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FORGERY CHARGED
indictments Returned Against Con.
struction Company Official.

Cincinnati o., Feb, IS. = -Four in
dictments, containing three charges
Of forgery and two of obtaining
money by false pretenses, were re-
turned by the Hamilton county grand
jury against John c. Griffith, former
confidential bookkeeper of the West
lake Construction company Of St
Louis. which is in charge of the
building of the Cincinnati General
hospital. The indictments allege
Griffith obtained a total of $10,265
from the Westlake company.
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CHINESE HERBS
zee roo LUZ. c. II. d

ZEE FOO LUN. c. H. D.
Original Chinese herbsllst and founder
or the Chinese Herb institute Denver
His herbs are curing the sick by the thou
sands salt LAX. branch. IFS So Main
upstairs over Hirschmans shoe store
Was $3.50. Daily. . a. m. TO 6 y. m. 30
S: Sunday, 10 10 p. IN. m952
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HAIR WORKS

SWITCHES MADE FROM Iouh 4
ings. 81. Gail lIy 3@i9,
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help

nRIGuT YOUNG AMEECASs NOW
compose The American havy II YOU
,uliSf you will find yoursef IN gorG COM
n.nv Itra is healthy. Work ;hleresttng
silently OF sport and athletics. foreign
Cruises ana steady ,daacemont as you
become moro eomptent Unusual op-
Tor Successful cares. Free board and
lodging. pay nearly lear. Apply Navy
Reerniting station, iudge bldg. Il. Srd
South and Main o.. salt Lake Guy,
Utah. k--Ui
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MASSAGE

CALL ON MADAME ERHART AT HER
new apartment Warm SPRING. Was:
e9ef-W. s2l77
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HAVE THE AUTOMATIC WEATHER
strip put on your door and avoid tho
cold. snappy weather Was 4337-R
k2t3O
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNITURE OF ALL. KINDS WANTED.
WIZ pay you nrst.claes prices. Flshe:
& Robbins Co. 90 w. 2D1 South Wa
fatch 5l7i. e253
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CHINA FIRING
FURNITURE REPAIRING

W. WILLIAMS * SON. IG5 y STREET,
Wasatch lsi5-W Upholstering. chairs
recaned- o3a2
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PLUMBING. STEAM FITTING

j. n LUCE. PLUMBER WORK
promptly attended 10. s2i Penn ave.
Hyland 1867. bsttO
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PIANO TUNING

Wasatch l987-W SssI
G. w. EAkDI.EY. WITH PIANO AND
East 1st SO. asy
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AZ
PLY READY FOR WORK AT q, u
AND y. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDH''
5sl SOUTH 9Th EAST.
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sALARIED PEOPLE ACCOMMODATED
without delay or publicity. d. D.
Drake, s0J Scott bldg. 1884
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Wanted-Rooms and BOARD

YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WoISI =
IKE board and room IN private "a M ~
~ must oe on east side and wIthin
walking distance from town. Please stn,
rates Address L-3T. Tribune. Ssties
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AUTO REPAIRING

Bi4ACkSMITHiNG. RUBBER TIRES
and painting. Stol-er- Rushton, i5S-sO
Va <nd 80. was. ltO1- iiS
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CARPET AND RUG WEAu

UP TO DATE COLONIAL hC' r..
Hun rugs. Prices quoted or aso<
Can and sec samples. I@5 VIM
Iyland 2cs0-W.
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SALARY LOANS NEGOTIATED FOR
persons permanently employed; busi-
ness confidential III Walker Bank bldg
dl575
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

.,.-----..r>-
ClfAS. PETERSON. ~ RICHARDS sr
NaSstch 1893. none
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$1,000 OR MORE. REAL ESTATE MORT
gage Burt & Carlduist Co.. ~ Main
street
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Furnished

MopERN HOME. CLOSE In: HOT WA
ter heat Inquire Geo. .. Sch' l.. 40; 80,
c. A '-'A
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CARPET CLEANING

CLEAN AND RESTORE COLOkS IN
rugs and carpets. Hanu work; Will re-
move Oil. grease or any stain. Imported
rugs a specially: 9Ml2. Sl.o0. Frank Mar
tin. Was. 2266, b6 West First South St
ol89S
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TRACY LOAN & TRUST CO.,
IL Z lst South. me661
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COMMITMENTS
CHIROPRACTORS

