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The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
RUSSIA lSLOS|Dg
J IT'S ILLUSIONS AS
TOHpNG00D!FAIH
Sentiment b Moscow and Petro-
grad Swings Violently Anti
|. aa German and To Allies
TR0TzKY TAKES STEPS
TO BRING RESISTANCE
BoIsheviki still Dlstrust Japan
Somewhat But Gains Con- p
fidence In Others

LONDON, April ~ - (Associated
Press) I'm Russia even the Bolsheviki
peace at any price advocates are be-
coming disiilusioned by the Germans.
Where they had confidence in the re-
suits that we're to come from the Brest-
Litovsk treaty they now have doubt.
Their faith in the promises Of Ger.
many has been shaken and destroyed.
At the same time their eyes are being
opened to the friendliness of the Allies.
While they still look with some suspi-
cion on Japan because of the landing
Of o small force ut Vladiyostok, con
Rdence in the other Allies 10 being rap
idly restored. r..
jffotzkyis reported from Moscow to
have gone 10 Mourmansk where he will
seek to arrange for q stronger resist
ance against further northward move
ment bv the Germans. 'a
In Moscow and In Petrograd, des-
patches, received yesterday said, the sen
timent Is becoming most violently anti
German. Some suspicion Of the motives
Of Japan were still entertained but the
action of the British and the French
recently IN landiBg marines In North
srn Russia has had the effect Of sway
ing sentiment in, favor Of the other
Allies. The feeling toward the United
states Is specially friendly because no
Americans were landed at VladivOstok
and no action has been taken by the
Uuited States, that can be interpreted
% be in my way hostile.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
THIRD WEEK Of Drive
" WILL. CLOSE TONIGHT

WASHINGTON, April s7-(Associ-
lted Press)AAs yesterday was hoh-
lay no Liberty Loan totals were given
,ut last night. Less than Fifty million
dollars stood between subscriptions and
he two billion dollar mark on Thurs
lay night and 1t is confidently expect
ID that the mark has been left we'll
,ehind and figures will be well in ex-
ess Of It when given out tonight.
Yesterday the holiday and apPropri'
lte Observanees asked by the Presi-
lent were observed here and reports
.eceived indicate the observance was
General throughout the country with
patriotic rallies which must have great
stimulated interest in the loan.
Today will mark the close of the
bird. week Of the drive.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
PLACES
BIG Order FOR CARS
~ .s4tG >, T.. nj.

WASHINGTON, April 27--(Associ-
ated Press --Orders for railroad equip
ment we're placed by McAdoo yester-
lay on an extensive scale, md still
other orders of rolling stock are ex-
peeted to be placed within the next
few days. ...,.... ,
Thirty thousand coal and box cars
were, ordered for the government con-
troIed roads yesterday. They are to
cost about $1,000, 900 and win be sup
Piled by the American Car and Four
Try Company which viii be allowed
profit Of FIVE percent on the flling
II the order.
II is probable that IN order for n
thousand new Locomotives win soon be
placed. III.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
Teuton Demands For More Grain
Causing Repolt of UkrGnians

WASHINGTON, April 27-(Assoeiat.
ed PFess)--In the Ukraine the spirit
of revolt, famed by the severity Of
the acquisitions for grain being made
by the TeutoRs, is blazing up feresly.
In some districts the peasants, enraged
beyond further endurance ut the drafts
made upon their needed Food supplies
have risen and armed themselves and
have made prisoners OF the Teuton sol
disEa whom they are holding. Many
serious clashes have occurred and bloo.l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
N|ORTHCLIFFE Resigns
BUT RECON'S';I|DERS

LONDON, April 81 - ASSOCIATED
Press)-Lord Northcliffe, head of the
British Mission to the Unite States
who maintains his headquarters hero
has expressed his desire to resign be
cause Of i'll health. After he had
rendered his resignation he was per
suaded to withdraw IL.
Sir william Weir has been named
as minister Of the air forces, to sue
coed Lord Rothmere, who is broth.
Of. Lord Nor4heliffe land who resigned
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
GERMANY ADMITS IT'S
Loss TWO MILLIONS
@E 8S8 tea3s rs "a {

