South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 291, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 October 1916 — Page 3

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Leader of German-Americans in Indiana Urges Support of President.

Ni:V YKK. Oct. 17. John W. i;o(hn- r f Kvm n-:vill Um akrol-lf-al r cf th ?frrn;in-Anu ri' a ri -itizns .f Ir.oiar.a. has com r . -: t stron-ly in support of I'rcs't V.Yi-'n for ro-flfction. Mr. I'.rifhne a firni-r mayor f I'vansvil'e and a former conrfssman from the first In liari.t J i -1 r i t . which has a lar'e Of-niKin-Am-! iean population. He v. as a candidate for th lfnucrati i, .initiation f'r governor in l'Jl'-. In a r"cent letter to Herman W. Sallwa.'-ser of Importe in which h discu.s v? th' tenrh-ney am'nt' cer'ain ( ;ern:aii-Anif-ri ans to withhold ') fr support from the president, he "In my opinion th-y arc making a vty serious- njivtak, I ecause hy ::ipportiji? Hu.'hcs they indirectly app'Tt Koox-wlt and all that Mustering demaou'iie stands for. "I shall earnestly support Mr. . Wilson I. ecause I helieve that, in ; spite cf a rerctahle loaning to- . wards too much preparedness, he I will nevertheless he much more I moderate in his program than Hughes, Roosevelt & Co. "Mr. Wilson's past actions, contrasted witv Mr. Hushes' words, ar. l Mr. Hushes' jdtahk- surrender to the hloo'Uhirsty Roosevelt, would indicate that Mr. Wilson is the more likely to keep us out of the Ruropean war. and if Mexican intervention rust come he is more likely to conduct it with a view of presrvin thr riKhts of the people of that unhappy country, as well as our own. Altogether it would seem that the cause of liherty and justice will ! the Letter served by supporting Mr. Wilson." WILSON SIGNS ORDER TO HELP IMPORTERS Inteni;ttlnal Nens Service: WASHINfiTOX, Oct. 17. Prcs't Wilson Monday sisned an executive order d-si-:ned to prevent American importers from suffering loss through depreciation of currency in the nations encased or affected hy the Kuropean war. The order providesthat consular officers may is;ue certificates to accompany invoices on Soods consigned to its country which will show the extent to which the foreign money has depreciated and permit Americans to transact la.siness and pay customs duty only on the real valuA of the foreign money in terms of American currency. tl

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and such a quantity of them being placed on sale Wednesday and Thursday Series, Satins, Meteors and Charmeuse. The moderation of OUR PRICES and the desirability of OUR STYLES should make these dresses most appealing. We revel in the delight finding CHIC, SMART individual dresses for you at so small a cost. i' VV While our aim is ALWAYS to give you

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Four prices -tell the story $15.00, $19.50, $22.50, $25.00 After you have looked them over and compared them with others if you don't pronounce them the GREATEoT VALUES you have ever seen we have failed in our judgment. Every express brings us "New Merchandise."

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.MUs Mary firry Pock Sjoaks at Kindergarten Training School on I Ilm. for Children.

Motion pictures from th'productions to their present day 'iiiiith-ss showing of sreat dramas t-nd distint-'uished artists were discussed hy Miss Mary Grey Peck, a member of the sn ral federation of clubs last evening at the kindergarten training school. Miss Reck took as her main point for discussion the subject of "'Retter Pictures for Children." a problem which has been before the clubs of the city for some time. She talked of ways and means of interesting the children to attend tho pictures arranged for thdr enu rtalnmer.t and amusement. Numhor.s of the cluh women she said had sueret dd by offerimr prizes for the 1 est stories on the films shown. Miss Reck save statistics showins that at present there were ?,"' places in the country offering pictures for children all of them due to the efforts of the club women and mothers of the community. Miss I'eck spoke of the motion picture as an art still in its infancy, the development of which no one could imagine, an art that requires the services of the greatest dramatic artists, novelists and dramatists of the day. An informal discussion of children's plays was led after the lecture hy Miss Reck. SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING ON TONIGHT .Mayor Keller Calls Session After Meeting of Committee of tlie Whole. Owins to the fact that there was no meetins of the common council last Monday nijrht. Mayor Fred W. Keller ha; issued a call for a special rnt-oting to be held after the retrular meeting of the committee of the whole, tonisht. Since there was only .one member of the common council present at the last meeting nisht, it could not he called for business because a quorum is necessary. Most of the members understood that since some of their number would serve as judses at the registration booths, there would be no meeting. At the Tuesday nisht meeting the matter of an increase in the salary of the assistant to the building: commission, Teeple. will come up for final decision. Other matters of importance may be introduced by Mayor Keller. "Individual Service" and "Courtesy" the New Shop's Policy. 111 ÜKLi5 UrrLK we every former effort.

