South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 81, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 March 1918 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NLWS-TIMFS

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INDIANA AND MICHIGAN STATE HAPPENINGS

DRY CDWVENTIDM

already sf'ntf'l .ire the l!f-v. Aaron Worth of I r.t a in i v. -ne of t he part' founders; .Mrs. K-.ab t h T. s'biF.by of Liberty, vi'e jns;jent f

the in.n .Ti.i . t. r - r. w.

INDIANA AT A GLANCE

CTT CflP UDDII 0 :,:rh ir,,i: r,n ;ti sr " rf 1 ary ,,f th ill I ill II Hin II i Indiana. dry federation, and .1. UL I I Uli III II IL L J Frank Hanly. form r yovc-rrK.r ami

; in ape from 12 to IG years, have been armsted by the police, who claim the youths admit their repeated , breaking into local stores. The i iantr has obtained hundred- of dol-

II.. republican national '; lars' worth of loot in the last few

week-, the pope, claim.

Party Picks Day Set For Pass-;::;

ing of Saloons As Time of Meeting.

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New- Ti .;'., ! ill vri : INI'IA.N'AI'" US. Ma:-h Iic-pif the air of um Ttainty

ro;inlinir the prohibition i--o- in In-i i liana, the prohibition party l "in-pl'-'ini: plans for the stale conven- j

tior. nf th party h-i on April i iv the tat- is a- li'duh d to

'.lp.'lid.ite for president in Permanent rpi n izat Ion and the iionii nation of a state ti'-ket will he

ferted on Wednesday and the meet

ing will adjourn in the afternoon so that delegates may hear William

I Jennings Ilryan in the openirt,' of a j ount ry-wile campaign under the 'am-pioe of the .National Dry federation, of which hie Ih president.

-ST. JOSEPH GERMAN

HELD AS SUSPECT

the

Neu -'l iiiii-i Sp- i ll S-rviie; '::AMj i:AI'IIS Midi.. .March

o,e( :2..xtiZ-ist Kieler, alleged (ierma i

dry und r an a t passed ir. th" la.-t j 1' trb!-it ii r e. and (!: day a r z i n i n ts

Will II.

chairman, has picked Mauric McKenzie of Crown point for his secretary. . IWiti-h labor commi.-sion will describe war conditons at a meeting in Indianapolis March LT.. Indianapolis policemen will no lonK r be permitted to "talk politics but muFt leave that function to

i professional politicians, j Th Nay league wants 1.0'") .workers in Indiana to obtain three new members to till the state's ; quota. j Former IlaKton is in charge ; of the Salvation Army campaign to j obtain a JTö'OO war relief fund in Indiana.

! The liamlx-r t ( -otiinicrco at j

i .Miei:,yynie nas planned to raise a

Hid HAI'II'S Mrs. Fred Craw

i ford, who died Wednesday in Chi- j i cairo. was formerly a nig Rapids i ; Kirl. the daughter of the late Ir. j l. F. Wocdley. She leaves her hus-)

band, two sons and two daughters, i The elder son is in a southern can- ! tonnient.

j MTSKHC 'N. The body of SerK. lAlvin 11. Wier, formerly stationed at I Camp Custer, who killed himself i here Tuesday, remains at PaP-irnie's i morgue unclaimed. The youth's J father, answering Coroner James V. j Palbirnie'.- query with nothing more

than a request for further information. The body may be forwarded to Camp Custer for interment. Many

will b" heard in the supreme to.nt in a te-t suit of tlo- ease. The party patherinir was set for April iri celebration of the pav-umr of Indiana's s.ilooHs. Many Prominent speaker. The onvention will be held in the auditorium of the Indiana Pythian b'iüdinir and a number of prominent speakers are r.n th- pr'ii;ratn pi rl bv tlie proliibition leaders. Tiie Rev. William H. Harris, pastor .f the Carden Paptit church. Indianapolis, will invoke the diiine Me: sins: J. fhiymond Sclimidt of Indianapolis', state chairman, will deliver his annual message, and the Mel will he turned over to Sumner W. Ilaynes- of portlirul. the party's nomine- for governor in 1'.Q and for 1. S. senator in 1M1. w ho w ill preside as temporary chairman. Methods of obtaining cooperation with the national party and plans whereby var time prohibition and ratification of the federal amendiicnt within a year then will be discussed. To Hold Jubilee ltall. n the evening of Tuesday. April . a jubilee rally will be the feature of the convention. Anion- speakers

ai en. w:io was arresreii in sr. .in. i w.. i . i ... .

sei.h sew ra? weeks u-.-n nod h,.M ... , i friends of the former servant claim

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hu jan i.uere ior in estimation, vasi 'i i,,

izaiions- nave lormeu a

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laisn-l ,.rs tn ,fl-i..Hn .tr. the unrl-

1'an. lianley. i-urther inquiry

Moid (.tiwil"i- ukiaB.. a..,nM, !

