South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 233, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 August 1914 — Page 2

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(Kill AT MM HEADS Field Marshal Lord Kitchener of England Best Known and Generalissimo Joffre France Least Known. of I,ontm. An::. It. In this. rrf ttf-n anil r).,tl: v.r in vorM'.K hiftnry. ev;ry nr.- f t!ipower a'rady involved hns jil ;tt the ho.ids of its Mhtin fr t li tinII v . the !."t n.en availu!!-. i:.u-h r iUr druwn into tho titanic 5trul- re.il;z h that h:s Rovornm-f;t is in th thn.es of it.Kiijircmest crisis ami fur tli.it re., army ami na.y comma rulers v channel without rr;ml to jrevl ;n :-rt' nt. ami c.ihinets were snifteil . ni.ht. Th rulers and omn.an!e: s v. aw directing the various heliigert rit.s foiI o w : 1 IiuLual. Itr.lf-r, Kin' ;-ors V. Sccrftury of Mate f r war. Fieh! Marshal Iord Ki'.-heiicr, hero of Khartoum. First lord of the admiralty. Winston Churchill. onimanJr-in-rhief .f the I ami foives. Field Marshal ir John l'rem-ii. hirf ' naval cornmand-r. Vice Admiral Sir John Je'li Kin (leore of Knland is nominally the head of tho IJriti.-h army and navy, hut he is tak'n no tivc part in the war. The Prim e of N'aley was Kiv-n a military romaiismom in the army, hut has not h--n. allowed to partici n.Uo in any t.htin. I rami. Huler, Pros. liayn-.ond Pome. ire. War minister. '1 "io-ophile I el a :.-, former sj-cial amha .-adr to llu.s;u:i and a hitter enemy of fiermany. , (5nralissinn of the army. (Jt-n. JoM'l e. 'hi'f naval commander. Admiral de la Peyrers. As in Mnfflar.il. the French ruler is technically the load of the rihtin'-; forces, hut Pres. Poimare will take no active part in the war. (il'i llUII) . Kuler. Kaiser Wilhelm II. who is n lT.ina lly always and in time of war actually in command of the army and na y. Minister of war. den. Von Falkvnha vs. Minister of navy, Admiral Von Tiritz. Fhief of staff of the army. Count Julius von Midtke. Fhief naval commander, Admiral Yon Tirpitz. In war the kaiser, unlike the kinc of Falkland, is the real head of his army. At the present time the Ua:r is rejiortetl to be at the front in Alsace, directing operations against the French. Frown Prince Frcdctieh "Wilhelm commanded one of the (lerman regiments at I.iee. Ilusia. Kuler, Czar Nicholas, nominally commander-in-chief of the army. Minister of war. C,n. SukomlinolT. Minister of marine. Admiral tlrifforovitoh. Generalissimo of the army, Grand I)..'l.e Nicholas Nieholaiviteh. Faief naval commamler. Admi:al Grifforovltch. As in the case of Germany. Fzar Nicholas heeomes th real head oT the Kussian army in time of war. He has said he would take the field in the operations against Germany. Grand Duke Nicholas, as iencralismhh. is now diretini the Knssian unity In the lield, while Gen. Sukomlinotr". as war minister, is direi tin. afiairs in St. Petersburg. Ati-tria-lhmiiai y. Ituler, Faiperor Francis Joseph, who is commander-in-chief of the army. Minister of war. Fitter von Krohatin. Minister of the .navy. Admiral 1 la ass. Heads of the army. Archduke Fredcrick, commamler in-chief and (Urn. Vim HotzcmlorlT. chief of the general st a if. Chief naval commander. Admiral llauss. The niC'-d I'mperor I'rami .Toseidi, as in Germany ami I Luj-sia. is the head of the Austrian army, hut he is so old and enfeehled that he delected his task to Archduke Frederick. N-rvia. Kuler. Kinff I'ctei. nominal commander-in-chief of the army. Actual coinmamh-r-in-chief of the army. Gen. Hoja Vankovitch. Perhaps the bc.t known chieftain in tb- reat international war tirania is I'iebi Marshal Lord Kitchener of Khartoum, war seeretary of I'ngland, while it is safe to n the least known commander is (Jen. Joffre. generalissimo of Franc. He is the youngest otf.eer of his i;-.ik in the French .-r-vice and H e.idetted for his position at the head of th- arm not to intrij'e or political in!!c.eare. le.it to the unanimous vote of the French Minerals, who compose (be superior eoamil of war. -n. Joliie is now at the front ami when the French mobilization, now under way. is eompleted. ie will hae under him mot' than ;:,ioo.eov otfieers and men ready to obey his ludtlinu'. Ien. SukomlinolT. who rinds liim5elf as one of the heads of th' liussian army in the Kreat war. is comparatively unknown. He sered in neither the t'hinej-e r..r Japanese wars, being at that time oiuniamb r at Kieff and chieily toinem.ed with straiegie work on the w-teru frontier. I'nlike moi of his predivrssors in the war o:hcv at St. IVter.- Mirg. lit is a SIa and a Ku:-i:;n nationalist. ! He was tailed to the Kussian cabinet by the c;:ar to reorganize the army. Count Juims Von Moltke. (hi-f of tb.e general st.t.'T of the German army and by i-atjon of that position, next to the knii'vr in the war. is the neph.cv of tin- gnat Field Marshal Von Moltke. A P. is mud was noted for his silence, the purn Count Vo:i Mrdtke is chi'!!v known for his serIoasness. !! n- t sm'.h-s and is P-r.erallv known as V.loomv Julius". Archduke Frederick, to whom hist uncle, i.mp;ror I ramus J. s ph. has confided, the t-ommaiid of th- armies of Austria Hungary. is the dde?-; brother ef the ejue? n mother of Spain and a grand-on of that Crand Iuke '"harles. who Was one .f the loioes of the Napoleonic wars. Two ether I

