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New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

noon tomorrow and p. m. Sunday.
Justice Philbin, of the Supreme Court has
denied an appeal made by Miss Mary s..
Mcdowell high school teacher, from the
order dismissing her for failure to uphold
the United States in its war policy She is 4
Quaker.
Newton D. Baker. Secretary OF War. has
telegraphed to the Students Army Training
Corps of Columbia University, urging SOL
diers to buy bonds, as we'll as to encourage
other people to buy then$
The American Library Association has
been notified that books sent to American
prisoners of war must be new free from
any labels that might look like code mes
sages, and dealing with events prior to the
war.
Iron mines in Sterlington, N. y. which
turned out the iron used for the chain-boom
which was stretched across the Hudson at
West Point to bar British ships, are to be
reopened, after a century and quarter of
ideness, to supply munition plants.
Enoch Tompkins, who has served eight
years Of eighteen-year sentence in Sing
Sing for killing his aunt, has been pardoned
on the ground that he was mentally weak at
the time. The crime was committed in
Dutchess County.
William Thompson, who was recapturcd
soon after breaking out of the Rockland
County Jail. explained to his captors that he
wanted to look for his jackknife, dropped in
house of s. o. Levson, chief of police of
West Nyack, and Chief Levison said there
wasn't even a jackknfe left when Thompson
finished.
Troopers Of the state police have seized a
wireless outfit near the home of Christian II.
Siebs, in Spring Valley, N. Y. 1t was dis
mantlcd.
From October 26 to November will be
'Slacker Record Week" when the Phono-
graph Records Recruiting Corps wants all
idle records registered for military service.
Its members expect to get 100000 records.
The National League for Woman's Service
will conduct ticket drive Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday for the Army Aviation
Carnival at Belmont Park, Queens. Octo-
Der &c.
Bellevue morguc was filled with flowers
sent by admirers Of Jacob Schwartz. who
died while awaiting trial on charge of
violating the espionage act. One wreath was
inscribed: Jacob Schwartz, as the Result
of the Third Degree the Night of His
Arrest, August 23 Died October H." He
died from pneumonia.
The Knights of Columbus have sent $4,000
to Nine. Foch, wife of Marshal Foch. for the
Fund for Widows and Orphans of French
Soldiers Of Paris, Of which she is head
After suffering for three weeks with a
headache, Nickel Peterson fired a bullet into
his head in his at West Fifty second
Street and is dying at Bellevue Hospital
Mrs. Anna Malta was found dead beneath
a window of her home on the sixth floor of
zoo Mott Street A son in the Italian army
was killed two years ago. and four days ago
Mrs Malta was stricken with pneumonia,
AeropIanes drop thousands of packaoos =,
cigarettes upon American troops, who are
pushing forward faster than their supplies
can travel. according to a message received
by the Knights of Columbus committee on
war activities.
Postmaster Patten wants everybody to
economize in stamps, using a iO-cent stamp
instead of five twos, and, in general the
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

The International Union of United Brew
cry and Soft Drink Workers has denounced
the anti-smoking campaign of the American
Anti-Tobacco League, declaring prohibit
tlonlsts to be intoxicated with their sue
cess up to the present time,
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

John Mccormack has sent cable mes
sage to The Freemans Journal of Dublin.
"has brought home to all t,In rr;shrna ,.sls.es
that this is holy war to save the world
from 81 lavery.' The singers sister and
brother-in-law were drowned on the Leins-
ter. ~
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

An acetylene tank. exploding in a ma
chine repair shop at 10 West Fifty-fourth
Street, killed workman believed to be
FRANK Dawcher, whose address the police
have not discovered
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

Mortimer l.. SchiF has sold the house at
933 Fifth Avenue. for many years the home
or OF l., " Harkness. to q client of William
B. May & Co. The house is valued at
about $500 900 '
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
lI||E|lu|B BRIEFC

Five hundred carpenters. working without
pay, will build Red Cross canteen at the
Bridge Plaza Long Island City. between
noon tomorrow and p. m. Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

The Knights of Columbus have sent 81 900
to Nine. Foch, wife of Marshal Foch, for the
Fund for Widows and Orphans of French
Soldiers Of Paris, OF which she is head.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

After suffering for three weeks with a
headache, Nickel Peterson fired bullet into
his head in his room at West Fifty-second
Street and is dying at Bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

The Four Minute Men want son,a ro,,.
minute Boys to act speakers and have no
tined various boys clubs of the Qualifications
necessary.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

