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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WHITCOMB & KELLER.
S-rOom modern house, Portage av.
S-room modern house, Sherman av
Groom modern house, Allen St
7-room house, n. O'Brien st.
S-rOom house. l.. Bowman st
Groom modern house, +. Lasalle av.
Broom modern bungalow st. Louis blvd.
Groom house Cheap, L. Cedar St
Terms-Cash or Payments.
Small tract for trucking In and near the
city /: improved or unimproved
u acres well improved. with fruit OF all
kinds; 1-ro0m house, and well equipped
for chicken raising.
Will consider exchanges for farm land.
WHITC0MB x KELLER,
Jefferson Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED acre farm

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED acre farm
Penn township: all stock. tools and ma
chinery. \ 20 acre tract in Clay township
house, barn and orchard; DC fare. 315
acre farm on Niles car line; Toe fare; new
buildings. a 40 acres on Niles car line
Toe fare. No buildings; a bargain. Also
for sale exchange, improved and va
cant I'm any part OF the city. See me for
bargains in all kinds Of real estate. James
6225.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS.
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SUPPLIES.

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SSS$ BLEs TO YOUR EMpLoYER 81
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
BEDFORD Is DRY.

BEDFORD. Ind, Nov. 23s-Bedford
remains in the dry column today,
following yesterdays local option cleo
ton in which the "drys" polled a ma
iority Of go votes. Bedford has been
dry" for the past seven years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
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QUICK LOANS. :
, Any amount from 50 TO $3.50 on
, furniture, pianos. live stock, farm =
ing machinery, etc. az 2 per cent =
8 per month and legal charge for =
loan. =
E DIAMOND LOANS A SPECIALITY. :
If you need money and cannot =
: come 10 our office. write or phone =
> us and we viii have our representa- :
tive call on you. =
Loans made in all parts OF St
: Joseph county. q
SOUTH BEND CREDIT co =
: Home IVA. 100 E. jefferson Blvd :
i.sss neutrality-suspicious.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
INDUSTRIAL LOANS.
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THE NORRIS PLAN COMPANY.

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90 Think of this-Iess than 1 per oC
90 cent per month. oC
90 AMOUNT? rom $500 to $4,000. oC
90 TIME? From q months to / year oC
90 SECU -.IT1i Your PERSONALLY %
90 signed note. OF
90 BASIS OF EDIT?CHARACTER. o,
90 PAYMENTS Weekly, semi month o,
90 ly or monthly. o.
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90 rover Of excessive interest o,
90 charges. o,
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90 LOCAT JN7 POI S. Main Street o,
90 Opp. Post Office. OF
90 HOURS? 8 a. M. TO p. m; - on OF
90 days 3 a. IN. TO p. m; Satur- Ot
90 days . a IN. to p. m. OF
90 PHoNESG Bell 5s2; Home 6199. o.
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90 money.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
FARM LANDS.
1907 DISCOUNT SALE
DECEMBER 7TH-ONLY

DECEMBER 1IH-ONLY
Last excursion this season leaves Chi
cagO noon, Dec. eth. As special inducement
we will allow 10 per cent discount from
regular price 1000 acres set aside for this
special sale in Mason Co., one OF Michi-
gans best counties; suitable for general
farming, stock, poultry, fruit; near towns,
railroads, schools. Prices $11 to SIS
per acre; on terms Of $50 down and IS
monthly on each 40' acres: down payment
must be made on ground. Besides 10 per
cent discount You save 81 to 81 per acre
by buying now as prices advance these
amounts In spring. If you really want
land don't miss this splendid chance.
Looks like biggest excursion OF season.
Don't be afraid OF weather; usually good
in this district until Xmas. Write at once
for full information, book and may free,
and arrange TO go. George w Swigart.
owner, B-1247 First National Bank Bldg,
Chicago Ill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23

YOUNG MAN WANTED-One who under
stands amateur finishing in kodak de-
partment Steady employment. Address
R-l23. News Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
STEWED CHCKEN.

