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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-11

direction orders Of the Judge or city
and Omcer Lane was ooeyne the orders OF Judge
when ne refused TO obey the orders Of the CHIEF
True ne ordinance says. that whenever the ser
slces said officer shall be required by the duties
Of said court the city Judge shall potify the chief
of police and said officer snail thereafter be
subject To- the orders OF the chief olt the Judge
never so notified the chief the officers services
required The chief and only the chief bur ne
mayor have been repeatedly informed 5y the
Judge He is OF the important factors
100 municipal police yeience saving the city huge
sums ana being OF great reformstiye service 10 the
unfortunate victims that are submitted his
Because printed story time prsisng
his work the sreen-eyed monster that subordinates
the chief proceeds excuses for getting rid of
hIm.-iust a little haIIucination.
A man would have to be blind a. the chief him
self be able detect what going about
the city hail. yes detect fortnight on. The gang
about that building is simply too laundering TO cover
up tracks The police department wants get rid
of Lane foI much the same reason that has
virtually abolished the Berton system there
so much OF merit them. and little OF merit in
everything else about the place that they stand
like bulls eve" wil have say about
officer Lanes work later.
And an additional fact remains. Kline was made
police OF breastworks for Asst. Chief
CASSIDY the real chief hide behind. lie accepted
the JOB on those conditions but it is getting his
vanity. Well may and so he is taking out his
grudges every body else. When il isn't Officer Lam
ne tries sergt Barnhart and next sergt Roberts
opposing. instance the latter eicient
and produces evidence with which court
convict. Of the the police department
is in such constant turmoil that Dut little
effciencs chief Kline should quit back
the Gary steel mills
His attempted self-defeuse published in the ad-
mlnistraton organ admits of but answer and that
is that despite Ooldness isn't Apparently
the paper that prints with pinch of salt
IL quotes the chief and that is allbut we mighty
glad that ne is working hard help win the
If the kaiser only knew how hard ne working that
Berton system and perus.ng The Detective" etc he
would surely Internationally surrender" right
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-11
EXERYBODY SING

The nations leaders have forth call 20
The country responding joyously We find community
sings" every hand. theaters, motion picture
houses in department stores al public gatherings Of
every The people singing The they do
the better they like IT, the official program Of
music To keep up the spirits of the people is bene
carried out enthusiastically because the people them
selves have felt the thrill it,
Philadelphia has gone In TOR the Liberty sing
which is simply the community applied TO every
possible Workers aircraft factory in
the Philadelphia navy yard have their own chorus
Employees mills factories get together at the
moor hour sing 40 club meeting is complete
luncheon clubs Included sons Groups big
little the parks and public Thestr.
cal performance are frequently interrupted by the
appearance on the stage of a song leader who con
ducts a
The songs that being sung so heartily in Phla-
delphs and every other community the country
are popular soldier in the canton
uent the sailor shipooard and the folks AT home
would normally choose for themselves 3iuch of il is
very FAR from classical bur all while for
it voices natural human emotions
No one can the benefits to oe derived from an
this musical expression The inspriung effect can be
by ans on the faces singers The
that viii inevitably follow the awaken
ing national life OF this spirit OF sons. Will
form vaIuaol Gift to coming generations
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-11
Other Editors Than Ours
THE GROWN PRINCE.
tT,,If.n.u,oIt Na,,-S

The statement given To the public by the prince
of Germany important only il may he taken TO
change attitude toward the 1t is i'm
possible read II without seeing in Il weaken
under the pressure being applied by the arm
under Gen. Foch Germany. are told did not
want war. and would glad to under
standing with foes There is purpose annihi-
late any Of Germany enemies the contrary, all that
is TO live peace with them does not
need have long memory recall the militant
they hing Paris-the crown
writer's have years saying that France must
ond rate power if Germany TO be safe
The best comment the statement OF the crown
prince though not intended is that of Stephen
Lausanne i'm the Paris Matin He says:
"Germanism is the kaiser issuing in ga four dec
larations Of war three days and exclaming 1918
God knows what have not done prevent such a
war. Germanism is all the hypocrisy all the wicked
ness. all the frightfUness that i'm the world
Germanlsn all the horrors all the atrocities all The
crimes that have witnessed in this war
For an these the prince is himself largely
sponsiue Therefore his soft and his fattering
seIt-analySis viii deceive The world knows
what he is. taken his He sees
that victory for Germany is quite impossible, and
naturally placate world opinion. His EFFORT
late His talk Is that OF beaten
men. AS member OF the house Of Hohenzollern that
responsible all the misery of the last four years
viii have 10 take his punishment. The made
Germany. Peace viii be made IN Germany. too but
jas the kaiser and his gang
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-11
SEPTEMBER ~. 1918.


