South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 177, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 June 1918 — Page 2
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HE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
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CAMP EBERHART
SCENE OF SPORT
CHICAGO COOK ARRESTED HERE FOR NOT RETURNING DRAFT QUESTIONNAIRE
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ADVISORY
ARD ÜRGAIIZED
Wm ;- JREW
FOR GARY WRECK
:iri!.. .J. ''jllihfi of 'hi(.'S.
Ill a .1 -. a r i s 1 b v t h red: o n
ad-, ae !:on ?!, lo-a! draft board.
It j-.iM that ,.i!!,h.in failed to :-!'-. in hi- n .-:; mnaire to the hi-
Forty-fivc "Y" Boys Having '..-.. i.-,rt a,th,a,:h he h.-i Committee Will Coordinate
Maximum Bond in Each Case of Gary Wreck Victims Totals Over 31,000,000.
Glorious Time at Michigan Resort.
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With National War Industries Board.
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IIA.M.M'jXI. Im. I . J ;:-. "v 1 "I. fix" Sargent. ; : l --: -. m-w under hirf-'os of mam-la lichte: .it hiry, 1 and iu-i.i- Klans, .-ucman. will be ! h"id t the -rami Jarv m similar,
k h.ir-s, uioti rei i u 1 1 1 n i s t ; n of' Mi'- liii r.l. .1 .mil f.'. t lit v - ii.'i- . i of tii in -tiatiou into tin- Jeiti j,,faaiir,-', of - Ju'-i'h- i:iKh..it.of x. (.ircu- 1K.rfnsV.rs an1 ;;tl.1.h,j j l-i I'd t-, Marke, .Iuihuil and K'o-;iM t ho wreck of t lie liastnlnH k-Wal- j i I i-ko cu. in. tit- staiiJ an iiu 'i t- Ia-- tiain ne.ir (larj. The !::en Avho
..t 11,. Ir.,.-. I iht .iv ',i.r r.f niJllllC.l tile tllillC f t lit
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i l uiu.'ia uf T'ac-dav altrrnoon v. kt :i i
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'.'Ci'hol-ef of Impute I I . ' f 1 1 ! - ! ii.tr' !.-, jih i'.il 'I.i ..tu- ' ' I i." !"(' 1 1 h; - h ,r- and a ; ;. . jh-Ki,i d;: t"i of ti- V. M . '. A v ill haw; i Jia f . i i ' i -1 1 c - anil
the election of permanent ol'icel.-
JJ J and an advi.-ory coiutnittee tu act in
onjiinciiwii wiin tne national war : indi.itrie- hoard at Wa.-diinmon, I). ! '.. va- lie Id.
: .' . nil !l I ; tid wa s
fdretr.,1 rhiirmrin- T Ilo-safl..
and Other Games Found ii-u-orte. tut u:o i!u;i;n; .mh.
'A'. i i;rien. ,uutli Html, m. oml ice tliaitnian. and V. W. Iiidt-nour or thi eity. secretary. j. J. Woolver-
Operating.
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Mr. i .i i -
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Mmi' than ''") nr-:s at the outh
nihf liy Ieotuy Sheriff Frank
.if-"d-ki and a -yud of Smith
troop i
train that j.lniishr.l through f.-uit
I -leea i s Saturday ale now under ar-
ret here.
States Att". iviir Münte;- an-; nour.ced lie "will ak the inaxiinuni horn! in each case of identified dc-al j wlueh would hrini; the honcls of I
Saruent and Kla'Js to ?5.uMt apiece. "I was dozin;- I fell asleep." Mutineer "Lon" SaiKeni made this tatempnt to Louis Johnson, conductor of the troop empty which
KeniLMiilcr Friday :Iu- 2Sth. the day appointed by your President as War Sainzs tamp Day. H:; all .i;;.
Jndermuslins Elnvelope Chemise at $1.25, $1.50 to $2.98 With irimmin nt dm laces and organdies, made several diilerent tles. Night Gowns at $1.50, $1.98 to $3.50. Skirts at $1.25, $1.50, S1.9S to $5.00.
Busings
:5u to 5:30
WymA Stuntojr 900.
Ju- Reewiea .-i Ne-- I.-: ? Georgette Waists
;,, . , rit-- r :t"! 1 'i i " 1 r I f- v large collars.
