South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 207, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 July 1916 — Page 2

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T AGAIN III GUARD Private Gohccn of Company F Writes of Hardships Undergone in Camp. Acrordin-r to n I 1 1 -r ie-i.ed ytcrday from Vri h' lohnen, luemLtr of c .in j.any i the entito third regiment lias heen nuiMT'-! out of the federal arm and i now r.rain a jart of the Indiana national guard. The poor ,,:alitv tno erjuiiTiU nt of the regiment k'i'.hi . - . : -.. I.. . &U Ciohc en. A larger part of the h-tter deal with the . ditiorn of the ramp IIaXiO Orande. I n--atisfaetion arcording to this report is rife. Th ni. even talk of individuals joining the repular army in order to escape the ricor.s of th" Indiana amp. j ThouKh nothing is -:iid of sanitary! conditions of the ramp judk'ini: from the fa-t that the,,. . so i itt ie j water, -sanitation eertaimy must cmitr. I lent l'ii'x-;irall-. The heat of (outm is almost un-j bearable but still the men ;ui forc ed Private (iohet n declares to work as laborers in the canal. Many of the men are stricken with iht heat. Following is the full text of the letter: J J mo firande. Pear Pal: July -'1. IIMH. Well we hae thanked to the third refiiment Indiana national Kuard.s aain. I kui-ss we are not equipped well enough for the federal serk-e. We still have our lit tle tents just the way we came down ; here. We hae had ice tu ice. since we tame down tieie but the others pet It tery day. It is 110 in the shade and no shade, at all. One of the head men was heard to t.ay that it was a shame the way we were treated and it mu.-t stop. Some lays we don't even set watt r unless we walk a mile for it. We get two hours a day now to (ihave, wash, write and clean our tent?. We have one tub for T" men to wash their clothes in and some have only one suit and can't wash. They .ay the Mexicans lie better than we do in this ramp. The hospital is full and some new ones are dropping out every day from the heat. I was down once myself. The sick men don't rest since they have to do camp work. Those who are seriously sick are sent to 5an Antonio. We get up at 4.oi o'clock every morning now and quit at 7 :."" in the evenlnc. The ret of the time wo kill hues and mosquitoes. Mail (Jots IaM. omethintc is wrung with our mail It don't tfot to Smith Uend on time at all. One u.nn wrote six letters and two of them Kt home. The rest were lost somewhere. The men are all sore ami ;u - rtady to go home or any place m.i I than this swamp. l'ery bug. am-j mal and bush lias some kind of! a thorn or .si In;: to it. ; If you are not drilling they put; you to work :i the anal dicing; with pic k and show l in the heat of j the day and the men are not r..-ed to It. They just drop in their tracks. J Thev cant stand it. We are e pected to do th same as th Mexi-i ans that are used to the climate here. If any one does ted think the c omlitions are this bud, te ll them to write to any private iti ompar.y F o anyone of the third regiment and lind out for sure. At mess call the men don't '. -n rat half of the time. All we get is baron and eggs. It is not the fault .f the cooks but that is all they an get down here. Some one said in the Tribune that we had buken ar.d milk. No one here has seen any of it yet. Some of th companv talk of joining the regular army to get out of this. I'll lo it too. Well I hae t fall in f. r drill so I will close. PHIVATF. (Jtilll'.I'X. P. S I have found Th- N.-ws-Tlrirs has more of the Mexican trouble than any paer v v ge t, local or otherwise t'orilT NOTl. j because lie wen: home many1 r. ghts and found n sapper waiting! for him, Honofry Hrigadier IiUd suit for divorce troir. Alexandria Hrigadier in up r:or court Monday afternoon. He als Ui'1cgs that hi - wife stad out at nicht. He asks ! children, i 4 4 .4.1 Vkl.- "4 . L .tC I liJIUL C.:, j dar. 14; Jc-eph. 10. F. ;g nia. ; i Antut. 7. anil Sophia. The cou powere married m January, liti:( and m paratod IV i. ie, l Jlo. Nir.a Wagr.er f 1. d a . ait .n irtuit couit Monday ,ift. nuin for a 'I.viTce from Artir-.r 'agnr. Tli-y v. ere mariie.l Juu,- I"-. '.'., and separat .! M.y 1 D-. CharsjisK tlu. t h. i s l ' e i , ,;, , :.,-d 'l". fii.ubs i:. f- -r div oi o in iav ;.:"'.-; no..,. , 2" : h i m on Sept. ... I. Khioier rd.-il a salt Crcuit court Mot; Thv er n;.irried There is u-.- htbj. ' I Ar; a pp J led iu s.. t r n o n y 1 ll tl on; , ; e-r r o ..i t .! I. i 1 I w W il w M (..iav a rw ho ui f.-und gi.il;;. of aJudge Ware. r cr.d fivtcn a 10-da, .'.i.;l: .nd batterv He v.".;- t ill ;u'i i. ti.e. f

