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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-17
BARRAGE
HITS TRACKMEN
RoCkne Trains His Choicest
Bits of Sarcasm on Re-
lay ASpirantS.

Notre Dame trackmen worked
behind an incessant verbal barrage
fire Tuesday morning. Knute X.
Rockne, track coach, trained his
choicest bits of sarcasm upon all
his relay candidates, while particu-
larly impressive scraps of Anglo
Saxon fell upon the head Of Call,
whose running did not please the
track mentor in the smallest de-
gree. Murphy, who aroused the
cOach's ire on Saturday, performed
much better, and Rockne threw all
his reserve criticism over against
Call
As the final hard piece Of work
before the Drake relay games at
Des Moines. Ia, on Saturday Rockne
sent his charges three-quarters OF
a mile on the Cartier field oval. The
race was run i'm the fastest time
made on the outdoor track this year,
with Sweeney, the ex-SOuth Bend
high school satellite, leading the
field after the firse lap right to the
tape Van Wonterghen kicked over
all the dope by spinning by Call in
the last straightaway after the vet
eran had succumbed 10 the terrific
pace set by sweeney. Murphy fol-
lowed close upon Calls heels, and
had the distance been a mile in
stead of three-quarters he might
have overtaken Call.
Despite the pessimism of Rockne
yesterday there is good reason 10
believe that Notre Dame will do at
least as we'll as she did at the in
door relay carnival at the Univer-
sity OF Illinois in March, or perhaps
better her position at the tape. Call
and Sweeney will do close 10 4:35
IN their miles. while Van Wonter-
Chen should do not slower than
4:4O. and Murphy will contribute
not worse than 1850. As Rockne
points out it is a question of having
the runners at their best-if they
are. Chicago. Wisconsin and Ames
may experience a surprise.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-17
4 CLOTHING PKTsERvATIvE

There was a time when men and
women only sent their clothes 70
cleaners as last resort because they
wanted IL 20 do emergency services
But today most people who dress
we'll send their clothing frequently
20 a relia bile cleaning esta blishment
20 be cleaned in the modern way
phone 20 Davies Laundry and Clean
.ng Co. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-17
MAYS JUST MISSES
NO HIT PERFORMANCE

BOSTON April 1I.-Mays of Bos-
ton just missed q no-hit performance
to-day holding Philadelphia 10 one
scratch hut I'm handling which
Sheau slipped Boston won. 10.
.r the last of the ninth ON McInnis
double followed by delders choice
PLAY ou Nhitemau hounder which
retired nobody NCInnis then scored
ou SCOTS single
The score.
Philadelphia .oo00oooOo-0 Il
Roston ...G0uOoo0O1-I 8 o
Batteries Perry ana Perkins.
MAYS and Agrew.
Eeery bond safeguard against
German slavery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-17
FACTORY EXPERTS.

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tory experts. We absolutely guar
antee our repair work to last the
life of your tire. Our service car is
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vice. Come and let us show you
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-17
TILE COST OLE SUNSHINE

In the home and office is but a
trifie when you consider that hap
piness and good will may easily be
promoted by the gift Of an occa-
sional box or bouquet of cut flowers.
Try it once "A week and watch the
effect Williams & Co. Florists. 1873
:. Michigan St Home phone 2227,
Bell phone 769-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-17
ARE YOU ONE

OF the many who love rich. delicious
coffee, but never get it2 We can I'll
your long felt want. Good teas and
coffees are our long suit, and we
will give YOU better quality at lower
prices than you will find elsewhere.
This proposition Is az least worth
test. The Coffee Ranch, 1913 North
Michigan St Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-17
TUESDAYS SCORES
National League.

NauOndl League.
Chicago, 2; st. Louis, 4.
Brooklyn, 4; New York, 8.
Boston, 2; Philadelphia, 3.
Pittsburgh, 0; Cincinnati, 2.
American League.
st. Louis, 6; Chicago, /.
Detroit-CleVeland; rain.
New York. 6; Washington, Z.
Philadelphia, 0; Boston, /.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-17
PAT !lURRAY IS
Q MEET BADGERS
SOuthpaW Extraordinary to
Pitch Against Indiana,
Only, on Tour.
BY Chas. ". Call.

