South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 246, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 September 1919 — Page 6

WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1919.

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OF EGYPT F British Charge d' Affaires Makes Public Answer to Alabama Editor. WSifIN;TN'. S-jd. .T--Uor.aid Lindsay, rhiirK" !' ;tffaires of ihf I'.r.ti.h eri.bis.-y. t".S.i rua;o ir i 1 ttt-r to ;ro r .-:-Mci.tt" ditor of the MontKuin ry Adver-ti-r. Montuonn-ry. Air., in reply to nn iivjtiiry by Mr. Hal! ;is to "how m. my liiry ft inn -! I i i f'-'iirht i : i i -! r tho Hnt!:-ri :! ir dunnu' ti." 'Aar ind what w .m th nurnle r of r i.sw. ikies suffered by th' in?" The inquiry, it is said. w.is prompte! by tlu brief rccntly pi---nted by Jis'ph V. F-!f. form r nvernor of Misiui i to tho foreign relations o Tii mitfe f tho I'nitcd St.it'M st-nalf. in hi'h Mr. Folk ailed attention "to tho fa t th.it I nOo.Of-o I''vptian tro; fouuiit m th- id f)f the allio.-.." Kept l-opt's Srreli;iit.v. "Thf British (rtivi-rnnicnt." wrdMr. Lindsay, who wa in Ku pt through tho wr, "l:;is ., refu'.lv .-1 v i 1 - 1 destroying I jt i. n ser.ntv. I'tryj-tiin .oldb-rs a!v,ts re ;:iili" tli" I ! i t ia n ami not und r th- Hnti.-di t!u'. The I'nion J.k k ho not t!y in F-,-y;it r. t ovr tho Hriti.-h military es'aMi-h-m nts in tho country, !.- hrro th1 ivt ini t i Ft'yptiaii Jli-: is dil!a !. T arssw r our ,i.es:ion liter . no Kcyptian voMi'-r joir: i i h'. r.i iti-h colors. of cf.ui.- thi i only a partial -tat m nf. In I'ebr'i.i i y. 1 f 1 when tho Turkisu army attack 1 Kuypt. a buttery of Ktr.vptim artillery joj.i.1 tf Btiti.-h fiiii dff. r.dinu tho line (t .ho Sue anal. Tho inunj'.': atta k 1 olopl iii.-t opposite this buttery the tiiembcrs of which munuo their Kims in an a bio manner ami ;isiMo'l in tin- ropul.-o of tho eiioiny. J beliovo tl icy !o.t two Ullb J axl half a b7 n wournlcil. iut:nlcl ( otjununi ation. "No other Kjryi'tian arme! foia . s u re in ac tion during the rooont war. but Intor on. throe or four Kiryptian tattalions Kuanlol lin-s of ( otntuuniratiori in Sinai while (ion. Ailenby was nndui line his (atnp.uen in Myria; ami .In K-:yptian lotarhtnent was nt one tinm in th" llailj.iz. Neither of these fores was ever under flro. "In addition to this, luro numbers of Kpypti ins woi o em oiled in labor and transport corps auxiliary to the Hritish forcrs. These men wore enlisted for shoi t terms of three to six months and did the manual and unskilled labor for (Ion. Allonby's forces. As such their nTvic's we: o of hi.;h a lue, and they rtdeasod for tho turhtim: lino men who. otherwise, would have bepn rnp:mrd in the i.ir. "How many of thse men jassol throtmh tho labor corps cannot ho stated, hut the total enlistments- at one moment amounted to between nO.cuo and '.to.oi'uy the labor orps men some am under tito hilo dii'uiLC trendies and transporting stores ami a in tu u n it ben near t h'- front and easuultos were suflei d. I cannot i. i the figures aut hoi i!.t t 1 e . '"lit T belie0 there Were altouretbef about 1. ,' killed ; : n d (mi iiili d d Mim of the war." ' he four a r: MII.IIM.KN N SII.. i'.c' mil!i!i't on sale at lo'e pl a e- b ' 1 e, 1 1 i t ! LT WedmsdaV. A I -- M. A. Fr ti ' -.. 1 ' 1 X Ab' n st J" - ? - - A; t. Fie,- lecture U "!i!'tl.l!l S I Pa ' t: t th" Church ediSee. Main and Mudi-on sts. Thurd.iv. S-t'. F at ' p. n. Tile publ.c is i(!"i'ia'! ie,vited Add. And Escaped an Operation by Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. ; r HÄvr'.hurst, da. "I have- ti.-d yo-ir r.r.-.oiic for only t-.n r.vu-.ths .u.d they i.ived n'o from an operation, in fon I took LuU T.. Pit.khani'-i Vcotahlv? Conrtom:d I v.i; so ill irom a ii-niak- trouid. that I fi'rce.l to stay in bed for .i i ok at a tira with we.ikr.c4an i pair., but tour mi-Jicir.e Mi ha dcr.e s much for me that I am n o ir.n.cr.dii'. it to all mi'.T. rn.j uorr.t.n. Il ci rtainly a izrcat r.i. v-icir.o r.rA is a sure read t- ln.iith for we mo::. You mav j.ti!-I:?h thU ttr if tou like." Mr?. V. C. Lirn.n, 11. '. 1). A. Ha:cihur?t. Ca. Wi mm wi.i) sutler i'rer.i l,-i-;Ach-s. r.frvoui-r.f.-s, backache, the b'.u-s and thi r mptcms f a fuuctu nal drar.iir.ent shoul 1 cue this fam u rc-vt and herb rcne-ij. Lydia Ih ri:.klam's -(tah!. Cm; -our. 1. a trial. For f rty years it l.a b.n overemi:: fuch iilmt-r.t f women after ether r.t Jicir.. s U.'ive fail. If ou want special suj-l; r-tir.s in T.'-.ir'il to your v;r.i!it'r:i, write Lydia Kr rirkh'im M.-dicir.u Co. Lynn. :.T.i. Th-- re.-ult cf l'-n xn.-ricnro it at To-ir service, and yur lrtt-r -will Le" brli in btrict contidence. 1

