South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 180, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 June 1915 — Page 3

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I TO MEET COM P Question of Alleged Violations of underground Wiring Ordinance Will Be Taken Up at Joint Session. T.f.il and ;rit r . 1 1 - M'raph r i 1 t "-l j h n minii.inH H . . i ni t . 1 1 the rw nt tm'Wfro'.jni! v. inn:; orJir.ar. c i.i.-.-rij i,y tfu- i ity oijncil. a"fordim: to ( '.i;!iv!l:i) in HaCMty. anl as a rsait th" ity i 1 1 -1 1 will n -t v.!th thr l .;i r tl of pul l..: works at tlu n'wt niH tinr f 1 1 1 - committee of the V,"l:Ie of t)f- (i'iur. lie,-.-it lfore the co irit II In t!i' form or a motion !y H.it rty at last night's :neetin-, ami was j.a.-'-,i u naniinom 1 y. The In. a i d of w ..rk- v. ill he in-tractvij iv th--co ;n ;1 nu-m!" rs to take "tin if their- is cut c,,me reaoni Me ff u -o for the alleged delay mi the pa it of the various eompames in removing overhead wire:-, d n d teh'j)hoiie pol.s and ot, r paraphernalia in the underirroand w ir:n' district. Th' vj'jri' i' s itp -etim,' last niht was n l.ricf affair, noth.in of im porta nee h.i.ii.i: come up throuu'h th- we.-k. A'lm- the matters of ) i:sin-ss takn up ,.,as a rejort o' the hoard of publie works of the Installation .f a trunk .... i r on Tonti av. from Ifayetto idd. to Teeumseh a.; a petition irom the same hoard for the replacing in it- zericral fund of ...::. '. an Vacationists, Attention ! Duffy's Will Be 1 Jr, i . J I I A. - r- t f : - . -1 I Voij have, antieipaterl a rest and change fnr months and rightly so. You will pack your trunk or suit case carefully with ample supplies of clothing. He equally solicitous about your health, for upon it di pf ti'ls your pood time and your opportunity to remunerate. Be prepared ftr disturbances caused by change of water and food, excessive heat or nudden extremes f "tvr.-ither, anil unusual exercise, by taking" Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey alonp: tvith you. Tt is a gentle, invU'oratin Ftimulant that inlluences for frood even.' important orKin of the tody. It tones and strengthens ard helps keep all the organs healthy an-1 :;ctic. It v.ill aid you to to throne h tlie summer fortified against the danger of impure or change of water, unripe or sjxdled fruit, smhlen ch;in?o in tlu waather. and the ? undrcI-and-one other auscs tha-. many times lead to s riou3 illness. For your Mira tion he sure tt -i.vt Ihifl'y's and Krp VI1." At most dnr.:- , Kists. grocers and dealers. $ 1 . If they can't supplv you. write us. .Medical booklet free. T1i leiflV M.iit W hitkov N . i;. leMe lillls Pesky Bed Bugs P. D. Q. A ef '. 1. n ii,.ikcs a full M'ltrt of the best b.ig-kilYr i n carta, licit er fliaii a iiarrel ef eld-f.iliioin-d hug-killers. P. I. iPe-ky P.n i!- ' ii. i:s . ki!N UK" a eiitlni. -tr. sl rll. It .-t-ties bedbugs. lie. is. r. ;;,1. . ;iial ehl.kea lire, aial IMt only kllN t!;e live pests, but t la cirs as well. P. P. vnn't ir;Ju'e dot hing. ir-pet-, curtair.s. drapcres er wali p. ; - r. Irv it en tlie d'g and s tlie i!eas :'.M. Votir druggist h if r mm gvt it f..r vnu. Pla mb.'al . Trre II. n:te. Ii.d. AMOLOX THE NEW DISCOVERY I Many Cures Reported Daily HI Towns Wherp. It is Known, i

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I BOWLING CBKBN. Mo . June -The wo-.-brlul rures that are being j "Bennett Clark, son of Champ Clark,! made by th.s remarkable ts.w remedy speaker of the house of ipres-niu- j are almost. b yond belief. (lives, will resign his position as parlia- '

