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Police Department
Orders
PENSION.

PENSION.
The following member OF the force Is
relieved and dismissed and awarded the
fIoH9Ting pension. To take effect II
/. NJ october l6:
LIEUTENANT
Thomas a. Butter. Detective Div, on
Police surgeon's certificate, at 1925 per
annum. Appointed March 81 1855
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS,
The following transfers and assignments
a. NJ. October IS:
SERGEANT.
John W. seaton from 1880 Prec. to
PATRoLMEN.
Patrick Morris, 1ists P re s't tn i rFsi
Pre- TS ts akssE sSs, as s''eIda o:;o,., -,
Joseph Gibbons. s5th Prec.. to Ssth
n. Michael J. Mcdowell. is5th Preo-. to
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
SERGEANT.
John +, Brennan, 18th Pre-, to Head :.
days from s A. NJ. October l6:
Dis. 10 duty in raided premises, for iG
Louis SfsFFs sSHaH ii a af%:: ssxsn
Raymond Ames. "a; Frederick Osborne.
e.; James ss. MD MiddsImiss, So; James Van
waas, iis; Albert F, Rail, ss. -''' JACOB
Dis 9 RueSinG n ra naiSaed to Sd InsP
days from A. NJ ' octoS Srtm Is: Tor 10
pa wil'H Mot bRSen TShn Ttrssyald, 49,
q. Frank .Burdick, IS; Frederick Finger.
Logan, ,, ~; Mshaei MeGS,nness. 81; oh Ed.
jamin Klein. Il; John Cronin. Jr., nT 7s;
James Gallagher. IS; Charles 1saacson,
From precincts indicated to tfS 1nsp
orderly ns,sis for Is days trom sssa az! n
EdHard delaney, 81; Charles DAILY. 100
nj, From PRECINCTS pres, Indicated to 6th Insp:
days from A. NJ. 1 oaob STe%iise'' Tor 10
William Mayer, 20; Daniel Cronin. ts;
Dis. to duty In raided premises, for Is
days from 4. NJ. October ls
Fr MiShsa Marion p 81 Frank s MCNsuEht
o'Lsary, 81; Thomas J. Larkin. ~; Henry
p. Proud, rs; John ], sullivan. IS; Will
lam +. Goodburn. So: William Weissheir.
From precincts indicated to 18th Insp,
Dis, to duty. In ralded premises. for ID
Hugh Burke. 81: Michael MulIaney, es:
Charles Wagner. ss; George Bushweiser
The following leaves of absence are au-
thorized. without pay:
PATROLMEN.
Alfred A. Doolan. 9TH Prec.. for I day
from l. VI, October L.
william J. Donnelly, 9th Prec.. for .
days from i. NJ October II.
DEATHS.
Tho following deaths were reported yes
terday:
PATRoLMEN.
Carl Wuestenhoefer. No. se7s, Isd Free,
died at 5 a: NJ. October ls at his resi-
dence. 65t East 2llst street. from pneu-
monia. Funeral from 80 Mount Vernon
avenue, Mount Vernon. 2 y. NJ. October 10
lnterment Woodlawn Cemetery.
Abraham Blumenthal. No. 1905. Tranic
DIV, Sub.div. {. residence 81 Brandreth
avenue, Queens. died at $3.50 r NJ Oc-
tober iG at Lincoln Hospital from pnru-
monla, Funeral from restience Of his
mother, sos Dawson street. The HronA
. a. NJ. october Is, luterment Mount
Carmel Cemetery.
Revocation:
So much OF paragraph 5. S. q. Gao r. 3,
as transfers Patrolman Joseph Z: Pattor-
take effect 9 A NJ. October II. Is re-
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Chaplain THOMAS e. SWAN. 1ch,h L.

IHHIFy'-FUT EXTRAORDINARY heFOItm N
action between the Marne and YES,
rivers July sl-August 6, 1915 Dur,r,
the heavy lighting near the Ourcd Rl,o.
this officer was in the front ines A.
times. under heavy machine gun and
ttlery hrc. throughout the day ana u'r
comforting and aiding the wounded e..
one occasion he crossed a fs.d 200 yari,
wide under violent shei! fire to admin.
ter TO two soldiers who had been mo-.
tally wounded. In the operations ns..
Mont Saint Martin he continually vp-.
back and forth over the crest 81 a III
during heavy artillery fire to care Tor -,
wounded. Home address: Mrs Thoma,
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Private FRASSCIszAk DuNzINsKI. Com

