davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
nEIp wANTEIi--wNLe


PIN BOYS-pIN TJA S-plN BOYS
CgT.OREp AND WWTE
Recreation Building
Shetby-st and Laiay cite blvd
HERE is a CHANCE no MAKE
SOME SURE MONEY
a GREAT CnAtscE FOR HIGH
SCHOOL BOYS FROM q To - h NJ.
BepIuninC Monday. oct j, we are
starting "a new system in paying
our pin boys.
BOYS 90 work under the guaran-
tee ~ Sc per game for All games
they SCI up with guarantee ~ "a
daily SALARY as follows
GUARANTEE TO BOYs OK SIXTH
FLOOR FOR WEEK OF OCT 2
Boys reporting for duty before IL
q m 20 pin boy cantalns 81 3 per
Bows reporting for duty before ~
noon 10 pin boy captains, *l'5O
per day.
Boys reporting for duty before p.
m 20 pin boy captains 5 20 per
Boys reporting Tor duty before = p
M 20 pin boy captains 81 90 per
DAY.
Bows reporting for duty before y.
M. 20 pin hoy captains. 10 cents
per dav
closing hour ~ b e. Average ~
- hours steady work each day ana
Boys chat make more than we
guarantee ut the rate ~ 30 Per
game viii Dc rald whatever am cunt
they earn the guarantee is that no
boy viii be paid less than the
amounts mentioned from the time
they report for duty on the differ
ent floors until closing.
GUARANTEE TO BONS OK FOURTH
AMI FIFTH FLOORS FOR
WEEK OF OCT
Boys reporting for duty before u
o'clock noon Si50 per day.
BOYS reporting for duty before 2 p
81 pI Dor IuN
m 3 90 per day.
Boys reporting FOR duty before 9 3.
m use Der day
Closing hour ~ = M. Average ~
3 hours steady work each dHy and
down
Under the above conditions boys
are assured 81 a certain guaran-
fecd daily salary and those bec0m-
Ing experts az setting up pins can
make as high as s70o pcr DAY ~
the rate of 90 per game PER man.
surroundings are nic" and clean,
Home made sandwiches and other
food is served by col0red ladies' on
the floors afternoons and evenings
at reasonable prices or boys can
bring their lunches with Thorn
STEADY WORK -ROIS ARE RAID
EVERY NIGHT BEIoftE LEAVING
BUILDING
FIRST CONF FIRST PLACED
ASK FOR MIR JOHNS OR MR.
GAGE. 9th floor
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
EAsT nUrTAlo 1--WE >roCN

ER-T ErrFALD ~ So Ocf s
Cattlr Rrrript~ 600 market fairly
active steady prime steers slfG
la hatcher gradcs. ksWl2, ,oW a.
g. 5ou9r0
roltre Receipts $500. market ac-
tire 1s higher cpl 10 choice. S50
$780,
sSit+4f---s.tt-l ---- r e-Aetr7t@ Ht4e-7
market lnmhs zoe lower. sheep
.foaiy hice lambs tl8M1S.25 culi
to fair ff@m1- 15 yeorlings Sl40f5,
strap srUl
Hogs Receipts $500 market ace
tire tN zoe higher workers.. Sl3T
1900. pigs SII5Ou mixed So 90
NI4ta hoaVs. S1a7a0 IHS5 rouRhs.
81 1lIsf0. stays Sff01T
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
ron sALE--FARMs

2oo-ACRE STOCK FARM. miles
from Spencer n S.. 1870 acres az
..-'" ut'''i* ~ "tite ~
t0N10 basement barn sllo. running
water in barn good S-room hoHse
and other oufhuildinEs only two
miles from mpin line r., r. Farm -
very productive Price g. 600.
Brooks & Montgomery
N2 HAMMOND BLDG MAIN 1878
For SALE $3.50 acres improved g11
mics to Merritt best clay loan
VIII sen ugrt or fnhdivlGc in sos
acre trncts price $50 per acre. "a.
down. balance ~ suit buyer. with
lnterest 1T n bargain NJ May
lef lr Merrill Mich
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
'ro Rnsr-aooMs.
THE CASSEL
791 SECOND AVE.