A o-.:ru: lady from Cttumwa. Iowa, mentarian of the national house of for m.tr. i.i suffered from a bad representatives at the close of the apcase of h :. ru.i. Her fa e w as a sight t proaehbig regular session of congress to btda.bi. a'.l co, r,d with red blotch-! to take up the practice of law in Pike s. p.-vt , j. s 4,,tj ,,;,nj,;, v:,, unsight- county. ly was 1 er .4pp, tran,e gae up all! It is predicted that he will slmfv so- ni !;:,. I'.uim to hnd relief wit hi his intention of embarking upon the tor 1 r-rr.edits. sh- became tie- j chosen field of his iHustrioas father spor.d. r . ,r 1 dKanirag-d. fter a j bv entering the race for prosecuting few w,.a. tr. atment 'wit h" liquid and attorney of Pike county at the next fintn.t at the ;:b- redness disappt ar- j eb-cton. d. b.s ioaled and sh" was en-! ITZ n.. v ' : ' A u !ll"t!- QUEEN GOES TO FRONT ''-' f ' r - -th- r w rote that Anodox had I tll'f.l 'Antliil t..r r .1 .,, ',.. ' . .

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A:t.-''v !.n inttotliHtil and its' ".. hf.. !(';n(- kno vn. Ait...!oc ' DUNKIRK. June 2 '..Queen Kltzar.t v. ;;i .r.j;. Kly Lanish p;nr,h s j ah-th of H-d-ium visit d the KnchMt I ia. i.h. ...is ;.n, all inin.r .-kim tr- n- lint s Sunday. As hhe i-wed tho I ! . J; ..'. s .,f i . rv. a. 1 s( r j i ' ru ir.s f Yni-? from a hill she swept Tit-r. ..:. .:n as, !.'.-ttn- f.r!"-r the destruction nro.-ht hy ar.r.. si.o it. 1 t-oth o;:t !!. J;r ' tillery and tire in th famous Ulandi rs l.quhl to r: x a c:ir-. Trial si?.-, r.c. 'tTn. As she turned from the scene. Guaranlrcd Ly Choj. Coonlfy v Co. jthe iu n exclaimed: "t cin never 1 L'-' r i laced."

rr.-r in the as.---.--rnrMt ? the Mary K. Ail-ruli? i.!o5,, r!y for the Howmnn r- U s '.v r; a j t t i 11 Iroin Mark L. linnnmitt lor th- r f i;iMliric of which i'tnoiint h- all ue.l h j . 1 1 1 for a lot iiioi u hit h th- ,iss s.-t-im nt for an imjTownu nt lrlinli.oTit, l.tif which lat'-r jirovcij to hat lutn ia 1 1 1. An ordinance appropriation of j",o to the ;;nan-e lt part l:i nt for the rx pens tfi ! in wir l upon A m i L a niz.itnoi ilay. July 4, was pa.-'al upon it.s thin r'aalin unir the t:ispnsion of tlie regular rule In such rases. ('oliu' ilmau Cuulmer askal Mayor K'elh r to t.ik.' up the oiling of portage a. from the ity limits to J;I riw t -e met cry with t i i - aorks board. The rna or pro:ni.si to do m.

