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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

O. have five moles on
my face and they annoy me
greatly. Please tell me how
to remove them. LENA.
A.-Better not make the ex,
pertinent. MOles are freak depos.
Its of cOloring matter i'm the
deeper portions of the subcuticle
They can be removed by caustics
electricity or the surgeons knife
Moles are often deep rooted, and
IL is unwisc for the uninstructed
to experiment upon them.
A simple lotion which may be
safely applied twice day con-
sists of 80. grains of salicyIic acid
and 2 ounces of bay rum. 1t takes
several days to affect the mole,
and week or two to remove it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

iIoH fduIa HerseIf saying that she Is de-
lighted with the tale so far as it has been
told
Recently at a church in my home
city," Paula told me, the whole Sunday
morning was given up by Bible class to
the discussion of working girls life".
Alice has cut out of the Daily
all the installments of the story, and be-
ginning with the one l read this morn
ing, / am going to paste them between
your covers, little book, for they too are
a part of my life to come. Here goes for
the exciting episode of Paula as hat
NJ bn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23
TODAY'S
MARKET
PRICES

80 80 SxSe 90 /,
Z WHAT EETAlI4EKS PAY 3
q q . H&H Q . . Q o D Q . |,
POULTRY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. George OsgoOd
will leave Saturday for the Noun
tain with q number OF friends.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

Alt depends on what you
mean by military skill. II you
mean thereby leadership, 1 should
be strongly inclined to agree with
YOU. Presumably the Austrian is
as brave I'm the mass as the Ger
man, but Austria does not seem to
possess as good generals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Guerrin
will entertain numbertof friends
next Monday night at a dinner at
the Bonneville.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

OIL have q little prob
lem I want you to help me
solve. When we are out in
company of few friends, my
husband will, in the spirit of
mischief, hug the girls who
are present, and it is all
taken good-naturedly. How
ever, none of the other mar
ried men OF our acquaint-
ance do this thing, and as /
have never been used to easy
familiarity, 1t mortifies me
greatly. II does not make
me jealous, but IL l were to
demonstrate with him
would be accused OF being
Jealous, and make matters
worse. Can you think of any
way I might remedy this?
A.-Familiarity of this sort
even though IL is i'm the spirit O
fun, is altogether uncaIIed for
You are not absolutely frank will
your husband. IL some of YOU
actions displeased him, woult
You want him to remain silent fol-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23
Q.-To settle an argument,

please print the number of
Catholics and Protestants in
Germany and France. o. f..
AIN 1910 there were report
ed to be, 30,091, 421 Professionals
i'm Germany, and 23,S21 ,453
Catholics. Practically the entire
population of France is Catholic,
in form at least.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

Q.-Do you believe that
the military skill of the
Austrian army is inferior to
that of the Germans?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

Mrs. T. b. Claussen will enter
tain IL friends at a weekend
house party at her Steilacoom
home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

fear of offending you, or would
you value his opinion, or consider
it at least? By your silence you
sanction your husbands actions
You do not necessarily have to
demonstrate with him; but you
can tell him in a nice way that
You don't think such conduct alto.
gether becoming, and that you
don't approve of 1t. If he Their
becomes angry and accuses you OF
being jealous, you might ask him
If he would sanction 1t should you
permit the single young men OF
your acquaintance to take such
liberties with you?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

San Francisco Judge decided a
eing to understand ant a - ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Mctcalf and
their daughter, Mrs. Edward
Fogg, will leave shortly for an
auto trip through the Yellowstone
National park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

Mrs. III. Chandler Sloan and
Miss Katharine have returned
from two weeks outing at Can
yada lodge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

Mrs. Leonard Pearson, 3OOs
North 35th street, will honor hel
sister, Mrs. Carry Shaw Rice
with a card party Thursday after.
noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

Speaking Of In November decided
March,
noun its readme to light
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-19

