South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 237, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 August 1916 — Page 3

THE 5UU1H ULM) NLWä-l'lMES nrrnsn.w itvttvi.vc. cc.rT. 21. unn. REVENUE BILL Belgians Now Using Heavy Artillery IE 3C 5C $250,000,000 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland - V two-year 5 secured loan , GOLD NOTES DIRECT OBLIGATIONS OF THE GOVERNMENT Interest payable March 1 and September 1 V ' 1 Dated September 1, 1916 Questions Legality of Proposed Munitions Tax anr Criticizes Trend to Direct Taxation. Due September 1, 191S VI ... '

ATTACKED B ! SEN. PENROSE

W A Kill NT, To N. At:. IM. r . ,i. - , In the senate on tie :u'T-n-y ro-' en up t ill Wednesday w.i - fe.viredj by a lonir speech ,y Ken. It. r -s. urging Industrial ;r ;..irci... p.! if'ii.inl the (i.;r,!r au'iir.-t - r 1 1 mori.ii warfare at the rio-e (,; thej

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B uro pea n war and rur:; h

ii.wjiii; me j.i'nuir:;' m'a-.re. : if o,uedion-d the h'ahty of the pio-j popj munitions tax and c7c the I

l'i'.) I i I i I i i . I : l.i.V il.MI lil'T general (JcninrMtic advar. o toward

Rtittrtituting direct taxation lor the! protective tariff. Sn. t.'nd rwooil, lfi:i'" rat. author of the jir f ont tariff, and Sen. M - : Ian, republPan, at. -t rti i i. :. t in the di.- u- i-r,, the former d - ; lending tariff liv again.-t re public an attar ks and th- l.itN.-r! harinpT t hi dm''Tn t ir ,nj:i;inistratinn v.ith i-xtrnvaanco and d'-!

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NEW BELGJAN MORTAL f

oar'- for f-Tr-ral ta.x.i-ion t hat M'r" (s ',r tr;,,1 arisinu' in the thouM be r-sor! to the .'tatis. n ar futurr. v aro ( all d upon tf

ja-y 1 r. 1 2 r . rvin:- masi:t

'"Pr.is )i'H(n of industrial ji.i rp:lrif:-s," said n. IV r.:r. .-:.

without any ruard vhatcor for the

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IS jaiilv fdnfrunt in a; thf w;i r n

u'-iuiiic i 'tui; hi l. i c ri in int.' J r-,,j,,. draws to

f'Mdini? oi'I in thf i!-oiiion rv-

latif to dy-stnffs. Thi

aroja- draws to a f-Joja.. hv onlv

i if. ct'nition oi'i'iirriiii: in tht hill of

f onrossiori i f ,,,.1, ... in. n.ir-o i fnnn.l in t ho onti

in.-,. iuo.. ... aooor ' ;du:ni,in.M;iraL'raph. Her

aruj iinis nmi H'ihis To the tnou.:iit that n'-arly all th r-xpns's of th.-

'overninnt so far r,n-ill should ! rai.-'d Jy ta.vs on inroins ami other dir't taf., yrn to i;i o roivdituto a surr ndT liirh iv-s np thpir holo a-.. If dy -: t n tis r--

airain. we

liavt' an a"f of infonit -..' y similar to that which '. e find in the inM.ttue of de-stuf!'s. "'- a r- Iriftiiiic to a system f direct taxes :it a time when nearly a ry fiili' l nation is u'oinu,' in the

Mthr dirtttion. i:foi the outbreak

mire a proactive dt.tv and if theyllf tho var in :umV, every nation

ar- "-sstniial to f'ir iml uytri al in-

li'irnileripc, F rrirudnd tha tin sain arvtnn'rd an ! ap;did all aluni; th lin." Keferrinir t. rernt rnnfer nees of nations at -war rtrardinc nuiirnprcial plans that Arill op-rat- tr their own l'e'it-l.t. after the war, th- Pe-nnsyl-aaT.i senat'T saiilr Unmiiin (laiw Irutuisitrnl. "In th fa f thr d"v elopm ent s already o' lurrit:- and with the hke-

