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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-16
4oTTsFKEEPINa APARTMENTS

HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTs
6RoEp ANf5 DAUPHIN SITS. Is. z. eorl5,
INF with q rms. and baths, nlaid,s rH.'
art = rms. and bath. Apply lahis2f.
DIAMOND DIPS rms. bath. Htensn' hsfS
Ritfhen; an cor, rms. SIS, Diamond lsla v.
POPLAR I522-A Attractive hogsskeeping aPsg
and : rooms M hath ;oni fnna Title Bldg.
IN N I0rH 5T.-3 bedrooms, bath living ana
dining room kItcheneIte, untnrn nsnnt los' ls
sides. attractive r. w. olhansen, l909 AIsH
west philadelphia
THE dIRvIN, a51o Hamilton 81 q rooms .,lls ape
saatths ps5ns 1e9ISTsstt Preston b216. Or iahltqr
xse 50-55TH. s.. l62o-ss lhear Chester ave = y
Modern in every Ts;Sgeet' ,A{Ppiy ientor' on
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Logan
SALE EoEf1NS RENT AND EXCHANGE
n. NJ smith broad 81. OPP. Logan Station.
NEW JERSEY
Haddon Heights. N. ,.
TTPPINCOTT LOTS AND HOMES
HAbpoN HEIGHTS. ~ J.
National Park. N. ].
75T,SyG lows. 500 cash. SO monthly: lots e
xi5o; near trolley pai e1ny' syS o W agent with
bsdse Greater New Jersey Co. 3i 5, leth.
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
J07 ACRES. $1,000; handy to West Chester ana
Main Li9e b HES3IIp, west chester Pa
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
oIT1
js7,J,7- -YoTTR HOME by monthly paymssnts q
OWN fsfy - SO: houses loeated N Rhile snd
atn HIM worth from 81 500 20 sqz9o. Msrehahfs
Union Trust Ce.. .l2-.ls S..-ss....s ..--5-s.---
FBAt ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
II. KINDS. ALBREoHTs
a7s psd4el lts fsit fssits, alil ~. Lshigh ave.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
RENTAL LISTS
.--s. S5T5ITTg- 6i0 SOUTH 18TH,
-na 1 i5th' 10 rooms all eonvs, -.''' Wy Wy
o,s cs3 tSsllhe roomh cows key az cor. ~
-1sss Polls fi2th ana terfs2sltt,.,, ~ Ks
ltssy Tr.nten ave. Front 8 Nefrlsl,ir eNs - -
OF Redhian 81. llxth ana Lonalsi t e1 a n 4 ~
99f RACE Rses 81, 10 Es4F sg Eeegmsi s 9psn;. "a "a
aii s clifton fiish Il asS sa's ssstsT. dsSS rooms
OFFICES. BusINEss Rooms, ETC;
bRExEL RuILp5gIssd & 20 ASvn sis. rsas SEQ szsS
iHSs s5itss Fns l3s iss si56 i55. IsS $40 ss5 s5
sQltts sstfeg 10 10 rms. 500 70 4lof9.
eg9Eniss5 i5i' ~ WILLIAMS so pfexel building.
Desk Room
-------.-,z-s-- s-s- 5ss of phone, Perry Blesi
p4EsSsAss siRas ssiSays oPsn y 2a5. Ledger Central
wEsf PhILAnElRHIA
-7..7sa5S s735-Is rooms ail eonys2isnssti
LQel14. III 81 F. large yard newly gen4
elese bI30 Neahd. 80 south lzia
slsss. ~
MAIN IIkE. "a. B. 3.
EarbsEtA
4se6-tfaa 80
fk<AN g X, ,lnr eight rooms two p4tns Niie
house nnbdern eongenieneeai slt ~ =
ssa ithlssi aeetiqn; rent -
MORTGAGES
N6EEY FoR MORTGAGES
$500 $1,000 $1,000
44Eoa $1,000 $4,000
: aooD. si2 NORRIS 81
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Not Platter ng to Smith