AMSTERDAM, April 81, -(Associ.
ated Press)-Figutes which were de-
Jared 10 give the losses Of Germany
Turing the war but which are received
here with ipcredulity as underestimate
ed were given in the reichstag yes.
erday by General Schultze. Despatch
es from the Franfurter Zeitung tell
Of his speech and the admissions of
losses which he gave. IL. -,
German losses, since the beginning of
The war, Sehultze said, have been ap.
proximately two million, men. or
hose 75O,000 have been able to re-
turn to service at the front. Six hun.
lred and twenty-nine thousand, n he
aid, have been retired and in this
lumber was included $4,000 eripples,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
FIGHTING ABILITY OF
- III AMERICANS APPROVED

WASHINGTON, April 26-(OHieiaD
-Eduord de Billy, deputy French high
commissioner, returning from France,
says that French officers after 0bserV-
ing AMERICANS in the trenches express
ed the highest opinion Of their fighting
qualities.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
IRELAND An EXPECTS;
CONSUMPTION soon

LONDON, April 81 - ASSOCIATED
'ress) Bitterly resenting the passage
# the Man Power Law before any
lone Rule legislation was passed or
wen introduced, Ireland is expecting
IN early enforcement Of the eOnscr p
ion provisions which tho new law con
aims. ,...
Dublin dispatches received last night
aid it was reported there that an or.
Ter in council for the enforcement OF
CONSUMPTION was expected TO be signel
leNt week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT

take LAXATIVE BROMo QUININR
(Iablets). Druggists refund money II
fails to cure. The isiEnature, Of
;. w. GROVE Is on each box. Man
f.. tured by the PARIS MEDICINE
20 st. Lenis. u. S. A. d. .,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
NOGA IS :.
.. - DECLINED By. CLARK

JEFFERSON CITY, Missouri, April
27--(Associated Press) -Champ ClSrk
prefers to retain the speakership O..
he house of representatives rather thar
accept the senatOrship of Missouri 70
he unexpircI term. Il After, consider NJ
he tender of the appointment made
to him by Governor Gardner, Clark sent
a message yesterday 10 which he
thanked the executive for the honor
done him but expressed his preference
for his present Office.
Following the message from Speaker
Clark the Governor offered the senator.
ship to Walter Graves, judge of the
Missouri supreme cOurt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
REVENUES AND COSTS
ARE {. I|lOLD By M n

WASHINGTON. April 2G-(Associa
ted Pressl - Secretary MeAdoo ar
nounees that income and excess pro
Its taxes will bring the government
Ibout $3.OoQ,OQO;00O or $500, 900 nr
more than the official forecast. Tho
increase lis largely due to the people,
patriotic readiness to disclose taxabl'
incomes. McAdoo Gays the govern,
ment 8 warNexpenseS have increased Il
al 200. 000, 900 mdHthly of which $500,
DOC. 900 are loaned to the Allies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
ARTILLERY
Fire UPON ITALY

fiRoME, April 27-(Assotiated Press)
Heavy artillery engagements were re.
ported yesterday from both the Asia
90 plains and the Brenta valley. There
was an absence of the infantry fight
ing, snch as was reported on Thurs
day but the artillery FIRE was greatly
intensified and Indicated a renewal OF
the heavy fighting and on even larg
Ver SCALE. r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
A PARENTS DUTY.

Your boy is always getting 'crut' h.
" cut or bruised.S Because tlIrr"
wounds have N"oled all right is no sign
they always will Get bottle OF Cham-
,erlain's Pain Palm uaa Ne wat eVsty
injury il cnrej for iniu'. na'h'c. You
an act no'lhne better, and blood POis' II
, TOO DANGEROUS n di c"'e 20 r'"' 20
ale by all dealers. Benson, Smith b
Co... agents for Hawaii. IdiG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30

has been shed freely.
From Rumania similar OF worse con
hitions are reported. for there the
stocks Of grain are reported to be ex-
hausted, the condition which the
Uktainian peasantry is seeking to
avoid.
Petrograd is faring dire distress. 1t
has only one days supply % ford
wirc'osN m""sorcn rore'vc1 in Ionic"
last might a"ecrteI. Hin0vi"ieif, the
prcsi lent Of the Petrograd Soviet has
sent n"t fr"ntic appeals to the prov
inees for grain. ~ o.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
CASUALTIES REPORTED
WASHINGTON, April 26-(A