CECIL CECIL. GRADUATE CHIRO-
practore Chronic and female troubles
a specially. Consultation free. Suite
fo2, 235 South Main. r23l
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OSTRICH PLUMES

PARADISE FANCY FEATHERS AND
futs dyed. cleaned and Tcmadc. IOs
So End East. ,n15%s
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WINDOW CLEANING

ARE YOUR WINDOWS DIRTY? PHoNE
National House Cleaning Co. Was
lsse. k25Ii
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DETECTIVE ACENCi

INTERMOUNTAIN DETECTIVE e
cy, 40l Boston bldg. Men ADJ
operators. All work conhdentis-
2i75.
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LAUNDRIES
STOVE and RANGE REPAIRS

RANGES CONNECTED, $3.50. WAIES
jackets cleaned, ~; l. jackets. So: stoves
repaired, L. h. Morlss. Phone Wasatch
67li-W. sl4O2
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MORTGAGE LOANS WITHOUT DELAY
FRITSCH. 2Ul-202 Felt bldg. ciS2a
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HIGH CLASS PLUMBING

81. D. COHN.
job work specially. Phone Was. soT.
k2tOT
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.

PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER AND no
tary. Paula Schultz. Wasstch $3.50
iios Boston bldg. russ0
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TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT TNPEWkITERs.
Do you want a rebuilt or practically
new type writer? We have all makes for
sale or rent Utah Typewriter Exchange
Co, 20 West 2nd South 1880
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished

5-RM MOD. COTTAGE. iTH So.
an East $25 90
T. rm mod East 3rd South .,..... 20 90
families ...'.......s......... IS 90
i-rin. mod. brick cottage. close III,
cast Hlue .s..s....... .,.s.s,s. ---'p
5-rm. mod. brick. close In, cast side Is. 0O
east aide .................... 81 so
ATTENTION. RAILROAD MEN!
3-room mod. apt, unfurnished sl5,
luIUlSitu " .
5-rm mod. cottage. bath. gas. etc. 1900
UNITED HOME BUILDERS co.
MR.. BLAKE,
New Orpheum Bldg, Was. i2S6;
m2032
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE. ~ !.
mcnt First CongreSSa ational rhorGn,
get you position frceSor charge to5Sa
phone 5S22.
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PAINTERS AND TINTERS.

THE CUT RATE PAPER HANGER
PAINTER AND TiNTER PHONE
NAoa J - tt.t-I. mS9a
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MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
Pomerpy. 80 West First North. psS1
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STUDY MECHANICAL DRAWING AND
plan readig evenings this winter. Ex-
perienced in,ructor. Utah Business Coll
leSe Rostor Bldg kl027
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UMBRELLA HOSPITAL

BRING IN YOUR CRiPPLES. PARA
soils. umbrellas repaired. recovered.
New ones made TO order. 336 State
Wasatch 1891 m6s3
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THE NAvY'S PUPOSE Is TO MAKE
in hfo The srea,r his success, the bet
Ter the Americat navy Navy training
hts men 10. useilness-in. the navy or
in civil life. Narty OF woFk aooard ship
offers many opp,tunit.os for skilled men
Pay excenent. stded according 10 compe-
fence. Apply pvy Recruiting Station.
Judge bldg. L. sra South and Main sts.,
Salt Lake City Utah. k2U32
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MONEY TO LOAN
STOP INTEREST


We give borrowers from us the privi-
IeEe OF making partial payments at any
time. stopping interest.
Oldest and largest real estate loan
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HAT FACTORY
CHIROPODIST

L, zAMBIA. FooT SPECIALIST. coN-
sultatlon free. 81 East First south
wasatch 5Os4 r2e2s
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FURRIERS

fURS REPAIRED AND REMODEL ED +.
fur work OF every description. as we'll
az taNidermy: highest class workman
slip; positively lowest prices. Hudson
Bay Fur Co. l22 Main St II
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KODAK DEVELOPING

WE DO EXPERT KODAK FINISHISG-
Utah Photo Materials CO.. 425 Main ST
k2gti
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For Rent-Stores and Offices

ATT ENTlON. MlLLlNEkS OR JEW
elers. Part OF The Nelson Piano Cos
store for rent: good location and fine dis
play windows. Call 100 h. Ind South
Phone vas oSsl. hl76a
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CUSHIONS, UPHOLSTERING

MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS Re
paired salt Lake Mattress 6e MIG
Co Fhone S299 pl555
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WASTE PAPER & CAKE

>~-~~~~~-~----~--~>- CAkt
UTAH WASTE PAPER d
Co. a. Illinssworth. manas't
Wasatch 42pi
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MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE
and others, upon their own names. cheap
rates. easy payments. confidential An
ei2o0
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ACCORDION PLEATING

Sun BURST AMI SIDE PLEATInO
6os East srd eouth. Phone Eyland
NJ BASIL
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Wanted-TO Buy
WEATHER STRIPS

WEATHER STRIPS TO KEEP OUT THE
cold. at Rivers Bros. 20 w. broadway
kl79
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
board. S27 per month. III We''
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ELECTRIC MASSAGE AND vAPoR
baths, manicurlng, etc, treatment by
special appointments. Was stta. 1911
So. Main. f2611
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DIR. ROBERT w. HALL, PYORRHEA
AND ORAI. PROPHYLAXl5. slS
KEhRNS BLDG. a23s3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-15
H0BS0N RESOLUTION TO
COMMAND A MAJORITY
BUT WON'T SEE SENATEI
Poll of House Shows Prohibition
Amendment j. Likely To Fail of
Getting TwO-Thirds Vote.

WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-THE Hob
son resolution for national prohibition
of the sale Of Intoxicating liquors will
command a majority OF votes I'm the
house, according TO a poll OF the mem
bers. but unless there is a change in
sentiment between now and Dec -
il Will fail to get the necessary two
thirds vote to send it 20 the senate for
action.
\ similar poll shows that the reso-
luton proposing constitutional
amendment granting suffrage to wom-
en- probably will fail TO get even a ma
jOrity in the house
Nearly twc-thirds OF the members
at the present time are nOn-cOmmittal
on suffrage. About one-third are out
IN the open against the HObsOn resO-
luton, with an equal number in the
open in favor of it.
When the vote in the house is taken
Georgia, Texas louisiana Mississippi
and Alabama will go solidly against
prohibition. except Mr.. HObson of
Alabama, while Virginia. oklahoma
Arkansas. North Carolina and South
Carolina will 20 sOlidly in favor Of
prohibition, Tennessee and kentucky
will divide. All are opposed To the
women suffrage amendment with the
exception of Mr.. Hobson Of Alabama,
who cannot be bound by caucus II
is the plan of the democratic congress
men representing the southern states
to have a caucus of each delegation
for the purpose of voting in 4 body.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-15
TAPERS IN WINDOWS TO
ADD HOLIDAY TOUCH

In every court house window at dusk
on Christmas eve, just before the
opening of the Christmas tree fes-
tival, lighted tapers will appear ito
light the Christ Child on His way"
This pretty expression of the senti-
ment Of the evening will be made pos
sible by the Standard Oil Co. and the
boys Of the manual training depart
ment of the high school The former
Will give 200 candles for the purpose
and the boys of the manual training
classes will make the sockets in which
the tapers Will be fixed.
Each of the singers participating in
the musical program which will take
place around the tree will wear q
badge which Will serve TO identify him
and obtain his admittance TO the court
house that night Every singer will
have place in the court house 10 stay
until his time comes 10 perform. so
that no one Will have long to remain
in the cold. Special arrangements
have been made 20 take care OF all
the school children who participate.
so that they viii be in no way en-
dangered from the exposure
The printing of the badges has been
donated by the L. =. Hardy Printing
Co. For the badges 235 Yards Of white
ribbon Is needed. i there any mer-
chant who viii be willing 10 contribute
thiS or a part of the necessary
amount
That it viii be possible to have
bugler 90 announce the opening OF the
festival L. now assured. as Capt. =. r.
Stogsdall has promised one of his best
buglers from the NOtre Dame hat
TALON.
Al a mass meeting OF the high
school chorus Monday evening Prof
r. l.. Sims talked 10 the boys and girls
on the significance of the event i'm
which they are la participate and eN-
horted them 10 do the best in their
power toward making their share. AT
least. "A great success. Much enthu-
siasm was demonstrated by the men,
hers Of the chorus following the talk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-15
Government Board Estimates
Yields Of Various Crops