Finest rooms in the city. Lux
uriously furnished. Running
water I'M every room. Excel
lent location, near two car
lines. Rates $500 per week
up. Grand 1859.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

Do May up Ic Oats Oct ur CSC.
uec ~ kc MAJ up sr Provisions
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

DETROIT oct J Butter Frnsh
creamery extras f2iac creamery
nrat4. ~ ~ f2fsr hu
Eprs Fresh Michigan hrsts alu
80 drz
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

PrintiuE---th- pinin neat klnd--that
l. rirht--Ttmr7 Ioh Dcpt.--Nuin 1890.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

w ANTEp- Head miller for 3 900 bar
rel rolled oats mill state export
cncc fully and SALARY expected Adj
dress box S. Times
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
ron sAtis-:st4slnHNcE PROPERTY
CHICAGO Boulevard Home

y ew g rooms. handsomely decorated
double garage with front drive
Spencer heater four large bed
rooms two baths. one shower;
shrubs all in. instantaneous water
heater: open hreplaCes. sleeping
porch owner has 20 leave town
Nov Price S2N.000 Terms Rugs.
curtains and drapes which we're
made 90 order, included House To-
Gated ghout one block west n
Hamilton Cali SIR. AtkinAon, Main
.f fLeWloek 35f7-W
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

WILL pay cash ior vacant lots,
houses, flats, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. Land con-
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactory deals.
EBERT, 300 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
OREGON AVE.

OREGON AVE.
NcW. modtru rooms and bath,
steam heat to O. lot $500. easy
terms.
The Marantette- Baker Co.
3nZ-5te1c Pcnubscot. Main it4i.
FOR sALIc--V ACANT cots
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-24

torowi Fergusonowi, poczem wy
brala komitet Z dziewieciu, ktory
ma wszystkie zarzuty i oskarze-
ME szczegoiowo sformulowac. Je-
ze1i oskarzenie to bedzie w Izbie
representative przyjete, pan Fer.
guson zostanie automatycznie
suspendowany, a mieJsce jego
zajmie wicegubernator VIM. P.
Hobby.
Przeciwko Fergusonowi pod.
niesiono 10 konkretnych zarzutow
naduzycia w}adzy urzedowej, be-
iacych przewaznie natury pienie-
znej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-24
,NESTOR"
z PARITY.

Nowy York, "a. sierpnia. -
Lucien Saniel, znany pod nazw,
,,Nestora amerykahskiej party
socyalistycznej', zglosii swe wy
stapienie z organizacyi. w wy
stosowanym Z tego powodu liscie
powiada:
,,Gdy stale sig rzecza wiadoma,
re Scheinemann i jego grupa
zdrajcow W Reichstagu zaprzeda-
la kaizerowi socyalna demokracye
Niemiec, socyalistyczna partya
powinna byla natychmiast zaza-'
dac, ably Ameryka powsta}a Z
swa potega przeciwko Niemcom-
mic jednak takiego ME ~uczyniono
w swym obecnym stanie nieladr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-24
WYDZIALU WY.
LACZEN ~OSKARZONY.
Nowy York, "a. sierpnia.

Nowy York, "a. sierpnia. -
Pred sadem federalnym w Brook
LYME odbyly sic przes}uchy Ora.
H. S~elligmana, asystenta glow
nego lekarza lokalnego wydzialu
wyIaczen Mr.. 50, jakotez agenta
asekuracyjnego Lazarusa Jacob
soma, oskarzonych o spisek spree
ciwiajacy sic ustawie o konskryp-
cyl Kazdy z mich zostai postawio
ny pod kaucye w kwocie $4,000 az
do rozprawy, ktora n%aznaczono
ma d. 10 wrzeSnia
Cedar Rapids, To-, "a. sierpnia.
- Musiano tn zawiesic wydawni-
ctwo najstarszego we wschodnie
LOWE pisma niemieckiego ,,Di'
Iowa Post, kt6ry skutkiem swei
progermahskiej agitacyi stracil
tylu abonentow, IL ME mogl sic
dalej utrzymac.
Omaha, Nebr., "a. sierpnia. -
Federalny marszalek Flynn 0
trzymal Z Waszyngtonu polccc-
ME przewiezienia Wilhelma G
Krauleidis, pastora niemieckiego
luterahskiego zboru w Riverdale
Nebr., do Fort Riley, Kans., {
lem internowania go tam na czas
wojny. Kraudeilis przetrzymany
byI Cd kilku tygodni pod zarzu--
tenn nielojalnoSci w wiezieniu "
Grand Island.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-24