ASK FOR and GET

THE ORIGINAL MALTED M1LIC , Cheap sabsütults cost YOO sano pric

in üiiropc. cx( t it laiidand. !iad a protective tariif. If ("Jennany had not had a proUetie tariff ami hcn aide to nif i t : liriif part of li-r reiuirtnents from home protection, the m a r would have lioen ovrr lonfT hi;o. as far as tlermany was concerned. And there i every reason to believe that with th. 1s" of the war. n.v tr:ole alliaiu'es nnd treaties will le made vhir h will make it more imperative than er that the I'nited Stales should set ready for industrial prepa rcilrif - s." Would Tax Contraband. If a munition'-; ta i to he imposed. Set. Penrose declared, it should be applied to al1 who sell contraband uoods to nations at war. Sei:. I'nderwood spoke at length in defense of the existing farilT law. He approved the pending revenue bill

in its main features he said, but did ri'yt concur in the recon mendat ion of a tariff commission and Increased duties in dye-stuffs. Alter reviewing the operations of th tariff law and ;ubmittiny a multitude f sta-stisties. Sen. lTndeiwood said that he had "conclusively demonstrated that tariff taxes now on the statute hooks do not jeopardize American industry or threaten American labor." Is.iw To Iioid Hemio. The law, he declared was written to provide revenue and "in repudiation of the republican doctrine which levied taxes primarily for the purpose of maintaining protective tariffs to foster and build up s;pecial industries

S GIRLS' FATHER

Junk Dealer Says Edward W. Morrison's Adopted Daughters Reai.

SHERIFF KILLED BY TRAIN

Ikdphl -Man Meets Death Drhiiis Automobile.

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DKLPHI, Ind.. Auer. 2 4. William Ii. Roach, T,2 years old, sheriff of Carroll county -was instantly killed Wednesday afternoon when an automobile in which he was riding wtus struck by a Wabash passerer train on one of the principal street crossings of this city. The deceased was a partner in the real estate business with "Ie;icon" Roach, republLra.n district chairman in the ninth congressional district.

I'verrroen jrweet corn. Fox & Mann, 1001 W. Washington av. axlvt.

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When family groups check up their FRIDAY BARGAIN purchases tomorrow night they will be surprised and delighted with their savings. Friday is a day of wonderful values a day thrifty folks can't afford to stay away.

House Dresses, Mack iiid white strijv vrc.iL Threj piece, inchuiin.x wire's, bih apron an J cap: ize Ogy to 46. Friday . . . Q jr C White Wash Skirts, sold up to $2.95, Friday, (TJ each 1 JsJ Silk Coats, Mac's ati.l blue; Är1012:50'. .5.00 Silk Suits, sold up to $25.00, S3? cnly' 9.50 Middy Blouses, i;i plain colors an J stripes; .c Or up to 4 2. Friday only . J s C

Embroidered Muslin Draw

ers; 25c value; Friday only

Corsets, Io:i nip an J. medium Inist; 50c value; Friday J j Women's and Misses' Patent

19c

Darning Cotton, irrev. black and white. 3 balls DrcM and Corset 50c value; Friday, pair

ill

tan,

5c Shields; 39c

I9c

Children's Waist and Hose

Supporters; 25c value; Friday Williams', Mcnnen's Roe Talcum Powder, Friday Special, can . . . Packer's Tar Soap, 2 5c value, bar

Llsterine and Cream; 2 5c a lue, each

J. A. Pozzoni's Puff Boxes, including box id complexion

powder, box ot

Leather Belts, in red, li.uk and chamios; ivuLir 5oc

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white: all sizes: 25c value; Friday e?ch .

O. N. T. Embroidery Flosses in all shades. Friday only. Special Jkj Stamped linen color Pillow Tops, in variety 'patterns;

25c value; Friday V only, each JL

Pillow Fringe. ;ilo u

- ;.ii !e scan", in linen and cream c 1 r. Friday cnly, ffy yard OL Seizors, asrijj :izc; 2c v.J.; j. Friday. 1 Orpair I

enmne kit li-

Celluloid Combs. n C"!"r. Special Frid.r.