First grade patrolmen and firemen will
present to the Board of Estimate to-day
petition ndorsed by sixteen clergymcn ask
ing that their (the patroImen's and fire.
mens) pay be increased from ST $50 to
1900 w
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

Mrs. Anna Malta was found dead beneath
a window of her home on the sixth floor of
200 Mott Street. in the Italian army
was killed two years ago, and four days ago
Mrs. Malta was stricken with pneumonia,
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

Bellevue morgue was filled with flowers
sent by admirers of Jacob Schwartz. who
died while awaiting trial on charge Of
violating the espionage act. One wreath was
inscribed Jacob Schwartz, as the Result
Of the Third Degree on the Night of His
Arrest August 23 Died October H." He
died from pneumonia
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

The New Jersey State Council Of Defiance
mas been directed by Washington to wayn
shipyard workers to saw wood and saw moth
ing when the topic is peace.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

Justice Philbin. of the Supreme Court, has
denied appeal made by Miss Mary s.
Mcdowell. high school teacher, from the
order dismssing her for failure to uphold
the United States in its war policy. She is
Quaker.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

Newton D. Baker. Secretary OF War, has
telegraphed to the Students Army Training
Corps Of Columbia University, urging SOL
diers to buy bonds, as we'll as to encourage
other people to buy then$
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
highest denomination necessary to carry +b,
letter package '''

highest denomination necessary to carry the
letter or package '''N
Joseph Gustave Dreyfus hrolor ,.f4 H.;
nome, at 304 West Eighty-fifth Street. for
ms office at "a Broad Street Tuesday
stopped TO get shave. and has not been
seen since he left the barber shop The
ponce nave been asked to find him.
James Larkin, radical Irish speaker now
IN this city. who has been forbidden to rc.
s.1r en- BRUSH territory. has been notified of
MS nomination by the Irish Labor and So.
clalist movement as candidate for Parlia
menc from the Harbor division of Dublin.
,,Ihe me -Four Minute Men want some -Four
Minute Boys to act as speakers and have M.
tined various boys clubs of the oualificat;ons
necessary.
The New Jersey State Council of Defence
ma mas been directed by Washington to warn
shlpyard workers to saw wood and sav moth
ing when the topic is peace
Prince Devawongse Varopakar, Sian,ese
Minister for Foreign Affairs. has informed
1iohists OF Slams hearty accord with the
other Allies in the plans for a Jewish home
land In Palestine.
Alan Hawley, president of the Aero Club
OF america, has sent letter to each Of its
1000 members, asking him to "act as a re,
An ambulance of the Woman's Motor
Corps of America hit taxicab at Hicks
and Orange Streets. Brooklyn, throwing the
three occupants of the ambulance to the
street. One of them. Lola Hanson, of 81
HerSimer Street, Brooklyn. was severely cut
and Is in the Long Island Hospital
Wilson S. Kinnear has been appointed
representative of the state fuel adminstra-
ton. to cooperate with the anthracite COM
mittcc.
First grade patrolmen and fircmen will
present to the Board of Estimate TODAY a
petition ndorsed by sixteen clergymcn ask
ing that their (the patrolmen's and fire
men's) pay be increased from 81 $50 to
$1,S00.
Mortimer L. Schiff has sold the house at
933 Fifth Avenue, for many years the home
of L.. V. Hardness. to client of William
y. May & Co. The house is valued at
about $300,000.
John Mccormack has sent a cable mes
sage to The Freemans Journal of Dublin
saying that the torpedoing of the Ieinster
has brought home to all true Irishmen
mat mat this IS holy war to save the world
from slavery The singers sister and
brother-in-law were drowned on the Ieins.
ter. ''''
The International Union of United Brew
cry and Soft Drink Workers has denounced
the anti-smoking campaign of the American
Anti-Tobacco League, declaring prohibit
tionists to be intoxicated with their sue
cess up to the present time"
An acetylene tank. exploding in q ma
chine repair shop at 10 West Fifty-fourth
Street, killed workman believed to HI,
Frank Dawcher, whose address the police
have not discovered
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
Huns Whine
Ouer Loss of
Wealth Here

Continued from Pogo 1
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

Aeroplanes drop thousands of packages Of
clearettes upon American troops, who are
pushing forward faster than their supplies
can travel. according to a message received
by the Knights of Columbus committee on
acfiNifiaa
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

Postmaster Patten wants everybody to
economize in stamps, using a i0-cent stamp
instead of five twos, and, in general tho
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

Prince Devawongse Varopal<ar Siamese
Minister for Foreign Affairs has informed
l1onlsts -, of Slams hearty accord with the
other Allies in the plans for a Jewish bon,o
land in Palestine ''0'"~
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