Absolutely wonderful are the values we are showing in suits at $19.50, $25.00, $29.50 and up. THE LAST WORD IN COATS $15.00, $19.50, $25.00 and up. New Waists in all the wanted shades, $2.95, $3.95, $5.50 and up. Come in and look them over. We want your opinion anyhow.

BIG PROGRAM AHEAD FOR CIVIC CLUBS Project as Coliseum, Swimming pooN nrul Skating Kinks to Re Undertaken This Winter.

Plans for broadenins the work of the Civic clubs throughout the city this winter were discussed at the meeting or trie Civic Federation at the hish school ?.onday evenins. The buildins of a coliseum, the construction of swimmlns pools and! skatins rinks in the parks and playgrounds and the commission form of Rovernment will he features of the discussion. Mrs. W. R. Miller appeared in the interest of the bird club and asked that at least one evening at each club be set aside for the di.scus.sion of birds, .tereopticon pictures of birds will be presented with these talk: and effort will be made to form bird clubs in the various centers. Tho civic federation voted to cooperate with the board of public health in the housins survey which members of the federation stated they had been informed was to besin shortly. Members of the committee which was appointed more than a year aso to Investigate the erection of slowdown sins in front of schoois reported that while the work has teen done, the sisns had been erected at such an ansle as to become practically useless for the purpose for which they were erected. The committee was directed to make an effort to have the sisns changed so that they would face in the right direction. MANY CASES CONTINUED .Man Accnscxl of Carrying Weapons to bo Tried "Wednesday. An unusually lar?:e number of continuances were entered at the Tuesday session of the city court, which was also marked by the notable absence of the usual half dozen or more intoxication charges. .am Obier, 417 Wood St.. however, plead guilty of intoxication. No evidence was heard in the case but the court took the matter under advisement and decided that a judgment would be rendered next Saturday. On the same date Mrs. Obier will appear before the court to hear judgment for the use of obscene lansuase. Her ca-se was tried Monday morning but no judgment was rendered. James Treliszka is held under a bond of $50 to answer charges on Wednesday of carrying: concealed weapons. Thursday the case of John Szbododa for failure to send his child to school will be heard. On the Fame day Newell McCaurey and Annie Shermon will defend themselves on petit larceny charges. FEW BUYERS ON MART Quinces Sell at $1 a Bushel Pears at 73 Cents. Quinces took a marked drop in price at the city market Tuesday morning when dealers sold them at a bushel or 100 per cent less than, on Saturday. Pears also changed in price, several producers Sellins them at 75c a bushel or an increase of 25c. Potatoes continued at J 1.50 per bushel, tomatoes at 4c a pound, cabbage at 2V2C and squash, the same price. Onions brought $1.25, while live old chicken3 sold at 17c, springrers at 20c and ducks, ISc. A very small crowd appeared at the market Tuesday morning and a correspondinsly small number of wagons. Only 30 wagons were lined up on the south side of the Colfax av. bridge. cas Jirr STARTS ITllIL A short gns-jet almost proved to be disastrous to the home of Clarence Rhodes, 613 t. Fellows tt., Monday afternoon when the name from the jet caught tire to adjoining woodwork. Several companies from the central station answered the alarm at 5:2 3 o'clock. Damage amounted to about 55. The house is owned by John CJ reiner. WAS TOO YOUNG. One application for service in the regular army wa-s rejected Monday by Sergt, iSkees of the local army recruiting station. The applicant was under age, the age limit being IS. The applicant's a'e would not If ad meant rejection if he had his parents' consent.

Cliaraelcr in Reading. The Youth's Companion does more than entertain; it affords the reader a mental and moral tonic. Its stories are not only well told, contributed by the best writers of stories, but they throw a false glamour over the tawdry things of life. Ilather do they depict the courageous, the healthful, the simple the true life of the greater number with their adventures, their conilicts of temperament, their failure and successes. In 1917 The Companion will print 12 serials and, story groups besides fully 250 single stories and sketches, all for $2.00 The .Forecast for 1(M7, which we will send on request, tells all about the great features of the coming volume. I5y special arrangement new subscribers for The Youth's Companion can have also MeCall's Macazine for 1117 both publications for JUO. Our two-at-one-price oiler includes: 1. The Youth's Companion 52 issues of 1316. 2. All the remaining issues of l?lt. C. The Companion Home Calendar for 1517. 4. MeCall's Magazine 12 fashion numbers of 1?17. 5. One 15-cent McCall Dress Pattern your choice from your first number of the magazine if you Fend a 2-ccnt stamp with j our selection. Published by The Youth's Companion, ft. Paul sit., Poston, Mass. Ad vt.

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