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VC ri. : '. i, 1 - . s Ethel . Valentine ST. LOUIS. Mo. With visions of the bread line before her, Miss Fthel Valentine of St. Juuis has cabled friends hero of her distress in faminethreatened Paris. Miss Valentine has secured passaffe on the "France, ' but the boat Mini manv other boats have cancelled their trans-Atlantic trips, leaving thousands of Americans stranded in Paris. Unless Miss Valer tine reaches New York within the h xt 10 days, the opening of the play, "Today," will have to be postponed, as she is to play the leading ride in the product ion. INDIANA AND MICHIGAN BRIEFS NAPPANF.H The home of Christian Johnson was entered Wednesday evening and jewelry and clothing valued at $100 was taken. Mr. Johnson was at the drug store while Mrs. Johnson and family were at a band concert when the house was burglarized. STUKdIS. The I lagenback-Wal-lace tent blew down here Thursday afternoon during a terrifftc wind storm. Several people were injured, but none seriously. VI NCF.NN US. Joseph Edmondson, 2S. was instantly killed Thursday w hen the team he was driving ran away. His head was crushed between a curb stone and a wheel of the wagon. GARY. iSamuel Frandi was seriously injured Thursday when a motorcycle he was riding struck a switch engine. lie was taken to the hospital where his injuries were treated. ELKHART. Ralph Flenner, 21. night clerk at the Big Four, tormented William I'.aker( a transient pencil peddler. Baker in a fury turned on his tormentor and cut him with a razor, making two long gashes in Baker's face and chest. C.CSIIFN. William Morgan. who it is said h:us become feebleminded, living between Mentone and Akron, is believed to have committed suicide. When he left home sixweeks aso he donned old clothes and said h' was going to a lake". Nothing has been heard from him since. LA FA Y ETTE. M iss Zella T tirrh was instantly killed. Richard Sample j received a concussion of the brain, i anil other occupants of the automo- ' bile were badly bruised when a ma- J chine left the road just north of the , city and plunged down a 40-foot em-j bankment. ; VINCFXXKS. Mreet car service! archdukes w ho ar called upon to : play important parts In the Mg war ae .- i v 1 1 ii i 1 1 r i.eui'oiu Ddivduu, 111-?peetor-Ken"ral of Austria-Huncarian artillery, and Archduke Kug.ane. who is in chief command of the Iandwchr of Austria and Hungary. Hard Times Parade on Women's Day At SPR1MG3R00K PARK; With a Prize For Every Lady Entering the Parade S-pringbrook Park ha.s !' Boys' Parade, its Decorated Carriage Pa-i.o-.e, ;is (Jills" White Dress Parade. T'nis ear it inaugurates its first WoMF.N'S PAP-ADF. In order that all expense may be eliminated as far as possible and that its spirit may be one of hilarity and fun. ihe parade . ;i Women's Day will be of a ridiciibu5 and eomicrU nature. The more absurd the costume the more likely v ill Its we-m-r be to svore in the spe:al priy.e awards. Fach lady enterirg the parade will receive a work 1 asket as a. souvenir o ' the day tie-Sid'-s there will be live special prizes. The dressing roonu at the Casino Theater will be open to those who delre to us-- them. The Parade will form at :::tu o'clock and SPKINOP.ilooiv PAKK invites all its women friends to join in this Parade. Adv. n I, i;

