South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 36, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 February 1915 — Page 5

i iti'.'Av. ri:i;itiuv o, iuis. REPUBLICAN PARTY IT RUINS HAIR TO WASH IT WITH SOAP

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Sec'y Bryan Defends Administration's Mexican Policy in Address at Indianapolis Dwells on Neutrality.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jnd., 1-Vb. ". William Jennings l!ry.n, secM tary of Btat", sj.(.kj ;.t. a pnMso m ting on Thursday night following an address to the mcml-trs of the Democratic i-ditorlal a-o iat ion. He refcrrnl t the Wilson .speech at Iiidiaiuij'ou.s ainl that part which declared that thf i pu i,!u ;i n party l.ad not hal a n-v id-a m oU ye.irs. He i-aid the n-publie m p:irty now is a party of th- !pi -s:ti u. arid "I think it will remain :-," he said. He dtclard that gn.it reforms do riot turn la kward and tin: country, he Kiul, Lad L n .staying a great relurm. L'arly he r-Lin to brrat" the trusts

uinl !f-c!.i i that the people, would'

not return to pver the republican plutocracy, winch In- likened with the I'urt her.i n- .t' the tru.t system. Mr. Bran 1 r i liy discussed the proiiions of the currency bill. "It will t.tke two years more to complete this adjustment," he said. "Will the nation go hack and put its nick under the Wall street yoke? No, my friends, the people will not choose plutocracy in far of democracy. "I don't know how many republicans have joined to defeat the shipping hill, hut I know what the nation will think of democrats who oppose that hill." Here he hegan to defend the shipping hill anil east-gated all the democrats who have appan ntly joined the republicans in the s-nate to defeat the bill. -Mr. Pryar. defended the a. '.ministration's Mexican policy. He referred to the fat that the Mexican trouble was an "inheritance of the present administration. M He related the history of some parts of the Mexican situation de laring 'that Huerta "either cau-ed him (Madero) or allowed him to he assassinated," after an "act of high treason" in imprisoning his own president. He did not name Huerta or Madero in this sentence-, however, hut there could be no doubt of his meaning. He dwelt on the neutrality in all things of Pres't Wilson. Then Mr. Pryan appealed for popular support of the president. I lis entire address had been in vindication of the president's eouise ami an ppcal for the "upholding of his hand.-" by "all the people of this country." The people in tin end "will thank Clod for a president that had the. courage to i,t- neutral at all times" he said in clot ins;.

Soap should bo used very sparingly If at all. If you want to knep your hair looking its host. Mon eoaps and prepcxaed shampoos contain too much alkali. This driea the scalp, makes tho hair brittle, and ruins It. The brft thins for steady u?e is just ordinary mulslfled cocoanut oil (which is pure and greaseless), is cheaper and better than soap or anything elfe you can uw. One or two teapoonfuls will cleanse tho hciir and scalp thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub It in. It makos an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, am, it leaves tho scalp soft, and the hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous. Huffy and easy to manage. You can got mulslfled eoccmut nil at any pharmacy, and e. few ounces will eupply every member of the family for months.

this wild ki;i:p so.uk plants uusy NfTW YORK, Feb. 5. The richest lot of contracts ever awarded to American manufacturers at one time arrived here Thursday nipht in the strong box of Purser Palmer of the White Star liner Adriatic. They are said to be worth $400.(0 0,0 0 0 and call for food, guns, automobile trucks, rails and ammunition. Charles MeKnight, president of the Carbon Steel company of Pittsburgh, was believed to have secured a large portion of the orders, but he declined to discuss the matter. He said there was a very grave fear among: the lower classes in Kngland that Great Britain and the United .States will be at war before the present conflict is over.

JUDGE HOWARD IS MENTIONED FOR PLACE

I'i iciwN Will Petition ioernor to Make Him .Member of tlio ppellate Court.

"Friends of Timothy K. Howard will make an effort to have the iSoutli P.end jurist appointed by Gov. Palston to fill the vacanc v left on the state appellate bench by the death of Judge Crank M. Powers of Angola. Ind. It was stated hrt night that a petition will be circulated among attorneys here lor signing which will be forwarded to the state executive at the proper time. Juiluo Howard has served In public life continuously for almost 40 years, both in municipal, county and state offices. He has several times been a member of the city council, served as city and county attorney, county clerk, spent three terms in state senite and was on the supreme court l-r:ieh for six years. The South Pcnd man has many friends throughout the state wlin it is understood will assist in making the request for hio selection as pin Hate judge.

