South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 315, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 November 1918 — Page 2

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jiiisdav MonsiM, xonsmnt 11. toi. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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Vanderburg Exceeds Quota and St. Joseph Stands High in List. Tükhart m-jr.ty rnill"d 7 toy? cn a quota of i)'), -nd th'- :-c.ittn d '-ports nf cirrdr.qs show a total of at Ia.-t IZ.W I. Floyd county u.is very 1 '' in the list, rnlitin' only six toys (ut of a f;uota of 5 4u, tut four of the six later Joined the armed forces of Ur.cl j-'irn. Hur.t inrton county '-nll-td Is 8 r oyn out of a 'juota f .'11', and the raftered reports f ho.ve.I arnins of 15.111. Iake county, out of a quota of 2.b7 ho, enli-ted .US. and thir e-irnincr. actually r" ported, totalled Ht leat J i.r. ThU iicrure, however, is vrry in.i' cur.it e. Importe c ounty enlihtM 47 3 toys, out fif a quota of 000, and the nj'ortd famine from --orne of thorn vern ?ir..7S, exclusive of hoard furr.lhed. Marion county enli.-tfd only M2 toys on a quota of ö,S0f;, and some reports phowf! earnlnsrs for ?onif of th"o toys of $in.0."2. St. Joseph county enlisted 411 lioy.s on a quota of 1,000, and thlr r::mi:u's v.-rre far mrr than $10,i!7. if all reports could t jarathred. Vandertiiiir county enlisted 1.07 )(y . exceMline: a quota of l.f.CO, and rprtd arninr;s from orn of th m nu $49,701. Yiiro CMijnty cnlltd l.ilß ..- on a quota of l.50, and reports showed somf of them earned $Ul.4r7. A total of 1 ,7 n 2 toys in th stntf wer employed In eential industries for a total of 1. 17 workincr lays, ur.der the reserve scheme of employment and these toys earned! JHi'.o,x"4. as fet out above. Of thi- number of lny l.ojo were from the hitrh s- hooN of the state. Fix toys died from various causes, and IS boys were Incapacitated for work, due to injuries received while enarred in Industrial employment. Only one farm toy was in this list, having lost a finder In a feed prinder. The inaccurate reports ns to total earnings only are Indicative of the Stomach Acts Fine, Eat without Fear

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For the Following Week at LERMAN DRY GOODS CO.

1,000 pounds Finest Peaberry CoiTee at 17V2c per lb. 2,5oo bars Fels Naptha and Gloss Soap at 5c per bar. 5,000 yards Flannels at ITVjc per yard. 4,500 vards Bleached Muslin, Victory Sale, 17 Vie yard. 3,500 yards Percales, Victory Sale, 19c per yard. 35 dozen Hoys' Unsts, regular Si. 50 and SI. 75, sale 9ScI 75 vi)zen heavy Fleeced and Ribbed Men's Unsts. recul.u 32.25 and 52.50. Victory Sale, $1.78. 350 boxes Snow Boy Washing PawJer, 4 Vic per box. 450 Mens Flannel Shirts, in brown, gray and navv, regular 51.85. Victorv Sale, $1.29. 75 dozen Canvas Gloves and Mittens, regular price 2 5c. Sale, 17 '2c per pair. Bearskin Hosiery for Bos and cirl, regular 45c and 3 5c. Victorv Sale, 29c pair.

Hats and Caps for Men and Boys, Rubbers, Shoes, Felt Boots, Rubber Boots, Overshoes, Lumberjacks and Mackinaws. Socks from 15c to 50c less on the pair than you can get elsewhere. Misses' Coats in Plush, Velvet and Cloth, $4.50 and up. Bey your dolls now for Chrisircus. We carry a splendid line of them. We have manv, manv more cood Victory bargains in our store, but on account of limited

space, could not specify them torious bv saving our monev. Stamps and Liberty iunds as