ne charakteryzuje duch koopera
cyl calego niemal swiata ola pod
trzymania praw narod6w i VOL
nosci osobistych, oraz dat wyra
nadziei, re stosunki miedzy An
ryka a Japoniq zaciesnia sic be-
da sic stawac coraz serdecz-
niejsze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-24
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
DIR. GARFIELD ~KONTROLO-
REM

D lie wlaSciciele kopaln, poSre-
dnicy i handlarze beda SIG SciSle
stosowac do w~ydanych regulacyl
rad ME ma ma razie zamiaru ami
kopaln konfiskowac ami obelmo-
wac absolutnej kontroli mad ich
produkcya jezeli jednak ME "a
stosuja sic do Mich, ME cofnie S;
i pred tym krokiem.
Wydane wczoraj za~rzadzenia
dadza sic streScic w nastepuJa-
cych p~unktach:
l. Oznaczenie W kopalniach
cen wegla twardego, wahajacycb
sic zaleznie cd jakosci jego po-
miedzy 81 a $3.50 "a tong.
2. Ograniczenie zarobku poSre-
dnikow w handful weglem twar-
dym do 15c "a tone, czyll o lOc
mniej niz postanawiala to ugoda,
zawarta pomiedzy wlaScicielami
kopaln a komitetem weglOwym
PREY Radzie Obrony Narodowej.
3. Jezeli dostawa wegla odbywa
sic do portow ma Atlantyku albo
ma Wielkich Jeziorach ma koszt
poSrednikow, zysk ich ma toniC
mozc wynosiG 20 albo 30 centow,
~zaleznie cd tego, czy dostawa Ii
skuteczniona zostaje do portoW
ma wschod czy ma zachod Cd Buff
falo.
4. w dostawie wegla cd pro-
ducenta do drobnego kupca, kt6
ry sprzedaje towar publicznosci
ME moze bye liczona nalezytos(
posrednika wiecej jak jeden a
w ten sposob zapobiezono srubo-
waniu cen w drobnej sprzedazy,
gdyby wegiel, zanim sic dostanie
do skiadu drobnego kupca, pre-
chodzii przez rece kilku agency
poSredniczacych, z ktorych kazda
liczyiaby sobie swa nalezytosc.
LOS ZALoGI DOMY
Boston, "a. sierpnia. Paro-
wiec ,,Devonian" linii Leylandi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-24
HOOVER DO
CHICAGO.
Washington, ID. sierpnia.

Washington, ID. sierpnia. -
Administrator zywnosciowy Her
bert Hoover wyjechai wczoraj
wieczorcm do Chicago, ably poro-
zumicc sic Z przedstawicielami
tamtejszych rzezcln W sprawie
srodk6w, jake nalczy przedsie--
wziac ola zwiekszcnia i konser--
wacyi zapasow miesa. Bedzie sic
on starai p~rzedewszystkiem wply,
nae ma r~zezalnie, ably przesta}y
kupowac cieleta i jagnieta n>
rzez, oraz zmniejszyiy ilosc bi
tych krow i woiow.
Obecnc wysokie ceny zywnosc,
wogole, a miesa W szc~egolnosci
skianiaja wielu framerow do te-
go, re lakomiac sic ma CRUDE zys-
XII, sprzcdaja &c swoich ob6r zbyt
wiele sztuk bydia, be- wzgled
ma jego plec i wick. Moze to mice
ten rezultat, re wprawdzie ma ra-
zie chwilowo ceny miesa mog;
spaSc nieco, wyczerpie sic jedna
zbytecznie zapas bydla do bicia
W roku p~rzyszlym i mieso stanie
sic pozywieniem luksusowem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-24

