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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

FOE SALE-Siaxwell 1915 model tour
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FOR sALE-Chcvrolet touring $395.00
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CONTINUED From Page one.)

front there was fighting on certain sec
tors. Hostile attacks against posls
recently established west OF LIE Bassee
were repulsed.
Rain fell heavily last night and again
to-day. The weather continues stormy"
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Council Met.

Last evening meeting OF city council
was held and routine matters were
taken up.
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FOR RENT--Houses and Apis.

FOB RENT-Good office and living
rooms on the second anil third floors OF
thu new Intclligencer building. 1905 and
1907 Market ST Now ready for cccu-
pancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care Intel!i-
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rr1sE HEADQUARTERS

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE, Sept. o.-The British have
carried the Gouzeaucourt wood, on the
high ground northwest Of Gozeacorut,
which lies about three and one-half
miles north of Epehy. THIS Is = van
taye point of substantial value to Field
Marshal Haig's men.
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WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Sept. .9.-(By the Associated
7ress.)-t4 p. n.)-Athough Gtt!o
strips Of ground have been gained here
and there along the battle lines that zig
gag their way across Autois and Picardy.
the British troops generally were sta
tionary today. hoavy rain whipped
along by chilly wind has covered the
battle field with coating Of mud. This
country. badly torn by shells, of itse!:
would necessarily result In slower
movement. even II It were not necessary
for the advanced troops to consolidate
their positions.
IL actions or maneuvers such as tho
British and tie French to the south arc
engaged II, pauses Of this kind are In
evitable.
Meanwhile freeh Gcrman divisions
have made their appearance in this re.
Giou, SO i MAY b. expected that the rc-
sistaace will bcccme sitter. NJ u mat
ter Of fact. not 4 treat deal If ground
remains 10 be captured before the Gee
mans will be pushed back completely on
the Htntcnbcr& lilac. Generally speak
ing, tho British CRIMES are now abor:
FIVE miles away rom the center Of tie
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FOR SAILS room house. Nh. s Wal
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WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN


FRANCE, Sept. Shy the Associated
Perss.)-Srit1sh forces have advauked
to the east OF Rotset. about seven miles
cast OF Peronne, and Roisel now Is under
q heavy fro from lorg-range guns.
The enemy IS reported to be leaving
Heudecourt. southwest of Gauzeacourt,
In response TO continuous pressure.
The crowded enemy trenches at oppy,
Ftres continue to burn at some places,
and within the last few hours fires have
been observed In Douai
Further indications OF the growing
discomfort in certain sections OF tho
German army have been received. 4
number Of Germans recently captured
were formerly In Russinn cauttvity.
They express themselves most bitterly
against their military leaders. They
say they have been told they wou1d be
used on the line Of communication but
instead. thcv were put through the felS
recruit departments and placed rs In
1antry In the trenches.
Many Germans arc becoming incrpas-
iugly worried over the prospects fo=
winter. not only for themselves, but for
their families. who, In many cases, &c
cordinr to the Germans who were cap
tured. are near starvation
Nearly ell German soldiers going
homo on leave are taking with them to
thcir families whatever food they can
lay their hands on OF the front, and IN
as large quantities as possible. Many
captured letters to the Germans at the
front mourn tho lack OF food and warm
clothing.
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LoST-on Friday In Liberty Theatre or
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containing money, valuAoles ana duo
bill with owners name. Reward for re-
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O., town OF 1000 population. Price
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Ohio. S-!-l
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DITTRICU-On sunday. September Sth,
1915. AT $50 o'clock p. M. FERDl-
NAND DlTTRlI1I, age! &c years 10
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BERLIN, Via London Sept. Son
both sides of the Pharmaceutical road
renewed British attacks failed" says the
report from headquarters this evening.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
To Discharge Men
At Camp Taylor
In N ear Future

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. 16.-Dis-
charge OF soldiers at Camp Zachary
Taylor vii begin in a few days, but
for the present will affect only those
candidates at the field artillery cen
tral officers training school, who
choose to be discharged rather than
complete their courses. receive com
missions and be retired TO the in
active list Of the reserve corps.
Word was received at the school
headquarters today from Washing
ton that all men who had arrived at
the school after Nov. II. whether
enlisted men or from civil life, will
be discharged, and that candidates
for the school will be given the op-
tion OF leaving or continuing This
viii affect a personnel OF 9,0G0 men
about 1000 Of whom have more than
halfway completed their course.
The order practically means that
after the men now there complete
their courses the school will be dis
continued.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
LOCAL HIGH PLAYS
ELKHART THISP.M
Two EIeVenS Will Meet on the
Oliver Field to Even
Old Score.