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-.'-.. liini i 111 Hb Cl'tlil 1 I "7 I I i l ..i T posibU ly the patriotic Fupport of the war y thrse Hooier boys. In f-.v ftatrs in the Union has euch a record heen rnide. according to advires from Washington to the state co'inil of dfn. MAYOR CARSON CALLS CONFERENCE OF CITY AND TOWN OFFICIALS Mayor Carson has Just issued a call for a meeting of all Indiana mayors and other town and city of ficials to be held at Indianapolis j Nov. 11 and 20 to discuss proposed I matters of legislation to be taken j up b' fore the meeting of tho Indlj ana Kneral ;ts.- mlIy in January. I Mayor ("arson tel-pves that there , are some state laws regarding tho government of cities that should be amended, and that there are other ; laws that should t enacted. In iew of this t'lief the mayor has called a conference of the city and town ol'icials of the state. BRITISH WAR TROPHY EXHIBITION OPENS Tlit exhibition of war trophies i from the western front opened at 1!L''J H. Michigan st. Saturday. Ily closinsr time nearly 700 people had seen the battered and mud-stained relics of warfare. Kvoryone showed their intense interest and expressed satisfaction that South liend people had befn piven the opportunity of seeing these, thrilling objects. The trail ery of enlartced photographs claimed the admiration of all. 1 tt ?u i lfkv:t nil Mna t i Vn A v Vi V. i I fi Somehow t hints themselves speak more forcibly than words', and one really feels nearer to Vrnnce as omp exainir.es these trophies. It has teen arranged with the Chamber of Commerce that a percentage of the receipts will bo fdven to the War Chest fund and the balance used to defray the expenses of the exhibit. ciiUii Mi.im.vo. The Clay-TIand.: Economic, club will hold its regular meeting "Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. Case', Edwardsburg rd. No Indigestion! of Upset Stomach

VICTOIRY

Ladies' 25c Hosiery, Victory Sale, 18c per pair. Ladies' Lisle Hosiery, African brown, dark and light sray, white and black. Regular 85c. Victorv Sale, 59c per pair. Men's Heavy Woolen Socks, regular price 75c and 51.00. Victory Sale, 63c per pair. Men's Work Pants in various colors, all sizes. Regular $2.50, 52.75. Victory Sale, $1.89. Mackinaws and Overcoats for men and boys. Men's Corduroy Blanket Lined Work Coats, regular SS.75. Victory Sale, $6.73. 3,000 yards Toweling, regular 25c. Victory Sale," 17V2C per yard. 150 pair Boys' Knee Pants, regular $1.25. Victory Sale, 79c per pair. 2 75 pair Boys' Knee Pants, regular $2, $2.50. Victory Sale, $1.49 per pair. 3,000 yards Cretonnes, very pretty patterns, regular 45c yard. Sale, 34c yard. 5,000 yards Curtain Scrims and Nettings, regular 49c yard. Sale 19c yard.