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J. ITrr-xMi lliiilliiir riiant lAiist- in Anticipation of l)aimii to lf(-. 'IV!i,n;ts m the Jfffer'-n Md. 1. . !- ri')ti'i'l thit tht-y aul I . n ! tm-v. iii;trt rs y Oct. 1. When ;illl -n th- t-l-phne ;t?t nitrht. I'r.iiik ". To-jjj. one of th owne rs of the huilrlini,'. s.iid th.it ;ill of the !mm' hold rs had not ct l.c-en I'Ok-n to, hut that some of them h.id h n iiotilieil. IN- aNu said that fiill .If t ails as to what vo;ill he done ith th h i i I 1 4 r ; would 1.- iven out in a few days. It i rurnorei that a modern hotel J 'A ill made Mjt of the J -ff r s"n j Mdtf.. and the n.tifyiii'-r of tenants J seems tr indicate th.U vork would ! started on it at an earlv date. BOYS ENLARGE Young and Old at Studebaker Park Busy Making Dam in Bowman Creek Larger. Not content to wait until the cautious, deliberate park board shall decide to huild a huthing pool at the Studebaker playgrounds, the lads of that part of t ho city have set to work to improve a swimming Pool of their own. Two weeks ago they built a dam in the Howman creek which, after a number of failures, held the water ;n d made a swimming hole about 1 ." feet wide and something over 2Z feet long. Lately, with the assist ance ot a number oi grown-up. I who have not yet forgotten their I childhood. the youngsters have started expansive work. Tim dam is 1 eing increased in height and length and a hundred of boy-power dredges have been at work deepening and widening the channel. A ery pretentious pool is promised within a few days when the work shall be completed. The canopy to shield the younger children from the direct rays of the sun has been installed at the Sample playground. The grounds have been completely surrounded with a serviceable 7-foot fence and a larg proportion of the equipment has already been installed. Attendance as .' result is growing daily. Local Players tol Give Play to Equip High School Stage For the benetit of the stage of the hih school auditorium, which is sadly lacking in the proper equipi . . .... . . in iui me presentation of plays. the La Salle players are going to stage a performance of "The Priate Secretary" the night of Aug. Tw o years ago tt e same company presented this screamingly funny lane for three nights and won much applause. For the last year the company has been separated and during the summer reunion they decided to recall the play. The ' whole well known looal1 and numbe rs most f th' expert dramatic tale nt of the city. i j Delighted to offer the auditorium for su h a purpose the school board ! has oitere.l to contribute double the I ; mount colb-cted by the performers, j Vlu.r t.. oO'or- th.. ox. of tile vt:l CM i t"r ' of all c harge. Today the first performance "The Privat- Secretary" will ! of ; pe given at New Carlisle and or. Fri day the plave is all journey to Cass- ; ! opohs. The plav will be presented ! ,.. , ... , I 1 i.i me auoiioriiini .xug. ., uiiivsi ! .1 av night. Marvin Park in lxal. Marvin Park takes the leading lit T the Lev. KobTt Spalding. I V 1 His supporting- company includes i J-w el Lngley Delhi Martin. Hubert j tiapp. Ko.'cn i.uecnner ana .iar-i ! n.ir.-t Hok-. all T the-iii well known i tlramatic artists . . f liigh school and j i-ollem fa me. 1 ('AST OF I'llA HA CT I '.HS. L-v. Hbert Spalding .. Marv in Park Mr. Marsland Deal Martin Harry Marsland ..... Jewel Longley Mr. t'aitermore Hobert Happ Di as Cattermore i Mr. !. lohn Hi idney dil'sun . a srant rt Huechner . . .Frank Kelly . . Fred Johnson . Joseph Aveiy Margaret Hoke .Irene dofteney Knox Fdith Marsland Lva Webster Miss Stead Lli.abeth Heyrer Miss Ashford Anna Stanley Dir cte.l bv Miss Ciena Thompson, direc tor of the Littlo theater. J No other business of importance I v .is settled at the regular meeting ! cf the s hoed board in the otrices of ; the si: pei unt'nd nt last night. Som.' J ..uestions am up for discussion i ai'il the r pairuig of various baild1 !- g.s was talked over but no det.nite ', 1 ci . . n I va c h.ed . STANLEY NOT SENTENCED ANDFHSüN. Ind.. Ji.ly Cb.iiut-.cey Stanley, 2 years old, was ran sentenced Monday afternoon w r.eri a jury returne.l a verdict of - ' !ur.tar !i;.in.a.n;sliter. H,. was li ; with hurling a stone that r '. the skull f las brother i lai.k. .'I .. us dd, a I Saiiiiiutv illo