AUSTRIA BLAMED FOR STOPPING POPE'S MAIL Italian- I la 1 in '1'Hcy lxk to IiiMire hiuiealiate lavie of C'orretioiidriH'C'. .H rN".T N. June 2:. The Italian etnba.-sy Monday night isued the following; statement: "The Italian embassy has notified the department jf stale by a verbal note, that upon all postal i-oinmunica. lion between Italy and Austro-Hun-Kary beinu su:--peniiial as a .nse.picnec of the declaration of war between tho two countries the Italian government took steps to insure free and immediate passage of all c orrespondence both to ami f om the Holy v'ee without such correspondepee bein- subjected to any sort of censorship by the Italian authorities. "It has since come to the knowledge, of the Italian government, however, that th' A ust ro-H una ria n postal authorities refuse to recehe and forward the mails coniins front the Holy .-"e. even when such mails bear the official seal of the cardinal secretary of state. ' Tnder the eir imistances. the Italian government, while declining all responsibility for such ex; edimenta wishes to know the source responsible for the obstacles placid in the way of the execution of the Holy See S riyht to free and uncensored correspondence." STUDENTS GIVE RECITAL PuitiK of i:. I). LIo.mI Appear at Progress riuli IIot)in. Ilefore an audience that tilled Melville hall, the vocal students of K. I. Lloyd, organist and choirmaster of the First M. K. church, gave a most interesting recital Monday evening. The program was most diversilied. and retlc-cted great credit not only to the artists, hut also to Mr. IJoyd. Of special merit was the work ' f ('avail Jones, who succeeded Mr. Willing as basso in the First Presbyterfan church choir mid of Miss- ilwen Lloyd, whose piano solo was one of i.i - . i ... i . i me most, masieiiui numbers on uic program. All through tho program the careful training of Mr. Lloyd was very much in evidence, the shading and enunciation being abo c the aragc. The concert was specially interesting due to the fact that Mr. IJoyd has hail his class for only five months-, this being tho first recital for a number of the students. BECKER DECISION TO BE GIVEN THURSDAY (iorrnor to las on Appeal That Witnesses He iiven a Chance ii Revise Stories. NFAV YOUK. Juno 20. Charles Pecker received word from Jov. Whitman through Atty. Martin T. Manton Momlay tliat a final decision would be given on Thursday to the request that Jack Hose and Uridgey Weber be afforded an opportunity to reverse their original testimrny. Fnder the sentence of the courts. Pecker will have hut ten days to live if the governor refuse. the appeal. It is now certain, however, that all plans have been completed to carry the light to the Fnited States supreme .ourt. This move will be accomplished by 'rst applying to the federal district court for a writ of error w hich will act as a stay of execution. Success In obtaining a writ of error will probably mean a delay of more than six months in the final disposition of the case as the. supreme court will ho in recess until fall. ITALIANS HAVE BIG JOB Twenty Forts Hun Like a Chain lYoin Trent ina to Trieste. ! MILAN. June L'lb Twenty power- ; ful Austrian forts, supplemented by numerous secondary defences, run like d chain from Trentino to Trieste. These must tilst be demolvhed or at ! b ast partially so before the infantry will hae safe passage in their advance upon the less formidable inner deI tenses of the Austrians. , It is probably oing to these strong defense.- that the important town of ' Biva on the upper extremity of Like ! (Jarda is not yet in Italian hand?. But ; tli-: way seems to have been prepared bv the latest brilliant achievement of ; the Alpini in cutting the current of tlie Tornale electric station, a little more than three miles from Biva. the large plant ".hich supplies Biva and a considerable district around it with J electric light and power. CLARK'S SLT0 RESIGN Will Take l p the Prat th e of Law at Bowling bnen. . V,..-I 11111 Nile ttS Huin. 't Yprei.