The man power Of the United States has already met
considerable demands. viii be- subjected much
heavier when tine registration law becomes
effective. million viii from
their ordinary productive occupations Millions more
viii be engaged ia employment outside their normal
activity.
Our woman power. as Bernard 81 Baruch chairman
war Industries board points out IS as yet prac
ideally pped our have rendering noble
service their 1oluntsrs war actritIes-Bed cross
work and AN the rest They have been offering into
places almost countless occupations. as the
men joined the army and navy. But the movement
has been couparau, ely slow. There has been no
economic mobilization OF women comparable TO The
military mobilization of the
"The women Of the United states are wiuius and
capable OF everything tuey called upon do
says Mr. Baruch. "and tine time fast approaching
when they must modified more effectively than
at present"
We shall this matter. merely repeat the expert
ence OF European allies We shall need to
put quite such heavy burdens on women the
women Of France ana England bearing. because
raan-power viii be drained SO completely az
theirs. shall have to cali upon them for
more effort than we expected and they VIII re-
spond promptly and Loyalty
Every intelligent citizen would think knows
this without being told. And Yet such iucom-
prehensbe that i'm Cleveland where the street
union has been making bitter fight against
the employment Of women conductors Union labor
everyvhere better get anti-feminine virus
out OF its system.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-11
THE LUCIDITN OF LUDENDORF'F.
louisville COurieF-JOurnal)

Gen. Ludendorh is gracious enough 10 vouchsafe an
"a omission that there Amer leans IN
France who are there other parties than cook
md other business than rubbernecking.
lie even goes far 20 admit that they are rem
inconsiderabIe assistance the allies both
u men ami material" tAnd he might have oethought
nu add that they also rendering nConslder-
able assistance 70 the Germans i'm getting back homep
Blt the general must not be misunderstood lie must
no rasrepresented intulating that the AUeri-
cans France can have any determInatve erect on
the issue 90 arms between the allies and the Huns
To make himself perfectly plain he adds thar the
French have always lived upon scopes. First. it was
hopes or Russia II Is hopes OF America And
pausins long enough no practice OF the new Ger
man kangaroo Jump marching catch his breath
and his words the full force of proper enuncia-
ton and emphasis he shouts.
we settled with The Russian steam roller. Ne shall
settle with the Americans"
You shall eeueral you ~aaN The truth FOR once
Nou-I settle with tn, Americans dead ,er.a.E'
YosH settle a.h lhen ao- before when the, eaeh
Berlin
And when sou ESQ SETH, with Americans your
settlement with the Russians. .0cuding sour latest
utte "oe.en".' Ho due eu from taem won't De worth
so cents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-11
ONCE-OVERS
BEING HAPPY WITH WHAT NOU
HAVE

A youne si-l asked an aged vom-
an OF bright and happy disposition
the secret OF her happiness
My child. " she said. many years
ago learned "a he satisfied with
what God chose to allot me When
] offered up my prayers AZ night Z
always included the words no mat
ter what misfortune had bef3Ien
me during The day God. ] ann salts
fed"
What a lot those four words con
tain
Now would 10 NOT Zoe good thu4
for YOU If YOU would school Yourself
10 De satisfied with what YOU possess
in the world
This does not mean that you
should not entertain the ambition TO
be- better and bigger and more sue
cessful than YOU are blt if YOU exert
Your best efforts and you fan 90
reach the goal sou have set would
IT, not ne better for YOU 10 feel salts
fed with the course Providence has
ests blished for you than TO blame
your lack Of success 90 in fatee
You worry too much over the
things which Won cannot change
And what do YOU get out OF rhls2
Worry Is the most powerful hraL
which may be applied go achieve
ment
You cannot he a success until YOU
quit worrying and enable your mind
10 think in a clear and practical
way
Copyright 1880
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-11

