South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 280, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 October 1918 — Page 6

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Ruple of Commercial League Leads Pin Knights With 243 Score.

1Y ,fi:il()s;rilAT M'AHi:. (I r.i ! u. Ily thf " l-r.- iic corning It'o thir ,is ih- 'ir-s ;irc constantly showimr to l-tf-r ;!- a tit.ii: iiHiw-J'.'aMy ai!i r,J-ctlv--ly. The me.-: :..!.-!. m-!;n-: iciture in main this fil i- ! in-: mjj.I!:I by r-v r f pin Knih which u:ht t pr . a li f-o.iKoti in thf" Kfit i-iti :ni!f when th? o! gu.ifii thi' ih k ft at hotnf s'ts info a tin. Mt (,f th vctorans, who are not in i-tivt military s-r-ir. are at pr -nt -n'-rau' 1 in Lihrtv loan work an! kirv!rM war activities, anl. wlini th'fce am f)?nplttf ;! it will r'lap a consM-?rai-h' mini! r f artists, w ho shoul'l hum tip th arionn --tatj-lisli.n nts in th city. Thcro ar? wral t,t tho nldr IcaRiicH that havo not as yet i-tart-r1 thir sclu-cl'ilo Kf;ion. amoiu thr-rn jricr the I-1rral, Tomple. All 1'luh ami M ph urn Trio Ifak'Uf-s. The former twt who operate at tho Klks temple, may wt into action within a fortnight, provide the present Liberty loan work will be t o;np!-f'l In the interim. This will augment the flTi'-ieiiey and stability of the bowling Institution considerably. The Orpheum Trio league will probably enter the field during ib current week while the All Club' e-rrtry is as yet indefinite. 1YM Many Doable Centuries. A -plendil lncrrase of douhl. eentury performers i; nutwl over the last couple of weeks' play, and the distribution of performers includes nearlv every organization in the city. Of these. Fat Iluple of the Commercial league showed the way with 2 42. Lloyd Yockey of the Vehicle league came through with Ml. while Mike Gorbitz of the Katies breezed in third with 231. One of the performances which re quires an explanation is the turning in of Alt by yhamhleau of the tudeb.ilvers In the Vehicle league, which would nvcompany a statement as to how many frames were ic'jui'ed t put It over. The complete lift of double century performer:, during the week are found in the appended table:

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I 'our Mvn in Select CIaj. It is pleainp: to note that the sele: t ( lass is Kradually increasing in membership. l-'our players made tl:e iaIe last week, which doubles the mirk oUany previous performance this season. In these .Mike Illicit?: of the liable leacrue nosed Lloyd Yoek'v of the Vehicle league out by a single pin. the men posting i J 1 and ".J'. respectively. It is interestinr to note that three of the -cores were posted at the Studei;'.kr dries, whiih appears to bo ex t ptionally fast condition this season. .Mos that three f the players are comparatively new at the fjame. The players qualifying during the Week are as follows: JerSit. l'..ij!.s i.Jl . . key. . !. i;K.v ;., z. i coo -t. -hi.de u-:; C'n?nmrt lal IMfie Arraze. A f t r thr'e weeks .if play the "omnieroial learrce has i.-.ucd its r-.rst aerais for the sason, which tre of a v ry respectable nature. Stee I'aluan of the South lend 'hilb-d Plow t.ir.i I .ids tlie buru h be a. sir.b pin. Topp of the same

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(ilMKH THIS W KKK. I on day. I.lectric league. ax clubs. Tuela . '-.mnipr ial leaßue--Snper-Trettls vs. Olivers. Ind. Kriicravlns Co. s. S. It. C.

fo Tribunes vs. Lathe WnrLs. S. II. ;e;ir 'o. vs. Sfiitnlards. WfdDf day. 'lty lentrue NVateh ( o. v. Hoofder Crearas. 1 1. -I rdu .ml s vs. I.e (tarns. Shafer Lumber Co. vs. Collp Llectfics. Thurnday. liver le.ijrne N. 7 Ij.in vs. Piirchasin Oliver Specials vs. .Metal Patterns. Sales vs. Factory. Production vst. Plow Points. Forj;e vs. Aeeountlufir. Inspection vh. Wood Patterns. Mn lilne Shop vm. Stock. Jrey Irons vs. Peslnlng. Friday. Wilson Pros, league Cutting vs. SPxk. Fndervvear vs. Shlppin. Autinobile lengui' Monday Cylinders vs. Fqualizers. 'J'uehday Horns vh. Top.. Wednesday Starters vs. Windshields. Tliurstlay Hoods vs. Pistons. Friday Carbuertors vs. Pädiaters. Vehicle league Monday Axles vs. Peaches. Tuesday Kims vs. Skeins. Wednesday--spoken vs. Stmlebakers. Thursday Tongues vs. Hounds. Friday Polsters vs. Hubs. Went Side league Monday Choka Stars vs. Czillag Taxis. Tuesday (ireenlng Specials vs. Seifert Pro. Wednesday M. H. vs. Happy Five. Friday Nyals vs. Almas.

