South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 225, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 August 1919 — Page 5

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BRITAIN GUARDED

IM TROUBLE ZONES ßy MILLION IN

Actors and Sympathizers in Strike

Tommies Uphold England's,'!

Prestige in All Parts of Globe. : :.

LONDON', Aue. 1- There nro 75.000 Uritish so'dwrs sr-ittered

abroad u pholMin;? the j-restie of the j

Iiritih empin-. Nearly two-third of this force Ia

retained to nforre the fulfilment by I,

f'tfrmany of the peace treaty. This)

h litre :irmv does not include Ilritish

soldirrs in reland or other portions i

of the Ilritish Ir-'es nurr.herint: over'l

30 o.ofju ; herrt. the Hritl.h army totals utout 1,000,000 men. i!Ott,o;o Alotiz Ilhinc. In the I'.ritih army of occupation

alor.tf the Hhine are 206.000 oldiers. while in France and Flanders, formmi,' the communication services and ! ' clearing op the battletlelt! arv 2t4,-i' 000 men. who would act as a reserve ' t for theHhine army in case of need.' In Italy there are about 11,000 troops, most of them enpaed inj; 'clearing up" work. . One batalion forms the British portion of the in-;, ternational garrison at Fiume. In the Mack sea area there ire;i 4 .ooo troops, about a division be- j

inc: in the region or Constantinople and 22. 000 in the Caucasus, where hichly valuable oil fields are bein guarded. nrTiM)ii in Mjrypt. In Dpypt and l'ale;ine there are ft,00D British soldiers. As it well known a large garrison is being kept In Ktrypt to present revolution and Turko-German piots coming to a bead. Asia Minor is vcrv unsettled; there's trouble between the Kurds and Armenians, which, with the disfatisf'tction of the Turks, makes it mce.Nsiry for a considerable force to be kept in Palestine, for which CJreat Ilritain has the m indate. In Mesopotamia there are 21.000 Dritish parrison troops. The Kurds there have been stirring up trouble. Vntr.il Arabia aNo is inclined to be war-like, meaty of tribal kind between sect. India 1 rtcstlvo. In India, where there are a million natives trained to arms, but who hive been demobilized, the British garrison numbers 62, G0. Unrest in India itself, together with punitive expeditions now and then by the Afghans, makes this force essential to oontin lance of British rule. In Siberia, wrier international troops are Kuardlrur the Trans-Sibe-

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SVßilMG ACTO. ACTRESSES AMD SYMPATHIZERS IN '

ON STKeeT

The actor's strike in New York is spreading, and while the managers announce that they will soon reopen

.'ill the theaters that have been closed sin e the actors walked out the actors are more than :ntiderit and de- i Indiana

clare that many more tai t are join im? ewry day. The Actor's Fruity Association at a mor.sttr meeting showed much enthusiasm over the prospects of victory.

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Heaehinir rhe foot for the "rail" anil! i

I r.ot finding it is the possible sensa-!

tion of femininity as it stand? before the bar in this city's leading hostelry i sippinc: cool drinks. Here, when the j I'.oodpates of the "Mow ing bowl' ! were open, man exercised hi pr'ivi- J lepe of the "rail." Now all is chang-j m1. The "rail" has been removed.' even 7 Ö per cent" has been dispnsed with. Only soft drinks are! served, so now, before this palatial, 1 ;fr, the pentle sex can without ai blush ask or answer the question j "Whafll you have?" I

JUDGE ANDERSON ORDERS!

GRAND JURY TO CONVENE ONE M 0 N T H EARLIER

lNDIAXArobls, Ind.. Aug. 1.1. j Judge A. B. Anderson todav ordered !

j the federal grand jury to convene; j Sept. "0, one month earlier than j

usual. The date was advanced for investigation of the alleged baseball' pool and for submission of addition- j al evidence in the Muncie fake fight;

swindle cases, which were definitely set for trial for November 4.

Special

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STATE OFFICIALS AIDED IN FIGHTING. PROFITEERS

Negro Boy Alleges He Was Assaulted While in Jail

l-eatinpr and bruising' Ilrackett -to such an extent that he suff-r'd ureat I hon ors and pain, and lh.it his body

j swori ! has 1ip'Ti pcniiunently injured. '

OWKN'SRDIIO ,Kv.. Aup. 13. Hlwood Ilrackett, a nero boy residing at Harrisburg. 111., who sues by his next friend. Peyton Ruby, has filed a $20.00 damage suit in -the

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. .. Aug 13. r'sroery Tuesday of an old statute which permits county prosecutors to subpoena witnesses and take their sworn statements upon evidence of the commission of a felony or misdemeanor Tuesday gave new impetus to the efforts of state officials in the tight against the high cost of living. The ta,tute was unearthed ly State Attorney General Klc. Stansbury following a conference with Gov. Goodrich and Dr. II. E. IJarn-

!:ird. federal food administrator for

The conference had leen

j called by the governor to determine j if th.'iv w as some definite w ay in which evidence could be collected. 1 Tnder this statute (sec. 940, Uurns' I revised statutes, 191','), county pros-ei-utors will be enabled to collect

sworn evidence of profiteering and

limr without waiting for formal

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men I Th r'nvei-nnr nnnntineeH Triicituv

lian railroad from th bolsheviks, there are l,40f Hritish troops. In addition there is a military mission designed to aid Admiral Kolchak. with headquarters at Vladivostok. In North Russia, where the British policy is to hold the bolsheviks in ch 'ck while Russians are being trained and equipped so they can "carry on." there are some 15.00U l'.;itidi troops, most of which are near Archangel. The Itritish forces :.ie gradually being brought home. In addition, there are 8.000 British troops in tiefende! ports of the

r.i lttsh empire abroad. These ports J include Gibraltar, Hong Kong, iingi- j

ptir-. larmiKia ana ,i;t;ia.

