South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 170, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 June 1917 — Page 3

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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Entire Machinery of Conscription Registration. Turns Attention to Guard.

JV t"li-Tln: e. '; : ! s.T" ; INIIANAI' L;.-. Ir..l., .Jirr 1?. Tremendous imp'-tus wa- uiwn to reorultir.ir for the l:i'!:ar..i iMtpm.i' Kuard Monday r.'t'ht wh'-n th- !jtire machinery of the . oi' ri't:,i'i registration of tin. Ill pr"';t. ts "f Indianapolis wax o:'fer-d fr a r'rüülritr campaign. K.ry .:',!,!, knowing the youn:: mn in h.- pri inet. Is to make .1 j-r " ; a effort to Induce him to volunto r. The offer w.is made a :u tir.k' rf prrrinct recitrars and iii m" r rf district retrlvtration hoard-. It I prooa'de that t li - rei.-trat ion marhir:ry of th i t : r st.it- will ! htilized In th1 same way, ;..- i2:;e:-t--d hy military rmthoritifs f l!iu itix. the suggestion of the Indianapolis l-ody. The first drive of the campaign will last a wotk, clo-ing; with another meeting, of the re'-ritratlon o!hcial next Monday niht. wh-n thy will report on the results of their elftrts.

TERRE HAUTE HOST TO SUNDAY SCHOOL HEADS

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ti:.':!:i: iiAi'-rr.. L.d.. jr.p ir.. I .'iri'.inu' for the ä.lrd .ir. :. .il s.--.oii of tli" statt- Sunday v !( ., a-i., iati'jii, niete than H'O h ! '-T . f t 1 i u J i : . . midnight Mo. !t exofrf d that more th ii li ' v. '.il arta he fore nicht. '!. . !;- ;.!' L. I' Has-ni ir. fiich-iui-i.il. pre.-id-r.t: Sec'v of State IM .I.iox"i!. 1 1) na .oi:.-. vi president. CI r.:- '. I farv-y. Iiidi.mapi r d .- ' rtar . and ( '. S. I i --m .rn. I ii' 1 1 i r. .i poli - tiea.-urpr. S - ions will ' ' t n i"ir '.v ninrn jr.- at !.!.". and continue through Th'.r.-day. A t atur" will f a p.it a : f d'd'-'-'ate and Sunday school pipils Y dr:f -day eyenirur.

LAUNCH MOVE TO ERECT STADIUM

Several Thousand Residents of Flint, Mich., Want Sport and Military Arena.

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LAFAYETTE GIVES BOARD PLACE TO A WOMAN

KVANSVILLF.. Ind., Juno 13. Nearly SO members of the National blaster riumhers' association ua jp niests of the 13 v ansvüle Turnverein lUondny r:itrht. Postin.'ister John J Nolan will deliver an address of welcome In th" Coliseum building Tuesday morning.

Nr". -i-Tln.i-s . ill servil f : LA FA Y I3TTI3, Ind.. JuraMrs. Y. W. AhKr was e'.erted a niMnhfr of th1 school hoard 1 1 r -hy tho '.ty r ourcil. Sh is the tir.-:. woman to ho h i tr 1 to th oMi. p. Tins was the se.ond attempt to i ;h I her, the tirst, h' Id two we(ks ao. ondinc: in a dcadlo. k. The balloting wns spirited.

SEND BERRIEN COUNTY BERRIES TO CHICAGO

Now -T i n eN S'.e.-I.il srviie: i:i:.Tox i(.i:i:oi;, m;. h.. Jure T.'. -For the t.rst time this season pot crates of I'.errien c;unty strav.berries were shipped t the "Windy itv." The !,f t ry err.p here will he a financial success.

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FLINT, Mich.. June If. Several thousand ro-idcr.t- of Flint, refae-i-entine; many pmft.-sion and classes of society. l;rie launched a movement to hae the city construct an athletic stadium and military drill li Id. It has been informally decided to have the voters of Flint pass upon the question of a bond issue, at a special election next month. The state has appropriated S(Of'O as its share of the cxpens- for an armory at Flint. The local plan is to incorporate the state appropriation in the fund raised hy a hond issue, if the latter is approved. Th p-oposed site for the armory is on a bluff overlooking the held which tentatively lias been selected for the stadium. The state"? appropriation is for an armory sulhciently lar'e to accommodate thret companies of the national guard. So certain are local citizens that the hond i.-sue will he approved, they recently held a public "stadium celebration at which pronnd was broken for the municipal plant. riundred of persons. including millionaire manufacturers, assisted In the work of clearing debris from the site, which has been a commun

