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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-16

FOR RENT-S-rOom modern house with
1851.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-16
AUTOMOBILE WANTED.

Who has an automobile, passenger.
weight about ZOO pounds TO exchange for
good vacant lot. balance cash7 INQUIRE
smith Realty Syndicate. 723-I24-T25 J. NJ
:. Bldg. Bell 10. 2541 Home 24So.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-16

FOR RENT-G room cottage. +. Dayton
St Bell 4011
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-16
FOR RENr-oFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Offce rooms either single ~
ensuite. building Is centrally located
elevator service and other modern con
veniences. Are your Offices properly kept
upI Janitor service included In rentai
Office and everything s. kept IN erst class
condition. Apply DR.. Z. r. Dean. Dean
Building
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-Flat over dwelling. rooms
and bath. Large front porch. NeWl!
decorated Modern except heat 81 y
Scott St Inquire J11 Harrison av
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

THEATER FOR SALE-CfOod motion pic
ture house. A bargain X taken al cncp
Owner wants % leave city. Il w. 52S =
Main ST. Elkhart.
in Indiana: two large buildings: fun
equipment power machinery: employs
from 70 men, capacity 80 launches
yearly can be expanded bargain at the
price. Preston II Miles. Syracuse Ind.
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OFFICE HELP.

BUSINESS NIEN-When in need of COM
petent office help. call Kelley Business
school. Bell 943 Home 24S4.
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FOR RENT-Flat Home 16's. Bell $40.
FOR RENT -Four and six-room. strictly
modern fiat. Rent S15. Inquire Jl1 +.
South. Home 5160
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-16
Strong, Vigorous, Healthy Men
FaScinate All Who Come in
Contact With Them.

TO you know that a fine, strong,
II clear-eyed, strOng-nerved man
is the most powerful influence In
the world? His faculties are all
normal and evenly balanced; he
loves life for itself: he conquers
obstacles that the weakling
would tremble at; he casts good
cheer about him; he fascinates all
men and women who come within
the sphere of his manly influence.
Do YOU knaw that the so-called
Magnetic influence" is nothing
more than the personal magnetism
of the strong robust, healthy man
who exerts it? Therefore. If we
restore your health, strength, vigor
or vitality we give you the strength
of the vital Manly Man. 1t mat
tiers not how or when you lost your
vitality or how you contracted your
disease or what your present con-
dition is or how many remedies
YOU have tried. whether you are
yOuES or elderly, short or tall, II
YOU are liable we will giv1 you
lust the result y0II are looking for.
II we can show voc q sure and
never failing way by which you
can be restored to cUT>n'ete
strength. then we can make you
well, vigorous and capable. as
buoyant of spiEit, as fascinating OF
manner.
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FOR sALE-HOUsEHoLD GOODS

AUCTION -FridGy, / 40 Corner
OF Lindsey and Harrison av. Household
goods Come. Must clear out old church.
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J. w. THOMAS is invited 20 the Pearl
Stock COmpanys performance Of 1.-The
Master Mind" at the Oliver this week, rs
the guest of The News Times.
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Call at Our Office for Private
Examination.

Z FIFTEEN minutes is all the con-
Il sultatiOn and examination will
require. Then you will know the
exact truth about your condition.
We don't charge one cent for this.
or do not want you to feel obli-
gated. But we do want the OppOr-
tunity to convince you that suffer
ms and worry is foolish and that
we CAN cure you.
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We Can Make You Well,
Strong and Vigorous il You
Come to Us in Time.

IlTG have made q life work OF
w specializing on these peculiar
diseases. We have advanced many
new methods which have proved
wonderful in their effect Hun
dreds OF grateful people whom we
have cured gladly recommend us
privately. but through mOdesty re-
frain from doing so in print. You
have no time TO waste IL you are
afflicted. Come to US at once.
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WANTED-Business men, we have a fine
class Of stenOgrapners graduating, rapid,
accurate. mostly high school graduates
and x-teachers,-sOme with office expert
ence. Call Bell sol or Home SOL. The
South Bend Business College.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-16
FOR sALE-HOUSEs.
FOR SALE.

