South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 269, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 September 1917 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIME

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Capt. Guynemer, Great French Aviator, Dead

r.W:iS. svpt. 2,;.r.tI,t. CrenrCSi.yn r:, j . tl famous I'rr.rh jn'itor. T"!it'-! 'Mth irir.-iri--' down 'l.Trii in a. rpla ") H ! .- 1.". -d to f ilf.nl. " i t- I u ii'-r;:-:- b thought to hao b"n k i 1 1 r- J di,rlri.r a rr-'on-li.ii'sir.''-flight ; r I'! t inifrs en uli'ch i.ft hinkirk S pt 11. Nothing has .. n li' r-1 f Iii:'. f-i! aid it v a as.r:M-d tint h1 i; 1 1 - ri b -t. but not until Tu--lay ni-tbt d:d arm-. h i!'iuart ri i -5 ue a confirmatory i'l'ot

Capt- Ci:yn'r"fr first ".i-o into p'tldi" notice In February rf 1 '" ir by I rlnir--' flown hi-, fitlh enemy, thus lax nrr.itu an ".iff," vol 'irnlnz an ffi' lal itatior.. Vitorif s follow cd in rapid k.' Cos-

ion and the vfniim aviator, who tKk J rt irv many sjtfrtac ula r f : i: t h id the narrowest fs';ipor. r'-W'ral occasions. In Marth of I" ft y ;ir he w.cs . ou nl d. ( r.e of th most sp'-taculaz a f h I- etr-nt of 'apt. (Ii.yn'.-mer

v. the shottim; down of three J VrnriM airplane in two minute! .rii thirty -ef.r.'1-s in Spt-'ml.er f I i 1 wir. ori" cc asion ho wvs Ion f. to df-'V nl 1'f'tWf t ii thej ' inh and German trenches, 1:i. ( .' a 5 ! to e.- ' a ie. J ( i tiyn".n-r w .'f admitted to T e;

Fr ! ' h army as a volunteer aftei l' j vil.i; heen rej f tei five times bv ;r il 'al i np' t rs. lie opeiat'd hi airplane alone, .-erin' as both j.Jot ar.'l gunner. AMSTFJLIAM. Sept. 2. Lieut. ',' -e. a halin' Carman aviatoi, h;..- '"'"ii 'nib- 1 in an aerial fiht with hi ""th adversary, arcordi r.'-; to a report refeivei here from l!rr'i:i. Vovse was c or.sj.lf i ed th Croiiest (leiman airman afte.l'.aron von K icht hoefen. He wa r-rd-t-d in German official reprs with having I r nicht down 4 ' nnv ira' liirHH up to Sept. 10.

DEMAND LA FOLLETTE OUSTED FROM SENATE

ST. PA t'U Sept. Kxpulsion of Sen. Robert M. La Follctte of Wisconsin from the I'nited States senate, is demanded in a petition uddr ss-.l to that body Tuesday by the Minnevota public safety commission. Sen. Ii l'ollette is accused in the commission resolution of making an a.dre.s of disloyal and seditious nature at the Nonpartisan league convention here last Thursday nicht. The commission also referred to th' I'nited States flistrict attorney th matter of the conduct of Sen. Li I'ollette and others at he same nuetinc with a rM'Jest that the parties, if found to have violated any federal statutes, he vigorously prosecuted. The commission's action came at the close of an executiv session of six hours' duration, civen almos-t ex'usively to consideration of the Ia l-'olictte speech and examination of A. Tow nicy, president the Nonpartisan league. The latter ex

pressed his disapproval at the statements in which the senator indulged and disclaimed any responsihility for permitting the utter;re. Cnv, Iturnqulst said later that the attorneys havinc; advised that there was no infraction of state law, the commission was compelled to he content with referring the matter to federal authorities for action.

IHUGE DEFICIENCY -

NORWEGIAN VESSELS SUNK "WITHOUT TRACE"

STOCKHOLM. Pt. A lished list from the German side f the names of vessels sunk ly submarines cives reason to helicvo that Norwegian vessels have heen the ictims of the "sink without trace" policy, made notorious by on I,uxhuiK. The latest list puhlished at Flamhurt: contains the names of two of seven Norweclan fish in i: steamers which failed to return from their Aucust cruise in the Arctic and were supposed to have heen lost with all hands in storms.

BILL PISSED BY TIE ü. S. SENAT

Measure Goes Through Without Roll Call Over 800 Million Larger Than the House.

