South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 207, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 July 1916 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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AN OLD PROVERB

It i;! to l.f proverbial th.it "vrry m.m (and it i -rtainly n -sz tr;o i f woman) ;- either a fool or a phyurian at forty. Thin nvans that fvcrv I:.t-llli-nt r.on must b-arn

j-o rni.cn abo'it rarinir for his own i health that by the tirnr he is forty; trs of a er h4 ran almost he rckw

ir,f-l a" a physician. Why. thn, is there fo much talk 1 y lo tors atraint lf-mcdica-tion?" A woman t an r-c oicni.- all i,rdinar allmr-nus without calling on a doctor. If they aro ailments distinctive to her Hf-x sh" em-rally knows enough to use the pr'-atest of all remedies for such ailment., Lydia 13. i'inkham's Ye?--tablf Comjounil, and- llkewis shr I familiar w'th tho Standard rerm-dirs for oth-r di. eaes. A dvt.

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Here is the Lemberg Wheel

EES CHARGES

Banishes

Nervousness

Puts Vigor and Ambition into Run-Down, Tired Out People Tf you feel tired ut, out of sorts, despondent, im-nta.ly or physically depressed, and lack th desire to accomplish things. t--et a SO cent box of Wtnddl? Ambition Tills at V ttkk's Oris'inal Cut Hate Medkine .Store today and your troubles will be over. If you drink too much, smokp too much or ai nervous heraus of overwork of any kind. Wendell's Ambition I'ills will make you fe 1 better in threo lays or money back from Wettlck's Original Cut Uat Medicine ritore on the first box purchased. For all affections of the nervous system, constipation, loss of appetite, lack of confidence, tremblin, kidney or liver complaints, sleeplessness, exhausted vitality or weakness of any kind et a box of Wendell's Ambition Pills today on the money back plan. .Mail orders filled. harden prepaid, by the Wendell I'harmacal Company, Inc., Syracuse, N. Y. Advt.

Movie Actresses and Their Hair

Did it ever occur to you that eery movie actress you have seen has lovely hair, while the most popular count their curbs as their hief beauty? In f;'t, (this is a secret), many are leading ladies just l-ecause of their attractive locks. Inquiry amonij them discloses the fact that they brini? out all the natural beauty of their hair by careful shampooing, not with any soap or makeshift, hut with a simple mixture which they make up for themselves b7 putting a teaspoonful of canthrox, (which they et from th driurpist), in a cup of hot water and applying this instead of soap. After Us use their hair dries rapidly, with uniform color. Dandruff, excess oil :md dirt are dissolved and entirely disappear. The hair is fluffy that it looks much heavier than it is. Its lustre and softness is delightful, while the stimulated scalp uains the health which insures hair growth. Advt.

Cocoanut Oil Fine for Washing Hair

If you want to keep your hair in !,'ood condition, be careful what you wash it with. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is very harmful. .lust plain inulsified cocoanut oil (which is pure and entirely preasehss), is much Im tter than the most expensive soap or anything eNe you can ir-e for shampooing, as this can't possibly Injure the hair. Simply moisten your hair with water and rub it in. one or two teaspoonfuls will make an abundance of rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather rinses out lasily, and it leaves It fin and silky, bright, fluffy and easv to manage. You can pet mulsified cocoanut oil r 1 1 most any druir store. It is very ( heap, and a few ounces is enouuh to last everyone in the family for months. Ad t.

WHAT TO DO WHEN YOUR FEET BURN AND ACHE IIw many tl'aes 1 ive u eaie borne l:i t'ie rvcliilK' with oür f.-.-t .ohinc sind I undue fr'i:i sriii'üv.i; er alkine in bnril. bot lioe lenthcr : and hat i-idipi't .m plve t be r-i;.-.'d ,f that b-rt'.iro': 11tc n a 5'aij'le way to nhtain ro.-l. conirrtab!e linj'Py fc t th;t? Ü! reco:wiwnl lte!f benns. It I s- muij!. pud Iti.-v-'ii-lTe. t a (a. ka f W.i-NV la frcin oi:r drueeit. It only a

Says He Was Not in Slot Machine Business With Yount or Williams.

