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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
Famous and Fashionable Bon Ton
Corsets at $500

Theer are no more handsome
or no more authentic styles in
corsets than Bon Ton.
If you would have your new
Fall Suit or dress to appear at It's
best the advice of thousands of
wearers Is get 'Bon Tom.
Many Of the best dressmakers
insist upon fitting frocks over
Bon Ton corsets.
There are seven splendid mod
els front lace and back lace, So.
The illustration at the right is
of No. 1913 Bon Ton, ike all the
newer models, this is a trifle high
er in the bust, has gored top
back; fashioned of high grade
brocaded material, fancy silk en-
broidery trimmed top; three pair
hose supporters. Sizes D to p.
Ideal corset for the average fig
ure-$3.OO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
BRITISH LINER is LOST
Crew OF SalerirO Saved. says Dispatch
From London.

2 LONDON. oct 15.-The British
steamer Salerno. a Wilson liner OF.
2.071 tons. has been lost. IL was an
nOunced today. The crew was saved
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
Y. VI. c. 4. NOTES.

For those VINO may wish to begin
practice for work in the Commercial
Basket ball league there will be free
periods in the gymnasium after s
o'clock in the evenings Of Oct. q and
2s. The gym viii also be open for
the use OF individuals any day before
O'Clock in the afternoon. The bas-
ket ball macs in the commercial
league probably will he started on
Nov. IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
CoUNTs WOUNDS Fatal

PARIS. oct 15.-Count Henri de
Vogue. son OF the late Viscount Mel
chior dc Vogue. is dead from wounds
received in battle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
The regular monthly intermediate

The regular monthly intermediate
social night Will be held tonight in
the boys department. This entertain
ment is given especially for the bene-
nj OF the employed boys. Rough and
tumble amusements will be the order
of the evening which will be closed
by a Dutch" lunch before the big
fireplace.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
saturday night the boys Of the Lin

Saturday night the boys OF the Lin
den. Haley and the Muessel schools
viii be guests OF the association at a
social The swimming pool will be
given over 20 the boys and each one
is requested TO bring & towel This
will be the second OF a. series OF en-
tertainments for the boys Of the va
rious schools Of the city.
on Saturday. Oct %, the monthly
social for juniors Will be held. This
VIII take the form OF a taffy pull A
halloween program Will be given.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15

GENEVA, oct. ia. Russian fleet
has bombarded the Bulgarian port %
Narna on the Black sea. according 70
a dispatch from Bucharest -Four
German submarines that had beer
taken 10 Varna Overland are reported
20 have escaped into the Black SEES
before the blockade began.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
DECLARES WAR.

NISH (via London oct. 15.-Seroja
today declared war upon Bulgaria.
The following announcement was is
sued:
owing 90 attacks on the Serbian
army by Bulgaria on the fronts ~
Zailchar and Radovisle. Serbia con-
siders herself az war with Bulgaria
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
Gym. and School Middies, 4Sc

Good styles in MILDLY blouseS for
girls and young women, they are made
of excellent quality white drill with
colored sailor collar and cuffs, also in
all white. Sizes to 2O-special, 4Sc.
At $1.0O-there are numerous orig
inal models in white middieS, the col
lar, cuffs or belt show some unusual
cut or treatment. Fast colorS, colored
lacing at throat is seen on several styles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
SERVIAN TROOPS ARE
DRIVEN INTO HILLS

CCONTINUED PROM PAGE ONED
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
John, d. Barry's Essays.

John D. Barry, whose work is well
known to readers of The Washington
Herald, has just brought out a new
collection of essays. Reactions" II
consists of. work that Mr.. Barry has
been publishing in newspaper form
during the past year. 1t is a COM
panion volume to Mr.. Barry's other
books. ordinations" called by Char
lotte Perkins Gilman "a series of es-
says so delicate, yet so strong as to
suggest the French press tather than
the American" and Outlines" social
studies in allegory. described by one
critic as writing of great beauty
and distinction, little dramas of life
set in a golden imagination"
During the past year Mr.. Barry has
been making an elaborate study of
the San Francisco Exposition and lee
turing on The Meaning of the Expo
sftion" on the exposition grounds, in
Festival Hall On San Francisco Day
he had an audience of four thousand
peopie.-One thousand more were un-
able to secure admission. The EXPOSE
tion books are The City of Domes,"
THE Palace of Fine Arts and the
French and italian Pavilions," and
ssThe Meaning OF the Exposition" Mr.
>Barry's books may be secured by writ
ing Dept B.. the n. s. Croker & Co.,
San Francisco.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
German Secret Papers Found
In Brazilian Sharks Stomach
VIII BE Used in Trial of Hamburg Line Officials Amazing
Story Told by United States Attorney.

