South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 211, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 July 1918 — Page 3

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MINNESOTA PLIERS

ADY ACTIVE

WAR DEPARTMENT RULES ON STATUS IN DRAFT OF STUDENT SOLDIERS

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3 Killed in Race Riot in City of Philadelphia

Aviators Make Long Flights Over Training Field Near Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mi::n., Jjjy .. smuggled amnn? a fringe of litis, M'.naesotas hrst regular army f.jing; elri. located about one mile north of Minneapolis, already a.ie with ai tivity and aviators-, are daily snr;r.r over the broad s!ret:h of f.irm bimi through whuli the. .a I i -: i p i v. .r;ds. The tiehl (oni.'ri-t 0 4" acre and as donated to th; ; uverr. merit

sring the war

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war relief work. Make I Lipid IMogre Although the tifli equipment hanot completed;.' i.f.-n m.-talk-d. this ? ork has progrew-d rapidly. T'.vt h e tent hangars ha . e h eu erected uii one side of th held and fach tuntains a modern training airplane. Living and deepinu quaiters for the mechanivs hav t.i-fn installed and testing work is beu.g . arried out. Only .straight flying v." as permitted after the held was optned for aviation use, and it is understood that no "trick" work will be allowed for sev eral weeks. Maj. W. 11. Weaver, commandant of the training rhool "or aviation mechanics, in the Midway district, s-'t. I'anl, i in charge of the held. Fifteen mmutc rü-'ht- inau-tu-ated the war work and iiyv: a num'er of mechanic- are m training for aviator's commi-sionx.

in h tanks of the student's army ti. lining 0!p- and his relation to th" draft weie defined Monday in a war department order. The t-tu-dent-J-ohlit-r enlisted in the military erke of the nation, hut upon reaching draft a?e he hecomes subject to registration whenever the president direct. He then i placed in cli-s tut I. and will not he inducted as loner as he re train si in the student?-' army training corps. ju the day the order number of the student-soldier is reached the tact i reported to the eollepe president, to the commanding officer, and to the adjutant general. A report upon the man's record as a studer.t-.-oldier and as a scholar i put befote the war department's committee on education and special training with the recommendation that he he called at once to an officers' training camp. to an army camp, o'- 1-e permitted to complete college training by transfer to the enlisted resere corps.

KING GEORGE SUES LEHIGH VALLEY R. R. FOR $1,022,000 DAMAGE M:V.IIK. N. J.. July i0. KinGeorge of Ihiglind is. plaintiff in a suit filed in the ttate supreme court here Monday asking $1.022.000 damages against the Lehigh Valley Railroad company in connection with the destruction of British owned munitions in the disastrous I lack Tom island explosion at Jersey city in July, 1 Dl b The French republic entered claims for Sj20.Ool'. The (lamace asked in these and other actions begun today aggregate nearly $2,000.000.

riillADflLPHIA. July 10. With the saloons in the affected area closed by order of the police, and nearly 4 00 patrolmen on duty, comparative quiet prevailed Monday night in ,outh Philadelphia, where three per.-ona hae been killed and scores injured since early Sunday morning in race riots. The police were augmented by four companies of home reserves. - The only disturbance Monday n:ght occurred when a Negro shot a white woman in the arm, inflicting a slight wound. Immediately a large crowd of whites gathered and threatened the Negro with violence, but the police managed to get him safely to the police station. Sporadic outbursts, in which one Negro was shot to death, ani others badly beaten, occurred during the day. A large number of atrests were made. The majority of the 4S prisoner." arrested yesterday were held in bail on charges of inciting to riot.

PLAN TO RELIEVE FREIGHT CONGESTION IN MIDDLE WEST

WESTERN UNION ENTERS PLEA OF NOT GUILTY NHW YUKk". July .i 0. -Counsel for the Western I'mon Telegraph Co. today entered a formal plea of no, guilty to the indictment charging tho company with violating the mail stg lutes by operating a deliv ery -ei -vice in competition to the government. Judge Hand before whom the plea wa entered in federal court, gave the company a week to change the plea, demur to the indictment or take whatever legal action it may s.ee. fit.

KKüKL'K, la.. July 30. Plans to relieve freight congestion in the middle west were outlined here Monday at a meeting of representative Iowa and Illinois shippers, at which, it was proposed to reopen the line of the Keokuk and Western railroad from Loansport. Ind., to Omaha, Neb. It was decided at the meeting to appoint a committee to ask Kailroad Director McAdoo to reopen the line.

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1 INTERURBAN DAY

INTERURBAN DAY

THE BLANKET BUYING OPPORTUNITY OF THE YEAR' STARTING THURSDAY, AUG. lst-CONTINUING ENTIRE MONTH

ki:.m.i:k r.Li: itn i.i: outpit. WASHINGTON. July :;o. A record delivery bv a single plant of 7.000 army titles in one day last week was announced Monday by the war department.

LET HIM HELP. HE EATS.

SLAV TROOPS OCCUPY TOWN OF SCHMAK0VA

SUANOTIAI.n July ."). The C.echo Slovaks hae occupied the town of .chmakova. accord in gto a dispatch from Vladivostok. They captured -everai machine mm?, together with -hells, hand grenades and poi-on gas apparatus and 2n0.0Cn cartridge?.

