South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 211, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 July 1918 — Page 5

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TAX OUESTIOH BEFORE HOUSE

Ways and Means Committee Begins Consideration on Revenue Bill.

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' ting ol.airjo.tn of the committee. : :i the .'1 bs i, of CL jir!:i,'i!i K;t' h;n, : 'ho i.-: dt taii.cJ at his !ioi:if l.y ill-, re.-s. Mond.iv ni-'ht S.-aed this im- ! i:tvy of the oy-.i mit ie :-'s work: "We clKcus.-cd tt: !'" jtion of : ar..-portatiori I i r t we left the1 , transportation t i j:;-t .. it L- 1

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VERSEAS

House Naval Affairs Committee Arrives in London After Uneventful Voyage.

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rn. Th' rate with rf-ftreno to ' h tax on !.-:i?s and h-rths a? not i !;T f-;j sfil. Did ot Ar' n I'ijk Jane. "U'f :.-'..: yNl t h o matter of 1 1 . n.-po: ;a t ion of oi! hy p;po liney, a,-d f 1 i not arf" on any prop-o-itior:. We ar' ,co!r. to ittum to That latr At present pip lines, if opvtatinc :! common carrier:, are ' id fv p-r rent on the amount .aid for tt.t- transportation. The i.. alter of wheth-r this tax hall ap

ply, when cJ!'i:nir for t h.myvlw wii! he in ej-tiqated further. We a!.-o took up the question of insurance life inv.iran:e. marine inyuianc and aJalty iti.-urance. Th" .-entinient of the coiutiutte faoied :u.i fuses, out w. pus-ed the proposition to he ionid"'red later when we receive more information, which we h.i'.e railed upon the treasury department to a?.scmhlo for ii-. I.oaxo Ik wi aires lo I.at. "Then we took up title six of the pending hill, which is the tax on

beverages. We did not do nir.thinj

about beverages at all. V deter- ' mined to po.-tpor.e tli question of! tax on beverages until tlie ery last j of ajl the items, due to the fact that ; if rates arc increased there i.iav he i

witin.'u av. a!s of l;q'.;or before the bii! j Koe into effect and we wr.t to j aoid that. One hundred and thirty i million irollons of wliiahy are s?ub- I jert ti withdrawal to;- l-evcrajft pur- j poe and t"ie million zallon.-- can only h withdrawn for other purposes. The committee. does not now hno-.v w hether it is zoiiiz to in- , crease tl e tax o; not, on account

of tli-- temperance proposition arising and the p(s-iii!it- of tile country i n hone dr. "That hrou?ht t. to title seven. which i to oe areounte.i. We

i stopped thei and w i!; tae np that ! subject Tuesday."

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LONDON. July 7.0. The naval affairs committee of ;h United States house of representatives, headed by Lemuel Padgett, the chairman, has armed in London after an uneventful voyage on an American battleship. The committee xas met by representatives of the British admiralty and other officals and before proceeding o London visited the naval bases and with the joint activities of the British and American navies in those waters. The members of the committee Monday viited Vice Admiral Sims. Ambassador Page and the first lord of the admiralty and were the guests of the American club. They attended the debate on the Irish question tonight in the houy.e of common?. Commodore Guy Gaunt, formerly attached to the British embassy at Washington, has been delegated by the first lord of the ada.iralty to act as escort. The committee will remain in F:nsland for several days and will then go to Queenstown and afterward to France and Italy. Chairman Padgett said that the committee, was enthusiastic over what they had seen and were prouder than ever of America's efforts in the war and happy to find such cordial relations between Brtish and American naval orficials.

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We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower than Any Other Store

Your Final Opportunity Wednesday This Big Money Saving July Clearance Sale Comes to an End Wednesday Evening Something for every housewife, for every home. A saving for every purse. Merchandise costs have been going up advancing by leaps and bounds, but you would never think it to read these prices. We are only giving you items from one department here, but there are hundreds of others. Every department has many wonderful values to qffer you :

Money Savers Women's Boot Silk Hose, sizes S ) J to 10, in black onh ; 39c value. Wednesday 29c

Money Savers Women's Black Cotton Hose. Regular 15c and 1 9c values. Wednesday at 12 Vac

Money Savers Men's thletic l.nion Suits, in plain n-hne. Very

.Special Wednesday .

