South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 42, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 February 1918 — Page 8

o THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES POLLY AND HER PALS Pa adds a new "less" day to the growing list. fCopyrlfbt. 3917. International News rerrlc-e.) 10 El II APRIL PD lT,U IT f IU1D ÜSTEaI TÖlStT SCRIPT, lAiJiTTioAl ftps. Hi Thr SCAKrfy T" A. v VoO Aull ShaJd mm d?r Dressed O? rV&- The IFfvli&o AJfc4TLfcS lo I V J ITS iKferU Local League is Already Organizing for the Coming Event. MAXJ. IM pRSAi' Art cup- acuDcuxi,

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STUDENTS DISLIKE

HARPER'S LEAVING

(iAMKS THIS WKKK. MO Ml AT. Commercial Lea gin. S. II. 1'. flow vs. Olivers. Swastikas vs. Steplieimon. S. I'., dear fo. vs. Ind. Jlnpravin'. Tribunes vs. I'.irdsells. I.IM-trle IHfu'. I. and M. No. 1 vs. I'.ell No. 5. I. and M. No. 2 vs. I'.ell No. 1. I. and M. No. vs. Hell No. 2. TTDSHAY. rfnns vs. Fawns, flks vs. I'.UIs. Heers vs. Stas. W KDNKSPAY. City league. AttaLoys vs. Wateh fo. Cutter Co. vs. Shafer I,im!er. Ilullie and Mike vs. Loehr Iu-ooratins

Antlrr. Inguf. Tronu! vs Temple. Hairs vs. Antlers. Charms vs. Tylers. THl'KSD AY. Oliver Lriiyu". Sales vs. Tatterns. Urey Irons vs. Korjro. Plow Points vs. federals, faetory vs. Assembly. Shipping vs. Pnreiasin?. I'rodiietion vs. Aieountlntr. Sto. k vs. Pdllingr. Inpetion vs. Pesijrnina:. Hi ff Tour LraRUf. Four (ltihs. ITIIDAY. (Irphrum Trio Iacf. Ilonh Kiders vs. Iainihenneii. Clover Leafs vs. SpfM ials. fin its vs. Alley Itats. (las fo. vs. (irplieuni Theaters. Trinple League. Hairs vs. Tu Ms. Horns- vs. Pan ks. Antlers vs. Loyals. AYI1on League. Shipjdnjr vs. Stock. Pnderwear vs. CuttPliir. All-Club league. Monday Oliver Sales vs. C. of C. Wednesdav Kotary ful.s vs. Kotary CPiP. Thursday f nivprsity Hui vs. University Sox. l'rid;iy-Oliver Sales vs. faetory. Automobile Lenue. Monday YVind-'delds s. Cylinders. Tuesday Carburetors vs. Horns. Wednesday Tops vs. UquaMrers. ThursdayPistons vs. Kadiators. f rPl.iy -St.-i rters vs Hoods. United Ieague. Moud.iv Silver f lk'e vs. I.4 fiaros. Tiiesdav Hans Drujrs v. Steffe's Stars. Fri.lav Cutter Co. vs. IPinieens.

Vehicle League. ' Monday Studebakers vs. Axles. I Tuesday P.olters vs. II Im. I Wednesday Skeins vs. Keaelies. . Thursday Hounds vs. Hubs. I Friday Spokes vs. Tongues.

t lIe I-arne. Monday I.uek and Joy Club vs. M. II. Tuesday P.urkus P.res. vs. Solomon's Star. Wedneday Kniepers vs. Happy l ive. Friday Clmka Stars vs. Nyuls.

Athletes Know Value of Man Who Made Great Teams.

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News of the resifmation of Athletic Director Jes.se C. Harper to take effect with the closing of the present emester was received with mixed feelings by the student hody .Sunday morning. Plach voiced, the feeling that Notre Dame will have lost a most valuable man; those who have worked under Harper ana know him intimately see in his move more of that perspective which has made him such a successful director for the pa-st Ave jears. They are glad that he 5s stepping into something that will with ordinary good fortune brins him larger returns than does his present employment. Harper has reached the pinnacle of his profession at an age where most men have a lot to look forward to. There is not a school in the country, according to his own admission, to which ILarper mlsht aspire. In other years Harper has had many offers from other institutions to head their athletic departments, but he has scarcely ever momentarily considered them. He has been most satisfied while in charge of the gold and blue activities, but simply reached the decision that he ought to be about a bigger work. The athletes at Notre Dame dislike to see their mentor go. They who have worked under him appreciate his i:reat worth. He has been no coddler, rather has ho been a strict disciplinarian of the men under him, but his methods may be judged by his results. Tie is uni

versally liked, not only among the i athletes, but by the student bony i as well. His leaving will mean u'

personal h ss to everyone who kne7 him.

To Curt a Cold in One Day. Take i AXATIVE IHIOMO iJL'IN1NH Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. K. W. OKOVFJ'S signature is on each box. 30c. Adv.

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POLISH FORCES CAPTURE SMOLENSK FROM 'VIKI

LONDON, Feb. 11. Polish forces which recently revolted from th? Russian army under the leadership of Gen. Dovbor Mousnitsky havcaptured Smolensk from the bolsheviki, recording to advices from Vienna forwarded by the Exchange telegraph correspondent at Copenhagen.

Smolensk, capital of the Russian province of that name, and with a population before the war of slightly less than T.0.000 is situated about 2L'5 miles southwest of Moscow. It the report of its capture is correct the revolt'ng l'oles have already pushed some distance from Mohiev. the Russian headquarters which they were declared, in advices through Rerlin Feb. 5, to have occupied, arresting Ensign Krylenko the commander-in-chief of the bolshevik forces and his staff. Smolensk is 87 miles northeast of Mohilev. The bolshevik authorities are reported to have arretted a number of prominent Poles at Petrograd in reprisal for Krylenko's imprisonment.

SECY BAKER PAYS VISIT TO CAMP MEAD

CAMP MEAT). Md.. Feh. 11. S"ec"y of War Raker and Surceon Gen. William G. Gorgas of the United States army visited this cantonment today and spent sever il hours inspecting the base hospital. Rater Sr' Raker told Maj. A. R. Kefauver. superintendent of the hospital, and (len. Nicholson tht he was mere than pleased. General conditions at the cantonment were also pleTsins. he also said.

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