South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 33, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 February 1917 — Page 3
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brin brfore the people of our eoun- I WRITES AMERICAN SHIP
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ARD U. S. TRADE
Chamber of Commerce Declares for "Most Favored Nation" Treaty Clause.
WAS MINN ;T'N F --!,. i-Immuli-ate iiu ai;r-s t safec.iard Armri- ; nn l'Tiir -' in th onomi'- strut:- j
v.ar Äirf nr.vd Thursday by the i'ham!jT r.f c'liinn T(f of th I " ni t'-1 States In th unanimous adoption
of a report frmn lions f runrnitti r'ared for "m.-t t liUKf in nil tr.ob
lt-i f.r-iirn rela-Th'-report do-favr-d nation" tre.tis between
the Fnited Sf.if-s and foreign counf rie. 'Thij qutin." s.iid tiw report, is n of th- riiit important that
onfroMs mir mowinir fir-i-'n trade. ! .,.
W '-io-t .-'rotitrlv 1 1 r " th tt ti.e Fnited ?t.is Chamber of Coml l r'--. : i.i-;n.s in its power.
laerce of securing in all commercial treaties made by our ernment
! the inclusion of these Mause.
that th'1 nations of Kurope. divided into two preat warring factions, are all planning to adopt special arransenvnts to favor their allies and to restrict their enemies trade after the war. Therefore, it especially 1 ehooves as a neutral nation most carefully to study how these many Kuropan agreements will affect our trade." The committee proposed that the chatnhtr submit to a referendum whether it should ur the state de ;a:ttnent to conclude n-iMjrallzation m . . ! 1 ..11 . I . . 1 . .. . 1
) 'II .urn Vt.lll .111 III' UU1VI IiailMiM.
The chamber went on record against .i literacy test in immigration meas- :;!(, indorsing the presid" nt's veto -f the immigration 1 i 1 1 . Committer reports were adopted at Thursday's ressions of the chamber's annual meeting advocating a -creat American merchant marine, approving the daylight savings movement and ursine commercial
i arbitration between the Fnited
and othr countries. The
FIRED ON BY U-BOAT
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Accused of Murder of Monk
SlKKirnr William .lone Damasitl In liny or I!lray:i. Say U'ttT f ("apt. Shrader.
merchant marine committee report declared for th- freedom of, the seas.
PENSACOLA. Fla.. Feb. 2. A letter sayintr the American schooner, William Jones, had been tired on and damfiped by a (lerman submarine sonu. weeks a so in the Hay of Hi scaja was received here Thursday from 'apt. Charles Shrader of the essel. it did not say whether the Jones tried to escape after beim; haled and save no oth?r details except that sh made port at Lisbon in distress and that one sailor, frightened at the attack, jumped overboard and wvs drowned.
Two ferns are common throughout the world. One is the common brake found on the iloors of all California canyons, known as I'teridium aijuillinum. The other is the polpod found on rocky canyon sides and known here as polypodium Californicum, and elsewhere, the world over as I. vulgare. The s-pecitic differences are due entirely to ideographic rane.
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lc beheol Hose ö'c s::;o k io::;u a. in. Hoys ami iirl-.' Serviceable Seilend Hom. imm! wcilit. durable heel, ami tlu vi, to ; ;, (; l.2 pair. 25c Paris Garters 15c Men's (.cmtiiie larii (iarters. -oI(I eteryvi Ficre at .e. SMcial .::: l iu:::u. !.- pair. 55c Flannel Gowns 39c ::; to l:Sn . m. Hoys' and .J.-I-' 11 iniK lette Nitclit Com ns, Me r to 1 I year, at 3!e. 5c Roll Toilet Paper 2l2c S:r.O to 10: a. in. Iiruo sle roll s;mirary Toilet laer. Keial '2 1-J roll. (Limit I rolls to Mil inner) .
Ve are Sincere Ve Mean Business. Every Counter Shelf and Rack Must Be Cleaned of Winter Merchandise.
$5 Bed Blankets (.arse (irrinan VmI np. pr..
