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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-10
HOW OTHERS MAY BENEFIT
FROM THIS GENEROUS GIFT.

These statements may seem strange
70 some folks. because nearly all suffer
ers have all along been led 70 believe
N the old Uric Acid" humbug IL took
Mr.. Ashelman fifty years 70 find out
this truth. He learned how 10 get rid
Of the true cause Of his rheumatism.
other disorders and recover his strength
from The Inner Mysteries" "a remark
able book that is now being distributed
free by an authority who devoted over
twenty years TO the scientific study OF
this trouble. II any reader or this paper
wishes a copy OF this book that reveals
sta rtling facts overlooked by doctors
and scientists for centuries past simply
send a postcard or letter 20 II L. Clear
water. 199 g Street HalloweIl Maine
and it viii be sent by return mail with
out any charge whatever send now,
You may never get this opportunity
again. Tell others about it also.-Ady.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-10

Catholic identification cards and
kits for soldiers. at Schilling's.
Advt e453-1e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
STAMP TAX ON CHECKS
ELIMINATED FROM BILL
'cnatc Finance Committee Makes
Rapid Progress OH Mar
Revenue Measure.
>EEps TAN ON MOTOR VEHICLES
itaincy Amendment, Designed 20
Make More Rigid Law With Refer
cnce to Sale OF y lrcotics, Flint.
mated from Measure.
IDy Associated prcss.I

NASlilNnIo-s. .,o.vu,Der 23.--Thc
"L Iesehue ola, by iditner reductions
eiaie 4 NANCE Committee Almost 10
t"e SIX Di!iion uoi!ar estimate proposed
T. ;gr i'is: keduction OF the special
,""Ss was vi.tuany competed. and
hc*t week the coinl..ittee viii consiaer
ac"ucln5 the war excess profits sched
Yie ana p.oDaDiy dc clde oa incorporat-
"s lax rates tor 1920.
ouch rapid progress is being made
iHal Chairman Si.ninons is hopeful OF
completing the bill late next week.
$, , iinoms the misceiianeous items
proposed taxes OF z cents each on
D Dank checks. estimated to raise $780,
oVo.oVO or more. and the tax OF per
cent on gross sales OF nail-order
houses win sales In excess of $780,
soo annually. estimated to raise
$1,000 600
in lieu Of the 10 per cen, tax on
sales to consumers of perfumes. cos
netiGs, pills. patent medicines and
similar articles. the committee adopted
a tax Of . per cent upon manufac-
nrers wholesale sales.
All OF the stamp taxes. except that
IN bank checks; were approved for
axes on brokers were ordered The
'ouse tax OF 500 on stock brokers
ousc brokers tax Of $40 was reduced
$40. as compared with $50 and $40.
,speG,,iye'y. under pressPt Law, The
Of the House on circus proprietors
800. The present rate and the
iouse tax OF $50 on pruprietors OF
Their public exhibitions for profit was
.duccd to Sl5
The taxes on proprictors Of shooting
aieries. riding academies. bowling
lleys. billiard rooms and sight seeing
Automobiles were loft unchanEnd as
ere the rates proposed for theatcr
roDrictora.
The committee also kept in the hi;
ithout change it's reduced rates for
Federal license tax on the use o.
.otor vehicles
Tho section of tho House bill anond.
nC the Harrison drug act was entirely
Eliminated This provision. Spon sorod
y Representative Raincy. Of Illinois
as designed to make NOR" rigid the
Guiations for gale of narcotic drugs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
HORSE AND CONVICT GONE
henry Harness Escapes From Prison
'amp Third ri,rc. and Takes
Mnrc With Him.

Pchitentiary authorities are much
exercised over the escape of Henry
HRrhes. negro who departed from the
convict force. working on the Stafford
County roads. near Frederick sburs.
Barnes left his uncongenial surrouni-
mgs OH November 10
rms is thg third time that the con
wei mas mace his escape. and the PEN
Tertiary people think that three times
Is enough. They are making every CT
fort to hpprchend their former prison
eT. put so Tar have not met with sue
cess. barnes not only left without
saying good-by. but he took valu-
able horse with him
The fugitive was sent fup from
southampton County. having been
given il sentence OF eight years for
house breaking. His right leg has been
amputhted below the knee The former
mare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
TAFT TO SPEAK HERE
Comes December .3 for Final Duy of
Red Cross Christmas Roll
Chill.

