South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 196, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 July 1914 — Page 2

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fry. ' ' ' .V - ' r f J'f'. X Stern Mamma is Always Watchfully Waiting and Miguel and Dolores Talk About the Veather Bcalt Spies on Vera Cruz Pair. by ri:i:i l. i.oalt. VKIiA CKt'Z. M".. July n ant to f.f . ymmsr ;ic:ain. I want le 1 1 ami In l- I want to -T to 1. in !p with n 1 rl in 'vin Criz. I want fo woo and win hrr, Mexican fashion. Sim nirl.'syly I have l.-f-n watching a rurt-'hip. Doluren s; T narnecl lur ToIres lives nf t Im.i- t th- livery where fry hoic is h'aliletl. 'iie sits in the uir.dovv, winch is stoutly barrerl. On th other side of the bars stand.-? Miguel l am rur his name is M!su!---prrinsr his f-'iiit. He must ht(ak (ivn two sets of bars the iron 1 01 THE C 1. 8 OT DOWH Warren Burch, 416 IV. Monroe St., is Killed After He Falls Over the Rail. Warren Huroh, iio . .uomue the . I. v- 5. I !i;-iauy killed j Jli' IV l..... St.. a switeninan tu ruil.vav. was al;iu:' lait niht wlu'ii n- v;is run ocr hv a ear in the I. v S yards near the crain elevator at .-"ample st. iiuich

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h:s i;udy. cuttit:;: it n tv. . I As n-v.r a.v fouM.l learsteil !v the polirr ivhn were Ci'.llr(i u th ?cvn j u'.. :,:an nao n.-en sr. mi. ins car.) arm .".Iter uncoupling one. slipped and fell in front of it. ft.ie he muM arise iiml jump ti safvt- the car !miv him li. n .uiil paj -e i avr liis '.n ij " ! uM'd milv a lev, minutes. ..inner t u,i!U was c.tlieii, made a animation arid o! lait.e, t'ne s.irt " i nanus oi , witnesses who will l. .ailed muuesl lo be held T,uir.-i!;c. at the , The Ijo.'y v a.-s rciao . ! . : ru s :u":-;ije to prare.l ,: b'jnol. II. Ja(.:-;iis was enuinrer of tiie train; J. lo!s'n. tireman; 11. J. Colpitis, switchman, .'.ad t '. KluneI'ari. conductcr. Tii.'v men v. ill ;ppca r a t the in . i o s t. IWiri h 1 survive. 1 by hi- v. iTe and j tw. ehildren. 1. r. a se,; ? ix, ::h1 i Ketineih. aueil four. . siier. Mrs. C. I.. VickiTy, at 1 ; . n l.m.leri a .. also Mjrvives him as I tin. follow in-;' brothers: J. Ibiit 'n. Kansas; George M. I'ureh. Lajola. I'al.; O. H. Harch. 4 1 W. Monroe st.. of this city. . He was born Jul li. in Mar shall county. He h ts lived here for the pust ten years, comin-.: to the citv from North Pakota. While in the m- ! ploy of the ('.. i. ,v- S. railwav he ha.s . been extra yard sw iteliman. Tiie L(,yal i t der of .Mise will have ehare of I the funeral arrangements. SCHIFF RESIGNS POSITION Is No Lomrcr Connected With the National City ILtnU. NTW YORK. July v Jacob SohifT of the firm of Kuhn. I.-t'. and company re.Mgn-'d T'usday afternoon iron the board f direct ,x of the National City bank. .Mr. SehifTs action sas taken in mi'li am- w ith the provision f thr new f. MU'ral iterve. art, nhich mak-s it mandatory that all private bankers resign from direct"ratrs f National banks uitn which hty do business.

