South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 65, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 February 1914 — Page 2

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Dr. Douglas Mawson. Member of Antarctic Party, Reaches Australia Lieut. Ninnis Lost Life in Crevasse.

Ir. Mawson said: "With the exception of the tleaths of Dr. Mertz and Lieut. Ninnis the expedition was most successful. They dl (I like heroes. Nobody ever lived a brnver life than either of them." The scientific results achieved by Dr. Mawson are evidently considerable. They include the mapping of newly discovered islands, the finding of extraordinary marine fauna at a depth of two miles and the discovery of copper deposits and a vast coal bed. Dr. Mawson described the wind in Adelaide land as terrific. For the whole of one month it was never less than fill miles an hour, while .mists reached a speed of from L'OO to r.Oo miles. These would iuickIv level a town.

JOHN CHALANOR IS AFTER MORE MONEY

UNITED STATES COULD EQUIP MILLION MEN

Plenty of Reserve Foree to he V in Kmerseney, Says Chairman Hay.

Lo.NDiiX, Keb. L'T. Dr. Douglas Maw.-on, who returned Thursday from a vo years' expedition to the Antarctic, sends to the Daily Mail ii om Adelaide, Australia, a vivid story nf the deaths of his companions, previously reported, and his own sufferings. Dr. Dawson says he and a Swiss sUi runner, Dr. Mert; an Kir-dish lieutenant named Ninnis. and HI doizs v ith a 1,700 pound load, started on an exploration trip at the end of the ear 1112. After they had k Oil hides they were in latitude G 3. T and longitude !.".l.r. This was on lec. 11 oa a hish jdateiJ. They were in exalted .spirits and were rejoicing over the glorious weather when Dr. Mertz. who was ahead, found an unexpected crevasse, which he crossed. Dr. Mawson was onaware of the i'revase until he was e!o-e to it, but CTO.-sed with the ili.s and shouted a warning to Dieiit. Ninnis. He continued It is Uufrney, but on looking bade subseipieniiy was amazed not to see Ninnis. Dr. Mawson hailed Dr. Mertz, who returned and they scanned the vanning crewsse, but saw nothing but an injured do4 aiul fragments of tlie equipment far down. They shouted for hours, but i-'ot no answa-!-. The do'r soon dieil ;.nd all waj still. "Ninnis must have one down to instant deatji." says Dr. Mawson. "and with him went the bulk of the jmpment. nf sltPe remained. l'r ten lays they had food for thornIves. but nothing for the emaciatetl b'.s. They had one tent .,vr. the Irani." of which they improvised from a ski and n stand as it was neeessary in read the burial serice for Dietit. Ninnis". They started, but were delated 'jy bad weather. "When the two men w re 10t mib' s from the hut lr. Mert. became very weak. The weather was terrible. There was thick drifting snow every day and both men were pierced by the old. Owin to their enfe I led cnd:tin they covered only a few miles : 1rv find that with the ure.iUst difluUltV." Dr. Mertz died on Auk. 7.

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Yearly Allovaiic Fncreastxl IY0111 $17,000 to 521,000.

XKW YORK. Feb. 27. John ArmKtronK Chalanor (Chanler), author of th query ""Who's luny now?" will asK Supreme Court Justice Cohalan Friday to increase his yearly allowance from $17,000 to $24,000. His application is based upon a report of his committee. Thomas T. Sherman, showing1 that Chalanor has a frross income of $105,000 and a net income of ? 4 0, 0 00. In applying for an increase in his allowance, Chalanor states that he has always been accustomed to wealth and luxury. At the ase of 21, he says, he had an income of $- 1,000 to spend as he chose.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 27. Chairman Hay of the house military affairs committee, admitted Thursday that the standing army was recruited to its full streimth of practically 90,000 men. ' Should emergency come when more men are needed," said Mr. Hay, "there are 75.0U0 voting men in the semi-military institutions in this country who will be the first to enlist. They have been tauuht by military instructors and they form the reserves of the country." Mr. Hay claimed the government, had in stock arms and munitions to equip 1,000,000 men for service in the field.

AMERICAN WOMEN DRINK Dr. Mary Walker Lectures on Increase in Use of Liquor.

The oddly cut Jackets and fancy cut Skirts give the spring suits a demi-tailored appearance. The Jackets are noticable tor their shortness, some only coming to the waist line, although others of the cutaway effects are very natty; all are, however, very easy in fitting. The Skirts are very becoming and extremely fancy in design. The tunic especially in its various forms is very prominent; also the peg top and tierced effects. The Collars are very pretty with the rolling flare, standing high in the back. The Sleeves are both long and 3-4 lengths. The Materials used never were prettier Crepe Cloths, Crepe Poplins and Garbardines being most popular.