WOMAN WINDOW WASHER PATRIOTIC AND PLUCKY International News Sciviie: SLATTLC. Wash.. July CO. Chucks," t-did Mr.. Ccssie McGillivery. w ho does the most hazardous window wash in? in Seattle, as she recently leaned oer the sill of a thirtj -tlt'th-story window, " why not'.' I get a man's pay $S0 a month and release a man for the trenches." That is the way she views her gamble for life with only a two-inch leather strap between her and death.

CLEVELAND IN FAVOR OF JOHNSON'S PLAN

DrJt the whole family into canning tnd drying. Free book of instruction lent for 2 cent to py pottage, upon application to National War Gardes Commission, Wasbinrton. D. C

CLEVELAND. O.. July SO. James C. Dunn, president of the Cleveland baseball club. Monday night said that he was in favor of I'res't Johnson's plan to close the season on August 2 0 and playing the world's series prior to .ept. 1.

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3,000 Pairs of Blankets in this Sale Over a hundred and fifty different kinds All wool Blankets or part wool Blankets Cotton Blankets or Cotton woven like wool Save 25 bv buying now AS an event which has served the community for many, man years this Wyman August Blanket Sale will open Thursday with blanket buynig opportunities of reat importance.

Considering present market conditions in wool and cotton it is easy to understand hy blankets in the future nill be higher in price, and wiiy such an offering as this one, mean monev saved. Though limited Himenhat in quantity, we have been able to secure the salesmen's sam

ples of (lie same hih quality as we always have soki in Austum. Three thousand pair are here. During August we M-ill sell these, blankets a: savings, ol 2 cv or more. If you do not wi$h our blankets ar h time make your selection now and a deposit -vill hold them t:nti! cold weather.

Bankets are Cheaper than Coal

Blankets that are all wool

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In varied colors, some plain, some combinations in plaid designs. Beautiful striped borders corresponding to the colors make them attractive for lounging robes as well as bed coverings. Either all wool or mixtures ot wool and cotton.

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Blankets which would ordinarilv ell lor S7.00 to S7.50.

$6.50

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$7.00

Blankets which would ordinarily sell for SS.oo to SS.5o.

See Our Windows

Cotton Blankets woven

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The cotton blankets are shown in regular bed In dainty white or in colored with attractive tripe borders. Woven phin and priced at savings of 2s ' r at $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 The cotton blankets woven like ool are made nith the same texture as woolen blankets. I:tra large sje and look like w...l. Priced a little yiore than reguiataion cotton blanker but that much better. Priced at si'ings nf zf. at $4.00 pair and upwards See Our Windows

Submarines Attack 3 Liners Near U. S. Coast

ASQUITH ASKS EARLY SETTLEMENT OF IRISH QUESTION NOW PENDING

AN ATI.JCXTIC POUT. July Three trans-Atlantic liners which arrived here Monday, reported having been attacked ly German submarines, each of them when about L'ö'j miles o: the Atlantic coatt in laticude .OS. CG, longitude 70.40. All three vessel0, by superior speed, escaped undamaged after a running f.ght which lasted several hours. The master of another vessel in port today taid that three days aro wireless alls w ere caught by hi ship coming from a vessel in plain sight, asking for assistance, but which. upon closer observation, proved to be n submarine with telesvopic masts and which in many respects was made to imitate a sailing vessel in a sinking condition.

LONDON'. .Inly :. Herbert If. As'iuith, former prime minister, speaking in the house of commons Monday evening, made an appeal to the government in the interests of the country, the empire and the entente allies, to try again, even at the 11th hour, to find ;i settlement of the Irish question. Regarding the suggestion made by John Dillon, the Irish nationalist leader, that the Irish rpiestion he teferred to I'res't Wilsor, Mr. A?-

quith said: .-.irn at amp li- Mirrza na-i 'lie would lie a very hold man ! wen employe. i - ., w.iiif-r heie and who would expect Mr. -Wilson to ' bwaus.e h" u;is b... n :;i At n.. i.i.: . undertake a task wlii-h has haftled ! under th T :k:sh 11... hi- t-i'-tf-.l o many statesmen in the past. If it I attempt- u enter lb- Anieii.-an could not be referred to members of J army f-i'e.i. His last km'I v.aour own faciilv it does not seem that vuc. e--f ..I nf;-r he h-d r-.-he,! .Yoid

a question of that kind could well! thai hi f.Tk.,, moth r-e submitted to the arbitrament of 1m Mhi h.i-i i.i a foreign country, however friendly." ; Tut ks.

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Italian Tropps Driving Austrians Back ai Montdlo

omu:u i"A.s AMI .IAISn vow . MiMej Imliatc Need fir Tlaciug Order' At Once to Iuuro MiMiticnt rontaintr..

Ho jsekeepci s who h.e not laid! ;n their canning supplies should cb- ! io at once, ade.s the United la te ? ; department of agriculture. Report from the state- shov- that ahead:- i some section? of the country are; haing dirMcut'o in securing tontainers for ho:r.e tannin. Thshortage of tin cans. g!as jais ani rubbers, oupled with delaed express shipments make it impetati v to place orders for supplier im ntediatelv if ilf ne'-d cf the net to moiith-t to It- met Wo.nei de.-.rlng in format ion abo :t aiir.ii.:' e.juipment or tt.e oideving ' fii- should apply at once to t.u-i' !,ha! h.onie demor.-ttation ager.;. tiileadfr of Pos' and gills' clun uoik or the roitnty asruultuial nsent.

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ENEMY'S PRESSURE IN ALBANIA INCREASED

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