South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 315, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 November 1919 — Page 5

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Noted Psychologist Gives Interesting Lecture at the First M. E. Church.

Today ?. p. m. "Drama cjf tho race." . m. "jov-is th- Conk:iou3 Mind tf r.od." The First Mftho-Hvt i:jic ..pal church was Illkd la-t nUhtwh.p Dr. 'Ma in L. Ilo:;:-", p.s c holoist and Ifcturt-r. d'.iv r-.i his address on "The I'owf-r of Concentration." The address was one of the most lnt rhtinjr fclven during .t f vo-v. i vnnKcli.stic campaign here. In last evening's address Dr. IIouso said in part: "To concentrate is ditilcult. ISut to do it U to brinir your Do up to your AM. It is to have the best puil in tho world. To concentrate 1m to specialize, is to choose one thinpr, ho that a man may focus his 2owcra and make himself strong. Retter Things. "It is to renunciate, for the siren voiecs will havö to be passed by, und high above all must be the call of a man's mission. It ia to discriminate for some things are better than other things. You must put Into the Hold of your mind the particular rood thought that you wish to bear fruit therefrom. It la to intensify for no man can succeed unless he has heat enough to open the seed of his thought to tho world. "It is to determine, for no man an win who does not hold himself hrm in his will power to Micceed. H is to demonstrate, to show the v.'orld that there la something In you worth while, and the world is quick to sense a man for his true value. It is to obligate, for no man should concentrate his lifo unless he has the idea of making It worthy in every wp.y of his profession, his Clod, and his feliowman. W are ;ill here to make a life, more than a living."

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CASES VEN

One Hundred and Eighty Thousand Dollars Asked As Result of Accident.

OFFER TO SEARCH FOR BAGGAGE LOST OVERSEAS South Bend soldier?, sailors or

marines who lc:t bassajro eith r at the port of embarkation In Horoken or overseas have a chance to recover it according to announcements tent out from K. of C. and V. M. C. A. headquarters in Hobo-K-n. Thousands of trunks, boxa and barracks baqs are ttored in Kuropoan express ofhCs awaiting identiMcation. The K. of C. and V. M. '. A. secretaries overseas have volunteered to investigate all claims !nst bapffape and attempt a lo.ition. .South 1'cnden who have claims are advised to forward them to th general e;retary' K. of C. hut or Oeneral Secretary, C. V.. D.rown. Y. M. t A. hut, Iloboken, X. J.

' otih: or dissolution-. . :;ce is hereby piven that tho 1 -.art ti rship existing between Charles W.mener and Frank J. Kristl, doing u-iness under the rlrm name of Inter City Transfer Co., has been dissolved. Mr. "Wapener has bought tho half interest of Mr. Kristl and will continue the business assuming all liabilities. 7S71-12 Advt.

maiuuagi; Mcnxsns. 1'rank J. Sund, teamster, Klin. 111. to Henrietta Gylleck, office v.tkT. Klpln, 111. Clyde Pontius, laborer. South Hend. to Uernico S iUires, domestic, South liend.

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On' hundred-eighty thousand dollars damages are asked in 12 casrts against the lirector general of railroads venued from the Laporte cireuit court to the St. Joseph circuit court Monday. Action was brought in the Daporte court beenuse of the death and injury of 12 children on April IS. when they were crossing the Grand Trunk railway tracks going from the school at Kingsbury to their homes. The wagon in which the children were traveling was covered and the complaints against the railway say no whistle, bell or other warning was given of the approach of the train with the exception of the danger whistle which wps said to have b"en given too lute to avoid the collision. Damagrs Askel. Six of the 12 chilJrer., ranging fr m five to 14 years, were instantly killed, while the other six nere permanently injured. The complaints of the cases stale in each case of an injured child, that complete recovery is not expected the rest of their natural lives. In the case of each death $10,000 damages are asked, while $20,000 is asked in tho case of each injured child. Thoe instantly killed were Hazel Krrgel, 12 years old; Inez Robins, 11 years old; "Winifred Condon, 14 years old; Eveln Harris, nino years old; "William Kenneth Schmitz, 'x years old and Irene Wilt, 13 years old. Tho injured one3 were Beulah Hanson, 11 years old; Richard Harris, eight years old; Kdna Wildt, 11 years old; Donald Wildt, nine years old; Lois Johnson, five years old and Gordon Harris, six years old. ilaker, McClanahan and Christian of Chicago are the attorneys for the plaintiffs in each case.