Elkhart will meet the south Bend
High eleven this afternoon at oliver
field. The name is predicted by To-
cal fans 20 be the scrappiest game
of the year The local eleven are
bent on getting even for their defeat
two weeks ago at the hands Of to-
days opponent and every player is
determined 20 break up the Elkhart
line and do his utmost 10 send the
.undefeated Elkhart team home. with
the worst defeat Of years hanging
over their bowed heads.
Tn regular Friday afternoon sig
nal practice ran like we'll oiled ma
chinery, every player being on the
jump during the whole workout. The
.scrimages for the last week have
also been surprisingly good. the line
being practiced on blocking out men
and the back field being drilled on
passes. "On the whole" remarks
Coach Cohlmeyer. the team is in
better shape now than any other
time this season"
Tomorrow afternoon the students
will have parade starting from the
High school and marching out to
oliver field. Many students are ex-
pected 10 turn out and boost the
game 70 the skies. The Board OF con-
troll wishes TO announce that the ad-
mittance will be 30 cents instead of
.25 as printed on posters or WITH
season tickets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
AT THE ORPHFUM.

Harry Slatko and his Midnight
Rollickers" headline the vaudeville
bill which is given final perform
ances at the Orpheum theater today
Other acts on the bill are Fred
Rogers. blackface comedian; HON.
berg and Lee, in Just Jazz" Vic
tory singing under the direction OF
sydney Lachman: Doherty and
Scala. and the Marvellous DeOnzos
One OF the finest tabloids that has
ever found it's way 10 the vaudeville
stage is The Mimic World" which
comes 10 the Orpheum four days.
starting tomorrow. The principal
players are many and clever. the
chorus OF 90 have more than their
share OF good looks. and the melodies
take one back 20 the days OF The
Merry Widow" The Spring Maid
and The Pink Lady" The lyrics
are modernized and in complete hai-
mony with the music.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
WAIT FOR DROP
IN STEEL PRICE
Railroads are Awaiting New
Scale Before They Place
Large Orders.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Rail-
roads and the railroad administra-
tiOn do not intend TO place large
orders for locomotives and cars for
future use until steel prices are ma
terially reduced. it was said today by
railroad administration officials.
Railroad corporations. il was ex-
planned. do not feel justified i'm pay
ing present high prices for equip
ment which they will not need badly
for nearly two years, and the rat
road administra ton does not wish TO
force orders on them. Already tile
government administration has or
dered more than 100000 cars az
comparatively high prices ana has
the roads.
To keep steel industries busy
during the period of reconversion
steel producers meeting with the
war industries board, this week sug-
gested that the railroads place their
future orders now.
Financing Of railroad purchases
OF equipment through so-called car
pools is one new function which
probably will be assumed shortly by
the war finance corporation, II was
said today Heretofore this financ-
ing has been done by the railroad
administration with it's half billion
dollar revolving fund. assisting the
individual railroad corporations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
AT THE OLIVER.

There will be only two more OPP
portunities TO see the Williams
Stock production of Madame X" a
performance that Is we'll worth the
hour spent. The company is at its
best as a whole, and Mr.. Williams
has able assistance in the ability Of
his scenic artist in mis- elaborate
stage settings. Beginning SUNDAY
matinee will be one OF the super
productions Of the stock season
Romance" one of the greatest sue
cesses that the modern stage has
ever seen. Just lately released for
stock II has had n run Of over three
years in London alone. with Doris
Keane in the leading role. Some
what on the order of The Chris
tian" by Hall Game. II is the story
OF an opera singer who is loved by
a minister OF the gospel. who fights
between his love for the church and
his infatuation for the woman. The
story is told in a most unique man
ner. appealing to the romance that
Is in the heart Of everyone. Mr. VII
lifts will play the leading role OF the
rector and Miss Leone works oppo-
site in the part played by Miss
Keane There will be a complete
change Of vaudeville with matinees
on Sunday and Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
BIG GAMES WILL
BE PLAYED TO-DAY
Most PretentiouS Schedule of
the Season to Date Set
for Eastern Camps.