$5.35
L i Tc V. M A . a ill h i II' rul ( 'nun try clu W wiv arreMf 1
nfri.si n i t 'i''cfHM t . ,T t h i. -'):!. Itl
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.1 I! :--,!! r.o.T . -1 - , 1 11 ' 1 l"hcMneii. under Serul. I.id-!
ii-T'-d in The nn. lh-in.-ki, wie ra'nled an alh--War . aid. ii-. a leaim.-. ;i Ul ; , U1 ... ,t n ,,, t ,.VI ,0.,M! of Ä i hv feat:iie - atnp hfe thl-. t,,. , . (u-.. i,-. a .sack full
'Mi will h- the war .in u- whiu
if p
1' hips, and several other
Mil I.- atolei n. e oli.n.n : K. ' ' j LT a ! n i i i u i; iiej.s were taken as eil;.ueis. a iMtdle i 1 1 1 1 t r .- i t . ' - ' 1 - d e 1 1 ee l.y the otli'et-. ilfire stu.Jent. T.;- ; in th- ' A toalette wheel, a fan. same. amp will I." i'-'piiie.! f., .'. oik ;t ( i hp. k.a-iic. claps and o:l-r . -tram l.-u-Th ..r ... a niv : f,.: of -a 1 1 . 1 1 j i - were f..i:nd uoin- ," u-"' - "d'-es and it is : -nr. ! iu i,lVi. wh.-n the otlice-.s made that enough iiiini tri., k will he, tu,.ir ntianc- ahout la o'i Iot k. i :.!.- 1 to M) p! the i amp 1! s n.i- j yht. ,,utrs w-re uaidd. and th m-r. Tli ar.h-iw ha-, e Leen plant- ' ,.ntil ;i .,.lll wliich in lud-d ed f-.r -..m- tin.- and e--rta hl-s Tf,.t ,,v ..f South l'.end's rn st pronii-fr.-ni th-m a:- i-adv fm tla- Tahle ,.,ti...t,w. Wei.- lerl.t:ed llllur ll-'W. Tile folio'Alti l.'iS Will a't i 1 et L aders and will a--i-t in tit- ! .'-k lor Iciiu n V. n. an lament "t tia i .aip; Wan-nl .. 1 ha u h. a meml r of a'.t'-I-. Hat-dd M i "i.l 1,.- a!ld !"!.- j th ,.,,;. who was ;,,- those aid .lohti-ot; nf South I'.etni. ' ' I'uKnd at the t.iMes. attempted to ".t t X-haii o! .. pp'i i.f-e. I .Ion. s j,,., elein.-ncy lor the gUestH. "r IhiTLo. . 111., an,! ll..i r 1 lamp- j t. .AOIt. umA ,,,,, ,- Ktae mons..n of Iipoite. Mr and Mi-. An - , y- ,,. xplaim d. "which 'Vas -i n -of th!-- . it v. ill have ti( .. t ,pM,:. -fhis was al! in haie tf the t aninu-ai v d-i-ait- f( 'fheie was no money passe! ii-fnt. hand- at all." I '- llain (.rcat Timr. ! -Y.. hut h-.u nr.i. h did von pay A.cordin-' to llarr .1. . i i 1 1 1 u , , , ,. .n.lt ;.t ,,.-r m.mey V a sked Sir.-
"iTai m no . m. . ... , -(l.-ki. -Thafs just a tiick to ct
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iine shape and th.- ;os hae 1 - , 1 . . I .:... I li, t . . I , . . til.. t ' ' ...
ir-Uv .-I.! i r-j -"' s.iiuei.n'.
of tlni! hes. Tla- tamp n.!'si:s( Vu,, iaM ,);it .-.nar hail!
