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South Bend news-times., 1917-07-01
CLASSIFIED, REAL ESTATE, FINANCL

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LOST AND FOUND.
LCsST--Jn the uorthbound o. no rlr
~ Niles Interurhan line last Monday
night ladies' purse cOutIiLin- between
So and so and valuable dental work
liberal reward vii Doe given for return
of contents and purse However. n den
t1i work alone is retained mo- questions
wiz be asked. Address Gertrude kizer.
Healthwiu Hospital So BcLd T. -Gil
WANTED Barber steady position
Pommert q Jay 2I s Main
LIST Green coat from automobile on
Division road Friday night reward
Home phone 40
Il ST -Crocheted cap and pair Of nose
glasses on Edwardsburg road. between
Changer and South Bend. Call Home
Telephone Co. 40 Granger
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED BY young lady work for
room and board hilc attending the
Kelley Business school Call Monday.
bel 30. Home -i~4
WANTED Work hy the day by neat
WomaL. Call Bell :BJS
MALE IIELP WANTED.
WANTED First class timer wantdl;
references required. +. q. Reimold
Co. 10 y. Mdiu
WANTED shipping clerk Prefer
single man who would bc willing 90
leave towL after learning business Give
reference and wage, expected in hrst
letter. Address K Y. Box (. News
Times
BARRIERS wANTED-Iu an eleven chair
sfop, must be good men. good hours
SO per week aud 80 per cent over So
h. Barber Co, Elkhart iud.
WANTED Mon over forty 10 represent
ms in their 'icinity. a good paying life
business pay weekly, experience un-
nt, rssarF write today tHAELIoN
NUJ RSLRN COMPANl, ROCHESTER,.
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S.o0U WEEKLY made writing names for
Mail order Houses, no rInvaSsiug
particulars for stamp The Guide Co.
Memphis, Tennessee
wANTED-A hrst .luss paper hanger.
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wANTED-A bell hoy at BuckIen Hotel.
Elkhart, Ind.
statesmen wANTED-Wouid you like
20 learn the real estate business? We
have a splendid opportunity for .wo live
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ClemOns. AZ Union Trust Bldg.
WANTEn-Painters. wood working ma
chine men and helpers Apply Iur-
chasing Dept, Birdsell Mfg co.
PAINTERS Apply Jas stewart * Co.
Inc. Studebaker Plant So. Of sample
81
WANTED position as chauffeur.
Leave word lt the Kable Restaurant.
next door north of the Interurhan Sta
tion-
WANTED Man who speaks Polish for
collecting and soliciting Apply 20j-6
Citizens Bank Bldg
WANTED Factory laborcrs Apply
McHenry and Millhouse Mfg Co. 17O3
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POSITIONS OPEN SIuo 0O month
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-01
FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT room house, Sll per
month. 126 \ Main St r. 7. Kline.
Home phone Clio
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ter, bath. gas, sewer connection. alley
on side and back. Inquire AS ). Taylor
ST
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PERSONALS.

CHICKEN DINNER ~ Eeid's Barren
lake every sunday Telephone at our
expense BELL 7;g-I.-2 Dancing every
eel. and sat Ey-s
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-01

WANTED-2 unfurnished rooms by
young lady Must he central and In
good family. Address Box II 100
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-01

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Ten-room house. with
gas electricity aud furnace; four
blocks from court house Reasonable
price Reason for selling. 10 settle estate
Cali Bell 1865 ILquire Ills Birner St
Bell J2l2.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-01

FOR SALE 1913 Buick. electric lights
and generator. S335O0 If taken az once
Studebaker, South and Lafayette SITS
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-01
LAND CONTRACTS.

ONE $500 and another 5000 hrSt mort
gage. on land north Of town, for sale, I,
81 GOO has been paid on this purchase !;
will discount > To 10 per cent. Call
Home Gg6 or Bell 1II1.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-01
wkNTED-MIs sCELLANEoUs.

WANTED Young man wishes 20 buy
car on monthly payments, what have
you BX. 1O1. News-Times-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-22
WIFE DOESN'T REGRET MURDER
York Woman Says Husbands Cruelty
Drove Her TO Stay Him.