50c

No Alarm Necessary as War Requirements, However, at Present.

to; JAPAN LOANS SIBERIA ! FIFTY MILLION POUNDS 1 FOR FORMATION OF NAVY

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NKW YORK. July 0. Demands of o eminent and pmate war industrifs for steel hu reached tuch hUpe proportions, with repeated expansion of the nation's military program, that the allotments to "less essential" manufactures must be

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oral families, including those -vith infant children, luo been forced to do without jet during the hot weather. Officials of the M. Joseph Ice company, the only concern of its kind in the city, declares they cannot obtain Mitticient nIp for deliveries of their product.

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j plcted tor the annual picnic of the

hnal Kiuanis run, wiucn will be held at Lake Wawasee. Vedn-s-day afternoon and evenir. At least J 0 ' persons from this city are expected tu attend.

hllkhart golf team of the St.

j Joseph Valley trolf association was

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Mr. Reploale, after conferring with i'hdi'Ies .M. Schwa t.. director general of the emei yei:v fleet corporation; Kdward X. Hurley, chairman of the t'nited Slates shipping boaid; J. A. Honner, representing1 the Ainerican Iron and Steel institute, and heads of the country's leading steel firms, declared ther

om" ! wa no cause for alarm oer the

steel situation as it affects ship building, munitions makin? and other activities ital to th war. I 'nable to 1-1 1 1 Demand.

i Mr. Replosle said that the teat- ! et,t difficulty the country faces is not

shortage of steel in general, hut inability of mill?, owing to limited equipment to turn out th varieties

STOCKHOLM. (British admiralty per wireless pie?), July CO. The official organ of the Siberian government published at Omsk stated on July 12 that Japan had granted to the Siberian government a loan of 50,000,000 pounds sterling for the formation of a strong army. In return Siberia undertakes to supply Japanese troops which arrive there vith provisions. It is also announced that the Siberian povernment is carrying on negotiations with America.

w Due to the enormous demand for ARROW the drink that "Hits The Spot" beginning today you will find a substituted label on bottles sold to vou. Thiscondition will last about three weeks. At the beginning of the season our label supply was scheduled to last through 1918 and 1919, with but one-half of the first season over our supply is completely exhausted.

ueieaieT i.mo: py tue bo?nen team , of tn product in greatest demand at the Uoshen Country duo Satur-jand in ffkuen! quantity. This ai j condition is binc met as rapidly as pos.-iole. he asserted, by turning o-Jt The funeral services of the late j tn,, ,equired machinery. Mrs. Anna Yersilus. whose body ar-j Development of the .-hip building rived here Monda Horn Colorado j iniiuSl, y far oeyond the most an-

luesday anUiuinp estimates of a ear apo. Mr. (Jrace li w n J ? p m n2 lft c ontinued, has created a

j (,-metery. Mis. Yersilus was a tjeman,j foP piate .vteel which has

I iormer wen Kr.ovn resident here.

prin will hf lieid

interment majp in

construction t,t counti 1 woi k

allowed unless tne i- aosu! ut-l v neces-

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, i oads in iih j building of such EES tary. accoiaiin-;

chairman ot tlie o.nnuttee on

j peiulaui es of th Klkhait county

i council OI (leIcUe. i nis decision

exceeded th capacity of nlants eouiüPd for tili

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tel for munitions and for

i other war supplies also has been I renuired nv the 2oernment in

,u l' Spohn, j greater quantities than the manu-

factuier hae heen aide to meet. Obviously, the administrator said, steel has b-en mailable for indus-

PLOT DISCOVERED TO BLOW UP POWDER MILL N'RWARK, N J.. July 30. Al-

j leged conspirators who attempted on I Saturday to destroy b a bomb exi pio.ion the machinery plant of the I Gould and Kberhardt Co., at Irvinx-

ton. near here, also planned to wreck the munitions factory of the Keyport Engineering Co. in the same town, according to federal officials here. The officers declared that Dr. Frederick W. Bischoof of Irvington. under arrest as the alleged maker of the bomb designed to blow up the Gould and Kberhardt plant, decided to plant explosives under the powder magazine of the Keyport mill. Because the risk was too great, with watchmen posted about the building, the officials asserted the plotters turned their attention to the machinery factory where detective?, warned of the conspiracy, were waiting for them and arrested two men in the act of igniting a bomb.