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Scale for Firemen-and Policemen Must Be Balanced, Says Seebirt. Indications axe that the o;dinaa -e providing for increase in salary for all members of the tire and police departments hae encountered a' snag. Itcvised ordinances were given their i.rst reading before the coun-; eil last night. They provide for a ; $10 per month increase for each' man. regardless of class of occupation in the departments. This plan, was adopted "at the last council com-; mittee of the whole rnoding. When the ordinaMces were presented lat nicht it was explained by City Atty. ; Kli F. Seebirt that in order to make j the s' ale balance it was necessary to figure out an increa.-e of '.) 1-2 pej nt on cadi man. The ordinances will be threshed out again at the next mo ting of the committee of t he w hole. Piping Ordinance HeftrrtMl. The ievi.-ed ordinance relativ- to pipe connections previous to new paemMit was retVn ed to t ! committee along with the amendment to the contract of the St. Joseph Heating Co.. which permits the company to extend its lines. The board of safety presented its contract with the S-outh. Lrqid .Motor Works Co., providing for the purchase of a booster pump and an aerial truck, asking for an appropriation f $?,, 7.'o in payment for the apparatus. This was referred to the committee of the who'e. Resolutions on the dath of the late Timothy I'. Howard were rad and placed in the minutes of the council. Just before adjournment the members of the council engaged in a sort vf indignation meeting, the ard of public works being the target. Couneilmen Seifert and Hagerty declared that they were unable to secure any service from the works board. Other eouncilmen declared that the had given them satisfaction. .Manning lYoonts Itioii. City Controller V. O. Manning's report for the month was presented and is as follows: r.i!i en hand June 1. llld S2ihi.Vjs.77 Current taxes le ted culmit.'mi'..';; Iciti'"ent ta-c col lected U".s "i; Tetal tax- dieted .S121.011 0J Cl-dited to tlie folic, winr film' General fund tM.771 Police pension fund.. :: I'ireimiri jeni.,n fund IeT"jtiui fund l.s7t'..',; Spiking fuad 4.2d.f.7 'lf:OK separation fand '...".'..".ö Park fund SHI.'.'-'. Total taxes ? 121.0 H.yj J MNrellane.nm receipts, general fund i poll tax included) Mis.'llaneuii reodpts. police ll.Toii..",7 (iioioii fund J.c.c-'.O". ix-eiianeoiM receipt's fir. i'u.ni pension fund LUiJud Mi out ractors Improvement asscssment collfiffd LOM Contractors' improvement lntTet coli-. t-d f S. Penalty eol le t ion s en stiet istssmnt l".s 11 N'W law inq.rovement iiNeslilents collected 1 '2y7. 1') New law improvement Interest collected . : " Total colVction S1M.I."7 Total collections and balaiee s wu) r.l r r ! emed : C-neral fund i Polle pensi-m fund . . Fireman pen-ion fund Sinking fund .'...'J s .Vi .".7t;.oo 1 lO.'Ml s...i;7.',.' j nl!i 7.017.7Ö i Park fund U'.-.ter r.-nts fund .... Contra. toi" improvetlicr: t a omeii t s . . New law Improvement bond a nd intercut . . Total credit - 1 i77 M .."..."dl 01 o "v. I P.alan.e ?-".,O.L,t7 Ab-.ve balance . r.-.lite.l p the following f II II N : ..-nera i i a ihi I.V.. 7 '', 1 1 ä.sl'.ivl Poli- e pension fund., Fireman pension land Ilecrent in fund .... 11 idUu:-. ::.427 et 47.i lt. 7"'-o.1 1 1 rack s.-p iratl"!i fuim Park fund Water r.-nt fund... ''iitra- t :rs' improve m.nt tttnd P', Im v,,w j MV Hin t - vJVif ?'.e'. ' : 'Vf" j - C v avV ;t ! :- "A 1 THE M AM l&A-L.,tmm4 rtOM BITTER ROOTS wilurpttox -pro ouct i on, Will iaiit 1 atuofii n t th Audi torluiii Wcdiuday.