WASHINGTDN, April 2o-t Assoclat
ed ,Press) reported by the
war department today numbered seven
ty.fve. Nine were killed In action, Ave
died of wounds and three died of dis
ease Thirty-three were seriously wound,
ed and twenty-five slightly injured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
SUBMARINES SHELL
L = u COAST OF TRIP0LI

WASHINGTON, April P7-(AssOci-
tied Press) German u boats are again
operating of the coast Of Africa. Re
iorts received yesterday told Of shell
ng Of the Tripoh coast by TeutOu sub
marines. Reports of damage gave few
Ietails.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
ALLIES ATTACKING TO RESTORE LINE
Z 81 DRIVEN BACK NEARLY NIL E---SS AlASFIING
a3Ft35 ALSO All HIjNS ALONG AMEN FRONT
NEW YORK, April 27.-~{ Associated Press

M NEW YORK April back u nearly amle most vital section
their line the Allies this the day what will
bee toa ernorern
Yesterday Mount KENNEL IF the commanding the line defending Yp carried
Many
and amo
eedhe menau o
This dgb the French turned and fighting Their back the
yesterday The the
latest received the pS although heavy loss and the face Of
ODDS @#fl%R - %21aa#%eafs%, "' >4
MUST REGAIN THIS VITAL POSITION
Of
with Dun
The everything that
mdd for stake the by the
Allies The Germans share The knowledge Of the that hang the battle f e next few
#f'sss2t &Tt"%%"tT%
Field Marsha Hg hs that re losses territory serious but
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30
MUST REGAIN THIS VITAL POSITION

not YET decisive This report was made before the AL
he'd offensive was launched this morning, double
counter north and south, that in the initial stages has
been successful. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-30

Yesterday morning, following tremendous as
sault with many thousands Of picked troops the Ger
mans gained footing on the KENNEL slopes Bring
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13

Homewood. Ill., having sold the-
property in this village
The village schools were closed
Thursday and Friday and the teach
ers attended the Berrleu county iu-
stitute in Nles.
Word has been received Of the
serious illness or Ceylon Webber.
who is in service AT Fort Monroe.
Va
Mrs. Rose z. WicoT Of FairlarI
visited friends here Thursday.
Mandel Wells remains seriousIv
i'll at his home on Blur ST.
Miss Linnie Kiger returned
Thursday TO her home I'm ovid.
Mich. after summer visit al the
home of her sister. Mrs r. e.
Parker.
Mesdames j. T. Gillespie. a 81.
Hendleman. w H. Dickens and j.
ID. Boone attended the annual meet
ing of the Red Cross society in st
Joseph. Thursday.
NJ r. Castner visited his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. r. Cas'ner. in Mar
cellus. Wednesday
Plans for the big Red Cross HAL
lowe'en ceIe bration are prorre~sirg
rapidly and new attractions teiur
added each day. All proceeds VIII
be turned over 10 the Red Cross
The celebration VIII cover TWO DAYS
A chicken supper az so cents plat.
will be served "Wednesday ereriu-.
which will he f011ov-r7 .v the home
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13
BEWARE OF GERMANY
AND BUY LIBERTY BONDS
IS AMBASSADORS PLEA
Infern1rl7nai Ncvs -errI..

Intern 1rirua1 Nrv- Service.
CHICAGO. oct -"Haua~e of
Germauy-buy Liberty bonds" This
IS the eist of the warning brought 90
Chicago today hv che Hon Ira NeI-
son Morris American auhaesa dor f1
Sweden.
Don't be deceived hr the report
of hunger in Germany" he said.
"these have been greatly evaEser-
sted Don't be too confident or
early peace-huv Liberty bonds
Added 20 this was The word ~
william Howard TAFT former presl-
dent. who. while passing through
Chicago from Minneapolis 10 Wash
irgton. took time 70 say. Forget
everything except that It's q long
long road to Berlin. much longer
than .t is % T.rperarv Don't oe .oo
sure Of victory don't think u
peace"
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13
HOUSES TO RENT.