Thanksgiving eve, at Jake Hoff-
mans Buffet, PA y. Michigan St
Every one welcome Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23

It's done for you In a jiry at. the
shop with the green and white Sign.
Up-to- the minute equipment, work
that's unbeatable Shoes called for and
delivered without extra charge.
THE QUALITY SHOE REPAIR co.
b 44O4. $50 y. Michigan St III. 62S4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23

Observation-Disclosures
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SIS On household goods, Pianos, and SIS
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SIS care Of all Of these obligations and SIS
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SIS THINK 1T OVER. SIS
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SIS and explain our method. SIS
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23

YOUNG MAN WANTED-TO learn bar
Der trade. 900 VlStula nv.
AN FLLIOTTFYISHER operator will
learn something 20 his interest by an
swerinr this al stating his experience ON
the Elliott Fisher Machine. Address Box
2O0-B. News-Times.
FARM HAND WANTED - Experienced.
Home phone 4f0S
SALES MANAGER 70 represent Elliott
Fisher Bookkeeping. Billing and Book
Recording Machines In this vicinity on a
salary and commission basis. Splendid
onpOrtunity for advancement 10 the man.
aCement OF our larger offices In reply
ing state whether YOU have operated Eli
Oft Fisher Machines. give selling eNper-
fence and bookkeeping experience. AppH-
cartons strictly confidential. Address r.
n Buswell. Vice President, II y Frank.
lin st. Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
HOUSES FOR RENT

CLEVELAND Az, 514 - FOR RENT
Eight room modern house. Inquire
Home phone 6431; Bell 4031
nth ST. 7O2 NOR RENT-River
Park. : room cottage. Bell 262.
SAMPLE ST. 226 f. FOR RENT-7-room
house S1325 per month. W. r. Perish
ing. 1874 y. Michigan ST. Home phone 2012
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
OUR CUSTOMERS RECOMMEND Us.

Let US design you n suit or
gown that is DIFFERENT.
we make frocks for all occasions.
Fur coats remOdeled I'm the latest
style.
THE FASHION SHOP.
III W. Wayne St. Home phone S072.
YOUR DRESS KER."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23

DONALD ST, 412 E=FOR RENT
House OF good sized rooms. Rent only
S.. Apply Immediately to John Roth, "a
w jeff. Blvd. Home 1881
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
BUSINESS OPPORT-NITB- :.
(Continued)

WILL BUY interest I'm good manufacture.
ing business Describe fully for atten-
ton. Address Box B-13O, News-Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
HOUSES FOR RENT
(Continued)

FOR RENT - Six-room modern house
Home phone 2127.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23

FARM HAND WANTED - Experienced.
Home phone 4f0S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
AUCTION SALES and AUCTIONEERs
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Sunday evening. Crochet Scarf on
y. Mich. st. Under please call Home
SO05
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
NAMES YOU OUGHT TO KNOW.

SPIRELLA Corsets. Bell 34Is: Home 1898
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
FEMALE HELP WANTED

EXPERIENCED MAN AND WIFE WANT
ED-To work on farm by the year. Call
Home 1923
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23

FOR RENT-Part Of store room Floor
space about Sx1S with window privilege,
and additional storage room. Call Home
2472 between IL 80 and 1880
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23

YOUNG MAN WANTED learn bar
Der trade 900 Vistula nv.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-04
RAP SCHOOL
IN REPORT
State Institution Al
Lansing Is Hard
Hit

