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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30
HONuNG PIGEON Cue.

Few South Bend residents are
aware that this city and Mishawaka
are the homes Of a local organiza-
ton of the nation wide Homing Pig
con clubs Homing pigeons are now
quite extensively used IN the carry
ing Of messages by the different war
ring armies on the battle front. At
times their intelligence Is all but
human These little birds fv from
rapidly aeroplanes, through
dense barrage fires and over the
thickest, doing their bit for Their
country. The president of the local
organization is Charles Lukens, ana
a number Of members OF his club
viii be there WITH their birds and
demonstrate the ability OF these lit
tie message carriers.
ARCHERY CLUB TO BE THERE.
Robin Hood will be present with
his bow and arrows. The acts OF
Robin Hood OF long ago. who split
the willow saplins at FIVE score
Yards. VIII be duplicated by the mod
ern Robin Hoods o. today. Arching
has by no means passed into obscur-
ity. and 10 the organization, bearing
the name Of the South Bend Archery
clug. belongs the honor OF preserv-
ing the memory Of this ancient han
dicraft r. r Bondevier is presi-
dent OF the organiza ton and he with
number OF his fellow Archery club
mem bers uIl demonstrate their
ability with the bow Some OF the
bows are seven feet in length and
with the arrows from them they can
pierce artificial birds thrown into
the air over hundred feet away.
Two bands. the Red Mems and the
Polish Falcon band viii furnish the
music and 10 The lovers OF instru-
mental music there VIII be sufficient
for an
AFTERNOON PROGRAM
I'm the afternoon the lone hugle
call VIII announce the beginning OF
the afternoon activities
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30

Mems band This will include the
national airs OF our allies
4 A short speech OF Is minutes
by Fr p. j. Carroll of St Josephs
church. bringing out the aims OF the
United States and all free nations in
the war Of 1917.
q. Community singing OF patriotic
anthems, among which viii be some
Of the new war songs, led by +. W.
Morse
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30

The South Bend Civic Federation
has taken upon itself the duty Of
continuing these July Fourth cele-
bratiOns. or rather the renewing or
them. but for a different purpose.
And the celebration this year il
the third annual affair Of this kind
the drsf being held as heretofore
mentioned at Rum Village woods.
Waiter e. Erler was president Of
the ORA n ia ton Al that time and
te his untirinF efforts. a. well as to
Ia chairman Ehieh he selected 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30
AFTERNOON PROGRAM

I'm the afternoon the lone bugle
call VIII announce the beginning OF
the afternoon activities
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30
yard dash Gree for an and burden

yard dash Gree for alD and burden
race.
In this set the burden" race is
yet nothing can be said of its he
ing unique. as the words men and
burden are synonymous.
In the free-for-all contests there
viii be the following contests and
stunts: Creased pole climb, timber
pole walk, horseshoe pitching. play
ground ball and volley ball In the
creased pole climb a bill or not less
than five dollars denomination will
be placed at the top Of a creased
pole 20 feet from the ground. To
the victor who successfully elm los
the pole and procures the money be-
longs the spoTs. Climbing the pole
is worse than walking home on a
sloppy night the contestant slips
down two feet every time he climbs
up one
ROCKNE To CONDUCT RACES.
All the above races will be con-
Quoted by Mr. Knute Rockne and
Mr. Rockne is specialist i'm the
fine art OF athletics. having the same
interest in the embryo enthusiast as
he does IN the conducting of a col
lege meet for real sure-enough ath-
letes. Mr.. Rockne viii be ABLY as
sisted by playground directors.
Messrs Olson and Cunningham.
All Of the stunts viii be conduct
ed by John De Haven Mr. De
Haven is a wonder worker in con
Quoting games and contests. having
the unique ability OF injecting en-
thusiasm into the participants w hich
goes far toward making a field day
OF this nature a supreme success
His assistants are Playground Direc-
tors Kemper. Hunter and Schoeppel.
Prizes have been provided for an
events. and 10 every one who wins
an honor viii be given a prize.
a miniature merry o-round has
been provided for The smaller chill
dren. ard unusual care Will 5e used
that none OF them are injured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
FARMERS STRONG FOR
LIBERTY BOND SALE
Tulsa County Campaign Manager
Elatcd over Enthusiasm Pro-
duccrs Showing.

