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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-15

sumed to be a free country, but we
do know that dying of $3.50 per
week would be more appropriate
Yatha Ahu.
BECOME A LEADER.-Become a
leader! And to do this you must dem
Onstrate what you believe in. To-
day you are kicking about condi-
lions, and unless you do something
at once to change conditions you will
be kicking the same tomorrow.
Business system of profit mOnop-
oily runs government, politics, church
and state. Then if you would have
this be different, help us build a diff
ferent business system, using Web
ster's cafeteria plan as a start, to
which we can build gradually into
every line of business.
How can you find better chance
to become a leader?-Roy Jefferson.
TYPES OF GIRLS. - There are
girls that have the same idea about
young men that Mr.. Hansen has of
young women, though it seems they
are as hard to find as needles in a
haystack.
Your type appeals to all sensible
and refined young women, and the
man who told you that girls want
lies is sadly deceiving himself.
It is not too idealistic to demand
points which you name, as many
have them, and more, although I
have never yet met a young man
who possesses as many.
The type of girls you prefer do not
invade public dance halls, cheap cab
arets, etc. No, indeed! If they can
not have suitable companions for
wholesome and simple pleasures,
they'll rather go without.-A. G.
-O-O-
We demand that Wilson's running
mate be clean shaver. Let the issue
be clear. To shave or not to shave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-05
Start omorrow
and Keep 1t Up
Livery Morning


Wei, Dot h,re long. SEQ let's make
stu, agreeable. Lct ua .t' we'll
eat Wei Work we'll si,cr VII and
hook v'li what 10 glorious condition fr
attain and y'i how yory o,-, ~ i- u
ON" Will "nl, adopt the rdo.uIur inside
buth.
rull. who trc accustou,I Goo feet
.UHll and h'l.. when the, ar.-,. Spite
Ting headache . tufts from 20 .uld iuul
tuurHe. uH-lE breath. acid -turul. 3d.
,uu instead t''I as fresh a. al.
h, up.uluI fu' sluIUc~ Of tho -t.f,fI
each morning and flushing uut "a,
Nhul' u' 'u. futerna, poisonous .ta.
uuut matter
I|NctNuu, whether alIns. si,t o.
wen should ,aH moruiuE. before
breakfast jriut a. glass Il real boot
water with H f'irpunnful OF um,s,.r.
|rhosuhatr jon IN fo wash from tN,
stomach liver 'ri bowel. the previous
DAYS IHu.as-I. Hlr waste. sour n.r
and "pul.nruu. toxins. thu, cleluslul
~sw,'t,ulnl ,nu purifying the cutII,
dl|Ilu'ntilN .Ea| hctor" putting more
food DOL. 'u' mach Tho ACTION a.
i.r VN.,U ... .nu,-'un. phosphate
Phi ". .uI.E mach Dbl. Wonderful"
$4,000 ..... ..rfr. .Hr Hu fH.
s.Ur frrw'u... u-. gases vast" and
% Hii. fnI u. ONO 3D. .UI,..iI Iu-
r'..t, f.r .r.t"r Isf WnI, ,u.. uf.
oul"1 .us luur .r.,kmst tho water ANA
phosphate De- Quietly EXTRACTING a lara"
.ulumr of NtI.I from th, blood and
getting read. f| q thorough fIH-hIr-
of aIl on" r-.I. orgaus
The m1t.' II people who are
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-05
i\Ti\. \ pIItN~iR

when y'p have % normal appetite.
Io-p uf appetite Indicate fh.' no"
stomach needs '1 b" ci'lucI .w'''-
cuoi. and stimulated 90 healthy lD.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-05
Mammal DON'T YOU
SEE YOUR CHILD IS
SICK. CONSTIPATION
iouh ~ Tongue Move i'oi-on- rom
ii,cr ana Iinwci- ~
once.

