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YHTJ SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
HEALTH OFFICIAL
TALKS FOR CLINIC;
RIVER PARK
Dr. Kin nf Nate Hoard Ad-(Irc'-rs
Chamber of
Commerce.
Pr. W. T. Kl-.r. ns!'t'int rro
ary r.f tho -ta?r hoirrl health.
lurrlion r f th1 local
ulij-rt was
r.f-cn
"hamtf r
j on. Hi.
vi IY.k '
th war
!::fr.;i'"
War in tim:
an.l wr.a in the r. iturc of
of tho wirk lono ! 'J rin
t r i 1 th- country of thr
f v nral lis ;ies. Ills
r.ilk was I :-!"n-il to appial to the
li';slr.s f r.si of tho n; n ;r;iihf rcl
to lis n to him.
Tahlr.is- the ?!a!;.:os r.f ih mf!i
i al j partrii nt of tho army an! th
I.'iris K.ithrri'l ly tho draft loj.rds
!urir. th war Dr. Klnz ail that
thf- iropurtion of vrnenal di.s'asos
'Mur.i in th ordinary ranks nf in
dustry v; a 3 over live j'Tccnt. Ho ?
timatid that tho monetary lobs to
the mrin v.ho employed 1,000 men
wis ovrr !l.,u'i) yearly. Thr break
down of tho n-ntury old prtju
Ii reg'irdin? trw- ')-ralkd eonfl-h-v.tiil
relations ht'.vcn persons
afflicted with venereal dls:uso nnl
his phyiciar; was one of the harJ-f.-t
thins;.-? that the health agencies
throughout the country have to light
In siid. He urgf'1 that the huine.s
!,if n of the city t behind ih work
!i-mg (l'lfif by th ptaty board of
health and tho local clinic to htamp
out a far a poc.jhle the menace of
thf jdftguo.
McmtHT I'htlo Support.
At thf r!n?r of thf 'nUfs the
in inl'i rs of th- rhamher present
Mttl to continue the support of the
t Unto.
K. IZ. r.orknf, athletic director at
Notn P.im' univerFity, also spoke
at the luncheon. Ho cavo some ideas
"f the fhurartpr tulld:ng worth of
the modern pm? of football, and
tiie way it deveiopes a knowledge
ff pvycholor' and quiek thinking
amor.tr the men who play It. Mr.
Koekne a!;o thapked the business
rn ti fT the support given to the
(.im last year, and promised them
l.-tter aceommo.-lat ions for this ra-s-nn,
and at I-a.ct two of '.ie bigst
jraim-s in the middlo wert for the
:-ea.on of 1521.
EPU'ORTH HOSPITAL
PAT 1 EXT ESCAPES
William Mitor. 2 i years rM. n
patient at Kpwortlt hostttal, r-
apcl Sunday and wandered along
the "Michigan Ceentral railroad
tracks near St. Mary's where he was
found and returned to thA hospital.
A buMnejs me ting of the ofTl-'ial
board of the j'ree Methodist church
will If held thi.i rvening at the
church whn the annual election of
oü'.rers will take plaee. The Tuesday
evening prayer meiting will b" a
union service with the South I'.cnd
church and will bo held at the par
snasre. Kov. A. U. Hamilton, the
pastor, will have rhirgc of the t-crv-
If c.
The Tdlis' Aid j-ociety of the
M. K. church will meet Wednesday
afii rnoon ata tho home of Mrs.
Harry TilelL S. Seventh it.. when
the annual election of officers will
take plare.
The women's union r rayer meet
ing will he held Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. J. C. Howman.
31 2 J Mishawaka av. Mrs. Alice
Clark will h ive charge of the meet
ing. The River Park boy scouts will
entertain their parents and friends
With a picnic and wiener roat sup
per Tuesday evening at I'otlawa
tomie park.
A wiener roast of the business
women i scheduled to be he-j Tues
day evmir.g at Pottawatomie park.
Mr.J. J. ". Powman and daugh
ter. Miis Mattie Bowman, Misha
waka av., entertained at Sunday
dinne r. 'oers were laid for 10. The
tablf. was eentered with a basket
of asters. The out of town guests
wer Mrs. Terl, Mr?. Harry I,uke.
Mr?. Clyde Hownmn anil children.
Florence Howard and Max and
(Jeorge I,ukc, all of Goshen, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. John Seymore,
F.ighth .d.. were host and hoste
at Sunday dinner. Covers were
placed for 13, the guests including
Mr. and Mrs. George Seymore of
r.remen, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Fellows and family of Purbon, Ind.:
Mr. and Mr?. William Seymore and
family of Plymouth. Ind., and Mr.
and Mrs. Uurl IUckncll of liurbon,
Ind.
C. H. Ault was tendered a sur
prise party Saturday evening at his
home on S. Eleventh St., by a num
ber of River Park friends:. The af
fair was in celebration of his birth
day anniversary. Music and frames
were features of the evening. A two
course luncheon was served at a
lato hour.
