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South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23
Submarine May
Have Been Sunk
ByAmericanShip

international News Service
Az AMERICAN PORT. June %.
"A German submarine may have
been destroyed oy am American ship
which arrived here today from an
Italian port
When the vessel was one day out
Of port on her voyage over, she was
attacked oy a submarine which hred
a torpedo By skiliful handling the
captain Of the ship avoided the tor
pedo and brought the stern gun into
position for airing Three shots were
fired
The hrst struck the water within
two feet of the U-boat. the second
struck and carried away the peri
scope. and the third struck the water
where the submarine had just sub
merged a French cruiser, attracted
by the firing, also shelled the water
where the submarine was going
down.
The submarine was about 500
Yards from the merchant ship when
the attack was made.
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23

Inasmuch as these Will be the
troops that Will be among the first
r-the-top" men who desire TO be
sure OF seeing active service can be
certain of having their desires
granted II they enlist.
Men enlisted in the army during
the present drive will be sent 70 one
OF the following training stations:
Syracuse. y. Y; Fort Smelling.
Mimi; Fort Douglas, Utah; Van
couver Barracks. Wash; Fort Ben
jamin Harrison, Ind; Chickamauga
Park. Ca; Gettysburg National
Park. Pa; Preside Of San Francisco.
Calf: FL Paso. Texas; San Antonio.
Texas: Fort Sam Houston, Texas:
Fort Ethan Allen. VT; Fort Riley,
Kas; Fort y. A. Russell, WyO. /;
Douglas. Ariz.; Fort Meyer. Va;
Fort Sill. Okla; Sparta. Wis
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23
COUNCIL SEEKS
To |MPEACH
CH|CAGOMAYOR
States Atty. Hoyne InveSti-
gates MaIfeaSanCe Charge
Following Coup by
Aldermen.
Internntional News serrice


CHICAGO, June 23.-State's Atty.
Maclay Hoyne today was investigat-
ing TO determine whether Mayor
William Hale Thompson can be
tried for malfeasance in Office for
failure 70 recognize the rights OF
aldermen while presiding over that
body.
An order directing the council
committe on judiciary TO determine
whether legal grounds exist for inn
peachment proceedings against the
mayor. introduced by Alderman
John c. Kennedy was referred 10
the committee after Mayor Thomp-
son tried 10 adjourn the council
under the gavel when he suspected
a majority of the aldermen were
against him. Alderman Link also
introduced a resolution asking
Mayor Thompson TO resign.
The row in council started when
the legislative body reconsidered
it's previous action in confirming
Mayor Thompson's new school
board appointees and 45 TO %, re-
fused to confirm them.
After Thompson ordered council
adjourned. he left the room. The
aldermen Immediately put Alder
man Richert in the chair and pro-
ceeded to their work.
AS a parting shot at the mayor,
Alderman Mccormick introduced an
order directing the chief of police
10 recall TO their ordinary duties so
policemen sent TO the board of edu-
cation officers by Mayor Thompson
TO guard his new school board ap-
pointees.
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23
DENY PRESIDENT HAS
SETTLED BOARD TROUBLE
International News Service

International News Service:
WASHINGTON. June 23.-white
house officials today denied the re-
port that the president has settled
the shipping board controversy by
giving Mai Gen. George ". Goethals
full authority over the building OF
the merchant feet that is expected
20 thwart the German submarine. II
was declared that he still is studying
the facts and expects 90 solve the
problem IN a few DAYS
Published stories were that
Goethals won the entire support Of
the president who was even 20 give
ihm power 20 commander shipping.
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23
HAMB URG- -AMERICAN
LINE CAPTAIN KILLED
Ibternationel News Service :

AMSTERDAM. June %. - Capt.
Eichler, formerly a commander on
the Hamburg American liners I'm
perator and Naterland, perished in
the destruction of the Zeppelin
Z-4S over England last Sunday. ac-
cording 70 the Leipsiger Neueste
Nachrichten. Capt. Eichler was the
leader OF the airship squadron of
which the Z-1S, commando BY
Capt. Victor Schuetze. was the flag
ship.
Cept Eichler took part in many
air raids against England When
the Z-4S was shot down in flames
all on board we're lost
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23