.f l ine tents w he it v. ill an "mm..- ilt. (.( (WJ 1 let ,,U , o." a 'r e.J date -Uht :...ys ath. Meals u ''' : .'it-Uud-ki. :-M Wi! li. tie- i ip i amp hd ,-. Tin j OlYtr nal." c.nip is j,rc.:ued with a natnorr of; -i..,,. you are, liere's a whole steel hottom row hoats and s.-vei al j . , , ( u.. ((f mi,ny.- declared J. T tanoc- tt'hidi the hoys are l r - t" ! M ,., ,vlu, xx;tS operating the roaU-". A'iuata: m-. t:- wU held whflll at th,. tilnf. ( tlle ,-aid. c) as haüei'al! Barnes, tia'k siu-ts.(. .u. t.(1 a Jniue stack of the
and ether uth.ete- eiits. rii
ton of tliis city a. U d as temporary ! (1-avi1e,i through th llaenheck-
Walkue eircus train Saturday, leaving a trail of death and horror, according to the latter' s testimony Tuesday. Sargent IUI'iimiI to Tr-lil'y. Johnson's testimony foilow'd the appearance f Sargent helot o tlie coroner.-, iuiy. wheie. on a.Hice of eounsel. hi Mood upon his eonstitutional ri-'nts and refused to au-sivi-r uetion. It is undfisto. d that Lake ounty dhcinls intend t have an early pre-
liminar' hearing on hartes of nian-
chairman at the meeting arid Ir. I
c. Crow of L lk hart, temporary secfetar . The orticer? of the local organization will attend Jii- meeting of the ninth di-trict at the Cotct'ss- h"t"l in rhicauo, Thursday. The district comprises neith-:n Indiana and Illinois ami the entire state if imva. To Nann I'atoi) ('(i.nuiittt'i. I"ollovin the return of th- otlif rs froTti tin Chicago nuetin-. hairmen and ..ommittecs to repres. r.t each line of in.lutr in south
Ihnd will he api'Uimrd to f'.irthcr j iuKit-r lod-ed aca inst Sarueiit
( o-ordir.ate the work of the l"cal ; As i,am.son t..hl his .store S-nnent
organization. The .-c letary will
hac a paid clerk to assi-t htm in his work and plans will he made to K'n. ler all financial assistance neeespary to tin- urbanization.
i i.rrest miner ot tins i:y n:i , . lho .Vei-on,l coach, heen named as a memher of th ad- ,iiitfi.,i li,. WW
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broke down and s-oabed. He told how Sarirent came on duty nt Kalamazoo and how he. Johnson, had
iven his orders that the track was I
clear ahf id and had Rune back into
,-isory committee which is composed
jot one representative- from each of
the si counties. In view of the fact that much v. ar material is bein manufactured in "South r.end, the work of the South Uend manufacturers will he
Asked if he4 had een S.irunU soon after the wreck, he said: "Yes, I saw him standing hy the debris, and he said: 'This is a horrible mess,' and I agreed with him
and said. "How in hell did it hap-j
I ' nut . 1 know w hat
pen'.' He lepüed. 'I was dozinu and
to advance their output as much ;it j f 0 j i asleep' possible and to take all stf ps ne.-es- I ..r)ii ;illV i,Ur.ti;isar;. to meet the scheduled demands ,i0ll --- u. wa .iske.l ot tin- oxeriimtnt. j --There was nothing to ine-;i-i ":ito." was his replv.
..?. "KOI niPR AMR WRITPR -I knew sa.h an .1(,;,l,:it -oah1
as Zl
Gingham Dresses, Cool, Stylish, Yet Inexpensive
Now All the Vosuc for Morning and Porch fc Dresses, Very Popular for Street Vear and for Shopping
The woman who wants to be cool and who would like to appear iresh and stylish during these hot days should have a lew ot these delightful dresses. Cool, practical and becoming they are almost indisponible im summer wear. The newest features of the best summer models da shy belts. cr.iJJiul sashes and trim pockets, neat white collars and button trimming. Every dress is well made of good quality materials, not only of ginghams but voiles and other summer fabrics.
f Priced from $5.95 and up to $10.00, $15.00, $25.00.
Bathing Suits Kellcrman Suits at $4.50, $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00 All wool, all eolurs and trimmings. Kellerman Suits at $1.98 Black with white trimmings. Kellerman Suits at $2.98 Several combination of colors. Tights at 75c to $2.98. Caps at 25c to 75c Every color and combination. Shoes at 25c to $1.50.
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Exceptional Values in These Summer Silk Skirts at $5.95 Very dressy and becoming for the summer months. This will unquestionably be a big season for skirts first, because of their unlimited utility, and second, because of their beauty and variety of color and style. It is impossible to describe in detail each model. Materials are Navy and Black Taffetas, Striped and Plaid Taffetas and assorted colors in Susqueanna Cloth.