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Marsh il rocii. of France, ("Jonrralissinio of tho Allied armies during J be war. ins .-etind to lus t.-tate at Ploujoan. Uritt.-n.-. for his iirst a atii, in ti- yvis Tho M.itvlial i. here . nc in m.lfti, Jil obably tie- first pat-: of i!e- f.imot s .oulf.r. in ciyiliit attiro, to ta-h this 'Uta:... I e 01 ' ri'inits Iron i isstatod that. Maf?t.il J'och led a:(opt d tli.- ;:i -iiiiiui t.i t!i Unit d .''tatcs. Lift Restrictions Against Trading With Hungarians

VAWASHINGTON,Sept. 3.—Practically all restrictions against trade with Hungary were lifted , Tuesday by the war trade board. It was announced that licenses for the export of American made goods to that country would be issued freely on all commodities except those of a strictly military nature and that imports tuo the Fnited States would be practically tmrestricted. Articles which cannot be shipped to Hungary include: Aircraft, armor plate, armored motor cars, arms of all kinds including machines, barbed wire, camp equipment, military dnthinp;. eh etrical appliances suitable to military use. exp'.osiws designed primarily for use m war. held glasses, rano hndors. mm mounts, and military ua;:ons. imph merits and apparatus ('("iuiiul ec! i;si(dy for the manufacture of implements of war. mines. I ; 1 e s . scaia hüuhts and wireljs teb m aph materials. lieiuoval of restrictions oft trade v'. '.h Hungary was in accord with an r i eon n t lx-twi-ui tlu allied ;:;u associat-d governments. Trade .v : . b Austr ia has mt et been re

