South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 276, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 October 1917 — Page 3

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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Foley Construction Company Gets Township Line Job.

Clinton and will continue over Thursday. Attendance is very larpe.

girls com:. Hernien Morris, 17 years old. and Marie .Swart z, 15 years old. Wak.i-ntf.-i ir;.. are mls.Mn. They are th- ;ht to ha.-r left the lie townhi ni'trojn)lis with a '"hi'-au -'il-:iian who was thero to dipo'--of a stor k of uoods. It was a r..of fascination, reports say. Tili afternoon it was .-ail tinirl.s had ln located .n ChkaRO through a letter they wmt a Wakarua friend. TieTntives have pr.n- to "hk:ii,' for them.

Ravages of War Along the Somme

CiOHKN, O-.-t. l:ids for the i-.vin' of Franklin f-t. highway for a'OKt half ;i ml!' out of i'lkhart to tii'- C'oricord-llaui; township in, were -i ! m it t 1 to the MIkhart county rrmnii.sion.-rs !.y the fol- !. ins firms:

gi:t ( oal mpply. The county commissioners i.day awarded the contract f'r supplying the county jail with coal to Morris and K'lly of this city. The firm in to rurnish sn tons of Jackson Hill and l'i tons of Hocking Valley at ?G.f'.". ,er ton delivered. They wethe only Mdders.

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Tin- Y'nU-y Co. was awr.rdil tho rontrart with the unlr.standin.' thit the work completed within :.( day?, denrgp Ilerkry, representing the Northern Construction Co., refused to ftart work until spring (n account of either contract?. At the present time Mr. Ilcrkey is Rradinr four miles of the Lincoln highway route, through Haugo and Concord townships to the St. Joseph county line. Thi.s paving will cot hetween 533,000 and $60,000.

district con:niTxcr. The district conference of the hurch of the P.rethren of northern Indiana started this afternoon at the t'o-ihen church, corner of Fifth and

NOT FOR GERMANY

AMKTI'KDAM. Ort. ?.. The Vienna Zeit, puMished ,y Councillor Meinl. who is an intimate friend of Dr. von Heydler. the Austrian premier, says: "We fight for Austria and Austrian., not for Germany, whose interests are not ours. "We do not Tight to keep Heinum r Cour-land."

BILL TO REPATRIATE AMERICANS IS PASSED

WASHINGTON, Oct. The senate hill to repatriate Americans serving with the allied armies was passed by the house Tuesday, after heing amended to meet state de-

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TTie ruln.s of the town of Villers, Caroonnet. in the Fomme district. This scene is typical of the territory alonj this sector of the lighting front. Nothing remains of this once beautiful town hut a cluttered chaotic mass of stone heaps, wrecked dwellings and debris.

partment views. As soon as the president signs the hill, Americans may have their citizenship restored by appearing before a United S.'ates consular officer, or court, declaring their allegiance to the United States and disclaiming allegiance to every foreign authority.

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2 Pair Ladies' 50c SILK HOSE line fiber Mlk Hoot llo-r. In Muck or white, donlle garter top, all irr.

Children's $1

Corduroy TAR3 S w fall style Tttm, white & all rolor, ribbon trimmed, for girl 2 to I j ear.

LADIES' 85c FLEECED

SHIRTS or Drawers High or lowneck, lone p hört leevet hlrtn ; ankle If ntth drawer, all hlzen. Special

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LADIES' $1 STRIPED FLANNELETTE

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LADIES' $1 PERCALE HOUSE DRESS

APRONS l'at color, lihtrf and dark and plain pink or blue; all Ire

85c Coutil CORSETS

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LADIES' $3.00 Velvet

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Ti .To.-" Sullivan and "Little Phoebe" Hosier, and the 1;U lights and lesser lights of "Doc"' Carson's coterie of saloon rneetinK promoters congregated in "Joe's place" in Little Italy last night, where they drank to Carson's success on the republican ticket this fall. "Republican I Ieadiuartf rs for the Fourth Ward," were words sprinkled on a large banner spread across the late Joe Verelii's saloon which greeted the men who congregated to hear "Doc's" new supporters spout the virtues of the republican candidate for mayor of South Bend. According to a report emanating from Little Italy, the meeting was to have b?en called off following the initial drivo for Carson in Billy Myers' saloon, at Hydraulic and Lasalle avs.. last week. There, too, Joe Sullivan, ex-saloonkeeper and friend of the gambling element of South Rend, reigned supreme. Burn Iltl Tire, Too. But last night, from all reports. Big Joe actually burned the red light for Carson, and an audience of Italian and American-born citizens

greeted his rftorts in the fourth ward with huzzah and native songs. It seem that Sullivan arranged for the meeting last night with Mrs. Verelli's bartender. When Mr. Verell; discovered how Carson's lieutenants were planning for a wild jamboree in her booze emporium she put the lid on the whole affair. What 'induced her to consent to change her mind is a conjecture or is it? Anyway, the meeting was held the second of a series planned by Carson's supporters. Billy Myers' 12 extra glasses were on hand, too. They were commandeered by Hosier, well known in South Bends gambling fraternity, last wefk before the meeting at the Myers' saloon had broken up. How far "Ioc" Carson. "Col." Joe .Sullivan, Hosier and the lesser light are going to promote the progressive saloon parties on the east side has not been made known to east side republicans. Iut the-- do know

that. In the words of Sullivan: j "Beyond Billy Myers' place lie? i Little Italy," and. there is. I "The Republican Headquarters for ; the Fourth Ward." )

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Boys' 85c UNION SUITS Heavy Heect i -ed Inion Suit; open heat. izc 2 to 8 only, at