However. it is not correct 20 say
that a bullet will not penetrate sand.
OF course il viii penetrate, but the
depth of penetration Is less than
might he expected. and the sand
closes ia 50 that il seem 10 .'strangle''
the bullet. This ability TO swallow
up projecJiles with comparatively
little harm makes sand the most eff
fectire of all materials for massive
formations
Many experiments have proved
THAT neither ordinary earth nor the
most compact clay is equal 20 sand
in this respect I'm fact. as a gen
eral rule the looser the material
the greater the resistance 10 high
velocity proiectiles. Among ma
terial Of this kind sand stands at
the head ana clap ~ the foot or
the list
a somewhat surprising result o.
The increase of velocity given 20
The projecules of modern guns was
the observation that the thickness
of earth parapets could De much
reduced when they We're intended
90 resist high-Nelocity projectiles
A seemingly slight bank OF sand
easily defects upward a projectile
fired from modern high-Velocity
gun
When struck squareiy instead OF
at an agile. the sand may be peue-
tated by the highest powered rifle
bullets and shrapnel To- depth OF
about three feet while the average
high powered cannon projectile
may penetrate 20 fee or more.
These at Least are the figures that
7 find quoted by various authorities
or eunnery and fortifCations
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-11

Mister & Missus Noser was oaver
10 cur house last mite. Missus Moker
seq she deerIy Iuved cards. 80 Pa *
Ma played poker with Mister &
Missus Moker. hero them calling
II sum other nsim like Penny Aunt
This heer Penny Aunt is a nerve
racking gain, sed Pc, one minnit
YOU are thousands ahed, the next
minnit Easing hnanshul ruin. sed Pa
Doant be foolish, sed Ma Play
the gain
suppose the reesun you folks
likes poker. sed Pa. is beekaus yure
naim rimes with poker Poker
Moker sed Pa What chanst viii D
nave IN gain with YOU
Ny husband x . deerly uy "a
small gain. sed MissUs Moker but
we 90 not cair 10 win. at leest I do
not. / think it is lible 10 talk the
line edge off friendship wen YOU
win Five from friend. she sed
newer thot Of that, sed Ma j
guess I newer won enu6 hves to
motifs one way or the other
was i'm a gain onst out in Ari-
zouy. sed Pa. ware ] won one thou
sand dollars i'm half hour Then
! Quit, sed Pa x have newer
played IN a big gain since
That Was splendid, sed Nlssus
MoSer. That shows what level
ned YOU have My husband wud
have been rich man by now If he
had knowed wen 10 quit. sed NIissus
Moker. But he FILTERED il all away
aEsenn: eesy cum. eesy go
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-11
THE MELTING POT
~Core Take Pot Luck With Us"
LITTLE Boobies PA.
by William L. Kirk.

frirted q heep OF il away on
hats 4 such for a certing lady set
ting rite neer me. sed Mister Moker
Hov many cards do YOU want he
sed
After they had PLAYED about
hour Ma sed. Well. we Will call
mite & have sum supper. Isen-
IL nice that we Quit just wen / was
ahed sed Ma
dident think OF stopping So
soon OF I wud have played moar
carefully sed Missus Moker Our
crowd usually plays later, she sed-
80 the losers can git ahead.
am sorry, sed Ma. but 1 have
seveer hed-ake < 7 can scarcely see
the cards & the ones I do see are
vary small the last few hands. sed
Ma. so We will have a nice little
supper
Missus Moller looked az her hus-
band kind Of funny, but she sed
Vary well. we will be glad 20 eet
sumthing. on the winner. I sup
peas YOU always win, she sed 70 Ma.
Pa began 70 laff nv wife al
ways wins onst a yeer or so, sed
Pa. witch ] call a acksident eeVeH
then As a poker player sed Pa,
ny wife is a good supper-gitter.
After the cumpany was gone Pa
sed Well wife, 7 doant think vure
LADY friend was reddy 20 quit as
soon as YOU. She seemed 70 be still
full Of fife. sed Pa
she is a graspins woman, 7 heer.
sed Ma, & am glad she diden-
win.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-11
BACK TO SIMPLICITY