Noro=Wferico lebr aufgeregt uno ei-
ne itarfe amerifafeinolibe Stint-
mung erseugt.
General 8eribing mel6et, mait
babe i'm oabor getuartlt, NIT lei-
men Soloaten in irgeno cine meri-
fanii1e 5tabt eitl5n5ieben oa oie.
Sffi5iere Der Garran5a 3ruppett
oann nidt i'm Stanoe fem tuiiroen,
'ibre 2eute bon einem 9lngriff 5t-
riid5ubalten.
= General Obreson, Der megifa-
niide &riegsminiiter, fat erflart, ct
bpffe jeben 9lasenblif oie tStisem
4emeiie oafiir sn befommen, bah
@illa tuirflid) tot lei.
Die gfa1ri6ten iiber Die per-
oahtigen geipeglingen oes merifani-
lben Generals @ome5 NIT elmer Mr-
NEE BON 5000 Wfnnn i'm Staate gbi
buabua oauern an. @ome5 ion nur
nod 70 Wfeilen BON gaias @ranoes,
Der 8aiis unierer Eruppen, erltfernt
fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-19
9ente 0aittas nm 1 mir 1T ei.

9eate 0ittas um mir lit ei-
ne seniniame Sitnng 6es Gonarei.
les 5iiiammengetreten. Wean eripor.
tet ein ltltimatnm an 9entldlfauS
ano 'einen Nbbrnd) Der oipIomotisdlen
Bestebangen. Der Beldlns, ei-
nc seneiniame Sitmna absnhar-
ten, tDnroe seftern bon 6ans
nno Gtnat einitimmia anae.
nofnmen. G,raf 8ernitorff mar
am Ns@mittas bei gtaatsiefretar
sanfinA erbielt a6er BON biefem Sie
Mttteilnn8, Saf er NIT inn sur
3eit ui3t ii6er be Gage lpredltu
fSmme.
Die 0ots. bic yrafiSent @ilion
an Die oeutidje @esiernna aeidlrieben
BAT, erflart, bak, iuenn Sic bSffer.
red)tstDi0rige Jiibriina bes ltnttriee-
beotfriegts bon Seitsn 0enti6lanbg
nift fofort anfb0re, bic Oiplomnti-
fdJem ye5iefmngrn Der beiben QGnoer
init einanoer absebroAen uerben
miifteu. Die Note betont natarlid,.
6ak bic GrffGrnngen 0eutId5fanos
nidlt geniigeno iuGren, nm nniere s)ie-
giermng Sabon sm iiberseuaen. Sas
Der 1tnterIeebootfrieg in bSlferredlf.
fiher 8eile sefiibrt iuer6e nno sahlt
sabireide Safe anf, in Senen
Demtfhlano iidj golferredtsuerleb-
nngeI babe su GhnI6en fommen
laifen. Die Note lit fein 1tltimafnm.
oenn iie ietf feinem 3eitpmnft felt,
an otnr iie beantiuortet lein maE,
aber i9rer aansen 0orm nad muS
man iie aIs 1fItimatnm betradlter.
ss iuirO In ibr nm cine idmeIle Mnt.
iuort gebeten. Der yrGiioent feiIte
bic Nofe ben Senafpren Stone uno
fobge amo ben 9aepraientanten IfOoS
nno Cooper nit, als iie i'm 6enfe
morgen beindlten. Gr teiIte linen
and init, mas CT benz aonarek faaen
iuerSe Die 6errcm faben anfdlei.
nemo allies gittgebeifen. Sn Der ae-
meiniamen Sieitns bes apnarefIes
aab Der ErGiiSent cine fmrseefaste
lfeberiidJf iiber 6ie Cage. Gr iaafe.
bic 3egiermng babe bon Amfama an
gegen BEN ltnterfee6optfriea ais In
Inman nnb b6Iferredjtsiuibris prote.
ftiert, bod 1iften 6ieie groteife nidJts
geniibf. Geutid)fnnS ba6e a6er mic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-19
Prdfideilt perlall9t
bewelle.
Wlanbt nibt an &il=
la's Sub.
Garran3a's note nod
ilibt beantWortet.
Srnppen nidt 5uriid=
gernfen.