LANSING. Mich. Nov. A com
plete revolution In the methods OF
conducting the State Industrial
School for Boys at Lansing. is de
manded In . special report maue &c
Gov Ferris by Supt. OF Public In
Strlc,icn Fred [. Keefrr aud bis
deputy. John Munson. who had been
asked by the governor TO invcs,i
gate the school.
.,'.,.nugh the report will not b.
0ltcn Tn the public untl the hoard
of trustees I'll the institution has
had a. chance to ac:, IL Is known
that It rips to pieces the education
nj methods In vogc, at the insti
tuition. Several recommendations
are made. II Is hinted. among the
chief OF which Is that complete med
teal inspection be Instituted at the
scnool and that no person other
than the superintendent and q
night Waterman be permitted To
spend the night on the grounds.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-04
WH|T[OCK
RETURNING
iii, Minister to Belgium
Gets Two Months
Leave
By UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE Of
fetal explanation that American
Minister Brand Whitlock. of Bel
GUM. Is returning on two months
leave because OF ill-healtb was
generally accepted here today. .Ru-
mors persisted. however. that Whit
locks request for vacation was
Involved with popular German dis
favor over his conduct of the case
OF Edith Cavell.
Bearing out the Official explana-
ton, state department officials
pointed out today that Whitlock
was confined TO his bed and too Ill
to conclude the Cavell negotiations.
Secretary Hugh Gibson, Of the
American legation, acting.
That Whitlock has been on the
verge of a nervous and physical col
lapse. was reported. He Is expected
to make personal report on the
Cavell incident and other matters
IN Belgium to Secretary of State
Lansing before going to rest at his
nome In Toledo. Ohio.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-04

cials made hurried run to the
burning steamer. ana instantly pro-
nounced me fires incendiary. SLOW
burning fuses are thought TO have
been used
Since the outbreak of the war.
fires on sugar ships bound for allied
ports have occurred almost daily.
Cover nmeht officials have been
working on the cases. and Il has
beeh hiLted that Robert Fay, one
VI the men in custody for alleged
conspiracy to blow up munitions
ships. has been linked with former
fres.
The sugar was in sacks. and the
fire and wafer transformed the hold
into sticky mass OF brown syrup
Detectives to-day were combing the
water front for suspicious charac-
tiers.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-04
Man GRABS
PR0WIlER
w. S. Watson Holds In
truder For Police;
Thieves Are Busy

Awakened at 8 o'clock, Wednes-
day night, by the sound of footsteps
on the lower floor of his home, W
S. Watson. OF No. aaA -hird-ave., in.
vestiga;ed ana round man prowl-
ing about the house. Watson took
the prowler by surprise and had him
In his grasp before the man could
make his escape. He overpowered
the burglar. and then called the po-
lice OF the ninth precinct station.
At the station. the man gave his
name as Jack Corter, and said he
had no home He was unarmed. a
fotmal charge of breaking and en-.
tering in the night was placed
against him.
While Mrs. Fred Roth. OF NJ. $50
Bellevue-ave.. slept, Wednesday az
iernoon, from 2 to 4 o'clock. a
sneak thief entered her home and
stole so that she had concealed in
one OF her stockings. She was not
awakened by the thief. who made
good his escape
The home OF Harry Berman. at
No. 2s6 Mullett-st. was burglarized
about 4 o'clock Wednesday after.
noon, the thieves taking gold
bracelet and ioc'et, valued at IS.
Asking Alfred c. K-osh, of No.
l4s Davison-ave.. Highland Park
while on a woodward-ave. car, Wed.
nesday afternoon. II he co"ld change
S. bill for him. an identified
man grabbed Krogh's rc',. az SCOT
as he had drawn II irori .iis rocket
and ju~ped from the r before he
could be stopped. The roll amount
cd TO $40. Krogh left the street car
at the next corner. but the man
could not he found.
A peddler entered the store OF
Mrs. Paul Envy, No. ~ Vanderbilt
ave-. at $3.50 o'clock. Wednesday NJ.
terpoon. asked her 10 buy some ap-
rles and left. A minute later she
discovered that her purse. contain
ing SIC. which lay on the counter.
had been stolen. She notified the
police of her loss. but the thief has
not been apprehended.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-04
USES HIS MEDALS
AS PAPERWEIGHT

HTAWATHA. Kan. Nov. 4.-Gold
medals for prize crops are so nu-
merous with s. G, Trent, OF lila
watha. who has been designated at
the Panama-Pacific exposition as
champion corn growes for Kansas,
that he used -, prize medals as
parer weights in his, mill office.
Trent has no formula Of secret
practice that enabled him to raise
the III bushels to the acre and win
'he prize. The corn was grown on
his fathers farm Ave miles south.
west Of town. In field of rs acres
Trent measured ~ an acre. planted
Boone county white corn. cultivated
" Just as he would an ordinary
crop. and gave II no special atten-
ton OF anv kind The corn grew
and made him 1T bushels
The Detroit times., 1915-11-04
I.SSIJE WARRANT
FOR. WON ANS
ALLEGED SLAYER

