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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-22
CONSUMPTION OF LABOR
Is UP TO PRESIDENT

IntcruatiouaI News Service
WASHINGTON Nov % - Con-
scription of labor is the question
Pres't Wilson has Co settle today.
N developed today that the four
heads Of the railroad brotherhoods
will force the issue OF conscription
Of labor when they meet Pres't vii
son this afternoon. The question of
wage advances will fall into the
BACKGROUND. The brotherhood chiefs
will demand that Pres't Wilson set
lie for once and all the question )f
whether or not the government has
the power To cOnscript labor.
The brotherhoods are aroused at
rumors that If they strike they may
Toe forced into military service TO
operate the railroads. They declare
that II they are put in military serv-
ice then the capitalists who own the
railroads must he placed in military
service
Pres't Wilson. it is known. will
suggest arbitration 10 the brother
hood chiefs. He desires that a
WAGE adjustment board be appoint
cd and that this be made the basis
OF the future settlement OF all la
nor troubles The brotherhood
shieftains are willing 20 accept med
iation bat before they accept ar
Hftrltion they desire 10 know what
the government has I'm mind for the
future regard az the CONSUMPTION OF
1ahor.
Chambers - Confident.
THE question up today is of first
magnitude. said Judge W. l..
Chambers Of the United states board
az mediation today 1T IS cues
ton which viii decide for once and
aU whether the future is 90 be Sc
cure for labor
II am confident that Pres.t VIII
son will lead MS ont. tie always has
and am sure that he viii effect
settlement I'm this crisis have
talked with tho brotherhood men
and they are fair men.
feel that there is merit I'm to-
DAYS issue, perhaps even more
merit than iu the eight-hour Contro-
,er~y 70 means that these men
must know where they stand Set
tIement Of today's issue viii mean
complete settlement OF all railroad
1shor troubles for the period OF the
war It viii have vital effect on
aI labor problems.
The discussion today is a social
aud political question Whatever
Institutions are set up during this
war viii in measure be held 10
after the war We must act right
is and wisely now 20 guard for the
future
Il am not worried. There must
re a continued railroad schedule 10
~gin this war-and we are going 90
rlu tho war;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-22
REPORTS DEATH.

InternatiOnaI News Service:
WASHINGTON, Nov. p. Gen.
Pershing today reported the death
Of Henry NJ. Moreland, engineer pri-
vate. on Nov. u. Of double pneu
mOnia. His wife, Mrs. Anna NJ.
Moreland. lives a. Baltimore, Md.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-22
A. F. Ely Named
County's Food
Administrator

a. Frank Ely. manager Of
the local branch of Armour &
Co, has been named as food
administrator for st Joseph
county by DR. II. + Barnard.
state food administrator. Mr..
Ely was recommended 10 the
state authorities about 10 days
ago by the county council Of de-
Tense
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-22
Men Pour Through
Gaps in Hindenburg
Line, Menace Base
Gen. Hag'S Men Smash Way Nearer Key Position of Ger
man Forces in FranCe-TankS Lead in Fresh
Assaults and Many Prisoners Taken.
international News Service

LONDON Nov. 22-Heavy British guns Smelling Cr1trzs
the key position the Hndenhug line in France against which
the British driving Reports from the front today stated
that had been started that the defensive works et by
the Germans in the town being demolished.
British troops pouring through the gap smashed in the Hin
denbug line the and the advance continues the
80 nrn1nr .aL Aa1n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-22
FIND BODY OF WRITER.

International News Service:
ZURICH, Nov. %. 1t was re-
ported from Vienna today that the
body OF Alice Askew, a well known
British authoress. has been washed
ashore at Curzola. an island Of the
Dalmatian group in the Adriatic
sea
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-22
British Gained Only a
Little Gro,lrd,'' -Berli71

International News Service:
BERLIN, Nov. %. The great
battle southwest Of Cambria con-
tinues, the German war office an
nounced today.
The official statement says that
the British have failed 20 obtain
their chief detectives and that
cnly a little ground has been gained
by them"
The battlefield. says the war Of
fee. is Uttered with the wreckage
CT British tanks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-22

international News Service;
BERLIN, Nov. 22.-The capture
Of two more mountain heights in
northern Italy was claimed by the
war office this afternoon.
The captured SUBMITS are Monte
I ontana and Monte Spinuccia, be-
tv cen the Brenta and Piave valleys.
The foregoing statement shows
that the big battle along the upper
Fiave river in Italy has been re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-22
FOUR MINERS DEAD.