nary heroism in action near Clerg.,.
France, July 81, 1918. under hea,, mn.
chine gun fire. Private DunzinsL va..
out In front OF the position OF his w. b.:
and administered first aid to three
wounded men. being himself woun! 4
while engaged In this courageous -.
vice. Home address: Miss Msv Dun.
zinski: sister, SSl5 Twenty-th.;d a.,
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First Lieut.. JOHN d. SPENCER. compan,

heroism In action at Fismes, Franc
August 4, 1918 White leading his com.
pany in the attack against Fishes Lien,
Spencer was knocked down and severe
wounded by machine gun fire. WIthon,
regard to his wounds he regained M.
feet and continued to lead his cOmnsrl
until again severely wounded Hors
address: Mrs. John D. Spencer. VIE,
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bordeaux to Erect I. =. Memorial.

BnhpEAuN, oct. 1.-THE Municipal
,ouncil has voted n subscription OF 1OO,-
poo francs toward "A fund TO erect a
memorial in honor OF America, at the
mouth Of the Garonne River.
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ARMY.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE following
lists were made public to-day:
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Private BERNARD SCHULTHEIs. VA.
chine Gun Company. Is5th Infantry. =

For cNtraordtnary herolsm m al'"I
near Terny Hony, north Of Scissors,
infantry was advancing U q pos.'.1
exposed to cross fire Private Sorg.'lH,
volunteered and carried n wsssaE" %
the advancing troops, Informing tH.E
that "a machine gun barraRe lard down
on the enemy emplaCen'H,s 7'
friendly fire from unit not IN tn;
support and acting without orders .
cover their advance. He delivered -
message, returned across an 0u4n &.
swept by enemy machine gun and
fantry unit 10 advance 4c0 meter, a7i
gain its objective. Home address. A..
drew Schutheis, father, 1915 s..h
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Private Oirst CLASSY EVERETT {. DREs'
SELL. Machine Gun CompanN. lHMh

action near Juvigny, Frame. Augus, 4. .
1918. Afte- his COMPANY had ,ap'u-
two enemy Held pieces ana q 'arFe qua -
tity Of ammunition enemy arN''
attempted 10 blow up th" an-Ir'. .
with incendary shells. Private Deg
at great risk to his he from 'H- 81. .
sion OF shells and er'nadrs, '.tiuEI.s. /.
the fires. thereby insuring tn safety =
his comrades and the retention .l ~
company OF its advanced pos ,.,~. Hon g
address: Fred Drease... tAtA'-, so-'1
Mi.h
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riyste OLAF OLSEN. Company /, is;h

InfantFy.--For eItraordInary herOIsm n
action near Juvigny, France. Aucn;
81. 1918. Private Olsen was SQUAD
leader In the second plag. After reach,
Ing his objective he displayed ex;raori.
nary qualities OF leadership IN organ.
ising scattering squads OF Company
and placing them In advantageous,
position in spite of severe machine ga
FIRE and artillery bomba rdmont H..
disregard ,of danger and fine lealersN'p
were an Inspiration to his comrst.s
Home address: Mrs Mami2 D4h.r,
mother 1lO2 Ranks az. Suu,rIor "
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NEW YORKER WINS
CROSS FOR HEROISM
Private DunZinski Brayed Ma.
chine Guns to Give Com.
rades First Aid.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE conn,,
der In chief OF the American Expeditlc"-
airy Forces has awarded the Dis,ir-
guished Service Cross 10 the fol,ovir,
officers and soldiers for the acts OF o.,
traordinary heroism described aftsr
their names
Capt. CHARLES s. SHERIDAN, Somn,r,
A. 1esth Infantry For cYtraorli"s~y
heroism In action on Hill No gao r.a.
Clerges. France, July and August
1918. Capt. Sheridan demonstro,,
notable courage and lcadership h.
taking command of iHs remnants 81.
two companies and leaclns up ~.
hill and into the woods against n,
violent FIRE from the enemy. His at,'
aud leadership inspired his men 10 fSrcs
the enemy back. He personally shot aBd
killed three OF the enemy and under b,
direction six machines were nut out ~
action and the hill ca ptured. Home at
dress: A. ID. Sheridan. father, wisot,
Mon
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FRANKLIN ID. BELLOWS. deceased OF
server. 5Oth Aero Squadron For e''t