COcchl was employed as a me-
.chanic when found in Bologna. He
first said that he left New York be-
cause of trouble with his wife and
denied any connection with Ruth
Cruger's disappearance. The news
that the missing girls body had
been dug up in the cellar OF his
shop plainly startled him and he
appeared greatly depressed. the
early dispatches said.
Work ON slave Dive.
While the police were awaiting
more details concerning Cocchi's
confession, United States secret
service men Joined hands with the
New York detectives In running
down an organized international
band Of white slavers. whose exist
ence was revealed during the in
vestigation OF the Ruth Cruger case.
Cocchi, il is believed, belonged 70
this band
The official inquiry into police
bungling I'm the Cruger investigation
was adjourned until Monday. Mean
while detectives and secret service
men began a hunt for the leader Of
"a gang believed 70 have abducted
many Of the 700 girls reported miss
ing in New York since Jan /.
Some of these. the police believe.
were sent into dives Of white slavery
in Buenos Ayres and many other
South American cities.
Flynn Takes Charge.
The importance which the govern
ment attaches 70 the disclosures
was evidenced by the fact tha: VIII
liam j. Flynn. chief Of the United
States secret service. has taken
charge of the investigation here.
Chief Flynn is 6elving into the story
Of white slave traffic told by Miss
Consuelo la Rue. the girl who was
mvstefi0usly attacked bv two men
after she made important revela-
tions fin the Cruger mystery.
Though the secret authorities are
maintaining absolute secrecy. II IL
reported that Miss Ia Rue was in
vestigating the international w1fte
slave traffic as the secret agent OF
a South American government when
she was attacked iu her apartment.
Il IS known that she has received
large sums of money and that Jose
A. Del Campo. T.atn-American
consul has been making inquiries
about her condition. Del Campo
refused 10 give any Information
bout Miss Ia Rue except 20 say
that "she comes from one of the
best families I'm Argentine"
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23
Federal Agents Rushing
Through Mass Of Evidence
--CocchMakes Confession
Arrested by italian Police Motorcycle Dealer Says He Kill
ed Ruth Cruger-MiSS La Rue Member
of Secret Service.
BULLETIN.
InternatiOnal News Service |.

NEW YORK June 23.-Alredo Cocchi, proprietor of the
motorcycle shop where the body of 7yearod Ruth Cger
found has confessed that attacked killed police
were Informed in dispatch from Bologna, Italy, today Coch
is under arrest at Bologna.
The full text of Cocchs confession expected before night The
from Bologna distinct surprise The police had
been informed earlier dispatches that Cocch had protested his
innocence and had retained lawyer fight exradon Since he
has confessed believed the Italian government will place
obstacles In the of his New York face trial
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23
BRITISH CONDUCT RAIDS
WITH GREAT SUCCESS

International News Service
LONDON. June 23-Successful
British raids were carried out dur
ing the night on both the Arras and
Belgian fronts
The war Office announced today
that a large number OF German
prisoners were captured by the
British in raids west OF Warneton
and north OF Gavrelle.
In the Ypres sector the Germans
attempted a raid, but were repulsed
by the British.
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23
EXPECT 100 ARRESTS
IN GARY CRUSADE
International News Service ;

international News Service:
GARY Ind. June 23.-With ~
indictments returned in the vice
campaign here. il is reported that
before the campaign is ended 100
persons will be arrested. includins
many higher-ups in the vice district.
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23

WQ1ted--In Seven Days. 10000 Men for Requl
Red Cross Worker S
Delivering Heavy Blows;
Campaign N ears End

In two more sledge hammer
drives TO be made Sunday and Mon
day the Red Cross workers Of South
Bend hope TO ring the ben of the
$4,000 scale. added strength being
given TO the swing Saturday morn
ing when S3,O75 came pouring in to
the fund.
The grand total at noon Saturday
was S42.065.49.
Field Marshal Rev. Lippincott
directed the work OF his many as
sistants all through Saturday morn
ing when a determined effort was
made TO boost the total 10 $4,000
and it is believed that by II O'Clock
tonight this mark will have been
reached.
Il am wounded but don't worry;
the Red Cross is caring for me-"
That is exactly the message re-
ceived by ]. c. Beach. Berrien
Springs. from his son Lieut. Floyd
Reach who was recently wounded
in France.
Mr.. Beach has said that any one
who does not know Of the great
work the Red Cross is doing for the
boys on the firing line information
OF a convincing nature can he had
from him.
The word received by Mr.. Beach
may be received by mothers and
fathers of South Bend and st. Jo-
seph county. A parent receiving
this word would doubtless feel more
than merely glad if he or she had
contributed literally 10 the Red
Cross fund. Don't let George OF
someone else do it," Is the plea OF
the workers here now.
COpfr{butorS Saturday
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23
AWARD OF CANTONMENT
CONTRACT.