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Roll of Honor

Ldstinj; Men From Indiana, 1111 nois, Michigan. Ohio and Kentucky on Casualtj U--t. SUNDAY .MOIl.MN(; CASUALTY Iii. ST. TJie r.llondn? cnstialtles ar reported t'j tue coiiirnari'Jln n-u-zal the Aiür-I'-an expodltloiiary for"i: Killed ia action, 4;o; died of wounii. died from accident or other cause, h; died from aeropi.tn nccldeut. 3; died of llean. wounded Hererelj. T'J: wounded (degree urileterirdnedi. wounded Bll'btlr. 1'; raising In action. 1ST; yi!aer. 0. Total. 1.4 V. k1li.ki) in action. m:i:gk.nts. John It. Hngl.ei. Cbl igo. 111. llonn'T C. Voujig, tst t'rjlon. O. lnrnee Cloue. Haten, Ind. Ilub-rt Hamlin, Toledo. U. Iors Iniraiati, Syeam-jre, (J. Ma Men Khmer, Wyoming. O Reger Colllns.'Tremont City, O. Iliiin-.ftt io"d, I'nuldlnff, (. It'd..Tt Cl.nlfaut. CnvIn:.'ton, O. hiw I!. ", Liverpool, o. Ldward M l..d 'en. Toledo. O. CUK .'OILVI. Willi tin J. Callahan. Cleveland. O. Hariil-t Lornl.ardy. Cincinnati. . Joliu L. Hrlndle. Idauou. Ind. 'nrl ;ergo Hri ksn, Menominee, MbU,. ivter I. rurti. Toledo. O. Ito-arn' tul L. Heed. Aetna, III. Harry Ilranalrk. Wooftor. O. lioyd Costard. Algier, U. Merhnnie rioyd Iluches, Canton. O. Coot Alaud W. Crouch, (iosport. Ind. I'ltlVATHS. Jeaeph Janclus. fh!erigr. 111. Henrv r. or.-cnhafTiu. I'at Dubuque, 111. Neweil IM neonat. Akron, (). Howard 1'. Swanson, Mar-i'iette. Mich. lCuymond Leroy Ilamlla. Voungstown, Thomas Harding. Norwood. O. Andrew .1. Lntchney, KlnenM. 111. H-rbert T. Lawjon. Ixulsvllle, Ky. Khaer L Hewer1?. Heaver I;im, O. Lowell Hoyer, "nvlnston. Levi Hu hrman. Kaufman. III. Lnrl Ktunnerker. ltlpley. O. Chns. I: Hall. Marysvllle, Ind. .liiin" II. ill. Iiifer. Ky. Haymand Hau. Akron. (. Harry Hawk. Kane. 111. LouU Ibller. Akron. . Ail. lis lIlirj?Inlothnm, Oi.o, Ky. Irwin Hitchcock, oil Spring, Ky. Walter Itean. Athens. (. if re H. I'.eck, ISeclford. O. Prank Uradler. Farrent. Ky. .Terry M. lbirllle. Osborne. O. Ivlov.l i;. Or:ts;o, Cohoct'n. . William i:. I'iigie, Hodpcnville. Ky. Ieo. i..TK.ff, Akron. O. Pr:ink UsterfT. St. John. Houald 'annoii. Columbus, . Anirelo Carlo. Toledo, Ü. Iaidel Alton Freshour. Klrhy. M!h. Joseph A. Cebhard. Lbenezer, Ky. Drin T. Sweot. Ashtabula. 0. Tnnie M. Rjy. (Gallon. O. Lawrence Itehme, Shelbyvllle. Ind. hebert C. Scott. Akron. i. Charloa J. Soliotta, Kewnnee. III. Anthony Soczkoski, Detroit, Mich. arl Stover. Ashland. O. Wiiüam Swnnlgan. Kenton. . Dfwey Woody, Rurn.ile, Ky. Louis J. llowe. Centralla. 111. Henry IT. Hudson, Cincinnati. O. Marcus V. Slioutd. Creer O Krnest II. Thrun, Toledo. O. John P. Vaughn. Cincinnati, o. Clyde Zeller. New Holland. . Michael J. Harvey. Toledo, (. Juy W. Ilnghes. KIllKMirn. 111. Harrv V. Kendall. Louisville. Ky. Frank l'awlokl. CTilcago. 111. Thillp Sandler. Chleajr. 111. George Ilenrr Moore. Oliver. HI. IIKI OF WOI'XDS: Capt. Francis Kobblns McCook, Youn;stOTMi. (. ert. Charles E. Lyon, Three Hlvers. Mich. CORrOR.M: Howard L. Trehle. Steubenvlllo. O. Daniel W. Simpson. FUbnrn. 111. Francis P. William'. IT. Liverpool. O. Himer Llndback, Muskegon. Mich. Itusler I'oul J. Kendlck, Chlenuo. HI. Bugler l'aul .7. Kendlc!;, Chicago, 111. PRIVATES: William A- Rrenner. llnrrlsvllle. Mich. Walter I. Clark, Franklin. Ohio. Karl Cowen. Frankfort. 111. Kdmrd T. Oonry. Chlcatro. III. Stanley Contowskl. Renton. 111. .Toscpa .laneck. Chicaga. 111. .Tfl.'oh Kunkel. Rrookvllle, Ind. Cohlnmer J. Leelejewskl. Cleveland, O. Ilumell It. Ibimsoy, Convoy. O. Wlllinrn D. Rat.-8, Canton. 111. Richard Hill. Chicago. 111. Jeoree Brenton Johnson. Piedmont. O. Noble .7. Lax. Nelsonville. Ohio. Max Charles Luekner, Cleveland, Ohio. Frank Paul Mlrnkwlcz, Ray City. Mich. Douglas Taylor, Narrows, Ky. ALEf positively goinj: to be vie We , accept War Sa inj 6 iciory saie is at tne