ity dumping ground and eravel pit. The amount of money to he raised by the proposed bond is-.-ue has not been determined. It ina.-t Le i?ut?ciently larpe to inch; Je purchase of the property, ere. tin r of a. stadium to seat lO.CO'j p-iu: and construction of athletic Heids within the amphitheater, as wtll as t' assist the t-tate in huibiin' the armory. The project sill re'juire s.- eral hundred thousand dollars. Pians for the athletic grounds provide for a ha-ehall diamond, football Kridiron. an.l a qartc-r mile running; track. It is hopod to connect the amphitheater with Atweod island by a rustic 1 ridu-e. A five-acre tract on the island is hein developed intj a municipal park and rdayrend. liocal business men advance many reasons for their pioject. In addition to their desir. to assi.-t the state and federal f.rowniment in their preparedness measures, it has been pointed out that the municipal held would be on-- method of oiflcially recoKnizini; the growth of thf city. A ilecade aiai, Flint was a small town. It has Imi, since passed the ."f. min mark in population and its growth seemingly has not diminished. This, it is said, caused wealthy residents to plan an adequate recreation project. The war brought unprecedented prosperity to Flint. Many persons, living on modest incomes a fewyears afco. invested their ravings in certain manufacturing concerns which have yielded immense dividends.

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Featuring all of the newest styles that are desirable in Summer Dresses, Skirts and Blouses. Some of these late arrivals will be featured in the next issue of

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Our carefully selected styles in Blouses reasonably priced has made this one of the most popular departments in the store. This new showing comprises new features in Georgette Crepes that lend a costume air to the tailored suit. Sheer washable Voiles with frilly Jabots and lacy Collars. Nets with touches of Velvet ribbons and rows of tutckings. Many fresh Uibable styles tailored Sport W aists, prices ranging from

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Our former showings in Skirts have attracted much attention, and made for us. Many satisfied customers. Just now we are displaying the right kind of Wash Skirts simple and smart styles that are practical for laundrying. Thev come in all the fashionable materials and are priced from

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DEPENDABLE GARMENTS REASONABLY PRICED. The Old Wilhelm Corner. Corner Michigan and Jefferson.

AGED FARMER HANGS SELF; WAS DESPONDENT Intel 'national Ne;s Service: OliAXI) I.i;ir,i:, Mich.. June 19. Adam rimer. O.i years old. a German, residing near Waeousta, became despondent and huncr himself in a barn at the home of tluy (Jarlock near that village some time during Saturday nipht. where the body was discovered by Mrs. Garlock when she went after chicken feed yesterday. Mr. I'lmor came from Wurtemberr. Germany, years ami and has two sisiers In that country .and one. Mrs. Loui Kleine, with whom he resided, near Waeousta. lie was unmarried. It is said that he had worried considerably of late over the war situation.

JUDGE TUTTLE UPHOLDS SELECTIVE DRAFT LAW

News-Times Special Service: DETROIT, Mich.. June 19. With more than a score of cases for aliened violation of the selective conscription law to come up before him. Judpre Arthur J. Tuttle in United States district court here upheld the constitutionality of the law. A motion to quash an indictment for failure and refusal to register was overruled by the court. Failure or refusal to register was charged In Indictments returned by the federal grand jury today against two more men. Trials in the draft cases bejran today.

WARDEN REFUSES TO ACCEPT WOMAN SLAYER News-Time Special Service: JACK.SOX, Mich.. June 1?. Warden Pisque of Jackson prison, refused to accept Mrs. Josephine Pierson, slayer of Hillie George, when she was taken to that institution by the sheriff's department, and the woman is hack in the county jail, where she will remain until Judre Perkins disposes of her case. She was sentenced to the Detroit House of Correction for one year, but since Kent, county has no contract with the Detroit institution, she was taken to Jackson to be turned over to the otlicers at Detroit. Warden Disqup refuses to accept women prisoners at Jackson.

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ALBION MAKES READY FOR EPW0RTH MEET

Nc-ws-Tlme Spi ial Service: ALHION, Mich., June 19. From June 25 to July 2 Albion is to be host to prohahly the largest number of visitors there In recent years. With the opening day of the state Fpworth le.igue institute yet 1 days off. the registration far exceeds the registration of any previous year. Grand Rapids. Rattle Oel;. Kalama7oo. Detroit. Saginaw. Fay City. Alpena. Ianim;. Flint. South ITavn, Holland and Al'ecran are among the citie that wiil send large delegations. Mor- than 'Mn hive new enroiled. Fisliop Theodore S. Henderson will be the dean of the faculty.

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You'll delight to hear on the Victrola the thrilling patriotic songs and dramatic recitations which stir up that "love-of-country feeling" and inspire renewed devotion to our nation.

And what is better to help celebrate the "glorious Fourth?"

America Sousa's Band American Patriotic Airt Pryor' Band. America Victor Mixed Chorus Red, White and Blue Victor Mixed Chorui Hail Columbia Victor Military Band Star Spangled Banner Victor Military Band America, Here's My Boy Peerless Quartet Let All Be Americans Now American Quartet

Columbia Gem of the Ocean Star Spangled Banner Dixie Star Spangled Banner Star Spangled Banner

There are 102 other patriotic records listed in the Victor Record catalog. Go to-day to the nearest Victor dealer's and arrange for your Fourth of July celebration. He wiU gladly play any music you wish to hear and demonstrate the various style? of the Victor and Victrola $10 to $400. Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden, N. J. Important Notice. Victor ReccrcJs and Victor Machines arc scientifically coordinated and sjmchroniied by our special processes of manufacture, and their use. one with the other, is absolutely essential to a perfect Victor reproduction. New Victor Record demonstrated at all dealers ea tb 2SÜ of each month

Harry Macdonough Frank C. Stanley Mabel Garrison (with Male Quartet) John McCormack (with Male Chorus)

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Victrolaw is the Registered Trsde-muk of the Victor Tslkine Mschlne Cornpsuy desienatine the products cf this Cotapso oclj. Warning: The use of the word Victrola upon or in the promotion or sale of aar other Talking Machine or Phonograph products is misleading and illegal.