FOX SALE
HOUSE To BE REMOVED.
Tnp green frame house. corner OF alley
just east 81 Epworth hospital. 70 be sold
for cash. 10 be removed ar once Csl
j. GREENEBAUA
21s =. Michigan 81
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FOR SALE-HousehOld goods, at once.
S11 W. Washington av.
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FOR SALE-POULTRY

s c W. LEGHORN eggs from the noted
Briggs -. W Young strain, 500 per =,
$500 per 100. 30 per cent fertility guar
auteed r. q. Annis. Lakeyiue, Ind. Home
phone 1912
FOR LE-ThorOughbred white wyan
dotte eggs for Matching. &c setting
Home phone 5l62. 730 \. Hill.
FOR SAIE-Whfre leGhorn chicks, To-;
hens 1Jc. incubatOrs, $3.50 10 SO 2sO8
< Main. Bel 1905
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WE FILL POSITIONS StenOgraphers
typists dictaphOnists. bOokkeepers. audi
tors, office managers. credit and cost
men, private secretaries, general office
people. Register free-NOW. Thomas
School Of Stenography & Typewriting
Emp. Dept. Licensed Emp. Agency,
Free service. Can Bell 1905 Home 221O for
office people.
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AGENTS WANTED.
OFFICE HELP.

WANTED-YOung people. begin a course
OF office training now. Scores placed In
positions the past four weeks. This is the
time TO prepare at the South Bend Bust
ness College. our new catalogue free
request. See the interior of our handsome
new college building. Write, call or
phone Bell SOL, Home 5551.
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FOR RENT-FARNT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-One unfinished room call
or address $40 Georgia av.
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IF YOU WISH TO STAND AT THE
HEAD OF A PROFESSION THAT PAYS
make good use of the Spring and Summer
months Qualify for StenOgraphy, Book
keeping, Craftsmanship, etc. You can ac
cOmphsh this In the shortest possible time
at the KELLEY BUSINESS SCHOOL, 100
r. Wayne St. South Bend. Ask for cata-
lOgue and special proposition. Bell 943
Home 24S4.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP wANTED-rEMALrz.

|
| Woman Tor general house
work Apply at once at 726 " Jeffer-
son.
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WANTED-Houses 70 rent American
Trust Co. Real Estate Dept.
The Washington times., 1915-05-12
THE PLACE FOR THE FLEET

1t Is said that the naval authorities
have not yet decided whether they
will permit the feet to pass through
the Panama canal to the Pacific, as
was planned some time ago.
A safe guess is that, though the
definite decision may not have been
recorded as yet, the fleet will not be
allowed to go to the Pacific now.
There are two excellent reasons for
this.
One Is that the fleets business is
In the Atlantic at this juncture. No
need going into details on this point.
The other is that the present con-
dition of the canal does not invite
experiments with it, involving the
possibility that it might get into the
Pacific and then, because of another
slide at Culebra, be unable to come
back by the same route. 1t would be
the height of folly to risk such a
disaster, and the record of the
Culebra slides in recent months
makes it reasonable to assume that
there is very real danger of such a
thing happening.
The Washington times., 1915-05-12
MANY EVENTSL|STED
FOR CAPITAL TODAY
Meetings and Entertainments to
Be Held in Every Section Of
City by Various Societies.
Today.