FOR ENT-Good home River Park.
Seven rooms. furnace. gas and bath.
Half block. car line; SIS Bell 5225.
S612-tf
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13
BEKRlEN SPRINGS. MICH


oct Il.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Toght Of CO.
lumbia City. Ind. and their cousin.
Miss Myra Fuller Of Defiance. o.
were guests OF 81 r. Castner, Wed
nesday.
Joseph Long has moved into the
office building formerly occupied
by DR. J ". Kistner
Mai Murdoch Circle held their
regular meeting in the @ A r. hall
Thursday afternoon.
A numb Der Il the mem hers OF XII
patrick post and Maj. Murdoch cir
Gle and neighbors gathered al the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rollow
Wednesday evening for social
hour. SIR. and Mrs RoIl0w will
soon return TO their former home IN
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13

WANTED Women. why wait 70 be
drafted" into unc0ngenial employ
meut when a short secretarial course at
the south Bend Business College VIII
uuaIify yuu Tor high h-eIass romunertiYe
government employ ymeutt Secure tn-
formation br letter. personal cal
Corner Michigan and Monroe stsh or
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South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13
FOR SALE


615 e. Indiana av.. I rooms and bath.
Price $500. Terms, $500 cash and bal
Once contract
1121 Lincoln way f.. for quick sale /
will take S4,2J0 cash or contract.
21O9 kemble av., I rooms and bath
room; size Of lot 4Ox140 IT.; street
paved. Price s., 100.
2102 Kemble av., 6 rooms and large
barn and corner lot 45x140 it.; street
paved Price $1,000.
2209 hemble av.. I rooms and large
barn aud street paved; size of the lot
S0x14O II. Price $500.
202 f. Dubail. 5 rooms and bath. cor
ner lot; street paved; garage; house
newly painted. Price 5000.
7O7 S. Michigan St, l have one Of the
best bargains ever offered; 66 II. front
by 165 It. in length; alley IN the rear;
on the west side Of the street. just Op-
posite Whiteman Bros. building, and
only y block from Studebaker's admin
istration bldg. and y block from Van
dalia station; only two blocks from New
York Central station; right near the
business center. The price is only 81
500. / will take 81 500 cash and balance
land contract. There is one house on
this lot renting for S15 per month
II Interested in any Of these proper
ties call Home phone lJj6 S391-
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13
FOR EXCHANGE.

I HAVE a nice two-story building. good
location. I will trade FOR a farm near
south Bend or AIshawaka. Brings iU
S46 mo rent Deal with owner and an
sWer Box CD. shines. S3SJ- II
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13

FOR SALE-Four New strictly modern
homes with laundry, Garland furnace
and walls decorated; near Lincoln
school and Miami and South Side car
lines At office Leer and Dayton ST.
Sunday afternoons or telephone for ap-
poIntment. Del Leer. owner. Bell $3.50
Home 1928 1880 Il
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13
sALEsMEN WANTED.

SALESMEN WANTED New sideline.
sells quickly 10 bmks. Pocket sam
pies Liberal commissions paid week
ly curtis Co. 1O1S University Ave. 81.
Paul Mimi SJtN-l3
WANTED Statesmen and saleSwOmen
for leather check cases. De Luxe and
twelve sheet calendars. advertising nov
cities Liberal commission exclusive
territory. Bankers supply 20, Iowa
CITY. Ia. SJJ1-13
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13

LOST Betweeu Wymau's and Howard
park bIfrk hand purse eoutaiuiuE SD
In Lills. - Tastafhce order, govern
ment allotment check. and some change
Finder please notify 3-5 $. ST. Louis
Reward ~t43-li
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13

Brokers Dea4iREs NItL ARy OF these
are guAraL LSs1 Dy Llsc Association
SOANk Oh
FURNITURE AM Likb SIU> 81
No difference W a Z kk you lave
had loan. or Rbst yO1 HEEt the
MONEY TX,
CALL AND SEE -
Our businesN - conducted ii tie
theory tAAt right treatment AeepH
Tie business CROWNS.
4OA1No r kOM ~ 10 SSJp
Gan &c paid DAcA ~ AVu,lIy la
sediments, 1. OIR ~ - LAOuLhs.
Plus SN percent IEtsEest - 49,
palG DaLAnce4
RkAEMBEh
There " 80 LAAhGE for Ous
service hot even IAtereRI " aa-
vance. IseT ~ tOuLu AlkD uH "
IkLArnONL Oh LFiA-LE-
home Phone 600. Ben rlone 'i-
SECURITY LOAN CO.
hOom Il, 4. y. ". 4. GlCg
OppOslte NeW Studepa4Cr bllE.
COR. " asbiRajOu ga1 2lAla
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13