.Mniii.i iin I l I 1 Ml II I 1 .1 r i. . ... .

brmiirht t.i C.rand Par.ids Taesdav . . .... . ', . ; oeiier or certain otiicers, mat tne

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by I'nited States

into !

the ease v ill be made by federal

thoritics here. Kieler was taken into custody on ; the recommendation of the Am'ri- j can Protective league that he was I a danuerous person to have at lare.

i of th several bodies.

there i no truth or basis for the

of certain

youth was probably a (Jerman

MUSK KfJON

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MICHIGAN WAR BOARD FIXES TRACTOR PRICES New ini'-s Sji s j ii Service: LAN'S I NO. Mich.. March 12. A pri e of ?S7." for a tractor and twobottom plow has been tixed by tho w ar preparedness board after consultation with representatives of th3 Oliver Plow Co. of South Ilend, Ind.. and the Henry Cord A- Son company of Dearborn. Tentative plans for tli" distribution of the tractors and plows anions; the farmers of the state wer' authorized ami will be completed in detail Thursday. The tractors a:v allotted at the rate of T, to each county. Many etuinties. it is expected, will not take that many and the surplus ones can be utilized in the counties where most needed.

NEWS FROM HERE AND THERE IN MICHIGAN Hie. KAPII). Mich., March Chester IeMott, near. Morley, was bitten in the hand by one of his coyotes recently. As it was feared the animal had rabies, Mr. DeMott left two days later for Ann Arbor.

PKTOSKKV. The Petoskey Hiuh

school is now 10 per cent Ild Cross, j every member either a full member i

or a junior member, teachers and faculty members conducted the drive.

Nearlv 1.00 0 pub

lic school pupils aro remaining away from classes rather than be Vaccinated in compliance with the order of the state health board returned Wednesday when the Mich-

i ii;an commission abandoned it for

mer uncalled for orders and followed the advice of Dr. A. Ik Ksran, city physician, who asserted there was no reason why the childien should be kept from school, since all danger of a smallpox epidemic, ii' there ever was one, had passed.

TKAVKIlSi: CITY. Too old to join the colors, C. L. Domie, known throughout this region as the "P.ard of Hast Bay," Tä years old. left today to enpraiie in manual labor on the contemplated enlargement of Camp Custer. He says he wants to be "near the boys."

M I'sK IKU X. Six boys, ransin;

One DayOnly Tomorrow, March 23 rd. Come Early.

iTHIS BOTTLE f

Look Over the List. Check the Articles You Want, and Bring List With You.

P.KNTON HAniJOR. Custav Ii. Cehlert. head of the lienton Fruit Products Co. of Benton Harbor and vice president of the Farmers and Merchants' bank, is dead at his home here after a three weeks' sickness with typhoid pneumonia. He was 56 years old. Mr. Cehlcrt established his business here :!0 years ago and it has rown to be one of the largest pickle industries in the state. He was a member of the F. ami A. M., Knights Templar, Paladin Temple. Order of the Mystic Shrine of (Jrand liapids and the Klks. He is survived by his widow, on and daughter.

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We put no fancy labels in your suits, neither will we

allow you to help pay the million dollar a year advertising bill of manufacturers which has made these labels famous. Now

I have told you the difference between i i .i

ae ciotnine.

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Ten Dollars

our clothing and other high

n Dollars Earned ll

aveais le:

Now in these difficult times we are all desirous of saving, for the war must go on.