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MEN'S $2 SWEATERS

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2 PAIR 75c SILK HOSE Ladk fine Silk rilx-i llos- in bhu k, white and all colors, double heel and toe. all .-los. Thursday, H pair for $1.00

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WOMEN'S $2 KID GLOVES One lot of Women's and MIssvV Kid Ciloes, in white or hlaek, in odd l.e:. made of linet quality kid. While they last, pair S1.00

$2 NEW CORSETS Women's New Fall Corsets, in front or baek laee models rustproof and unbreakable, all sizes. Dollar Day special $1.00

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Child's Flannelette Nijrht (iowns, mab

Dollar Day, 2 for $1.00

Dollar Day Special Women's and Misses' Silk Velvet Tarns, shirred top trimmed with silk tasssl; new

fall styles; also corduroys in all colors. Thursday only. Choice at

$2.50 SILK VELVET HAT SHAPES firand Leader. Store oilers the Zicatcst selection of Indies' Cntrimhied Vclxct Shajn's at 81.b0 in 10 different styhs Sailor- or Turbans, In black and colors, at

Child's $2 Trimmed Hats at $1.00 Ladies $6 Trimmed Hats at $3.00

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of all-wool new serge, plain tailored, 3-4 length coats, trimmed with velvet, in all sizes. Special Dollar Day at

$15.00 NEW FALL DRESSES

All-Wool Seres or Poplins and Silk Taffeta and

Satin D.'X'-ses, handsomely trimmed in embroidery and braids, all sizes, women's ami misses. Dollar Day. .

WOMEN'S $16.50 FALL COATS

Women's and M Uses' New Fall Coats, made, of linest materials, faney fur ami vcltcl trimmed.

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MEN'S $2 UNION SUITS Men's riblxl Ib-ece or fleece lined Vnion Suits for fall wear, in all sizes. Special Thursday at $1.00

2 BOYS' 75c WAISTS I Joys' School iJlouse Waists in ginghams percales and chainbrays, new fall patterns, all sics - foi $1.00

$2.00 HOUSE DRESSES Women's line House Dresses, made of fast color percahs, new fall styles, in all sies. Dollar Day special at $a.00

2 CHILD'S 75c ROMPERS Two Oi lid's Tldv Creepers or Rompers, made of fast color ginghams oi chainbrays, in all sizes. Special 2 f f r $1.00

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GIRLS' $1.75 WASH DRESSES $1.00 tili Is s hool )rt"ss, made of fast color ginghams, in pretty I'laids and IU pps all new rail mdels. in sies ; to i ear. Choiee S.

75c WHITE APRONS 2 FOR $1.00 Women's White I-awn Aprons for waitress and irar-. neatly made. ThurMlay 2 for 81.

2 PAIR 75c SILK GLOVES FOR $1.00 Ladies and Mines' short Silk ;iocs, hi?r or black, double l ii-'er tips, all sizes. To pair for st.no. WOM'S $1.75 FLANNEL GOWNS $1 Women's Fxtta lleay llannclette Mght oi)s, in pink or blue stripes, all sizes at SI.

GIRLS' $3 WHITE DRESSES $1.00 One lot of (iiiK beautiful white cmbtoidercd Drrv. in ihI-.I it's to eloe out tvlore wtj moe, choice at SI. 00.

75c MUSLINWEAR 2 FOR $1.00 Choice of Women's two i:nelpe Chemise, two t"f r-ot C'oers, two llra-it rr two Iusjn Drawer-. embroMb.-rv or lace trimmed. Umr. .Iay. choii 2 for SI.

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WASHINGTON. ,pt Witliout a roll call anJ after l riof debate the senate lite Tuesday passed thf fiht billion dollar war detKirncy appropriation bill. Nearly $0f.('00.000 was added to the

; measure as it rame from the house und it now poes to conference. ! Items for many millions of dollars were approved with onlv a

handful of senators present and without discussion, as they were when the bill passed the housn unanimously just a week af?o. Minor provisions only evoked debate. Sen. Martin, chairman of the appropriations committee and democratic floor leader, urged sharp scrutiny of what he termed extravagant and almost reckless appromental estimates. He said appropriations during five months of war would reach about $20,000.000,000 and expressed concern lest next year's total might be $50,000.000,000. Must Watch Closely. "We are compelled to shut our eyes and appropriate a great deal rather than hamper our men on the battle field," said the senator. "Hut our duty to scrutinize these estimates prows every hour. We mut ie every dollar necessary to prosecute the war. but our duty is to cut down extravagant and useless appropriations. The government's finances are in a perilous situation. "Are we going to impoverish the country? Yes, if necessary to win this war but in God's name don't let us spend money unless absolutely necessary-" Over the democratic leader's opposition the senate adopted to 26 an amendment by Sen. Robinson appropriating $300,000 for the employment bureau of the department of labor. . Totals ST.flOl, 100,000. As it goes to conference the bill totals $7.991.400,000, including $2.P.S3.O0O of contract authorizations and senate committee amendments totalling $779,000.000. Its principal items include: Shipping board. $633,000.000 cash for the construction program authorized of $1,749,000,000; army and navy emergency funds of $100,000:000 each; construction of torpedo boat destroyers. $225.000.000 to start a $350.000.000 program; army transportation. $413.000,000; fortifications, $1.495,000.000, appropriated and $975.000.000 more authorized: army subsistence, $320,000,000; clothing and camp equipment, $357, COO, 000; engineer operations. $191.000.000; medical department. $129,000.000; pay increases for foreign service, $31.000,000; horses. $48,000,000; barracks, $49,000,000; ordnance stores and ammunition, $732.270.000; small arms target practice. $$9.676,000; ordnance stores and supplies. $113,520,000; manufacture of arms, $.12,690.000; automatic machine guns. $113.520,000. with $220,277.000 additional authorized; armored .motor ears. $36.750,000, with $75,550,000 additional authorized; naval aviation, $15,000,000; naval ammunition, $ 40.146,000, with $13.000,000 more authorized; naval batteries. $.'0.0(0.000 and $2R.000,OOO more authorized: naval reserve ordnance, $47.500,000 and $17,5u0.000 more authorized; and naval training camps. $12.600,000. With the understanding that it would be perfected and reinserted in conference, the senate struck nut an appropriation of $1,240.000 for civilian training camps.