$2.97
$1 Flannel Gowns For v omo n, heavy quality, sale price
69c
75c Fleeced Union Suits For 1mjs and Rlrlst riblcd and llevee lined, sles to Qr in years, seclal JC
Sat. Afternoon Only 12:30 to 1:30 P. PL 75c Cedar Oill Offer 29c 12:30 to 1:30 p. in. Fedar Oil Mop anil Bottle of Oil, worth 7.e. .Mop liu handle triangle hape. I loth for '2tiv. $2.00 Bed Comforts 97c 12:30 to i::W p. in. Färse sle 15ed Comforts, silkollne eoereil, sanitary cotton filleil, well made, at 97c. 75c Corset Covers 36c 12:30 to 1:30 p. in. Women's Itcautiful Corset Covers, lace, embroidery anil riblion trimmed, all size's, at 3(e. 1254c Panty Waists öc 12:30 to 1:31V Children's Knitted Pnnty Waists, made extra stronff, all sizes, at l-2e.
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Women's $20.00 Suits Choice of any Fall Suit in
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One lot of 2" Winter Co.its for women and miss, al-
moM all material and les.
( uim early
sr. New Dress skirts. . .S3.S5 !$." I'.Mra Sizes .sklits . . . S2.S S." spring Dii'sses S'J.or
$6.75
Ud to $8 Dresses
I silk Poplins ami Serges for
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women
ALL MILLINERY MUST GO
$2.00 Spring Shapes
To close out early Spring styls in Women's Satin Shapes, Sailors, Turbans; all colors. Q A Sat unlay sixxial ..lC $5.00 Trimmed Hats Ileautiful new- Spring style Trimmed Hats, for women and missrs. Special for Qn QQ Sa t u rda y $UJU $3 Satin and Lizere Shapes. . . . $1.49 New Sprin? Tiiininini?s, 3fc up.
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SHELF-EMPTYING SALE!
$1.50 & $2 Corsets
17c
Women's
Milts, all .le. .
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75c Burson Silk Hose 'liemiinc Kordon nitre Silk Hose for women. Slielf-
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44c 73c
Women's lMst made Corsets in front or tack lace
styles-, in all sles. Shelf
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$3.00 Corsets 1'inest new hil. low or medium bust. aIo In any sle. Sale Ql Q7 price tj)ly
Si New "orsets, Ssile Prliv
68c
$4.S0 Silk Waists
r.eautiful All-Silk CreK de Chine, Silk Faces, Cieorgetie CrejK's und TafTet as. In nil lors. sile
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Shelf-Emptying Sale! Wom's $2 House Dresses 98c 75c Knit Petticoats 39c Worn s $1.50 Flan Kimon 97c Menns Talcum Powder 9l2c Infants' 75c Dresses 44c Infants' $1.50 Sweaters . .97c infants' 50c Ruben's Vests 36c Dr. Denton Sleepers 39c $1 Blk Sateen Petticoats 69c Girh' 85c Ging Dresses 48c Wcm's $1 Fleeced U Suits 69c Boys' 85c School Pants. . .49c Boys' 50c School Waists 39c
illen Attend This Sale!
$1.00 AND $1.25 SHIRTS
73c
Durinir this sale we offer regular $1.00
and Sl.2." Men's Dress shirts in
all od patterns and sies. Siecial at 75c UNDERWEAR
Men's Kibhed
SI. 77 1'nlon Suits.. Hie 2.'c WiniI lloe lie s." Heavy Sweater ir.i7 si.r.0 Fla P;j.unas l7e HV Work Sox.. 6 l-2
Ileetv Llncil Shirts . 39c SI nan. NI. slilrts f,9e :(c Sdk Tics 3e loe siiteinler. . . . .2ie 53 lins Pants ..$137 j2 Auto C;ioes. . . .WSe
Boys $3 Suit?
