South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 330, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 November 1918 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

MANY PROBLEMS CONFRONT ü. S.

Chicago Attorney Says That Yankees Must First Americanize Themselves.

Tr ! it iri.' t!r.t r it! Ai'Mir.ir., riu?. r.rt Am ri -ni- o.-"h 'klef'.re Hi- v ii : - f il - Americanize th'' Trrint!!" r- f, r ;J j .1 ni)l;try In ,::.; ; - b.t'.r I..'.-;;. Willi 1 in !:. ;.!.--. j-..r.,it ! t ' !., .: ni attorney h Iü':'! : r of the r 1 of lirM ti r- f the On-nr.. a -.. n. ttion .f '01:1 r: 1 rr . urc-d tu;it t JitrU sr.r.t 'if !.;. r ! :;ry e J a 1 ) e 1 J in nn a : '1 r ..efire th- m-i i 1 i r -

- f th' ir dispute." deobired .Mr. M" -s in urKink' :i i r spirit of rral 1 ; ;o r.!"v in thi country. The '' ikr d f la ro.l th tt th'-re irt- many prob'en.s that will I.ave to : - 1 " . I hfoi" Am ri' n returis to porm.il f -oinlitior.. He .'aid that th" I ro1 I'-ms will Lave to be worked out in the iri.my fomiii unit.es f the nation, and that the whole solution '.'ill h'ie to ;'- rarhe.l through th" nrcful and unUL?h thought of in! i id ua N. IliippllM'ss, Heal Worth. Mr. Moj declared that the only worth attached to w alth is ltn ability to rr-at" hi ip:n ss. th it the only p'irj" in life, m the ytrurl's and toiN of daily ('Ni'f-n''', N the ability it tri;- then anI worum to make oüi'-rs li-ippy. H- pointful ti th" trr it troo! an 1 rr 1 n i .a t ion like th- "h. trüber of "oiiiinf-i r;i.iy evert In a commonity lihe South I!'Tid. an'l h" m'f'. hit the organization inopase ity, member-hi; that it may become a 1 stil! n.itT inf!ii-nc- for kooi-1. The nuMinir was opened h- sineirr.. i"l y Mrs. Robert Holverh"i'I, the audience sin'ini: the "Stir Spanned Banner." "Over Tb re" and oth-r selections wer - w. j:, and thn Mrs. Holvc r.cbeM

s tr a i-v sont;. ntJtiei Alexander A-.- h." Sh- w,t enoretl seven 1 tim Following ar: afipcal rf Jufl',rf L. M. H i rn n r hniilt. t!io-e p:rsont -'irriV-d Jl.ö"0 in War Sivin.t:. st amos. Itejx.rts f th' various nun':iitt' of th organization were re-ci-l ly prrs't Mil"s ' P.riti. Th- 1 1 1 t i r i tr was rloseI with a i'!f!'i'.'-r, at v. hii h .s e"t cider, doughnuts and apples were served.

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Knights of Columbus Install Officers and Set Date for Initiation.

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CIVIL SERVICE TEST FOR EDITORIAL CLERKS AT P. 0. ON DEC. 11

Installation of ol!":crs fof the Knights of Columbus was held at the K. of C. h ill Monday nisht. Followingthe regular Installation ccre-moni'-i a smoker and Pmeheon was hdl. Th- -followinir ofTif ,-rs have he-n installed: LeFter Srhoonover, irrand knight: John J. Marrus deputy srand kni'-ht; Frank Leyes, lin.'incinl secretary; William Vanderhosehe, reeirlin- Ktcretary; Prof, .lohn M. Cooney, lect'irer; A. W. Forti'-r, a Ivorate; Anthony Luckey. treasner: Paul Monahan. outer tiaid; Jacot lchner. I. W. MeGann and P. J. McXamara, trustees. The annual K. of C. Thanksgiving danc will le -riven at th" Oliver hotel Wednesday nii,'ht. Thanksgiving cv. Work in the s'-cond and third derrees will be ri en next Sunday aftom.'on at l:.,n o'clock, when IIS candidates from South Dend and N'otre Dame will he initiated into the order at Place hall. The second depre" will he exemplified hy the South Rend council, and Chicago council will exemplify th third rieree. Charles Chambers, district deputy. and his assistant. Tat ly.fius, will act as masters.

