Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 October 1916 — Page 8

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lEW YORK, Oct. 10—Henry Reuterdahl, the marine' artist and naval authority, whose prophecy that the German subline U-53 would "raise hell immediately" was., so signally verified, not surprised when told of the king of British ships off the sachusetts coast. &.riy one with common sense," he "could have seen what was going happen. That submarine wasn't 6nt over here for fun, tout for busi-

'Sf Cmn Operate Indefinitely. fy "After reading the description of the *7-68 and its captain's statement that .IUB three months' supplies, aboard, |(am of the opinion that it can oper•Sfe^ practically indefinitely. The first ljlflg it will run short of wilfibe bombs

Ji4 torpedoes. ^'Of bomb^it probably carries about "W."" They are not very big, but very fective in blowing up small -boats, small torpedoes are sufficiently powerit for boats bf the size of the West

Jiiit. The 1)}g torpedoes, I Imagine,

ill save for the large ships. "The next two weeks probably will lie'the utmost activity on the part

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Oils side for patrol and convoy, H'^n the meantime, the German sub-

HELD 0» DAY

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So large were the crowds ironged the third floor of the |tore wimessing the autumn fashion low Tuesday afternoon, that it was anininced the show would be repeated

Wednesday afternoon. This perhaps the best indication of the success of opening of the new season in the ^modeled store. It was estimated that Pjjorly one thousand women viewed

newest and prettiest in feminine attire. The entire store was put in gala ress for the opening event—autumn Jfeaves and potted plants being used profusely. The third floor was con-

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into a vrtde lane of overhanging

^cfaUtumn bowers, with space between' 'for the seating of spectators and for the promenade of the models. At the •t |front of the) promenade, a beautiful

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marine, having a free field, will make the most of it. After the allied warships in number «et on this side they probably will use* the methods of trying to catch the U-53 that they have employed so successfully in their home waters. ... "But off Nantucket, with the period for October gales coming on, the difficulties for patrols are going to be very great. The submarine can stand the heavy seas, and unless it- rolls enough to shake Its batteries, out of place, it will be all right. In case of very heavy gales it can submerge and lie on the George's shoals, off Nantucket, until the weather moderates.

"It'll Be Some-Picnic."

"Oh, it is going to be- some picnic for a time. Our own patrols and coast guards are going to be pretty busy to

sented by the clerks of the„store to Mr. basket of American Beauty roses, preAnderson, occupied a conspicuous plafce.

To the strains of appropriate music by a piano, violin and 'cello, the models walked to and fro, giving opportunity for the garments displayed to be viewed closely. The models were thirteen sales women of the Root store and like themselves, the costumes they wore, belonged to the store. "We imported neither models nor garments for our show," Mr. Anderson said. "Our customers lenow Our saleswomen who look like human beings when they are displaying the garments instead of painted up affairs."

Suits, coats, street dresses, evening gowns, shirt waists, skirts, hats and fine negligee were shown during the afternoon.

TWO SUBMARINES SUNK

CHRISTIANIA, Monday, Oct. 10.—A Russian torpedo boat yesterday

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two German submarines after the submersibles had attacked the Russian wireless station at Seppnavolak on the Murman coast, according to information received here today from Petrograd. Several persons Vere killed by the gunfire of the submarines.

STAGE "REGULAR" FIRE SCENE.

Carry Woman Down Ladder, But There Is No Blaze. Albert Mosel and Freddie Carmichael, employes of the A. C. Ferguson company, Tuesday morning prevented what appeared to be a regular city fire with prostrated women being carried from the flames down slender ladders and the crash of falling walls and all of that stuff. Stella Clark lighted a gas stove in her rooms at 26% South Fourth street, and the hose connectori came off and the escaping gas ignited. An alarm was turned in, and the apparatus at headquarters, No. 4, No. 2 and No. 1 responded, but there was no fire In

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see that supplies are not sent secretly to the U-63. No, I don't believe there is any secret supply base for German submarines along the coast. I don't see the necessity for one. "It may be taken for granted, bowev£r, that the German admiralty did not send that boat over here without attending to eyery detail or how it was to be resupplied. "What, for instance, is there to prevent a neutral ship with a carpo of, cil, bound for some European port, dropping overboard eight or ten barrels of fuel and lubricating oil, so that the submarine can get them? There is ndthing, so far as kiiow, in our laws to prevent a vessel d&ing that* at sea.