Tbomt Jelfer -n Haisett. Aurora. I1L Alhert Johnion. Amboy. 111. Henry Inmbrleht. Detroit. Mlfb. Ixiuls Tocntat. Rav City, Mi"b. Keith F. Pierce, "uttawa. 111. Phillip M. Carrr-n. CLlcjr. 111. Lawrence V. Koldj, MUhawaka. In I. niKli HtOM ACflDKNT AND OT1ILR CA I ns: PRIVATLS: Victor Dovan. f-'treitor. 111. L'mery Hot-. CM.-aco, L!. A?ert Frederick Wolfe, Alpena. Midi. DILI! VllOM A IK TLANL ACCIDLNT: Pvt. CLarlen J. Cornlgiu. Chlcnci. 111. DIF.D OF DIi:L: Rn. S'ert. Majjr Ralph Waring. Norwok1. Ohl... ergt. Arthur Wlllett. Lak View, Mich. CORPORALS : John Limmer, Jollet. 111. Will Parrl.xh. Isfgow. Ky. Ionnrl V. Foullinr. CJ.l. ao. 111. Wagoner K-lgar Klttlir r. Inland. Ky. Musician Harry K. Ri V'nh tch, Carral, III. CAvlIlan 3Its4 WinifrV Warder, Cairo. III. PRIVATI David Grant Carniack. 5 ith Lebanon. O. Cecil Rownvin, Atball.i. hio. Arthur L. Carnev. Chicnco. 111. Frnniett Lame Hart. Rig Cllft. Ky. Frank H. Leednm. Portsmouth. Mhio. Henry H. A. Limj-er, Ld ward;- .rt. Ind. V'illiain F. Longe, Detroit. Mich. Midi? ri F. Caldwell. St. IVaucisville. III. James A. Clayton. N'ewhope. Ky. Lawrence Y. Cotello. Peoria. 111. Carl W. Kj pie. Marietta, Ohio. Ralph R. IVik. Lamoille. 111. Farl Glover. Madison. Ind. Joel C. Haines. Thonipsouv'lle. Mich. Pari R. Hankinson. Crook-vli:e, Ohio. Jesse (,umndngs. Crab Orchard. Ky. P.erni.-e J. Inlton. Lowell. Ohio. Limes R. Lafslter, Metropolis. 111. William F. Leisner. Chicago. 111. Jerry Jnmp, Jonesvllle, Ky. James 11. McHJrary. Pinckneeyville. 111. Charl!e( obanyou, Kurkesvllie, Ky. Lnureri'o A. Stone. Chicago, 111. Burton Kelly, Minden City. Mich. Leonard Perry. Roonescanip. Ky. William Russell. Detroit, Mich. Irl D Rny, Sed ilia. Kv. Lo J. II. snk, North Rrembea. Ohio. Fdward Fntledt, Chicago, 111. Clarence M. Zwaver. Asnvllle. Ohio. Clan. (J. Larson, Ohio. III. John ;. MK'ord. Farmer City. 111. Rudolph M. Nordeen, Rish-.p Hill. 111. John rac.juer. Atkinson, 111. Gilbert S. Konenbargir. Inalls. Ind. Harry RowclilTe. Ch asworth. III. Fugene R. Rowland. Grand Ledge, .'li-li. George Smith. Lexington. III. Russell L. Sutherlv. Irwin. III. Otis V. Tnrlor. HilNl.oro. oldo. Jerry Willis. Cincinnati, Ohio. COSH Arthur W. Ott. Manitee, Midi. Janies Lloyd. Springfuld. Ky. Le.IU Sknggs, Samaria. Ky. Robert Swalwidl. Caseville. Midi. 'arl A. Swanson, Peoria. 111. UOI'NIIKI) SEVKKI-LV: CO Itro RA LS : Henry Teeple, Rrlmley, Mich. Tony Ardin-Jint. l'oen, Mich. Onis R. Hill, Rlanchester, o. Fdward Leona.-d, ( nicago. 111. .lohn A. Pitdiev, Miiri'ii, !n l. PRIVATFS: Roy C. Lather. Traverse City. Ml -a. Har"y Libolt. Maijuon. 111. Warnn L. Little, I'alrgrove. Mich. Ixonard O'Rreln, Chicago, 111. David Schulkln. Chicago, 111. I'n-d W. 1'hleinbe. ker. Cleveland, o. Jack S. Sulser, Powell, o. Harvey F. Clarv. Rochester. Ind. David ZepP. Detroit. Mich IVOl'.VDKl (Decree Indteterinin.D . Scrgt. Herbert R. Horseman, Salt Lick, Ky. CORPORALS. Arbnd P. Miller, Port Huron, Mili. Fverett W. Noah. Hope. Ind. 