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rlCE 2 PRINCESS VUSSUPOrJ After the murder of Rasputin, the ? Monk," he utill remains there in se-
(or infamous) Russian . Ul ll-
, . ., I'rince ielix is 29 years old and; monk, whose lnlluence at the Rus- ... t ... ,. . i
sian court Is Kiii.I to have been pnnr- ' .i ti . x-.. 1
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nious. Prince Felix Yussupoft sud-: upoff In 1SS2, and, by special dedenly disappeared and only recent-! cree of Alexander III., assumed the ly has been located on his father's ' title of I'rince Yussupoff. The elder vast estates in Crimea. In spite of I'rince Yussupoff was the governor accusations that he was the rin- , of Petrograd and is considered Rusleader in the plot which brought sia's most powerful man, next to the about the killing of the "Mystic I czar.
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Asks Lansing for Ruling on Sailing of American Ships
NKW YORK. Feb. 2. A definite ruling and instructions from official sources as to future movements o the American line steamships was asked of Sec'y Lansing and the state department Thursday by 1. A. S. Franklin, president of the International Mercantile marine. The steamship St. Louis, nov. in port, is taking on cargo and passengers are being booked to sail for Liverpool Saturday. It was said by Mr. Franklin that unless instructed to the contrary by Washington, the St. Louis would sail as usual for Liverpool, the regular port of destination The telegram sent by Pres't Franklin to Sec'y Ionising officially advised the state department that the St. Louis is an American ship owned by American citizens, insured by the United States War Risk bureau, earring as passengers American citizens and as cargo such, merchandise as is in compliance with the government war risk bureau's regulations with reference to contraband. Other out at Sea. The telegram also advised that the liner Philadelphia, operated un
der the same conditions, now was about 1,200 miles from Liverpool on her way from New York; that the line steamship, Finland was due to leave Liverpool for New York Feb. or 4, the steamship Kroonland had sailed Wednesday from Liverpool for Xew York. Like the St. Louis, the Philadelphia, Finland and Kroonland carry passengers. On the Philadelphia there are .5 American citizens and I IS aliens; on the Finland, 4 6 Americans and 114 aliens. Cable advices as to the Kroonland placed the number of passengers on board as 191. but gave no information as to their nationality. Objects to Falmouth. Objection to the designation by (Jermany of Falmouth as the British port of destination for the American ships was registered with Sec'y Lansing by Mr. Franklin. He stated that Falmouth was a port without adequate terminal facilities, docking conveniences or means cf obtaining coal, terming it "absolutely impractical." All shins of the American lines are now plainly marked as to nationality Mr. Franklin said.
REVENUE BILL PASSES HOUSE BY 211-196 VOTE
Republicans Vote Solidly Against Measure, lleing Joined by I)tir Democrats.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. The administration revenue bill, framed tc meet the prospective treasury deficit next year, was passed by the house late Thursday by a vote of 211 to 196. it now goes to the senate, where it will be taken up in a few days. Republicans, whose attacks on the bill and demands for a return to hicher tariff rates had featured the dehnte, voted solidly against the measure and were joined by tho progressives. Rep. London of New York, the socialist member. and four democrats. Reps. Caldwell. New York; Callaway. Texas, and Pmmhton and Page, North Carolina. Voting with the democratic majority were Rep. Kent. California, inde
pendent, and
prohibitionist.
The bill is designed to raise about 'ÖO.000 to meet extraor dinary military and naval expenditures, throush increased inheritance taxes and a tax of eight percent on net incomes of co-partnerships and
MRS. BYRNE PARDONED BY GOVERNOR WHITMAN
IWrth Control Adocate Released on Iiomise of Siter Not to Violate Law Ajraln.
XHW YORK. Feb. 2. .Mrs. Ethel Pyrne, who has been serving a thirty-day sentence in the penitentiary on RlackwfcH's island for spreading birth control propaganda, was pardoned Thursday night by Gov. Whitman. A delegation of women including Mrs. Margaret anper, sister of Mr.s. Byrne, and Mrs. Amos Pinchot, were iven the pardon v hen they called on the governor at a hotel here. They left immediately for the penitentiary. Mrs. Byrne began her sentence eleven days airo and at once went on a hunger strike. She has been Mnce fed forcibly by the authorities of the prison, although she has offered virtually no resistance, according to reports.