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(UUl Pan an Hops ot the puin ot.trie not pv.ential in the prosecution jtv.o Dlkh.ut streets this wa1( as - (lf t, xva,. 1(Ut thM allowances to

planned 1 y the jty , llu.CM ( 0n(erns. he dec lared. will j arow ler-s and less as equipment .instal'.ed in the "more essential" in-

j dustries. Mi. Itepiogle announced that in I the conference at Washington Tues-

of',-.,.- nit Ii ronriiMt-.lliOK of the W I'

industries board and the emergency fleet corporation distribution will be

supply of va rd 5 and

GIVE BONUSES FOR CONSERVING POWER

Money Savers Apron Dreyes, in dark figures, dots and stripes, piped in v.-hite; $1.50 values. Wednesday . .$1.00

Money Savers Satine Petticoats, in liht floral patterns; $1.25 and $1.50 values. Wednesday $1.00

Money Savers Creiv de Chine Waisr.. one lot in white and colors. Regular $3.00 values. Wednesday . .$2.39

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Save Half Now of Next Season's Cost on Coats, Suits and Dresses

These clearance reduction prices are practically halt of what the same quality garments will cost next season. The styles are right up-to-date and many garments are suitable tor all year wear. How can you eflect more practical economies than are offered in these smart garments? Not all sizes or styles, but a good assortment to select from. Coats Reduced to $9.98, $12.98, $15.98, $19.98 Regular Prices $15.00 to $35.00. Suits All suits in light colors at Half Price Navy and Black, One-fourth Off. Dresses Silk Taffeta and Messaline Regular Prices $10.00 to $25.00. Reduced Prices, $7.50 to $18.78.

Money Savers Fancy White and Plaid Voile "Waists. Regular $1.98 values. Wednesday $1.59

Money Savers Fancy Dress Gingham. 27 inch, in plaids, check?, plain and stripes; 30c quality, yard 19c

Money Savers Ivory Soap, special 6 cakes 35c Palm Olive Soap, special, 3 cakes 25c

Money Savers Mermen's and Wilhams' Talcum Pou-der; 20c value. Wednesday 2 cans for 25c

Money Savers Gingtiam Dresses, in pink, blue and jrreen, nicely trimmed. Very Special at $3.50

Money Savers Automobile Hat.c. in plain color, stripes and figures; 50c values. Wednesday 25 c

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tentrai labor union hvi was

: structcd .Sunday evenin; E ! a protf-st aSaint tlie r ! Thomas 3Iooiicy w ho

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li.VPON', Jul- SO. (Correspondence.) To encourage tramway car motormen to be economical in power consumpoion. the London county council has prepared a bonus scheme under which drivers are to get 50 per cent of the value of electricity they are able to save.

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j guilty of having boni'.'t-d ;i picparod-l

r.css Pui aue in i.aiiioruia. j r.e m - maj of the available zr i strii'-tions w t iv issued following a j ktafti ,i,0 ,ir,ft.:c hin

held here Sunday LthH. j,- WOyk plant. together

'c want public the

to impress upon the fact that the quality of

mass mcctn;-:

:evcnin-:. L. I. MHz oi couth Lend. : wjh allotments to private ir.duftry. j organizer of ttw- carpenters" union! Mv Schwab was enthusiastic oer nnd L. A. I.ech'.er ot I'ort W'ayii", t,ir, future of American ship huild- . orsani.er ot the mj -hiiiists" union. j,u w)ien he came out of the con(Arre tlie sptakeis during the m. et- fercm e with the steel men. He !'--'. said there wjs "no reason for un-

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! usual al.um" i t lerard to the supthe ; nlv of manufactured materials fo:

a new ; htci-! ship.

1 1 -st tn . sihI in :.i) 2r ouantities : aa:l

Ü.il; was ;,.:e." aal Mr. Schwab. "The onlv

presented i - of on e i f I a tt oi lie' s.

by Mr. i:. H. Zi-;!er. wife .juration i its distribution and that ir.kiiart's most pionur.er.t , U taken care of :-.v Mr. He-

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Arrow is the same as before. We also urge you w ho have not tasted this splendid drink to try it. It is the favorite! Kamm 8c Schellinger Co. ttlSHAWAKA. 1ND.