ktory odplynal z Ameryki d. %
lipca spocza Ina dnie morskiem
zatopiony prawdopodobnie przez
nur niemiecki. Oficerowie linii pc
twierdzaja doniesienie o stracie
okretu, ME maja jednak zadnej
wiadomoSci, jaki los spotkal zalo-
&c ami tez, czy katastrofa nasta-
piia, dgy piynai on do Anglii, czy
tez gdy sic znajdowai juz W dro-
DE powrotnej do Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych.
,,Devonian" poSiadal 1O,435 ton
pojemnoSci i kursowat przez dluz-
sly czas pomiedzy Bostonem a
Liverpoolem. By! on pierwszym
uz~brojonym okretem - handlo-
wynn, jaki odplynal Z t~utejszegc
portu w Strete beZWzgledneJ kam-
panii niemieckich nurow. Zaioga
jego skladala sic Z 60 ludzi, proc,
tego zaS piyneio ma MIN 65 sta
jcnnych do obsfugi transporto-
wanych koni, Zbudowany byl {
w roku 1900.
Pewien port atlantycki, "a. sier-
pnia. - Zaioga jednego I przy-
byiych tn okretow handlowych
brytyjskich donosi, re niemiecki
okret piracki ,,Seeadler" (Morski
OrzeD, ktory ubiegiej zimy sial
terror ma wodach Poludniowej
Ameryki, zostal zatoPiony w
walce zpewnym angielskim okre-
tenn %wojennym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-24
CENY F G
o ME A D

Move ceny twardego wegla
PREY kopalniach ustanowione
przez prezydenta Wilsona, ME
wplynq ma ceny, obecnie panuia,
ce ma rynku, wedlug tego, co han
dlarze' weglowi,w Chicago opo-
wiadaja. Nalezy j~ednakowoz
przypuszczac, re to tylko nowy
objaw chciwoSci ~kupieckiej, kt5
"a sic do skandalicznych rozmia
row rozwinela podczas wojny o.
becnej. Drozyzna, zdzierstwo'
chec pozyskania ola siebic czesci
iupu, ~pragnienie wzbogacenia sic
W kr6tkim ~czasie, oto objawy,
.ktore ida reka w reke.
Move ceny twardego wegla,
wediug oSwiadczen re stron bez
stronger, niekupieckich, powin
ny "a SODA pociagnac znizke cen
ola konsumentow przynajmniej O
dolara.
CT, kt6rzy zapowiadaja, re ceny
ME beda ~znizone' twierdza, &c
wiaSciciele kopalni twardego we
gla, spodziewali sic Cd kilku mic
siecy, re ceny beda oznaczone
przez prezydenta i dlatego ceny
swe trzymali jak najblizej mini
malnego poziomu. Pred kilku
tygodniami wszystkie swe ksiazk!
; dokumenta oddali w rece fede-
ralnej komisyi handlowej, ktora
badala koszta produkcyi wegla,
stall. miedzi i innych podstawo-
Wych artykuioW.
Try ratunki wegla twardego
sa wymienione W rozporzadzeniu
prezydenta, lecz 80 procent wegla
dowozonego do Chicago, nalezy
DO gatunku White Ash. Move
ceny tego wegla' kt6ry sic dzicli
ma piec klas co do wielkosci ka-
waikow, sa nastepujace: lama
ny, $1.45 "a tone PREY k%opalniach
EGG $4.45; stove" CATO; ,chest
nut, $3.50; ,pea" $500.
Ceny ola konsumentow w Chi
cago pc dodaniu do cen powyz-
szych kosztGw furmanki i zyskr
maja bye nastepujace: iamany
$1O.O5; ,,egg" $685.; stove"
$1,000; chestnut" $1,000; "pea"
$3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-24
ME NIGGA
Bye