Special to The Washington Herald
New York. Nov. 2o.-Evidence re-
covered from the stomach OF a shark
will be used against indicted officials
of the Hamburg-American Line when
they are placed on trial on Monday.
charged with violation of American
neutrality. according to information
secured today at the United States dis
trict attorneys office.
Officials of the line are charged with
sending out sixteen Hamburg
steamers about the time war was de-
clared to furnish supplies to German
warships. Among the ports from which
these ships sailed were New York.
Philadelphia. Pensacola, San Francisco.
Newport News, Va. and New Orleans.
Among -these supply ships was. the
Marina Cuezada, which sailed from
Philadelphia for Valparaiso, Chile.
about August 1. 1914. OF three days
before war was declared between Ger
many and England. The German
steamship put in at Pernambuco. Bra
zil
When the Brazilian port authorities
demanded the ships paper for exami-
nation the captain threw overheard a
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
NEw-N By DAY.
O.O..nsNTYRE.

Special Correspondent Of The Washington Hslld.
New York, Nov so-That famed ba-
rometer of night life in New York-the
Garden Restaurants under the eye OF
the police again. II was in this cafe
that It was first planned to snuff out
the life of the gambler Herman Rosen-
thai It is in Fiftieth street across from
the winter Garden and a. the top OF the
new tenderloin district.
When Mayor Gaynor put on the ]
O'Clock I'D the Garden was the first place
visited by the police and the guests were
shooed 20 the streets without their wraps.
The lid went on tight but since the cleo
ton Of Mayor Mitchell dancing lasts in
a number OF places until daylight.
The cafes seemed to take II for grant
ed that Mitchell likes a lively town. He
tangoes pretty late himself. But he
doesn't tango at the Garden. His hangout
is the Beaux Arts The police have been
raiding the night life cafes again and
proprietors arc worried over the fear
that Mitchell viii prove another Gaynor.
The reason for selecting the Garden
for police espionage IL that II is a little
rougher and more hectic than other
places The patronage is more reckless
ly rouged and more buoyantly burned.
william Allen White, of Emporia,
Eans., came to town last week to take
IN a few shows and forget his editorial
duties for a season. The day he arrived
Boss Bill Cleary. OF Hsverstraw, was ar
rested In Washington for grand larceny.
Cleary a few short months ago was ac-
quilted of the murder OF his youthful
son-in-law. White observed: IF Cleary
goes free on the grand larceny charge
they'll probably get him for auto speed
ing and give him ten years"
Mark Luescher has Installed a lost and
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
DIES NEAR HIS BIRTHPLACE.
Civil War Veteran Resided Here for
Seyenty-three Years.

Christopher Columbus Murphy. 20, civil
war veteran who died Friday at his late
home in Eighteenth street northeast,
near Bunker Hill road. will be buried
tomorrow at Rock Creek Cemetery.
Funeral services will be held at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon at his late residence.
Mr.. Murphy had been ill for four
months. He was native Of Washing
ton, and was born within a mile of the
home where he died. For forty years
Mr.. Murphy engaged in farming. He re-
tired about five years ago.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21