Alan Hawley, president of the Aero C,nh
OF america, has sent letter to each Of its
o,ooo members. asking him to "act as a re-
crultlng officer for the army air service.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

in this city, who has been forbidden to w.
enter British territory. has been notified Of
ms nomination by the Irish Labor and So
cialist movement as candidate for Parlia-
mene IRON the Harbor division Of Dublin.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

The National League for Woman's Service
will conduct a ticket drive Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday for the Army Aviation
Carnival at Belmont Park Queens, Octo-
Der &C.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

From October 26 to November . will be
"Slacker Record Week. when the Phono-
graph Records Recruiting Corps wants all
idle records registered for military service.
Its members expect to get 900 900 records.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

=, An ambulance of the Womans Motor
Corps of America hit taxicab at Hicks
ana Orange Streets, Brooklyn. throwing the
street. One of them. Lola Hanson, of 92
HerNimer Street, Brooklyn. was severely cut
and Is in the Long Island Hospital
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

Wilson S. Knnear has been anno;nted
representative of the state fuel administra-
ton. to cooperate with the anthracite COM
mittcc.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

The American Library Association has
been notified that books sent to American
prisoners of war must be new, free from
any labels that might look like code mes
sages. and dealing with events prior to the
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

Troopers Of the state police have seized
wireless outfit near the home of Christian II.
Siebs, in Spring Valley, N. Y. 1t dis
mpnt1cd
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

William Thompson, who recapturcd
soon after breaking out of the Rockland
County ;ai explained to his captors that he
wanted to look for his jackknife, dropped in
the henhouse he robbed. 1t was the hem
house of S. o. Levison, chief of police of
West Nyack, and Chief Levson said there
wasn't even jackknife left when Thompson
finished,
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

Iron mines in Stcrlington, N. y. which
turned out the iron used for the chain boom
which was stretched across the Hudson at
West Point to bar British ships. are to be
reopencd, after a century and a quarter of
idleness. to supply munition plants.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

Enoch Tompkins, who has served eight
years of an cighteen-year sentence in Sing
Sing for killing his aunt. has been pardoned
on the ground that he mentally weak at
the time. The crime was committed in
Dutchess County.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
BY BRIGGS

AND WIEN YOU GO HOME
ToO 60 OVeR TooR ACCOUNTS
AGAIN BuT STaLC YOU CAN'T
FIGURE HOW ToU CAN AFFORD
AJOvHGR BOkD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-16

Tuesday at Red cross headquarters
TO make surgical dressings
The Ladies Ala viii meet al Red
Cross headquarters "Wednesday to-
sew. All ladies OF River paris who
are interested IN Red cross work
are invited 10 join with the FRIDAY
class, which viii meet al hea1-
quarters at o'clock 10 make sur
steal DRESSINGS and sew
The meeting of the Mystic circle
scheduled Tor IrlOay mas been post
pCned indefinitely.
All meetings OF the Sunshine club
are postponed until November.
AmonB those who entertained for
Roscoe Leeper, who is mere on a
snort furIougn visiting hIs parents,
Mr.. and Mrs George Leeper, Pleas
ant ST., were Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Leeper who entertained with "a FAM
lily dinner Wednesday at their home
on 5. Eighteenth st. Covers were laid
.Or eight
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Bussert IS.
sixteenth ST., entertained at slH
o'clock dinner last night ia AIr.
Leeper's honor. The guests num-
0ereu 10. Patriotic music was "a
feature of the evening M and
Mrs. >. r.. Larsen otis st., VIII en-
terrain at $50 o'clock dinner this
eyning honoriug AIR. Leeper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-16
ENEMY
WOMEN FAIL To
OBTAIN PERMITS
May be Interned For DiSre-
garding 0rGer of u. S.
Government.

With a total Of more than 1900
alien women in South Bend. less
than 500 OF these women obtained
application blanks from the police
for permits TO live within half mile
radius of the Industrial plants in the
city making war supplies.
The time for the obtaining and
filling out of these application blanks
expiredsat o'clock Tuesday night
and a goveI ment official is expected
i'm South Bend within the next day
or two to go over the application
blanks and give out the permits re-
quired by the government
What action the government Off
cial Will take in regard TO the wom-
en- who failed TO make application
for the permits within the time set
10y the government is not known, but
under the government order they
are subject 10 arrest and internment
for the duration of the war. IL is
estimated that there are at least
1000 alien enemy women i'm South
Bend who disregarded the govern
ment's order regarding the dung
out Of blanks for the permits Bog g
o'clock i'm the evening" Of Get IS.
During the registration of alien
enemy women living i'm South Bend
last June, more than 1900 women
registered. and the police are puz-
zled at the apparent disregard Of
these women To- comply with the
governments order regarding the
obtaining of permits to live within
the half mile radius of industrial
plants making war supplies
Permits TO the alien enemy men
residing within this radius were is
sued sometime ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-16
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS
announcements