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OFTEN FATAL How often we read of some one dyinff from heart disease as the result of acute indigestion after a hearty meal. Impaired digestion is very serious where the heart Is weak, as un digested food ferments and produces erases that press against the heart, and if this organ is weakened by chronic stomach trouhle there Is rae danger of a fatal attack. Dr. Flood's Scientific Stomach Remedy re mows the poisijnous waste matter f-orn the stomach and intestines that interfere-? with digestion so that these dangerous ffases do not form. If you have any kin l of etomach or Intestinal disorder do not put off restoring your health but commence taklnff Dr. Flood's Scientific .Stomach Remedy today and feel better tomorrow. This new treatment removes the cause of your trouhle whereas ordinary dyspepsia tablets only treat the symptom:;. Your money cheerfully refunded if it does not do all that we claim for it. At all druggists. If not. srnd to Dr. Flood Remedy Co.. Chicago. Refuse substitutes. Sold and recommended by American Drug Co., 1 i No. Main St., and other druprjists. Advt. here came to an end Thursday when the employes walked out. The union men declare that the company refuse to recognize the union. Organized ; labor has printed thousands of "I-will- ! waiK - carets ana aismouteu tnem about tho city. AUBURN. Mrs. Rosa A. Shull. 67, is dead from injuries received Wednesday evening when she was kicked by a horse. FT. WAYNE. Showing bravery not possessed by many men. Noel Boyd, G, walked two blocks to his home after his feet had been terribly crushed by. a wagon. Thursday six toes were amputated. BURKET. Plans are now under way for the rebuilding of the sawmill of Gaskil and .Son, which was destroyed by lire several weeks ago. BAY CITY. Arthur W. Tembley of Flint has confessed to using the United States mail for sending improper advertising His case was heard before United States Commissioner F. S. Pratt. He pleads ignorance of the law. HOLLAND. Thomas Berkey, a farmer in this vicinity, was? bitten by a poisonous snake. His recovery is doubtful. What kind of reptile it was is not known as no one but himself saw it, and he cannot tell its kind. PETOSKET. The first harm locally that has resulted from the European war is the closing of one of the largest factories in this vicinity. Others are running at half capacity. RICHMOND. Paul Morden, a pioneer, aged 11 years, is dead at his home here after several years illness. RATTLE CRTEi:. Frank and Charles Haider, brothers-, are principals in a end that is attracting the interest of the community. Charles has nursed a grudge since 190S ani is trying to get even. Frank has barricaded hirriseU in his home and has reared his brother to come on the premises. The latter has not yet attempted to reach his brother. HERE'S THE PROGRAM FOR THE SATURDAY CONCERT Saturday evening's concert at the court hojse square by Elbel's band will consist entirely of popular music, including a fantasia of old time songs and melodies of Stephen Foster, beautifully arranged by Tobani. special request has been received lor llir iit'c-uidliuii 01 viic- rcn-Liiuii