Allies Could Nab Captain. "Of course if the captain is caught by the allies they can make it hot for him, but there are a thousand excuses that could get him out of the hole. Then^jthough the risks are great, the rewards -vyill be great also. After the U-Bl? haa played havoo until the end of 4ts torpedoes, what is there to prevent it running into an American port and having itself interned for the rest of the war? You may be quite sure all these contingencies have been provided for. "Do I think other submarines will come liere? Why, certainly. It ^depends entirely to what extent Gerrifany purposes to carry on its submarine warfare against merchantmen."

CLOSE GARFIELD HIGH ON ORDERS OF BOARD

Action Follows Visit of Student At Home Where Case of Smallpox Was Reported.

Following the report that ai girl student at the Garfield high\school had visited at a home in the Viorth end, where a member of the family was afflicted with smallpox, the board of health, Tuesday morning, issued orders for the closing of the school. The orders were carried out and the school doors locked. The. work of thoroughly fumigating the building was being carried on during the day and it was expected that the health board ban would be lifted in time for the resumption of school work on Wednesday. "The school will be fumigated in every nook and cranny today." said T. W. Records, principal of the school. "With the powerful fans we can remove every bit of gas and fumes in a short time and school wiil be rgady for reopening Wednesday."

Accident Proves- Fatal to Wife Late Supreme Court Justloe. WASHINGTON, Oct. 10—Mrs. Malvlna F. Harlan, widow of the late Justice John M. Harlan, of the supreme court, of the United States, died! at the home here last nlpht of her son, James S. Harlan, a member of the interstate commerce commission, in her seventyeighth year.

Death was the result of ah accident three months ago, when she broke her hip. Mrs. Harlan was born in Evansville, Ind.

Interment will be in Washington

JAKE BACKING HUGHES.

Jake Finklestein is •one of four Terre Hauteans who took a $1,00.0 to $700 bet on Hughes in Chicago. Jake has $4,iS00 on the Judge and if Hughes win Jake is going to take a party of •friends to ^he Pacific coast.

At t}ie same time the health board closed the McKeen school'which children of the family attend. Th#. school isi being fumigated by special officers of the board of health, who will probably complete their work in time for the opening of the school Wednesday morning. "The health board closed the two schools immediately on the discovery of the smallpox case," Dave Reed, clerk of the board of health, said, "to

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AMUSEMENTS.

HIPPODROME

(Absolutely Fire Proof)

TODAY AT 2:30 AND Silfl

WEBER & WILSOK

Late Features With Valeska Suratt "Dancing a la Carte"

GBUW-PAITEi COMPANY In ^Solitaire PATRICOLA A MEYERS

BENNY A WOODS JACK LAVIER

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

SUBURBAN BAY SPECIALS

Suits

At $ 12.50

The equal of any $22.50 suit in town. A great variety of materials all sizes all colors.

At $15.00

The equal of any $27.50 suit in town.

At $ 17.50

Actual $30.00 values a fine selection. Exclusive styles,

At $40.00

WAISTS

At $1.00 At $1.98 At $2.98 At $4.98 i

Every wanted material all colors all sizes.

prevent an epidemic. Both schools will be ready for reopening, we believe, by Wednesday morning."

CHARGES DESERTION.

Lizzie Gallion Tuesday morning filed suit in the Superior Court for a divorce from Elmer E. Gallion on the grounds of desertion. She says they were marVied in August, 1905, and lived together iintil December, 1912. She asks for the custody of their two children.

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"The Black Terror"

Two-part Thanhouser drama, with Barbara Gilroy.

"SEE AMERICA FIR8T" and "KOMIC KARTOON."

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Essanay Production.

Stone & Harris in Cabaret MUSIC

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Electrical Supplies

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Reasonable Prices

Special service to Electrical Contractors. Let us figure on your electrical supplies.

(Wholesale and Retail)

Austin Hardware Co.