York. Pa. Jan. 21,-Mrs. Annie Del
linger. who shot and killed her hus-
band Thursday night at their little
home near Brogueville, this county.
said to Detective Charles S. White,
after confessing the crime:
II don't care what you do with me.
You can hang me or put me in Jail,
just as you see fit"
The woman was perfectly composed
and walked to the photographers Of
flee. where she had her picture taken
with her little child resting on her
lap. She said: Il had no dreams or
nightmares of my husband last night
or anything that l did The brutal
treatment which i received from him
drove away all love and respect"
She Is frail in body and has rather
pretty and pleasant face. She
weighs scarcely 100 pounds She re-
fers to her husband as that fellow
and says that he treated her cruelty.
Much sympathy is expressed for her
in the community She made no ef-
forts to conceal anything after she
broke down and started to confess.
She Is locked up in the county Jail
here, where she will await hearing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-22
AUTOS ARE. ARRIVING
FOR SHOW SATURDAY.
These Factory Exhibits Are Unusual in Many Ways Being
Built So to Show Construction of the Car Well as
Finished Products-Large Crowds Anticipated.

Show cars for the big exhibition.
which opens in the Grays' Armory
next Saturday night, already lave be-
gun to arrive. These factory exhibits
are unusual in many ways They are
built for show purposes to show the
construction of the car as well as the
finished products. The motors can
be seen at work under a covering of
glass. The chassis stripped of all
body work makes clear the method
used in assembling the various parts.
Strong steel Orders form the plat
form for the body. These Orders are
attached to the wheels. but so deftly.
by the aid of springs. strong enough
flexible enough to make riding a COM
fort, that tyro can note the in
genuity
These springs are of various forms.
Some are of the platform variety.
Others are eliptical still others are
semi-eliptical, while the number and
variety of the cantilever type Is
legion. The method of attaching the
springs, the balance and proportions
of the chassis are all a part of the
art of assembling machine. and
each manufacturer has his own ideas
on the subject.
As for the difference OF opinion in
regard as to what constitutes the
right kind of clutch, steering gears.
TRANSMIT ssions, differentials, brakes,
axles and bearings they are as hair
splitting as questions in theology.
Motorists speak learnedly of full
floating rear axles, magnetic trans
missions, cone and disc clutches, all
sorts OF carburetors. magnetos or the
lack Of them, T-head, L-head and
valve In the head motors, tours. skies.
Fights, twelves or twin-sixes, meaning
the number of cylinders and sleeve
valve engines. All OF which might
be confusing TO a layman, but are
perfectly simple to the initiated. and
once initiated, the neophyte becomes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-22
WHAT WAS REQUIRED IN
MAKING DAUGHTER OF GODS

Below will be found a few of tho
facts in capsule, concerning "A Daugh-
ter OF the Gods" in which Annette
Kellermann is starred. which begins
weeks engagement at the Bijou to-
night. There will be two performances
daily, beginning tomorrow. the night
performance at $50 and the matinees
at 2;30 o'clock.
The actual cost Of the picture. ST.
100000.
Total number OF persons appearing
in the picture, o1.21S.
Largest number used in single
scene. 1874.
Number of children in the gnome
city scenes. 1900.
More than two hundred mermaids
Three hundred dancing girls and
women of the Sultan's harem.
!, Number OF feet of aim taken, 2s3. 900.
| Number Of feet shown to you, TO-
600 in ten reels.
Seven camera men photographed the
picture. as many as four photographic
the same simultaneously from different
| angles.
| $780, 900 and destroyed to make one
of the big scenes" OF the picture.
An entire Caribbean island and all
of its population utilized by William
/ Fox to assist his actor principals In
the making of the picture.
| Time required to build the tropical
city and equip 1t. three months. Then
| eight months more of work in making
the picture.
| A special municipality created and
governed by William Fox for his thous-
ands of employees. Special refrigerat-
ing and laboratory plants built and
maintained for the development Of the
| film
There was no loss OF human life
in the making OF even the most haz-
ardous scenes.
| A complete symphony orchestra will
interpret the specially written musical
score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-22
ATLANTA CHOICE BRIDES
BRING FANCY PRICES.

Atlanta, Ga. Jan. 21.-Trading was
brisk on the municipal marriage ex-
change today. fancy prices being
fetched for choice brides. Bidding was
active. especially in matrimonial mar
ket shares. Blondes Preferred going to
HOG, while Brunettes Common went
10 los and remained above par through
out the hours of trading. There was
a furry In Consolidated Auburn, which
was later ouieted by reassuring re-
ports. Everything indicates a long
period Of optimism and stable prices.
Many bachelors are being discharged
from the Babylonian army with the
restoration of peaceful conditions. and
sound. healthy wives of sweet DISPOSE
ton are in heavy demand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-22