Seven million acres of wet lands have been reclaimed in the southern sfatts.

"SKIN THE CAT" But if you won't exercise vigorously you must take "Cascarets."

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Safely Stop Headache as Told in "Bayer Packages."

There is nothing like bending ex- I ercises, taking long walks, or chopping wood to keep the liver and bowels active, but most folks take i

their exercise in an easy chair. Such folks no d O.searets. else they suffer from sick headache, sour, acid stomach, indigestion, colds and are miserable. But don't stay bilious or constipated. Feel splendid always by taking Cascarets occasionally. They act without griping or inconvenience. They never sicken you like Calomel, Salts, oil. or nasty, harsh Pills. They cost so little too Cascarets work while you sleep. Adv.

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Sore Throat Wisdom To relieve Sore Throat you tnut pet at the 5at of the disease, removing tho cause. TONSIL.INE is r.repared and Fold for that one purpose. A dose of TONSILINE takea upon the first appearance cf Sore Throat may Bavo long davs of sicknes3. Use a little Sore Throat wi-

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WHAT ABOUT IJNCOLN? August DeVos, day wagonman at the police station, was reading tho morning NewsTimes, at the same time giving; the station bunch a digest of the most interesting items of the day's news as he came to them. Ellis Diver, minute-man, was slumped down in his chair, dreaming of his boyhood home at Marshall, Mich., where they harvest a crop of hay from the

midd'e of the main street every summer. "I see where the funeral services for Teddy Roosevelt cost 54, 000," DeVos remarked. "How long has that guy been dead?" asked Diver. "I hadn't heard anything about his dying." "Did you know that Lincoln was dead?" asked one of the station bunch.

St. Joseph Valley chapter of American Association of Kngineers will have a meeting Tuesday, Nov. 11. 7:20 p. m.. room -19 Main blüg. at Notre Dame. Mr. J. W. Taylor will be the speaker for the evening. 3469-11

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Announcing the Most Extensive Display Blouses This Store Has Ever Shown

This week is National Blouse Week and our Blouse section will feature hundreds and hundreds of new Blouses, received especially for this event. A most unusual collection of Blouses is here. Tailored and fancy models, presenting the latest Paris ideas together with superior model of original design.

Blouses of the newest fabrics in a strikingly culorful display. To the woman who would choose to the very ivM advantage, this showing presents an opportunity out of the ordinary as every favored style and fabric is represented.

Cotton Blouses from $1.00 to S7.50 Georgette Blouses from S5.75 to $45.00 Crepe de Chine Blouses from $3.95 to $25.00 Flannel Blouses from $3.95 to $7.75

Suit Sale

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For National Blouse Week

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Just 40 Suits regularly $45f $50 and $57.50

Just 30 Suits regularly $65, $75 and $85.00

A choice of SilvertonesTinseltones, Wool Velours, Velour Checks, Duvet Superior, Duvetynes, Broadcloth and Tweeds. Garments taken right from our winter stocks and every one of Yymans standard in woikmanship and material. These prices for Blouse week only. 16 Exclusive Suits ranging in price from $110 to $185 are reduced for this zceek. Each suit individually marked at a special price representing a zcorthzvhilc saving. No C. O. DJs No Exchanges No Approvals. A small charge for alterations. Navy Blue Serges and Navy Blue Tricotines are excluded from this sale.

Just 10 Knox Dress Hats -Offered at $5 per Hat Less Than the Regular Price Ten women are going to get a beautiful Knox Dress Hat at a reduction of S5.00. We have but ten Knot Hats which range from S20 to S32.50 and as long as they last will offer them at S5.00 less per Hat.

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