In Our Easte

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mowing o:

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I'nder the nersonal direction of

Delmar J. Fdmondson, editor-in-chief of the Notre Dame Dome, re- ' hearsals for the senior play, to be i staged next month, will bein Fri

day evanimr in Washington hall. The play dealing with student life of Notre Dame promises to be one of the best ever attempted at Notre Dame. Special music and sonss

t for thf play were written by the J Kev. Kimene lurke, C. i. C, rector' 'of Sorin hall, and by Fail Clarke. The rast of characters include: Jojseph McClinnis, Leonard Fallan, iJohn Keuss, James Ryan, Felix jaino, John Dant, Frank Mulligan, I John Ambrose, Alfred Slapsert. I James Durnin, .Arthur Wienrich,

aiarls MtCauley, Thomas Kelley, Thomas Hoban, .Delmar Kdmondson and Frank Dockard.

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SATURDAY SAVING SAL

I'irst Saturday S;iini; Sale.

I.Kk for Iiis .tl crtl-mctit next I'riday, story. y ivfiiM to sdl dealers.

Tito prUvs tell the

39c

Rexall TootP Paste and

extra quality lootn Itrush;

."( value both for

TOILET ARTICLES At S. S. Sah' Prirc-i D-jerkiss Face powder .. .":! Pinauil's Lilac Vegetale . . 7:'.' I.iz.dl Tab- U Alma 7.1.1.1 l'.ice l'nwilrr.ÖlV Arbutas t'omph bn e'ream :-2c Miirshii'.a'b'W rr mi ....Hie Futhviiioi Sh.ivim: r'.im ItaTVpölr!lt Tooth P.i-te. .;p.)c Williams' I -1 : t . 1 ('riiii t i -I rki . ib- ... .si.t:; Ijk.T!s Toll. t W.lt'T .Si. Co r. i '..Li 'i . . m i

Knlvnos Tooüi pa.

iiv-vis ; rxn Putt Violet I'ul

Cream Import-! 1I; ( ""C De Luxe K..; Melba Toiltt

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f WDV SIM'A'IAI.. Triola Swet-ts: if:;i!.iv rer !. 1'ruits in i-r

chore!.! te r o t i'o!. Savim: Sale Price

Alllies 'hm olates l$n..70c Spearmint, Peppermint or

1Vinterffr-en dum: S.iturd.iy

Saving Sale Price. 3 fr

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t-r- am viturda v 38c

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Price ?J

MISCELLANEOUS At s. S. sah- Pi it es Ilubbtr- i'loves :.H' Menthol C.vauh Drops. :, for 11' Absorbent Cotton ( 1 lb. roin . lie , yds. Plain (Tauze !! Tanu'.ir.i Linen . bordered. :,() '2M'

Liquid Veneer .".'ci Saturday I Pi -i. e at . .

iT.e and i v inu Sa le 31c

kojal Palm Linen te).l!e Linen Tablet lie Plain FriVflope II' (ra pejuice. ;ts. - pints r.",. lT., i . . . .: ami 2ir Toi.th P.rush .' '2ir Ideal Hair P.ruMi . 1 . . 7:li-Rubl.t-r Sponufs ( J 1 . . . 7:.' ('ml ir.ation Hot ',tt i' I'.j: and S i iim. . . . . S 1 . 1 1 Path P.ruvh tilt r) Shampoo Prush ."".. :P.' ''omplei"n Prush rub-le-l' '2J' Stv ptie Pera 11 la Hand Pruhes ( '.'. r .... 1 7c

ka Tea,

v.. lue; three Saving Sale Price

Lien.

pi-T. ;."( Sa turdav 32c

De Luxe Military Fountain Pen; send ojie to your sol

dier or sailor; Saturday Sav

im? Sale Price

$1,33

PATENT MEDICINES At S. S. Sale Prices

Miles' Nervine Syru p Hypofdiosphite

.79c . Ilc . I lie .21r . ;! .'2r . I tic

Kodol Dyspepsia

Plue Ja Covii Plasters. Miles' Pain Pills Celery Ni Iron Tonic.. Pocky Mt. Tea ( :Zc) , Pine Needle P.alsam... M usta rine

Piauno Quinine (Ciove's) m-

Tabh ts.

and litte

Drake's rtup Remetly . . "2c

Mentholatum . . . If.e and Castoria Fletcher's i . . . Rexall Rub Dil ($1 ) . . . Klectrie P.itters ( ?1 ) . . . Sloan's Liniment 1.. Stanolind Kind's Discovery N'.ix and Iron Tablets. .

Wampole's Cod Liver Oil S. S. S. $l size) La-piiin R-xal! Kidney Pills I'psom Salts I 1 "c )......