Needle Cases,

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value. Frida v

and

33c

Stamped Pillow Cases, on ood quality tubing; size 5u 4 2, with -calb 'ped A'Z r ends Fridav onlv, pair.niOC

Allover Embroidery, 20 in

wide ; 39c and 49c ft

vaiucs; rncay oniy

Cluny Lace Edinjj and Insertion, in cream and white: 121 ,c value; Friday only, yard OL

Crcpcs, irooj assortment of

lloral and Japanese designs;

ISc quality; Friday, 1 An yard JL T L

Dresa Suitings, Half Wool, in plain color plaids; 36 inch; 25c values: 1 (f Friday, yard 1 7w Unbleached Shaker Flannel, 0od quality, Friday only, yard ÖC Pillow Tubing, Pequot brand 45 inch Friday Q only, yard Io Remnants at Greatly Re-

and Jap!?uced Prices.

unDrite Cleanser, 1 3 cans for A 1 C Preserving Kettles, S and 10 quart. Flu and white. white lin .', Friday . . Ov!PC Hose Reels, hardwood frame &:h. 50c Cedar Oil Mops, with 4 oz. bot ile of Cedar oil Decorated Water Glasses, 7oniy: 10c

White Porcelain Cups and

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6 for 'VO Plates, 6 for 45c Fruits, 6 for 19c Drinking Cups, , Vi pint, 3 for ü C Silk and Cotton Terry Cloth, 36 inches wide; splendid assortment of pastel shades. Very special Friday. vard C?w

ISc

Satin Skin ...15c

saucers,

yard

Evcr' Day Suiting,

v-ei'clr.. in. assorted 1

dark stiire-: 15c tOl

su:n:

;e;ood and

quality; Friday, yard

Cretonnes, 2 inches wide: artistic and novel lloral designs Friday only. Qn yard 27 inch Mercerized Poplin, a complete shade assortment. Frida v onlv. 1 vard ' Gt i. Vj

CHICAGO, Aus. 21. Kdward Y. .Morrison, a multimillionaire recluse, was named as the real father of two Kirls here recently adopted in proceedings Wednesday before Judge Landis of the United States district court. The accuser was Joseph Hurnstein, u junk dealer and husband of the girl's mother. His wife, lie declared confessed to him on her deathbed that Morrrison was the father of the cirls. The millionaire, who is nearly 80 years old, denied the accusation. Iiis reason for adopting the girls, he testified. was because their mother had pleaded with him, when she was taken ill, to tare for them. He had known them all their lives he said, and was fond of them. Anna the oldest is is, and her sister, Alice, is 16 ears old. ''hey have made their home with Morrison since their adoption a month ago. Promisol To .Matters. "Morrison attended my wife's funeral with me in June." Iiurnstein

testified. "I told Mm of my wife's confession. Monisoi- said: 'Very well. I'll fix it up with you.' " The action before Judge Landls was a petition to appoint a receiver for Morrison's properties which has been variously estimated at from $J. 000. 000 to JS.OöO.OOO. One of the contentions was that Morrison had adopted the two .uirls to prevent the city of Chicago from receiving the estate, which under the will of Iiis father, was to be used for educational purposes if Morrison died childless. Morrison is alleged to have given away to certain friends more than

$2.000,000 of his estate during the past seven years. One of the transactions concerned was the transfer to James Ward, his attorney, property on which the Hotel Morrison now stands. Worth 0er Two Million. it is declared to be worth more than $2,0e0,00o. Property alued at $."00.000 was given to the lawyer unconditionally. The transfer was made shortly after judgment had been obtained against Morrison. Jt was brought out before Jud-'e I-andis that John Sommers, who said he had know Morrison for -" years, had received $-00. (too for providing the aged millionaire with amusement. Judge Landis restrained Atty. Ward from collecting rentals amounting to about f 5,v o monthlv on property Morrison had presented to him and also lei lined to permit Ward to appear as counsel in the hearing which will continue Thursda .