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i im: i i:th i:i:." Fugene Walter's stage p'ay. "Fine Fcatheis." has brcn .lone in film form and is being shown at tli Audtori'im today. Tli" author made a s'lcees. "f the- original p several popular ece. w hich was on I dramatic works. izPaid in rul!." 'The Easiest a and -The Wolf. Janet P.eecher is the central rigurc of the him play. She plays the part of it voting woman who is dlscontent'd with her lot in life: yearns for tine feathers; obtains them by dishonorable means, has a brief career of glitter and glory; and then suffery retribution in eompany with her weakling of a husband who connived at her social exaltation and sulleied with her in her fall. The story is a tine one. it is a moral one, it is a lesson and a warning. And it is worked out with great dramatic skill. FvcLvthing that happens in the photoplay is what you might expect to happen in real life when two young people deliberatt ly start in to live hcond their means. One of the most impressive parts of this picture Is that showing the burst-! ing of a dam and the Hooding of the j surrounding country. The cause oft this was an inferior kind of cement' for width the seeker of iine feathers; was responsible: she persuaded her' husband to accept a nefarious propo- . sition from a illainous man who: would make money out of supplying a j poor kind of cement instead of a good ' one. j Fach person attending the Audi- j toMinn tomorrow will receive a photo graph of Charley Chaplin. AT Till: LASALLi:. "rh Wild ioose chase" is the forepart feature ut' the Lasalle's program today. Inu Claire, a former musical comedy favorite, is the principal player. Her state success has litted her admirably for tilm work, and is nowpronounced one of the handsomest, as well as- youngest studio stars. In this picture a delightful story of romance and adventure is interwoven with laughable comedy scenes behind tlu curtain line in a tank-town the ater, lieftv anl ('.ill. lia.. twver met! hut tin if idd guardians had planned that they should marry. They rebel and run away, poth join the same small-town show troupe playing "Itome and Juliet." They fall in love, under lictitious names, and when the show goes broke and they have to walk home, they are delighted to Jind that it was intended they should marry. They do. Many comedy scenes are shown "behind the svencs." Theodore Pobcrts, the splendid character actor. Tom Forma n and an excellent company are in the support. Besides this feature a roaring comedy. "Mumps." will be shown. It is suflicient to say that everybody in the picture gets 'em. Also an Animated Weekly of current news events, including exclusive war pictures from L'urope. Wednesday's special feature is "Wormwood," a live part picture from Marie Corcili's powerful story and a companion to "A Woman's Resurrection" and "The Clemenccau Case." Few more vivid and brilliant writers than Marie Core Hi ever lived. She possesses a peculiaily vital, pungent style which has made her books among tho most popular of the day. They have been translated into practically every language and eagerly read from Harrisburg to Hong-kong and back again. The atmosphere of mystery in which Miss Corelli has always elected to envelop herself has excited much public interest in her personality. Hft the author has not chosen to gratify this curiosity to any great extent. She is, according to herself, of mingled Italian and Scotch parentage. She was adopted in her early infancy by Charles? Alackay. an Knglish song-writer of some note ami received her early education in Kngland. After reaching young womanhood she was sent to a convent in France. Here .she developed a taste for music and old hook collecting which has remained with her through life. CAUMVAL MONDAY. A big gala week is promised for the Loyal Order of Moose, No. ."."r. and their friends at Baker field. W. Washington st., beginning next Monday. M. B. Golden, special representative of the Butherfortl Greater Shows, which will furnish the attraction, said today: "The Rutherford O renter Shows' is a new departure in the out-door amusement field and is not to be confused with the ordinary carnival organizations. This is the age of progress and keeping abreast of the times the Rutherford shows represent an entirely new and different form of amusement. "Recreation is as vital to the people as the clothes they wear or the food they eat. The Rutherford show? have brought into conjunction attractions of a novel and superior nature. The public is tired of the old time humdrum carnival shows. This company is not traveling on a past reputation, as it Is practically a young organization, but are gaining many laurels on a new one which we are establishing. "I have been identified in various capacities with a number of America's leading amusement enterprises, but I am frank to say that never have I been in a position to promise and deliver to the people entertainment of such a superior c haracter as is provided by the Rutherford Greater Shows, our special train of i'0 cars is fitted up with all modern conveniences, no pains or experts have been spared in looking after the comfort of the hundreds of individual? who appear in our exhibitions.' The Moose have been working hard to make next week the event of the season and promise every one the time of their life when the big showstarts Monday evening at 7 o'clock. MODERN WOODMEN TO HOLD FIELD DAY HERE Plan to Urine MemU rs I"rtni Nearby Cities to South Hciul in Near I "uture. A battalion held day which will bo participated in by foresters and neighbors of Woodmen of America from Niles. Syracuse. Goshen. South Bend and New Carlisle was discussed nt the meeting of Colfax camp. No. "."Ot. in Sink's hall Monday nU'ht. Decree teams and oHicers of Washington camp. No. 667.". and of Niles camp. No. ..O''-. attended the meeting. t'otnrnitte. s were named at the meeting la-t niirht whteh was one of the best of the year and they will report as soon as to the date, place and j all arrangements for the affair. , T'vo candidates were given the tie- ) sree of neighbor at the mrctine and ; five applications were balloted upn. I loiiowincr tne bUMness session a smoker was enjoyed, at which th ic;itinsr members were called upon for remarks.