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Ladies' $15 Wool Serge SUITS Blue or black wool .rrgf., new rill tvle. $9.59 Ladies' $10 Silk or Serge DRESSES ilk l'oplin and vrjK. Iirniil trimmed. $6.59

Ladies 5.75 Striped Satin SKIRTS IV cy colored ped atin: 1 icv pocket. $3.59 Ladies' $16.50 New Fall COATS showing the new fall and winter tvle. $10.59

4 LARGE 25c TURKISH BATH TOWELS

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WinMvSlAY. OCT. 3. 19 IT. If any conflicting forces are at work toJay, according to astrologers. 'While Venus, Jupiter and Mer

cury are in benellc aspect .Saturn, Mars arW Uranus are adverse. It is a day when lovers will be optimistic but ehinseable and the sway is not a fortunate one for weddings. The lon predicted mania for romance, which will affect even the middle-aired and the old, will manifest itself in the demand for books and plays that deal with sentimental themes. This tendency toward romance will lead to scandals in social life, to libel suits and divorces, the .seers declare. The position of Uranus today is not Kood for aviators and they should be especially cautious while the configuration prevails. There is a sway beneficial to modistes, milliners, tailors and all who make clothing. Hotels come under a hsii indicating heavy losses that will be overcome by changes in the social customs or domestic life of the American people, but there may be a period of apparent disaster in certain cities. Uusiness men are warned to be exceedingly careful in the conseration of capital and strict attention to efficiency, as troubles in certain lines of trade are forecast. There is a sign read as prophetic of new activities for the Catholic church, which will gain for it national gratitude. California and other P.iciiic coast states are again warned of danger from the sei. A famous seer declares that in the United States internal plots

have been successfully completed

and are now awaiting a sisnal for consumption.

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ONCE-OVERS

is youk win; aim i; sqtari: l)i:.L? Mr. Married Man, you grumtled this morning when your wife asked you for two dollars, and today you have spent more than that in foolish ways. Is that a square deal to the little woman ? You are bound to be in the yrood

leilow class, and to get there you! curtail your wife's allowance. In other words, you hurt the feelings of the one who should be 1 dearer to you than anything in life, i Doesn't it make you feel like a j s hriveled shrimp when you think of i it in this light? If not, your real manliness is too!

deep in the mire of your own selfishness to be resurrected by gentle means. You need an upheaval In your home to make you appreciate what relation your wife bears to your happiness and welfare. Men worth while do not estimate your standing by the amount of money you blow in. Far from it. So you lost out all around. Can't you get this into your head'.' (Copyright, 1917.

AIRMEN PLAY HAVOC WITH GERMAN RAILWAYS

LONDON, Oct. n. Dispatches from Holland forwarded by frontier correspondents say that the allied airmen are playing havoc with the German railroad communications and military establishments in P.elgium. On Sunday night, according to the telecraaf, railroad communication with Ghent was interrupted. Another correspondent says that a bridcre was destroyed just before the arrial of a military train, the engine which fell through ti?-? opening. derailing several cars, which were then bombed.

GERMANS EXPECTING REPRISALS FROM AIR

GENHVA. Oct. painter, who has

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should watch their conduct opposite sex during the year, which may b- er

some. Children bom on this day may be i ash and headtrong. Thee objects of Libra with Mercury as their principal ruler are usually industrious, philosophical and lovers of justice.

ocaiion After Oct. 7 at 128-130 S. Michigan Siroeto

0 SWEDISH CABINET QUITS

STOCKHOLM. Oct. Z. The Sweilih ministry has resigned but King Gustae has rt-'iueted th ministers

to retain present.

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placing valuable paintings in places of security The police of Cologne have i-sued instruction? to the populace as to their conduct during raids. Mnt of the Khine town, following this example are taking precautions.

AMERICANS STARVING TO DEATH IN SYRIA

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STOCKHOLM. Act. r. Th" matter of relief for naturalized Americans i incoming most acute in Sna and Palestine, according to reports received by the American minister. Ira Nelson Morris. The reports say that more than COO Atnrifar. are threatened with death by 4t.arva.Liou unless s-id cooioo Quickly.

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An Old School Book

Hearing a song that we heard as a child carries us back tor years and for a few happy minutes we tingle with the sensation of being here and back there too. Then too, there are the comparatively new songs that are already hallowed with the affection we feel for the old ones. Such a song is My Little Grey Home in the West Columbia Record JjjfS, The tenor voice of Charles Harrison renders it with that tenderness which comes only when the singer loves the melody and feels the word-;. "Darlin'," another son by Hanison is on the reverse side. Von

will never put this record away without playing both sides. When the Swallows Homeward Fly Columbia Record A5976, $1.30 This old but never-to-be-forp;otten son?, delightfully sun?: by the rare baritone of Oscar Sca;;lc. Young folks will find it more charming than most modern melodies and those not so youn will live over sain the joy of hearing it man' years ago. On the other side Seagle is heard singing "The Dear Home Land."

My Wonderful Dream

Columbia Record 75c-

Homer Rodcheaver. the onlv man who could follow Hilk- v and Ki

lns voice hold up the interest aroused by the evangelist, sings this song, and when you hear it you know why Rodeheaver is called "Rodie." You may begin to call this the Rodie Record after you have turned it over and heard his other beautiful hymn, "He Knows the Wny." These are records that any Columbia dealer is happy to bki asked to play. That's the way he chows them. A record has to be played. Displaying it in a window isn't enough. So ask the Columbia dealer to play them and if you are interested in the newest dance successes ask to hear them too. New Columbia Records on sale the 20th of every month.

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