WANTED -EXpcrIenccd retail ciea
cleFk draft exempt wants place f"r
evenings aaI SUNDAYS chicago Loop
-Hl-2- g
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13
, 17,641 TODAY'S PRESS RUN 19, 400
WANTED NIscELLANEors-

WANTED-To buy popcorn that will
pop. best price paid LaSale TheateI
10 :. Michigan st. South Bend. Ind.
7117-tf
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13
CALL AND SEE -

ORDER YOUR COAL
AND OTHER SUPPLIES NON.
Don't wait until the last minute
We are Prepared u loan yyu the
necessary cash and gave you from
three TO twenty mUuths 70 repay
Us, IA SHIalI pay lneHts. NO IeV.
strictly legal Interest. Ca4I auu lUt
10 explain Cur modern plan.
PkOtIDENI LOAN -,
3U1 y. Michigan street
(OVeT W GlOLhlerE.D
Home Phone Bel Phone
0J15. LS59.
We SELL THRIFT STAMPS.
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13
STOCKS AND BONDS.

WE BUY LIBERTY BONDS for $50 to
SIS, 900 cash. Also Canadian municipe!
and French bonds. cash by return mau.
Henderson & Co., lis y. Lasalle St.
Chicago. 72e4-Jan1
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13

= e."N""N"NasNs - - q - y Z
IS THE PRESTIGE
~ Gained By many years Of satisfac- !
~ tory dealings with thousands Of
- people enables US u grant you bet I
- ter rates and terms on loans than J
~ you can probably get elsewhere.
~ On each loan We make the terms
~ are made TO suit the BORROW Ek'S ) ;
- hnAPcial circumstances. This makes !
- the loan easy 10 pay On and
- sureI satisfaction Ill around.
- Loan on FURNITURE. PIANOS. !
e$ LIVE STOCK. FARM IMPLE- :
- MEMS, AUTOS, etc.
y Put in your coal NOW. We u fur ;
~ nish the money and No one required ;
- 10 sign viii you. Bell lI46, Home ;
- 611S.
- STATE LOAN COMPANY.
IS Capital, so, O,UO0.OO.
IS Ruite 3, Merchants Bank Bldg. 23l !
= ). Michigan St, South Bend. Ind. )
= Dealings with any OF above :
SS companies are guaranteed by the s
- Indiana Association. )
SSsssSsSSssssSSSt
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13

Of nne office posi-
tious are vacant and more will be.
Women, and boys not Of draft age
should qualify at once 10 grasp Oppur-
tuuity 4 short intensive course at the
South Bend business College VIII make
you thoroughly efficient. Enter any
Monday. day or evening sessions
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South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13
FARM LANDS.

FOR SALE-rr4v ar1e,- 1oS N Portage
park. AFT frontage. Call home phone
5344. Bell 177D.
6O-ACRE FARM. Pa nries from south
Bend Lays nearly level, part perma
nent pasture; large orchard; 9 room
house; barn 40xJ0 with large COW baIu
Price is right. VIII take exchange
Home phone 5111. A. G. Wright Mgr,
Bell phone 432. W. A. Morris. Central
Realty Co. SO5 Citizens Bank Bldg.
7S01-t
200 acres Of gooo neavy land lays
little rolling. 5 acres orchard. about -
acres ~ clover. II acres of timber.
Spring fed pond right az thc barnyard
for stock. lays on main road. close 20
market and So. Bend. Good house OF il
rooms. large barns and gralna-.cs.
Worth 500 Price SO II. y. Oil A. q.
Volgt Mgr B. p. 432 ". A. Norris,
Central Realty Co. 305 Citizens's Bank
Bldg 7134-u
FOX SALE-we are the owners Of three
farms which We wish % SELL rang
ing from 10 acres @ $50. VIII take go0i
city property Ia exchange 10 amount u
a half purchase price. J. W Balyeat
Goshen, Ind. sAj2-lo
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
LOANS AND PLAIN NOTES.
isSSEtS1E5s3&s,.11157E54Is1SEs