international News Service.
WASHINGTON, June %. 80 The
contract for the building OF the ma
tional army cantonment al Little
Rock. Ark. was today awarded 20
James Stewart and company OF New
York and St Louis.
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23
PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN.

DR.. A. p. Forbes Gammack, who
has been serving as first lieutenant
in the British royal army medical
corps. has been promoted 10 the
The headquarters of the
corps are located at Dover, England.
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23
8 TAKEN AS MEMBERS
OF THlEVING GANG
International News Service :

HARTFORD CITY. Ind. June %.
Five persoss are under arrest
here charged with being members
OF a band OF thieves that ravaged
the countryside in this section OF
the state. stealing thousands OF
dollars worth OF wool grain and
chickens.
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23
Recruiting Officers Ouer
Country Launch DnUe on
Nations Unmarried Mer
In Compliance With Presidents Proclamation All Between
18 and 40 Will be Sought to Enlist For
Overseas Service.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The big recruiting drive for the
regular army Acting under the proclamation of PreS Will
son. recruiting officers everywhere today commenced work the
effort to voluntarily enlist 10000 during the days
Unmarried between the ages of and 40 wanted
the effort successful the organized field forces of the United
States will be brought up to strength Of 100000
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23
You Haze From Now Until Monday
Mr.. Man to DO Your Part in the
Magnificent Cause of the Red Cross

I BEN Nawaan ehCunyp
beer Ueroghs has
Have % re- m
H ey g~ ~ Isl rt
work nc ute ne INT ou rompih
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ua bud dce lie HeH an her gA h as become due con HeINn
assuming in in upne t
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be Just eogt tpytl RespupUt of hRe CoSfr
md Aea ne e ev oHmt
Il h eSpOp ton fd
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b b y;yo will da
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Srnms a ndanb boh and
m % invest he interest such % in 4 C ut eme
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"a noun y hi ca ne IN
U e twill thn to ua uw who eempae n1nd
they hit an Mepcanyf the Tda daOm
to o. tn san
have hys sare
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South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23
BEST GERMANS IN
FINANCIAL WAR
Figures Compiled by Treasury
Department Show Ameri-
cans Back Government.

AMERICAN vs.. GERMAN
AS FINANCIAL SUPPORTER.
German Loan American Loan
(Amount)
S1,115, 900, 900 S3.O35, ,226, $50
Number of Subscribers)
1,177,235 1000 900
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23
THE WEATHER

INDTANA.-Shower and thunder
storms tonight and sunday morning,
probably followed hy clearing during
sunday, somewhat lower tempera-
ture in south and central portions
Sunday.
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-23

CONTINUED on PAGE FTvE)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-27
Keep your girls away from tina

Keep your girls away from tina
camp"
This is the advice of Mai. Mark
Y. Croxall, commanding the 316th
military police. Camp Lewis. to the
mothers of young girls living near
the cantonment.
Mai. Croxall declares that his
police are kept busy "shooing"
girls of tender years away from
the soldiers. They come to the
camp. he says, to find friends, and
they find tnemt-not always the
best ones.
The other night the major re-
ceived a hurry-up call from three
mothers in Olympia asking him to
locate their daughters and send
them home Two of them were
16 years old and the other IA.
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me ON the Imsta11memt PLAN or For CasG1-DO lit NOW
ADVISES MOTHERS TO
KEEP GIRLS FROM CAMP