Wiasciciele kopalni wegla z
Chicago i Illinois, kt0rych spot
kaia tax niemiia niespodzianka
re strony prezydenta Wilsona,
kt6ry ME dal i'm zadnej protekcyi
pred atakami wiadz ~stanowych
ia ich zdziercze ceny, jada ma kon
ferencye krajowa do Pittsburgha,
azeby sic wywnetrzyc i azeby
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-24
MIEJSCOWA|

zadaG zezwolenia Cd rzadu ma alb
rogacye dotychczasowych kon-
traktow. Lecz tn ich znow niespo
dzianka spotka' gdyz ustawa Lee
vera o kontroli z~ywnoSci i opalu
wyraznie opiewa, re gdy wiadze
federalne unormuja ceny zaden
kontrakt zawarty W dobrej VIE
RE ME ma bye zniesiony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-24

MIA szczyci sic Z tego, re jej flaga
powicwala obok amerykahskiej,
gdy W roku 1900 ~spieszono ma Cd
siecz Pekinowi (powstanie Box
serow), jak ME mniej Z tego, re
obecnie znow diva te pahstw'
walcza w jednym szeregu o spra-
wicdliwy i trwaIy pokoj, ~oparty
ma poszanowaniu ola najmniej
szych i najslabszych palstw, n;
pogardzie ola arogancyi silly ma
teryalnej i ma wiernosci ola dane
go slowa."
Prezydent Wilson zaznaczyl W
swej odpowiedzi, re obecna woj,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-24
G~RATULACYE OLA Prey
N Cd REPREZEN-
.TANToW IS STA
NOW.
Produkcya ma bye powiekszona
Sta{y komitet.

nych Is rad obrOny z tyluz Sta
row, przyjela rezolucye gratula-
cyjne, ktore p~rzeSiaia prezydento
Wi Wilsonowi Z okazyi energicz-
rcgo zaiatwienia przez niego kwe
Styi drozyzny wegla.
..Rezolucye te przesiano do pre-
zydenta telegraficznie. OPiewa o.
ma treSciwie:
zc prczydent Wilson ograni-
czeniem GER wegla miekkiego po-
wzia& pierwszy krok, kt6ry zaPo
bicgnie klesce W Prowadzeniu
wojny, a ceny przez nicgo ozna
czone 50 wcale ME shape ola villas
cicieli kopalni i daja i'm dobry
margincs zysku.
&c wszelkie mozliwe Srodki Pc
WHINE bye zastosowane, azeby Pc
wiekszyt produkcye wegla do
maksymum i roszerzyt objetoSc
transportacyi kolejowej.
ze transportacya wegla do Sta
now poinocno-zachodhich powin
ma otrzymac wszelka mozliwa Pc
moe. azeby uniknac trudnoSci
W ciqgu nastepnej zimy.
ze ceny wsgla ola konsumen-
tow powiray bye natychmiast IL
stanowione, azeby dystrybucya
byia sprawiedliwa.
ze pierwszenstwo W transpor.
tacyi koleiowej powinno bye da
re W przesylaniu wagonow do ko
palm ! W transportacyi wegla dc
portow mad jeziorem Erie, jezeli
wegiel ten jest przeznaczony ola
Stan6w pGinocno-zachodnich.
. Stany maja nakazac kolejom,
azcby wegiel bczzwiocznie wy}a
dowywano W punktach Przczna-
;zenia.
Gubernatorowie i czlonkowie
Is stanowych rad obrony zapom
nieE ocenach wegla, widzac jak
en~ergicznie prezydent postapA w
tym kierunku, do ktorego zdaza
i i postanowili wdrozyc szeroka
lampanie celem powiekszenia pro
dukcyi i azeby Stany p6lnocno-
zachodnie, ktore ME maja kopal-
r: wegla i Z powodu ~zdzierczych
cen zwlekaly &c zaopatrzeniem
sic ma zime, otrzymaiy jak maj,
wczesniej wystarczaj9cy zapas.
UStanowiony zostai ma wczo-
tajszej konferencyi staiy komi-
let, ktory w pOrozumieniu z Wa
szyngtonem ma sic zajat wszel-
kiemi kwestyami, dotyczacemi
produkcyi, cen i transportacyi.
Przcwodniczacym k~onferencyi
tyi Samuel insult, Prezcs rady O.
hrony Stanu Illinois kt6ry jake
przcmysiowiec zakuYujc rocznit
wiclkie iloSci wegla i take jest
bczpoSrednio obznajmiony Z kosz
tami producyi, gdyz ma bye sam
wiascicielem kopalni wegla, kto-
"a dai w ~dzierzawe. Insult oS-
wiadczy}, re ataki z niektorych
stron ma ceny,, ustanowione 50
u;esprawiedliwie, gdyz koszta pro
Gukcyi we wszystkich kopalniach
ME So te same i re chociaz ceny
tie daja nicktorym wiaScicielom
kopalni znaczue zyski, ceny or
naczonc przcz pteazydenta NIT
siafy by %takie, azeby zapewniiy
zysk sp~rawiedliwy wszystkim pro
ducentom. Lepiej vice oswald
cyl insult, piacic ceny cokolwiek
wyzsze anizeli narazac sic ma zam
kniecie n~iektorych kopalhi, a brak
wegla bylby jeszcze wieksza kles
ka niz drozyzna.
Gubernator Harding z Iowa :
prokurator generalny Stanu Mis-
souri, F. McAllister oSwiadczyli,
re ceny MOVIE ma Stan Missouri
So zbyt wysokie spodziewaja
sic, re w dalszej regulacyi beda
zmodyfikowane. Prezydent Will
son sam oSwiadczyl, re ceny przez
nieoo Oo}oSZOne Sa DrowiZOrycZ-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-24
~GUBERNATOR w STANIE
OSKARZENIA