Principal and interest payable in United States gold coin, at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co., without deduction for any British taxes, present or future Coupon Noies of Sl.OoO. S."i.OOi) and $IO.lHo Redeemable at the option of i lie Government, in whole or in pan. on thirty (3o) davs notice, as tallows: At UM and a-TUol intcre-t at any dale prior to Sptenilcr 1. 1!)I7. At 100i. and accrued intercut on S'ptniter 1. 1917. and on any la r thereafter prior to maturity. To be secured by pledge with The Farmers Loan & Trust Companv. of New York Citv. under a pledce agreement executed by the Government, of securities approved bv d. P. Morgan & Co.. of an a caecale value of at leaT S Uio, ooo.ooo, calculated on the basis of prevailing market "prices, sterling securities beim: valued in dollars at the prevailing rate of exchange, viz. : Value. Mocks, bonds and ! or other sceitritic of orpriuioirj orcnnlc! In thv t'nit State. $100,000.000 IWiuU and i or otlier obligations of tho Cosrninirnt of the ltninion of Canada, oilier n maker or uarsmtor. and rtock. Iwmds and 1 or otlier seetiritieN of the Canadian Iacilio I lailwav Company ioo.ooii.ooo Bond and ! or otlier federations or the mm era 1 following ;ocrnrmnts. either as ntaker or Ciuir-autor, i.. of Argentina. Chile. Vmray, Swetlen, Denmark. Swit7-Hand and 1 or

Holland

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Pending the arrival and deposit of securities as above, the Government is to deposit temporarily with the Trust Company at the time of issue of the notes, either approved New York Stock Exchange collateral of 'accrre-ate value equal to that of the then undelivered securities and : for cash equal to live-sixths of such value. AH such temporaryCollateral is to be exchanged from time to time in the same relative proportions upon the deposit of the above mentioned securities. If the pledged securities depreciate in value because of change in market price or in rate of exchange, the Government is to deposit additional securities with the Tryst Companv, to the end that the areate value of the pledged securities shall equal at least 120r: of the principal amount of the notes at the time unpaid and not secured by deposited cash. The Government is to reserve the right from time to time to sell for cash anv of the pledged securities, in which event the proceeds of sale are to be received by the Trust Companv and applied to the retirement of notes bv purchase, if obtainable at prices not exceeding the then redemption price, and otherwise In- redemption bv lot at the redemption price. The Government is to reserve the right also to make substitutions of securities, but such substitutions are not to vary the relative amounts in value of the above indicated three several groups r,f securities at the time held bv the Trust Company. Valuations of securities are to be approved by J. P. Morgan & Co.

This offering is made subject to ratification of the list of collateral, and to the approval of the necessary details bv Counsel.

WE OFFER THE ABOVE NOTES FOR SUBSCRIPTION AT 99 AND INTEREST, YIELDING SLIGHTLY OVER 5 PER CENT.

Subscription books will be opened at the offce of J. P. Morgan & Co., at 10 o'clock, A. M, August 23, 1916, and will be closed at 10 o'clock, A. M., August 28, 1916, or earlier, in their discretion.

THE K1G1.T IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY AND ALL APPLICATIONS, AND ALSO IN ANY EVENT TO AWARD A SMALLER AMOUNT THAN APPLIED FOR.

AMOUNTS DUE ON ALLOTMENTS WILL BE PAYABLE AT THE OFFICE OF J P. MORGAN - CO NEW YORK FUNDS. TO THEIR ORDER, AND THE DATE OF PAYMENT WILL BE ' GIVEN IN THE NOTICES OF ALLOTMENT.

Temporary certificates will be delivered pending the engraving of the definitive note

J. P. MORGAN & CO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK NATIONAL CITY BANK New York City New York City HARRIS TRUST & SAVINGS BANK,

Tnoao BROWN BROTHERS & CO. LEE. HIGGINSON & CO. J. & W. SEL1GMAN & CO.

GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY, vrk cm, BANKERS TRUST COMPANY FARMERS LOAN & TRUST COMPANY New York City New Yrk Citv CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF ILLINOIS UNION TRUST COMPANY Chicago I1ttfniIi New York. August 22, 1ft Iß.