Poor Smith was dead. In his time
he went through the ups and downs
Of life and finally departed from
this vale OF tears leaving Mrs. Smith
the sole possessor of an ample for
tune. Mrs smith tried all likely
places for an inscription that would
do justice TO her departed husband
but none would suit till she came to
the grave OF the immortal poet Burns
She ordered a similar one. which was
duly executed and ran thus; In
memory OF John Smith, manufac-
turer Of fireworks, aged "a, He Is
gone TO the only place where MS own
works are excelled ed'-ENehanse,
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JUST THE ROOM YOU WANT
Can very likely be located IN few minutes
by examining the photographs and desefip-
tions Of rooms with and without board which
ate on Gle fof your inspection At Ledger
Central, An intefiog photograph, and an-
here, 20 you can decide ihtellgenuy; free
tsrtice; test n ~.
BALTIMORE AVE- S7il-.a edmmpnlestins sa-
70 bath, woodisrd i2is i.
GREEN, i62sL2 large roorrs running water
ses range; eompletely futnd hkpg. also pet
PINE, sOp-Ideai bachelor quarters FURNISHED
single double private baths also suite, ae-
com, 4, reduced rates 10 petmanent ttnant,
SPRUCE ST.. itt5-2d-aoot uont; beautifully
furnished; runulnb water, elec, hEht phone.
SPRUCE, iiif-JTwo weil.turn. front rms sin
gle OF communicative Walnut ille W..
sPRTfCk. 2-Attraetiveiy furn. suite 2
tooms and prly. bath sum. rates gsntlsInan'
WALNUT, ii2O-Nbw, two rooms and bath,
second floor; moderate rent Apply Harry
Holahauet, 1t20 walnut 81,
i0TH. N, tBaS--Severat large upfurn rooms,
private family reasonhble. POPLAR AAil w
ieTH ST.. n, tT32-l large. cool 2d-noor rooue,
furnished unfurnihhed. private family Fhohe
Diamond g49i w, ---.--.--
2lTH NJ. iTisZLarge comfortable room, tur
rlASSd or unfutnshed; convenifnt 70 eart
DiamS1d a0TI A, Photo az Ledger CentIel.
56rH, NJ ial-ad-utoIy tronti other vacancy n.y.
cows private family; near T. Boring lp5RN
b3d and sansom--b urnished
WEST BRANCH rooms; men only menlsi
Y NJ. c. a. shower batns; near II L; Az y ins
mont 1881. Key, West 3S6
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FoR aAnE

BILLIARD, pool. combination. 2d-hand bought.
sold rented. sxch'd. Keafer. 800 Girard ave.
EsTABLisHEp MACHINE SHOP, nanufac-
turing standard nrticlesi over 5000 square
and fixtures, patents, running full tirnei con-
ndentiai Inquire P SAL Ledger once
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MONTHLY RENTAL SCHEDULE.
single rooms, without bath, out runntBg
water and new PLUMBING. 81 IL :. i22HH
Single rooms with bath. ....'. ~. 70 ~
Two-room suites, with bath ShO 70 NY
1rhree-room suites. with bath. SoO 70 Shoe
Also four magnificent bright hish-eeillns
corner suites, fronting on Broad street re-
yation Highest hotel eteyl tlon and gEe9ats ssi
hotel valges Cor niqdera'F prices 'hLAe' h-L-IAes
fhsse prices Include heat light. maid apa
room service floor and bellboy sttenaathts.
SSth teisphbhe for each suite. and elfNatoIs
for % kohrs The servant problem r thiins
OF the past here. An ideal home NE wltn
hGIeI .ore suites are nov ready Tor oeeg-
paney or reservation, WITH term or FErsncS FEsSr,S
Sltehens at reasonatls prices, with an aanli;
tional discount OF % per cent ior el ,S9n to9n
shareeA To regular guests. cheaper than ~
housgkeeping ADDRESS all communications 10
JAMES s, MCCARTNEY, o,neral Manager
MAJESTIC HGrEL
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MEN wanted daily to operate moving picture
operating the electrical inetallation OF thea-
tre and it you for q position paving $40 70
IN B payments. Keyatone school. 1910 Arch.
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BoApD1No