J NJ Berry. chairman of the Tulsa
county Liberty loan campaign COM
mlttee. Is feeling very much clated
because the farmers OF the county
are responding to the calls being
made upon them for assistance In
the Liberty loan campaign. Mr..
Berry announces that the enthusi-
asm, patriotism and loyalty among
the farmers Is phenomenal and that
sneakers are finding an overwhelm-
ing sentiment for war activity
among them which was not 80 pro-
nounced in the first campaign.
At places where heretofore II ap-
peared impossible to~ect an audience
the school houses are packed and
more interest In being manifested
among the farmers than even among
the people who live In the towns
THE loyalty and patriotism OF the
farmers cannot be questioned" said
Mr.. Berry. and one OF the greatest
reasons for feeling an assurance
that this campaign will be a success
is the patriotic interest taken by the
farmers
III was asked TO describe the at-
titude OF the farmers towards the
patriotic work generally" said Mr..
Berry, II would say II was 100 per
cent plus and the farmers attitude
IN giving tho lie straight 10 the insin-
nations that the agricultural classes
are apathetic or disloyal"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
TAFT SPECIAL GUEST
AT SHRINE BANQUET
FORMER President spends Several
Hours Here; WIZ Return To-
day to Lecture.

FORMER President William n. Taft
spent several hours In Tulsa ycster-
day. leaving In the afternoon Tor
Ponca city, where he delivered n
lecture last night lie viii return
to Tulsa today and lecture tonight NJ
Convention han, being one of the
closing attractloea--9A the Lyceum
course.
The former president Is in fine
health and lugs his 300 pounds NJ
avoirdupois around with lis old
time agility lie was met at tho
train on his arrival ~ Eugene Lor-
ton, publisher of The World. and
John !. McGraw, Republican ma
tIonal committecmnn Tor Oklahoma.
who came over from ronca Guy to
meet him.
when the trio entered Hotel Tulsa
"a large number of Shrincrs gath
cred about them chcercd the cx-
president ana took him and his re-
.ception committee In TO the luncheon
ot the Shriner potentates. where they
were guests OF honor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
TOLD SHE BETTER
MAKE HER WELL
Takes Tanlac and Now Feels
Like a New Person-Can
Do Her Own Housework.

The remarkable results being oh
tanned by the use of Tanlac Is furth-
cr evidenced In the case OF Mrs. NJ.
| r. Cunningham OF 34lS HuuANoldt
street Denver. Col. who II, iece 1. .ty,
| telling the story OF he recovery from,
a serious complication OF troubles,~
said:
"A little over two years ago be
gan to have trouble with my stom-
ach and | would get 80 tired and
tagged out | couldn't get through
with my little hpusework without
having to stop and lie down five or
six times during the day, | couldn't
touch meat nor drink either tea or
coffee. and was put on a diet OF the
llghtest kind OF food. After eating
/ felt like there was burning fire
right I'm my chest and ! suffered
agonies for hours My food soured In
my stomach and formed gas and my
heart would palpitate like It would
jump out OF my body. My blood
pressure went up 10 an alarming
point and my heart acted so strange
~ / was told | had better make out
my will | was so nervous | could
hardly sleep and many "A time / lay
awake all night long suffering and
worrying about my condition. | was
getting so thin and peaked my
neighbors were all talking about 1t
and asking what In the world was
the matter with me.
~ had tried many other medicines
without getting any relief and after
Tanlac was put on sale in Denver
and everybody got 10 talking about
II, | decided to try It. too. 1 noticed
n decided Improvement soon aafter
started on It and aVer my second
bottle | actually felt like new per-
son, have taken four bottles now
and | can eat most anything | want.
| have been relieved OF that burning
sensation Ihad In my chest, gas has
stopped forming and the pressure
has been relieved so my heart does
not pafpltate like It did. My nerves
are quiet and my sleep is delightfully
refreshing am 40 much better
and stronger can now do my
housework without getting all tired
out and having 20 stop to rest and
! am now convinced that all my
suffering was caused by my disor-
dered stomach Tanlac has done me
more good than anything have ever
taken and my relief Is due 10 moth
ing else but this great medicine"
Tanlac Is sold In Tulsa by Roy Get
mans Rexail Drug store. the Quaker
Drug company and leading druggists
and dealers everywhere. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
PANTHER DIVISION
TO REVIEW APRIL a
Oklahoma and Texas soldier Boys
WIN Parade IN Eull at Fort
Worth.