STUDEBAKER FOOTBALL

TEAM LOSES TO S. B. A. A.

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Germany Would Avoid Bloodshed Says Prince Max

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 7. The text of the note forwarded by the imperial German chancellor, Prince Maximilian, to Pres't Wilson through the Swiss government, follow,: "The German government requests the president of the United States to take In hand the restoration of peace, r.cquain. all the belligerent atJitea of this request and Invite them to send plenipotentiaries for the purpose of opening negotiations. "It accepts the program set forth by the president of the United States in his message to congress on Jan. 8, and In his letter pronouncements, especially his speech of Sept. 27, as a basis for peace negotiations. "With a view to avoiding further bloodshed, the German government requests the Immediate conclusion of an armistice on lnd and water and in the air." It is announced that Turkey will take a similar step.

OVERALLS DO NOT MAKE MECHANIC, SAYS BRIDGEPORT PASTOR

BRITISH CAPTURE TOWN OF FRESNOY NEAR DOUAI

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.. Oct. 7. "Putting a man in overalls doesn't r.-ake him a mechanic any more than putting a wheelbarrow in s parage makes it an automobile." declared Rev. Alexander Alison, jr., In a sermon at tan First Presbyterian church, opposing the proposal that clergymen leave their work to help in the munition shops. "The task of the church is to make the natior. see its duty clearly. Many peis-ons are running away from the things they are well prepared to do to 'ake up work that has a larger look of patriotism. This is a kind of patriotic camouflage and those who do it are hindering, not helping. Uncle Sam."

Attraction Extraordinary

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Th Studebaker football team suffered defeat at the hands of the fast S. Ii. A. A. team Sunday afternoon by a score of 26 to 0. The Studebaker team held its opponents to six points in the first half of the game. The Studebakers' lineup was as follows: Nevans, r.e.; Moore, r.t.; Yoder. r.g.: Horror, c. : Hoglan, l.g.: Rarkley, l.t.; Hall. I.e.; Whitwer. 1. h.b.; Rrinktnan, f.h.; Grabowski, r.h.b. ; Wiley, q.b. The athletic association is composed of former high school players, Findlay, G. Watters, Colip and Va rgo.

LONDON. Oct. 7. The British troops in Sunday's fighting captured the town of Fresnoy, west of Doual, and also gained additional ground In the vicinity of Auben-cheul-aux-TJois, according to Field Marshal Haig's communication issued tonight. The text of the communication follows: "We improved our positions slightly in local engagements t-outh-

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Lois. "North of the Scarpe (in the Arras sector) , our troops gained possession of Fresnoy and established themselves in the eastern outskirts of the village."

BOYS ARE ASSURED OF WINTER FUR COATS

KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. Oct. 7. Retha Oden and Scott Oden. 13 and - years old. living at Pine Flat, IT. miles southeast of this city, recently killed a 200-pound hear. The young Nimrods came upon Rruin when he was up a tree. Between them they manipulated their father's 40. S2 special rifle, and flnibed off the bear with one shot. Now the Odens and their neighbors are enjoying bear steaks, and the bvi lads have each been promised a bear robe for Christmas.

CLEVELAND, O.. Oct. 7. Friends of Samuel D. Sinclear, Cleveland boy, located at an officers.' training camp at Leon Springs. Texas, believe he is the youngest commissioned orticer in the American forces. Sinclair is a first lieutenant and is but 17 years old. He has won a meral for riile practice, and is now an instructor in bayonet and rifle drill. Sinclair was in a military school when war broke out and immediately tried for enlistment in the aviation corps. Iater he was sent to an officers' training camp and when cne month over 17 years old, received his commission. He is six feet three inches tall.

ATrue Story Based on Truths and Facts so Well Known by Everybody.