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ouiitl y til.a-s l . i also ue a i-a- ' Vi,,, h!-! w;.v t 1 1 . . I ! 1 . t f , , f.-,-.- -
tine t,f ca-up a. trs.ii'- l-.esi.ii- th- . ..lull,enl a.i then he turned to the
i.-il,, ''-"' l .an.,. - 'wr .iovmI. -Ill let you all -o thl
Saturd.o. niuh! v. hi v, ut is
M. Some faime.s tinr,e,1 mr off." Tfl CDC At A T V TnMlPUT 1 ",,t liapien unless the en-meer ,v-;,.s
-Well, can't u- -4et a bond V ask- ,U fcrf M I I j dead or asleep-am, I knew Sar-
I Kem wasn i ie.ni. arm ne nnnseu SerSt. Maj. II. .choCf. sOldie.-. warjtol(I lu, h W;lJ. .u,.,, -
orrcspondent and lnstnutor r hoy .scouts, will talk informally to members of the Y. M. C. A. and their friends Vednesday niht in the lobby of the local building. Maj. SchoOf has had an Interesting career as a soldier in Africa, a member of thv.- mounted police of Canada, and a correspondent of Villa in .Men o. He also has a most interesting collection of trophies from ..II ,,.. ef Vi j i-rft,l Ii i i 1 1 ill l,e
. 1 . ., ,. .,, , I on the eqiilprmiit train, also was m exhioited. The tall; w id oe an m- I
I sla 1,-h ein ency
n
Don't Fail to Attend
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HAM MONI. Ind.. June j
A'onzo SariMit, ncmeei' of the Mi higan Central equipment train v hich collided with the rear end of a Haenheeli-W'allat e eircus train near Oary last Saturday. Tuesday niht was ordere h Id in-
. communicado by Actin Coron?r II. It. Or-n. CiU-tav Klauss. bre nan
s ,
tone. ' he derlaied. "seeim,' that it is
.r.tiwii in - amp a- ' .-tue.t nuiil al the Ms' tim.
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And h- the wa
: foratal one ami will be In f
I'lal!- '
INDIANA & MICHIGAN
dered held. N reason was -iven
j for the ot hu . j Sargent a s arretted nn his arjvial here trom Kalatnaoo. Mich.. harmed with manslaughter. lie
refu.-d t testify at th, itajuest ap-
w ha h tin.- t !
!.. a 1 i (Cleaatioil ot: I he i'olltM ' I... ra... 1 .- tl.lN - - .
" ' o ... . ' n Nim l ie lla-llal nil rr mpiii nPTlTifiM reiuse.i x isui
Kr"uv n as the " M m:io.t:i .In-:- ,. s J; Was ,n ., J(kH Thf I ILCo iMCVV I C I I I IUIV ; ,,,, ad ic- of i outis-1 and thrt ini'e Iba.'-" uo'dm-j d n and the raid" we-e a- '.c.'irv ailjotirne. i r. . 1 ; n it l Tm-s-
t.ait of th eiiter'ainmeut Garnished; A I'tlltioii has heeli bled by the ,A ;tft,., h.aliiu' the tcstiaion of I l
f..,- ; he inh 'M.-tihes a the:-- re-'. Indiana .v .Mi.hi.-ian Electric '-'"; r .o i Johnson. conductor on the
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ill, II- - ii--. ii ni. i t I a ' .
ir th;:t Mr-
Will Kiinaiii i --L-. t of the ho-- w . i ! f ! Mo
ie ill Ml" tal.e s ,iT IPe !' re:
N ' ' oi:- T-eda eNenin- il nice.
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propra m was ; m
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;asMu.r ror auuioiii io ami anu t "i-i vn j-))in. ut train, ihet a surcharge cm certain cla.sses , Johnson told th.
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iM I of sei vbe furnished by it. and f"' j -en; admitted t him after (if! other lelie!. The petition has 1,eeniU M.c; tj1;tl j4,. ilf.,.n --.j,,
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o i i w ; ! , '!.. i. 1 1 a . i ... evt.t ' d: -In d
i e, e . ii., i ami'
de; e. I o!l.l line's or. he-iva, addition to the mane "imes
ih.M.e whieh wete e!..M:.,,,l in Ior ll';,i" the I'ldd . h, s
the !
foi
In- .:rf.' loon, .ie-odski and the
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imp v. : . i
I ill,-. I e ' l I - b. ; a r l
r ice i oinmis.-ion ri South I'did.
k ..f
i he v ra.-'a occurred.
a m w h o C 0 N S E R V A T 0 R Y PUPILS
i. , ; . . e i i.i.-
. i . t . in ii anil ..