'harles Noble, Jr., r.aaftrn, Mich. John (Jordon, Junction City, o. Clarence North. Soo .Tunotlon, Mich. I'HIV.VTKS. Rdward P.. P.uer, Cincinnati. O. William Francis Dunne. Chicago. 111. Persy A. Fllison. Fnlrgrove. Midi. Heury Albert lllffby. Midland City. Mich. Jamei II. Ilobblns. Niles. o. I'eter J. Leitz. Rrlhton. Midi. Koscoe F. Miller, Corydon. lud. Samuel Satterfleld, New Petersburir. O. Joneph S. Rlazak. Grand Rapids. Mich. Lraile Drpulte, South Rend. Ind. Howard Klwkler. MeConnvll. 111. Lve Louis Mentel. 3Ionroe. Mich. Arthur L. Anderson, Menominee, Mich. Arthur Her, Cadillac, Mich. Joseph J. Ileintiiian. Louisville. Ky. Rolllo Kentner. Wnpakoneta. o. Xavier Kunneruk. Detroit, Mich. Roy L. Moore. Rlverton. 111. James T. Morris, Danville, Ky. John Forteile Oliver. Columbus. O. AVOrlKI SLIGHTLY. CORPORALS. Cecil C. Chapel, Chicago. 111. Ray Robinson. Constitution. O. Cook Arnold J. Miracle, Chicago, 11. PRIVATES. Fvart Lincoln Reson. Jackson. Mich. Robert A. Nicelv, Advance. Ind. Fdward C Fngman. Point. Mills. Mich. Charles Heikler. Cincliiiiati, O. Alva Wvcknff. Chicago. 111. Carl F. Rechtel. Fureka. III. Raymond D. McKinley, Laurel. O. John Wolfgang Sddl. Menomineo, Midi. Fdwin Fra$tug Mastln, Kalamazoo, Mich. Anthonv Nadrokl, Detroit, Mich. Peter I'. Patrivch. ..enona. 111. MISSING IN ACTION. Capt. David Vanderkool. Crestline, O. LIFUTFNANTS. Flllott Durand. Jr.. Chicago. 111. David R. Harris. Chleiigo. 111. Raymond Moonev, t hicago, HI. Walter J. Wakefield. Wurthington. Ind. Sergt. Abe Shear. Toledo, O. CORPORALS. Fred P.oughmon, Marietta. III. (diaries Miller. Chicago, III. Monroe Combs, Lennut. Ky. PRIVATIV. Noah T. Fv.dt. Princeton. Ind. Isidore LJehtle, Fostorla. O. Alfred H. Rlngstorf, Lombard, III. NIi holas Sddesser, 'hii iitfO, III. Fred W. Walters. Chicago, 111. Martin Relo. Flint, Mb h. Harold W. Purdoii. Chicago. 111. Robert Ruhl. Cynthiana, Kv. Frank Sulcvoki. Detroit. Mich. ;ust G. Skardos. Alton. 111. Albert ZIntara. Chicago, 111. Herman S. Artenoff. Mcaco. 111. Harvey IL Rarlow, Haeldell, 111. Carev Roard, Sprnleflebl. O. Yancf H. Rlglev. Grayesvllle, O. William IL Chaim. Fmbertou. Ky. Pari Dickcrsn. Havana. 111. John F. I. Fraln. Cleveland. O. William S. Funk. Moline, 111. Robert James King. Chicago, 111. Lazzaro Mortemltro. Ictroit- Mich. Walter J. Nowak, Cleveland. O. Joseph Raponkus. Cleveland. O. Charles A. Schmldtt. Chicago, 111. Aiitiu r. Seward, v ti! ago. 111. Harrv F. Waldron. Clinton. 111. Krank Roland. Chicago, 111. Stanley J. Abbmskt. An.lersm. Ind. Rar T. I.e.1. h. Fanal Wineh.rer, O. Howard H Rurbank. Flgln. 111. John C. Kesslln. Anderson, Ind.