;icti W. .luday of Coslirn and EE: Miv-s pauiin- WiHiains dau-:b.ter ot 9 .Mrs Ha'rit: Williams of thU ;:;.. i ' ot i1. pioni.r.eiit people of ' Klkhart county, were martied by Albrxht of the second t'nit d UrttbrcT-i iliuri li. Satuialay f er.in;. Th- .uariia v. as anr.ounced Mon-

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krow n ni u si c:ur.s of this. c:t;. , siudtr.ly at the home of h; r r-m-l iw. !. M . Ttat hric '.;. Sunenin. his death heir:: ca used art disease. He v. as jcars o'i,i arivl in vu:ii'1 l. his ir.-t to sisters.

I n T -ration a I W- s Servi--: VUT.A CITY. Ca!.. Jjly GO. -"hr; Wall is lookir.c for his 'eft leg and seekms: reverse on the man who stole it. Wall and a companion were aiv.pint: on Feather river, and for con enie nee Wall removed hi- I ft 'e'. which a of cork, and st t it üCJiin a treo. Whil ? he wa r.sltep that night the Teg dJuippeared along with other camp sood. Wa'l h.ad to hop back to town "on one."

TkM the time for work. Rais all tlie food yoa can nd what 70a ent et can. The National Wr Garden Commiion, WninxOB dl end you free canninf book for a wo-cent stMnp lor pUp.

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TiLT ANNOYING, PERSISTENT COUGH ri7 Ifil to chror!- ijr.c to-, cr mean that tb ohroa!- rn.lttt.ir La reached. Ia !Lar - try ECKMA1VS ALTERATIVE TL! tcr.'.c Bl t.rj-Tv'.r r tr'ie t ac'rfr.rw:e'Jr'1 b'f' r. att.um trcAlCier.i. witiout. '.aturtlar t tcrr.ach. Containa t Airobii!. ecus cr IltXit-I'orutr Drt. $2 size, cow $139. $1 ti:c, tow S3c rr!f incUJ wir tax. All AruKC-ili, Eckmin Ibortorr. rhtra-Je'-tUi a.

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ORIENTAL PEACH MOTH OOES HAVOC IN WEST

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AMERICAN SCHOONER LUMA MAY BE TOTAL LOSS

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AN AT1..NTI PORT. July JO. The AniCri-.an schooner Lnia. i r. ii I .

ht. was Mondav righ.t

in 'A bad position and

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lumber '.den, ;s lj'ir.g head-on and

lctermtior.a ! N-w ? Serve e : YAKIMA. Wash . Juiy z). A pois,on-proof fruit p.bi discovered :n the orchards near here is pzzlm.g the tcft brains in the Fnlted States ntomclo?y department. To rh1 naked eye the the "oriental peach moth." as :t i. called, looks like the coddhr.g- moth that i so dc-s-truc-tie to fruit trees. It is su posed the new pest arrived from Japan.. So far all the known poisons used to destroy fruit raasers have ptovel ineffective on the r.e-w comer. ir attacks ill kinds of fiuit trees

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Trv MEWS-TIMES Want Ads

There is a strong sea. ("apt. Allen

I is full of water.

wind and heavy

and his crew were taken off by life cuard Monday and paei mo: of thtir personal effects

tJ jMr ftrden'a frt0, aaya ihm Natlooai War Card Cotnmitaiea ! Waskiaftoo, and ft fr Gri Bock by edinf a r- tap fr oataar.

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I.IfSIlTNINC;. July 30. Fran

cis I-andfair. living near Rockford O., was Rtruck by lightning during a atorm Monday and instantly killed.

NO EUROPEAN NATION CAN STAND AGAINST U. S. SAYS GERMAN WRITER A MSTF.H DAM. .I-.ly . ..rn - in z here from a .s.t to France, a ccrrtsf.oncent of the I :i ndeSblad writes a lor. 7 article of entii us:ast;T admiration for Amer:can ach.e'.eiiiifp.'s and concI'Jde: "From America iäue a force a?a:r.st which no European nation 1 can tar.d. It is a g.gar.uc force which i developir.2 calmly and sc.entif.cally. "The German people ate :o!i that the U-boats will re ab! to conjuie the American danger, but the Oerman poop!1 hae not sf-en what T have seen."

The Latest in LADIES' WEAR. 1 . S. GARLAND & CO. 139 S. Michijran St.

Union Trust Company Paf Dwpoadt Boiea with rpciaj fACilfti for th-a prlva-rj of ru-'omin

j Watch for ih opening .man's Branch Tire Store, j 421-1 Ad vl

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