Prompt Action Will Slop Your Cough When you hist catc h a Cold (often indicated by ,i snee.e or cough), break it up at once. The idea that "It tires not mattr" often leads to serious complications. The remedy which immediately and easily penetrates the lining of the throat is the kind demanded. Dr. King's New Discovery Foothrs the irritation, loosens tho phlegm. You feel better at once. "It seemed to reach the very spot of my Cough" is one of many honest testimonials, ('c. at your Druggist. Advt.

om; killi:i. MFTFCIIEN, X. J., Fob. .'.One man was killed and another badly hurt in a freight train wreck near here Thursday.

How Thin People Can Put On Flesh

A New Discovery. Thin men and women that big", hearty, filling dinner you ate loft nlghT, What became of r.li tho fat-prod.u.cinff n' Mrlshment it contained? You haven't gained in weight ono ounce. That food pa-ssed from your body like unburned coal through an open gTate. The material was therms but your food doesn't work and stick, and the plIn truth is you hardly got enough nourishment from your meal. to pay for tho cost of cooking. This is true of thin folks th world over. Your nutritive organs, your functions of assimilation nre sadly out ct gear and l.eed reconstruction. Cut out the foolish foods ar.d funny sawdust diets. Omit tho flesh cream rut. -tins. Cut out everything but tho meals you are eating now ar.d eat with every one of tho?e a single Snrgol tal itt. In two weeks note the dlff rer.ee. Five to eight good solid pounds f f healthy, "stay there" fat should be tho net result. Sargol charges your weak, stagnant bhxvd with mi'.lb r.s of fresh new red blood eerpusclc kivcH the blood the carrying power to deliver every ounce of fat-making material In your food to f-vcry J art of your body. Sargol. too. mixes with your food and prepares it tor the blcod In easily assimilated form. Thin people train nil the way from 10 to 2 5 pounds a month while

taking San-el, and the new flesh stays

.put. Fargol tablets aro a scientific combination ef six of tho tst Ile.hproduclng element. known to chemistry. Th-y come 4 0 tablets to a packp;ge, tre pleasant, harmless and Inexpensive, and all druggists sll them subject to an absolute guarantee of jJCr.M-"e, or xuyncy buck.

MILLIONAIRE IS ARRESTED William J. Keenan of Juliet, 111., is Accused of Forgery.

P.IPM INGHAM, Ala., Feb. 5. William J. Keenan, Joliet, 111., millionaire and said to be head of the InterSouthern Directory Co., of New York which is alleged to be a swindling concern, lias been arrested at Jacksonville. Fla., according to word received by the local police. He is charged with forgery. Keenan was relea-sed on $5,000 bail. Four other members of the concern aro now in jail here awaiting trial on charges of forgery' and swindling. They are Andrew Dennison, Walter 1 tomans, Hurt Murr and P. F. Witherdon. With tho arrest of Keenan, the police state a nation-wide swindle has been broken up. The gang is said to have secured thousands of dollars by means of- forged advertising contracts and checks and merchants and manufacturers all over tin country have been victimized. Kern;: was taken into custody at his winu headquarters.

HAS CHARGE OF DISTILLERS Duplicate Warehouse Receipts Are Discovered.

LOUISVIIJ.E. Ky., Feb. 5. The affairs of the Mattingly and Moore distilling company of P.ardstown, Ky., were Thursday placed In the hands of the Fidelity and Columbia Trust company of Louisville until all claims are satisfied. This action follows the discovery of the duplicate warehouse receipts of the company. Outstanding paper of the concern amounts to $130,000. The worthless certificates are estimated at not mere than jaU.000. The Mattingly and Moore duplications was discovered in the investigation of the Ledowsky'caf c three weeks ago.