NEW YORK. Nov. 16.-The most
pretentious schedule OF football
games Of the season to date is map
ped out for eastern college elevens
today. The city will be the scene
OF two special contests for the
benefit OF the United war Work fund
in which Princeton will meet the
Camp Upton eleven AT the polo
grounds while across the river IN
Brooklyn. Rutgers and the Great
lakes naval training station team
will compete.
Among the all-college contests the
annual meeting Of Pennsylvania and
Pittsburg at Pittsburg IS the out
standing feature. A closely contest
ed match Is expected with the Pitts
burg eleven. slight favorite in view
OF its indicated record both this
season and during the last three
years.
other games include Columbia and
Wesleyan at New York. Navy and
Ursinrs at Annapolis: Lafayette VS..
Franklin and Marshall at Easton,
Pa. Penn state and Lehigh at state
College, Pa: FOrdham and Boston
college at Boston: Maine and Colby
at Waterville. Maine; AndOver and
Exeter at Andover. Mass. Washing
ton and Jefferson W. Geneva at
Washington, Pa; and Union and
Hamilton at Schenectady. y. Y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
NEW ENGLANDERS ARE
FOR AUGMENTATION

BOSTON, Nov. 16.-New England
school superintendent and teachers
were urged to carry on campaigns
OF Americanizat.on in their schools
by speakers at the joint convention
of education here today
Alexander Whiteslde. chairman of
the Amercanization committee of
the state public safety committee
declared that the foreign born popu-
lation in New England had been
loyal during the war and deserved
To be treated upon a basis OF absolute
equality with American born citizens.
Whatever we may think of the
Germans he said, they are here.
We must apply human understand
ing in our relations with people of
German birth of parentage and allow
them 10 reconstruct along with the
rest Of US"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
YANKS ARE URGED TO
HOLD THEIR INSURANCE

WASHINGTON. Nov. I6.-Soldiers
and sailors holding government in
surance were urged by Sec'y Nc
AdoO today to keep up their policies
after the war, as a means OF pro-
tecting their families. and 10 give
them the right 10 convert Il into
other forms 10 be provided by the
government.
The insurance may be continued
for five years. or converted within
that time. II policies are allowed
10 lapse. the right 20 take other
forms Of government insurance can
never be regained. Policies with
private companies will cost more.
and may be impossible 20 obtain on
account OF physical innrmities de-
veloped in the war. the secretary
said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
THEAT'ERS
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Tom Mix, one OF the most popular
screen players of western roles, is
holding forth at the Auditorium to-
day. appearing in a siX-reel sensa-
tiOnal western drama called Mr.
Logan. L. s. A" One of those
clever comedies of Montgomery
Flagg's, and the Pathe News of late
events of importance are also on for
today. Tomorrow's bill includes
"Broncho Billy's Troubles" a west
ern drama; a Montgomery Flagg
comedy; the Pathe News; "Cupid's
cOurtship," a twO-reel comedy fea-
turing Alice Howell, an exceedingly
clever comedienne; Mutt and JEFF.
and the regular release of the serial
story. The Bulls Eye" Monday
brings William Farnum in The
Rainbow Trail" adapted from Zane
Grey's story.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
LEADERS IN WEST
CLASH SATURDAY
NOtre Dame to Meet AqgieS
at Lansing TOday-Big
Red Team in West.

CHICAGO. Nov. 16.-An interest
ing program Of football games in
the middle west was scheduled for
today with virtually all the lead
ing elevens in the western confer
ence in action. besides a contest be-
tween Michigan and Syracuse at Ann
ArbOr
Ohio State will clash with Illinois
at Urbana in what is regarded as
the championship struggle OF the
big tea" This il the second time
these institutions have decided the
title in their annual struggle. uli-
nois has made a spectacular record
so far the defeats OF Iowa and Wis
consin stamping the Illinois eleven
as one of the best in the middle
west
Michigan will meet its first east
ern foe Of the year in Syracuse,
and unless the Wolverines display
much better brand OF football
than they did at Chicago a week
ago. critics believe the Ann Arbor
players will be defeated
Minnesota Will play Wisconsin at
Annapolis. and Chicago and North
western viii meet I'm their annual
game at Evanston. other games
will bring together Notre Dame and
the Michigan Aggies at Lansing:
Purdue and Wabash at indianapolis.
Iowa and Ames at Iowa City, and
Kansas and Nebraska at Lincoln.
The strong Camp Dodge eleven
and the Chicago Naval Reserves will
meet IN Chicago IN one Of the i'm
portant service contests. Camp
Grant will play the United States
army balloon school at Omaha. and
the Cleveland Naval Reserves will
clash with Cornell university az
Cleveland.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16