A warrant. charging horicide. has
been ISSUED for Nathan German, OF
No. 376 Canneld-ave. east, and has
been sworn to by Louis Newfield.
Of the same address. whose wife.
Bertha. 26 years old, was slain In
her bed. Monday morning.
Although the city has been scour-
ed by detectives and outside de-
partments have been given descrip-
tons OF German. he IL still at large.
German obtained about $S5 for a
diamond ring taken from the fingers
Of the dead woman. and is believed
to have used the money In making
his escape.
German was seen TO leave the
house on the run after the murder.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-04
VILLA KILLS
.2AMERICANS
Two COlOnists Shot
Down By Leaders
Own Hand
BY UNITED PRESS.

Ell PASo. Texas. Nov, f.-The
bodies OF Two American Mormon
colonists, reported shot down by
Gen. Villas own hand, were
brought into Casas Grandes, Chi
huahua, today.
villa had impressed the Americans
and their teams into service at Ca
:as Grandes several days ago Ia
haul his ammunition when he be
gan his march on Aqua Prieta
When the Americans reached Ojitos
Pass, Sonora. they asked for their
release from service.
Villas reply was co,d-bloodedly
10 shoot them down. a friend load
ed their bodies on a wagon and
brought them back across the Chi
huahua desert to their families. One
NJ the Americans has been identi
fed as a member OF the Taylor fam
ily.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-04

- ro-n vile, he would burn up n
pic OF newspapers. other times.
sue said, he put the torch to some
OF her Slothing Finally. he melted
Indlenation. Mrs. Vendt told her
story To Judge Hosmer, Wednes-
Gay afternoon, and was granted q
divorce
Nner spending three day. NJ the
hoard Of Commerce.. meetInw De-
,.olt manufacturers. Stanley H.
rose. export trade adviser with the
snueu states bureau Of foreign and
Domestic commerce, has left for To-
ieuo, re saw several OF the leading
automobile manufacturers while
mere and declares that II the pres
en- foreign demand for american
automobiles keeps up the export
Tor the present calendar year Will
reach yl2o.00o.00o or more.
.Hoiidsy MN" Msrss. who n ont for
the shcrtm's office. II prepared TO
seek a supreme court decision on
the question OF whether or not HIS
candidacy for sheriff can he consid-
tor Murtha. of the Second district.
who was compelled to withdraw
from the race for recorder Martz
IL member OF the hou-e OF rep
restntetives. He viii take up the
question when he nles his primary
petition. Meanwhile he is actively
campaIc ming.
When the men snd women csnvas~inG
committees who sr~ trying 20 raise
800 600 patriotic fund In Wind
sor started out. Thursday morning.
paign. approximately so 900 had
been deposited to- the executive
committees account In Windsor
banks. Returns from factories are
expected Thursday evening. and
If hA ". a
that these will net AZ least SEQ 900
more. Friday will be the last dav
OF tho campaign. and II ,s expected
that there will he No difficulty in
acquiring the 10000 needed to
complete the fund.
The Detvoit PoIiticsi ssd civic league
has decided 10 ask em-ioyers at
1abo- In this city TO ind positions
for 700 paroled men who report tn
Capt. James Mcdonnell. chief pro-
bation officer OF the county. A
COMMITTEE" composed OF Mrs r J.
JefYries. Mrs John Trix. Mrs Ralph
Garlick and Mrs T. c Greenwood
was appointed to undertake this
work Sio'he. are also TO be fur r,,;
make a suitable appearance. \
resolution was carried asking presi-
dent Wilson to assist In br'~Ri-S
about n council Of neutral notions
with the object OF obtaining peace
In Europe.
The r~eresticn e~mmissisa n not ~
sble for ssy dama-e dove by eN.l-
dren To property adjoining the pub
lie Fairgrounds. according TO an
opinion given eupt la W Jayne
bv Assistant Corporation Counsel
william r. Ta~srev. Wed~csda
Neither IL the comrrtss,on liable for
accidents to tho children while on
the Fairgrounds. In the opinion o.
the assistant corporation counsel
Considerable damag~ was done to
property adjoining the plsyErou"ds
by careless children du-ing the
summer play period The corn',r's-
sion supplied competent Instructors
70 safeguard the childre- during
piav and very few accident r"-
ports have been received BY the
commission.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-04
MILK FUND BALL
IN THE STATLER