LOAN COMPANIES
Listed uAder tblR heading are menI-
Dera OF Ind ana AsaoCiaLiO CT Loan
brOkers Dea4iRgs " IL ARy Of these
are gUEraLJSsI Uy Llso Association
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13

" WANTED-LadIes. cnIidren's and gen
tlemen'E second hand clothing and
shoes Page. l23 w. Collar. 3131-tf
LIBERTY BONDS should be bought
and held by the public. IL helps win
the war. We buy Liberty Bonds for
cash. based on New York Stock Ex-
change prices from persons who are
forced 10 sell. Room 423 J. NJ =
Bldg open Mondays, Tuesdays. We'd
uesdays and Thursdays 10 TO IL a. III,
1 TO , p m. aud evenings Z to S.
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South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WASTED-A thousand sewing machine
heads 70 rebuild. Bring yours in or
call us and We will get it T. Ne can't
maize a good machine out of II We VIII
tell you so. Twenty years experience
makes our guarantee good. HayerstOCk,
21S $. Main ST Home 2472. Bell 4ss.
s375- y
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13
OFFICE IIELP

The Kelly business school office will
be open every AFTERNOON and evening
during the period that the school is
closed. Bell phone 942, Home 24S4. Res
phone Bell Psi. SJ6I II
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13
wANTED-To RENT.

four or five strictly modern light
housekeeping rooms. Might consider
furnished house for the winter Close
in. References Address Oliver. 4O6
Courtland 81, Dcwa giac, Mich. S61S-13
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13

WANTED-Women prepare at once for
government positions. Our special
civil service seCretarial course vii!
quickly qualify you TO pass the exam
ination. Resident home study or even
ing school CatalOg free. The South
Bend Business College. Sj4S-tf
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-13

OUR COURSES ARE THORO-In-
structOrs Experienced and Expert
Equipment Up-To- -Date-SchoOl Rooms
Just Recently Remodeled-Best Business
School Location in Ctty-Facilities For
PlaCng You In the Best Position
Proved By the Hundreds Placed.
CALL AND MAKE ARRANGEMENTS
FOR ENTERING AT ONCE.
WE TEACH :-StenOgruphy Typewrit-
ing, DiCtaphoue. Civil Service. BOOkkeep-
ing Otlice Training. Efficiency. We
Prepare You For Business Life.
Special Dictdtion In Night School For
Stenographers Desiring To Prepare For
Civil Service Govt. Positions, or For
Better Business Positions. Special Dis
tator. Low Rates.
THE THOMAS SCHOOL, American
Trust Bldg. Mich. q Wash. Bell 29O6.
Home 221O Sf22- Ii
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-07-03
BIG PICTURE FRIDAY.
Theda Bara In "Fhc Rose Of Blood

Thcda Bara in "Fhc Rose of BIo0d".
Lovers of motion pictures which in
terest and cnthrall will welcome the
glad news that Theda Bara is about
to appear at the Opera House in her
newest William Fox production. The
Rose of Blood"
Miss Bara portrays Russian hero
inc. But Lisa Tapcnka is different
from every other leading lady Of S.av-
onic origin. She is Russian who
fights. made Of the same stuff which
has formed the brave Legion of Death.
Lisa allies herself with a band Of
rcVolutioniSts who are seeking the
freedom OF the Empire. She is sue
ccssiul in assassinating several per-
sons whose acts of oppression have
made the lot of the people more mis-
cradle. She signifies the completion
or hcr deds by dropping q blood
colord rose on the body of each vic
tim.
Finally her band demand the death
Of her own husband. IIc is the Primo
Minister and his hand bears mere
heavily than that Of am other. she
had married him in his younger DAYS.
before he rose TO so prominent a place.
Fighting between her love fer him
and her desire to free the downtrod,it.n
people. Lisa finally succumb& to ,Hc
right. She blows up building which
houses the Premier and all OF his
cabinet
The picture will play at the Oncra
House for one day, Friday July 9TH.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-07-03
Entortains for House Guests.

Misses Lucy Vance and Claudia
Darlington entertained few friends
yesterday morning at a knitting party
in honor of their house guests, Misses
Margaret Warren, Of Allcndale, and
\. c. After spending some time in
knitting for the soldiers. q dainty
salad course was served and Tic rest
Of the morning was given over to
music.