N.fi.t. Y..r rn.J uf materially
.ru. uI ,... % sci, tongue -
coated t -Ir, -,ar .t. little
.u. .a. ..,r pHd nuw' uo't
NH.' '..., pale f'tor -h ln'' ~
cold. nr.t'G bad ihrou' core Iuoen't
'a' s',,p ur l.' naturally. hos stum-
u.u-l.h, .1'lho,, remember t
gentle i.r and huH,l CLEANS o."
hus'l always be- rn, Hrr treatment
H..,n.
Nu'n.n. equals california ~yfup 81
Figs ..r chIldron.- ill-. g.,e 20 fcn-
spoonful and in a few hours nil the
foul waste sour bile and fcrmoniur
food which clussed IN the hut.,'-
passes uUi Of tho system. ana you
have % Well and playful child again
An .hi'dron love tn. hlrmlc-s "'rI'
.Is.'.s' and 81 never fats 'o ,Wrr
o. nui id' cleansing Directions
for babies. children - al ages ana
aroNu-Gps ere plainly on the bottle
Keep f' hand. loo your houIc y ~.
'lr given today SAVES 70 sick chI'I goo
morrow hu' got -he genuine N-E
.uut 5rlssis' fur 70 -a.c'u' bottle of
",,I fnIui, S,iup OBJ FI-s then loot
and 500 'hl' ~ mad. .y tho Gale
.'.fr4 Tis syrup 60
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-05

Democrat san Mipuc. PIHO.un I'..
tran. Republican, -u. eritur ~
g. uc-iutrdI-. H,puu'i,tu. santa w..
John Conway. Republican t'
elected sierra Jtu's f i'ih''
Domu,iat 100. r,J.ul o. Z GIVEN. li'
|puhl.an @~u,YrrH. Martin luprl li'-
publican -.u..o,ulut H,ujamiu SAN
ne ncmp,utt 1,n- Pam" CUNT
ana Republican Torrance 'h1tI'
l. t'utt Republican. reelected
Union. u ~ Etr"tt. H~,puuNrtu a.
elected Valencia Situruiuu iia.,.
Republican. rc-,I,,tcd
Df those NOW -ot.iug uuli "irh'
have been l,-,lr ted john y tome
way ~ tho ~l,'pubiic5u count, ct
Santa Tc wa the uui, ON, uu th"
Republican county ticket tu u' -i,-
cossful. goo STRONG was ,r' ufiuu uu,r-
men, here Two ui GA, county super
~ tondcuta Nrtc candidate tui stat"
offices thi. tim, nunitt,Io Nuu'u.'
OF -uudotlI 90 l'rurt,--iN" was
nominated ny th, democrats i"r e''''
corporation commissioner uui 49,
,le ted ! +. e. SWinu"y of Stu Juan
county Wa nominated b, the Demo
Gratis for state experimentation uf ru'
.r instruction bot was beaten Dos j
IT. W1snci ia, ~BopJhiiUOn nominee
b. e frW hundred votes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-05
Live News OF Interest From the
Great Southwest
Three Women School
Superintendent Take
Office on January l


~iuta t, a. "a. u'.. Ntt"'
january p fn,r. wIl 3D.. hIt titcc
vou."u t.idiu- the orricc Of coun'N
h..I p~otIufruirut. ct popi- "a
tu. .'lf, .. N.w Mexico. a -huVu -
th. l.t prepared toda, rs Nitln Y
WHITE stat, superintendent, Of publ,
INSTRUCTION. Th'ro have H"rn 10 -
Sowing vino. t'lI
rn, Women euo N--a ua' rc.ol.,'-
'I lUI ".I Poe ~u,."-Iei DBL, u'u ere
Ma l'-.' lr,tart of CYlfN N:-
N.ilo,, g.. ,,tmm. of Limo lu Mrs :
}. 'Hl.'t.Hu. ct Uup-c,rIf. This loss
ni thrc, women o. para, |r,.oNotod
900 have. county Huor. Mrs q "
H.s'. -u,.o od- e. g. nm
Th,r, w,- t chang, 900 th, poit,-
ut Un, new, cic ted superintendent
ION mine 90 Do counties. aud rs % net
result tine p'Wa.tlt- hl,, "tlvod two
offices m.i'usfu. th"r number from
nine 90 90 Ataul4Ip N%iuutoyi ui Ter
luI.llu was tho uuly one 90 hi," the
honor OF hoIur t,.,l"otod without up.
position Nuut.yJ i Progressive
.au,l boo liIl Vl. elected ur ;no Dem.
u.rHi fl.h'' uo was nominated 10
tnl- .lmuHIpu HN tu, Republicans
lni rn' Dome. u'. m effect endorsed
ms nomination u, I,ilIu. That office
nl1uh "n tu,ir ticket TN" y"t" IN
,hH.D- 'rllN Idd, lud l!uo-cloi' o..
.. u.orU h'Im.uelN Democrat. INA,
tn, opposition I- purol, formal lu
1900 NiHNH uu, uf 80, Republican
.NnH.n mold. there $50. q bug -htK'uu
.'l thus office. lr.u"us m 'Hr 'ie,-
tom ui i.-' 'tr.It 30 Democrat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-05
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
BY Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford's Black. Drausht.