server. 5Oth Aero Squadron For c''sr
ordinary heroism IN action -.aF -
Mihiel. France, SeptrWnrr y.
c. Reebe, pilot, .Hccutai a r,.oau.' .
sance mission cary in tive nt1t ."s
the second day OF the 81 NH.' 0', =
in spite OF low clouds nigh '.i
mist. flying at an altitII- ut -.'
meters and without prot .,ttn. ~ ".''."
panying battle p!anes N.tl 81
Iected To severe fire from ErHan| .''.'
les. they penetrated 'iEht "'
yond the German lines. I.'H' IT,
motor WAS badly damage ~ ''.'.
bellows was mortally Wouwi'' H't . O.
just after the disa blsd ma. F...
safely in friendly tcrrltor". N'N. '' .
John A. Bellows, father, 1903 "t.."
avenue, Wilmette. III.
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Second Lieut.. DAVID c. BEEBr, pilot
Iifileil AeEa Aauud - - Z

nary heroism In action near -, N1',,
France, September IS, l4lN, Lieut. f.. .',
with Second Lieut.. Franklin = b. g.
observer, executed a re,oNraEss1N ., w..
sion early In the morning 70! %, 60. ii
day of the ST, Mihi.l offensive. 3" Sg..
an altitude of only 500 meters and ''r.
out protection ~ Bcrpmgtug 90 .
planes Although subjected - .
trated eight kilometsrS heAlNi Oh" All. '.
man lines. Lieut. Besb'.S wni.l .
badly damaged and his observe j.. 'l..
Bellows. was mortaiiy WuuuIsj. prs,..
these conditions he succeeded iu u'.Tt +
the disabled machine safely - h', .,''.
Home address: {. Il. Bee5s. it.a'r ''-
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OTTAWA, Oct. Thames OF the fol.
lowing Americans appeared in the Cana
dian casualty list issued to-day:
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MARINE CORPS.
MARINES.

NEW YORK CITY.
Killed In Action.
MACKLER, Isadore l.. 1888 st. Johns pi.,
MusKE, Charles H.. Iss Nostrand sv..
Brooklyn.
Died Of Wounds.
BANDEs. Harry. 10? West iitth 81.
Wounded.
PLATT. J. IL. Lieut.. Brooklyn.
LoNGuEr. William j., serst.. $50 West
TRUPPER. Herbert Gerard. -seret.. lee
Deugan st, New Brighton, s. J..
AMADoR. RAYMOND NJ. corp. lS Lena
HARRINGTON. Thomas w, corp. Mid
dagh St. Brooklyn.
Eos o,.5 H. i9,P .cs F,Ss ,s'sh 81
REGENsBURG. Frank A.. III Hale av.,
Brooklyn.
ALABAMA.
SEAY, Samuel T. corp. Plsntersyille tK).
RENSHAW. john H.. coalbury tK).
CALIFORNIA.
GEzMAN, F: p. serst.. Pieasanton IVY;
BEACH, j. NJ, corp. Los Angeles (DW).
BRASH. Cedric. San Francisco iW).
GOATES, Earl +. Santa Rosa tw).
TlENkEN. w. H.. San Francisco (w).
COLORADO.
JAIN. Miles r.. Boulder tK).
CONNECTICUT.
HiNhSWICH, Joseph. TerryNilIe tW).
FLORIDA.
KIRK. Harold E, corp. Live Oak tw).
GEORGIA.
CQPPEDGE. James F., gunnery sergt
GAINESVILLE (W).
GRAY, Frank IL. scrgt.. Fitzgerald lK).
DOWLi%G. Loran A" wavcross tw).
MURRAY, George n. Griffin wv.
MABRi, Lawrence G., Roswell (K).
STEVENS. William +. Roseville CO..
IDAHO.
CAMPBELL. Herman J, Bull tw).
NUTTlNG. Lester H.. Rupert (K).
ILLINOIS.
BLACKFoRD, W. r., gunnery serst., Kirk
MOORE: John p, carpi. Rochelle tDw>.
MORTON, Robert c.. corp. Chicago (Wl.
kltHAItDS. Harry G.. corp, Chicago tWb.
CALLAHAN. Jesse j.. Grafton tw).
GANDN. Tony L., GEORGETOWN (NJ.
HALNORSEN, V. a. Chicago tH.
HEALD. Robert p. Peoria tW).
JOHNSON. Carl l., Chicago tWl.
KERR, Grover W, Mount Erie (w).
LONG, Ellis W, Lorraine (Wb.
PERRi: clyde T.. Royaltown tW).
FUTCAMP. w j., Carbondalo (w).
MELlN. Earl. Chicago (w).
MERCER, Harold, Aurora wv.
RlORDAS. Leander E., River Fore (K).
ROSS. Guernsey p, Decatur tw).
SLOAN. Howard NJ. Chicago Cw).
TANNER. ARCHIE. Springfield tw).
INDIANA.
LOCKWOOD, Kenneth D.. sergt.. Jener-
G1RTEN. Madison L.. Evansville (w).
III ID lr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
GERMANS CLAIM
MANY PRISONERS
Say That Australian Attacks
Broke Down With Heavy
Losses Twice.