"-are interested in the matte, ar GIVE FINE REClTAL i asked to appear at the heal in;; on
i
i m i: im ord'oKiio rri:it. A i : . It of -. n ! po r,, t . o , : pave ! . f t- h',.- " '. tb" .s; .lnvi'l'h l Oli'l- ' r a o ! i ! ' r -K i 1 i 1 o . .iT.i I ' 'i d i -
or : I.' V S
of thl- .? I
to : i . i i i T . t a i - , i lot i ; . ! t i , i t : i - . i . .!' ui binds f ' 1 - v 'la.- . i ; ; i . i s f i . : th- t:,::: t : ate '
t. .ü.i'.ii. !::.!!:: .i ;. , . w . e .
iii:.l it atiiim ( KM:rs. !lhat dal Jl."" I lathing ("orscts for TT. cents " ;.t The , ,,rset shop i s Mai,. . INAUGURATE THURSDAYS
An ec-l!eut reciial wa.- en by . the pupils of the South r.end Co:i-
I rval'.'i v of Mu-ie at th.e recital'
foi one w'"l
..; are fda nam,;
a vacation at the hike or seashore.
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AO ..Ol ini inn A HI O A y O" nan ia.-i na;. r.x.-is uuuieei
Mo oUDUnDMN UHlo tvl,It
oi c i'! i.ecd on-, 'if üiese cors.-ts.
o:i-an ' , . , ., . . .,. . The nic-mbers ot
a i.u 'i ti 4c kilt.'' i ici n i
sa -
of the regular price. We i
ha til:
lirc-sp.vl rendered, and pupils of
- all of the .iilfi lent departments
the li'ui'-. niei- ,!; f Th.- inii-r.im w a s as foi - I
ourcaa held a meeting ;it uW: ;
o! t onim.-rce I 'umi
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rhu ,n s fin o . n n
jiEe wem. ueaifiitg saie lÄWiÄr 06 Store
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mv ir i n r. i mi: , j -.: ! ! Io. f., :i o : . , i mo v .. ! : i a- ( i ;'.'-. i .id It . ' . j s.j : e r : : st
"' also ,,un a full line ,.f sanitäre ;ir- ci, a:, commerce j aeMia:- . i;a:tei :! leahee) ta- ci.ilf. hra-siers. chemise u;0! !"IU ;,t 'A hu h t,n,t' lt u''s Aman. la r:-chn.a n n. !
:,ml roi!, - artich- . I'edfevn 1 i ; ' " a 'i"u!'Mn ,J',y r'M'n Ulac U Ibid So.
'.t- '-,. i ..! , .it!,!, , i Thursd.i of tla -jmmcr nioi-.ths. ' an lbe and I. od i-K:i or.?t have .
r, s-jperior in .-..mfott and iua lity. j . 1 'u,,Ul; 1 ' " Sb -ej. Son. .b.Mior ,
i ia -e -la's - I V e i: .ta; v hi : maue - i 4 ., r , .
W'eatlieriy
i "s I :icr t '.i r l.-on.
Mrs !",nnj and Mis- lh"on. Adt.
to attr.u; ) .it: ..is. fiom the li ter
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1 'ran. t-s l'ulkei son.
"' '" :'"" -i-cia, pu-a-s vi" j ivt;;.. lb S-..-.1SC I Li: mann
tiade a::-1 att: aet: e :mn',iiii of- ; , i,.,.
' . . I O ,l A,ll,i . I , Klflll.lM Siien.nit 'laNllo!' I.Ii., l'.cth 1 "lilkel soil.
to Tin. am n:ri: riioroCltAI'lirj'L
st-: - ; po j.m .-iiwav- irst 0od re-'u. ts ' ' '
; . . i from yo ir :ilnis and are your Tints -- Mo h- I Muaxs just what yo i woabl Hke to! II I I! I . A Its A l. Kill I'At. i:.T. r-.-o
,;,- (iiaxr. a hoi. t.rii., cs a roil u. ; n :n th' :flms, or an-v 'v; !,tat,,,r?- a"d : !!.-!! -,!!.,. ! auditorium Mrs Homer i u ?how you what we can do.' ., ., . . ....
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Massiiet
236 S. .St.
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We have everytnine r. tne rar in i(e st acJv. biia who ae to e zr-tn spcaaim: Implement line. Before you buy .. parts ia th- r.-.:; th of July ! - eoT.f In and look over oar stock. m;y sOI'TII ltl"Xl IN'sTITl'Ti: 1 ration "... he h. bl ie Itiun Village. YcuT. r.ot only tf t!m h'it mor.fy, ; j,r -centr'calh eouini ed , n!- Ti.- ?: ' t.-- "as well a::;..b-l and
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