The " c. Sunshine club viii not
meet until further notice.
The Circle OF Mercy will hold its
next meeting at the home OF Mrs.
J. 5. Dempsey, sO2 Harrison av.. the
date 20 be announced later.
The Auten ". r. O. Red Cross
auxiliary, Ne. IS. Will hold an all
day meeting Thursday in the old
court house, al which the time viii
be spent m making influenza masks.
The Woman's auxiliary OF West
minister Presbyterian church iu obc-
dience 10 the health boards order.
has cancelled its October meeting
which was 10 have been held Friday
afternoon. The auxiliary win be
entertained Nov IS at a place TO be
announced later,
The Sewing society OF the Zion
Evangelical church has postponed
its regular meeting. which was TO
have been held Thursday ire the
parish school until the ban ON pub
lie GATHERINGS has been lifted
The Literary club. which was TO
have met Thursday 40 the home of
Mrs. ora Barber. 5O4 10 T.. South
st., has postponed its meeting indeh-
nitely.
The Friday Friendship club meet
ing. which was 20 have been held al
the home OF Mrs. O.. g.. Fikc. 821
Marietta ST.. has been postponed UNI
tii later date.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-16
RIVER PARK

Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Decker and
children and Miss Carter who have
been i'll with influenza AT the Deck
Err home on Mishaawka ave. are
very much improved today The
condition of Miss Marian Beck
who is also III at the Decker home.
is considered serious. having ce-
yeloped into pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. IA. y. Harstman OF
Cleveland arrived here today for "a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Smith.
Miss Laura Talley left yesterday
for her home at Toledo. O., after "a
weeks visit with Mrs. j. d. smith.
AIRS. Emmert Whaiey Mishawa-
ka av- is in ST. Joseph. Mich. to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dltvorth
have moved from northeast OF
South Bend TO Eleventh ST.. River
Park
Edward shank. Mishawaka av.,
is reported I'M with influenza this
morning
Mrs. Adam Hunsberger received
letter from her daughter. Miss
Grace Hunsberger. VINO is instruc-
tor az the state University in Ala
bama. stating she is well and likes
her new work very much. an is
well pleased with the country she
says there is a few cases OF in
nuenza there, but il has not be-
cor2e an epidemic.
- women's Bible class ma,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-16
PERSONALS

Word has beer received by Mrs
Grover G.. Rudddck, 1907 S. Michi-
gan St. that Grover G. Rudduclc.
battery =. 137th field artillery, has
been promoted TO the rank of cor
porai. Before sailing he was sta
toned at Camp Shelby.
Clarence Odeu of the u. s. s
Georgia arrived Wednesday 10 spend
few days furlough with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Odell, 1870
y. Cushing ST Seaman Odell has
just arrived from his first trip across
the Atlantic.
Pvt Thomas Pattison. troop A,
18th cavalry, has returned 10 Mer-
cedes. Tex, after spending Is days
furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. PattisOn, 40 T. Monroe
a.
Mrs Mary Watt. 72s f. Wayne
St. has received word Of the safe
arrival in England OF her son, Pvt
Frank ID. Watt, Co. A. 3O9th mill
tary Police.
Mrs Junia Kohler. 1901 w. Thorn
as St, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Hudson OF the same address.
has been summoned to the bedside
OF her husband. Pvt. Tony Kohler.
who is critically III of Spanish in
huenza at the base hospital at Camp
Taylor. Ky.
Miss Mildred Fredrickson. W. La
Sale av., is critically i'll of pneu-
monia. Her brothers. DIR. Charles
Fredrickson Of New York, and Or.
Harold Fredrickson of Chicago
have been called 10 this city by the
seriousness of her condition.
The condition OF Howard Schrad-
err. who has been seriously i'll at his
home. Ia5 Pennsylvania av., with an
attack OF Spanish influenza, is i'm
proving rapidly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-16
PERSONALS.