Pat" Murray, sOuthpaw hurler
extraordinary. will pitch but one
game on the Wabash Rose Poly
Indiana rip for the Notre Dame
baseball ,eam which viii occupy the
last three days Of this week. Coach
Jesse G. Harper announced as much
after Tuesdays practice. Murray is
glutton for work, and Harper or
dinarily would not hesitate to have
his sOuthpaw open the season
against Wabash on Thursday, and
send him back against indiana at
Bloomington, on Saturday. Such is
the power Of Murray that he prob
bly, would give a creditable account
Of himself if Harper should choose
e so exert him.
The only reason why Harper will
refrain from using Murray i'm but
one game. and that against Indiana,
is because the Notre Dame mentor
viii have TO have his nine back on
Cartier field 10 tackle Wisconsin.
The Badgers can be relied upon 10
put up the hardest kind of resist
ance for the decision, and Harper
ray would be the one 10 send
against the men from the land Of
La Toilette.
LaVcry on Schedule.
Who will be taken to assist MUIR
gay on the trip through the south
ern part Of the state commencing
Thursday is still a deep mystery.
Lavery, on account Of his work III
the Regulars Yannigans battles the
last month, seems TO have some
what Of a call over the remaining
boxmen. He is a slender youth, not
overly strong or experienced, but
he has a wicked curve ball and
good control. and it is more than
likely that Harper will risk start
ing the season with him against the
Little Giants" at Crawfordsville.
Lally. smith. Gilhllan and 'Balfe
are all being considered for the trip
by Harper He hates TO take Gill
dllan away from his track work,
because Coach Rockne's team hasn't
and Smith apparently have some
the strength of Gibraltar. Lally
thing on Balfe. and Harper will un-
doubtedly take one or both OF them.
There is a tough scrap on be-
tween Fitzgerald and Mangin for
the third base position. During in
field practice yesterday afternoon
Harper had the two men alternat-
ing at the position. and one looked
10 be about as good as the other.
Assuming that their fielding is on
A par Mangin's stick work is liable
TO displace the former Corby first
sacker who has held down the hot
corner since practice started in Feb
ruary. Fitzpatrick is a more rangy
man than Mangin and with his
strong arm it is possible that he will
be able to offset the stick work and
scrappiness Of Mangin
No game was held by Harper
yesterday Instead he chose to
devote the entire practice time TO
batting practice, running bases, and
infieId work. He also spent a por-
ton Of the workout perfecting bits
of teamwork here and there, and
his team now looks about ready for
q strenuous season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-17

Alexis Coquillard for County Treas
urer. Republican Primaries, May :.
3313-May s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-17
4 X X X X X X X X X X X 4 X
BOWLING SCORES X

4 i 4 \ \ \ \ X x + Z 4 = ,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11
BUNDLE DAY" IS SET
FOR SEVENTH OF MAY

@Bundle day" an annual spring
feature IN FL Paso, viii be more sue
cessful than usual this year II the
plan OF the committee which met
Thursday morning at the City Ma
tional bank, are all carried out
Mrs H ". Broaddus. chairman OF
the committee, outlined the general
plans for the campaign. The date
decided upon was Tuesday, Nay 7.
Clothing viii be collected mostly
through the help OF the school chill
dren and the churches.
The work as outlined by Mrs.
Broaddus viii be under the direction
Of three committees.
The committee on school consists
OF Mrs. A ". Foster, Mrs J. F. Coles,
Mrs Il. Ptaff and Mrs. J. F. Williams.
The committee on publicity consists
OF Mrs.. Fuller Swift and Mrs. CIai-
borne Adams.
The COMMITTEES on collections con-
sists OF Ms J. L Driscoll, Mrs. ". G.
Roe and Mrs Olga Kohlberg.
Those present at the meeting were
Mrs ". H Broaddus, Mrs. J. I Dris-
coll MS Fuller Swift, Mrs. J. F.
Coles. Mrs. A ". Foster and secretary
J. B. Gwlns OF the Associated Chari-
ties
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11