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Jars in th window and the bars of maidenly reserve behind which beats the timid heart of Dolores. In the cool, dark recess behind I'olores sits her mother, silent, watchful, prim. She must keep at2h lest , .Miguel capture the alim, brown finK rs of Dolores. When I nass that house in the morning, MiRuel Is there. When T return, late in the afternoon, Miguel is still there. Tiresome? Not much. I wish I was in his shoes. And Dolores does not seem to find the courtship wearisome. Hr mother yawns. Sometimes she nods and her eyes dost. Then. . . . Xone o? your business. Paul Pry! Kvfn a Mexican courtship has its rewards, and they are all the sweeter, I'll bet. for being few and hard to k'et. Courtship Xears End. T think the courtship is nearly ended. I saw it start. Miguel. in immaculate ducks, snur.trred day after diy, past the window. It was shuttered. Miguel swaj'prered and strutted and postured. Through the tiniest of cracks Do- ! OFFICERS INSTALLED BY ARMY AND NAVY UNION A. J. DiiL'uan is Commander of the ('eore M. IoiiiMtt Garrison. George jr. Poinsett Garrison. No. 9 3. Army and Navy union, installed otflrers a their regular meeting Tuesia n i lit. The men who will control the affairs of the organization for the eominu- year are: Commander, A. J. i iii,ui,ran; senior vice commander, Fred i Oii ric; junior vice commander. ,-h:irlt ,s Xoble; adjutant. A. J! Setfert; (;:.irtprmaster. William J. DeZutter; ..f'-pfr nf th.- lnv Anthonv Weher uriivor of the Kiiard, Joseph Harvard; euapir.in. Joseph Lv Dugean; execu :iV. mimr-il iVivnov Su-mt' nmr'. 1 Koiiowiri- the inxt.-ill :ition mnslr. I I dancing. iaids and re'resltments were njoved by a large crowd at members .,n(i tlf.ir fmnilbs rm,! fr1..nd Tlie object of the garrison is to bri:: : ship t'.geth r are establish a fellnwa:m!.' tliose ho have served navy or ma !ie.uora"'!v in th- arm's. rine corps or fho Lnited states, and such men of th revenue cutter seras have served hoiurably in time i oJ- War. The union also gives aid to j the comrades v. ho are in any way needy; assets in the burial of the i i (i 'aii: help the dependent family of ; a deceased comrade; renders pecunii ary aid or otherwise to any comrade j a.; w.ry be necessary: secures employment for the comrailos who have ' turned to civil pursuits and aiils in keepincr alive the friendships formed ! in the service. WIFE ON BOARD, HE - TRIES TO STOP SHIP Cat her Stepped in and, Took Daughter After Couple Clopcd I Yom 3Ienipld. HOHUKKN. N. J.. July S. Just after the giant liner three minutes Vaterland sailed today an excited, dis hevelled young man dashed down the Hamburg-American pier shouting: "Slop the ship.' My wife is on boa rd." He was Francis K. Evans of Memphis. Tenn.. a wealthy planter, who eloped a week ago to Chicago with 1 7-ycar-old Hattie (loodwin. his sweetheart. The girl's father traced them and secured possession of his daughter, bringing her east. Evans followed them and learned that Mr. (Joodwfn had booked passage for himself and daughter on the Vaterland. However, he arried too late to catch the ship. The unhappy bridegrtom. falling to hire a tug, said he wou'd sail on the next ship.

Hoalt' secret photographs of prom-ess cf Mexican romance. (1) "Miguel wandered and strutted ami potuiv!.' (2) "Miguel reapiH'ars bearing a louqueLi' (2) She cives Miguel jK'nni-sioii to stop at tlie wlmlow." (1) "He may hold Dolores hand.M