608 Wabash Ave.

GOLDBERG'S

325-627 Wabash

Our Wonderful Bargains

Are the talk of the town and envy of every merchant." We give exactly what we advertise—convince yourself by calling for advertised goods. See our window display. Goods removed from windows for customers'inspection at any time. We claim our prices are lower than in any other store and we can prove it.

All Wool Serge Dresses $4.98

WorthS 10.00

All Wool Serge Dresses $7.98 Beautiful Modelk at $10.98, $12.98 $15.00, $17.50 and up to $25.00 Includes Silks, Satin, Serge) etc.

Seventy* and "Wabanh Avenue'.

Tomorrow, One Day Only EMMETT DALTON

1%ie only living member of the famon. "Dslton Bora," will lecture. Three (3) exciting reels, Showing their world fainomi DOtBLE HANK ROBBERY at Coffeyvllle, Kan., Oct. 5,1802, as it actually happened. Every one nhould. hear Emmett Dalton reveal their ltveai In a short talk t.efore the picture* are shown. Nothing to mlai leAtl the young: or^repel the old.

EMMETT DALTON.

Last ot the Dalton Boy», the world's moitt noted outlaw*. Come and hear the etory from the lips of the man who ha* had the experience and knowa what he la talking:

"jfliO Marlon Leonard In that beautiful story,

"Mother Love"

Be sure and attend the matinee and avoid the niftht rush.

ONE DAY ONLY

CTODAY

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Cbas. Chaplin

—IN—

"The Picnic

In three reels, and other good pictures. —'TOMQRROW-r-gMMETT

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Himself, will appear in person with the "DALTON BOYS."

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"The Wo II Woman"

Read 1 his Extract From Mique G'Brfen, Well Written Review of THE WOLF WOMAN"

In Monday's Tribune. Mr. O'Brien ^aw the picture twice before writing his criticism of it. .... "Leila looks into a mlrrdr one fine morning and it topples over with her. She is picked out of the mess a frightfully disfigured' creature—a vampire with nothing to vamp with. "Miss Glaum is a well-fed beauty of the sensual type in this picture. Her acting stamps her as a screen-villainess of fine endowments and originality of method. Charley Hay: has done nothing finer since he has been elevated to stardom by th Triangle people.

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TUESDAY,OCTOBER 4

SUBURBAN DAY SPECIALS

Coats

At $7.50

Just about y2 what others want for same merchandise.

At $12.90

A great variety, all colors ^11 sizes 20 different materials actual $20.00 values.

At $17.95

The wonder of wonders coats that were never shown for less than $30.00 in any other store. Select, models one of a kind, at $20.00 to $40.00

SKIRTS

500

Actual $10.00 values at $5.98. Includes silks, satins, poplins, gaberdines, etc.

A PLAY YOU CAN'T FORGE

L-iOuise Glaum

LAST TIME TODAY

'The Wolf Woman' deserves the enthusiastic praise that has been showered upon this picture by the leading picture reviewers of New York and Chicago. In this particular instance I agree with Kitty Kelly, .of Chicago, and Sam McKee, of the New York Telegraph. "The Wolf Woman" Is a great picture and in it Miss Glaum outvamps Theda, the queen of screen vampires. Indeed, Miss Glaum appears more vampirlsh than Theda ever hoped to be.'"

Theatrical managers, as well as motion picture producers, regard Mlque O'Brien as one of the best qualified theatrical critics in the country. During the convention of motion picture exhibitors In Chicago the biggest men in the film world paid big tribute to the Tribune critic. One noted director declared his criticism of "The Fool There Was" and "The Two Orphans" were the most intelligently written that were printed In any paper or magazine.

WEDNESDAY ONLY NORMA TALMADGE

in "THE SOCIAL SECRETARY"

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LAST TIMES TODAY.

LUCILLE LEE STEWART

(Mrs. Ralph Ince) in

Ttie Destroyers

(ANOTHER GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE WOMAN) FROM JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S

Famous Novel "PETER GOD"

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"Down Where the Swanee River Flows" "Y&ekl, Hooki, Wieki, Waoki, Woe" AT EACH PERFORMANCE TODAY AND TOMORROW.