The Colors are both varied and soft tones, blues, purple, and checks are good, with black used as a trimming. Prices range from $15.00 to $40.00.

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We are showing many items at specially reduced prices owing to broken lots and sizes. Net and Silk in navy, black and brown, that formerly sold for almost double, will be priced at $2.98 and $3.95 for your choice of what is left.

Striped Tub Silk Shirts with Raelan sleeves

fl with open front fiat collar, all sizes, $2.50.

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KNIGHTS OF ROAD CAPTURED IN HOME

Saul They Were Hard Up Tor Clothes Hut Arc Allowed to Co by Turin Hand.

Two "knights of the road" were found in the summer cottage of John Koth on the Xiles road Thursday aftcnioim ami hefor- they couhl escape Julius Hiitler a hired man cornered them. Whfii asked to explain, they said they wrre hard .up for clothes and were trying to find some. Hutler mareh"d the two men out to the road then turned them toward Niles and told them to "hike." Butler then returned to the house and notified the Niles police to be on the lookout for them. According to Mr. Koth the men had foreed an entrance through a cellar window. The cottage is closed during the winter being occupied in the summer by Prof. 15. II. Thomas of the Thomas Business college. No other hurglaries have been reported in the neighborhood.

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WAHIXCTOX, Feb. 2 7. Dr. Mary Walker deplored the increase of drinking among American women at a lecture before the .ons of Jonadab Thursday. The doctor took as her general topic "The Hvil of Strong Drink Among Women," and .said that no woman could resist the demoralizing effect of strong J-ink and that temperate mothers meant a temperate nation.

LETTER ENDS LONG SEARCH Hammond Girl J$clievcl to Have Been AVhite Slave Victim N round.

HAMMOND. Intl.. Feb. 27. A five weeks' search by police and detectives in a dozen states for 10-yv.ar-old Loretta Knoerzers. daughter of a prominent Hammond family, ended today when a letter was received from the girl at Milwaukee, saying that she was working there as a maid. She was believed to have been a white slave victim.

iioimr m.oTCincs or r.cAi.x Quickly cured by Dr. Ilobson' Eczema Ointment. P. Caldwell, of New Orleans. "La., states: "My doctor advised me to try 'Dr. Uobons Kczema Salve. I used three boxes of Ointment and three cakes of Dr. Hobson's Derma Zema Soap. Today I have not a spot anywhere on my body and can soy I am cured." It will do the same for you. Its soothing, healing, antiseptic action will rid you- f all skin humors, blackheads, pimples, Eczema blotches, red unsightly sores, and leaves your skin clean and healthy. Get a box today. Guaranteed. All Druggists. 30c; or bv mail, rfeiffer Chemical Co.. Philadelphia V St. Louis. Adv.

SPECIAL Striped Shirts, double value, now 50c.

SPECIAL Crepe Batiste and Voile Waists, now $1.00.

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Black Hats The most stylish -for early spring wear. The tendency to show the hair is one of tlie most marked signs of the times in the millinery world. Jet Pon Pons, ribbons and flowers are in the new trimmings shown. Small and medium hats the most popular. Ask to see.our popular trimmed hats for Mis ses and Ladies at $3.95 and $5.00. Special showing for Saturday 2nd floor.

Remember Saturday is teachers' and students' day to get FREE LESSONS in Paper Craft Art 3rd Floor.

Saturday Specials Child ren's Flannelette Sleeping Garments with feet; also Children's Flannelette Petticoats; all go special Saturday 19c. Children's Furs, only a few' left and to move them we offer at less than l2 Price from 63c to $1.25.

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SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY. To make a final cleanup of this department we have cut the prices and offer them for your inspection on Saturday only. 50 Children's Coats in velvets, plushes, chinchilla, kersey and plaids. Specially priced at $3.95. Also a lot of 12 only sizes 4, 10, 12 and 14, will clean them up at $1.00. Tea Room 3rd Floor The delightful Special Luncheons served hero are the talk of South Bend. Try our Saturday Special Prices are popular. Service the finest.

Saturday Specials Girls' Serge Dresses in white, navy and wine; also separate blouses and skirts, 1-3 the regular price. Girls' Raincapes, in tan and rey, Saturday all go for $1.00. Children's Caps, knitted, also bear skin hoods, in red, navy and grey. Saturday Special 10c.

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temperance worker who had been active in Maine. Kansas. Indiana and Wisconsin, is dead here today.

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