JOPLIN, Mo, NOV -. ~ Four
miners are dead today. the result OF
a cave-ir at the Ben Franklin mine
east OF Webb City Those killed
were Fred Jackson. Thomas Brown,
Thomas Rogers and J. DUTY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-22
FIND CACHE OF 100
POUNDS OF DYNAMITE
nternational News service .

InfernItIOnal News Service
CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-Federal su-
thorities today are investigating the
origin OF a cache Of 100 pounds Of
dynamite found in a shack in the
woods near the House that Jack
built. a suburban roaohouse. a man
who was guarding the dynamite is
held srd will be closely questioned
by department. OF justice agents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-22
NEED 100000
MEN FOR NEW
MERCHANTMEN
Chairman Hurley of Shipping
Board Makes AppeaI-La-
Dor CONSUMPTION is Up to
PreS't Wilson Today.
rnternationaI News Service

1nternationaI News Service:
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Chair-
man Edward y. Hurley of the Unit
ed States shipping board today sent
out an appeal for 100000 men. The
men are needed to man the mer-
chant feet Of the United States. now
building.
Henry Howard Of Boston will di-
rect an intensive recruiting cam
paign 10 secure the men. Men OF
all ages will DE taken, even those Of
military age. because the shipping
board has been assured that men
engaged in the merchant marine
fleet viii he granted deferred clas-
sification under the draft regula-
lions
VIII Get Trimming.
The men will be given a six weeks
course Of intensive training in land
schools. The first OF these viii be
established ar Boston. Following
the completion Of this course they
will be given a period OF training
on training ships.
The course for the American mer-
chant fleet will cost the shipping
board two million dollars a year.
During the period of training the
wages viii be $50 a month. When
training is completed wages viii
range as high as S1OO a month. ac-
cording 90 the agreement reached
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-22

men poke each other in the ribs
every FIVE minutes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-22
THE WEATHER

INDIANA - Partly cloudy ana
somewhat colder for.ent. Friday
fair. slightly warmer.
LOWER NTCHIGAN-~no aur-
ries. slightly warmer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-22

The German positions ar Fon-
ta1ne les CroisiUes, Afoeuvres
Graincourt Marcoing, Havrincourt
Ribecourt and elsewhere all 81
which were carried by the British in
storm attacks were consolidated. de-
spite the FIRE rained against them
from German artillery.
I, was "A surprise attack pare and
simple German prisoners taken by
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
SCRUPLES CLIP
TWO MONTHS OFF
SLACKER'S TERN

Ills religious -cupIcs against go
ing 10 war saved Frederick brennan
lust TWO months in prison Brcn
mar. who is G6 wears old and halls
from 81 Ciair. bur who ha- lived n
Detroit ~ 30 Sq5 NJ Elnot ave
didn't register for the draft te
was arrested and Whom arrmgned
short timo ago pleaded nu' guilty
FRIDAY however. when he appeared
before Judge Tnftle in the federal
court. ho said be- desired 10 change
his plea he pleaded guilty. giving
as his reason for not registering the
TACT that he il conscientiously op-
Ioscd 80 war As result OF his
frank abatement. Judge futile sen.
fenced him 20 ia months in mo
House Of Correction other shakers
who have been sentenced by Judge
futile have drawn the uniform sen
tencc OF one wear
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
JOFFRE ENJOYS
INCOGNITO CHAT
WITH SOLDIER
By WTLRTR = FORREST.

stan Correspondent tHifed Press
PARIS. Sept tBy MailJ Like
a true hero. Marshal Jorre shuns
publicity and b. jealous Of his in
cogniio When he travels for pleas
ure. be generally takes a second
class compartment
The other day he was enroute 70
visit friends near Paris when a
war stained poilu entered his com
partmeni and opened a conversation
with the stout elderly gentleman
IN gray tweed suit
The sympathetic manner Of the
elderly gentleman won the var.
rior's heart
Il shouldn't be telling you all
this. ended the soldier. but ! felt
! could trust Won The moment | saw
you
why" demanded the elderly
gentleman
"Bccause Won are The image Of
Papa loire the Poilu responded
The old gentleman smiled depre-
ciatingly and asked quite casually
10 have look al his comrades
identity disk
The surprise came few days
later when The talkatlve Poilu re-
ceiyed a handsome wrist watch with
Marshal Jonre compliments "as a
remembrance OF their chat IN the
railway car
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
WAR ROAD
T0CAPITAL.
PLANN
Truck Highway Will
Connect Detroit and
Washington