Pt roxide Hydrogen iJT.c I7e Milk Magnesia ( '2 ."c and '" !'. and :V2c Aromatic t'asiarae (."'"( ) l'.SI'lash Lights with battery:

regular price $1.:3: Saturdav

Saving Sale lrice

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7:.e fitte 1 le :2r .Sr

79c

Red Rambler Syringe; $:'.0 0 a! tlay Saving Sale Price

l'o'.mtain e. S.ic.ir-

$1.19

smokijis. xoTiri:: Camels or Llaek and White Cicarettes; Sfiturday Saving Sale price. '2 foJU Ii Marca 7c cisar. Saturtlay Sale Price, I fcr 21e;

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$1.19

Arter four unsuccessful attempts to enter the service of Fncle Sam. Joseph Flynn, presitlent of the Notre Dime Ul law class, has been assigned to Camp (Irant at Rockfcrd.

111. Flvnn volunteered twice, once

r the officers training school and

asain in tho aviation corps, and was rejected for h einer; underweight. The draft board in Chicago rejected him twice, but the third time certified him as tit for service. Joseph Flynn is the. son of P. Flynn, who for 4 0 years has been the bookbinder at Notre Dame.

Judse Francis J. Vurpillat. dean tif the Notre Dame law school, returned Thursday to the university after a three weeks speaking tour throughout the state. Jud-e Vurpillat spoke under the auspices of the state national defense on the causes of United States' entry in the war.

aeol rumishmgs

You can at a glance behold the highest ambitions of some of America's foremost designers; colorings are beautiful and quality well, come in and put your hands on them and say what you think. Remember most of them are all-wool fabrics, as they were bought nine months ago. YOU OWE US NOTHING BUT YOU OWE YOURSELF A LOOK Come in and be your own judge. You will always find courteous salesmen willing to show you through and help you make your selection while the stock is complete.

PLAT!

CLO

Corner Wayne and Michigan Streets, South Bend

P. S. Mr. Chas. W. Miltenberger, who was formerly with us for a period of four years, but for the past six months with another store, comes back as head of our sales force with full conviction that the methods used in this house are the only means to successfully combat the rapidly advancing cost of clothing.

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XOX-JUll)i:XT NOTICK. state t.f Indiana. St. Joseph County, s: In the St. Joseph Superior Court. February Term, lvlv Anna Kovaes vs. John Kv; es. ("allst No. .'?'.. lie it Known. That the sibove-nanied Plaintiff lias tiled in the offi-,- .f the Cler k f said urt hr ce upl lint au'aint said Defendant in the n'xive cause together with a proper itftidavit tli.it said Defendant, John Kovars. is not u resilient ef the State of Indiana. Said Defendant Is hereby notified that said eaue will stand for trial on the l".th day of May. WIS, the same heintr the 7th day of this term of said Court eoninieiiein at the City of South Ilend. on the. ".id Monday in February, on vvhieh day aid Defendant ts required to appear to aid aetion. (;i:m:;i: m. it aap., curk. Ily W. F. Martin. Deputy. Ceor-e Sands. Atty. for 1'Iaintill. --". Apr 7,

SIX MEN KILLED IN

ACTION, LATEST REPORT

WASHINGTON". March 22. Six enlisted men were killed in action and eleven inisin are reported in today's casualty list issued 1 - the war department. Two men were killed ly accident: nine died of disease, two more were severely wounded in action and 1' tlisrhtly w ounded.

Ki: OM TIOMsT IS AltlllMTMU. LOS A NC, ELKS. Calif., March 22. - Fiicardo I'lors .Macon, known to federal authorities thronen his connection with Mexican revolutionary movements, and Lihrado Kivera, said to tie a leader amonsr Mexican radical, were arrested here today charped with sedition. Their bail was fixed at $ I' 5 , o .) Q each.

LKGAL NOTICi:.

DRUG STORE J?)