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AT Till: AVDITOHIOI. Susan Johnson, the leadine: character, played by Dorothy dish, in ' Susan Locks the Heat." being I s-hown at the Auditorium today, t he i nmpered and petted granddaugh ter of wealthy people, has Jiad e cry luxury showered upon her. but he is tired of the brainless lops and empty-he.uled fashion-plates of the social set in w hich she moves. ne day she ydeks up a copy of the life of Joan of Arc and reading it through sees herself in Joan's place. The inspiration makes her deter mined to do as much for the poor! and opresol of her own time, as cid the Maid of Orleans for hers, i Ac coi dingiy she goe s to the slums and begins settlement work. She meets Larry o'NeitT, a gangster, who Ims seen some refinement, hut who is utterly out of sympathy to uplift, and an antagonism springs ; up i. et ween tnem. wan me assistance of Thornton, she leaves a set- ! tleno nt house from Cardigan, kecpi rr of a iliv' ac ross the street. He pretMids to be interested m her work and promises to keep a better place. However, he gets Susan into his oftice and attacks her. In this desperate situation. O'Xeill e mes to her rescue; for their hate is but sham after all. and they lovt each other. The outcome is a thrilling light and sensational finish, with justic' dispensed with a free hand. Miss dish is supported in this production by Owen Moore, who pla?"s the part of O'Neill. "The Lion and the dirl." a two-reel Keystone comoly, is also on the lull. Tomorrow William Fox will present William Farn urn in "The Man From Hitter Hoots," a six-reel low and adventure story of the big outdoors, showing some wonderful scenery. The Selip-Tribune weekly will $-how some splendid pictures of the dern an submarine, the Deutschland. AT Tili; LA S.M.LI'. An amazing four-part feature t " liieh teems with uncontrollable , love and romance will he seen at I the La Salle todav in "Infatuation."