FORT WORTH, TeKns Aprll ] ---
Probably the last opportunity people
of Texas and Oklahoma viii have TO
see review Of the Thirty sixth
division of the United states army
composed Of soldiers Of Texas and
oklahoma viii be ON Thursday.
Aprl'4
The Panther division as 90 is
called. b. e1.UOo strong ndcr COM
maul of General Grcble. the Texas
and oklahoma troops have been
rounded into splendid fighting mu
chin" The review VIII be- iu the
nature Of farewell TO General
Groblc. who has. been transferred tu
another command
This viii br review that prob.
ably never was attempted before iu
Texas ON such am extensive scale.
II is his task 10 handle such q
large body ~ men through ,.ty
streets Tn" troops are fully
equipped with rifles pistols and
bay unrN and every man we'll uul
formed Seven reEimcutN bands
VIII participate apd play on the
march
Governor Hobby " Tcyasaaud
Governor Williams Of Oklahoma.
with their stats. viii attend a1d
occupy places ut honor on the 70.
viewing stand. n is expected that
upwards ur one hundred thousand
persons viii bo here from all points
In TCNus and oklahoma to witness
the review
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

long range guns for the last ten
years. The belief that the game
was not worth the candle" as one
officer expressed 1t today prevented
rapid progress. hut experiments were
not dropped and since the entrance
Of the United states into the war
added interest has been evidenced in
the navy department program.
Reports we're heard in some
quarters today that IA range OF l05
miles was expected OF the gun now
under consideration. Secretary Dan
iels would not discuss the matter In
any way. but other officials declared
that no definite data was at hand on
which to make any such estimate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

CANADIAN ARMY HEADQUAR
TIERS IN THE FIELD, April l.--On
Easter Monday year ago. Canadian
soldiers captured Nimy ridge, This
Easter Monday the soldiers of the
dominion are united with the British
troops north OF the Scarpe. In de-
fense of the southern flanks OF these
heights which dominate so much OF
the vital areas on northern France.
Canadian guns played a part in
defeating the German onslaught
against the positions opposite Oppy
and Gavrelle last Thursday. Early
yesterday morning German prepara-
tions for a fifrther attack were cf-
fectually defeated by the massed fire
of our artillery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
Uncle Sam May Soon Haze Big Gun
That viii Out-ShOOt Hun Monsters

WASHINGTON, April 1.--pians
for a super-cannon. a great gun OF
long range, possibly similar to the
one with which the Germans have
been bombarding Paris, have been
submitted to Secretary Daniels by
naval otdance experts after months
Of experiments II is understood,
however that the report includes a
statement that the ordnance officers
do not believe the military value OF
such a weapon would compensate for
the time and money which must be
spent in perfeoting and developing H.,
American ordnance officers have
been interested In the possibilities OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
SORE THROAT : COLDS
Quickly Relieved by Hamlin's
- Wizard Oil.

& Hanlin's Wizard on Ia q simple
ma effective tneatment Tor sore
throat and chest colds Used AZ a
wrwie for sore throat It brings quick
follof. Rubbed on the chest 1t VIII
Sflon loosen up n hard. deep seated
oo11 IN one night.
Hew pften sprainr. bruises, cuts
ma burhs occur IN every family. ~
Dpoli as little troubles like onrnohc,
.oothache. cold sores, chnker sores,
nflff neck and tired aching feet
Dething. healing Wizard OIL VIII al
lpAys bring quick relief.
Get AZ from druggists for 30 centH
~ net satisfied return tho bottle and
~ your money back
Bver constipated or have sick
nnaaache Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 40
nonts. Guaranteed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
SECRETARY M 'AD00
TO STOP AT TULSA
Zig Nhu Of administration MAY
Have Iimr "a Make speech
licrC April -.