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KtaO .f ViilliHni ICuprl. NOTICK Ol' FINAL ACCOFNT. Ily Direction t.f Chitüd.i Kupel. F.e.uit rix of Fstaf. of William lluptl lat of St. Josepli County, in the State of Indians, deceased Nothe i Her'fv div.-u to thehir. !eat,ke. aril drvie- of said de, --de:it. and all other tmt. interested in said estate, that sail Fx-utrix ha riled In this Court her a. ount and vom hers f..r ttl- f.nal ettleu:eut t.f slid etite. ntl'1 t!:ey are therefore hereby re-iuired t be and appear in aid Court on the l'.th day ..f April. . n l.en t!ie s.iui will !. heard, aro! make proof of their heirship. tr t 1 .i I in to any part f .iid estate aro! show aue if any there he. why -at.l uiituint :in. voii. i.er diould rut he approve.!. Witiie.. t!ie Clerk arol the seal of th St. Josepti Cir. nit Court t South Il.-nd. Indiana, thi- '.'oth div .f Man-It. l?lv n: ;i; m. ilvah, clerk. 22,20 L-i W. F. Martin. De;utJ-.

NOTICK OF ADMINISTRATION. Notice Is lien hy piven. that the unlersiciied hi-, l-eeii appointed ly the Clerk of the Circuit Court of St. .Jo-eldi County. State of Indiina. executor of the estate of John F. Chipman. late of St. Joseph County, de- ei,sed. Said estate is supposed t" be solvent. ALOYSIFS .1. SCIIINDLFK. Fx. March Tth. Fis. JOHN W. SCIILDLi;i:. Attornev for Ks täte. b-lZ-22

NOT IC F. OF ADMINISTRATION.

Noticp is hereby ylven. that the un- i !er!-rnej has he.-n appointed l,v the i Clerk of the Circuit Court ef St. Joseph County. State of ludiana. administrator, j ef the estate of Lorenzo D. Clement, late i of St. ,oeph County, debased. j Said estate is supposed to he solvent. I ALOYSIFS .J. SCHINDLFIt Fx. I

March 7th, lals. JUHN A. SCIIIM)Li:i:. AtKrnev for I'state. , -V-22 NOTICK OF ADMINISTRATION. Nothe is hereby 'iveu. that the nndersinf'd has heon appointe.l dv the (Merk of the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State of Indiana special administrator, t.f the estate of Matilda Ilarr,

Ute or St. Joseph ( oiinty. deceased. Said e'ate i, supplied to be solvent. FA KM FItS TRUST COMPANY March (ith. l'.ib Spatial Adm. RICH AND FYLF, Attorneys for spe

cial administrator.

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A Startling Announcement A Special Easter Shoe Sale of Hicji Grade Shoes Everybody .wants new shoes lor Easter and everybody wants style and quality. This is the store where style and quality meet at popular prices. Come in, we are showing wonderful values in all the new Spring styles. We can mention but a few of the manv new blaster models for Men, Women and Children.

'ON-RIIDKNT NOTICK. STATi: or INDIANA. ST. JoSFI'II O'FNTY. SS In the St. Joj-eph superior Court, February Term, l'als. LKoNTINi: VAN DU Y OIIDL vs. AIJ'.l'.IlT VAN DU VOOKDi; C.iu-e No. lie it known, that the above-named plaintiff has tiled in the office of the Clerk of said Court her complaint nzalnst said defendant in the above cause together with u prvpr affidavit that said defendant. Al -ert Van c" '(-or.!ff is i t u rosi ient cf It? State of Indiana.

Said defe lant is hereby notified t hi t I

aid taute will tand fr trial on the 1'th tlay of May. Fl. the siw b in the Tot a .lay .f this term t.f sail Court onirr..-u. irii' at the City of South F.end. on the .".rd Monday in February, on whi'h day sai.l defendant i.s riuired to apar t said a'-tb-n. ;i: i:;i: m. kaar. cbrk. . Fv W. F MARTIN. Deputy. C. L. Mi:i"ZJi:R. Atty. for l'laintlff

Tho cut i-hown r-pr-rents i:-w hprin;; mode ls in Iliac k I-'ren-h Kill, flrey Iljck, Silier ;r-y Kid. lirowns in v.tri ; ; n . I . also vhile I'.uck ;ind Kid. val'n-: up to ? 1 2.'''0-$6.95-$7.95-$8.95 Children's Shoes A complete line of lby . 'lirls ind Children's Shoes. o.mI sticejble shoes that stand the test '.nd look pood as well. F.rinsr the children in. we'll tit them riiht.

Easter Specials for Women and Young Women l.'.ick tlun Mct.tl w.ilkni' .-hue, 8 inch top, mediuni low Ji'-eJ, exceptional a 1 u es.. Frown Calf walking shoe, s inch top, medium he 1 . . . S I. IÖ

lipiwn '.ilf Military stitehe.l tip, a ne.tt. dressy

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