BERLIN (via London), May s.
The German official communication
issued Tuesday says:
ION the battle front in the morn
ing hours the artillery activity was
lively. on the northern bank of the
Lys. advances by English companies
failed. Between the Ancre and the
Somme the enemy employed Aus
tralians for a night attack. on both
sides of the Corbie- Bray road they
succeeded in reaching our foremost
line. For the rest, their twice re-
peated attack broke down before
our posts with heavy losses. The
artillery battle continued until day
light with the greatest intensity.
South of Btmont storming de-
tachments pushed forward across
the Aisne canal into the enemy posi-
tions near Courcy and brought back
many prisoners.
In the harbor establishments OF
Mariupol CON the northern shore OF
the sea of Azov) we were bomb bard
ed by Russian ships
strong English detachments yes
terday evening attacked Bulgarian
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
THIS DRUGGIST KNOWS
BEST KIDNEY
MEDICINE

There is no medicine which we
handle that gives such good results
as your swamp Root. Many of our
customers have informed us at diff
ferent times that they have derived
great benefit from its use.
There was one case i'm particular
which attracted "A great deal of at
tentiOQ in this neighborhood early
last spring. as the gentleman's life
was despaired of and two doctors
treating him for liver and kidney
trouble were unable to give him
any relief Finally a specialist
from St Louis was called in but
failed TO 10 him any good. at
last induced him 10 try your
Swamp Root and after taking it for
three months he was attending 20
his business as usual and is now en-
tirely well This case has been the
means of creating an increased de-
mand for your Swamp-Root with
us.
Very truly yours.
L. A RICHA RDSO\. Druggist
May p. 1915. Marine, Illinois.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
Club WomenFavo
Uniform Divorce
Law Through US.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. May s.
A resolution, which if adopted
would declare in favor of eugene
marriage laws" and make mar
rage and divorce statutes uniform
throughout the United States was
framed at this afternoons SEES
sion OF the biennial convention of
the General Federation of Wo-
mems clubs and will be presented
tomorrow for action.
The resolution would provide for
approval of laws requiring bans of
marriage to be published 80 DAYS
prior TO the marriage ceremony
and would compel both parties 10
submit TO physical and mental ex-
aminations before marriage. Ger
tain standards of excellencv would
be required under the provisions
Of the resolution. Uniform di-
vOrce laws were advocated with
the specification that COLLISION
should not be cause to prohibit the
granting Of a divorce since "tkls
were better than making a statu-
tory cause under which parties
merely agreed TO separate after
failing to live together happily.
Leaders expressed the belief to-
night that Miss George Bacon Of
Massachusetts, had been reelected
first vice president of the fedora
ton in the election which took
place to-day The result OF the
H. D.
until tomorrow The more ardent
advocates of woman suffrage
among the delegates opposed Miss
Bacon on the ground that she en-
tertained anti-suffrage views The
convention will close tomorrow
night, following war service
meeting at which DR.. Anna How
ard Shaw, suffrage leader and
chairman OF the womans commit
tee of the council Of national de-
Tense, viii deliver an address. The
choice Of the next convention city
probably viii be made later Ashe-
Vile. y c., tonight was a leading
contestant for the next annual
meeting Of the federation council
Resolutions adopted at today s
session included one sending
greetings 10 Cen Pershing and
pledging support Of women of the
United States to American soldiers
and the soldiers of the other al
lies: endorsing the government s
war garden movement; requesting
that a woman be made a member
OF the national food administration
and that women members be In
Guided in all government boards
and commissions dealing with
war activities; recommendation
that women physicians and sur
geons be recognized and utilized il
/ war service and advocating federal
aid for societies for the protection
Of maternity.
Herbert Putnam, Librarian 81
congress. was the principal speak
or at tonight's session.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