WASHINGTON. Dec 15.-The crop
reporting board. department of agri-
culture. today made the following es-
Inmates OF the acreage. production
and value Of crops on Dec. l:
Corn-Acreage. 103. ABS. goo. against
10J.S2O,00O last year; bushels per
acre. 25.S in 1918 and PSI last year:
total production. 2,672.SO4.O0O bushels
this year and 2.464.9SS. 600 last year
Farm value Dec. I. 63.T cents q bushel
this year and 69.1 last. Total value,
e .702.599. .OOO in 1914 and S1.692.-
t92.00O last year.
Winter wheat-Acreage in 1914,
36.0OS. coo. and last year. 31.69e. 600:
yield per acre this year. "a bushels.
last year. I6.5: total production il
1914. 6S4.99O.0O0 bushels and iu 1919.
523.561, ,000 bushels; value Dec. I. gS.6
cents per bushel in 1913. S29 cents
Total value in 1914. S675.G3S-roO. and
in 1913. $433.9s5. zoe
Spring wheat-Acreage ia 1914.
1858. 600. last year. 1s.4S5.0O0: yield
per acre i'm 1914. lis bushels. In 1918.
Is bushels. total production in 1914.
-Q6.o2 1,0o0 bushels. in 1918. 229.SIS-
600. value Dec. l. 9N.6 per bushel.
1913. 13.4 cents per bushel. eocal value
1914. S203,o57 .oo0 1913. sI76.I2T.OO0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-15
WILSON ADDRESSES NOON
LUNCHEON OF CHAMBER

over 100 members were present
Tuesday noon at the oliver hotel at
the first get together luncheon OF
the Chamber Of Commerce since its
reorganization last fall. The princi-
pal speaker at the luncheon was Lu-
cius +. Wilson, of the American City
Bureau, who conducted the member
ship campaign here. Similar lunch
cons TO the one held Tuesday will be
held every Thursday according TO a
decision made Monday evening. An
out OF town speaker will be obtained
for each luncheon
Briefly Mr.. Wilson traced the aC-
tiVities OF the organization since the
reorganization. He pointed out that
during the first 30 days % meetings
were held at the new home on +. JEFF
tersOn blvd, and that in the last
month a. were held. \ total of 1,135
people attended. he said, and were
brought together TO do some public
service
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-15

All wheat-Acreage 1914. 53.541.-
600. 1913 5O,1S4.OOO; yield per acre,
1914. 16.6 bushels. 1918. 1872 bushels
total production 1914. S9I.OI7.O0O
bushels. 1918. 76S.3SO.OoO bushels
price Dec. l. 9S.6 cents per bushel,
1913. 1919 cents: total 1914. SS7S.-
$50. 900, 1913. $61O.122.
Oats-Acreage 1914. SS.442 900.
1913. 3S.399.OOO: Yield 29.7 bushels
per acre, 1918. 292 bushels; total
production. l.141.O6O. .0OO bushels.
1913. l,121.76S.0O0: price Dec. /. 43.S
cents per bushel, 1913. So cents: to-
tai value $49s.431.e0e. 1913. S439.-
$4,000.
Barley-Acreage. 7.565.OO0. 1919.
$4,000: yield. 25.S bushels per
acre 1913, 23.S bushels total prOduc-
Ion. 1889. .O0O. 1913. 17S.1Ss.OO0
price Dec. I, 54.5 cents per bushel.
1913. 5S.1 cents. Total value. S105.
100000. 1918. S95.7S1.0O0.
Rye-Acreage, 2.541 600. 1918. p
551 600: yield. l6.S bushels per acre.
1913. 16.e bushels. total production.
4e,779.000 bushels. 1918. 1851. 900
bushels. price Dec. 1. S6.5 cents per
busheL 1918. 63.4 cents, total value.
So. .0lS.00o. 1913. S26.220.0O0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-15
IL BELOW AT ROCHESTER
Coolest Weather of Season Recorded
Monday Night.