. i J t E 51 ixa ci. a mi-: In "The Wild Cioom' ( lia-e. I,asalle '1 ucxlay. the IS YOUR NAME IN THE LIST BELOW? If It Is, you aro Invited to the next News-Times Birthday Party. Trips to nil theaters and refreshments will bo on the pro&raia. The News-Times Birthday Party Is open to all .school children in South Bend and Mishswaka. whether in public or private schools, regardless of whether or not their parents are : Nt ws-Timcs subscribers. A ist of all school children in the public and private schools of South Bend and Mishawaka has been compiled. n the date of the child's birthday his o;- her name is printed in The .News-limes and on the Satur j.. r i . vday folb wing such publication tho j hoy or girl comes to the circulation ueparimeni or uio .News-iimos -ana receives a coupon ticket which admits' bearer to the Drpheum. LaSalle. Surprise and Colonial theaters, also a treat at the fountain of the American Drug Co. Children living 10 or more blocks" from the otlicc arc given return car fare home. On account of the Orpheurn and the Majestic being closed temporarily, it is suggested that tht children save the tickets which admit them to these theaters until the fall season starts, when they will be honored. Tickets are good any Saturday, so if the full number of tickets is not used in one day, they arc good any succeeding Saturday HUH IIDAYS TODAY. Stnith Bend. Bean. Iorothv. SOI S. Michigan. Forok. Kathcrine, M'J X. Wjlbcr st. Getz. Hazel, s:':' Georgia av. Home. Irene. 11 IZ. Broadway. Maybcrry. Krnest. 1020 I'assnacht. North way. Mignon. 103C, Lindsey av. Neilson. Forrest. lOL'S Blaine a v. Peck, Vivian. 01." Logan st. Pauszekwas, Ladislaws, 02S Linden av. Itanstead. Harold. 22l!o W. Washington av. Robertson. George, 410 W. Wayne. Torok, ICatherine. SU N. Wilber st. Williams. Louis, fill N. Michigan st. Van Arsdel, Wava, 2:,U S. Michigan. Wolcott. Margaret. :'2 Vistula av. Waeehtcr, Ada.' South Bend. .Mishawaka. Kline. Paul, 127 Indiana av. t rr, Beatrice. L'OT F.. Sixth st. LlTIvV OXF.S TODAY. South Bend. Szaho. Joseph, 1"13 Fatal pa av. Shreiner. Gazella, l."0." Catalpa a v. Mishawaka. Peterson. Martha. Wilder. Irma. ATiK.UTIYi: LOW HATi: TOFKS VANDALIA It. H. Fast and West. Atlantic and Pari lie Coasts. Inquire of s. Roscnbergcr, Agent. South Bend, Tnd. Advt.

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NCIMG at orook Miss Ruby Higgs latc tif IIunthii.hoiiM' cafft. will take elianje Aeadt iny, Chias Social hostess SMcial tl;iss Matinee Claes will he formed for Children and I-itlie. Ctune and .sr the Uinet Dancing Acatlemy in Northern Indiana. Z.1 "SHIMP'S COAL MAKES WARM FRIENDS" Good Soft Coal $3.50 Ton All kinds of Hurtl and Soft Coal. ALo COKE, PoeaJiontas PDA for underfeed furnace, CAN'VKL, Coal for c;rates, antl Woo 3 and Feed. Give mo a call and I will uiAko it HOT for jou. W. O. SHlDJaP 16 13 W. WASinXGTO.V AV. Home Phone rM0. fuU Phono 'l 19

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ii THE WILD GOOSE CHASE' A Paramount production ami a stagi torJ of uiiuMial inter et. Iis Claire, cliarminq: anil i . J inotkt, 1 the younget Anierj an llmadway Mar. Kcr since hr liItork' siu4ess in 'Tlie Quaker CJirl," she lias 1mii tlie favorite of New York ami Lontlon. Tht play Is a merry romance of the theater a conuxly of er-i-ors that ends In lovers meeting. In the Famous Players at will ho seen Theodore KoIerts, Tom -"rmaii ami other gtKnl actors. "MF-MPS." e,nnetly. is on tlie same bill and it IS funny. AIm) an Animated Weekly. W'V l V I :s I A Y S eci a I I Va -lure Day, "WORMWOOD. by .Marie Corelli. Si-encs of the Paris Underworld. T II V IIS I) it:ati ii:ks." TOUR Hear the IvnSalle-T'lpc! Organ. Continuous lYom r I U C 9 a ni ! 1 1 V' m I U C w rimi ntiv tifoo " IT 1 TRY IT Start a Savings Account Money deposited prior to July 11th, 1915, commences to draw interest at 4 From July 1st, 1915. CITIZENS' LOAN, TRUST &. SAVINGS CO. 112-111 Wot Jefferson Hhd. The Hub Clothiers 317 S. Michlfraa St. 75c Men's Union Suits 4Se

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