.U-
BROAD g. 40 (The Grnhnm)-Cool attract
lyeiy fur. rms; all eony.i table board, ~ up.
PARK. N, 9i2SLNswly furnished single rms
for gentemen with board rates very reason
able. Phone Diamond 42is -
PINE, 5aii--Large front room, for q. tgrn;
with board; priSats family. Belmont 494s y.
sPRUCE iO2S-8O-2d-hoor room, southern ek-
posure choice table board. Walnut 100 w,
SPRUCE i22i-26 (Btismondel-Furn; roomst
single, en- suite; private bnths; table board
WALNUT, 458f-2d-aoor rooms with board;
}STIf, $, iOs-Hnndsornely Furnished rooms
eycellent table. private family; phone
10TH, N, 20 = Delightful vacancies, porch,
lawn; exeeptal table, near L. Barins 2oos W.
SPRtTCFI. .YN-3O5 S. 4ist st. Miss s. NJ.
HANLEY, formerly Of Chestnut st.
OVERBROOK-G003 Drexel road; boarding.
tennis, swing nool Phone oyernrook ss,OS.
suburban
Hansbury hrst class in appointments ana
Sepshore
OCEAN CITY, y. j., Hotel Henry Home com
forts, bouratul table, 80 up; board and room,
APARTMENTS
SPRING GARDEN lOiO-Exeellent apis; "
diffeTant houees some furn.; kltcheneItes.
VIII g. 206--fwo or three rooms, bath ant
kittheuette. plEo rooms and bnth' can p'
rented separdte or toeethor, furnished or uh
flrnlshed, short DR. long term lease. 49,
55s-qSI SOL Z nth. sr.-Physieian's ofhssss
aisSS a,sSed 1pa' or .urnished with Or without pri
vnte bath; hoard optional Apply 2o2 soutt
nth at.
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sToRAeR
ROOMS FOR RENT

MiilLBoURFE STORAGE Co. q2 M 52d.
Belmont 4s2s. Carpets cleaned. West 42i.
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5afVKfE PARTY mass rent ts9iss-ls sstse q H
house hqylng slsnl s92i ~ sitasiad Il
ths ,thIssi section rent $50 fhqAe -
barth i23a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-16

APARTMENT HOTELS

Comfort without Extravasanee
THE MAJESTIC APARTMENT HOTEL
BROAD STREET AND eIRARp AVENUE
Under New Ownership.
Now Booking for Late Summer and Fall
Occupancy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
RIGHTS GRANTED
JEWS IN RUSSIA
Are Permitted to Own Property
and Live in All Cities
But Capitals.

LONDON, Sept. 11-Jews have OBJ
tanned new important concessions
in Russia for the period of the war,
including the right to dwell and own
property in all the cities and towns
except the capitals and imperial resi-
dences, according to a statement is
sued by n NJ. ROthschilds and Sons.
IL is based on a telegram from NJ.
Wischenegradski, president of the In
ternational Commercial bank OF PetrO-
grad and follows:
Firstly, Jews have received the
permanent right TO soiourn, with the
right to purchase property in ali
towns of Russia. capitals and imperial
residential towns excepted, during the
course of the war.
Secondly, rights of admission for
the Jews TO governmental scholastic
institutions have been largely in
creased. These have been pointed oIt
as being the principal desires by Jew
ish representative who have been
consulted.
"The legislative chamber and the
government are favorably disposed to-
ward further extension of rights or
the Jews"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
ARABIC POINTED AWAY
FROM SUB WHEN HIT
Capt. Finch Makes Affidavit as to
Position of Vessel When
TOrpedOed.

LONDON, Sept. 11.--According to
the affidavit made by Capt. William
Finch. commander Of the Arabic be-
fore Consul Gen. Lee Washington in
Liverpool, the torpedo struck the ship
approximately so feet forward Of the
stern on the starboard side directly
beneath the wireless house.
When the torpedo WAS fired the
Arabic'S course was approximately at
right angles to the submarine, the lat
ter being approximately 800 feet dis
tant.
simultaneously with the discovery
of the wake of the torpedo Capt.
Finch starboarded his helm with the
result that by the time the torpedo
reached the ship the Arabic was point
ed away from the submarine. Had
the Arabic held her course the tor
pedO would have struck her a direct
blow squarely amidships.
AS it was the torpedo hit about 200
feet aft of amidShips, glancing blow.
The course of the Arabic was not
changed until the torpedo was ac-
tually fired.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
ARTILLERY BUSY
ON WEST FRONT
Resumption of Duel of Big
Guns is Announced in
Paris Report.