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INFANTS' $2 WOOL SWEATERS $1.00 liable- AINWoti sweaters. In white, trimmed in pink or blue. While they last at SI.

BABY'S 75c DRESSES 2 FOR $1.00 Iiahles White Nainsook lnssosf long or shot i stlcs, trimmed with lace and embroidery ThurMlay 2 for Sl.oo.

BOYS' $6 SCHOOL SUITS $3.00 Itovs' School Suits, in Wool Novelty .Mixtures sizes 0 to 17 years all new lall stales at $3.00.

MEN'S $3 CORDUROY PANTS $2.00 Mrn's He.ny Cord'iroy Pants, made extra siroog, real values, ihnrsd.iy at $2.00. MEN'S 75c WORK SHIRTS 2 FOR $1.00 .Men's lilue Chambrav Wotk shirts, ivlth collar attached, all sizes to J7 T io for $1.00.

WOMEN'S $2 HOUSE APRONS $1.00 Women's House prons, in 0 new styles, in pink or blue and daik colors, all size?, special Thursday at $1.00.

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SUBMARINE CHASER LAUNCHED AT ST. JOE ST. JOSEril. Mioh., Sept. 26. The (tackling of glass, the strange aroma o,f dripping champagne and the words "I christen you Miss Toledo." and with a swish of water the twin cities' first real war craft slid into the canal from the PachelCarter boat plant, located between the two cities. The boat is a 60 foot sub chaser.

built for U. M. Kllery of Toledo, and which will be presented to the I". S. covernment by the Toledo man a his "bit" in the fight against kaiser-

ism. It is built for speed and stability and is expected to make a pace of 20 to 25 miles an hour. The boat

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quarte.rs by water-tight bulk heads, both fore and aft. Two 4 50 prallon gasoline tanks are carried amidship. An efficient hot water heating system has been installed and all frills are conspicuous by their absence. The forward deck has been reinforced to bear the strain of the mounted gun. and the pilot house is equipped with the newest devices and navigation instruments. Government officials were In the city Inspecting the boat and witnessed the launching.

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where he begins a season with the Chicago rtitöj

Opera Company. His first, and exclusive,

American records are Columbia His role for October is that of Figaro the gay figure wlio struts through Rorsini's immortal ' Barbiere dt Siviglia." He sings the classic baritone aria 4 Largo al Factotum" (Make Way for the Factotum). And how Stracciari does sing it! His robust vigor and amazing range are at their dramatie best. He puts a lustre, a dashing gaiety, a glittering brilliance into this scintillating air that surely never gleamed there before. 9131 (-ar2 n Factotum (Male Way for t'.c r.ictotun0. j , ..) ). From Barbie r? .;: :z;gt'.:,i. Roir.i. ) KircarJ S! r0 ) '''tr;tl'c:-ri baritone. ()rchctra accoinpannr.cr.t ' r:. !cr ti c direct -on cf Giorgio Polacco. You will f.r.d the music in)m your favorite operas on Columbia Records superbly rendered by famous ar.ists. Hear them at any Columbia Dealer's. New Columbia Records on sale the 20th of every month

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DANIELS DENIES SHIPS SUNK BY SUBMARINES WASHINGTON. ?ept. 26. Orf.ciil deniiil was issue. I Tuesday nicht y the navy derartment of a jiublished rerort that five merchant .hips and t'.vo convoying vessels had hen sunk by submarin-.. Fec'y Ianiels has promised that rasualties will not be withheld fron the I'UbliC

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Paper Shoes They're wtaririR p .i t t- r shoes In Germany br-caus; there is no leather. L-ath-r is scarce in this country and we should conserve it carefully. Help save the h-.ithr by keeping your shos in jrof)d repair so they will list longer. Ilrin- them in and we'll f.x them whib- you wait.

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CHICAGO MAYOR COMES OUT FOR U.S. SENATOR CHICAGO, ept. 2. Mayor William Hale Thompson of ''hicao, Tuesday night announced his candidacy for the republican non.ir.ation for United States senator to succeed James Hamilton Lew!?, democrat, at the primaiy tfct:on next September, basins: his conte on the grotnd of aivin? the people

of Illinois "an opportunity to vote

on vital governmental policies, involving the most precious richts of

American c.tizer.s."

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public orJlciil, my puMio addresses nn3 my a nhorizd fiuldic state

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