upon which to write a letter calcu-
I lated to debauch labor by hooking Il
Z up with the corruption fund Of the
| brewery interests who were under
| suspicion then Of trying TO debauch
Y the state and who since that time
have been convicted Of that very
I thing
Does any lawyer OF other citizen
in this room or IN this district ap-
] prove the act OF Mr.. Hudspeth in writ
l ing the letter which I have referred
70 and which may be found in the
published record Of the brew cry in
vesdgation?
Hudspeth'u Eyes blinded.
"One cannot be but forced to the
conclusion that Mr.. Hudspeth has
trained with the liquor interests or
ring or gang so long that ctonstant
vision OF Il at such close range has
made It impossible for him to see the
Light OF human progress because OF
nave done many OF the things which
he has done which are so contrary TO
the expressed wishes Of the people2
How could he have opposed the
taking OF the ballot from the IN
worthy through the operation Of the
How could he have opposed the
placing the ballot in the hands OF the
enlightened womanhood Of the coun-
How could he have opposed the
federal constitutional amendment and
the statewide prohibition bill2 How
could he have opposed the 10-mile
zone bill which was not only asked
for by the secretary OF war. Gov.
Hobby and the people OF the state but
voted for by an overwhelming ma
jority Of his fellow legislators7
Wrong Upon Every Great Question.
Are we not forced to the conclusion
that senator Hudspeth has been
wrong upon every great question upon
which he was called upon to decide
though In minor matters he may have
sometimes been right? That being the
case Is he the man to send to the ma
tional congress where he VIII have
the power 70 do his part in multiplying
much that the people OF Texas have
enacted into law OF have expressed
a desire to see enacted into laWgn
CObRH Reply to Advertisement.
Mr.. CObb's attention was called to
a paid advertisement IN an FL PasO
paper In which was reproduced ex-
tracts from a, story Of the celebration I
BY the Victors in q local election IN /
which It was made TO appear that Mr..
Cobb had been the Official orator
Of the water ticket" and that he
proved & backslider.
1T is true" said Mr. cobb, that IN |
the campaign OF 1912 We tried to make /
the municipal ownership Of FL Paso's |
water supply an issue. We named I
candidates pledged upon that issue /
and we were defeated. You will note /
in the advertisement that an |
with running one or two bars 1
with ny hobnailed shoes as I romped /
upon them as made the speeches Il
which I had been invited TO make. /
Let ne say to you in confidence that /
the damage I did the bars in Fl PasO
that night IS years ego isn't q cir
-umstance to the damage have done
the bars OF that city since my
romping upon them"
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Cobb's ad-
dress the voters OF both sexes who \
lad heard him flocked around him TO
him and among both
men and women steps were taken for
he organization OF Cobb clubs which
viii handle the campaign in that To-
atty till primary day IN July.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11
WAR May Be UP
T0B0Y5OF j. s.
Boys Secretary Says Lives
Of Slain Soldiers Must
Be Taken Up.

when a soldier dies IN France he
leaves his watch to a younger
brother, his pocket knife to his pal,
his memories TO his mother and his
life must be taken up by some other
young man, and that young man is
the high school boy Of today" said
Frank H. CheIey. secretary OF the in
ternational Y. N. C. A. boys work Of
the western division. in an address to
the Is older high school boys who
were guests OF the local 7. N. c. A
at dinner given at the Sheldon hotel
Wednesday evening.
He also urged the boys to tie up to
things worth while and that only as
each fellow gets the point OF view Of
service for humanity is he in any way
attaining to his highest posi- hilities.
Points Out Boys Work.
E n. Robinson secretary OF the
boys work from New York. related
the responsible part held by boys in
the United States in the recent 7. N.
c. A drive, In which $4,000, 900 was
raised. He said the biggest piece
Of work the high school boys could do
cure the balance OF the S210e sub
scribed by the boys Of FL Paso.
Says Boys Put II over.
H. P. Demand, secretary Of the IN
terstate boys work. spoke Of the
splendid manner IN which the local
boys put across q campaign last fall
and that thus far about one-half OF
the amount had been paid He urged
the same lineup OF teams that were
used in the campaign work last fall to
collect the balance within the next
few days.
Friday was set aside by the teams
as the day to make collections. and
all school boys who have pledged and
not paid viii be urged to.
Brief addresses were also made by
William A Young, secretary OF city
boys work; A. L. Holm. physical d.
rector Chester Wright, assistant
director, and Guyler Magru-
der, assistant boys work secretary.
Visit Two Schools.
Following this conference the |
guests went to the Aoy school, where /
the visiting secretaries made ad- !
dresses TO the students OF the night /
school. The remainder Of the even /
ing they spent at the Lydia Patter- |
the gymnasium work done by the stu j
dents Of that place.
Visit Tabernacle and ROtury.
Messrs- Robinson and Cheley met i
with the ministers and superintend- /
snts Of the Sunday schools Thursday |
at the conclusion OF the reg
ular morning service at the Brown |
and afterWard met with /
the Rotary club.
A conference is in session this az
-ernoon at the 2. IL C. A and will /
be concluded with a luncheon and
short program at the 7. ". G A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11
MEALS CHEAPER
IN SAN ANTONIO
Police Chief Pollock Tells
of Interesting Points
Picked Up There.