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is a return engagement of this delightful picture and the management c" the La Salle state that never bet . has a picture been in so great demand as this one with local 1 atrons. Miss Fischer is charming in the role of a young girl who becomes tired of society life and fall? in love with the star of a musical comedy There are scenes of social splendoi, of stage and dressing room life scenes that will make you gasp and wonder, all combined to mr.ke a wonderful feature. The Hray cartoon comedies will also he -diown on today's program. Ann Pennington, the famou t .1 ...... . .; :n l r.... i I i uii.i.v reifiuiij, win it leaiuieu on Wednesday's program in her firs? appearance before Lie camera in a i fascinating domestic drama entitled Susie Snowtlake." The greater greater part of the story has to do with those who live in a small community, affonling. as usual, muc h opportunity for the introduction of clean cbmedy. RESCUE WINS PARDON Arkansas (iotrrnor l'reo Who Sad Hi- I ile Ne gi' LITTLF HOCK. Ark.. July 25. When dov. Cieorge W. I lavs Mon- !.!... rr I f I.. I, '...-..- - , . . . , a pardon for his 11 -year sentence for manslaughter imposed in 1909, he revealed a story of his own escaj e from drowning at the state penal farm at Cummins six weeks ago. The governor was tishiug when the boat in which he was sitting capsized. The Nevrro rescued him from the deep water. "IN A CLASS BY ITSELF'! Hear The ;($&-f: LaSalle Pipe Organ MARGARITA FISCHER HARRY POLLARD IN o 'INFATUATION' 7 A wonderful story from Llojtl Oslxurno' delightful iiotJ of tlit- same iiaiiio. The story -on-tvrn-a jdum: cirl who hung r. fir pMO, who fintl. sfK-ity life a humdrum exi-dence and los li-r heart to the -tar of a "tentwent.v -tliift 3 . iiiM'rlati Mtnic ctToft- adl to tin attraetitoiKSs f tin -uljt I ami view, of tlrtHl:ig-rooni life hchind llie siriHN are n-ali-tic and t-utei taining. AI- the Ilray t-artoon tinelie-.. a i 7 vi:i).M.M)v n. pi:n.'A- IiT in her initial se rct n i apKiraiH-t "l -M sli: r.t n,.Ki;." v vi . f - -t-.v.-.'

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We are going to have a $10.00 Day. $10.00 will buy you the Handsomest Garments you ever bought for $10.00. Not Odds and Ends, or Broken Sizes, but Beautiful Garments that will make you think of Ten Dollars Wednesday with a great deal of pride. Here's what $10.00 will do Wednesday, tomorrow: $19.75 to $40.00 Tailor Made Suits $10.00 We never sold such merchandise for so small a price. We never offered you such a beautiful selection Includes Silk Taffeta Suits, beautiful Gaberdine Suits, all sizes to 46. Handsome Taffeta Silk Coats to $25.00 garments, $10.00 Wednesday. Mostly blacks. Mostly all lined coats. They sold none under $15.00. Most of them at $19.75 and $25.00. Beautiful Wool and All-Silk Jersey Sport Coats, $10.00 Wednesday. They have never sold under $15.00. Many at $19.75. All good colors. A few stripes. Handsome Taffeta Silk Skirts, $10.00 Wednesday. They have been selling from $15.00 to $25.00. Good sizes 26 to 30 waists four $18.50 Ki Ki Cool Silk Skirts included. 115 Handsome Taffeta Silk Dresses,' all sizes to 44, at $10.00 Wednesday. They are beautiful. You never heard of such beautiful garments priced so low.

Muslin Underwear Bargains All Day Wednesday Envelope Chemise, beautiful garments at $1.09. Dainty Sheer Nainsook Gowns at 59c and $1.00. 20 doz. Handsome White Skirts at $1.00. 25 dozen Splendid Muslin Drawers at 50c. Have you bought one of our Japanese Kimonas On Sale Wednesday $1. Made of fine Japanese Crepes, plain and fancy colors. $1.50 House Dresses, All Day Wednesday, $1.00 Made of Amoskeag Dres Ginghams, 3-4 sleeve, trimmed with dainty embroideries, all sizes to 46. Amöskeag Gingham Petticoats, All Day Wednesday, 29c finks, blues, tans, checks and plains.