ROCHESTER. Dec. 15.-The gov
ernment thermometer Tuesday morn
ing here showed that the temperature
fell 10 p degrees below zero Monday
night by far the coolest of the sea-
son.
Word has been received by Mrs
Abe Berebitsky. wife of a junk dealer
here that her brother Willie Truet-
zsly. had been killed while dghunC
for Russia. i'm Poland His home was
I'm Schck. where his wife and three
children are now destitute having had
no means To save the yield OF their
apple orchard which was their sole
support. The Berebitskys viii send
aid To them.
Guy Pontius. guard on the high
school basketball team. who collapsed
near the end OF the game with Ross
vile here Saturday night when
Rochester won 33 10 -. has been
ordered to keep out OF the game for
u month. over eNertion and a col
liSl6n caused PontiuS' trouble. he he
ing delirious for three hours
Culver is here Friday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-15
TURKEY WILL SMOOTH
OUT ITALIAN AFFAIR
TO AVERT H0STlllTlES

ROME. Dee. 10. ~ The Turkish
charge d'amairs assured the Italian
foreign office today that his govern
meut would make satisfactory eN-
olanation OF the recent att9Sk on the
italian consulate at Hodeida. Calling
az the foreign office for the second
time i'm "a hours. ne said that he eN-
pected the porte's reply 10 ltalys rep
resentatlOns within a short time.
Despite the delay OF Turkey's reply.
the belief is strong here that the mat
ter will be- smoothed over without war.
d. is known that Germany has eNcrted
IT'S influence m tonstautinople 10 pre-
vent The ottoman government from
giving italy an anront that viii Head
10 hOstilities
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-15
SULTAN BLAMES
ALLIES FOR WAR
Declares Turkey Was Forced to
Begin HoStilitieS Through
Aggressive Actions of Rus
sian and Britain.

CONSTANTINOPLE Dec. 15.-Re-
sponsibility for the war was placed
upon the allies by the sultan in an
address 10 the Turkish parliament
I'VE were just in the best way TO
give reforms in the interior fresh i'm
petus when this great crisis broke up
on u.s." said the sultan. While our
government was firmly resolved to OBJ
serve the strictest neutrality our fleet
was suddenly attacked in the Black
sea by the Russian fleet. England
and France then began hostilities by
sending troops to our frontiers.
Therefore. I declared Turkey in a
state of war with these powers as ma
cessity compelled US 10 resist by
armed force the policy which has at
all times been pursued against the
Islam world by British, France which
has assumed the character OF reli-
giOuS persecution. With conformity
with a Fetwa | called all the MOslems
TO a holy war against these three pow
ers and all those who would help
them. / am convinced that our forces
On land and sea will add fresh VIC
tories in Asia and Africa to those gain
ed by the Germans and AuStrianS
against our common enemy
Special privileges our government
mas granted to foreigners having as
sumed a shape detrimental to our
right of sovereignty, were abolished,
but l am able TO state with satisfaction
that our relations with powers which
are not iuvolved in the ware are sin
cerely friendly. and especially so that
in our relations with our neighbOr,
Bulgaria ~
Brilliant Ceremonies
Tne Sultan's speech was made at the
oCening OF parliament, which was me
occasion of brilliant ceremonies. The
sultan was accompanied TO the parlia-
ment building by the heir apparent TO
the Turkish throne Goltz Pacha
Baron Won Der GOltz OF the German
navy, and a number OF Turkish
princes. Before beginning his address
the sultan held a long conference with
the Egyptian khedive who has cast
his lot with Turkey.
As soon as the sultan had departed
the proceedings of the session began
with Pres't HALL Bey in the chair.
The president in addressing the dele
gates on Turkeys position said:
War was forced upon us. This is
not a war for the settlement of any
single question nor for the restoration
of our wounded national honor. nor a
transitOry war for the defense of any
province, but a struggle for our very
life, and therefore we must hold on
till a lasting peace is secured"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-15
THE MORRIS PLAN CO.
BECOMES INCORPORATED
Papers Are Granted TO New South
Bend Organization and Also TO
MiShaWal<a Concern.

Special
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec -. Incor-
poratiOn papers have been granted to
the Morris Plan Co. OF South Bend. TO
have a capital stock of 100000 The
company is TO deal in realty bonds and
DO a general banking business. The
incorporators are John r. Haughton.
Clement Studebaker r. l.. Sensenich
and - other South Bend business
men.
The Rees * Carter Heating and
Plumbing CO. Of Mishawaka has also
become incorporated. This company
is TO have "A capital stock of $4,000.
The directors are Charles +. Reesh,
Mildred Reesh and Wilford Carter