Bis iett iino feline 8eiueiis
bonn Spbe @iaa's in 8afbimgton
einsetroffen.
Son @aibingtpn ans miro er-
flGrt, Der HrGiibent iuer6e iidJ nit
Der Grflarmng Der Garransa Sic
siernnG oak @illa tot lei, pbne nm
anfehtbare geiueiie midt smfrieoea
sebem.
- Nus @aibinston iuirS gemel=
bet, oafs nniere &esiernng Bic Mpte
Gararnsa's mod nidjt beanttuprtet
Fat.
= Die rnerifaniide 8esiernng fat
ibren @ertreter MrreSpnbo beam.
tragt sa berinden, 6af CT 10 balo
ipie mOslid) cine gntiport amf Sas
Grin6en Garransa's, bic Srappen
ans NegicO snriifsm5ieben, erbalte.
4riegsnttiIter 8nfer bat err
fldrtz General 9lltlton babe feline
nellen 8efeble erbalten, ourd) fpelhc
Der 8arafter Der expedition ooer IT,
re 9efpegltngen in irgeno elmer @ei-
ie perdnoert miiroen.
- @eitere 230O Soloaten babem
8efebl erbalten, BON Der 0rense in
MerieU einsnmnri6ierem.
Sm ben @renssegenben lit mau
ii6eraa Sasesen, baF Srmppen pon
bort iuessenommen nno in's sSnnere
Merieo's ssid)ift weroen. Wsan
Derlangt, oak bic 2iifen fufort iuie-
Der mssefiillt iperoen.
- gns Heribing's Eager ipiro
semeloet, bak Die &erfolgnmg por-
lamfis sitm Stilitanb sefunmen lei.
Spnntas babe man, in Der 9a6e bes
easerS, anf amerifaniIdje Offisiere
seIfoiIen, jeSodJ feinen berIebt,
- Ils General geribins geitern
abeno in einem Mnto nad) Namiani-
pa fitbs, iull anf i'm seidoiien ieiu.
- Cine ans merifaniifen Quel-
len fonllnenoe gta6ridbt nlelbet,
@en. Berlbine bobe oie tpeiter por-
geibobenen 1rrppenforper 3nriid-
>ge5ogen uno ale omerifaniI6en
StreitfrGfte on orei Stellen fon-
8entriert: bel Soteno, BEL 9amiqli-
pa ilno BEL GoIonia 9ublon. Die
ielben 8erihte meloer, ser 8ampf
in Barral babe Die 8epoIferuna bon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-19
Sure l1tberli6t.

Die 9eittiden inelben, oaf
1T lester Mnsriff BET @er6mn
fsbr erfolgreid getpeien lei nno
eaF fie 100 0efansene se-
nadlt baber.
SIM engliideu Winineriam
ftebt cine ariiis bepor.
Die gfiiiien nesnten srape-
snnf.
3uei 9emtIdle iueroen onrd)
bic Gn8lan6er in ben pbilip-
pintldlen 9eipGiYeru pon einem
atnerifaniiden sdiff bernnter-
gebolt.
England fat nod feline 8e-
idgluerSe itnierer @egiermna in
befrieoisenoer @eiIe beantluor-
tet.
gei Sllnrt fin6 nod int,mer
Sample i'm 0anae.
Der ltnteriesbpotfries iolf
l3f17 gsidHfampfenSem Sas ee-
ben sefoitet baben.
0emtidlanb beitreitet, oas
e. in Der llnterieebuotfraae ir-
getlo Elm geriprehen gebrod)em
babe.
serbien iuirO iuieoer anfse-
bant.
Der graiibent Taft enre ae-
metniame Giknng oes Som
grelies einberufen nno teilt in
tlr init, oaf er 9entidjfanS
erflart bat, Elm Mbbrnd, Ser
Se5tebnngen iuer6e erfulaen,
Defin bic ietige Mrt 6es Inter
leebootfrieses nid)t anfbSre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-19
SnIanb.