PARIS. sept. 1.-THE great artil-
lery duel between the French and
German forces has been resumed at
the western end of the battle front,
according TO today's official communi-
Que from the war office. At various
other points fighting with bombs and
petards occurred during the night.
There was also an artillery duel on
the Lorraine front.
The text OF the communique fol-
lows
There was an uninterrupted can
nonade during the night in the sec
tors Of Neuville and RoclincOurt, as
we'll as to the south OF Arras. Be
tween the Somme and the Oise the
conflict with mines was continually
active. In the environs of Faye our
artillery bombarded the trenches and
works of the enemy.
I'm the Argonne, only lighting with
bombs and petards was reported at st.
Humbert and at Courtes Chassess.
AN artillery duel of particular vio-
Ience occurred TO the east of Eparges
as we'll as on the Lorraine front TO
the north of ArracOurt, in the forest
Of Parroy and to the south Of Lem
trey"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
SPY PLOT HINTED
IN MAN 5 ARREST
Newport Fisherman is Accused
of TreSpaSSing on Feder-
al Reservation.

NEWPORT. r. T., sept. 11.-NichO-
las T.. card. a Newport fisherman. viii
be arraigned today before Federal
Judge George II. Brown, charged with
trcspassing on the federal reserva-
ton. Rose Island, under circumStan-
Ces which lead 10 the belief that his
arrest viii uncover an extensive spy
plot
2. ne specific charge against card IS
trcspaSsinE. although he is suspected
of being either a spy or IN the employ
OF spies. With him in his auxiliary
Sioop on Aug. 26, the date OF the Of
Tense with which he is charged. was
a woman. heavily yelled in spite Of
the warm weather. but otherwise
dressed i'm the extreme or Newport
fashion.
card and his mysterious passenger
landed on the island and were walk
ing up and down the beach when dis
covered by the one guard on the is
land
This keeper, as soon as ne saw the
couple on the shore, started across
the island 10 investigate. Before he
reached them, card and the woman
passenger jumped into their boat and
made of
Rose Island is a small island. about
mile and a half out of Newport. in
Narragansett bay. on the island is a
storehouse for high explosives. gun
cotton. smokeless powder and torpedo
War heads
The strictest secrecy is maintained
IN naval circles as 10 the extent TO
which this depot - used az present
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11

CHICAGO. Sept. 11.-James +. J
Archibald. the American war CORES
pendent. who carried the letter which
resulted in the American demand for
the recall of DR.. Constantin Theodore
Dumba the Austrian ambassador has
cabled a full defense of himself from
Falmouth. England which he has
reached on his return voyage 10
America Archibald asserts that he
had no knowledge Of the contents of
the letter
THE letter from Am bassadOr Dunn
ba 20 the Austrian minister OF foreign
affairs" says Archibald in his cable
gram. was given 10 me at the foot
of the gang plank at the moment OF
sailing b. DR.. Dumba's secretary who
asked me 10 believer il. I thought il
merely was some suggestion 10 Minis
ter Burian as 20 granting me privi-
ieges at the front
There was absolutely no secrecy
or suggestion OF the letters being con-
fdential had absolutely no idea
whatever Of its contents Nor did l
know what the real trouble was un-
I'll I read il here in the papers.
II don't think Dumba thought of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
Never Knew What Was in
Message, Says Archibald

the serious position it would put me
in. He had already given me several
letters OF introduction. He probably
thought merely il was chance 10 de-
liver a note quickly and directly.
Il simply put the letter with all the
rest of my papers and with some per
sonal letters accompanying trifling
gifts from persons in New York TO
friends abroad.
The fact that 1 did not hide the
letter. which would have been perfect
IL easy should prove I was unaware
OF its natural Importance.
Il can truthfully say 1 was abso-
lutely in no way a messenger in any
sense-except as nearly every travel
er when sailing accepts note or
trifle 10 be delivered or mailed
When / left Berlin last spring I
carried letters and packages for Am
bassador and Mrs. Gerard and several
attaches in exactly the same friendly
spirit. I had asked others not 10 send
anything important. Bur this Dumba
letter. coming at the last moment 1
d.d not give IL any special thought. as
il vas handed 10 me in such very
casual manner"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
MYSTERIOUS DEATH
TO Be INVESTIGATED