If YOU want 10 keep your hair in
good condition. be careful what you
wash il with.
Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkaH This
dries the scalp makes the hair brit
fle. and is very harmful. Just plain
mulsihed cOcoanut oil (Which is
pure and entirely gTeaselessl. Is
much better than the most eXpen-
sive soap or anything else YOU can
use for shampOOing. as this can't
possibly injure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with
water and rub II in. one or two
teaspoOnfuls viii make an album
dance OF rich, creamy lather. and
cleans the hair and scalp thor
oughly. The aher rinses out cas-
ily and removes every particle of
dust. dirt dardrun and excessive
OH. The hair dries quickly and
evenly. and IL leaves IL fine and
silky, bright. funny and easy 10
manage.
You can get mulsihed cOcOanu'
oil at most any drug store. liz Is
very cheap. and a few ounces Is
enough 20 last everyone in the lam
IL for months, Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
INDIANA'S TOTAL TO
PASS $73,000,00O MARK

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, May s.
At the close Of business Tuesday to-
tai of s72.442.100 was posted on the
bulletin board at state Liberty loan
headquarters as the present sub
scription in the 6S Indiana counties
in the seventh federal reserve dis
trict. 10 the third Liberty loan. Of
ficials prdicted that the final total
will exceed S73. GEO. This
amount would be approximately
$1,000. 600 short Of the so percent
over subscription asked for by the
treasury department
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
GINE TANINC mn.
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruf

There is one sure way that net-
or fails 90 remove iandrgf conn
pletely and that is t1 dissolve d.
This destroys u entirely Io 10
this get about four ounces 0t plain
ordinary liquid arEon- el0u-n 90
mOisten the scalp and rIH Do ln
gentI- with the finger uI-
By morning. most if nor Hl.. or
YOUR dandrum viii ue gone. and
three or four more application VIII
completely dissolve and entirely DEE
strov every single sl-n and trace ol
10. 40 matter how much ua ndruf
you may have
You viii ind. TOO. that aI iteh-
ing and digging OF the scalp WIZ
stop instantly and yolr hair WlI
be- fury Iustrous. glossy. slhs ami
soft and look and feel hundred
times better.
You can get liquid arton az any
Irug store Do Is inexpensive. and
cour ounces is All you VIII need.
This simple remedy has never been
knoWn 10 san. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08

positions south Of Lake Dorian
Macedonian theater) They were
repulsed.
The advance by English brigades
from Jericho across the Jordan
palestine 'front.' has been frustrat-
ed after bitter lighting which lasted
five days The enemy was driven
back into the positions from which
ne departed Here German units
distinguished themselves by the side
of their Turkish comrades. The
booty captured from the English
was considera BILE"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
SPANISH STEAMER
SUNK BY U-B0AT

WASHINGTON. May S-The
torpedOing of the Spanish steam
er Lusia by a German submarine
was reported today i'm a dispatch
from Barcelona Her captain the
dispatch declared reported 20 the
Spanish government that the ship
was sunk i'm the broad daylight
and that the Spanish fiag was fiy-
ing where the submarine COM
mander could not help seeing IL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08

ARTHUR y. MILLER. TRANSFER.
Long distance moving and heavy
transferring. Bell phone 17l1. Home
$3.50. -Advt-3445-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
TREATMENT BIG
HELP TO WOMAN
Rheumatic Aches She Had for
Months Have Left Since
TanIaC Treatment Came.

81 tell you this TanIac REeuma-
tism Treatment is great rheuma-
tism medicine and worthy oE a.
trial by anybody" said Airs Stepn-
en- KNITTED Eighth and Burns
streets. cincinnati ohio.
81 know about Tanlac Eheuma-
tism Treatment because triei it
and f. has relieved me OF SUFFERING
had for months.
NY rheumatism was mostly n
n.y. neck and shoulders and } mad
pains in those parts nearly all the
time The pains were So bad that
couldn't sleep al night All dur
ing the day pains in my neck and
shoulders bothered me. TOO and z
was getting so bad that was just
about To- 20 % bed when read
about Tanlac rheumatism Treat
ment
We'll. sir tho benefits I've aain-
ed from Taniac rheumatism SURE
prise me- I've ONLY taken one pack
age but I'm resting easier now than
] have since last November The
rheumatic aches In ms neck and
shoulders have AN LEFT me-
II you suffer from rheumatism
get Tanlac Rheumatism Treatment
today You can get lt iu south
Bend al the Public DRUG Store on I'm
Afsshauasa at the Red Gross Phar-
macy or any good dfu- store.
GIVE TANIAC \ TRIAL.
Try Taulac. the famous tonic. N
you feel run down. 10 Wl Urlli
you up and bring back your
strength You can get Taniac bon
South Bend az the Public DRUG
store or boo MishaWaka ~ the Red
cross Pharmacy or ans good dru-
store. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
Letter TO
DIR. KilmeF * Co,
BinChamton, MY.