Unittil States court in this city whib

against J. K. Shaver. Arthur Lile, jail at Greenville during the month: Morton Llle, R. (. Pace. W. . Kim- of November. 1 ! 1 . . all of th-s de-! mel. P. 1 1. Housh, J. C. Stkes. Ian - tendinis jointly entered th" jail and; est Nolan, Karl Kverly, O. N. D nip- a.-sisting each other in assalting.

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piaceti a rope ai-mnu ins neciv, anu evening that he would furnish the

ey and himon I . ATilierk. all wen, while Peating. Hs.iuUinK and sweat- attorn v feneral's den;.rtment from

Known anu p'ouunem otruiiis andimg him. they also tneateneu mm the governor's contingent fund.

citizens of Greenville. Muhlenberg with death. emnties, Kentucky. j . it is. alleged in the petition . that ;

Itrackett was eontined in the' . 1 ,

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tin"nc's with which to assist county prosecutors in their tights against unreasonable profits and also that he wculd provide revenue from the

'same fund to defray the expenses of

the state food administration in

giving- publicity to margins of profit.

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MOONSHINERS SHOOT DEPUTY STATE OFFICER

Your Last

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CHARI,nSTON. W. Va.. Aug. 1 : Deputy Will Farley, of the state prohibition department, was shot and killed by three moonshiners as he lay in bed at his home on Part's creek, near here, Monday night, aconling to reports received here Tuesday afternoon by W. Hallanan. state prohibition commissioner. Farley's wife who was asleep in the ced was uninjured. The shooting followed a rail by Farley anil Dvputy (I. S. Johnson Monday afternoon. The offices seized a stiil nd took it to KarUy's home. According to reports here, the moonshiners later went to the Farley home brcko in ami opened r.re as Farley lay asleep. Johnson, who was in another room, fired at the a-ssasslns but they escaped. A posse was organized early Tuesday and started in pursuit of the m:-onshiners who are believed to have tied toward the Kentucky border.

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NEW YORK, Aug. KI. The war labor board at Its tinal session here today granted un increase of 1 2 peri

cent in wages to employes or ten traction companies centering in Hosto;. Pittsburgh. anl Cleveland.

Alkali in Shampoos Bad For Washing Hair

Most soaps und prepared shampoos ontain too much alkali, which is ery Injurious, as it dries the- scalp and makes the hair brittle. The btit thlnK to use is Mulsitied cocoanut oil fhampoo. for this is pure- and entirely greaseless It's verj- cheap and beats anything else all to pieces. You can Vet this at any drujr jtore, ind a few ounces will last the whole family for months. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in. about a teaspoonful is all that is requirt d It make" an abundance of ru h. creamy lather, cleansta thoroughly, and rinses out a.uly. The hair dries quickly and evenly, arid is soft, fresh looking. 1 right, rluffy. wavy and e iy to handle. Besides, it loOsTi.s and takes out eery particle of duit. i;rt and dandxtuL . Advt.

to that FREE Machine Bookkeeping Course expiring Saturday evening, August 16.

rhil' 1.7.". and S2.00 GING. DRESSES

A splendid variety of patterns and colors to lHse from. In stripes, elieeks

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Just a word with that woman who desires individuality in Millinery. Can we show you this assortment of $10.00

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You are jifssureii iml I vi'l no 1 it y liernuse there .are no two alike. Silk velonr. velvets, newest feather ttimnieil huts.

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uns wonueriui luminary value. Choiee

Hundreds upon hundreds of new arrivals to our already tremendous (stocks of TRIMMED HATS

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UNION SUITS In It. V. P. style or Cue spriuj; rnbed. Ineludeil are s dozen 4'onde nie.oh unions. Anieri'-' rtn-tit; slz-s from 31 to 4i"; ecru or wtlt. Choice

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Men' Stifle's ludigo de overalls. Wahash stripe. sSie jiockets, full eut Mb. A real overall Lariam ut

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Actual $10.m Blankets Iluy a Kod taocI nap blanket now arni save 4"' Special fT this hale. LD Wfxjl nap blankets In iuk, tan or blue chirks Kcal larre sue, $5.29

2 erv imx $1.00 Pillows F.'sm-y fl mvrc '1 tb k. of tL .-n.-r trru'le iv-ri:i' (food a: i 1 s r t ftuff it.:, .v v-ry o:;.f r' to.pllio'v. S;i" i i!, $1.29

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