OF pENGUINs
OF THE ANTARCTIC

Any spectator OF Lyman II. Howe's
reproduction OF Sir Douglas Mawson's
expedition in the unknown regions OF
the Antarctic continent to be pre-
sented at the Academy on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday and Saturday
matinee. will agree that few things
are really funnier, in bird. animal or
human life, than penguins. Every
one is an unconscious comedian.
They are real head liners" In the
business OF laugh making. as they
have a sense OF humor all their own.
They are all absolutely tame and the
unaccustomed sight OF human being
or even the clicking of a camera
seems to MI them only with naive
curiosity. Not only are they the
ouaintest of comedians. but the most
original They are about three feet
tall, ana when walking erect they look
like stout old men waddling along in
immaculate white waistcoats and
satiny black. In one portion OF the
Aim a small group Is shown after
being caught in blizzard. Their ap-
pearance gives the impression that
not all lead a sober or proper exist
ence. With their black and white
clothes all awry and dishevelled, they
rather resemble clowns who had in
uuLktu 100 freely. But II Is IH6lE
love making--in their Lovers Lane
moulding their heads In all under
standing manner. and their mock gal
lantry, that they outrival the efforts
OF the best human fun makers AS
laugh creators they are even more hui
man in their actions than monkeys.
Their habits greatly resemble primi-
tive mankind.
In their Atlantic City of the
Antarctic the little chaps are seen
sauntering UP and down the shore,
and examining the maidens fair with
a critical eye FOR life mate, and
with no mean degree OF intelligence.
When ono decides on the lady OF his
choice he sallies off ana picks up a
stone. which he brings and lays at
the feet of her ladyship. emblematic
OF his ability to provide for her. She
ignores him for some time. until final
ly he has built up quite mound OF
stones. and then quacks her approval
and acceptance when off they go to
establish a bungalow on the hillside.
While comical In every action on
land. the penguins are marvels of
speed and dexterity In the water.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-22
wake FOREST Qu|NI
RESUMES PRACTICE
nAsoexn Ccalage OF Virginia. Will DO
Encountered Next Thursday BY
Baptasts.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
wake Forest, N. c.. Jan. 21.--un-
daamayed at the defeat administered
~ Trinity in Raleigh last week. the
Wake Forest basketball team has re-
Sumed practice with renewed vigor
and Coach Crozier 10 driving his
charges hard, looking forward to the
ssries Of dx games that are to be
played on tho home floor within the
next three weeks. Two games are
on the schedule for this week. East
ern College. of Virginia, is played on
Thursday. and Guilford Is encounter
ed on the following night.
Tho lack OF the usual preseason
Christmas trip, which serves as a
guage of the teams ability and
rounds the players into form. has been
felt this season, and the necessary ex-
perience must be acquired in the first
few games on the schedule. With two
games already played. the team
should rapidly round into mid-season
form.
Al demonstrated in the Trinity
game, tho guards are especially
Formidable this year. and Captain
Holding and Handy can be relied
upon to take care of all opposing for
wards this season. With Franks.
center, playing in his true form, and
when Carlyle and Dickson, forwards,
develop their speed in passing and
floor work, the Baptists will have a
scoring machine that should be hard
to stop.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-22
NEW NORFOLK OWNERS
TO SHORTLY ORGANIZE
Stockholders Are Fast Getting Things
in Good Shape for Coming
Season.

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 21.--wlthin the
next two or three lays the members
of the Barry Ruth baseball syndicate
will meet to formally organize the
company which In to operate the Nor
folk Virginia League club the coming
season The work OF securing sub
scribers has not yet been quite COM
pleted, but enough lovers OF the ma
tional game have come forward to as
sure the success OF the venture and
to put Norfolk back on the baseball
map.
Ever since the Virginia League al
rectors offered the local franchise TO
the Barry-Ruth syndicate c. Moran
Barry has been receiving letters from
players and ex-players. who are anx-
ious to undertake the Job OF man
aging the 1917 Tars. Unless there 10
a great change OF opinion among the
men who have subscribed to tho fund
Norfolk will be represented by play
ing manager when the recruits report
for the preseason practice. There Ia
decried sentiment against paying
some man whose playing days are
over between s200 and $3.50 a month
and another between $i0s and $50 Il
month when II 10 possible TO secure
one man 30 All both positions with the
resulting saving of $3.50 or more a
month.
In discussing plans yesterday Mr..
Barry said they proposed TO do with
out ex-mator and big minor league
players as much as possible and tn
stead to gather a bunch of youngsters
with ambition ard ability to pound
the old pellet. This combination IL
sure TO please the fans better than a
teams Of has-beens, who are out there
thinking of the semi-mouthly pay
check more than they do OF rising In
the baseball rankA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-22
PIIvrSBURG GREATEST
FREIGHT ORIGINATOR