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Ready-To-Wear Department

New Fall Ginghams, Madras Cloths, Percales and Shirtings Over 1000 pieces of New Wash Materials, h e a v y weights, dark patterns for fall. Toil du Nord and Red Seal Ginghams, in Scotch plaids and checks, 12c ydRed Cross Nurses Stripe Ginghams, 12y2c yd. New 3o-inch Soft Finish Chambrays, 1-Sc yd. 3 2-inch Amoskeag Shirtings, 15c yd. 3 2-inch Indian Head Suitings, 15c. yd. 36-inch Fast Color Indigo and China Blue Percales, 12V2c yd. This immense assortment of fast colored wash materials were bought months ago reason for such low prices.

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In a Stirring Story of the Big Outdoors "THE MAN FROM BITTER ROOTS" A Virile, Redblooded, Courageous Product of the West, a Man of Action and Decision And That Is Always Interesting. SELIG-TRIBUNE WEEKLY OF CURRENT EVENTS

OUR MAKE TOILET CREAM for ch&pptd hand, face fcnd lip. 5c Per Bottle. OTTO O. nASTIAX I7öSfflat. Audlrorlum Theoler K83T8EBS8 I35S1ÄM Ready for Basincsa. S15 latirmcrs Tru5t Bid?. Speed and soreness In abstract. PJ3cQillL FUR N I 1 U II E SOUTH 3UC1IIGAX 8T. Opposite A adit ort am Been Clothing and Eiioe for Men, Women and Children at Lowes Prices. CIIAPIX H03rE DEPT. STOIU. 42 and 817 6. Chaplm St.

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c I in Our Cloak and T Silks and Dress Goods for Wednesday Selling Such qualities are rare tor such low prices. Sport Stripe All-Siik Pongees at 75c yd. 34 inches wide, genuine Shantung Silk, stripes, emerald, rose, Copenhagen. Cream Wool Suitings 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 Batistes. Serges and Sicilian, the ideal fabrics for separate skirts. Fancy and Wool Skirtings at $1.00 and $1.50 4o and 44 inches wide, special - cloths for separate skirts; checks, plaids, stripes. lilt n vO 99 Real Live Lion.

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ami if m a ill - man v depart: o th d 'cci t:'.a n ".' a 1 1 : ; ;-.l t :i" , t v on ;!1 ' rd I. -s cf i h a m re h i c th. ! f b en I'd". '..! al-.'-e. Beautiful Shirt Waists on Sale Wednesday 20 uoZv'ii Njw Tub Silk Yait. 1. n u v: sleeves, 2 in mie oll.n, handsome new pattern-, S3. 00 values. I'rieeJ all day W ednesday, $1.98. 50 doz. Middy Hlciises, all white, white, navy. Copen. and red trim. .Norfolk, Middies. SI.73 and S1.50 Middies. We bought these fur all dav Wednesday's seilin-, 95c. 5o dozen Handsome Voile and Organdie Waists, regular Si value. All day Wednesday, 49c. Sheer Organdie Waists were s.S.oo, reduced all day Wednesday to $3.95. i ! All Day Wednesday in Our Wash Goods Section Sport Stripe Skirtings 29c yd. 3 inch cottn 5 p r t stripes, big range !' new patterns. Hand-me Printed Voiles 25c yd. Another new hipinent !' Sheer Voiles, ha n J - me iloral deins iu clr e'rn. maize, light blue. pink. r-e, Nile and lavender. U inch l inen Suitings at 50c yd. Medium weight. n ish, pinks, blues, laven. tans. All new, just the rie for earlv fall wear. aband 9? Dorothy Gish f7 f & up-to-date picture-. l V 1 see Try NEWS-TIMES Want, Ad;

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