The discovery that living IN cafes
and restaurants IS cheaper in San An
tonic than in FL Paso. was made BY
chief Of police c. E. Pollock, who re-
turned Wednesday night from a
weeks weeks visit in San Antonio.
That El Paso restauranteurs charge
more for their meals than they do in
San Antonio, and that there is a
stricter Observance OF regulations Of
the food administration IN San An
tonic among the cafes. was another
discovery made by the chief.
when you buy q cup OF coffee IN
San Antonio" said chief Pollock, 'the
waiter gives you an envelope con-
tanning two teaspoonfuIs OF sugar,
anod II you were to order ten more
CUPS OF coffee. you wouldn't get an
other grain OF sugar. With every
order you are served two slices OF
bread. and II you order more they
bring you Just one slice at a time
san Antonio Is one OF the busiest
cities have seen On Saturday and
Sunday evenings, Il is difficult to
walk the streets, the crush Is so great
and on those evening, there is no
pleasure to be found IN a public eat
ing place OF house Of entertainment
During the rest OF the week. things
are normal
Police Department Efficient.
Il found the police department OF
San Antonio 70 be an efficient and
well coordinated organization. The
uniformed force consists OF $50 men,
with a detective force Of q men. and
a purity squad OF 30 men This our-
ity squad, by the way, does nothing
but look after bootlegging to soldiers
~ II IL
OF the detectives. purity squad, and
police are under the direct control OF
the chief Of police.
The citizens OF san Antonio are
behind their police department heart
fly, and every citizen deems Il his
cumstance to the department, and
does so.
Helps For The Cleanup
THE work Of cleaning up San An
tonic is considerably simplified by the
nearness OF several state and private
hnquent girls, and boys Of immature
age are kept Gatesville, for instance /
Is right IN the edge OF town practical /
~, and the Southwestern Insane /
asylum is q splendid institution in the /
suburbs. Many cases are cared for l
by the Catholic Good Shepherds home. i
Hears Van Surdam Sing.
I attended a meeting OF the Rotary i
club OF San Antonio late Thursday. at /
which H E. Van Surdam. who IS well /
known IN FL Paso as a musician and /
athletic director, now a lieutenant IN 4
the aviation corps in San Antonio. /
sang q song, the words and music OF
which were Of his own composition i
The song was entitled When the /
Boys Come Back and was an Instau-
taneous hit
The San Antonio city jail is. 7 I
think. inferior to ours. both In Dofut
OF capacity and equipment The /.
average number OF inmates confined Z
IN the jail. I was told. IS about 100 4
women and about 40 or 40 men"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11
ASKS BAKERS TO STOP MAKING
FANCY PASTRIES AND CAKE

The following bulletin was issued
BY the local food administration IN
der date Of Thursday. To the bakers
Of FL Paso:
Fancy pastries and cake are Iuxu-
ries. and all bakers should confine
their use Of wheat flour to bread
alone People can very well DO with
out pastries and cakes. It VIII work
a hardship perhaps upon some mem
oers OF your Industry, but war does
mat anyway and the public as
whole must alone be considered.
There should be no more cakes and
pastries as long as this wheat crisis
exists"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11
Take Your Medicines

This combination IS having wonder
zeEulEIy This spEiuE-Hood's Sara
FzEiua Before HeaIs-Peptiron After.
ful success everywhere.
Il IS relieving rheumatism. expeIl-
ing hunorE restoring lost appetite,
giving the glow OF health TO the
cheeks making faces bright and
compleIious clear, and literally giving
Worn-out brain-fsgged people new
ambition and the strength Of iron
FOR Il combines that most. useful
q al mstal-iron-ln a course Of
medicine that IS peculiarly effective
Hoods Ezrszparllle Is made from an
unsurpassed formula q blood-purIfy-
llE and sromzch-toui1g remedies, and
Eepnro1 from pepsins iron, nux and
ether blood and stomach tones that
rhyslcizus prescribe.
IN cases where q cathartic Is
needed. Hoods Sarsaparilla and Pept-
iroz are very effectively supplement-
e ~ Hoods Pills. relieving bilious
ness. constipation. and all liver MS
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11
POPULATION OF CONWCTS
IN TEXAS DECREASES q