Yrdfioent @illon bat bentc
morsen Die goriisenoen Der aoDf
greBfon,ites fir 8eaiebungen 5unt
Mnslanoe, Senator @tone ilno Ne-
praientaf1t 5Iooo uno NIT ibnen Die.
fiibrenoen repnblifnniiden Mitafie.
Der, Senator 2o6ge iino MeprdfeH-
tant Cooper, i'm 8eiBen Saitfe ern-
pfangen atno ibnen Die @otid)aff an
Deutiblan6 porgelegt.
ssSn Stem yorf lit @olf nou
ySSgel, Der Sefretdr beg friiberen wd,
lit1rattahees bon Yapen, nnter Der
9lnflage berbaftet, an Der 8erihiDO-
rnng 5ur 3erftorung oes @eaano-
aanals beteiIigt 5u fein. Sgel mi
oerieste iib ieiner 8erbafh,ng, er
bebauptete, fie tp1re ungelesIi1, er
befinoe lib in leiner Office, Die frii-
ber 8apen innegebobt babe. auf
oeutihem Serritorium, es gelang
ben 8oli5iiten ober id3lieBlib, i'm
feif5linebmen.
80 Ser oentl6e Botldafter bat Die
Sreigabe oes geltern oerbafteten
Sefretdrs Molf BON Ssgel imo Die
9erausgabe Der BEL oieier @elegeri-
belt beihlagnabnten Dofumertte
perlangt. Der 8otihafter erfl6rt.
oaB Serr BON Sssgel al Der 8otldaft
gebore iuo baber ilidt berbaftet iper-
Den fonne.
Sbeooore 8oolepeIt, nod oellen
uitiinnigem @ebelfer man onnebmea
lollte, er iei NIT Der iebieen &rtiis
iebr 5ufrieoen, erfIdrt plotlih. Der
8rud NIT 9eutidlano bate bernie
ben iDeroen iollen itno er b1tte per-
mieoen tueroen fonnen, ipenn Grdfi-
bent gSilion eleid BON g[nfanq alt,
BEL Dem 2uiitonia Soll ihon, ener.
eiib aufeetreten tpare.
@raf 9ernitorff, ser oeutld,s
8oti6after in @abington folI -erfIdrt
baben, er lei nod intnler oapou
itber5engt, oaB Ole freunoi6aftli6en
9e8iebitngen 8luiiden oen Ser
Staaten uno 0elltfhlano erboIten
blelben tuIroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-19
Mmtpmpbil AT Derfamfeit.

3 9aiIasier Oaflanb slntpmo6if
~ nerfanfen, fait 10 gut luie mem.
IS lit ftarf, serarmis nnb beamem;
nidJt biel aebrand)t nnS out erbalten.
Gnter @erfanfsartn6. q. 6. 8ef-
mann, Dor 1871, San 9(ntouio.
Selepbon Grofett 974.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-19
AT THE LASALLE.

The LaSalle offers today a we'll
known dramatic star OF the lesiti-
mate stage in Constance Collier. a
handsome and noted English actress
who has appeared in this city several
times in dramatic productions. The
title Of her screen play is The Code
of Marcia Gray and the story deals
with English characters. The easy
going husband embeZzles a large
sum Of money in order to please his
extravagant wife. She is the type
OF a woman for which this thing is
occasionally done and when she dis
covers the trouble that has bees
caused she remains loyal TO her hus-
band. Miss Collier has been de
scribed as a gracious queen and as
Marcia Gray will be found entirely
satisfactory by all of her admirers.
on the same program will be seen
a selected educational reel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-19

lars in 1914. the company earned
two and half millions last year. n
said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-19
AT TIE COLONIAL