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TRACE STOLEN AUTO TO THREE RIVERS, MICH. Nt 'VvTi::: . I Si-rvi"p : TUR KI-: i:iVi:i:S. Mich., .Tur.f in. Tr.'.fr of thr a'lto stolon from tiy IIillot' p. trace in K Ik hart xas f-mncl at Thrr Ilivers wture three men. who lr"e a car that answer the tl. si-riptior. of he one nu r.f ii : ! M r Tiihlet. trjipel for tra-nlinr. Mr. HiMrt an.l h; l.roth r. V. I!. FiiMr t ;i re In Thro Iii vers to iri-

county, testifierl he saw four policemoji leave Chief Perrott's automobile carixin riot clubs. Similar test

imony was .criven hy others. James II.

flil son. one of the men who ha? j. leaded Kiiilty in the case, testified the cluhs were given out hy Wayland Sanders to Hoy A. Pope and Morton Hülse, and that Terrott gave one to Frank Johnson. Se rral NVcroes testified they were hit hy the policeman, and that running a . ay from the polls, they ref u d to return because of fear. John keddincton, former deput city controller, testified this afternoon that he collected JÖ.10H from city employes. This money, it was contended hy the govern rr.er.T, was a

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dincton said he pave the money to Mayor Bell.

SAW POLICE LEAVE PERROTT WITH RIOT CLUBS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Jane Prartio.il! all eHeme introduced Monday by the po eminent in the Indianapolis '-liTtiun cmis, ii a a in federal court had to do with the .il'eco.I tactics of certain policemen In driin N croes from one rtistration plai e while they T.ere in line waiting to resistor so they miiht ote at the 1?14 election. Gcorg-o V. Collin, tberiff oi ILuion

OLD BRITISH SAILING VESSEL AT EVAIMSVILLE

nVANSVILH. Ind.. June 19. Thr Sdfccs'V a square ripped sülir- ship 'JN'intr thr P.ritish merih.ir.t tlac:. formerly a prison ship u-fd to convey convicts from England to Australia is at anchor here. The I was built in 1 Tt 0 and uas rf''oored after sinkir.sr in Sid- !. hay. Its 105 foot mast.- were siwf'd rbuvn to o feet to rret under Ohio bridfres. It is used as a naval muf-eum.

Fish Pinner even Sunday at the Kubuw-Lcc Hotel, Koontz lake. Axiv.

TO BENTON HARBOR PATRONS If you want to subscribe for The ?oith Hend NewsTimps and have It delivered ;o your address by carrier, please call INTERURBAN DRUG CO., Prescription I)nn;ci-t. Cor. Colfax and Mam Ms., Plume 51. They will take the order and I will jruarantee prompt delivery. If you are not cettinc promit and rttrular delivery' plea---? call al-oe dr store and I will take are of your complaint. U1MT Xltl-M lil.I Aurnl, lUiJcnn Plione 1191.

i:COtMO Tf) ClHC.(rO. 5-2.20 Hound Trip. Go with the Modern Wcodmen America to Chraco Jun 1 to attend the national convention. Car leaves .outh Shore depot, corner Mich, and Laille aw, 7:30 a. m. Keturns from Chicazo at 5:15 p. m. I'verybody welcome. Tickets for sale at Schilling's Dru? tftore. C03 K. Mkh. Adv.

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1624.1628 S. MICHIGAN. Home Phone 7120 Bell Phone 270 WEEK'S BARGAINS.

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Lemons, doz.. 21c

10 lbs. H. k L. Siiar for 80c, with SI. oo nMer or over.

Fancy Örnncc-, .Inz., 23c

Fancy Dried Peaches, lb. 13c Fancy Prunes, lb. 15c 2-loc bottles Olives 17c 2-loc cakes Hitter Chelate 17c 2 5c box 0coa 19o 2-loc cans Herring . . . 17c 1 8c can Baked Bear. . .15c 15c bottle f S'veet r,r Sour Pickles 12c 15c box Yell o-.v Corn Meal 12c

-15c sack pure Buckwheat F'our 33c bars Toilet Sn ip . . . .22c 5 bars Swift Pride S.-ap 22c 5 r-lb Toilet Wivjr . . .23c s c;ins Clean-er 23c 5 5 in .t 11 cans Milk 27c 5 la r ire boxe Matches ..27c 1 5c q La - s Peanu: Butter 12c Car. Peas 10c 2-1 5c cans Apple Butter 25c 25c bottle Catsup 19c

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