Convention. Washington district of the Ep
worth League. Anacostis NJ. e, Church
Lecture "Pacinc Defense" DR.. Frank Buf-
fnston Vrooman. Home Club. Il Jackson
place northwest. s:l6 p. m.
Con' ention, American Federation of Arts
small ball room. New Willard. 10 a. m
Entertainment. large ball room. p. m.
SUPPER dance. rcd room New Willard. p. m.
banquet hall. Raleigh. Q a. IN. Dinner. I
DsssIs, sos; society Of the law school and tn.
School. auditorium of school, p. m.
Annual Convention. District member. Of
Rauschers 3p. m. Banquet $50 D. m.
Address. Mrr Court F. Wood. before chaplin
Union, W. G. r u. 622 Sixth street north
Meeting, Corn.cticut Avenue Citizens As.o-
ciation, assembly hall. Army and Navy
Annsni 5sPfFI1Hry msss ssn0G @..hins,on @ s. FRS,
Association, lecture hall. Public Library. s
Masonic-Grand Lodge, St. Johps Mite As
sociation; Columbia. No; i; Mount Pleas
ant. No. 1s, Royal Arch Masons; Naomi.
No. 2; Brookland; No. Il. Eastern star.
Columbian; 10. |, ,encappment;.
Sins no. s rnon SG Nc
No. @S; Washington Company. No |. Uni-
form Rank; Friendship Temple, No .,
Woodmen Of the worId-Pe,omac Camp, No
9; Maple Camp. No. 10: Willow Grove No.
s. ladies' Circle: National Camp. No. 3,
Boys OF Woodcraft.
National Union-Postofnce Department Coun-
Gil. Interior Council.
Royal Arcanum-District Council.
B. F. O. E.-Washington Lodge. No. IS.
knights of Columbus-Carroll Council. dan
cling party.
Rehearsal. singers OF Columbia Triumphant
in Peace" lecture hall. Public Library.
p m.
Meeting Washington League for Right
Thinking. studio hall. 1919 Connecticut ave
nue. northwest II a.
THE Tyranny OF Tears" by the Collegiate
Club. Playhouse 1914 street northwest.
BIS p. m.
Ladies' night meeting, Unitarian Club OF
Washington. Unitarian Church, p. m.
Address by Horny d. Hubbard.
Mock trial. Mems Club, Church OF the An
cension, 1880 p m.
Meeting. teachers of the District, east study
room Public Library. p m
Concert, United States Marine Band, To-
tomac Drive s p. m.
Concert, United States Soldiers Home band.
Bandstani at Home. 8 p. m.
The Washington times., 1915-05-12
Tomorrow.

May festival. benefit OF European war suf-
ferers and Washington Baby Hospital
Camp Friends School County Club Grounds,
1901 Wisconsin avenue northwest, $50 p m.
Graduation exercises. Lucy Gale Barber
School, 2OO3 Columbia road II a. m.
Concert, Home Club Chorus. II Jackson
place northwest, p. m.
Convention American Federation of Arts,
small ball room. Willard. 10 .: m.
Supper dance, red room. New Willard, p. m.
Meeting Association OF American Physicians
banquet hall, Raleigh. a. m
Meeting. Daughters OF Founders and Patriots
OF America, oak room, Raleigh. II a. m.
Meeting. committee on convention OF cleo
trotypers and stereoypers, private Ginilg
room. Raleigh, 1880 p. IN.
Masonic-All Communicates, knights Fem
plar, Church OF the Epiphany. p. m
William f. Hunt, No 49, Eastern Star.
Odd Fellows-Columbis, No; 10; salem Ne
-; Covenant, No. 10: Excelsior No. Il.
knights of Pythias as-Hsrmony. No. Il.
National nion-Fraternal Council Washing
Ton Council.
Colncil.
Jr. O. T. A. M-Uniform Rank. with Thomas
jefferson Council, No II.
Hepiasopns-National Conclave, No. sel.
Modern Woodmen OF America-A. X. Talbot
Camp. No. ll9l2 c,,...
Meeting, pChemical Society of Washington,
Cosmos club. S p. m Lecture by r. Il,
Williams
Meeting, Elementary Graded MON. vest
study room. Public Library. $50 p. m.
Reneht dance. auspices of pittrtct Of C"um-
bia Division, L. u. c.. Chain Bridge Pa
vilion. Q ,. ~
The Washington times., 1915-05-12
Thanks Americans For Aid To BEL
gium.

SIu"s
To the Editor OF THE TIMES:
Being one of the Belgians who has
been driven out by the Germans and
received the hospitality of England, |
would like to do something which I do
not think has yet been done. That is.
to thank the American nation for Its
great generosity and goodness It has
shown to the Belgians and the way
1t has shown its sympathy for a nation
In trouble.
1t was quite enough for Americans
to know that we had no home, no
money. in fact. nothing; that without
waiting to examine the facts they at
once subscribed generously on our be-
half We thank them from the bottom
Of our hearts, and will ever teach our
children to look to the nation of free
and great generosity.
After the war there will be thousands
of Belgians who win have no work
and they do not wish to be supported
by the means of the great friendly
powers longer than they need be.
Would 1t not be possible to find en-
ployInent for many Belgians In Ameri-
ca or could not a company be formed
In America or England to register those
employers who require representatives
In Belgium for American firms. and
also American firms. who require en-
ployes in their American works?
! have written to many English firms
to make arrangements for work after
the war. but l am always told to wait
until the war Is over. That is not what
we wish; our arrangements ought to
be made now, either in England or
America, so that as soon as the war
is over we shall be able to go back
to our own land and support ourselves.
I should be very glad to hear from
any American manufacturers or bust
ness men who are thinking of invest
ing money In Belgium after the war
or Of opening agencies or branches in
Belgium. or any Of those generous
people who are interested in the re-
formation OF the Belgian nation.
WILLY LAMOT.
Shardhighs, Halstead (Essex).. Eng
land.
April "a.
The Washington times., 1915-05-12
To DISCUSS HEALTH .,
LAW AND REGULATION
Annual Conference of State and
Provincial Boards to Be
Held Here Friday.