MtW'CIE, Ind., July L'5. Dr. Kolliti II. Bunch, mayor of Muncie and accused of conspiring with former Deputy Prosecutor Gene Williams and police officials to solicit and accept bribes, took the witness .stand in his own behalf late Monday afternoon and emphatically denied the traft charees that had been made ae iiust him by the state's witnesses. The mayor's examination huste! about one hour and a half before the close of court, and it consisted mostly of denials of questions put to him by his attorneys. After denying that he was ever in the slot machine bin-Truss with Lloyd Yount and Gene Williams, former deputy prosecutor, who was recently convicted on a conspiracy charge to solicit and accept bribes. Mayor Hunch jumped into a denial of his partnership with Robert Crabbs, state's witness in the blind tieer and tramhlini; business. Mcllvaiio I'roniUod Place. The mayor said that in removing Chief of Polic e b red W. Puckett and appoint ri? William A. Mellvalne he had no intention of putting Mcllaine ther? in order that he (Bunch) would permit illegal places to operate in Muncie. Puckett had been appointed a month before Bunch took office and McIIvaine had been promised the place. When Mayor Bunch took the oath Puckett refused to resign and a squabble occurred. The mayor denied he ever had any arrangement with prosecutor .1. Prank Mann in regard to Gene Williams actin as Mann's deputy and beins? placed in control of prosecutions in police court. This was corroborated by Prosecutor Mann himself who testified for the defense several dfijn ago. Hathaway Is Called. Floy Hathaway, who was one of the collectors of graft money according to thr state, was a witness for the defense. He denied ever having made any collections from gambling houses and said the only money he ever collected was for the purpose of publishing a democratic weekly. He admitted, however, that his stenographer had been employed by Gene Williams to get out the famous bogus Civic League letter sent to prospective jurors In the Gene Williams case. Hathaway said that he had furnished Harriet Williams, who was a stenographer in Yount's office, money to leave Muncie. but he said Mayor Bunch or O?no Williams had no knowledge of the matter. He said the money Vus loaned to Miss Williams' mother.

CHARGE WOMEN BEATEN IN GOTHAM GRAFT PROBE

Two Wim Iljriirod in White Slac Cases Said to He Tudor Care of Doctors.

MTW. YORK. July 2... Charges that prisoners, some of them women, were "framed" and brutally beaten by the police in "star chamber" ' sessions, werp ma.de Monday in the 'police graft in estigation which already has resulted in th-' indictment of He policemeu accused of accepting money from keepers of disorderly houses. IVputy Assist. Dist. Atty. James E. Smith declared that two women who figured in a white slave case were at present under a doctor's care and in a svrious condition from treatment received at the hands of the police. Mr. Smith asserted that so serious had become the situation that it was necessary to provide body guards for witnesses who are to appear before the court. "Witnes.-cs told me." Mr. Smith said, "that persons crime to them, and threatened to 'put them in a condition they could not testify if they refused to aid the men under indictment."

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BUCZACZS

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Prudential Co. Insurance Men To Go on Strike

On this map the heavy line shows the Russian front while the broken line shows the railroads. There has been and there remain three possible objectives for the Russians in their "Big Push." They may strike for Kövel, north of Lutsk and a vital railroad center and point of junction between the line s of the central powers in the northern and southern sectors of the ea stern front. They may strike south over the Carpathians for Hungary, and they may strike for Lemberg.

DANISH ISLAND SALE NEAR CONSUMMATION

rorniidable Harriers to Agreement Willi V. S. Iteportcxl to 11 vo I loci i Itemoetl.

WASHINGTON, July 2.. Negotiations between the United States and Denmark for the purchase of the Danish West Indies are understood to have reached a definite stage where some Important development may come soon. While the purchase has not been concluded, there were indications Monday night that tome of the more formidable barriers to an agreement had been removed giving" the negotiations promlso of a successful outcome. The negotiations, a continuation of conversations carried on unsuccessfully in 1?01 and again in 1910, were resumed several months ago. It is understood that Denmark, feeling the pinc h of war, desired to rid herself of the islands not only as a financial proposition hut to eliminate one troublesome element in maintaining her neutrality. Lying near Porto Itlco, th? islands are said by naval officials to possess excellent advantages as a naval base and coaling station. It was understood that American Minister Kgan at Copenhagen, had been entrusted with considerable latitude in the preliminary stages of the negotiations. It was pointed out however, that no actual purchase could be effected until the senate as well as the Danish parliament had ratified the action.

KNIGHTS OP COLUMBUS. All members are requested to attend the funeral of our late Brother Daniel J. McNamara, Sr., at 9 a. m. ."Wednesday, at St. Patrick's church. B. J. TWOMEY, G. II. W. H. VANDERDOSCII, Ree. Advt.

NEW YORK. July ZZ. Agents and collectors employed by the Prudential Insurance Co. were called out on strike Mondaj' by a union recently organized among them and known as the International Insurance Agents' Protective association, with a membership of. 6,000. Although claims of the company and the union were conflicting:, it appeared Monday night that at least 500 men in this district have responded to the strike call thus far. The men demand better pay, recognition of the union and "more reasonable" working hours. Telegrams from branches of the union in different cities in the territory east of Chicago, leaders here declared, indicated that unless the demands of the men an; met all the

6.000 will follow the lead of those already out. About 13,000 agents and collectors are employed by the j

company throughout the country. The lack of sufficient collectors to see that premiums are turned in at the proper time, the strikers assert, will result in the cancellation of thousands of policies. The company, anticipating the strike, has announced that arrangements are being made to protect policy holders and to have the strikers replaced by experienced men. The company announced that none of the men who walked out would be reinstated under any circumstances.