lores' mother was watching. He is a presentable young man. Dolores also peeps and blushes. Mother makes cautious inquiries. Miguel is of good family and steady habits. Dolores might do worse. Dolores is sounded. Miguel, she conesses through her fingers, is pleasing in the eyes. The next time Miguel swaggers past, Dolores is in the window. Off comes Miguel's hat. Dolores nods, smiles, blushes and disappears. An hour later, Mlgud re-appeprs, bearing a bouquet. In it is concea-led a note a declaration of his lover-like intentions, beautifully worded. Yet another hour passes. A note falls fluttering to the sidewalk at Miguel's feet. It !s short, maidenly, reserved, and it is signed "Dolores." She gives Miguel permission to stop at the window. Miguel loses not a minute in availn himself of the permission. They There's a world of comfort for tortured skins in a warm bath with Resinol Soap and a simple application of that soothing, antiseptic Hesinol Oint ment! In a MOMENT all Itching- ana burning are gone, healing begins, and t;fwin tho sUin i free from tinsiirhtlv. tormenting eruption. Doctors everywhere orescrihe Itesinol freely and have done so for 10 years, therefore It is not an experiment but a treatment of tested ami proven value. Isn't that the kind of treatment YOU want? Kesinol Ointment (."0c. and $1.00) ami Hesinol Soap L"c. ). are also speedily effective for pimples, blackheads, dandruff, sores and many forms of piles. .Sold by all druggists. For trial free, write to Dept. 21 -It. Hesinol, Baltimore, Md. Insist on getting real Hesinol, not somethin claimed to be "just as good.' GENERAL EVANS IS GIVEN A REPRIMAND Is Critki-Cil for His Comment on tlie Country's Coreicm Policy. WASHINGTON. July S. Brig. Gen. H. K. Evans, acting commander of the department of the east, was reprimanded Tuesday by Sec,v. of War Garrison in a letter forwarded to the j general for his criticism of the foreign policy of the administration. Gen. Evans in a recent speech before the Sons of the American Revolution in New York found fault with the government's treatmentof foreign affairs, and Pres. Wilson decided the general was guilty of a serious breach of army discipline. "Matters which become controversial and are aired in the newspapers," said Secy. Garrison, "are not matters which army officers should deal with. They create a bad impression abroad." The letter containing the reprimand will not.be made public. Gen. Evans will be succeeded by MaJ. Gen. Leonard P. Wood on Saturday when he will go to the Mexican border to take command of the second brigade of the first division. FURTHER RETURNS IN FAVOR OF HUERTA He and Blanquet fiet an Absolute Majority In Three Districts. MKXICO CITY. July 8. That department gobernacion reports that the electoral returns from the districts of Gunajanato, Tabasco and Queretaro show an absolute majority for Huerta and Blanquet. Kduardo Cauz has taken possession of the executive government of Vera Cruz state. The federals, the war ministry announces, have badly routed the rebels south of Cuernivaca. All is quiet in Ahuas Calientes, Yucatan and Oaxaca. It was officially announced today that Minister Al"ocor is head both of the department of gobernacion and the department of commerce and in-

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talk, hour after hour, day after day, of the most commonplace things. Mother watches and listens, appraising Miguel. Every night after Dolores has gone to bed. her mother reports to her husband. Here's Wonderful Tiling. By and by a wonderful thing happens. The door swings open and Miguel enters. Ceremoniously he is made known to the members of Dolores family. Ho must pet the dog and cat and praise the linguistic attainments of the parot. He may sit besides Dolores. If he proposes formally, and she accepts him. and her father and mother give their consent, h may even hold her hand. But he may not put an arm around her waist. Certainly he may not kiss her save on the e!y. "Time enough for that, young man," says Dolores mother, "when you are married."