MONDAY MOHMNV, CASCALTY LPsT. The following casualties are reported bv the (.-nmrnandlng general of th Auerb-an expeditlotiary for. es: Killed in action. l.Vi: died of wounds. W, died from accident or other causes. 3: dld from airplane acident. t: died of disease, -ü; wounded severely. .".Ö; wounded, degree undetermined, W"unJH llgbtlv. milng In action. To. Tutal. KILLKD IN ACTION. SFRGFANTS. J. Ralph Co. iksn. Sandusky. . John F. Podid is-.ek. J-diet, 111. CORPORALS. Frrr.k Dunn. Voungstown. O. Ivan F. Schmidt. I'rbana. O. Os.-ar S -ud'ier. Rising Sun, Ind. Kdk'ir R. Ric.ii;.rt. IL-stand. Ky. Mechanb- William F. Slo-an. Attica, Id l. Wagoner William G. Pdackstcn. Rattle Creek, Mich. PRIVATFS. Anlrfw Kurl. Roslnn-l. 111. Luther O M.-Cain. Hill-'-oro. LI. P.idi Ree. Fulton. Ky. Deo.! Smith. CdmuM-i, Kv. Mich-el J. Rutbr. F. St. Louis. III. Joseph Kohuvsky. Pana. III. William A. Schultz. Cletland. o.