Mr . Sanger and others have per-
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1 HE best-loved songs of days long gone have
been recorded on Columbia Records. All the eloquence and all the heart-appeal of
the songs our mothers used to sing are in these Columbia interpretations of the ballads of long ago:
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A 5899 1 2-inch $1.25
A 5897 12-inch 51.25
KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN. Columbia Stellar Quartette. LOCH LOMOND. Columbia Stellar Quartette.
(THE GYPSY TRAIL. Charles
Harrison, tenor. ANY PLACE IS HEAVEN IF YOU ARE NEAR ME. Charles Harrison, tenor.
A 2115 10-inch 75
A 2050 10-inca 75c
SWEET GENEVIEVE. Jean Cooper, contralto, HUSHEEN. Jean Cooper, contralto.
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BOAT SONG.
LAND OF THE LONG Paul Dufault, tenor.
raul Dufault, tenor.
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The very soul of music is in the tone of these Columbia Double-Disc Records: a tone that makes them truly records of life. The Columbia catalog lists hundreds of similar ballads and each is a superb example of Columbia tone. Hear cuiy record with the "musicnote" trade-mark whether a vocal or instrumental record and this quality will be supremely there ! Prove it at any Columbia dealer's "Hearing is Believing!" Krw Columbia Records em sale the 20tk ef aery month. Columbia Records in all Foreign Landtages. This advertisement was dictated to the Dictaphone.
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i.auuaii. Ldiauiuu,iMMentIy contended that Mrs
Byrne's physical condition was such as to cause alarm, hut bulletins issued each day by the physicians at the penitentiary denied these statements.
Mrs. Manser was asked hy the pov- I
' ernor whether Mrs. 1J rne w ould
corporations in excess of an exempt-i .-arre nol to iirtak the law apain" ed tZ, COO. and cieht percent profit j l efore the governor consented to the on investment. It also authorizes ; i.ardon
Singlers Super
ansage
bond issues asjareatinir $100,000,000 to cover the purchase of the Danish West Indies, Alaskan railroad expenditures and other permanent investments.
CHURCHES OF TERRE HAUTE IN FEDERATION
"My sister,' replied Mrs. Sanger, "is dyins. She is in no condition to make any promises, hut in her behalf I can promise that slie will not aain iolate the law if released. Cov. Whitman then issued the pardon and personally telephoned to the commissioner of corrections to free Mrs. Byrne.
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Mrmlrrlilp of I.I.Olill Iter IE. Parker Ircsidcnt.
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GUILTY OF MURDER
TI'iSIiK HAFTE. Ind.. Feb. 2. , The church federation of Terre !
Haute completed ltf organization Thursday by electint: the Kev. '"'arke II. Parker as president. The one hundred deleeate? to the federation represent protectant
Jury Hetorti Voi"Ii-t in Texas Ca.o In Ios Than Two Hour.
churches with "00.
a membership of 15.
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Amon? jrrnss seeds those nsed for food are barley. c rn. nillet. oats, rice. rye. wheat and a few less important: roots of m,irv ar nsd for iiH'dicme: stems, as !.' .---.uTar cane for sucar. molasses, etc.: bamboos lor timber and other uses.
SAX ANT.ELO. Tex.. Feb. 2. A verdict of not pruilty was returned .tfier les than two hours' deliberation Thursday by the jury in the case of Harry J. .Spanell, of Alpine. Tex., tried on a charae of killing hi wife. Crystal tlolland spanell, la; July.
Streibcl & Steinel, Props. PUBUC DRUG STORE 124 N. Michigan St.
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In ,-outh Lnd 1 V'irs. Ile.iutiful G--M Cni.vm nr.rt lirl-K'.-work. 21k. f.-r o:.ly f. ..('. V.'l.y f n mf,re? s()Mi; OTIIIIK rilK'I.S: t-t of TMl (worth .S 1. ")... J".Of (.old Cmun S.". f' liridrwork .. IlnatMcl C'rowii- 1 rilling .f 'S '.Illing wO, Ilourv: :30 to ; unda-.s 3 to 1. UNION DENTISTS 113 S. Ml ST.
Orr Miijr'i Jcrlry store.
Sun dried oysters are a delicacy
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