SO. PACIFIC INCREASE

Railroad's Operating Income Ixirgor Tlian Last Year.

SAN KRANCISCO, July 23. The railroad operating income from the Southern Pacific company for the year ending June CO was $4 8,189.971, an increase of $12,300.357 over the preceding year, according to an annual report issued Monday. The railroad operating revenues totaled $152,G94.22S. an increase over the preceding year of $22,828,503, expenses amounted to $97,443,638, an increase of $9,689,815, and net revenue was $55,250,570, an increase of lr. io o

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Like Home cookia

iced or Hot invigorates and Refreshes Brain and Body ONE TEASPOONFUL MAKES TWO CUPS. Published by the Growers of India Tea

ter a trip tnejr sa tisfy I When youVe been away awhile, home cooking does taste good it satisfies J What home cooking does for your hunger, Chesterfields do for your smoking they satisfy !

Yet Chesterfields are mild, too ! This is a new thing for a cigarette to do satisfy, and still be mild ! If you want this new kind of enjoyment that smokers are raving about, you can get it only in Chesterfields. Why? Because no other cigarette maker can copy the Chesterfield blend! Try Chesterfields today!

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20 for 10c Attractive tin of 100 Cht-rfild lent, praptid. on receipt of 50c, if roar ImIot c nnot supply yrm. Addreen Lifftett & My er Tobacco Co.. 212nfthAre., NewYorkaty

and yet they're MILD

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ASQUITH IN APPEAL ON HOME RULE MEASURE

.BRANDEIS RESIGNS

RELIEF ASSOCIATION

Asks Nationalists Nt Throw Away f)jprtuiiity for Imnictitate OiHration.

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f. r p two or tlirr rf T nl-Kts. A !" . i ji'nf f ."in'. f rt .will utll-l-'.rr will t.'i-i ovr yiu anil all ttrl. Uv.s ftt'iir.j: will v-nih Wa-NV-Ta i.T iJ t your tith n ! 1 i ah t f 11 1 c!i':int'r Uni f'.!'nf""t.i at. rM:ivirii: lmpurirVs rv! l.:ir.'hlic l"!y ! r . If your !ru,;wisf hnnt Wn-NV-Ta. r.! u 11 tvr.t t -ott r"',J!i0 t :nklr.c nnl nml'lnc mi l w. will s.nl yoTi a sar.ip'o p"''1 prrpalj to y-iir aI.rs Yu will think ii f-r th ic''tiun. I,. C. Lauloa Co.. s-utli lVn !, lud. Advt.

Best Home Treatment for All Hairy Growths

(The Modern IStauty) l-,vry woman hor.lil have a small T'itckako f de!;iti!ni handy, for its Timely rvill kvtp the skin frte !rom t'oauty-inarrlT'.c hairy drouths. To remove h:iir ir fuz.. make a thick i'aste wltli some or' the jowIer d delatone ar.d water. Aj'ldy to liairy surface and aft'T 2 or , minutes rul off, wj.h the kin and it will he free from hair or Mv.r.ish. To avoid disappointment. 1-e sure ou i;tt real delatone. Advt.

.Tudieial Dutie Said to lie Cause for uittini: .Icuih Organisations. IJ(TON". July '11 . Louij r.raniUL-8. as..u'iate justice of the United State? supreme court, Monday tendon i his resicnation from the exoeutiv ' Titnmittees of the American Jewish relief organization and the Jewish congress. In explanation of this action, his secretary. Jacob Dehaas, paid that , the justice's judicial duties proverteri him from trivims the necessary time to the work of the committees. Mr. IVli;i;is said that a report that Justice Urandeis va considering retirement from all Jewish activities was incorrect.

ELECTION HELD ILLEGAL

LONDON, July 23. A significant remark was made in the house of commons Monday evening by Premier AS'iuith at the conclusion of a del-ate on a motion for adjournment made by John Redmond, the nationalist leader, after an announcement by the premier that the Kovernment had no intention of introducing any home rule for Ireland bill with regard to which there was no substantial agreement amnn? all parties. In appealing to the nationalists not to throw away the opportunity for bringing home rule into immediate operation, Mr. Asquith said: "I ask the house, and will ask the country If necessary if the government's proposals are not fe'r." Just before the motion of Mr. Redmond was voted down. Mr. Asquith directly addressed the nationalists, denying that any partiality had been shown to either side aurins tho negotiations. Mr. Asquith declared that the exclusion of the six Ulster counties from the operation of the home rule act. was in his

i mind, the greatest give and take ar-

I raneement ever made in the history

of a political controversy and he asked the nationalists not to break off the negotiations.