war road from Detroit 10
Washington has become "a certainty
as the result of cndcayors OF a com
mission appointed by the war de-
partment and headed by r. G. IIar.
groaycs and James lnglis, OF De.
troit officials OF states thru which
the road will pass, ara aiding in the
work. and II Will be possible within
short time 10 transport war sup
plies from Detroit and other cities
on the route 20 Washington By
truck
Next week Mr. Hargreavcs will
motor over the road as Il les now
laid out 10 determine what must be
done 10 put II IN suitable shape lie
VIII have the fun cooperation or
the state highway commissioners
on the route. and thru their assist.
ance viii have the best route put
in condition for heavy hauling
During the past week the com
mission has been inspecting and
making plans for the road from De
trOit 10 Toledo 4 committee con.
sistng OF Alex J Groesneck, attOr-
ney general Frank Rodgers. state
highway commissioner, and " II
HlllleE- Edward Y Hines and John
S HagRerty Wayne county road
commissioners has been appointed
by COY sleeper 10 insure the com
pletion OF nine and quarter miles
Of road between the TWO cities This
committee will meet representatives.
of The bonding company responsible
for The work. m Lansing. Saturday.
and make plans FOR finishing the
work.
In whatever action IL taken the
cooperation ~ all agencies will be
required says Mr. HaTgreayes 1T
As soon as possible. and 10 do so
will require the concerted efforts OF
state and county road commission
crs. tho - O. r. and the Michigan
Central The Importance Of the
work cannot be Overcstimated Sec
rotary OF War Baker has wired GOV
Sleeper 90 see that the road Is put
ia good shape A. soon as possible -
As soon as the Washington.l) De
froit road is picked Mr. Hargreaves
Will have Detroit par on the map
literally The war department is
now making a map OF the seaboard
and roads leading 10 h. ON this
map the Detroit Washington war
road viii be shown as an artery Of
transportation for war supplies
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
IMPORTANCE OF
GOOD TEETH SOON
DISCOVERED
Soldiers Who Enter Service
Soon Realize Their
Importance

The Importance and necessity Tor
good teeth ls growing more apparent
every day. and with hundreds ~
thousands of young American sol-
dfsra and sailors entering Incle
sans service. ~ lH quite evident that
the doctrine ~ good health and care
IN the teeth wlll have gF,ined Wide
spread attention.
Tho nrm1 aud navy are really
gch0oIe fuf grown ups ln this respect
ami DO certainly ia highly commend
able fact that 90 these thouaauda "A
AntrIcn BOSE men can be taught
tha proper care or The teeth and gen
oral bodily health.
Tf has isus boon n proven fact that
tho condition 10 the teeth has great
hearing upon ones general health.
huf onft until fhe Few resent years
has the renI value ~ oral hygiene
been recognized.
In view lf those facts. 10 seem a
ptraugr and almost impo~sihie that
hundreds 0f men and women right
here fu Detroit who Hre educated and
auureciatftr ~ good HoRlfh viii al
low fhtIF teeth OF decay And bis In
tho face ~ FrrfnfN'
IL thew could bur realize what dem
tai wonders Hre hcing accomplished
Al the ofnccp uf\ur. " E Higgins AZ
faE MirhlRan-ave. certainly large
majority would have their treth cared
Tor immediately The Offices arc
open evenings until o'clock o. give
tho working peopl" The upportunlt,
80 learn more about psinlsss dentis-
try and 90 consult any - the dngtors
free ~ Gbafge. Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29

miohaelis Speaks Saturday
LONpON. sept rs --Chancellor
Nichaeis will speak tomorrow be-
fore ga, main rcichstag committee.
according lo Central News lis-
patch from Amsterdam today. IL "a
reported that he viii discuss Al,ace.
Lorraine in pariicnlar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
NASTY MEDICINES
BAD FOR CHILDREN