WU.M.VM U. KS. ff til" South lleinl f'l:;uil,w- of I'nmii.t i at th:r annua! m- udlt Monthly nU'ht. Mr. Moss spok 'Ii "Fo-t War I'rohlems." and luriiisr hi-i aidr--s he emphasia-d tli" d--'l ; ration tiiat luen mui inli .iVnr iii-'u t to i o than to a-iuire. ff- d'(laid that A in er if a is on th' ti:- of m oriomir upheaval, and that tlie only Way th.'it upheaval au h aoid'd is fr capital and lahor to n i. h such ?n tjnderstandinc: that th-y will r:rtnize e.-.rh oth r's rieht-;. "Capital arid lahor i::us; !.e ahl to filac th'ms.;ves in each othr"s places, and h ahh- tr s-" th oth r

A rii! s.-.-vice examination for ditorial ch-rks will h h ld at the I--al post o"',e on IC. 11. Appli-cart-; will h examined in the followin:; suhjee.ts, editintT. nhstract-i-vr r revising and condensing of man u..fii i t ) . prof r(adins and ni. i mi.-' r-i i t preparation, and indexing. 1 C. Kettrintr, loi-al civil service i e 're-- r t a t i e, lias recelvl a communication from the ivil srrvi-e commission ur-'ircr that recruiting for i i I service positions still he 'ontinued. Just what ehanr" peace make in the needs of the com -'Mi-sion is not appirnt as yet, hut is sfion as it is n lonjrer recess arto ir.cie a pplications for a partic'Uir position, t!ie announcement for '1 at position le cancelled and ill representatives will he notified-

UNFINISHED SURGICAL DRESSINGS WILL BE COMPLETED HERE

According to word received from Clfveland. T-ako division headquarters, Monday morning all unfinished surgical dressings are to he comideted at once hut no new work is to he started. The chairman of the surpical dressings department announces that the work shop will he open all dny Tuesdry in order to comply with this request. All workers are asked to spend at least a part of the day at the rooms.

Only One "IlTlOMO QUIXIXr." To fret the penuin-i call for fall name LAXATIVF IJROMO QUININE Tablets. Look for signature of E. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day. 30c Advt.

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UNLOADING SALE All Men's Shoes, selling at from $6 to $8 Unloading Sale CR flfl Price now .pJ.UU All Men's Shoes, selling at from $4.50 to $5.00 Unloading CO 0C Sale Price now PO.OJ Men's Army Last Shoes, selling up to $6.00 Unloading Sale CA Ofj Price now JpSU All Ladies Shoes, selling at from $6.50 to $7.50 Unloading CH flfi Sale Price now )J.UU All Ladies' and Growing Girls' Shoes, selling at from $3.50 to $4.50. CO OC Unloading Sale Price now . . ."d All Ladies Shoes, selling at from $2.50 to$3.00 Unloading (T'j OC Sale Price now 4I.UJ All Ladies' Shoes, selling at from $5.00 to $6.00 Unloading A ff Sale Price now S'.UU

UNLOADING SALE Men's Dress and Work Shoes, selling at $3.00 Unloading Sale CO 1 fl Price now y"" " Child's Shoes, selling at $1.45. Qfp Unloading Sale Price now ...... 3 Ub ' Boys' Shoes, selling at $4.00 Unloading Sale Price (J0 QO now 4)C.3U Children's School Shoes, selling at $2.00 Unloading Sale Price j gQ Child's Shoes, selling at $1.75 Unloading Sale Price (T 1 AiZ now 4l.40

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Cqt Glass for Thanksoivino; Cheese, relish, olive and mayonnaise dishes, special at 59c each.

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Charming Silk Blouses A Third Below Regular. A belated shipment from New York came in this morning. 200 Silk Waists which we ofler tomorrow at a special money-saving to you. . Georgettes and Crepe de Chenes at $3.95 (j The S3.95 waists are qualities that usually sell for $5.75. The S5. 95 waists regularly are sold at $8.50 to $12.00.

You can choose a coat or dress here tomorrow and have it ready to wear for Thanksgiving. The hundreds of garments to choose from make it almost an impossibility not to find one to fit, so many sizes and styles are represented. Real Winter Coats are These and remarkably priced at only - $25.00 and $35.00 Coats with big fur collars or self materials that roll up around the neck; wide belts and big pockets to keep the fingers warm.

Extensive Dress Offerings A special selling of dresses that will not be duplicated. Costumes that possess the qualities of materials you pay almost double the price we are offering these for. Silk, Serge, Satin, Jersey 1 Q 7 C and Velvet at vp I J J J Ordinarily you pay $25, $30 and $35 for such dresses as these. Smart Dresses for Misses Also for small women, extra qualities for afternoon and evening wear. Satins, Georgettes, Crepe de Chenes, bought at reduced prices. We olTer them at a saving to vou ot 25 and 33 1-3 per cent, $25.00, $29.75 and $35.00 Thanksgiving Dinner Gowns. If you are unexpectedly nvited out for dinner and need a gown in a hurry, we can surely tit you from our extensive stock now selling at money-saving prices.