H,l)u'i. va suffered for sewers
yeas. says Mrs. Is. Whitaker. o
TINS pace, with SICK headache, anc
stomach trouble.
zen years ago 4 friend told me 10 try
lhedlofd's Black Draughi, which did,
end found It TO be the best family medi-
cine TOT young and old.
keep Black raught or hand all the
lime now, and when my children feel a
title tad they ask me 'or a dose, and II
does them Eiofc good than any med cine
trey ever tired.
We never have a ,ong spell OF sick
ness IA out family, since We commenced
using Black D~faugiit"
lhediofd's Black-Draught Is purely
vegetable, and has been found 10 tcgu.
ate weak siomachs. ard digestion. re.
.cyc indigestion. cole. wind. nausea,
headache, sick stomach. and slnilai
symptoms.
Il has been In constant use tor more
nan 70 years, and has benefited more
han a million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
slacs Draught. fnCe only &c. Get a
pa' re today. n III
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

on tOday's Auditorium bill are
Celeste of the Ambulance Corps"
"a three-reel Edison drama: Home
Made Pie" one of those funny Vim
comedies; Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Drew in a Metro comedy and the
Selig-Tribune weekly of current
events showing any number Of most
interesting scenes that should prove
entertaining. Sunday brings The
Man Within" a three-reel western
picture featuring the popular play
err. Tom Mix; Tank Town Troupe, :"
a single reel comedy with Ham and
Pud: AN Elephants Gratitude" a
wild animal picture and The Pre-
tender a one-reel Vim comedy
Monday the third chapter of the
sensational serial, The Secret of
the Submarines will be shown. This
is by far one of the best serial pic
lures ever produced and it is not
too late to start in and enjoy the en-
tire series. Raymond Hitchcock,
the well-known comedian will also
be on the bill in a comedy drama
called The Wonderful Wager"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
MARTIN LEDA.
TRANSFER OF RETAIL LIQUOR
ITTENEE

Notice is hereby given to the Citizens
Of the Fourth Ward. and 81 the city Of
South Bend. Portage township. st Jo-
seph County, Indiana, that the under
signed Will apply 10 the Board Of COun-
~ Commissioners at their July term,
1916 for permission 10 purchase and have
transferred 10 me a certain retail liquO.
license granted 20 one Fred III. Brooks IT
your January term. 1916. for the sale 1f
intoxicating. vinOUS malt and spirit
uOus liquors i'm less quantities than five
gallons az time. with the privilege OF
the same 10 be drank ON the
premises, together with the sale of cigars
tobaccoS. non Intoxicating beverages. and
the serving Of lunch. My place Of bust
ness wherein said liquors are 10 he sold
and drank is located in the front room
ON the ground floor Of the one-story
brick building situated ana known rs
No. 4i2 East La Sale Avenue. South
Bend Indiana. and located ON i'm Lot No.
1 of ont Lot No. -, of the Original Plat
OF Lowell 90 the City Of South Bend.
The dimensions Of said room are - feet
north and south. and l. feet east and
west with entrances from the front ON
la Sale Avenue. door ON west side
leading from pool room aod from rear
OF said building
June 10th. '16
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
BOOK ON SECURITIES
HAS BEEN ISSUED