The Sensation of the Entire World Being the Verdict of the Press and Public.

The Scandal that Rocked Two Continents.

FIRST BRITISH LORD ARRIVES IN AMERICA

WASHINGTON. Oct. 7. Sir Trie Geddes, first lord of the British admiralty, and the members of the admiralty board, arrived Sunday night at an Atlantic port and will come to Washington Monday to confer with government otlicials.

JACKIES RECEIVE GOOD WAGES AND SPEND THEM

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AN IRISH PORT. Oct. 7. The American sailor's wages are equal to those of a sul-lieutenant in the lritih navy. He is loved in proportion, being a man of great wealth and liberality in any port of the Fluted Kingdom. Jackie travels first class in the railways, while his cousin travels third; Jackie spend with a fine disregard of everything but results, while the British sailor is a careful and thrifty bargainer.

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j erward. In reply to the question: j "Gne a summary of the reasons i that the Fnited States is at war," : Wdlie wrote: ! "To lick the Huns."

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: :t-g the first snowfall of the seaso:i. ! The fiurry was of 10 minute uuratinn.

fiA SALLE ORCIIKSTRA AIT- I XOTICl-J-Th Afternoon Fdit.on of The I Nw -Timpi currirs a icmIüI rttievv of IHtNOON AND I' VINNING. lsalle Tlcture.

Today and Tomorrow The Screen's Daintiest ComtHlicnne CONSTANCE TALMADGE In the picturization of unothcr tage sui'ccsp, 'MRS. LEFFINGWELL'S BOOTS' l?ncit sucyeolinff picture In which this youthful and oharmln star appars sor ev to install her mort firmly In the affections of her admirers. Coming Wednesday The Ilcautiful i:motlonal Star ELSIE FERGUSON In "ROSE OF THE

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The appealing story of n modern war hride Is told In this ahsorbing. drama.

Are you following the Si-teen Telegram, shown here every Monday and lYiday in addition to the feature? Authentic iews of tivnch warfare and other things of timely intercut are included In this excellent newsy reel. Sv the ort of life jour loy or y)tir neighbor's loy is Ihing in camp and "oxer there."

Those who siw pretty CoiKanec Talmade in "A Pair of Silk Stockings," -(iootl Mght, Paul," and "Sauce for the Gooc" will not think of mlssins her interpretation of a young hride who Ikx-oiucs estranged from her husband all through a pair of silken slippers. He sure and t-ee her in ".Mrs. lAl'ingw ell's Hoots."

Two excellent war dramas are shown this week. 'Ko-c of the World" on Wednesday features leautiful Illsie Ferguson, while 'Treason" stars IMna Goodrich on Thursday.

The Exposure of an Ambition That Shocked the World. The Story of a Man and Woman who Sold Their Souls for Power and German Gold.

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An International Intrigue That Electrified the Globe.

A Titanic Sensation of Love, Intrigue and War.

WILLIAM FOX presents the Supreme Sensation of Modern Times

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A powerful seven-reel drama based on facts and truth. The press throughout America during the months cf May, June end July was filled with news of this most notorious and daring ase. A scandal of the present war that electrified the world. For power, and place and Hun gold, a woman and an ex-premier of France risked all. All the characters in the screen production are taken by types, the very counterpart of the real persons. We also present one of those uproaring two-reel Will:am Fox "Sunshine" wild animal comedies, "FtOARING LIONS ON A MIDNIGHT EXPRESS," one of the funniest pictures ever shown. Ladies and children and all who can, are advised to come to the matinees others come early or 9 o'clock show and avoid the 8 o'clock show. Some great show and big crowd. Don't miss it.

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TODAY AND TOMORROW The Dainty Screen Favorite, MAE MURRAY, in "MODERN LOVE" A story of back-stage and Bohemian life that is unusually entertaining. How the little ingenue of a traveling stock company becomes entangled in a strange mesh of circumstances. COMING WEDNESDAY ZENA KEEFE in "SHAME" HEAR MESSICK'S CONCERT ORCHESTRA

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This Play Will make AH South Bend Talk. First Time Here First Time at Small Prices and

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No Increase in Prices This is Biggest Theatrical Bargain You Ever Had Here. Get Your Seats Early! BIG PUBLIC RECEPTION TOMORROW PLATIN EE Refreshments Served. Come and Meet the Players Personally Starting Next Sunday Matinee The Sensation of All Sensations

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