ATLANTA. Ga. Sept 1.-THE au-
thorities today are investigating the
mysterious death of Alfred c. Ford.
an advertising solicitor for an after
noon paper. who sustained a fatal
wound Wednesday morning at his
home. Just after the shooting Oc-
CURED. Ford stated that the shooting
accident was accidental. the bullet
being fired while he was reRIovins a
pistol from under his pillow
Yesterday afternoon. when he was
near death. Ford stated that ne did
not do the shooting. but made no fur
ther statement. some circumstances
surrounding the affair seems also 10
indicate that the wound was not self
inflicted. Ford died last night.
The victim a few months ago came
into an inheritance OF "a substantial
amount and afterfard married Mrs
Pearl Gottheb, a pretty manicurist in
a down town barber shop.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
SHIP FOUND DRIFTING
VsnIear Black Badly Damaged b,
Hurricane.

MOBILE. Ala. Sept ia wire
less message from American-Hawaiian
line steamer OregOnian, New York to
Riverplate, received today. states that
the American schooner Vanlear Black
had been found drifting off the coast
Of St. Thomas Danish West Indies.
Capt. Davidson was considered so
badly hurt that he was taken on board
the Oregonian so that the ship sur
geOn of that vessel could give him
medical attention The Oregonian
then supplied the Vanlear Black with
provisions ard reported her position.
The schooner with a cargo of que
'racho wood, was bound for Stamford,
Conn, when hit by the hurricane.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
DUMBA DOES NOT
EXPECT SUPP0R.
Says Country Could Not AffOT
to Take Public Stand-VOn
BernStorff Silent.

NEW YORK. Sept. 11.-Ambass
dor Dumba told friends today he d
not expect his government would r
place him with another official OF n
ambassadOrial rank. He expects a
appointment of one of his staff TO a
as charge d'affairs until the end OF d
war.
It was accordingly reported TIA
Baron Erich ZWiedlinek Won Sude
horst. counsellor. VIII become head
the embassy
DR.. Dumba was also quoted as sa
ing ne did not believe Washington
request for his recall would distu
the friendly relations between 2
government and the United Stat.
Although Austro- Hungary may sl
port his position i'm spirit IL does n
desire 10 voice 10 in official iangual
If she did" said the Information
News Service informant "Austri
Hungary would be placed In a positi
where she could De accused OF see
ing 90 interfere with the eternal q
fairs OF this country. Her position,
course. would prove untenable."
Or. Dumba spent most Of the a
consulting with Count Won Rernstof
the German am bassadOr the Austri
consul general Alexander Won Nub
AID various attaches Who brought hi
reports.
Count Won BernstOrff refused 20 al
cuss the washington stories that Cal
Won Papen, his military attach
might be found persona non graf
by the Washington government.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
FINALS ARE ON TODAY
Tennis Players wiz Compete on \
VI. Court.

Finals in the Y. NJ. G. A. doubles
tournament which has been carried on
for the past two weeks are 10 be
staged this afternoon. weather condi-
tions permitting. Jernegan and Smith
meet Forster end ElmOre in the semi
mails while Sylvanus and ThorwaTd
play Hubbard and Warner These
matches Will be played at o'clock
and Immediately following the win
ners Will compete in the finals.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
FACTORIES WILL CLOSE
ON FIRST DAY OF FAIR
Several Plants to Close at Noon.
divers TO Take Entire Day
on.