WHEN IT'S NOON HERE IT'S 6 P. M. IN FRANCE

In reading the cabte dispatches from Iuropc ono should remember that there is a difference of fix hours between Paris and London time and South Bend time. Thus, when it is noon in South Hend it is 1 o'clock at night in Iondon: v.hen it is midnight here it is c, o'clock in the morr.ir.g on the battlefields of France. As an example, The Xews-Times received an Associated Pres? dispatch at 3:45 Thursday nuht. "dated Paris. Nov. 7, 11 p. m.," which meant that it had been fled in Pans at that hour, or at 5 p. m. our time. This dispatch said that tiring on the front where the German armistice eommiFidoners were expected, ceased at 3 p. m. (that is 9 a. m. Thursday morning, our time) and that the mission would reach the allied lines between S and 10 p. m. (that is, between 2 and 4 p. m. our time). Very probably while South Bend still slept momentous events were transpiring; nt French headquarters. Austin IT. Wood. Wastdnffton, Ind. DII.D VKOM WOI NDS. Capt. Harry M. pond, Toledo. O. Sergt. Thon, as Saffore, Chicago, Rl. Cpl. Clarence F. Mains. Akron. O. WHgoner William O. Allen, Fa et St. Louis. 111. PRIVATFS. Martin Rrlnk. Girard. O. P.enlamin S. Davis. Chic-ago. IR. William i:. Urumlnl;l, Detroit. .Mich. Frank Ilenderson. Tiffin. OJohn Hendrickson, Tarpola, Mich. L'dwln G. Knoesä. i'hicago. III. John E. Lulbel. Springfield. O. Alonzo C. Claywell, Rnkerton, Ky. Harrison Magness. MapleDn, 111. Albert Fvans Smith, New Albany, Ind. John I'ence, Peney, Ky. Prank I'etrick, Chicago, 111. Joseph Pierucce, Chicago, 111. William Oleara tjulrk. Shldeler. Ind. Alexander Wilde. Cleveland. O. JULI 1 ROM ACC inr.NT AND OT1ILK ( l si;s. Lieut. Samuel L. Oren. Davis. 111. diu) or nisKAsi;. Cpl. Harry J. Snvder. Cinc.nnatl. (. PRIYATRS. William F. Long, Wllkesvllle, O. Albert Regnler. Uavervlllc. 111. WO IN I KI S F. Y KHKLY. COIU'ORALS. .laepcr M. Moore, Madlsonv'.lle. Ky. Henry J. Steward, Origler, Ky. PRIYATRS. Wiillara Richter, Chicago. III. Forest I). Rochwell, Voungstown. O. Alive R. Shrader. Kewanna. Ind. Frank Cecil Smith, Indianapolis, Ind. Frank Wlniartdd, Chicago, 111. Nicholas W. Yandervort, Wilmington. Ohio. ' WOINPLT (Degree redetermined). CORPORALS. Maurice J. Flynn, 1'hlcago. 111. , Henry Smith. Detroit. Mich. Fred Taylor. Danville, 111. Leslie H. Reck. Chicago, 111. Farl It. Mtinson. Indianapolis, Ind. PRIVATFS. James Coneoby. Plainsville, o. Benjamin Joseph Fleming, Detroit, Mich. Chester G. Molt, Columbus. O. Daniel M. Ross. Rid Axe, Mich. Fred W. Soldwisch, Chicago. 111. Charles Ilnnshaw. Manceldna. Mich. Dedl R. Hartwell, Kokomo. In!. Trneeford Larose, Gladstone, M,lch. Daniel C. Mnrphv, Chicago, 111. iuy Root. Highland Park, 111. Louh Schneider, Cleveland, 0. Jay Tabler. Knuts. Ind. Dale I. Wheeler. In.lain.ipolis. Ind. Doe W. Wolfe, Brazil. Ind. WOINDLI SLIGHTLY IN ACTION. PKI YATT1S. Alphonese G. Fiedler, Dahlgren, I1L Oscar Fleming. Stanford, Ky. George I'ark. Cleveland, O. Claude P. Self. Valeone, Ind. Leslie Shorkey. Detroit, Mich. Robert I'. Smith. Patriot. Ind. Alex Russoll. Clinton. Ind. MISSING IN ACTION. Lieut. Axthur S. Thompson. Gambier, Ohio. PRIVATFS. Llnnle Romhie, Fnlontown, Ky. Walter Iirockl. Toledo. O. Fmll Mart'-nson. Toledo. O. Roy F. Miller. Moline. 111. Cvrll Yermees.h, Ietroit. Mic-h. Patror.Iz the advertiser he j b there to serve you. üaming Events Cast Tteir Shadows Prepare Kow to Withstand li CrUI, Si - I 'ir - '-" If Ml Do not anticipate with ft (hnrldertry dread tbo beautiful event of childbirth. You can Bvcid discomfort during tho period and etraln at the crisis br preparinjr rour iywtera end puttlny yourself la eplendid condition to meet the time. Fcr Just t!.Li purposa woraea all over tba land, in every walk of life, fcaTe nued fcr crer half a century the. time-honored and famoua remedy. Mother'a Friend. It U prepared to irivo tho mother-to-be nat direct help she reed. Tho muscle, nrrven. tendor.s and cords are made and kept soft and elastic. lhu strain I avcided. and as a result !irvouFnes, nausea, bearlcp-doira ard rtrttchins; palna are avoided. The abdominal muscles expand easily and Irently nhen br.ty la born. Naturally, pain 3 less and the hour are fewer. The sr?tera Is prepared and the crisis Is cz of icuci lc. danger. Write, the Dmdfeld Refulator Coaaranr, Dept. M. Lamar Bulldlnr. Atlanta. Georrifi, for their lelpful Motherhood Book, and chtain a bettle of Mother's Friend from tlte drurrlrt today. It Is Jut is stjndard as svr.ytMrr you can think cf. And remember, there Is mithin to taka tie place cf MOTHEICS FRIEND. WTien the Children Cough. Rub Musterole on Throats and Chests No tcHizg how soon the symptoms nay develop into croup, or worse. And then's when you're glad you have a jar of Musterole at hand to give prompt, sure relief. It does not blister. As first aid and a certain remedy, Musterole i3 excellent Thousands of mothers know iL You should keep a jar in the house, ready for instant use. It is the remedy for adults, too. Re lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tcnsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches cf back or joints, fprains, sere muscle?, chilblains, frosted feet and colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 30c and 60c jars; hospital sire L50.