announced to the world that we are
a people OF new ideals. Women and
children are murdered and debauched
in Belgium. in France. in Armenia,
by thousands-hundred thousands. We
say. 1T is too bad. but they are not
our women and children. it's no busI-
ness OF ours"
Women and children are murdered
on the seas-some of them our wom-
EN- and children. To the murderer we
say: You really must not do that: II
isn't what we expect of so chivalrous
a gentleman" The chivalrous gentle
man replies that he will do as he
pfeases. and we say: Come In here
behind the door, where we can talk II
over quietly, where none can over
hear land most will forget)." After
a space We announce with mystery
that we have made a convert-a great
diplomatic victory.
We have announced to the world
that there is no principle of faith or
honor for which We will fight, nor is
there any people in this broad world
whom we will help. should helping
imperil our ease.
We want peace and we want money.
Which We want more remains to be
decided-everything else is settled.
Now that il the new nRtionalism. II
alone. why. then. should we not svow
il manfully? Why the solemn tom
foolery of notes and protests over
Lusitania. Arabic, Ancona?
Is IL not more manful to proclaim
that America under its present lead
eTship is no longer a nation? 1t is a
place. and a place can have no ma
tionals, alive or murdered, to worry
about
We, who care nothing for honor, who
know not sympathy, surely We do not
count so poor a thing as dignity. Nous
avons change tout celia We are the
supermen We have made the philo-
sophical discovery of the ages-neu-
trality between right and wrong.
Let us not, then. descend to the
arena OF the commonplace and don the
lions skin. Our bray might betray
US.
DE WITT d. BARLOW.
New York. November IL.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21

ACTIVE LADY TO INTRODUCE AN ABsO-
lutte necessity for women; sure repeater. bid In
dueeDsut: IS daily easily made Complete outht
furnished workers. Write today. b. c. WOOD.
IG Mallep Bldg. Chicago.
WANTED-GoOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; must be good cook. Arpb sil2 18th st. nv.
WAATED-LADY AGENT-i@ PER CENT;
every lady win buy; hrst time offered b. ssents;
not sold in storss: send putsl for particuias THE
MOSS CO.. % Mos Bldg Rochester, n. Y.
MAKE MONEY KNITTING HOSIERY FOR US I;
best machine furnished; either plan; season just
starting. Write today GLEASON MlD-CfTY
SALES CORPORATION. os Madison. Chicago.
WANTEb-fERsONs TO COLOR ART PIC
tures at home: essy work 20 experience; good pay
sample ffee wHEELkk CO. - Madi.on. Chicago
Statesmen WANTED
LARGE KNITTING MIL INVITES CORRE
spondenee with women desiruus Of earning money.
full time or spare hours; experience unnecessary I;
GOOD ray. Address INTERNATIONAL MILLS.
Inc. Dept. 70. Sorritown, Pa.
HOME WORK FOR LADIES: REFINED.
pleasant; paid for fass returned; experience un-
nscez.ary; simple instructions; no esnsassng: - mp
for particlilan; mention PAPER BOX 2. Hamilton
Grangs. New YORK City.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
THE ANCONA SLAUGHTER.
Iron the New York Evening Post,

Hrom the New York Evening Postl
To the editor of the Evening Post
Sir: Your editorial last night on the
Ancona disaster, with its forecast OF
vigorous diplomatic correspondence be-
tween our State Department. and
Vienna, strikes me as wofully disin-
genuous. Why may We not abandon
such intellectual hypocrisy? Why al
this pother about a shipload of peo-
pie murdered by the Teutons? You
know, and l know. and the world
knows, that nothing will be done about
II. whatever the attendant circum-
stances.
That Is our policy. That Is our new
nationalism, II you win. We are toe
proud to fight. By our acts we have
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
GIVES BRONZE BUST OF BRYCE.
Sculptor Kitson Presents It to smith
sonian Institution.

bronze bust of Viscount Bryce.
former Ambassador of Great Britain to
this country. has been presented to the
Smithsonian Institution and placed in the
National Gallery of Art. in the National
Museum Building. Henry Hudson Kit
son, OF New York. the sculptor. pre-
scented II to the institution.
Crowds are still attending the exhibit
ton of eighty-two drawings executed by
contemporary French artists. presented
to the United States as a token of hte
appreciation of the work of American
citizens in relieving suffering during the
European war.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21