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n A Sample Lot of Women s Waists WaisU that were made to sell from S1.00 to S1.50. Waists made in Rice Voiles. Silk Muslins and Crepe Voiles. Saturday we offer your choice of 200 CQp tnr JJJ Wash Goods for Tub Frocks 2,000 yards of Beautiful Crepes, Linens, Colored Piques and -4 5-inch Bordered Muslin; materials thut sell up to 35c a yard; regular TOMORROW, SATURDAY, We oiler them in two lots Specially priced for one day clearance at 10c and 15c yard. For School Children Dresses 100 pieces of fine 32-inch Scotch Gingham at 15c yard. HOUSE DRESS MATERIALS 3o-inch Dark Pattern Percales. Special lot of new goods at 8c yard. Coverall Apron Material Nurse Stripes and Dark Prints at 6c yard. M Saturday Specials In Toilet Goods 25c Dr. Graves' Tooth Powder, 19c. 25c Colgate's Dental Cream, 20c. 25c Rosaline for tinting face and lips, 19c. Bone Hair Pins, 10c pkg. Notions Collar Stays, 6 on card, 5c. Safety Pins. 5c doz. Apron s We have just closed fer for Saturday selling at

150 DOZEN HOUSE DRESSES Made of fine Percales and Ginghams, worth $2. Saturday at 69c, 89c and $1.00. In this lot are all sizes to 46; light and dark styles. This is one of the best made line of House Dresses in America. We dare not mention the manufacturer, but every dress has his label sewed on the dress.

from the opera Hic;h Jinks, the new production of Hudolph Friml. A ripquest has also been received for the "Billy Sunday" song medley, which will be presented a week later. The original medley, as arranged by Peter b'ehoubroeck, the local composer and arranger, was altered and 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c CO CO o co o co o CO o CO o to n CO o CO n cc o CO n CO o

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Merchandise is coming in daily, also reports from our buyers stating no advance in prices. We are enjoying liberal patronage, our customers are satisfied Why worry! Ready-to- Wear Department Tomorrow offers some remarkable Bargains in SUMMER DRESSES. EARLY FALL COATS, GIRLS' SCHOOL SUITS, including two very good specials in

Silk Petticoats $2.98 value for $1.49.

Also some GINGHAM AND PIQUE DRESSES for $1.00. These Dresses are onlv in misses sizes.

Get That Sweater Off Your Mind To insure delivery when most needed, choose now while the color you want is available. SEE OUR NEW SILK AND WORSTED SWEATERS With all the newest colors and two-tone blends. Just the thing for late summer and early fall.

WOMEN'S SWEATEES In Cardinal, Grey, Reseda and all new combinations. CHILDREN'S SWEATERS In all wool fabrics, white or plain colors; all ages from 2 to 6, $1.25 to $2.50.

Children9 s Opportunity Day The Department for Children is complete with all the necessities for school days. Saturday we offer a few extra special bargains, including about 50 EARLY FALL COATS for little girls from 4 to 6 years, made in Pongees, Serges, Linens and Mixtures; garments we could not buy today at the price. Tomorrow your choice if)-2C? The best values ever offered in WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS Pure linen, hemstitched and embroidered with initial, at 5c and 10c each.

TWO ITEMS FOR CHILDREN Girls of 8, 10, 12, 14 vears. . .SCHOOL DRESSES in plain colored tan with pipings; collar and cuffs of red; 31.00 value for 59c each.

Another Great Sale of 7 s another purchase of Aprons and less than 50c on the dollar. in its new form presented to Mr. Itodeheaver, who approved of It. and it is being: played by bands in all of the cities which have enjoyed a Sunday campaign. Saturday eveninar's program will be further featured by an alto solo by William C. Paird. who has selected the

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At prices very much less than the materials would cost three cresses for what you ordinarily pay for one. They materials and wanted styles; all sizes.