Perhaps Americans getting be too dependen-
the gas engine. Anyhow, the gasless sunday has
already certain salutary effects besides the ac
emulation Of a gasoline surplus
land. the humble bicycle is coming
again. Boys and ride ii unashamed they did
in the day Of glory and find it all the more
satisfaction comfort when the streets and roads
are free from houking. dust-raisng motor cars.
on the water. many discarded sailboat is being
fitted use even at this late season, and
boats and canoes being pressed into commission.
In water sports. in land sports. men, women and
youngsters are turning back dependence on their
muscles for holiday locomotion. and finding in
the unwonted exercise health than they ever
gained from their beloved gas engines
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-11

The power Of the projectile has
been made so irresistible that the
size of the defense to war has not
only been driven back TO the earth
for its fortifyine materials, but it
has also been driven down. and into.
the earth for the location OF its
Citadels. The history OF fortihca-
tion shows that i'm ancient times the
idea was 10 make forts as high anG
conspicuous as possible. The walls OF
\ineveh were made a 100 feet high
80 miles of them-so that they
could he neither shot over nor
climbed over There was no fear at
their being knocked down.
But forts got lower and lower,
at catapults gave way 10 cannon.
and gunpOwder banished bows and
springs And in this war we have
seen the forts sinking down to the
level of the ground itself and their
defenders burrowing into the earth,
neither being able TO stand no
against The increasing storm. the
ballistic hurricane. The sand girt
bosom of Mother Earth alone can
withstand that tempest,
In other ways the new has
driven as back 'pou the old-upon
first principles as we say. When Al
eNander of AIacedon went triumph
ing against the east he was sadly
held back by the hedges that the
Hyrcaniaus had cultivated around
their villages for defense. To-day We
have had TO conJrive new military
hedge. out still it is only a hedge
the barbed wire ENHANCEMENT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-11
KEEP THF HOME FIRES
RIRNINE

choapuess Is nor VIVA rou pay
bur what YOU get for what yol pan
Frees and see what YOU get for
your moneE We appreciate YOUR
business Phones. Bell 2-s Home
52-s SIS :. Taylor st.-Adv. 7-4Stf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-11
Sand against Bullets
BY GARRETT p. sERNIss.

Recently I heard some one say
that a bullet would penetrate every
thing but sand 1 have heard this
before. and always wanted TO know
what scientific fact lies behind
a. r."
The mobility Of the particles serves
10 swiftly distribute the force Of i'm
pact of the bullet throughout great
volume of the sand instead of allow
ing it 10 be concentrated on "A small
area. as happens when the object
struck is rigid in structure. Thus
the blow is deadened and its de
structive effects are scattered.
A bullet fired against a pane of
glass may make a small. clean-cut
hole. all Of the force of the impact
having been taken by the particles
OF glass in immediate contact with
the bullet and those very close
around them: and there are driven
on in the bullets path
But when the bullet strikes into
sand the loose particles push back
against one another on all sides,
and the very lack OF rigidity of the
mass tends 10 unite its resistance.
A similar effect Is seen when a
bullet is fired into the water. The
swifter the bullet the more effec-
tive the resistance. so that
glancmg shot is repealed from the
surface Of water as If it had struck
an impene-rable object
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-11

that makes a pretense of standing
is the sand bank, but now even the
sand bank must be framed on ma
lures scale. as big as a hill, as mas
sive as a mighty moraine left from
the age Of the glaciers. in order To
serve as a fertilization against the
new artillery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-11

That word-championship series somehow, has at
tracted nightly little interest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
HoU to Make a Real
Wrinkle RemoUer

In those days of cleverly adver-
tised 'beautiflers' and 'rojuvena-
tors's.-ss Is hard for IA woman to be
lieve, she can make n simple home
remdny for the removal Of wrinkles
which will do her much more good
than the average made preparation.
There's nothing In the world 40 et
fective for eraaing or preventing
wrinkles. age marks, bagsinesS of
cheeks and chin as a simple and
harmless solution made by dissolv-
ing an ounce OF pure powdered saNo'
lite In. n half pint OF witch hazel
These ingredients Of course can be
had at any drug store, Use the mix
turs daily for while aS refreshing
wash lotion. The quick and salts
factory results viii surprise you
Even the first application producei
very marked Improvement Th'
wrinkles are less In evidence an'
the face has firm. solid com
Portable feeling. Soon you viii lool
considerably loss than your age --
ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07