Following the other announcements
Of merchants and manufacturers who
Will close all. or part OF next Tues
day TO allow employees 10 attend the
opening OF the Interstate fair. the
Oliver Chilled PlOw works announces
that their plant Will be closed all day.
Wilson Bros Shirt company will close
at noon The Dodge plant and the
WOODEN company of MlshaWaka have
stated that they will close at noon
and doubtless many others who have
not communicated with the committee
will make similar arrangements.
HorseshOeing shops will be clOseo
every afternoon during the fair, ac-
cOrding TO an announcement by Pres.
schumacher Of the HOrseshoers' as
sOclatiOn, Saturday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
ACTUAL SLAYERS OF
WOMAN STILL FREE

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-After more
than two days of work by the New
1 ork police department, the actual
slayers Of Mrs. Elizabeth G. Nichols,
wealthy widow murdered by robbers
who got away with $1,000 in jewels,
today were still at liberty
Inspector FaurOt. in charge Of the
man hunt, admitted that his detec-
tives were up against a snag.
Edith Langfeldt. the Nichols maid.
who with Talas is held rs "a material
witness. has added % her first story
the statement that one OF the robbers.
masked. was in the house a consider
able time before the robbery and kill
ing
The man is a friend OF Talas, she
said. and was frequently in the Nichols
servants quarters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
THREE HELD FOR THEFT
Are Accused of Taking LOcket From
Negro Woman.

Three young negro men were ar
raigned i'm city court Saturday morn
ing for the theft of a gold chain and
diamond set lOcket from one Vanity
Grady. The lOcket was said TO have
been worth $175. All three entered
pleas of not guilty, and their cases
were continued until Sept. II. They
gave their names to the desk SER
geant at the police station as follows:
Eddie Montgomery. 127 1-2 Colfax
av.; Clarence Pierce, lis Polk St,
and Harry More 127 1-2 ". COlfax
aV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
WILL VISIT AT FORT WAYNE
Mayor and Park Board Will Make
Trip Sunday.

Mayor Fred w keller and all
members of the park board will visit
Fort Wayne. Ind, Sunday. having
been in receipt of an invitation from
that city for some time TO visit and
inspect its system of parks. The trip
Will be made by automobile.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
WILL MEET IN OCTOBER
Social Center Clubs TO Take up Win
ter Work Soon.

Social center work at the kaley and
Laurel school Will begin about oct. I.
The Kalev social center will start its
second year, while the residents in the
Laurel school district Will organize
for the first time.
At the first meetings officers for the
year Will be elected by both organiza-
tions. Mrs O. +. Gelbrich will again
take an active interest in tiie Kaley
social center
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
BOMBARD TURK CAMPS
Much Damage is Done by British
DestrOyefs.

from Autylene state that English de-
stroyers, cooperating with allied war
planes, bombarded the Turkish camps
at Avail on Wednesday and inflicted
great damage Many Turks We're
killed or wounded
a second squadron of warplanes
successfully bombarded the Turkish
fartifcations a Smyrna.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
BURGLARS ENTER HOME
Get Watch and Handbag at 1915
Riverside Drive.

ShillingtOn, 1875 Riverside dr., and
obtained a gold watch and a hand
bag containing $3.50. According to
Mr.. SehB'tngtOr's report 90 the police
depart: ut none of the family was
1T hOr =. Detectives Dietl and Shirk
investigated, but as yet have been un-
able to locate either the articles TAX
en- or the thieves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
GOES BACK TO PENAL FARM
Jim O'DonneIl Gets III Days When
Arraigned i'm Court.

James O'DOnnell, after an interim
of less than three days from a former
sentence of 141 DAYS at the Indiana
penal farm. was sem back to that in
stitution saturday IN Orning from City
court He was arraigned for intOX-
icatiOn O'Donnell is one of the most
picturesque characters in police cir
cles. having been arrested, according
10 officials, more times for intoxication
than any other man in the city
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11
PREPARES TO BATTLE
Villa Forces Have Not Evacuated
TOrreOn.

WASHINGTON, Sept 11.-State
departments advices today indicated
that Gen. Villa, instead of eyacuating
Torreon. is going to make a strong
stand against the advancing Carran-
zistas there. Generals Obregon and
Trevino. two of CarranZas ablest gen.
erals now in the field against Villa,
have gone from Monterey to Paredon
TO plan the campaign against TorreOn,
consular advices from Monterey said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-11

NEW HANE\, Conn, sept IL
One thousand employees Of the Ma
honal Folding Box and Paper Co. s
factory are out OF work today as a
result OF strike Of 200 girl employees
OF the factory. whose demands for an
cight-hour day and a % per cent in
crease in all piece work wages were
refused.