Charles \. Stoneman K Co. Al
BROAD ST. New York city. have just
issued their 1916 handbook of curb.
mining. oil and industrial securities.
The booklet, comprising POO pages.
presents brief reports on 500 Securi-
ties. giving a wealth of detail in
the mining division. which compris-
Is 500 mining securities, regarding
capitalization acreage owned. pro-
uuct. ore reserves. production.
financial position. equipment. Off
Gals. etc.
In addition to these reports on
more than 500 stocks. the booklet
contains much valuable statistical
matter. including tables showing the
price ranges OF securities for the
last seven years compilations of the
price and production OF the metals
for several years past, earning OF the
copper producers at varying prices
for the metal and many other Valu-
able tables.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10

two youths of the village. Jealousy
takes possession Of one Of them and
tine other is falsel. accused of crime
ON his silent testimony and placed
in prison. There are humble Of
sensational episodes and when the
story is concluded. the two real
lovers are again reunited. Promi-
uCnt i'm the support of the star are
Wallace Reid. Pedro dc Cordoba
and Anita King. Travel pictures
viii also he shown.
on Sunday the feature picture at
the La Sale is entitled Defense or
Tribute2" This is a particularly
patriotic drama combining hist oric-
al and spectacular grandeur.
Through all the scenes there is a
haunting melo6ic beauty and tri-
umphant rhythm that remind one
Of the tramp of many feet marching
e. the sweet music OF physical. in
tellectual and spiritual prepared
ness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
NON-REsIDENT NOTICE.


State of Indiana. ST Joseph County. SIS
IT, the st. Joseph Circuit Court. May
Term. 1916. Elmer /. Beistle It al vs.
Lucy J. Fassett et al Quiet Title. Cause
No. 17119
he II known. That the above-named
Plaintiffs have filed I'm the office Of the
Clerk Of said Court their complaint
gainst said Defendant i'm the above
cause together with proper affidavit
that said Defendants LucS j. Fassctt,
thauncy :. Fassett. Adeluid Fassett.
widow Of Harmon g. FaSsett. Harmon &.
Fassett, Charles " Fassctt. son or Har-
mon q. Fassett, Jennie Rice. daughter Of
Harmon 4. Fassett. Herbert :. Fassett,
Az. Fasett. wife Of Herbert : Fassett.
Allied -. FlsSett. Eosalic FaSsett. widow
ot Alfred u. Eassett. deceased. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Stubler. daughter or Alfred ID. Fas-
~ett. deceased. Frederick Fassett. son OF
Alfred ID. Fassett. deceased. --- Fassett
whose Christian name is unknown. son
or Alfred -. Fassett, deceased. Charles
=. fussett deceased. Lilly l.. Fassett, wi
dow OF Charles :. Fissett. deceased. are
not residents Of the State Of Indiana.
Said Defendants are hereby notified
that said cause viii stand for trial ON
the 18th day Of September. 1916 the same
being the 1st day of the next trim OF
said Court to commerce at the city 81
South Bend. on the End Monday i'm Septem-
beer next. on which day said Defendants
are required To- appear 90 said actiCn.
GEORGE NJ. RAAB Clerk
BY Stanley IL lobe ski. Deputy
Lambert and Hammond Attys. for Plain
31OIT tin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF License

Notice Is hereby given Co the citizens
of the sixth ward and OF the city OF
South Bend. Portage township. 81 Jo-
seph County. Indiana. that l. Michael
Alarkiewicz. viii apply 10 the Board ~
Commissioners of said county at their
July term. 1916 for n renewal of my l-
cense 90 sell intoxicating. vinous. malt
anu spirituOus liquors Ina less quantities
than i've gallons mt time with the priv
iege OF allowing the same % hc drank
ou the premises. and I'm connection there
with the selling OF tobacco. cigars. nom
Intoxicating drinks and serving of lunch
o. customers. Ny place of business
wherein said liquors are % be sold and
drank is located I'm the front room ON
she ground floor or a Onc-storv frame
building located at and known as No.
12O2 W. Danham ST., situated and de-
scribcd as Lot No. so in Arnold aud
Webster subdivision ont Lot 1Of
The Dimensions % said room are 80 feet
north and south by Is feet euSt and
west with entrances I'm the front and 90
store room in the rear. ] would also
represent that I am the actual and sole
owner or said business and viii use the
proceeds for ms own Use aud benefits 3,
thut Z am man Of good moral character
and a citizen Of the United states.
MICHAEL MARkIEWICZ
June 10th 1915
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
HENRY Toss