New iNeckwear Came in from New York just in time for Thanksgiving. New Filet Lace Collars and Sets, in 3 different styles. Collars only at 29c. Sets, special tomorrow at 59c

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For women and misses; warm fleeced, in gray and black. Special at 39c Strap wrist for driving, special at $1.00. Kid Gloves in black and white only, S1.75 quality. Special tomorrow $1.25.

Carter's Underwear for Women 3-4 wool union suits, broken sizes, S3.00 and $3.25 quality, tomorrow reduced to $2.00 and $2.25. Children's Shirts and pants, of gray wool, S5c values, reduced to 59c Large sizes only. Boys' Flannelette Night Shirts, blue, pink and lavender stripes, special at 75c. Boys' Slipover Sweaters, blue, gray, maroon and khaki, at $3.95 and $4.50.

Barney Went After Byers But He Was Not At Home

Efforts of the city council to have the police brin in recalcitrant members in order that action mikiht be taken on an appropriation ordinance needing a two-thirds majority of the members proved unsuccessful at the regular meeting Monday niht. ix ni'Miibfi-rt wiiited for the seventh until S:4" o'clock, and when none put in an appeaiance. Harney Tholander, motorcycle otlicer, was ?cnt in search of Councilman C. A. riyers. The six member." waited .10 minutes for Harney to come back, and then adjourned Just b'-fore he walked into th council chamber empty-handed. He couldn't find Mr Hyers. The ordinance the council wanted

to take action on was one appropri.itinK $1."mm" to th street lishtInt? fund of the board of publ'c works. An ordinance providing for the purchase of a 'combination motor drive pump and hose wapon to take

the pi ice of one of the horse drawn carts nw in service, but which the board of safety desires to discontinue was presented. The ordinance was referred to the board of safety for further explanation. The employes of the city are to be paid for the last half of December in order to have their money for Christmas, if an ordinance presented Monday nfsht receives final favornble action. The ordinance was referred to the committee of the whole. An ordinance refunding to the Castle Theater Co. as a robite on .m unused portion of its amusement license was referred to th committee of th- whole. The same actUm was taken on an ordinance transferring 11,500 from the general fund. An ordinance repealing in ordinance pioidin(; for trates and a tiasman at the Arnold st. cro.-sinc: of the New York Central was referred to the committee of the whole. An ordinance appropriating $2''0 t the miscellaneous fund was referred to the committee of the whole as was an ordinance appropriate $100 to the rebate fund.

WILL SEND MAIL TO FORMER WAR PRISONERS Arrangements have now been made by the post oMiee department for sending mail to formei American prisoners of war who have rejoined the American forces according to the armistice terms. The war department will notify the nearest relative as soon as the release of a prisoner is secured and mail must then bear the name and rank of addressee, designation of company and regiment of which he was a member when captured, the words "American Expeditionary Forces in Europe." and on lower left corner of address side the words, "Former prisoner of t.-t in Oonnany." Christmas packages may be sent to these returned prisoners under the same conditions as to other members of the A. E. F. Word w a s also reccivol at the local post ofllce Monday mornlnj; hat each member of the A. E. F. has been aked to write a Christmas letter to Iiis father on Nov. 2 4. These letters will be sent to Ameri

ca immediately and post office officials are asked to expedite their delivery so that they are received by Christmas. Mail matter for HelsTium will now be accepted at the Postal Fnion rate of potae, classification and conditions for dispatch from New York in mails for Hruprcre by way of France. The parcel post service which was suspended on Nov. 28, 1914, has not been re-established.

CHILD'S TONGUE

BECOIS COATED IF CONSTIPATED

When cress, feverish and sick

give "California Syrup

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YOUNG HORSE THIEVES OPERATE IN CITY A bunch of juvenil hore thieves, having all the earmark, of professional crooks, were rounded up by the police last nicht. They arrived in two sections. The :';rst bunch is accused of having stolen three horses from a kal dairy, according tv the o.i'.jce. The sccoinl bunch is accused of lain stolen a horse and buciry from the rath, r of one of the boys accused of the f.rst th ft.