Barry Dale i'm a yellow StreaK''
at the Colonial today. Wall 81,
broker. is financially ruined 10y his
faithless wife and her companion.
Richard Marvin. another broker,
who has posed us Dale's best friend.
When Dale surprises the couple II
his apartment. they laugh at him,
and Marvin, the stronger of the two
men, literally throws Dale out Of his
own home. He hands him a pistol.
and tells him the whole affair can
best be settled TO everyOne's satisfac-
ton if Dale will kill himself. Dale
walks aimlessly through the streets
with this end i'm view
Barry wauders to a railroad sta
ton and buys a ticket as far west
as his money will carry him.
Disguised as an outlaw, Barry
holds up a coach that Mary Austin
and her father are riding i'm. Struck
by the girls beauty. and her plea
rot TO rob them. Barry grants her
request. on condition that she give
him a kiss.
Barry later returns to New York
and seeks out Marvin and his VIE.
He throws Marvin into the street
and returns the revolver 10 him
with the same advice ne received a
year before. Back west Mary waits
for his return, standing every night
on the little bridge that spans a
mountain stream. She is about 10
despair of his return when she hears
the same voice she heard one fate
full night on the Brooklyn bridge.
She turns and sees the same sill
houette and for the first time both
know they met that night in New
York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-19
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Nine kalich. who is appearing az
the Auditorium today in a wonder
ful six act drama. SANDER has
appeared in the spoken drama in
seven languages. and one additional
dialect. which in itself constitutes an
eight tongue. This wonderful
Galician woman. born In Lemberg.
appeared when mcve slip Of girl
IN Bucharest and there. in the Rou-
manian tongue. worked her way 10
the position Of star. She has APP
peared as "a star in plays in the
Hungarian tongue. in Polish. Rus
sian. Italian. German English and
in the Yiddish theater on the east
side. New York, where she made
her first American appearance.
A great and appealing woman is
Kaiich. She is a tall. strong minded
woman with features that cannot
be forgotten. wish a soft gentleness
that for the moment causes surprise
IL you see her at rest or after you
have seen her act in the theater
For in acts IN in the theater. Kalich
is a woman Of tense and dynamic
personality; a woman with storm in
her heart and soul and voice and
with a grip in her emotional powers
that holds audiences firmly.
Freddie Aids Matrimony." a sin
gle reel comedy. and the Selig-Trio-
une OF current events is also on the
bill today.
The Wall Between" a stirring
five part play dealing with an inter
estinE phase of our military sys-
TEN. aad in which Francis Y. BUSH
man and Beverly Bayne are seen
In the stellar roles. is the attraction
for tomorrow There are said 10
be scores of big scenes in this pic
ture. including a realistic battle in
which many persons appear.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-19

Planet Jr. garden tools The Yves
ley Miller Flour & Feed Co.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-19
AT THE AUDITORIUM TO-DAY.

vaudeville bill featuring the West
man family. six players i'm all, who
present an original domestic comedy
entitled The Troubles of Joy There
are many merry mishaps and laugh
able conn lications presented at rec
ord breaking speed by these Well
known farceurs ON the same pro-
gram viii be seen the Bison City
four. an original quartet; Billy Fo-
garty and Ethel Kirk. clever chi
Cago cabaret entertainers; stand
ard brothers. athletic artists. and
the Davis Castle trio in "A musical
offering Will complete the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-19
DECLARE WAITE is SANE
AIicnists However. Believe Confessed
slayer Abnormal.

NEW YORK, April 19.-Alienists
who spent more than an hour Tues
day examining Or. Arthur Warren
Waite. confessed slayer of his father
in-law. John r. Peck. wealthy drug
manufacturer OF Grand Rapids.
Mich. reported 10 Dist. Atty. Swami
TUESDAY night that i'm their opinion
Waite is sane, but somewhat alb
normal While being returned to the
Tombs from the district attorney
Office. Waite is alleged TO have de-
clared 10 detectives that he was anx.
ious To pay the penalty for his crime
and have It over with as soon as
nnesihle."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-19
SENATE PASSES
ARMY MEASURE
Increases Military Forces In
CluGing Reserves, to
s& Million Men.