Void . Wd|"HEI00 NIffAn,
-os klgg' hNudms
NNSliiN'I'N Npru D. S'ero-
'tfN MoNu"u VII make TWO stops
IN Oklahoma ON mis- speaking tour tu
uthNli ~ the ihud Liberty loan, At
'kIthoiut city amt Tulsa. lie wIll
hc IN Iulst tor ihltly minutes on
Ihe evening "I Npul %, Tie Will
arrive In oklahoma 'lty at ? O'Clock
IN thr morning from wichita, kan
ana trtNr '"t't'utu1 4tity Tor st
Louis al urIucN, arriving IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
No Progress Is Made
In Ending X. c. Strike

KANSAS CITY. April t.--Eastcr
Sunday brought no disorders and ne
progress toward settlement OF ~
general strike OF union labor in KaG
sas city, called last Wednesday a
.suprcrt q striking laund!'y cupIoys
cs, Interest In efforts to end tho
walkout cen.ered In meeting OF II.
J. kenley, president OF the Kansas
city Railway company and w. II,
Mahon OF Detroit. international
president OF the Amalgamated Asso :
ciauon Of Street and Electric Rail
way employees. after 1t was announc-
ed late last night that members OF
the Laundry Owners association
had refused. to participate In a gen
eral conference of employees. en-
ployers and disintcrestcd business
men
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
ZOO WEAK
Iit;ss TO FIGHT

The "come-back" man was really
never down-and- -out. His wcakoccd
DUodition because OF overwork, lack
- exercise, improper eating and lly-
~ demands stimulation to SutlHfy
- cry for a health giving appetite
an1 the refreshing sleep essential to
0lxsngth. GOLD MEDAL Hahrlcm
on Capsules. tho national remedy ~
Ue.1and, will do the work, They are
wonderful. Three of these capsules
oAeh day will put man on his feet
before he knows Il; whether his
trouble comes from uric acid poison
ong. the kidneys. travel or stone in
The bladder. stomach dernngomont
~ other ailments that hefdil the
eDvsr -seaious American Your drag
.n1st viii gladly refund your money
u thsy do not help you, Accept no
Substitutes Look for the name
BOLD MEDAL on every box. three
u1Dsa They are the pure original.
Imported Haarlem oil Capsules
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
CIVILIANS FIRE UPON
SOLDIERS AT QUEBEC

QUEBEC. Ap~tl Four civilians
were killed ara as many civilians
and a number uf soldiers we're
wounded In fighting. which occurred
tonight between misconceptions
and the militia one hundred men,
charged with riuUng were arrested
The nChiiry between the military
and neutrality-suspicious. lasted from
$50 o'clock this evening until mid
night th" men opposed to donning
the khaki 'ring REVIEWERS hnphaIard
from dourways and behind snow
hanks, and the military answering
~ best they could through the thick
fog with machine guns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
WORLDS WONDER TOWN,
SAYS NEBRASKA VISITOR
President of LIncolhS Chamber Of
Commerce Taken Around In
Magic CITY.

You have the most wonderful
town In the world" n. 4 George.
president N tho chamber of com.
merce Of Lincoln. Ncb, said ycster-
day after he had heen taken around
the city by Colonel Douglas. sccrc-
tNry of the chamber of commerce
Il am particularly impressed with
YOUR Industrial possibilities. and pre-
dict progress along that line that
will make Tulsa more OF a manu-
featuring center than an oil center "
Coming from tho home ~ the great
rommoner 10 was natural that Mr.
George should he asked something
about BDHn
We an love Mr. BRYAN stW in
Lincoln. but he is no longer tho .at.
traction he once was n used 90 ln
that when he spoke crowds would
be unable to get into tho haII A
short time ago he gave q tcmperanro
lecture iu Lincoln and the haU w,4
not oven filled. Mr Bryan has lost
his punch
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
HUMANE AGENT IS INJURED
y VI Nclrh l. Thrown to pa,cm,nt
in Nntnmobilc COLLISION

\ ~ NclCh humane agent WI.
injured though not srriuusl, .r Am
auto collision late last NIGHT d.,
was being driven home from 70 r,o.t
ing uf On" school board. az which
Nc is 70 ncwher Dos his son Tu,.st
WEIGH At Eighth and BOSTON tho
auto was struck ty another. driven
hv \ = HaWel The police stated a..
'hc latter was turning the corner
Mr. Nclch was thrown several feet
IS hen 'he autos came together and
was badly bruised iI.s son escaped
auhur. as did Nr Hancl Who rr-
side. ai lS33 South Cheyenne Mr.
N"lrh was taken ru his home az iaI.
South QgirDE The WclCh ear va.
badly duWyErd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
Alleged Embc1llcr Caught.