FOUR MINUTE MEN ARE HEARDAT THEATERS The four-minuto speakers who appeared at the various theaters Monday nipht to boost the War Savings Stamp drive were II. D. Kepchanim. White Eagle and Honeymoon. Mr- Gilliom at the Lasalle. John IeIIaven at the Auditorium, and A. E. Martin at the Orpheum. More thin 500 worth of stamps were sold or pWlpred at the Orphetim Saturday nU'ht, as a result of the stunt staced by the committee headed by Mrs. Robert Halverscheid. Mrs. Holverscheid lso sanu :it the Chaniber of Commeice smoker Monday nicht, at which time the nature of the drive was explained by L. M. Ilammerschmidt. On Wednesday Dr. James L. Gardiner will speak to the hlh pefiool students at their assembly at S:30 o'clock. The junior hish s:hool assemble will be addressed by Dr. C. A. Lippimctt. A booth for the jale r.f stamps was estaMish'u Monday at Notre Dame university.

Children love this "fruit laxative." nu.l ixdhlnif else eJe;iues the ti-uder stomach, liver and bo-vols so nicely. A child simply will not stop piaylns to empty the bowel, and the result they become tijildly leircd wiih wnnte. liver yets sli.pjrish. stomach houtp. then your little one becomes cress, lmlf-sb'k, feverish, don't cut. sleep or act naturally, breath is bad. system full of cold. Las sTe throjit. stomach-ache or dlarrhoen. Listen. Mother! See t pilijrue is cjited. then plve a teaspooril of "California Syrup of Fliif." mxl in a few hours all the constipated waste, sour bile nnl un-tlip-ested fod parses out of the system, and you have a well, playful child arain. Millions of mother plve "California Syrup of Th:" because it is perfectly harmless: children love It, and it never falls to net on the stomach, liver and bowels. Ask vour dru;;;:i.t for a bottle of "California Syrup of I i.." whb-h has full direction for babies, children f all ages nnd for grown-up plainly printed In the bottle. Iieware of counterfeits sohl here. fot the penuine. made ty "'nllforul. Tip Syrup Company." Ilefuse any other with contempt. --.lvt.

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Hair in by f;ir the m-t eonpi.-uoi:ft 1 tMnp about 'n and N probably N m st : e.i.-hy damaged by bad or careless trenti"ent. If w- :ir very careful Jn b.iirj MHs;ur. we will have" virtually n- aiilr I troubles. .n esp.-ci.-i y ne hamp"o for this weather. -ne that brlnps out all t!.e ! natural beauty f the hair, that dissolves i and entirely removes ail dandruff, excess ; oil :ind dirt, can eaily b i;'d nt trifling ; pene by simply aitr,i viiiy a tcm-jHiin- I fin of Canthnx wld'h you can et at i any dniK'jrlst'si. in a cup ,,f v,,,t water, j This makes n. full cop e.f shampoo llqubl, i enough so it Is easy to apply It to all ! the hair icit"ol juct the top of the i Lend. This cr.einlralr (!iK..lves all ha- '

purities ;itnl ( reate a so-. thins:, eriolinc l it!, er. kin-in: leav the c.!p spotlessly f lo.in, s-.ft nnd pliant, whiie tle h".!r takes ou the nJossy richness .f natural color, also a flüfTine-s nhl:h n.kes it eem nmch V- ivier thnr. it i After C.mthrox Shampoo, arranpinp the htlr is a pleasure. Advt

first meeting Wednesclay night. Friday night the junior gilrs' cla.hs will j be held. j These act'i'ies are in charge of Clarence I'erkins, buildi, teere- j

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Sugar-Saving Desserts

OLIVER CIVIC CENTER OPENS GYM CLASS

i Senior boys' zymnasijm class of i the Oliver school held its fut meettlm: Monday nicht. Classes in Ene-

li.h and civics were also held. Thr

senior girls' class will mee tonight and the junior boys will have their

T I L N KS( ; I V I N f ; DAX CK. Hiawatha club will tive a dance at Red Mens hall afternoon and evening. Nov. 2S. Come and have a pood time- 0&0Ü-2 7 Advt.

JifTy-Jell makes instant decserts which are rich and fruity. It comes ready-sweetened. The fruit-made flavors come in liquid form. In vials. So they keep their fresh-fruit taste. One package serves six people In mold form, or 12 if you whip the jell. So these luscious desserts arc also economical. Get it today. Try Loganberry or Pineapple flavor. See what it rsezfis to you. 2 Pmcmmf for 25 Ctn($ At Yomr Crxr'( Jify-Jell Waukasha. Wisconsin

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Relieve it with Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey and enjoy your job.

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