For the purpose of providing the
babies In the House of Providence
with pure milk and plenty Of IT,
the Milk Fund association will give
a ball Friday evening, in the Ho-
tel Statler. This annual social af.
fair Is the one means the associa.
ton has for raising the amount
necessary to provide for The little
ones.
All OF the boxes have been taken
and the sale Of tickets has been
gratifyingly large. Mrs. Louis
Hamper and Mrs. Il. s. Melchers
general chairman and vice-chair
man of the ball, have had the eff
cient aid of the following sub-com
mittees; Printing and tickets, Mrs
James Mcnamara, chairman; Mrs
James +. Danaher. Mrs. Kurt King
Mrs. Louis Mendelssohn. Mrs. Johr
p Dawson: music, Mrs. Charles n
Stevenson, chairman. Mrs. A. II
ottlnoTtCHeT, MTs MuIl IH II Ndi
win. Mrs. Russell @. Finn: boxes
Mrs. Edward j. Corbett, chairman
Mrs. NJ. Smith Bourke, Mrs. l. r.
Denuis: refreshments. Mrs. Edwar'
]. Hickey, chairm"n. Mrs. Vincent
d. Cliff. Mrs. william O'Loary'
press. Miss Maude Hclson, chair
man. Mrs. David SOFT, Mrs. Alfred
Y. Doughty. Mrs. August Goebel "
Mrs. Howard u Osgood; deoora
tons. Mrs. Herman Darnsiaeiter
chai-mpn. Mrs. Frnuk G. Cork. He
Austin ". Morev Mrs. Ray Danaher
Mrs Albert A. Mart1.
The following youne men will rc'
90 the roo~ ~or,mittoo for tho bill
I"hn p. Sca'len. William J Mes
HIT. James W. Bol~ar. v. r. Hen
de-son. GEORGE ]. Brett Joseph 7
Hickey. Joseph Y M"c~a'h. How
I'D Y. Eaatio~. rdv,a-I ! Diehrich
C'nre~ce A. NIX T-s1a-'ek " n
vi-e. nor~Id Cav TORN = Rvnn
r-res. Stct'. Cor,al'rs Long. Car
1v'e '"~~ Paul camper. and Franz
J. willette.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-04
SOLDIERS LETTER
TELLS on CARNAGE
AT DARDANELLES

II am one of 80 left of that splen-
did regiment OF Lancashire lads"
In these words. Private Arthur
Jackson. of the First Lancashire
Fusihers, describes the terrible car
mage which attended the landing OF
the British forces at the Darda.
nelles. Jackson's experiences are
told In letter TO his uncle. Il. G.
Peck. of Walkerville. Hundreds
upon hundreds Of soldiers lost their
lives before they ever set foot on
shore. and great masses OF those
who were lucky enough to reach
and were moved down when they
were ordered to charge the Turkish
position, says the letter.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-04
VETERAN
IS DEAD
General Sternterg Was
Well known In.
Detroit

WASHINGTON, Nov. brig.
Gen. George NJ. Sternbcrg, retired.
surgeon-general OF the army from
1898 to 1902, and Civil war vet
eran, died last night In his home
here. He was n years old. q M.
tive OF Otsego county. New York,
and served In government service
through the cholera and yellow
fever epidemics. Gen. Sternbere
was the author OF a number of med
ical hooks.
Gen. Sternberg was well known
In Detroit DR.. J. q. English OF this
city, was his cousin. An aunt
Mrs. Anna Y. Taylor. lives at No
81 Commonwealth ave.