Prove What swamp Root VIII DO
For You.
Send ten cents TO Or. Kilmer q
Co., Binghamton, y. Y, for a sam
pie size bottle IL will convince
anyone. You Will also receive a
booklet Of valuable Information,
telling about the kidneys and blad-
der When writing. be sure and
mention the South Bend Daily
News-Tirnes Medium and large
size bottles for sale at all drug
stores. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
Just \ REMINDER

10 care for your furs during the
summer Our facilities for Storage
and expert treatment OF your furs
are the best. Charges very small
Repairing and remodelinE at special
prices now. II. Greenblatt. Furrier.
Est. 1900. 282 S. Michigan ST
-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
4 STATE OF WELL BEING.

To women who appreciate the
wholesome delight OF being physi-
cally we'll groomed, the appeal OF
shampoo. a manicure. or a facial
is irresistible. Mrs. I. 2 Place.
Royal Beauty Parlor. IS thoroushly
equipped 20 meet an your require
ments. Phones. Home-6360. Bell
1921. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
TAKE ELEVATOR
AND SAVE S S S

mi say NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF THIS CITY has such
ID almost impossible comprehend the magnitude this
1 NOD IN the heart of the Again THE ECONOMY DEPART
|Our supremacy has long established This will
Se We had planned for wonderful business for April While
OF hss merchandise exceeded April sales therefore
y order make for arrivals The only
chandse THEREFORE, WE HAVE CUT THE PRICE JUST ONE
PPerOst your mind Thursday when here attend this
what ask you. ALL THE SEASONS LATEST AND
lists SKIRTS and TREMENDOUS STOCK OF FINE
PAT STARTS TOMORROW THURSDAY AND LASTS TEN DAYS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
NOW'S THE TIME.

At this season ~ the year you
should have your hard wood floors
treated. We have a system that
gi,es them a perfectly beautiful fin
ish. The fact Of the case is-we are
expert i'm all kinds of interior deco
rating and have a full lire of ready
to-use paints and varnishes II l..
I.oehr. Decorating CO, PA Mich. ST.
Advt.
The Dolores star., 1918-06-14
Disappointment Does Her Bit.

A Red Cross box supper. sale and
dance was held in the school house
by the people Of upper Disappoint on
Thursday. May %. Although there
are only about . dozen families living
in this section almost everyone gave
time, monsy. etc. to 60 over the top
with their 800 quota for the Red
Cross drive.
Fourteen boxes were sold at suction
bringing from e to $3.50. Also con-
tributions Of canned fruit, fancy work.
poultry and pig. Everything sold
well. One quart Of cherries brought
$3.50, one pair Of Rose comb Leghorns
donated by Mn. Henry knight netted
5000 and the squeal of the pig denoted
by Leonard Lavender brought Sl2. so.
Everybody had . jolly good time and
$11Z50 was realized Can you beat
1t?
The Dolores star., 1918-06-14
EVELYN NESBIT
and Her Son
RUSSELL THAW
" REDEMPTION''

At Dolores Opera House
MONDAY. JUNE 18TH
Directed by Julius Steger and Joseph
A. Golden.
The central and most enigmatic
character in the most sensational
newspaper story this country has
ever known. Evelyn Nesbit has at
last come to the screene with her
son, Russell Thaw. 1t is a re.
markable drama, drawing much of
its inspiration from the events Of
her own life, yet in no way CAPT.
talizing cheaply the notoriety Of
the murder case, Critics of the
film praise it not because Evelyn
Nesbit is featured, but because
Evelyn Nesbit has proven herself
an actress of remarkable depth and
incisive technique. and because the
play in which she SO auspiciously
makes her screen debut is big
and convincing and mercilessly
true.-Exhibitors Trade Review.
Prices IS and so cents, War Tax
included.