~ is not often child requires
Medicine 90 ans kind ~ the bowel.
ire regular and promptly dispose ~
tndiRestcd matter discarded bY the
tomech. tho vcpVrat health " very
ut Co he excellent In ans ease, PMS,
powders and uauacnfinE or unphlh
able compounds should never be
givon 90 children. ANY therapeutic
firtue such remedies may possess -
nrgclv nuliincd hN the AuunEstof =
natural NntHEunlsu-
For most children mild LAXATIVE
administered occasionally is All that
= needed to assure normal rPR uiailtN
md good health. Or. tnldW'lI a
syrup repsin Oh pleasant tastlnH
combination of simple laxative herbs
With pepalu ffrr from upiHtc of mar
'0tlc drugs. and acts gently yet Ell
'cctivcly children like 10 and take ~
'eRdily. so that it is thc dos remedy
'ni the family medicine chest ~ i@
iuld lea drur stores for nftV cents a
aottie s trial bottle. free ~ charge,
IAN be obtained hY writing 90 l1r. W.
g. Caldwell 4.f Washing tom 81 d,
Monticello. Illinois.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
HURRICANE is
SWEEPING GULF

NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept IS -
with the wind blowing at a rate OF
more than 20 miles an hour across
The mouth OF the Mississippi river
and the barometer down 20 294S.
citizens here early today looked for
tho storm 20 hii New Orleans some
time before noon
Hurricane warnings have been
sent out iIosts are removing per.
sons from the Lower Baratca wamp
lands and Grand Isle section n ls
tust possible tho storm may MAS
New Orleans altogether Early
W Gather reports today indicated the
storm VAS vcering slightly 20 tho
vest and vas due TO hit Morgan
City. La about noon. Morgan City
u northwest OF berA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
PIANO IS
YOURS FOR
SPARE Time
Magnificent New Prize
Added To Contest
Rewards

A $500 story a Clark Nano for
Is days work during spare time is
the newest prize offer ~ The De.
troit Times. ia addition 20 the Sll.'
u ln-4H- thn--l nlu- EluA- Salesman.
ship campaign This piano 81 extra
and will be- awarded 10 the candi.
date obtaining the largest number
OF club credits during the banner
period Offer which holds good from
oct 20 Is. inclusive The piano
will De- awarded the candidsde doing
tho beat work during he 10 days.
irrespective OF ans other prize he
or she may win
The winner ~ This extra prize
viii DO asccrtaincd by tho judges
and auditors AZ no close Of the
campaign. and bis or her name viii
be announced with the winners OF
all other awards az the finish
As was announced a. the outset
OF the campaign. All new suhscrip
lions turned m during tho banner
period. which begins Oct ] and ends
oct 10. viii count just double This
means that every new subscription
counts twice The regular number
of club credits II makes no differ.
ence whether 10 o. siN months 2
months. or "a months subscription
n will count double he usVal mum
Der az votes. or credits II handed
in before 10 Z m. oct Is
There wi.l De- nu other extra prize
offer made and never again during
the salesmanship contest will sub
scriptons count for so many votes
as they DO MP until oct 10 The
race ends on Oct 81. but the Blk.
gest and best offer Is for The first
rs days in October Those who arc
in the race 20 win the $4,000 Home.
tho Ross "s the Studehaker IS.
the Priscoe. or The Overland should
DO their best work right nov Some
candidates aim 10 pile lsp enough
votes 20 win tho home and ihe pi
ano. Those who are not members
~ the club viii End that IL viii be
too late fu enter after tho second
period ends for the candidates viii
have gained tremendous advan
tage by procuring subscription
while they count towards two
prizes.
ANY one who wants 20 enter can
do 20 by sending his name and ad-
dress TO Tho Detroit Times. $4,000
Club" department The next stand
inr Of the candidates VII be pub
ushcd in Monday paper. Now "a
the time for all candidates 90 start
out and make time while the double
vote extra prize offer holds good
II is anybodys fght thus far, as
no one has made q runaway race
OF g.
The double credit value Of now
subscriptions follows % months
$4,000. ~ months. 10000. six
months. 5000
The subscription price during The
salcsmanship contest o. g per year
delivered by mail. agent or carrier
81 900 IN AWARDS.
$4,000 Aladdin Home
$3.50 Ross "S" Touring Car
si.3s5 Studcbakcr 20
$685. overland Touring Car
1925 Hriscoe - Touring Car.
5000 Solitaire Diamond Ring
5000 Nicirola
Ten sI00 Merchandise orders
Ten SO Merchandise orders
Thirty 81 Merchandise Orders
Ten pnr cen; Cash commission
Sec The c.try blank in another
part Of this paper
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
viii Cutting OFT Wife and TiUO
Children Stands, Court Rules