Miss Martha Kielach, 446 5. Phil
lippa ST. is critically i'll with inhu-
enza.
Max Przestworski left this morn
ing for his home in Toledo after
brief visit here with relatives.
Mat Pinkowski, member of the
United States army. stationed at Key
West, Fla. and who was called here
by the death of his mother, Mrs.
Frances Pinkowska, is seriously i'll
at the home of his father, Joseph
Pinkowsld. 70S Johnson st.
Mrs. William Lapadis and chill
dren Joseph and Anna, who have
been visiting with the formers sis
ter, Mrs Alex Kemm, Orange av..
have returned to their home at
Gary. Ind.
Frank Niezgodzki S. Chaplin ST..
and John Smogor. w. jefferson St,
have returned from Chicago. follow
ng a brief business visit there.
Clara, daughter of Mrs. Frances
Strauss. 906 w. Thomas St. who has
been critically in with influenza, is
reported better today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chlebecki Of
Chicago are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Misser 1920 w. Ford ST.
John Zielinski Of Indiana HarbOr
is here on a business visit Thurs
day he will return to his home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-16
PARIS SHOPPING SERVICE
DISCONTINUED FOR TIME

The Wyman Paris shopping SER
vice for American soldiers in France
has been discontinued until further
notice. due TO the congestion OF the
military postal system inn that coun-
try. The service has been OF value
TO the hundreds OF local patrons
who have placed between one and
two thousand orders for articles To-
be sent direct from the Paris office
to the soldiers at the front The
firm, on account of the nigh charac-
ter of this service, feels that it would
not permit taking of orders now
that might be too long delayed and
that might not reach The soldier i'm
time for Christmas but il hopes 10
resume the service again as soon as
the mail congestion is relieved lover
there" However all orders taken
on or previous TO oct. l.. viii Toe
filed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-16

otto Loehmer an enemy alien,
who has been placed under arrest
by federal authorities at HOboken,
y. j.. accused Of endeavoring 10 OBJ
tain military information by supply
ing army and navy men with liquor.
The authorities are interested in
several photographs Of Loehmer,
one of which shows him in the uni
form Of a German officer. Although
he is being held charged only tech
nically with having unlawfully sup
piled officers of the United States
navy and army with liquor, military
intelligence officers believe far
graver charges will be made against
Loehmer Under the same charge
with him is nineteen-y ear-old Miss
Margaret Sullivan, of Hobol1en. y.
J., at whose home it is alleged the
army and navy officers were given
the liquor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-16
CARD OF THANKs-

We desire 10 express our most
sincere thanks and apprec alton for
the sympathy shown AS I'M bereave-
ment of our beloved SON and broth
er. Frank, and also for The heauti-
full floral offerings
Mr. and Mrs. John WaIisch and
Family. N6S5-1 o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-16
Womc 5 Var Work
THE FIFTH wHEEL or FOOD.

TIE FIFTH WHEEL OF FOOD.
An article in a recent issue of the
Indiana Bulletin calls attention TO
the fact that a fourth meal may be
likened 10 the fifth wheel of a cart.
The article Fellows.
Women come together over a
cup of teas motorists stop at inns
and country clubs for sandwiches
and ices. and young people flock
around soda fountains and candy
COUNTERS. IL isn't nourishment they
want they have enough without that
edition IL is merely pleasant
ocial habit
"But all these candles. creams AMI
afternoon teas are made up of
uourishing food. Every such morsel
eaten is subtracted from the legiti-
mate and necessary meals of the
country They offer q constant temp
tatiou To- the seller TO use more than
DE should of sugar and wheat that
is needed i'm Europe. and they lure
the buyer into careless. extravagant
food habits.
when people eat well balanced
meals and obtain sufficient nourish-
ment az the table, any other food
they use is wasted It is like hav-
ing NTH wheel on cart.
Why not cut out this fifth wheel
of food consumption as il doesn' e
help our progress Converse ton
can go ON gaily without teas and
cakes. and soda does not improve
the plot of The movies. Try COM
partnership for its own sake. theaters
for the play and driving for the
scenery without the expensive. un-
patriotic food wasting too often CON
uected with them
Food saving was az first fad:
then "a patriotic service. now q habit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-16
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The White Eagle, White Cross
auxiliary has postponed its regular
meeting which was 10 have been
held Thursday evening. Members
who have any work completed may
bring the articles at the L. Balicki
hall, Friday afternoon.
There viii be no meeting of the
St. Barbara White Cross auxiliary
on Thursday evening on account of
the health board order.
'Promien Wolnosci' White Cross
circle of St. Casimirs parish which
was to meet Thursday at the ST.
Casimir's library parlors has post
poned ITS meeting indefinitely.