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STRUMA

No Action of Importance Yet Developed on Saloniki Battlefront Plans Obscure.

DANES FAIL TO FORM

COALITION CABINET! i Radical and Socialist Demand i

Jmtion of Sale of Maud JW Considered rirt.

' l'l'N HA i I'N nin London).' Auir. 1M. Negotiations for forma- j tiun of a coalition cabinet, failed def

initely Wednesday afternoon be-j

cauf the b ft and conservation partus co-ild not accept the dea'.uid of radio. iN and si;ili's. It was chiimed by the latter th.O the ou'-s-tion of the vale of the Spanish, West Indies i. th" 1'r.ited States should be loiisicb'red immediately before the formation 'f a new -.tbinet. They als insisted they be reire-entt, by seven members in The cabinet a-

iiii?. vt iv rerrf an t a T e? hi Infi

Left and consecutive j.irtie. The Iandsthintr or upper house is expected to reject the treaty Th irs- !... Thi mobabl.. m!1 postpone the sale until autumn. Premier Z.thle announced tonight that Conference tetNeen members of the arious

j artier arid the ( a! ;net tnitfil Olat UfMiT.il 1 unavoidable and that ministry Avas in.oo-sii.Ie.

id il-vnon-tins werf

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LONDON. Auir. 2 4. With no important changes in the main war theatres, interest remains centered on the new allied offensive on the Saloniki front. The latest dispatches, hotvever, throw little liht on the situation, and the allies plans are somewhat obscure. London reports that the Bulgarians have advanced aloni,' the Struma alley and have entrenched themsUe at arious points. Derlin also reports further adxances for them on the riht winy, where they face the Serbians. Apparently, however, i o action of 1'irs.t importance has yet developed. Interest in the attitude of the Creeks h.is been heightened by disp;Jches telling of the determination of the Greek commander at .rez to resist the llulrfari.ins nnd f volunteers beir.i-' organized for his ;usis' ance by the Venizelos leaders al Saloniki. There h. been no further development in tho Rumanian situation. The )a-t report from Berlin maintain-- that Rumania has nut reached a decision. ( n the western front the Trench arrarently are marking timo while the British push a trains Thiepval and tliMllemont. lnrton reports a fresh tiirhtenirar of tlie rin around Thiepval in the capture of two hundred vards of 't rman trenches south .f the t..wn. latter tihlinu' is oinp on in this section. The (lerman j i-eeled in entering &otne lintish

trenches but, according to london, were immediately evicted. ITcury Stnwrslc I iei e. The fierce Jtrurgle around 1'leury, in the Verdun sector continues. The I-'rench claim "an appreciable advance" between Fleury and Thiaumcnt and the capture of two hundred prisoners. Conflicting claims are made by Berlin and retrograd on the fighting on the cistern front. Roth report the capture of positions near Jablonitza pass, where a violent struggle has been in progress several days on the cret of the Carpathians. Berlin also claims the sanguinary repulse of Russian attempts to cross1 the Wokhod and apparently desperate rightinc is going on. Roth Berlin anil London continue to make claims and counter claims in regard to the recent lighting in the North sea. Berlin admits that the battleship Westfalen was struck by a torpedo from an Bnglish submarine, but train tains that the damage was slisht. The Jerman admiralty reiterates that a British battleship was heavily damaged by a fjerman submarine. This is emphatically denied by the British admiralty.

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DANIELS DENOUNCES COLE

WASHINGTON. Au:. 2 4 SeCy IemieLs LssueJ a statement Wedn--day night denounrink a.s false a published statement frelite(i to Ralph D. Cob?, chief of the republican campaign speakers' bureau, that Brest Wilson a responsible for the nineteen American lies lost in the occupation of Vera Crnz, f--cause of an order from Washington that the American marines and blue jackets wf-re not to t:! Lfon. they were tired upon. Ir. laniel f;4Jd no nch order was issued, and thai Mr. Cole should make a. public apology "for permitting some funchausen to ne him as the mouthTMe e for this unfounded attack üpon the chief e.ec"-iti e of the re-MiMic."

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