TRUST LEGISLATION PROVING A PUZZLE Committee Has Alout Decided to Vole Against Interlocking Directorates. WASHINGTON'. July S. In an effort to expedite trust legislation the senate judiciary committee has practically decided to support an amendment covering interlocking directorates in the pending trade commission bill adopted from the interstate commerce commission. This provision, as passed by the house, is In the Clayton bill which is now before the judiciary committee. The committee thus far has been utterly unable to agree even tentatively upon the various sections of the Clayton bill other than those dealing with Interlocking directorates and holding companies. The surest way, therefore, to deal with that particular subject, the committee believes, is lo transfer it to the trade commission bill now on the senate lloor. GRANTED NEW FRANCHISE Street Hallway Question Drinks Out a Heavy Vote. KANSAS CITY, Mo., July S. By a majority of 7,454, Kansas City Tuesday voted a new franchise to the street railway company. Every ward but one gave the franchise a majority. The intense interest of the people was shown by a vote of 39.326, when the highest forecasts had been for 32,000. , The vote of the people will enable the refinancing of the street railway corporation, taking it out of the federal receivership under which it ha operated fur several years. BLAMES SISTER; KILLS HER HiLsband Claims Sho Oft"ed Wife to Desert III in. TOREK A, Kan.. July S. Iiert Dunford shot his sister. Mrs. John Wilburn Tuesday and then killed himself, cause of his wife and son leaving him last week. Dunford's brother is now in prison for killing a street car conductor and another brother was killed four years ago in a quarrel. DR. JOHNSON WITHDRAWS Dr. David Starr Jordan Will be Next N. 1'. A. President. ST. Paul, Minn. Starr Jordan will July S. Dr. David be the next president of the National Educational association and will be elected Thursday withjut opposition. This w as made certain Tuesday night w hen Dr. David 1!. Johnson, at a conference with 23 cf his supporters, read a statement in which he announced his withdrawal from the race and paid a tribute to Dr. Jordan for whom he asked the unanimous support of his friends. ghanti:d DivoxtciPHILADELPHIA. July Prof. James Munyon. the patent medicine manufacturer, Tuesday was granted a divorce from his wife, Pauline Neff Metzer Munyon, a former -rhow girl and vaudeville actress, on the ground of desertion. The suit was not contested.

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FINE CREPE GOWNS FINE NAINSOOK SKIRTS SPLENDID COMBINATIONS Embroidered and Lace Trimmed, Values $1.25 to $1 .98

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j such staple merchandise Now is the opEj portunity to save money on standard neH cessities. h 2J2c Printed Lawns at 7c

10c Printed Batiste 5c Blacks and Whites included. 40-in. Awning Striped Voiles at 25c yd. Also Flowered Patterns in this lot. 32-in. Crinkle Ginghams at 10c yd. 25c and 35c Fine Crepes at 15c yd.

H Sense and Sentiment Tho fountain of youth, Hank, is nothing more than a clean, pure heart, a sound body and a broad, healthy, generous mind backed by a determination to let "the years count. . Some men seem to get nowhere and end their careers at about where they started. A green salesman will sell more for you Mr. Manufacturer than a blue one. Also a yellow one has no show at all. A cool proposition sometimes makes a fellow hot. One Letter Often Important. It makes a lot of difference. Hi ram, whether it is an ollice or an of-; tieer that is socking you. ; Education continues to be a pro- i cess of brain-cell creation beginning with the cradle and ending with the j grave. No. Reginald, we do not get all our germs from Germany. : A fellow with thick lips can tell you, Hez, how those Iron-heavy, i quarter-inch mugs feel when he's drinking his coffee at one of the local ; beaneries. ' CHESTER REESE. ANOTHER PLAGUE VICTIM Dreaded Di-case is Spreading at New Orleans. NEW ORLEANS. La.. July S. The olficial report of another death from bubonic plague and the discovery of nnotner nnectod area caused more i j alarm here Tuesday. John Jackson, ! J a negro boy. died from the nlasue. j je was tjlc second victim. W. W. ! AUlkin?on- now in isolation, is re ported to be recovering from the dis ease. IS HELD TO GRAND JURY LA PORTE, Ind.. uuly 8. Frank Kreg. charged with assault with intent to murder, was held Tuesday to await tlie action of the grand jury. Kree:. crazed by jealously by Edward i Guse of Wanatah. had supplanted him ! ; l- r. A m i ...... x . ill ii.e fc'iuu KC'"S Ol "11SS UUMil .ewman, shot at the buggy in which tho , v,)tin?r woman whq r'Hir.p" with rjilifj The bullet entered her bark, j ; HARRY L YERRICK FUNERAL DIRECTOR I furnish rr. Tit. lr m burial. Doth llione the complete equlpthe f.rt call to the . 219 So. St. doc St.

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36 in. Handsome Taffetas, nzi fp 36 in. Striped Messalines. j j f White Messalines with Black l,.JU

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Hair Line Stripe.

Browns and Greens. $1.25 to $2 values. We offer all at, vd.

$1.00 Values Silk Brocades 49c Yard 27 in. Silk Brocades, Hair Line Stripe. No short ends all the finest qualities.

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