PHILADELPHIA, April w. e.
Richards, q brdker was arrested
here today on "a fugitive warrant
from Houston, Texas charging him
with the embezzlomcnt ~ approx
matcly $4,000 Ile was held with
out bau. Richards said the charge
grew out NJ business transa ction
that was perfectly legal and that he
did not derive cent from II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
WINTER WEATHER
N PRODUCES PAIN
Mp II IN the Bud bB the Free
Use of SiOun's Lininient.

People who have to be outdoors
exposed to the attacks Of wintry
weather, use Sloan's linimtnt
They know It's most effective iu re-
lisvfns stiff neck, neuralgic pains,
Rheumatic twinges. lumbago at
tacks
They simply apply II and lot II
pmetrate-without rubbing--quiCk-
~, surely. II does away with tho
mussy uncertainty and skin-stain
ing OF plasters. salycs, poulticcs.
Clean, soothing. positive. en-
srous sized bottles. No increase IN
price, 26c. soc and 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
MOODY" RUSSELL
'KTTEMPTS ESCAPE
Emman and Alleged Muir
derer Of Glenn Allison Saws
Himself From Ccu.
$LUGS JklLER WITH BAR
Trusties Grapple and over
: power Before Desperate
Gets Hold Of Pistol.

woody l..ascll alloa,' r..ur..
cus dcaporndu ana alleged murderer
OF Glenn Allison Tuls, policeman
awed himself out Of hls D.Il n tho
county Jail yesterday incoming and
made DARN. desperate attempt to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
Postmaster Accused.
Disloynity Charged.

Among the cases to come up later
In the term are those Of II &C.. Capcrs.
o minister from the central part OF
the state, on q charge OF obstruCting
the draft law by seditiOus uttcrauccs.
and T.. j. Luce. John Culver and II.
.. Armstrong, jointly on charge Of
fraudulent use OF the mail The case
against these three mon Is one OF the
principal ones to come up. MIR
Armstrong is an attorney OF Mus.
kogee. They are said to have been
working for nursery IN Kansas and
getting pay by commission on orders
that were not taken.
Court officials IN attendance are
Deputy Clerks II. r Dickey and H.
~. Hubbard, Bailln w. Il. Burton,
Giles Penick. secretary 10 Judge
Campbell A n Caldwell, chief dep
uty to the marshal, and Foster y.
rhipps and Waiter Turnbull. assist
ants 90 District Attorney w. T. Me
Glnnis, who may he here later In the
term.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
State Briefs

MORRIS. Apru on April n
Morris Will vote ON a proposition Ia
ISSUE bonds lu The amount OF 100000
for school building purposes
rl'UER Aprl oscar Mead.
oVs was shot and severely wounded
while resisting bandit who at
tempted Co hold him ub Saturday.
OKLAHOMA CITY. April l.
John anh Adolph Portrcy. sons ot
NICK Ior'rcN a farmer near this
city were Killed Friday by lightning
while hnrd.ng cattle ON the farm.
El.\M Aprl w r. Glover
and r.. - shN~~1 we're severely
burned Friday night by gas ex.
u'nsI1u in u storm cellar Both men
had gone into tho cellar for some
purpose ana whom one Of them
s'rH.k a match the Eas which had
leaked INTO the cellar exploded
uFNEYCrTA April JOHN
Wilkinson. president NJ the United
Min" Workers Of Oklahoma and
Arkansas. has taken steps to drive
all as.talors out Of the coal fields
and preserve the loyalty Of the
miners Enemy aRitstors have been
busy in the field trying TO stir up
strikers.
MIAMI Aprl III ]. shepard.
editor ~ the Rounder an Tar River.
has been arrested for failure TO re-
spond 90 e subpoena 20 appear be-
Tore n court ~ inquiry A charge OF
carry ing concealed weapons has also
been lodged against him. Shepard
has been wacing war on bootleg
gers and gamblers In the mining
field.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
Hun Prince Killed.

AMSTERDAM. March 3l.--P-ince
Emich Ernst, elder son OF Prince
Emich OF Leiningen, has been killed
leading storming company OF
grenadier regiment, according TO the
Lokal Anzeiger Of Berlin. He was
22 years a and unmarried.