Pittsburg, Jan. 21.--Statistics com
piled here show that Pittsburg leads
the world in origination of freight tom
mage. The products of the Pittsburg
districts mines mills and other indus
trial plants form a tonnage two and
one-half times greater than the ton
mage of the ports of London. New
York and Hamburg combined. The
tonnage Is handled by twelve railroad
lines that converge here. and the Ohio,
Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers.
This tonnage is also greater than that
handled through the Suez Canal and
the ports Of New York. London, Liver
pool and Hamburg, in normal times.
combined.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-22

traction at the Academy OF Music for
three days, beginning next Monday
night, with daily matinees thereafter.
In this stupendous spectacle Griffith
shows four periods OF Mans Inhu-
mainly to Man" AS in vision one
looks back into the far distant past
and sees Belshazzar in Babylon the
Magnificent. In another moment a
powerful. thrilling story OF modern
life Is realistically shown. The cradle
"endlessly rocking" again turns back
the handle of time to the Middle Ages
when the Huguenots of Paris were
being massacred by thousands. Again
one sees the humble Nazarene in Cana
and Jerusalem. These swift changing
scenes keep the interest OF the spec
tator keyed to the highest tension.
In every respect Intolerance" is alb
solutely different from anything ever
shown before on the stage or the
screen. 1t has been said that Baby
Ion and New York go well together
and II Is difficult to tell whether the
suspense of the spectator is greater
while following the maddening ride
OF the mountain girl in a chariot
along the banks of the Euphrates or
the frenzied rush OF modern racing
car speeding after fast receding
train. Words are absolutely made
quate to give any impression of the
magnitude and the comprehensive
ness OF this truly wondrous spectacle.
The scenes in Paris are like the pages
of Dumas come to life. The episodes
OF Jewish history appear like vivified
paintings of Tiscot To convey the
idea of the Babylonian will proba bly,
never be attempted, for neither the
page of history, of fiction, nor master
piece Of great painters have ever
made so real the spiendos ami mag
ntficence OF that mighty city OF the
past An orchestral score, akin to
grand opera. is played by a large SYM
phony orchestra.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-22
WESLEYAN BASEBALL
NINE |NvkOES SOUTH
weuk virginia Outfit Is Scheduled to
Pay Several Teams In the Old
Dominion.

BuclrhAnnon, W. Va, Jan 2l.--Ihe
west Virginia Wesleyan baseball team
Will leave March 20 upon the most at
trart1vs early spring invasion CT Dlx,e
Land that any college team from the
little mountain State OF West virginia
ever has had the pleasure or attack
inn. A three week tour among the
pines and palmettoes 10 being ar
ranged. Seventeen or eighteen games
Will be played with the best college
teasna of the South. and when the
Orange and Black nine returns nome
TWENTY-FIVE or twenty-three days Will
have been filled with pleasure and ex-
csaient early season training.
Tho card In near completion, 1t hay
Ing been started under Harry A..
Stansbury's successor.
The complete schedule has not been
announced, but It 10 known that only
teams of high standing will DO played.
and that the games are so scheduled
that the Northerners Will be orouSht
into contact with tho most interesting
and attractive spots in Dixie, The first
xame In with Randolph Macon In Viz
rinia. From there the team will jour
ney to Raleigh. where North Carolina
A. 4 NJ. will be played The tnlro
contest will be staged at Chapel Hi!i
with the University OF North Caro-
lima. Making easy jumps. the SOUTH
esn cline will be pierced day by aay
until Atlanta Ia reached, whore two
Rames arc booked with Georgia Tech,
II II rot uncertain as TO how mucn
farther South the trip will extend.
There u q probability. however. that
dates will Be- closed with colleges sew
AyAl hundred miles beyond this South
ern metropolis.
Many dates have been offered the
Wesleyan management, The manage
meat IL negotiating with such teams
a. South Carolina University. Uni
veraty OF Georgia, University OF Ala
hama, Tennessee, V a n e r b I,
6ewanee, Stetson University. Ken
lucky and a host OF other colleges
which open their season much earlier
than the Northerners. The return
TIP Will be made through Tennessee.
Kentucky and Virginia Virginia
Polytechnic Institute will be played in
B,acksburx, Va. The closing date,
however, has been given to Marshall
college, Huntington, w. Va
Wesleyan probably will have one OF
the best teams of her history, Sew
eral old men again will be available
and there are many newcomers who
will work for positions
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-22