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Beautiful Napery for Thanksgiving Dinner Tables Home gatherings have taken on a new siniilcance since the war has separate,! iamii:e. and people be.cin to realize that nothing which makes for pleasant mem-uio -lioulJ he omitted from the Thanksgiving, home-coming, celebration. Of foremost importance are the Linens snowy white V from famous linen weavinc center? of tho old world. Scarc as such Unr.s now are in the ir.arket. we am fort innto in owning- s-tlll a very -xcc;dior.al collection, from which gift choc.-crs and h o rr. i.rikTs alike mcy pr:itably select. Many Long Cloths vith Matching Napkins, especially for Thanksgiving and Christmas Dining Tables at reduced prices. ThesM are patterns which we cannot re-order, and present suhsdantial ivincs. Important are th Irish Satin Damasks in a variety of patterns. Handsome Linen Cloths In various sizes from 2x;: to 2x4 vards, ranging in prices from $7.50, $8.00, $8.50, $9.00 and up to $20.00. Napkins to match, 22 and 24 inch square, at $4.75, $5.50 to $10.00 dozen.

Madcria Maderia Linens Center IS inch, at $1.25, $1.50, Pure Linen Tea Napkins

$4.25 doz. With embroidered corners at "$4.95 doz.

Our Own

68 in. Pure Linen Damask at $1.98 yard that you cannot duplicate less than S3. 00. Napkins to Match 6 patterns, at $5.50 dozen.

These advertisers are experts in their line, and worthy this directory up for ready reference.

IS - W psTHEM GATESTIREB m m mm a am ' Cant'Vi As Much WAR

Makes It Necessary to Economize. Let Us Save You S0 of Your Footwear Bills.

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BRING IT HERE We Fix Watches Right Jewelery Repaired and Remodeled

CLAUER'S JEWELRY STORE

ifurnacs(te HE Ajrrnta for Gilt Edge Fnrnaces. All kinds clemed nnd repaired. A. D. MASS SON T27 Lincoln my W. II. p. 5731. SUBSCRIBE for the NEWS-TIMES Eyes Examined Gl&s&es properly fitted Dr. J. Burke, Op't 230 S. MICHIGAN ST. Both Phones. Broken lenses duplicated the same day. Prices moderate. FIRST IN THE NEWS-TIMES

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Store Opetis at 8:30; Closes Linens pieces, hand embroidered, $1.95. Scalloped edge, plain at Special IK )1 rs

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132 E. Jefferson Blvd. Phones: Bell 610; Home 5610

TIMES SAVERS if oQKODairio: R. A. r.HOHF. i:xflui.ie .rnt for the "He Tnxf." The Jllrycle of Quality and I'nduranoe. R. A. r.ROSK, 220 W. Wh..

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South Bend Hat Bleachery Moved to 118 S. Main St.

Seamless Gold Wedding Rings 14kt, 18kt, 22kt. FRANK MAYR & SONS, Jewelers. J.P.McGILLCO. "The House that quality U..JU ft

Co, 5:30 Sat. to 9:30 p. m. 1 ßuf ?N j i -. . s g w- 0 FO TO) of your patronage, Paste

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HOW ARE YOUR AUTO TIRES Are they ready to stand the cold winter wea ther and ice ? If not, let Tayl or put them in shape for your winter use.

1 - T th "wn:-- rr.r.n. n-d ti-rr :::t: rer'irlr.i:. hut t. ri..irs tie Interior Decoration Wall Paper Picture Frames The I. W. Lower Dec. Co. If your Ad was here, others would tec it. Call News-Time and Ad man will call on you. THOMSON AND t McKINNON 201-202 J. M. S. Bldg. I ilesitfri Nw York st'c Li Ltd." evr Ycri fotton I'.x Trade. anU In1i.ua H. A'. citioc. Llrevt Trivate 1i..s t vi j rk"ti. rno.M Hr!l M.n ;rj.?y FIRST IN THE NEWS-TIMES

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