Notice is hereby given 10 the Citizens
of the Second Ward. and Of the city OF
south Bend. Portage Township. st Jo-
seph County. Indiana. that the under
signed VIII apply Co the Board Of toUn-
ty Commissioners dt their July term.
1916. for permiS> ion 20 purchase and
have transferred q him n renewal Of
certain retail liquor license which may
he granted Co one David L. Glenn at their
July term. 1876 for No. AZ East LaSalle
Avenue. South Bend. Indiana. for the
sale of intoxicating. viuuous NAL, and
spirituouS liquors TN less quantities than
live gallons ut time. with the privil-
eye OF allowing the same to be- drank ou
the premises. also for the sale OF cigars.
tchaccos. non intoxicating beverages and
the serving uf lunch. The undersigned
further petitions the Board of County
commissioners for "a transfer Of location
of said retail liquor license from No.
al Fast LaSulle Avenue. south BEND
Indiana. 90 the front room OF thc ground
floor or the two-Story brick building
situated aud known ms No HOP West
Thomas Street. South Beud. Indiana.
and located ON the northeast corner Of
Lot No. - of Stlufield's subdivision to
the City If South BEND The dimensions
of said room are 20 feet 9 inches north
and south. and II feet = inches east and
west with entrances from the front on
the corner of Thomas aud AfcphearSon
Streets. from the east side from Ne
Phear~on street. from door I'm rear
leading from yard. and a door from Iiv-
ing APARTMENTS ON west side
June 10th lG.
GEORGE SZABO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
GERMANS TRY To
STOP RUSSIANS
ION Hindenburg'S Armies Co.
operating With Hard
pressed AuStrianS.
International News Service:

International News Service:
PETROGRAD. June 10. 90 The
German armies Of Field Marshal Won
4lndenburg are now cooperating
with the Austro- Hungarians in "A
desperate effort 10 check the vic
;orious offensive OF the Russians be-
tween Pinsk and Bessarabia.
With between 5000 and 90, 900
prisoners in the hands Of the Rus
SLAMS. the battle Is continuing fierce
-. especially on the Strypa river and
west OF Lusk At some points the
Russians have gained from 40 TO so
miles of territory since they opened
their mighty offensive a week ago.
All Of Galicia east Of the Carpa-
THAN mountains. is menaced by the
nuge steam roller which Car Mich
Jlas has set in motion under the ac-
tive leadership Of Gen. BrussilOff.
The Russian drive is declared TO
be a much more brilliant operation
than the German offensive led by
Won Mackensen last year In a week
me Russians have gained more
ground and prisoners than were cap
tured during the first five weeks Of
the AustrO-German offensive.
In mid-Galicia the Zlota Lipa river
has been reached and crossed. the
Austro- Hungarians fleeing in dis
order.
At the extreme southern end Of
The line the iron ring of the Rus
slams is drawing closer and closer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
TRANSFER OF RETAIL LIQU OR
UNHENLE

Notice IS hereby kivcn to the Citizens
90 the second Ward. aud OF the city Of
South Bend. Portage Township 81 Jo-
seph County. Indiana. that the under
signed viii apply 90 the Board 81 Coun-
ty Commissioners at their July term.
-Jii To- permission 20 purchase and
lave transferred To- him the retail liquor
license granted 60 one Nell lowering az
Your December term. 1918 Tor the sale Of
intoxicating. vinous. malt snd spirItuouS
liquors iu less quantities than i've gal
Ions at a time. with the privilege Of al
lowing the same 20 be drank on the
premises. also for the sale ~ cigars. to-
laccas. nOn-intoXiCating beverages. AMI
the serving Of lunch. My place 81 bus
iness wherein said liquors are 10 he sold
aud drank is located in the front room
ON the ground hO0r Of tbs two-storv
frame building. situated and known as
No l-f- w Washington az. South Bend.
Indiana. and located on the west side
az lot No g. iu FoWier's subdivision Of
out Lot 20. to the CITY OF South Bend.
The dimensions ~ said room are l. feet
east and vest aud 50 feet north and
south. with entrances from the trout or
" dsEington avenue. and entrance from
rear 90 living apartments on second
floor IOZEF CSZKLAY.
June 10th. 1916
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
AT THE ORPHEUNI.