with the aid of his assistant, Murdoch
Pemberton. They make every effort 70
locate the owners OF property found sin
the thester. Yesterday Mr.. Luescher was
noticed wearing a new fur overcoat and
Pemberton had a pretty fair wrist watch
on his of wrist.
The White Light moths hear that
square dances are coming in, along with
the large hips. fur rufYles on shoes. ice
skating In hotels and soforth. The tipsy
terpsichore world has had many classics
among its dances. including the maxixe.
lula fado and skeeter-rna-rink.
Most of them came from Paris, the
Barbarycocht or South America, but Il Is
evident that dancing like toys. spaghetti
and caviar Is to be Made in America"
At q fashionable dance the other night
the old-fashioned quadrille was revived
and Vermont farmer transported TO
New York to show the tra-fashionsbles
the authentic way to dance II.
When Grant Clark came TO New York
with nothing but an idea that he could
write songs. he found that the idea
wouldn't keep him from starving and he
started to 20 back home. On the way to
the train he overheard two men on
Broadway say that Bert Williams was
on the hunt OF a new song,
That decided Clark. He was desperate
and that night he wrote Williams success
of several years ago. That's Harmony"
1t brought him one thousand lovely dol
lars.
Recently he wrote a song that has
proven a winner financially. called ''Bea-
trice Fairfax. tell Ne What to Dcn' He
was very much disconnected the other
day when he learned the fair Beatrice"
was man. but that hasn't stopped the
song from going big. so he should worry.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
HOSPITAL RECEPTION PLANNED.
Ladies' Board to Celebrate George
town Institution's Anniversary.

On Tuesday afternoon, the Ladies'
Board of the Georgetown University Hos
pital will receive at the hospital from 3
to 6. on the occasion Of the annual dona-
ton party.
Mrs. Allies. Mrs George Tally Vaughan.
Mrs. Nellie E. Fealy and Mrs. Frederick
Pratt will preside at the tea table. Those
assisting Mrs. Isaac Cans, the president
of the board; IN receiving will be Mrs.
Wilfred NJ. Barton, the corresponding
secretary: Miss Mary Z. Keliher, the re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Joseph Stras-
burger. the treasurer Of the board, and
the following women:
Mrs. G. Harry Covington, Mrs. Frank
Baker. Mrs. Frances W. Dickens. Mrs.
Thomas Stanton. Mrs. Edwin B. Behrend,
Mrs. Joseph Wall. Mrs. Michael ]. Ready.
Mrs. John E. Laskey. Mrs. Annie E. Muir
ply. Mrs. ID. J. Callahan. Mrs. ]. Ryan
Devereux, Mrs. Ashley II. Gould, Mrs
"A. J. Mcintyre. and Mrs. ]. Eakin Gads-
by, the honorary president Of the Ladies'
Board.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
WANTfD-AGENTs.

| AGENTS WANTED TO TREPAEsENT WELL
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staple articles. No cznysssing ezperience unnecss
saD. By deyoting all or spare time you should
! make big money. PEAsE MANUFACTURING
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SSIEXICAN DIAMONDS, EXACTLY REsEMBLB
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AGENTS WASTED-BEsT SELLING LINE
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AGENTs-YoUNG OR OLD MAKE BIG MONEY
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WE PAY SALARY 30 A MONTH AND EX-
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WANTED sALEsMEN; SIDE line: POCKET
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The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
Jewell Services Tomorrow

Funeral services will be held tomorrow
for Mrs. E. L. Yewell. wife Of Z. l.
Jewell. a patent attorney. who died Fri
day at her home, sI23 Thirteenth stree,
northwest, after an intermittent Illness
during several years. Rev. william Tay'
loe Snyder rector OF the Church of the
Incarnation. will conduct the services
Burial will be, at Oak Hill Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
WILL REVIEW PHONE HISTORY
J. o. Martin 10 Lecture Before Mount
Pleasant Citizens.

The Mount Pleasant Citizens Associa-
ton will hold another of its open meet
ings Friday evening at Emanuel Baptist
Church, Sixteenth street and Columbia
road.
B. AS a special feature there will be a
lecture by J. o. Martin, illustrated with
stereopticon views and motion pictures
descriptive Of the telephone.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
IT PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD. CLASSIFIED ADS.
HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

Tea Basisss. Nss ssd Women
OF Eood per.onal app<arancr. tho<s who hare
been snpsed In the Advertising. inslrano. rial
estate. book. OF aniiar business, in a neE de-
nens. AdIancs fox fhose having sbilty. Work
dlGnincd and no Radiing o. SAMPLES Pay
about hfty dollan 80 = week 70 right parties,
tatinn- Incentive, honest, and esTnsst en-
rlcyment. Must have references, Addrras MI.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
New Serum Claimed to Cure Typhus.