To 820.00 WasSi Dresses To $7.50 Wash Dresses $2.00 Street SHIRT WAISTS, $2.00 and $2.50 VALUES

A splendid assortmen, made of tine sheer white waistings; all sizes; S2.00 and S2.50 value. Saturday, 85c.

CHILDREN'S WAS HDRESSES $2.50 and $3.00 values. Saturday.

Made in all the desirable wash materials, well made; splendid opportunity to supply your children's school, needs; all ages S2.50 and S3.00 Dresses for 95c.

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Gingham Petticoats 75c value for 29c Boys from 2 to 6 years can get a NOBBY WASH SUIT in white for half the regular price, 69c each. tesses House Dresses which we of

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59c KIMONO APRONS AT 29c 100 dozen Kimono Dress Aprons, 56 inches long, of light and dark Percales; always sold for 59c. Saturday at 29c

80 DOZEN HOUSE DRESSES . Finest Amoskeag Gingham, always $1.00 and $1.25; sizes 34, 36, 38. Saturday, 50c

barcarolle from "Tales of Hoffman". The complete program is as follows: March, Howdy Pap King Overture. Calif of Bagdad ... Poildien Waltz. Dreaming Joyce Selection, High Jinks (Request) Friml Alto solo. Barcarolle, Tales of Hoffman Offenbach DAY 71 (0

To $10.00 Wash Dresses To $5.00 Wash Dresses

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Tomorrow is a Bargain Day in MILLINERY Choice of anv Summer Straw Hat, trimmed, at 50c Untrimmed Shapes, black and colors, 25c and 45c Flowers, all kinds, 10c a buncK.

MEN'S DEPARTMENT Always something of interest here" for the wife buying for her husband. Tomorrow we are cleaning up all odds and ends left from our summer sales. ONE BIG LOT OF UNDERWEAR 2-piece Summer Weight, 50c to $1.50 garments, tomorrow, 25c. UNION SUITS SI. 00 qualities, 49c ATHLETIC UNION SUITS 51.00 to $1.5o values at 75c Extra f ine Qualities of Light Weight MEN'S UNION SUITS, Broken sizes only; $1.50 to $2.5o garments. Saturday, $1.00. SATURDAY SHIRT SALE 2 5 dozen of MEN'S SHIRTS Laundered, in Percales Chambray; all sizrs; stiff cuffs attached; 75c quality for 59c. S l.oo quality fo'r 79c. Earlt Vilon SILK SHIRTS $5.00 value Saturday will sell at $2.75. M The latest in NECKWEAR The Beautiful effects in Organdy Collars, Yestce a n d Guimp, trimmings of lace and hemstitched; are the best values ever offered at 50c. LACES For School Dresses and Underwear. The largest assortment of Vals., Torchon and Linen Cluny Edges and Insertion. Tomorrow at 5c yard. 50c CHILDREN'S ROMPERS, 25c. 65 dozen Children's Rompers, made of finest Gingham, Indian Head and Fine White Cambric; some of these garments are worth $1.00, none less than 50c 25c. Children's 5oc Bloomers Saturdav 25c William C. Baird Ileverie. Basket of Hoses. . . . Aibus Herbert Selection. Babes In Toyland Faltasia, Stephen Foster's M elodie; Tobani (CharacterlsL,osey Finale, Sliding Jim tbjue) , Fred Klbel. Conductor. SALE it you. An opportunity to buy come in all the new summer CTi I ill Sffsiyzessy,cs 96c 31.00

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A new corset for this store; an exceptional value; all models; well made; all sizes. This number equals many of the $2.00 corsets sold today. Our price ONE DOLLAR. (Fittings if you wish.)

WOMEN'S $1.00 9 9p PETTICOATS OJt Made of sateen and heatherbloom; all colors; well made; Sl.oo value for 33c

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