Austin, Texas. April 1.-THE peni-
Tertiary population OF the state de-
creased ~ during the month Of March
according to the monthly report OF the
prison commission, filed today IN the
executive department On March /
the total number OF convicts was
$685. new ones received during the
month were 10; recaptured, %; re-
turned by sheriffs, three; returned
from parole, one; discharged, IS;
pardoned. 30; escaped. IS; died, four;
delivered to sheriff four; paroled, 10;
on hand, s506.
These convicts are distributed as
follows: On state farms. 1857; on
leased farms. 75s; IN asylums. 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11
TREASURY MAY NDORSE
TAXES BY INSTRUMENTS

Washington, D. C.. April 1.-THE
treasury is considering endorsing
legislation TO authorize instalment
payments OF income and excess profits
taxes due under the present law next
June IS, internal revenue commission
er Roper today told a delegation OF
the national conference Of state man
ufacturers' associations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11
SOLDIERS HEAR TALK BY
JANE adams; SHE LEAVES

A large crowd OF soldiers met in the
old auditorium OF the 5zth infantry
70 hear Miss Jane Adams. noted
woman speaker and writer, at 8
o'clock Wednesday night The intimate
relation which exists between the ag-
ricultural and Industrial interests OF
America and the fighting and non
combatsut peoples Of Europe, was the
theme OF Miss Addams's talk
Immediately after the netting, Mss
Adams left Fl Paso for San Antonio,
where she Is scheduled to speak Fri
day. New Orleans and Birmingham
viii be visited by Miss adams, be-
fore she returns to her home in Chi
cage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11
FORTY VOTES ALL SOLID
FOR COBB IN ONE MEETING

At a social gathering at an Fl Paso
home Wednesday evening, at which
there were present about 20 couples
OF well known people-bankers, law
yers, business men and others, and
their wives straw vote was taken
on the congressional race and every
vote was for Cobb for congress-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11
Dr.. ScO0ilZe, Speaker
At Fl. Bliss Tonight
and Friday at Y. Ms

Dr.. Charles Reign ScOVille, the na-
tionally known evangelist, and Mrs.
Scovtle arrived IN FL Paso Thursday,
They are accompanied by Chester F.
Harris director OF music for all the
Scoville campaigns DR.. Scoville will
speak Thursday and Friday at Fort
Bliss at four different rallies, to be
held under the auspices Of the chap
lalns and the army 7. IL c. A.
HIS first appearance here viii be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11

Please remember that most Of the suits
Offered IN this event are Hart Schaff-
ner & Marx, appropriateness, Stafford
and Fitfom gaments-the highest type
Of American tailoring today.
We have divided these suits INTO two
grand lots, as follows:
-(Second Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11

SLIGHT DAMAGE BY FIRE
Slight damage was done by fire IN
a small house on san Francisco street
near the union depot at SIS o'clock
Thursday morning. All apparatus IN
the central fire station answered the
call, but were back in the house IN
ten minutes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11

We especially want to cal the at
tention of the High School Boys to
this timely sale. Its an opportunity
you should not overlook, as pretty
soon you viii want to change from
your Cadet Uniform INTO a Civilian
Suit. See Window Display.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11

at o'clock this afternoon at the base
hospital Y. II c. A This evening
he will speak at the SD artillery re-
creation hall and at the 34th infan-
try and auditorium at meetings COM
mencing at both places at 1870. FRI
day evening DR.. Scoville Will be the
speaker at the old Fort Bliss Y. II c.
A, number 124, formerly Axton's tab
ernacle, at 1880 o'clock
One OF the big features OF all these
Scoville meetings will be the musical
program furnished by Mrs. Scoville,
and Mr.. Harris.
Although the capacity OF these halls
will no doubt be taxed by the attend
ance OF the men OF the Fort Bliss reg
iments, citizens OF Ell Paso are well
come to attend, It was said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11
CLosEs - oFFICE

CLOSES KATY OFFICE
J. G. Fry, acting commercial agent
Of the II. K & 7. line in FL Paso,
closed his office Wednesday in COM
plance with orders from his Dallas
headquarters, and left Wednesday
evening for Dallas for rCassignment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11

respect the man OF woman who labors
in their dignity as American citi-
IN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11

How eagerly
OF
snug and unusualya
Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11

Cor. Mesa Ave. and San Antonio st.