Judge Mandeu Friday morning
ruled that the viii OF me late Jn
lius F. Wchner. which has been BIZ
toFly contested for lhe past Few
days m the circuit court Is valid
and that the widow must be- satisfied
with q 81 bequesL
Testimony presented during the
trial indicated thar Wehmer and his
wife quarreled and separated sev.
eral years ago q son ana Gaugh.
Ten stuck by The mother In iha argu.
ment while anothe- daughter Mrs
Charlotte scott, remained l0yM Go
her lather
The. provisions ~ tho viii wera
that Mrs scott shall receive go
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
An Agony Paragraph

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the
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Will the
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coum of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
ON WARS
SIDELINES
With
Harold
Y.
Wilcox
CAMP CUSTER. DATTLE CREEK Mich. sept "a

CAMP CUSTER. BATTLE CREEK Mich. sept 27
XII ~ the
n a National speaker
Il J ne "a
tusi'r Thursday
colonel had just
children
I'm
is fGnning 10
llt
soldier
a folks
n should attended
babies sympathy
OF the De
h thi- might be
and the
his soldiers
hustle tho folks lcf home hs
question freng commanding officers
called 20 the
has carelessness would De better Tor h army
by The
dependents Un the need for become imperative chan IL IS now
fellows this pdcament win do much toward whipping Kaiser
they continually worried me plight % uer families 'h
the % 20 trei
over the welfare OF their families hey cn give me army tsf best
official until
complaint from home u W ncne can't cree these men from
word comes that some behered fellows l made depedeh nn
comfortable the viii N1oa Gown TO
business their soldering This Tire sat of the coone ZIP
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29

acre farm IN Oakland county. valued
az $4,000 The widow Is lcft 81.
while the son and daughter who
sided with the mother are 20 get 81
each.
The widow maintained that the
viii was made while her husband
was mentally unbalanced
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29

n suffering
Battle creek and spent good none Tor fancy assortment of electrical
heating chatting
= absolutely prohibited
nifty modern conyenences cheap This
sl shamefllly picked
there the odc of the colonel 33oh hed
-Four designated pratcs he orderly and The nonom charge
other gentlemen always Tho This
the cooks 30
This nrefehng The chiefs
duty parade
Battery
Presumably washing
The Detroit times., 1917-05-18
FACTORY BURNS;
LOSS is $4,000
Fireman Hobart Seriously Hurt
At Thompson x Go. Chem
ical Plant

Fire sweep rho plant ~ P A.
Thompson &. Company. manufacture
ing chemists A. No. SOP Trombley
ave, at 30 o'clock Fuoay morn
ina causing damage estimated Al
g. GOO Tho origin 81 the blaze has
no. been determined
Pa fghuns The IRE. Adolph TO
bart a., 40 2e2 Betbune-aye- a
fireman At Ladder Company No &
fs,I from q ledder. suffering frac.
.ured skull and internal INJURIES He
Hes removed 20 Receiving hospital
IN 4 critical condition
The FIRE Was discovered By r q
Major Waterman az Plan SO. 2 OF
the cadillac Motor Car company
Fed by The various combustible
drug and chemicals IN the build
ing The flames had gained great
teadvay when nremen arrived
Dense smoke lmpeded the hre
lighters and they were compelled %
battle the blaze from tho roofs OF
the Cadillac factories Tho plant a
rtree--tory brick structure Was al
mos, entirely destroyed before tbs
Ere was eKunRuished
The Detroit times., 1917-05-18
WITNESS FORGETS
HIS SPECS" AND
DELAYS TRIAL

PiiNn Austin Graves tired doz-
IN diHeren, pairs Of glasses Friday
% Judge Searrs court he vas
oubsrdcd with specs OF various do
.,rrrions auIpg or hs nose eve
pieces ranging from ahel spectacle
-0 small p.nce noz -pecs
Tire trouble arose because Graves
,amc no court as Witness without
being prepared 10 read The VOL
VERNE Construction COMPANY vas
suing LOUIS a Danzger contract
was introduced aud Graves asked 10
read n
& can't see without my glasses. 90
10 said
Well take mine then. said
Judge Scar
They didn't work 10 Charles
Lougheed. court clerk offered his
without any better result The
whole court room was canvassed.
none Of The glasses strengthened
Graves vision sufficiently 10 enable
MIN 10 make ouf the type
Tho exhibit was Withdrawn