I'VE located them at the dance
pavilion at Murray" said the ma
jor, They had been In the hall
all evening. They told the soldiers
they were with that they were
over age. I don't say that they
were I'm trouble, but I do say that
II was no place for young girls
unaccompanied by an older
woman"
The girls seem to Ego crazy
over olive drab." They go to the
camp. and many Is the interesting
stop OF youthful vampires that
the military police could tell IL
they were minded to do so.
80 my warming" says Mai.
Croxall. lis. Mothers, keep your
young daughters home, or come
here with them"
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TAKES A RAP
AT PROFITEER

THE profiteer, the man who is
amassing a fortune out OF the
needs of his country at war. he
will cry out 10 the mountains TO
fall on him when the Savior ro-
turns in flaming fire to give unto
everybody according to his
works." said Evangelist Hayward
last evening in his lecture at the
Temple of Music on World
Peace"
And In spite of all the pre1c-
lions OF a lasting peace, such q
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hing IL impossible, much as wo
would love to see 1t. as long as
sin remains In the human heart.
Not till Jesus returns and reisns
can there be universal peace.
THE leading American peace
advocate, a man much beloved, an
honest. pious man. stood on a
platform declaring
that there never could be another
big war and Just 20 days there
after, the shot was fired that was
heard around the world"
Tuesday night at 1890 Hayward
will lecture on THE Millennium"
All lectures are free.
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"ADS" MAILED TO THE OFFICE

There is a way however of getting your "ad" ato
The Times classified correctly without either the
phone bringing to the office in SEND 1T IN BY
MAIL For the convenience those who help
house. farm any miscellaneous articles
article satisfy other publisang
below "Times order blank" this blank
the write in want and mail 1t to THE Manager Of
Classified Advertising Department Of The Tines
the replies mailed direct those interested
proposition will call the phone providing phone
"ad."
the replies to The Times office These replies mailed
by the advertiser without charge You will that the
"ad given in the table below These
low They do the of handling the vol
classified ads The the classified
make but supply the wants of Times
them, and them freely other
The Times render its readers greater service.
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SUFFRACISTS
WIN STRIKE
Omitted Press Leased wire.)

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. 81.
twenty-five suffrage picketers
won Their hunger strikes today
when Police Judge Muliowney or
dered their immediate release
from the district jail here
Miss Alice Paul. Miss Lucy
Burns, Mrs. Dora Lewis and other
leaders OF the woman's party were
among those given their liberty.
Eight p.ckets still remain In jail.
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YOUR CHANCE

FIVE rooms. first floor, two fine
furnace. fireplace, modern con-
veniences; practically new bunga-
low on corner ON Point car There
Is reason for selling II for $4,000,
which is less than II would take 1t
build II today $500 cash and bal
ance like rent.
FOUR rooms. bath toilet. sink, grad :
ed st, cement walks, two lots on
North 26th; two block from Point
car; any reasonable cash payment
and any reasonable monthly pay
ment; sl.i00.
CRESCENT REALTY CO.,
AIS California Bldg.
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A3IG SNAP

1l-ROoM APARTME HOUSE
FINE lots, II bearing fruit trees
lots OF small fruit; porcelain
plumbing; sinks in all the kitCh-
ems; ? rooms furnished y block
from depot at Elma, Wash; popu-
latio1 about 900. paved st. Just
the thing for man and wife; you
can have nice rooms for your
self and then make $40 per month; :
$3.50 cash, balance by the month,
or will trade.
e. McCOLLEY
1921 FIDELITY BLDG,
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lads" BROUGHT TO THE OFFICE

II 1t is possible and convenient always pleased to
classified columns the office,
and deal personally with the ad takers suggestion
who familiar with writing classified ads often improves the
pulling of the So II have want I'D that you
desire inserted bring the office without inconye
nence, it is always well to do
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REAL ESTATE.
Buying a Home
Is a Pleasure
If You Deal With
C.. L. MASON
9th Ave-; Close In
Main. ioii. Srd Floor Equitable Bid

room; good plumbing. gas; house
In fine condition; good neighbour
hood; fine lot, facing east; assess
ments all paid; y block off of 9Th
lW-74D Jas. A. Mason-Geo. NJ.
Elliott, 205 Equit Bid Main 2l76.
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Lots, No. HuSon st.