A general discussion Of problems re-
lating to the administration of State
and provincial health laws and regu-
10 tions will engage the thrtieth an
nual conference Of the State and
Provincial Boards OF Health Of North
America, which will convene here Fri
day.
A preliminary conference. participated
in by Federal health authorities and
representatives Of State boards of
health. will be held tomorrow.
The meetings will be conducted at
the Willard. and 1t is probable that
the conference will not extend beyond
one day.
The conference deals strictly with
problems pertaining to State and prov
incial administration. In so far as the
Federal Government has problems per-
tanning to health administration of the
several States. such problems are pre-
sented for discussion and conference at
the meeting between representatives OF
the United States Public Health Serv-
ice and of the several State boards of
health and departments of health of the
United States. This conference between
the representatives of the Federal Gov
ernment and Of State boards of health
api departments Of health is provided
for by statute. the surgeon general of
the Public Health Service being re-
quired to call one conference annually.
The Washington times., 1915-05-12
MAY KNOW BEAUTY
WINNER ON SUNDAY
Judges in Times Contest Have
Narrowed the Photographs
Down to a Dozen.

There Is prospect today that the
Judges In The Times beauty contest will
finish their difficult task in time to an
nounce the winning girls name on Sun
day, and after this announcement the
winner may proceed to make ready for
the free journey to the Pacific Coast.
The judges are making progress In
the elimination process and 1t Is now
likely that by Saturday the photographs
which have not been eliminated will be
less than p dozen
Having narrowed the contest down to
this number. the decision OF the judges
may be expected within a reasonably
short time and the winner probably will
be known on Sunday or a day or two
thereafter.
AS the beauty special" with the win
ners from the District and the various
States of the Union, does not leave Chi
cago until June 6 there will be afforded
ample time to prepare for the journey.
A visit to the San Diego and San Fran
cisco Expositions during the month OF
June will be a wonderful experience, to
say nothing Of the journey 10 and from
the Pacific slope and the side trip to
Universal City, where motion pictures
will be seen In the making.
The Universal Film Company, which
is interested with forty odd newspapers
in the beauty contest over the entire
country, promises that the visit to film
land will be the unique experience OF
the entire journey
The Washington times., 1915-05-12
THE ARMY OF MERCY

The American Red Cross recently
appealed for more funds to carry on
It's work in Europe. We have had a
terrible example of the way one bel
hgerent is conducting campaigns,
and every American can assist in
lessening the CHASTITY achievements
OF such monstrosity by making a
contribution, be it penny or many
dollars, to the Red Cross.
You may not be ordered to shoul-
der rifle and hunt down the beast in
his lair, but you can help recover his
human prey; you can assist in mend
ing those shattered men, women, and
children still living who have been
crushed in his maws.
The American Red Cross, of
course, has representatives in Ger
many as we'll as in Russia, Serbia,
Belgium-those parts of it held by
King Albert's mmortals-France.
and England. Help the American
army of mercy. The need is des-
perate to degree that we did not
know until brought home to us by
the brutal murder of Americans. If
we are denied another way of serv-
ing humanity, the Red Cross Is still
available, and through it we have the
means to do much good.
The Washington times., 1915-05-12
Taft Will Open World
Court Congress Tonight