guise, the plot takes many comedy
turns. Pretty Barbara Castleton
and clever Johnny Hines are the co
story
Showing that the possession OF
money does not always mean hap
piness. The Love Swindle," a story
Of the idle rich, comes 10 the Castle
tomorrow. Edith Roberts, popular
and youthful player, is featured as a
girl who. TO escape a typical fortune
hunter. runs away and straight into
the arms of a genial automobile
salesman. Here she finds the happi-
ness denied her in her life of luxury.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
BELGIAN MONARCH TO
ENTER BRUSSELS NOV. %

PARIS. Nov 16.-(British wireless
service.) The entry of the king and
queen of Belgium into Brussels has
been postponed. The solemn event
probably will take place Nov. %,
coinciding with the re-opening OF
the Belgian chambers. Meanwhile
special trains are being organized
for the transfer of the Belgian
administration and diplomatic bodies
A Paris dispatch Wednesday said
King Albert and his family intend
ed 10 center Brussels today"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
C0MISKY OPTIMISTIC
OVER SPORT PROSPECTS

CHICAGO. Nov 1s.-charles A.
Comiskey, owner Of the Chicago Am
orleans tonight said ne did not be-
lieve that the action or the minor
leagues in deciding that the major
leagues should draft no more OF their
players would result in a baseball
war.
The conference between President
Ben Johnson Of the American league
and August HERMAN OF Cincinnati
chairman Of the National Basebtll
commission. was postponed until to-
morrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16

tunate maidens. He does il well but
the picture contains little that is
new, and not much that is attrac-
ern scenery.
Tomorrow: W. s Hart in The
Tiger Man" another western sub
ject promises TO afford better en-
tertainment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
GIVEN POSITION ON PAPER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Leigh
Reilly, director OF the division of
news Of the committee on public in
formation has resigned and will go
December 1. 10 a newly created ex-
ecutive position on the Chicago
Tribune.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
HEARTS OF THE WORLD"
COMING

Hearts OF the World" D. W.
Grifith's great war masterpiece mo-
tion picture. will play a return en-
gagement at the oliver theater the
week of Dec 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
WESTERN DRAMA SHOWN
AT THE LASALLE

Once more the days OF the west in
its widest times are pictured on the
screen of the Lasalle today. Harry
Carey is the rough rider who shoots
up dance halls and rescues unfor-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
AT THE CASTLE.

An original plot and two talented
stars makes Just Sylvia" today's
picture at the Castle. one OF more
than ordinary interest. Dealing with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16

The next game viii be between the
Jones and Schurtz teams. Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
a.
ALWAYS A NEW PICTURE EVERY DAY

Stories of the west OF a decade ago
are always entertaining and two of
these arc booked for showing at the
LaSalle. Today's Three Mounted
Men" tells of bad-man reformed
by the love of good woman, while
in tomorrOw's dramatic Offering,
1.-The Tiger Man" William Hart, the
most popular OF all screen stars, con-
tinues 10 hold the spectators SYM
pathies in spite of his many mis-
deeds.
An excellent program of pictures
has been booked at the LaSalle for
next week. Heading the list Is
Norma Talmadge in THE Tale of
n Forbidden City" a beautiful ro-
nance of the Orient.
Fred Stone, the marvel of musical
comedy, is going to prove a real SEN
sation I'm pictures. His first Aircraft
subject is The Goat" at the la
Sale Tuesday.
Then. on Wednesday, cute little
Dorothy Gish, the Little Disturber''
OF Hearts OF the World" comes TO
the front in Battling Jane" a COM
cdy OF laughs and thrills.
i
Americas Answer" a big patri-
otto feature; 1.-THE Law of the
North with Iikable Charlie Ray.
and spy story. The Dare Devil"
featuring Gail Kane, completes the
week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-16
VOILFY BALI.

Three snappy games Of volley ball
were played az the Y. NJ. @. A. Fri
day afternoon, by the teams captain
ed by Bird and Gilmore Of the "Old
Timers League" This put Bird and
rs team in the lead. The score by
games is.