Miss Hallio Reeves and brother,
Frank Reeves entertained a num
ber of South Pend friends Sunday
evening at Pottawatomie park in
honor of their cousin. Miss Mather
of Chicago who spent the week
ASK POLICE TO -LOOK
FOR GLERK
Shoe Store Employe Mis?Ln
With Alleged Money
Shortage.
Harry Adams, clerk at the Guar
antee Shoe Co., Is missing and It is
alleged that ho absconded with
J 120 belonging to the. sho rtore.
The loss was not discovered by
James McDermott. manager of the
store, until some time after Adams
left.
The police were notified of the
disappearance of Adams and the
money but no trace of either has
been found.
here. A plcnlr supper was served at
t o'clock to 12 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Powers, ß.
Eleventh ft.; Mr. and Mrs. K. A.
Cornish and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Potts of South Pend spent the week
end at Huchanan. Mich., guests of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Plpper have
returned to their home at Nappanee,
Ind.. after a few days' visit with Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Brooks, N. Eleventh
St.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunsburger
and daughter, Miss Margaret Huns
burger sr.ent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. e S. Marker at Woodland. Ind.
Edgar and Harold Teeters. Tenth
St.. will leave Saturday for Exerter.
Calif., to join their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Zack Teeters, who moved to
California last sprintr.
The condition of Mrs. Earl Camp
and daughter. Laven, who are ill
with typhoid fever is serious.
K. I Matson returned to Michi
gan City this morning after a week
end visit with friends.
Mis (Jraco Hunsburger has re
turned from Si. Joseph, Mich., where
she attended a week end house party
at Higman paik.
BEGIN SELECTION
OF MURDER JURY
Is Expected to Occupy Most of
Time This Week Gar
iepy on Trial.
culty of getting a jury In the place!
where the alleged crime was com
mitted. Walter Raker. th other
member of the trio who confessed to
the killing of Cook, has alreadv been
tr:ed and sentenced to
electric chair.
die in the
ASK. OK and GET
Selection of a Jury in the case of
Ernest (Frenchy) Garriepy, on trial
In the circuit court for the murder
of Carl Cook, Laporte grocer, on
Christmas eve, 191S -j expected to
occupy most of the coming week.
Tho court ordered that the cases of
Steve Bartak, on trial for tho samo !
offense, and Garriepy, be docketed
separately under another number,
and that they be tried separately.
Attorneys for the defense, Melvln
E. Leliter and Fred R. Liddell. made
a motion In court Monday morning
to quash the transcript, alleging that
Special Judges G. A. Farabaugh and
Thomas W. Slick were not regularly!
appointed, and that they did not j
have the right to try the defendant.
Judge Walter A. Funk ruled against
the motion, as he said that the causo
of the two defendants had not been
hurt in any way by tho earlier hear
ings held before the two earlier
special Judges appointed to try the
case.
Earl Rowley, prosecutinpr attorney
for Laporte county, and Ralph N.
Smith, assistant prosecuting attorn
ey, are conducting tho case for the
slate in the murder trial. Change
of venuo was taken from Laporte
county courts because of the diffi-
CAWp PIX. Wrightstown. N. J.
Sept. 19. The forty fifth and fifty
seventh United Stated Infantry re
giments stationed here have been
skeletonized. and converted into
phillippine infantry and will absorb
th Philllppino scouts, it was an
nounced Sunday.
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Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets costs
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IiriiKICANi: JtAGKS.
DALLAS. Tex., Sept. 2 0. A -tropical
hurricane reported raging in the
Carribean s-ei was reported headed
northwestward from the S5th Meri
dian, in i rivato cables received to
day by M. il. Thomas & Co., cotton
broker?. The me. a ere indicated the
storm will hit the Yucatan peninsula
and Terriiorio Quintana Roo, Mexico.
Past experiences of the last
three years when the Spanish
Flu ami Pneumonia Tverc
prevalent haw taught us
precautions arc necessary
now.
Sometimes a small cold has
developed into srnrthing
reillj' serious. To ward off
any such possibilities we
have a number of excellent
remedies. There's no tip
taking a ehar.ee when it isn't
necessary.
CENTRAL DRUG STORE
Cor. Michigan and Wash
ington Sts.
Salesladies
for Our Cloak
and Suit
and Millinery
Departments
Good Salary
Apply at Once
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in oIll Cole Docs Dodby
15,000 MILES ON TIRES
50 !o Greater Fuel Efficiency
, Zero Balance Readability
Less Annual Depreciation
"Trie total mileage of my tAero-Eic.wr
for the past year was 11,200 miles.
Total tire cost was twenty-five cents due
to picking up a nail."
GEORGE A. GLYNN, V. tertown, N. Y.
Cole Motor Car Company. Indianapolis. USA
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South Bend workers en
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