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COUPON SPECIALS Cut out this coupon and bring same into store Tuesday; with the coupon

you may have any of Wonderful Bargains.

the following

59c Ladies' XiKht Gownn, special value; coupon price .

Muslin extra 33c

I' 5 c Brooms. with coupon; some ask as much as 35c for the samo broom; two to a

customer; coupon price

Ladies' U" 1 Gauze Lisle coupon price

10c

lc value Vests 5ic

20c Gingham Aprons

pockets and str;nffs.

coupon price

3üc Ladies' Root Silk Hose, black and white, a remarkable value at

coupon I rice

$1.C0 Dlack and White Shepherd Plaid Skirts, trimmed with buttons, pockets, etc.:

coupon price

14c

18c

78c

X3 ;hy aves &9nonqf " H (p

DEPT STORE

saving monev mean anything

13c

Does

to you3 Read carefully the following items; it means money in your pocket.

25c BOYS' BLOUSES. Only a cv left, choice at Tuesday and Wednesday

69c MEN S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. A dandy hot -veather value, ale price Tuesday aiid Wed- 'ZQn nesda v sJ Ja ' 25c BOYS' UNION SUITS. Tuesday and Wednesday, 'S Äif before noon only 1 U2l $1.00 AND $1.50 CHILDREN'S DRESSES.

(lini'liaiiK and rlaid, last colors, vruaran

teed not to run, Tuesday and Wednesday all day

MEN'S 25c POLICE SUSPENDERS

77c

Tuesday and Wednesday all

aav

special sale price

12k

Watch our windows every day we are cutting prices every minute during this great

EANING

fcftOMEOF GOOD CLOTHES

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HOONVVTI.I.I-:. Ir.d.. July 2 0. Holding that the local election on Juno ?.ö last was conducted without authority of the law and that no lefZA otts were cast, the county comr:issitncr! of Warrick county granted li'VJor licencs to M-ven appliar'.ts Monday. The "drys" carried th- t'lrction l-y oi. Saloon iii-n declared the clertion was not 1 eine held legally at tho time, re-li.sin-ti I'artlcij'atc in it and went :;hinc on that dat.

Fr. I'axson ltas re:riid Iii? dental cir.ir froy 120 S. Michigan t., ( loom t-o i'ariacrs Trat l?ld. AdvL

LOAN'S OX FARM IiAXDS. Loans bearing interest at the low rate of 5 per cent wll he made by us on pood productive farms which meet with our requirements. If you expect to borrow money soon, arrangements should be made without delay so that you may take advantage of this offer. All loans will be made for a term f five years, with the privilege of paying the principal, or any part thereof, in even hundreds of dollars at any interest paying date. Further details can be secured by a letter or we shall be pleased to bae you call at our office. THK öTUAUSS UROTHKRS CO. Advt. loonier. lva

IF YOU ARE NOT GETTING YOUR SHARE OF THE WONDERFUL BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING it is your own fault it is your own loss. We are out of the high rent district and of course can afford to sell for less always, but you can hardly imagine what a saving it means to you when we CUT PRICES Come and see for yourself.

S3.00 Ladies' Wash Dresses sample line to close out, as long $1.97 Ladies' S1.00 House Dresses, figured lawns; Tuesday 7 and Wednesday O C 29c Ladies' Gingham Petticoats, seersucker stripes; 1Q Tuesday only A JC

SI. 00 Black Sateen and Colored Petticoats as long as they last ÄOC Sl.00 Ladies' Waists, white washable hot weather yeight; rice cloth stripe; CjJr Tuesday only DI3C 50c Long Kimono Aprons Tuesday and Wednesday OOC

S2.00 Ladies' Silk Waistswashable; waists in all plain color stripes and figures; Tuesday and ( -i i C Wednesday tpi.LO S2.00 Linen Awning Stripe Skirts pockets, button trimmed; Tuesday . . . . s C S1.00 Ladies' Awning Stripe Middy Blouse, Tuesday and Wednesday ...."..OOC

S1.00 Ladies' Lon Silk

Gloves, black and white, rein

forced linger tips; Tuesday only

47c

5oc Ladies' Union Suit, trimmed in crocheted i.ik, ..... ' 70c Silk Pongee Ai'to Cap, an excellent bargain for p7r Tuesday only Ol C

Look for the Blue Signs

H. V. Corner Michigan and Vayne Sts.

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