Berne, Nov. eo.-The Royal Hungarian
Experimental Station reports the discov-
cry OF serum for the cure OF typhus.
In 200 cases in which the serum was
used, the cures averaged sc per cent.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
Germans Settle in Belgium.

Amsterdam. Nov. 2o.-According to
2 Belgian refugee, who escaped over
the border into Holland. Germany is
4pcouraging the emigration of Ger
rf1sn families into Belgium. Special
Inducements in the way of homes are
offered.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
OLD COINS,

OLD COINS wANTED-wILE PAY so TO SO
for csr'ain $ gold without motto. We want and
Offer cash premiums for all rare dollsn, halves,
qrhrtsr. dimes nickels. cents and paper noSey.
Get oar Large Coin Circular for &C. NUNS
MATIC RANK. Dept u Fort Worth Ter.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
Claims British Advance Halted.

Berlin. Nov. 2o.-The British advance
toward Bagdad in the Persian Gulf thea
ter Of war has been halted by the Turks,
according 10 the Overseas News Agency.
The English are stiil 100 miles from Bag
dad. cOnstantincpie rep
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21

statesmen wANrED-TO SELL ADVERTISING
speciality side or regular line. samples enf pocket
800 weekly made Pleasantly on commission: con-
hdentially give present and last employment. Z l.
WEiDNER, Iowa City. Iowa.
Statesmen To SELL POCKET SIDE LINE
Auto Sales Board latest and fastest selling bard
on the market. Liberal commissions paid Write
originator at once for Particulars. WA. MADISON
Milford. Iowa.
sALESMEN-BIG COMMISSION, LARGE SALES
DOBOFoX LIQUID yULCANIZERs sells on
Eiyht. Write for particulars. DOBBS-FOX MFG.
co, Atlanta Ga.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
FOR SAIE-FARMS

FRUIT FARM BARGAIN-io0 ACRES, Toe
bezrins trees, LOO E1ps vines: ! mile electric
line IN virginia: only II miles out: 30 per acre:
terms easy; see CoNwELL. 100 nv. II. Ia
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21

California is advertising its canning In
dustry In moving picture theaters all
over the world.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
ROOMS AND BOARD.

IN o sr NW.-CHEERFUL. WELL-HEATED
noon with beard for couple: gentlemen; s. week.
Lady hslp around house fer her share Of board.
10 ST. NW.-PLEAsANT wELLHEATED
sseondSoor room with board. s. Der sesk.
M K ST. Nw.-ROOMs WITH BOARD, CEN
trai; home cooking: trzndsnts aCcOmncdated-
irT.is K ST. Nw.-FnoNr Rooms. SOUTH
sm exposure; stsSu heat. osutrsl; block three car
lines: home table; phone; referencesl
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
WANTED-sALESMEN,

COMPETENT Statesmen OR MERCHANTS
prefer-ed. by we'll rated Cleveland eoncsrn, to
sell merchants greatest speciality o. the day; $40
to $50 PER month: commissions paid weekly; state
experience. L. Z. HOWELL. Station c. Cievs-
land Ohio
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
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SPECIALIST.

EXPERT IN THE TREATMENT OF SPECIAL
DISEASES, CHRONIC AND ACUTE.
BOTH SENES-
His g years e1periencs in both Office and family
practIce IuStiies the clam of successful treatment
q all private nervous blood and skin diseases,
bronchitis coughs headache, constipation, bladder.
kidney and uterine ailments. lumbagO. piles neural
gia and indigestion.
Medicines furnished Consultation free and cunn-
Dental Prizes low.
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Hours: TO / and 70 go Main sols.
NORTHUMBERLAND. IT Is NATURAL FOR
a man 10 look al the other fellow in pityin:
way who buys in like this. but the laugh -
90 some man Who is it, The suits I'll a. $
are slightly. used but great value. One prics.
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DR.. FISK ELGIN, SPECIALIST,
Bias removed his oniers to III Pa ara NJ. Fa
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fEsee sd m Sundays Herald
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The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
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