..uuw 50 u., O. B.. Eonor'sou y.
% Wu..m NurH tc.lU George
N..N,. Tm Gushing Nell slater, Il,
D. I'Hur L. e.. Watson curtin, {.
...ot..,ur A. + rruit J. G..
Glenn a j N,'nulcy James Gil-
r.| Mary Murphy &C. ~ Dcigen-
nUr4I Aeucs UnIt ~ T. IuuEhlin,
y g. Muuiou ~ l> Smith, q Her
r..t NJ Harold. James Esau t.. NJ.
Wolf Eugene Consnutin James
H-rtt $ M.Murrny II. u Myers,
Ju" Tighe, Rosa McDcrmott. 4. ".
Il,Idiur WiIlett, jones, Foos,
Charles Bscu. u. lingey. John
Hayden, Leo Quinn, r. j. quinn
ELLIS Charles Conway, T., A. Bruuiif
A f. sweeney f. H. Fielding
rrultt. tho Misses Mary Louise stalk
cr Ncll. Melvin. Anna Faltluson
Winifrod CAvannuRh, Ozea Bourg
Kate Ilutchtns u. Hntton, Helen
Maher. Alice Maher and Marguerite
conway
The knitting department made
sveatorS . pairs Of Wristlets. aud / .
pairs of socks, Those who took uu
new warn we're Mesdames Charle,
{ conway 4, Il. Evans, Loo Pagan
! r. j ponneily. Fgrauharson. join
/ Hayden j. l. Mcmahon. France
/ YORK Dreca, Elhs. IinEey. Jcu
/ ningS kertzmRu, Sweeney. IN
Misses Marie Hyrnehill, Mabel hut
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and Curran
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
Kendall College Notes

br. Arthur Ice Odcll, recently
elected president OF Henry kendall
/ college addressed the students and
faculty In chapel Thursday morn
| ing br Odell gave two fundumcu-
tai principles az the essentials upun
which NE iN bullt. First, that each
person climbs the ladder ut under.
standing from the simple problems
to the complex. 10y casting visions
ahead and continually bringing his
llt" UP with them. and that IL is
| vitality Important .tu build ones lie
upon rraIN or truth which can
only hu graspcd hy broad coucrp-
/ ton Of ouI Creator and the uni
/ verse Second, that faith enables
/ there visions "a become realities bN
aIt"rding one IN" strength and pa
1 hruC" tu bear the heavier duties ps
we'll as the lighter ones Miss claire
| lliddisuu ussistnd iu the chapel ca.
+ rrvi#cs 10y mnsinE "rhc ,raNr
/ SONS. composed hN ruH krcislrr
Fhr program of the N NJ g.. A.
/ meeting which was held ON Thurs
| day mornlug. Was ,ts follows.
AhruhHW
} Scripture Lesson Harry Robinson
. Sentence. Prayers .... ...........
Holly Anderson. james McIuuc
The LDio uf Abraham ...........
...... ........ Harry Robinson
( Abraham md The chosen People
....... ........ otto Seymour
/ Lessons from the Lifc ut Nnu-
hum ....... Percy Nuplrby
Announcements
Closing Prayer
This week the tfulo Debating
. Oluh adopted constitution and
D ..|.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07


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This Week'S feature in the
Corset Department
"Ia PrlnCeSSe"
COrSetS

~ m nr uuc,tEgrrdjrd boast ~ our
| corset specialists that without "dNcr-
c.ug 40 au they could corset half the
women ,u Tulsa
That speaks wcIJ for the service they
rwIrr aud for the merchandise they Of
f.r factors which have certainly gained
t,r them scores OF persstent customers.
Women NOT tn the habit OF coming here
fur thrir corscts would not doubt this
statement II they but evidenced how
puustukugly every corset Is adjusted
our Corsetleres do not merely SELL
corscts they instruct every woman who
buys In the proper, healthful way Of ad-
iusting a corset and removing 1t, Tho
practice of these instructions goes long
way in preserving the life OF a corset
Now. barking back to our original sub
icct, La prIncesse" Corsets for slender
medium and well developed figures will
be the principle feature Of this weeks
dlsplay-not that they are superior to
any OF our other lines but because we
want La Princessc wearcrs to know that
We have thoroughly complete, new
stock
These are in both front and
back lacing styles,
Low and medium tops,
In white coutil pink and white
brocades-fnished with lace and
ribbon.
Priced s. 10 $3.50
RRASSIERES AND BUST CON.
FINERS-50c to $3.50
Second Floor