A test for Lier Complaint, Mentally Vnhappy Physically, Dull The Liver, sluggish and inactive, first shows itself in a mental state unhappy and critical. Never is there joy in living, a.s when the Stomach and Liver are doing their work. Keep your Liver active and healthy by using Dr. King's New Life Pills; they empty tho Dowels freely, tone up your Stomach, cure your Constipation and purify tho Plood. 2,"c. at Druggists. Puckkn's Arnica Salve excellent for Piles. Advt.

xili:s. J. M. Elmore, a brakeman employed on local trains, was injured Tuesday in this city. In attempting to cut off a train Elmore struck tho fence near the Main st. crossing. It is thought he has several lYactured ribs and is otherwise injured. His home is at Wabash. Clarence Ponnell was injured in a runaway accident Tuesday. His horse became frightened at a pair of bobs descending the Cedar st, hill. Mr. Ponnell was thrown out and a deep gash was cut in his head and several stitches were required to close the wound. Mrs. George Volkhart, -wife of Fire Chief Volkhart, was operated upon at Epworth hospital at South Lend Wednesday. Mrs. Volkhart is suffering from a tumor and a fall which she sustained a few das ago. F. J. Plym. H. O. Harbor and V. II. Kendall left Tuesday for Guelph. Ont.. where the Canadian factory' is located. Mesdames C. Crowley and Daniel Crowley, have returned to Jackson after a visit with Mrs. John Donahue. Giiv Fa u rote is home from the University of Illinois at Champaign to pend the remainder of the week. Lev. W. H. Phelps and C. Q. Tappan attended the special meeting of the Kalamazoo Presbytery at Kalamazoo Tuesday. Miss Xin Deutsch has gone to Chicago for a visit. A. W. Goldie has returned from Chicago. Ki:m IT HANDY FOR RHEUMATISM. No use to squirm and wince and try to wear our your Rheumatism. It will wear you out instead. Apply some Sloan's Liniment. Need not rub it in just let it penetrate all through tho affected part.s, relievo the soreness and draw the pain. You get ease at ence und feel so much better you want to go right out and tell other sufferers about Sloan's. Oct a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for 2." cents of any driiRglst and have It in the houst against Colds, sore and S.vollen Joints, Lumbago, Sciatica, and like ailments. Your money back if not satiiied, but it doeo give almost Instant relief. Buy a bottlo to-day. Advt.

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HKLl) UP. INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 4. W. 11. II. BerLcfiel, jr., of Anderson, a member of tho federal grand jury now In session here, was slugged and robbed by

a Negro holdup last night, according to a report he made to tho police Thursday. The robbery occurred less

than four blocks from the center of the city. Only $3 wa." obtained. d"catost bargains in men's suits aiul ovorvoats at $7.75, $5.75, $11.7.. I,at clays of our fjreat clearance saU Piatt cV. Pcrkey, $9.01), Cr. Mili. X Wayne. Adt.

lent work when writing to his father, King George.

pay itnnuci-:i. READING, Pa.. Feb. Z. The puddlcrs in tho various departments of the Heading Iron Co. Thursday accented a reduction from $5 to $4.r0 a

ton effective Feb. S. Thp old scale

will be resumed when conditions war rant. Five thousand men are affected

HAVE RED LINE Deliver Your Baggage.

rnparalhieil hnrgains I" Suits and Oven-oats at Piatt AL IVrk-y. SUn. Cor. Michigan and Wayne. Advt. DIDN'T KCTVHN. LONDON, Feb. 5. The Express states that It has reason to believe that the statement that tho German U-21 has returned to Its base at Wilhelmshaven is incorrect. sriTs and ovi:hco.ts. $7.7.. Sft.7r and $11.75 tiiuil ilays of our prvat -lca ranee sale. Piatt A; Pcrkev. $0.91), Cor. Midi. A. Wayne. Advt.

WONDERFUL Trv Szlanfucht's Healing Silvf. bnefiVial fr Kunuing Sors, liluo-I Tol-8-in, lloils. Cuts. etc. Manufactured and Guaranteed by j os i : r ii i n i: s z i , a n f r 'i i t, J 4- N. Stulet:ikr St.. South Bend. Iiuliir.a. Sold nt f.ictory and Whites Drug Store, inn W. WnsMnrrton : t'oonley's, corr.er Mi.-liigan and Washington.

COATS' TIIIU1VD. All ntimber3, black and white, also all colors. 46 Tfr Dozen, 4c Per Spool. CILVS. B. S.X & CO.

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$3.50 Values for $2.50 Save a Dollar on ycur Footwear at the S. B. $2.50 SAMPLE SHOE PARLORS. Up Stairs, 216 S. Michigan St. Watch our Cas down Stairs for specials.

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29c Sale of Enameled V are

AT SIBLEY'S HARDWARE Commencing Monday, Feb. 1st, 1915

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