Austin, Tex, "a. sierpnia. -
Texaska izba representative pc
stanowila 50 giosami przeciwko
81 przedstawic senatowi legislatt
ry oskarzenie przeciwko guberna-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-13
EVIDENCE ON FIRE FAILS
TO REVEAL GERMAN PLOT

NEW YORK. Nov. 13.-Investi-
cation OF the fire yesterday which
destroyed the plant of the Washburn
Wire CO. on the Harlem water front
had failed Monday night to disclose
proof Of incendiarism, according TO
officials who are seeking 70 learn IF
the blaze was due 10 an enemy plot
Four Germans and ten Hungar-
ians employed in the factory were
examined Monday, but it was not
stated whether their testimony had
aided the investigators. II developed
that the three watchmen employed
ar the plant are Hungarians. one OF
whom discovered the fire and gave
the alarm.
It has not been det rmined how
the fire started, but the Investigators
are inclined 20 the belief that II
originated in the basement. State
ments Of witnesses differed regard
ing the report that fire was discover
ed in different parts Of the factory
at the same time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-13
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
AUTEN w. r. c. CONCERT
A DECIDED SUCCESS

More than 200 people enjoyed the
concert given in the Rotary room o.
the Oliver hotel by Wilmot Good =
win. baritone, and his two assisting
artists. Miss Florence Austin, VIC
linist, and Lee Cronican, pianist.
Mr. Goodwin's voice is very pleas
ing, being full and resonant.
Lee Cronican. with an admirable
facility Of keyboard tactics and a
nicely Of memory i'm the matter Of
notes. played Third Ballade in A
Flat" by Chopin, for his first num-
Der
Miss Austin. the violinist. had for
her FIRST number, "Adagio and FL
male from the Concerto in d Min
or" by Vieuxtemps. Her playing
was splendid. appreciative of sym
pathy and an understanding of the
soft passages.
4 second program will be siven
in the Rotary room on Tuesday
night. These program are being pre-
sented under the auspices of the Au-
ten W. Z. c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-13
Goebel Resorts
To "Smut" To
SaveOuthouses

The positions Of two or more
councilmen in regard TO the much
discussed clubhouse ordinances We're
clearly given by the councilmen
themselves in an impromptu dis
cussion which preceded the regular
meeting Of the council Monday
night.
Councilman William Goebel OF
the seventh ward, did not have as
much 10 say regarding the ord
nance. but had considerable to say
about The News-Times, which has
been backing the clubhouse ord
nance as a step toward a cleaner
South Bend. The nature of the
councilman's remarks is best illus
trated by the fact that postal laws
exclude such language and "smutty
stories" in printed form.
Il think this council has done
about enough cleaning up was the
opinion Of Jere T. Haserty, coun-
Gilman from the third ward. I'VE
ought to leave something for the
next council to do"
Citizens of South Bend are asked
TO attend the next meeting of tie
council committee of the whole.
which will be held on Tuesday.
Nov. 20, at $50 p. m. In order to
express their desires in regard to
the ordinance Unless public opin-
ion is strongly expressed. passage
OF the ordinance is believed by some
10 be doubtful
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-13
NO DISCUSSION
Of GARBAGE CASE
Men From Out of City Fail to
Show Up - Brief Meet
ing.