The House Of Mystery will be
presented by the Jack Bessey COM
p2ny now playing at the Orpheum
for today's program. This drama
resent les in some respects the
popular novel entitled The House
of the Thousand Candles" and is
brimful of mysterious and thrilling
situations. Both Mr.. Bessey and
Miss Paul. leading lady with the
company have suitable roles and
capable support is offered by the
entire company.
ON Sunday the company will Of
The Man from the l. 5. A" This
is a military drama and is one of
exceptional interest on account of
the preparedness movement that
is sweeping the country at the pre-
sent time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
WANTS NEW CHANCE

ALBANY. y. Y. June 1O.-Frank
Harrington. confessed slayer Of
ei-ht-year-old Billy Clark whose
mutilated body was found i'm the
woods near the city several weeks
after his disappearance March p.
was arrugned on a charge OF murder
Friday. harrington told the court
he was SORRY he killed The boy, but
would not do anything Of the kind
AGAIN II the judge would forgive
him lie was held Tor formal
hearing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
RENEWAL o. RETAIL LIQUOR
IICENSE

Notice Is hereby given 10 the Citizens
OF the Sixth Ward. and If the CITY Of
South BEND. Portage Township. 81. Jo-
scph County. Indiana. that the under
signed viii apply 10 the S0urd Of Couu-
~ Commissioners at their July term
1915 for "a renewal OF his retail liquor
license 90 sell intoxicating, vinous. malt
and spirituouS liquors in les quantities
than five gallons 40 time with the
privilege Of allowing the same 90 be
drank on the premises also for tae sale
OF cigars. t0oaccoS, Notwithstanding bev-
erageS. and the sewing Of lunch Ny
place u business wherein said LIQUORS
are 20 De- sold and drank Is located i'm
the front room on the ground floor OF
the tW0-story frame building situated
and known as No. SO south Grant
Street. south Bend. Indiana. and located
on the southeast corner ~ Lot No 22i
iu summit Place First Addition ta the
civ Of south Bend The dimensions ~
~1id room are - feef east aud west aud
2n Feet north and south. with entrances
from the front ou traut street md two
entrances from living apartments lg rear
June 10th. lG
JOHN CLFrNT"ZA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

have transferred 10 him the retail liquor
license granted 10 one John OlelnicZak
at yOrr July term. 1916 for the sale OF
intOXi ating. vinOus. malt and spirttuous
liquors in less quantities than five gal
IONS at "a time. with the privilege Of al
lowing the same To Ice drank ON the
premises. also for the sale Of cigars, to-
baccOs. Notwithstanding beverages ana
the serving of lunch. NV place Of bust
ness wherein said liquors are 10 be sold
and drama is located I'm the front room
on the ground floor Of the two-stOry
frame building. situated and known as
No go South Grant Street. South Benz.
Indiana. and located on the southeast
corner Of Lot No. 224 Summit Place First
Addition 10 the City OF South Bend. Tn
dimensions of said room are - feet ests,
and west. and 20 feet north and south.
with entrances from the front on Grant
Street. and two entrances from living
apartments I'm rear.
June 10th. 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
THEATERS
AT THE Ia SALE.

Maria Rosa'-the photoplay
that made Geraldine Farrar a bride
will be the attraction at the La
Sale today. This is the third pro-
GuctiOn made by this noted operate
star for the Jesse L. Lasky COM
pany. II has been cailed The pho
toplay that made Geraldine Farrar
a bride" because il was while she
was at the Lasky studios in Califor-
MIA last summer making this pro-
ductiOn that she first met Lou Tel
legen. the striking young actor
whom she married in New York
J,st recently. The picture tells the
absorbing story of a young spanish
peasant girl who was admired by
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
BOTH SIDES WEARIED:
RECESS IN ORPET TRIAL

Inicraarilu3i News Service
WAUKEGAN. H.. June 1O.-Both
sides. wearied by the steady four
eeks' grind. a recess was taken to-
day i'm the trial of Will Orpet. the
college student who is accused OF
numbering his sweetheart. Marian
Lambert. Orpet especially welcomed
the rest lie showed marked evi-
dcnce Of the strain he had been
under as ne listened TO the father
OF the girl he is charged with slay-
ing. tell of finding her body In the
snow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10

TO Czernowitz the capitai Of Buko-
wilma.
Russian losses have been very
light
The effect OF the victorious drive
OF the cars armies is already being
ielt in the west and its political ef-
feet is strongly marked lin Rou
mania.