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i a i : u i a a i j j c i :x s i is. Nicholas iieckeh moulder of Mlshawaka, to Clara Elizabeth Kraus, shoemiker of South IVnd. Thoren J. Kennedy, stove builder of South Hcnd. tu Helen Sander. watch maker of South Hend. Isaac II Dowers, teamster of South IJend. to Kate Cook, nurse of Mlshawaka. Lester G. Bestie, farmer of South Bend, to Florence Smith, typist of Niles. Mich. Charles itichard Schock, draftsman of Mishawaka. to Hazel IJol im. domestic of Mishawaka. Arthur C. Johnson. farmer of Xappanee. Ind.. to Ruth V. Cnrniener. domestic of St. Joseph county. si ii:riok coruT. Sarah De man vs. James W. Davis, et ab. suit to quite title. cntci'iT i.'oritr. Meyer Urickner vs. I. S Mitchell, breach of contract. IlllXL KSTATi; TILWS1T3LS. Taken fmm records of Indiana Title & Loan Co. Auk. no. D. John E. Harvey and Mayme F... his wife, to American Home and Investment Co.. $1. Ix)t 159 Powman's lifth addition to city of South Hend. "vV. T. (leorpe V. doss and Mary. IT Ä- W to fJlen Hughes and Clara E.. 1 2. .'on. Ijt seven. block 27. Lawrence and Battell's addition to city of Mishawaka. Ind. W. D. Helen R Roper and Clarence A. Roper, H. W.. to Charles Rozsas, $1.500. Dart of lot IT, and part of lot lettered K in Tarks addition to city of Mishawaka. W. D. Julius Seeherer to Edward T.eroy I'ratt, fl. Lot 67 In Seeherper's S- Michigan st. addition to city of South Bnd. W. I. KU a Kowatch and John P. Kowatch, H. W.. to Joseph Szabo and Irene Szaho, $6.800. All of lots 1 and 2 in the plat of Liddesdale. except a tract in northwest corner of lot one. W. D. Aloysius DeBeck and Mary Delleck. H. - V to Omer Stevens and Julia Stevens. H. & W. Lot two U- K. Perkins addition to town of Mishawaka. W. T. Clara Dietchy and Mary Deitchley, both single, to John Deitchley and Mary Deitchley. H. & W $1. Part of lots 29 and 30. all in Taylor's addition to city of Mishawaka. W. D. Ralph IL Jernegan and Estella M. Jernegan, his wife, to William M. Probasco and wife, Margaret, $750. Part of lot 49 In Orig. Town of St. Joseph Iron works now city of Mishawaka. W. D. Elmer U. Crego and Margaret E. Grego, H. & W., to Ella CEckstein. $4,000. Lot 53 Pyrkit's second plat, now a part of the city of Mishawaka. W. D. Sarah M. Griffin and Alex

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ander R. Griflln. her husband, to Robert K. Rensberger. $1.700. Lot four, block 41, Lawrence and Battell's addition to town now city of Mishawaka. W. D. James Oliver Casaday and Emma P. Casaday. his wife. to O'Brien Varnish Co. tl. Lot 46 in College Grove addition to city South Bend W. D- Miriam Dunbar, single, to Alta M.' Dllley, Si. Lot 15 August Beyer's first addition to city of South Bend. YV. D. Joseph Voorde and Mary Voordr. his wife, to Itene VanOoteghem and Mary VanOotcghem. If. Cw.. $1. Iot 36 Stull's f.fth addition to city of South Bend. Q. C. D. John 11. Kipfer, a widower, to Matilda J. Truax and Hoscoe C Truax, $1 Farm in Madison township. W. D. Albert E. Atwood ' and Blanche Atwood, his wire, et al., to Jacob Corner. $350; 3.7 acres in Lincoln township. W. D. Peter Brenneman. unmarried, and Esther Myer. et al., to Lewis Seese and Oscar L. See?e. $1. Farm in Madison township. V. D. Barbara M. Toeger, single, to Carl H- Toeger and Marie Toeger, H. & W.. $1. South one-half of lot 17 Samuel Parry's second addition to city of South Bend.

A. 0. H. CONVENTION ENDS WITH ANNUAL ELECTION FORT WAYNE, Ind., Sept. 3. The annual convention of the Indiana Ancient Order of Hibernians closed here Tuesday night with the election pf the following ofticers: President, I. F. Mehegan, Terre Haute; vice president. Nicholas Carroll, Indianapolis; secretary, Michael F. Shea, Fort Wayne; treasurer, B. O'Leary. Indianapolis, chaplain, Michael J. Byrne, Lafayette. BIRTHS. Mr. and Mrs- A. N Richey, 2320 Mishawaka av., a son, Aug. 30. Fre lecture on Christian Science at the Church edifice. Main and Madison sts.. Thursday, Sept. 4, at S p. m. The public is cordially invited. Advt. You Need a Factory! Are you cramped for, SPACE? Do you need Storage Room? Do you want your Plant ENLARGED? We Construct and WE WILL HELP FINANCE. WRITE FOR PLAN THE A. BENTLEY & SONS CO. ENGINEERS CONTRACTORS TOLEDO, OHIO New York, Jacksonville, Havana ESTABLISHED f0 YEARS

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