Because the men who were ex-
pected 10 speak regarding the dis
posal of the garbage of the city
failed TO arrive in time. the sched-
uled discussion Of the matter was
not held at the meeting of the city
council last night Routine bust
ness and the passage OF one ord-
nance. requiring the New York
Central lines 10 install a light at
the intersection of the tracks vita
Vernon ST., took up the attention of
the council for about % minutes
j. II. MelletJ, mayor of Ander-
son. Ind, and several other speak
ers. one of whom is from Purdue
university. We're slated TO address
the council concerning the dispo-
sal Of garbage. According TO pres
ent plans, the discussion of the
matter will be held before the board
of works this morning.
The proposition to be discussed
is the advisabiIity of selling the
garbage by the city. instead Of burn
ing il, as is now done, or giving it
away, as is also the practice at the
present time.
Instead of burning and otherwise
disposing of 80 tons or more of re-
fuse Gerry day. at a considerable
cost in labor, fuel and equipment.
the plans call for the sale Of the
garbage, to be used as food for hogs
and as fertilizer
The board of public works is the
department under which the dispo-
sal Of garbage is handled, and any
definite action would of necessity
have 10 be taken by that body.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-13
LECTURE ON BAPTISM
GIVEN BY REV. HAINES

The first of a series of three ser
mons on baptism 10 be given by
Rev. .. =. Haines Of the First
Church of the Brethren was de
livered Monday evening. The de-
rivation of the word baptism from
the Greek, "Bapatizo." the impor-
lance of baptism. its purpose and
design. were treated by Rev. Haines
last evening.
Tuesday evening he will dicuss
the persons to whom baptism is ad-
ministered and the various methods
of baptism. on Wednesday even
ing he will discuss what baptism
should mean 10 us.
The services will be continued all
week, beginning each evening at
7:30 o'clock. Special music at each
service will be rendered by Prof
D. W. Boyer OF North Manchester
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-13
]. D. EMMONS AIDS
IN !. NJ. DRIVE
Former Bank Cashier, Now
Soldier, Speaks in Behalf
of Fund.

J. d. Emmons, formerly assistant
cashier Of the American Trust CO.
of this city. and residing at 314 :.
Carroll St. who is now a private in
the 3O9th trench mortar battery
stationed at Camp Taylor. Louisville.
KY, was in the city Sunday and
Monday for the purpose Of stimulat-
ing interest in the present national
campaign 10 raise S35,OOO,O0O TO
carry on the work OF the army Y.
NJ. G. A.
Private Emmons was one Of the
$50 soldiers selected from the ranks
Of the men at Camp Taylor and
granted a three-days' leave of alb
sence 10 return 70 their respective
home towns TO aid the local com
mittees in bringing before the pub
lie the importance Of the work that
is being accomplished at the training
camps by the Y. NJ. c. a.
Speaks At Churches.
Short addresses were made Sunday
by Private Emmons at the West
minister Sunday school of South
Bend, First Christian church OF
Mishawaka. and at Lydicl1 in the
evening. Monday noon he spoke be-
fore the campaign committee Of the
local y. NJ. c. y.
South Bend is represented in the
309th regiment by $50 men. by whom
$4,000 was subscribed for Liberty
bonds in the recent campaign. win
ming the first prize for having the
highest percentage Of subscriptions
of any other company or regiment
i'm Camp Taylor Private Emmons
said the men are very cheerful have
lots of drilling six days of the week
and have plenty 10 eat. South Bend
newspapers. he said, are in great de
ma.nd among the men from this city.
and by the time the papers pass
through the hands of SO many they
are usually badly worn and soiled.