Tairuount and Church Hill, keen
rivals on the basketball floor. will get
together tonight at $3.50 o'clock on the
Young Mems Christian Association
floor. This game 10 one OF the most
crucial contests staged in the Fedora
ton League this season and IT Is ex-
psctsd to be q warm combat from start
to finish.
should Church Hill win the game
the East Enders will practically sew
up the Federation League pennant On
the other hand. IL the Paramount quint
smerges triumphant in this encounter
the nve will still have a chance to
COP the basketball gonfalon this sea-
eon.
int - ths third time this season
thsv hsw~ opposed each other. the f1rst
ewe resulting in VICTORIES for the
church Hill boys. In the opening en-
counter the EaAt Finders experienced
littis trouble in Administering their
rivals . defeat. but the Paramount
boys displayed much better form in
the last contest. Captain Hap" Law
renee believes that his Paramount
boys are due a victory tonight. and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-22
GEORGETOWN IS FAST
ARRANGING SCHEDULE


Washington, D. c.. Jan. Iii
Georgetown has three open oates on
its football schedule. 1t has Allied It's
entire list, with the exception OF Sep
TENDER 80, October IL and November
~. Negotiations now are being car
ried on with several institutions look
ing to the scheduling OF contests for
these dateA
On October Q the Blue and Gray
will entartain Lebanon Valley here.
team that last fall proved a de-
cidedly hard nut for some strong
elevens to orAck- LAhiGh and Army
had their hands full in games with
that school. October 20 the team
goes to South Bethlehem for q game
with Lehigh. and October 81 David
son College Of South Carolina comes
here for \ struggle November s.
election day. the annual struggle with
Fordham At New York takes place.
Tho eleven goes to Annapolis Novem-
Der 10 to meet the Navy. and Novem
Der II to Roanoke. Va. for . battle
with Washington and Leo. The an
nual affair with George Washington
Thanksgiving II 70 oonsummAts the
season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-22
BASKETBALL CUNTS
WILL PLAY TONIGHT
Tairmount and Church Hill Will Meet in Crucial Game While
Young Mems Christian Association Team Will Go Up
Aesiust Barton Heights Five-Good Games Expected.

the game should be a good one from
start to finish.
The probable line-ups are:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Leubbert.
forwards; Gayle. center; Captain Law
renee and Thacker. guards
Church HiI1--Bell and Hatcher. for
wards; Perkins center: Ehmig and
Scheer, guards.
Another Game Scheduled.
Another good game Is expected when
the Y NJ. c.. A. and Barton Heights
quints get together. These teams
have each won a game. and the winner
OF this contest tonight will go into
third place In the Federation League.
Both teams have been showing steady
Improvement and tho encounter should
be one Of the warmsst witnessed on
the floor this season.
The probable line-ups ar~f
Y, NJ. c. A-Hatcher and B1aussr.
forwards: Gray. center; Wafisrstsin
ana Muilin, guards.
Barton Heights-waldrop an d
Stringer. forwards: Watson, center'
Gregory and scheer. guards.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-22
VIRGINIA LEAGUE To
GET TOGETHER FRIDAY
Moguds In State Organization Will
Make Up Circuit At Adjourned
Meeting In Norfolk.

Lynchburg, Va, Jan. 21.-The ad-
tourned meeting of the Virginia
League directors at Norfolk next
Thursday will see the circuit for the
coming season fixed up and the ma
chine will be made ready for the
twelfth season. There are two ways
open to the circuit. One Is to give
the vacant franchise to Lynchburg
and the other Is to contract to
four teams. This would probably be
the result II the Petersburg hackers
decide by that time to quit the game
for another year, but that condition
is not expected.
Lynchburg has shown sufficient
interest In getting back on the base
ball map for the directors of the
league TO take the town seriously, and
it is highly probable that they will
agree to pool mileage and take the
Hill City in.
The Lynchburg fans do not have
the slightest idea but there Is suf
ficient interest here to readily get be-
hind the team and make it a go. The
fans are to be represented at the
Norfolk meeting as they were at the
conference held earlier during the
present month.
The suggestion coming from Ports
mouth that the Virginia League be
restricted for the coming season to
four clubs is not meeting with favor
in Norfolk, where fans want to see
more than three visiting teams, and
1t is not believed the magnates will
give much consideration to the pro-
posal. even II 1t comes before the next
meeting to be held in Norfolk,
II. II, u tn
the cities would suffer materially with
a four club circuit for the fans prob
ably would tire of seeing the same
players so often.