WASHINGTON. April 10. An
army reorganization bill that would
produce regular army and reserve
military forces in the United states
aggregating million men was pass
ed In the senate Tuesday night with
a record vote. j. is "A substitute
for the Hay bill passed by the house
and the differences viii be worked
out In conference.
On the eve OF a joint session OF
the houses of congress 10 hear
messag &c from the president on grave
international issues the senate has
tened completion OF the bill amid
scenes o. excitement, repeatedly re-
jectng all amendments tending TO
reduce strengthening Of the army.
In the closing hours OF debate the
senate made provision for a regular
standing army with a peace strength
OF 100000 men as compared with
40. 900 I'm the Hay bill which pass
ed the house. retained after a close
fight the plan for "a federal volun-
teer army reserve force calculated
TO aggregate PSI 900 men. and fed
eralizsd the national guard forces
OF the states at an estimated strength
Of ESQ. 900 men
School Reserve Plan.
In addition TO this com bined reg
ular and reserve force Of 10000
men. an amendment was passed 10
create school and college youths
reserve corps in times OF war or
threatened war which would recruit
a force Of trained young men.
schoOled by officers Of the regular
army. the strength Of which is esti-
mated from 200 900 10 100000
The apparently grave Develop
ments Of the few hours preceding
the passage of the bill probably
served TO save the volunteer army
pro, ision.
Here Arc other Provisions.
Other important provisions OF the
senate bill not in the house measure
include the following:
Appropriation of $4,000. 900 for
construction OF government plants
for production OF nitrates TO be used
IN manufacture OF ammunition.
Provision for vocational education
OF enlisted men Of the regular army.
compelling instruction either in agri-
culture or the mechanical arts.
Creation Of a national guard sec
ton I'm the general staff of the army,
and requiring all officers and en-
listed men Of the national guard TO
subscribe 10 an oath TO support the
United States as well as their re-
spective states.
Provision for federal pay OF all
national guard officers above the
rank of captain
Because OF the radical differences
70 is expected that the house will
at once ask for a conference and
that work OF perfecting the final
form Of a new army measure will
begin within a few days One fea-
ture OF the senate bill that even its
most ardent champions fear may be
sacrificed in the legislative com
promise is the volunteer army re-
serve force. but in that event they
confidently expect that the school
reserve viii be retained as a sub
stitute.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-19
BUILD MORE TRACK
International News Service.
TN~ToT y ADnT Is Anil 10 -Th

International News Service:
INDIANAPOLIS. April 19.-The
Indianapolis and Frankfort Railroad
Co. with offices in Richmond, Tues
day notified the secretary Of state
that the road found it necessary to
construct an additional track from
q point near Ben Davis to MOores-
Vile. where it will connect with the
Vandalia, making it possible TO ship
northbound freight through Leban-
on to Chicago and avoid shipments
around the belt road.
Treat your oats for smut See the
Wesley Miller Flour & Feed Co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-19
AT THE ORPUFUM.

Final performances will be given
today of the delightful musical
comedy tabloid entitled THE Six
Little Wives The freshness Of the
production. the delightful songs OF
the principal. the pleasing comedy
Of the star and the excellent work
OF the leading characters. makes
one of the most pronounced hits or
the season.
on Thursday will be seen a new
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-19

Eat Mrs. Mogle's home made
bread and cookies. Delivered. call
Home phone 3356.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-19
THEATERS
AT THE OLIVER.

The oliver theater will give a
series Of pictures all next week
starting Sunday with Three Weeks. -
which viii be shown for two days,
followed By The Salamander' on
Tuesday and Wednesday. The
Avenging Conscience" on Thursday
and Friday. and The Escape on
Saturday and Sunday. Continuous
performances will be given each
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-19
REMOVAL NOTICE

The Greed. Bishop co. have moved
from 32s jefferson Bldg. TO ass
Farmers Trust Bldg. Automobile.
plate glass. liability. burglary. fire.
health. accident and all othes classes
OF insurance -Advt
L. +. Greenan, Pres't & Mgr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-19
TAFT'S SON ON STAND

International News Service.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 19.-Rob-
ert Taft. son Of ex-Pres't Taft, ap-
peared before the state board OF tax
commissioners 10 represent the
Adams Express Co. and during the
hearing OF his testimony gave figures
20 show that a reign OF prosperity is
being experienced by large corpora
tions. From a loss OF a million dol