CLEVELAND, May l2.-An address
tonight by former President William
Howard Taft will open the World Court
Congress, comprising peace advocates
from all parts OF the country, who will
discuss means to establish a supreme
court Of he world in hope OF avoiding
wars in the future. The congress will
be In session three days. Among the
delegates will be noted educators and
the governors of several States.
Mr.. Taft's address this evening will
be on The United States Supreme
COur the Prototype of the World
court" and the former President Is ex-
pected to define model world tribunal
along the lines of the highest court
in the states. John Hays Hammond Is
chairman. Besides Mr.. Taft. the prn-
ciDal speakers will he Governor Willis
of Ohio: Senator Warren G. Harding
of Ohio: Senator Lawrence Y Sherman
of Illinois: John Mitchell, Prof. Jcre-
miah jerks. Bishop Luther b. Wilson
Rabbi Joseph Silverman, Judge Alton
b. Parker. and Bainbridse Colby.
The Washington times., 1915-05-12
Roosevelt Would Sever
Relations With Kaiser
Former President Asserts That Declaration of War Is
Unnecessary But That Effective Action Should
Be Taken Within Twenty four Hours.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, May 12.-Colonei
Roosevelt, quoting the Presidents dec
iara,ion that there Is such thing as
man peing too proud to hght." has
given out the following statement:
l thlnk that China Is entitled to draw
all the comfort she can from this state
meht, and 1t would be well for tho
l hted states to ponder seriously what
the erect upon China has been of man.
aging her affairs during the past fifteen
years on the theory thus enunciated.
Chice the United States Has.
III the United States Is satisfied with
occupying some time in the future the
precise International position that China
now occupies. then the United States
can afford to act on this theory. But
1t cannot act upon this theory II 1t de-
sires to retain or regain the position
won for 1t by the men who fought under
Washington and the men who In the
days Of Abraham Lincoln wore the blue
under Grant and the gray under Lee.
very earnestly hope that we Will
act promptly The proper time for de-
liberation was prior to sending the
message that our Government would
hold Germany to a strict accountability
II 1t did the things which 1t has now
actually done.
The $50 babies drowned on the Lusi-
tania. hundreds of women drowned
with them, scores Of these women being
Americans; the American ship Gulhight
torpedoed. offer an eloquent commentary
Of the actual working Of the theory that
force Is not necessary to assert rights
and that a policy of blood and iron can
with efficacy be met by policy OF milk
and water.
Justifies Sale of Arms.
otata in hA
patches from Washington that Germany
now offers to stop the practice Of muir
der on the high seas committed In vio-
lation of neutral rights she Is pledged
to exert. If we will now abandon further
neutral rights which by her treaty she
has solemnly pledged herself to see that
We exercise without molestation.
Such proposal IS not even entitled
to an answer. The manufacturing and
shipment of arms and ammunition to
any belligerent Is moral or immoral,
according to the use to which the arms
and ammunition be put.
eff they are used to prevent the re-
dress OF the hideous wrong inflicted on
Belgium then II Is immoral to ship
them. II they are to be used for the
redress of those wrongs and the re-
storation Of Belgium to her deeply
wronged and unoffendng people. then 1t
Is eminently moral to send them.
Would Cut of Trade.
without twenty-four hours delay
this country could and should take ef-
fective action by declaring that In view
OF Germany's murderous offenses
against the rights OF neutrals all COM
merce with Germany shall be forthwith
forbidden. and all commerce Of every
Kind permitted and engaged In with
France. England and the rest of the
civilized world.
This would not be a declaration Of
war. 1t would merely prevent muni-
tions Of war being sent to power
which by its conduct has shown willing
ness to use munitions for the slaughter
Of unoffending women and children.
II do not believe that the f1rm asser'
The Washington times., 1915-05-12
Dancing Season to End
At Arcade This Week

Tonight, Friday and Saturday are
the farewell nights for dancing at the
popular Arcade. Saturday night Will
be the official ending, with new and
novel features. souvenirs, ana every
one is invited to join in making merry
the last dancing night of the season.
Roller skating will continue until fur
ther notice, beginning Tuesday, May
49, there will be rolled skating after
noon and evening.
The program for the rest of the week
is as follows: Tonight will he A
Night on Coney Island" with "lt,e
crab race" pillow fight and plenty
of new and novel features.
Tomorrow night will bc big night
in roller skating, the big event hoing
one-mile race between RiIy Whit
ing, Carroll ponnelly, and Lyman
Moore.
or Friday night viii I've a dancing
night, when tho children win Eavo the
loor until 9.2l f0r their last kfdIie,'
party and big May ral" dance. and
Saturday niEbt tha his farewell party.