'WO LOTS between 37th and 3Sth
streets. on west side. and two lots
In rear. Huson street Is graded.
has cement sidewalk and sewer
We can give you clear title and
complete abstra n for S550-the
four ca lots, A good Investment
MALCOLM T., GuNSTON co.
i0a Scamd- Am Bank bldg.
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WHAT do YOU WANT?

flee before IL 80 A. NJ the that day; lads
received after 1880 A. NJ started the day following
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SWAPS

WHAT have you to trade for good
patent7 Wonderful Invention
Address Postoffice Box see. Ia
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PERSONAL

MRS. CARRIE cANFIELD-In re-
membrance of the love we both
have for little May and Arthur
win you not send your address
to me at the Times office and 20
to the Tacoma Post Office for
your mail. I must leave here by
Thursday morning certainly.
Yours ever. FRANK CANFIELD.
GENTLEMAN IS would like to meet
young lady about 80; object mat
rimony II suited. Box RS, Times.
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OAKS HOTEL, l0sM So. 10Th st.,
strictly modern; rates reasonable.
Private baths. Main 1929.
THE TRAVELLERS; transient from
soc up. Special rates by week OF
month. 1So6h Pacific av.
HOTEL sTRATFpftD-Mod. outside
rooms, 80. 1850 and Is per week
MP. 500 night up. 1915 Market
FISHER HOTEL--Modern; SEQ up.
1904 Pacific. Main 1915.
MAZE HOTEL, S11 Pacific. steam
heat, baths, hot water. 500 up.
week $500 up. Main 206S.
HOTEL LANsINC--Steam heat
hot and cold water private bath.
way. Main 6893.
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MAIN 3OG9 Local and Long
Storage. Nights and Sundaya
MAIN 30O8
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MOVING
A. HOLROYD. MADISON a00S.

LOCAL moving by contract or hour,
$3.50 per hour 2 men. Good NOV
ers. Proctor 2S37-R.
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LONG DISTANCE
Moving-Get Our Prices
MCLEAN, MAIN 1850
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-1 boiler 5-ft. high, "a
inches in diameter; duplex pump.
3x3hx4. Ray Moore, sol Pac. av.
S-YEAR-OLD Jersey COW for sale.
1103 East 5ith. Madison 1124.
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THE days are numbered for your
opportunity to get EQUITY shares
at 10c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-20
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND GAS
LEASE

State Of Oklahoma, Carter County,
IS, In the County Court. Probate
359 St
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
Of an order OF the county court Of Car
ter county State of Oklahoma, made
and entered on the 18th day of March,
1917, the undersigned guardian will
offer for sale and sell at public auction
to the highest and best bidder an oil
and gas mining lease on the oath day
OF March, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. m,
the following described lands situated
in Carter county state Of Oklahoma,
to-wit:
North half Of northeast quarter of
southwest quarter, Section 20, Town.
ship south, Range l west, containing
20 acres
said oil AID gas lease will be sold
on the following terms and conditions.
towit. Cash upon approval OF lease by
the court.
Said sale TO be held in the county
court room OF Carter tArdmoreD coun.
ty Oklahoma, at the time above sta
ted.
Dated this 10Th day of March. 1917.
l9-5t j. l.. TROOP, Guardian.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-20
Good Old Homemade
Family Cough Remedy
Much Better than the Rcndy.
Made kind-Enslly and
ghenply Prepared.
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This PincX and sugar syrup prcpara.
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A DAYS use will usually overcome the
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Group, whooplnr cough and rgnu,t.,
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pincX is most valuable cnnnntrat
compound OF genuine Norway pluo CN'
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To avoid disappointment '' or' -
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-20
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND GAS
LEASE.

state Of Oklahoma, Carter county
ss. In the county court Probate g7S
Notice Is hereby given IN pursuance
Of an order Of the county court of Car.
ter county state OF Oklahoma. maao
and entered on the nth day OF March.
1917 the undersigned guardian vii,
offer for sale and sell at public auction
TO the highest and best bidder an oil
and gas mining lease on the 23rd day
of March, 1917 at 10 o'clock a. m,
the following described lands situated
in Carter county state of Oklahoma,
to.wit:
South half Of northeast quarter OF
southwest quarter section p, town
ship > south, range . west, and north
west quarter of northwest quarter OF
southeast quarter, southeast quarter
OF southwest quarter OF southeast