Richmonders will be afforded an o3-
poriunity OF hearing an. address by
William Howard Taft. former President
of the United States. December %. as
he has accepted an invitation from the
Richmond chapter of the Red Cross
to appear here on that date. AS chair
man Of the central committee OF the
NATIONAL Red Cross, and member ex-
oNicio OF the Red Cross war council
Mr.. TAFT Will have an interesting ac-
count TO relate of the achievements of
the Red Cross during the war. II -
expected also that he will outline the
societys program for the reconstruct
ton period following the signing of
peace.
Mr.. Taft's address will be made Mt n
public meeting, the place for which has
not been liked. He will appear here
on the last day Of the Red Cross Christ
mas roll call which viii be held the
week Of December lG TO %. to enable
members Of the local chapter TO re-
new their annual membership and to
enroll new members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
REFUGEES NUMBER 100000
!. american Red Cross Aiding french
Committees IN Caring for
Influx,

EnrrcspondcnCc Of Associated Press }
LONDON. November 1S--Thc tota!
number OF persons now in France that
were cast ont bv the Germans from
Belgium and Northern France is csti-
mated hr the Belgian Relief Commits
sion nj 400 600. OF late they have been
coming from Switzerland at "a rate OF
.o."oo month French committees
nverw helmed with the work ~ caring
Tor THIS great Influx. ar" being assist :
ch bv tho American Red Cross which
has established y wcll-euuipped rcceiy-
Ing station AT Evian.
Contrary Ia widely circulated re-
ports. the Belgian Relief Commission
mas asccr;ained tina, the condition OF
The refugees IS relatively good ana
that there is no truth In Information
u had received that tuberculosis was
raging among them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
WILLIAM 4OHENZOLLERN
May RETURN TO BERLIN
Reported Soldiers Council IIns Agreed
to Protect the Former
EmpcrOr.

LONDON. November c3.-An MEM
bers of the Hohenzollern family. in.
Guiding the cx-Eaiser. are shortly to
return TO Germany. says the Nieue
Rot;crdamschc Courant. of ROTTERDAM
rho paper adds the Berlin soldiers
council has promised to protect the
returning royalty.
Ihere is growing uneasiness in
Uniformed quarters here tending to
the belief that the new German gov
eminent is merely Il form OF canou-
mayed autocracy. Some observers be-
for an armistice may have been grant
cd prematurely and that 1t would have
been better had Foch been allowed to
carry on" until Germany was Invaded
ana the Kaiser. the princes and the
high command had surrendered az pris-
OncrS OF war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
MAJOR POTTS TAKES HUN
Sends Governor Davis Souvenir Taken
from Muddy Murderer, Who Ap-
pears to Have stood ON Head.

Covered with the blue mud OF some
where in France" the shoulder strap
from the uniform of Boche prisoner
reached Governor Davis yesterday. 1t
had been sent to him by Major Allen
Potts. OF this city, who went to the
battle front with General pershing.
The strap bears the number 157-.mean-
ing that IL was the indicator on the
lo7th variety OF German prisoner Ma
lor Potts had captured on French soil.
me Governor seemed very proud of
the forest green strap and it's red fig
ures and the French mud-which he
takes to -insinuate that the Hun was
trying to stand on his head when taken
in tow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
WAY POLICE COMBINE
VIII Cooperate Under Membership
of a. Il. Cannndny to Reduce
Thfevery Around Stations

An organization. TO be known as the
Richmond Terminal RAILROAD Police AS
ISOLATION. has been formed mere with
view to reducing the operations Of
freight thieves at this point. \. f..
Cannaday. chief special agent of the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad. will head the association.
Plans for the organization were for
INFLATED at meeting which was pre-
sided over by James 5. Mccarthy. in
spector OF the secret service division
OF the United States railroad admin
istratson. This conference was at
tended by Special Agent Cannaday j.
w. King. chief agent OF the Chesa-
pealie and Ohio: Charles Horn special
agent of the Scaboard Air Line: ]. II.
ern: w. 4. Newman. special officer of
the Chesapeake and Ohio. and r. w.
pittman. special agent of the Atlantic
Goa st Limo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
DELAYS MASTERING OUT.
Camp sherman OmcIaIa rail- to re-
cciNr Proper DimchnrEc Hanks
From MnshInRtnn.

CliiLT.IcOTHf:. ONO u:amu She--
many. November 23.--Fa lure to re-
ceive proper discharge blanks from The
war Department through a niisuntcr-
standing TODAY caused military au-
thorltics ~ Camp Sheridan to most
pone until next Tuesday or Wednesday,
The mastering our OF The FIRST OHIO
troop sto hc ordered honorably dis
charged folio'inS the signing OF the
arinistice.
orders were issued this week for IN.
mastering out OF 1900 Ohio selectivc
draft soldiers The men were to bay,.
heen released II The rate az 500 a day.
beginning TO-DAY.
Camp officials said this morning that
the hrst contingent pSpbabv would be
mustered out next Wednesday, morn.
ihs. or possibly Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
COMMITTEE FOR NAVY
Socialist Executive Body In Charge of
'ernnh Fleet Com ninnd-AH Ord
err Si:,ned by Five Men,
LIZ AsgocIa,ed presa.i

I'S AFNOriated Press.
AMSTERDAM Friday. Novembe, %
At Joint sitting or the soldiers and
worRinehh council OF he German
navy. it has been decided To form, =
main committee for the naval arm of
the service. II will represent all the
councils or the navy and will have it's
headquarters at Wilhelmshaven The
hitx- three delegates from the councils
wiii eject live comrades as central
committee Of the navy. These com
u"rs OF the Ministry Of Marine AMI
me Admiralty staff must he signed by
these live men. according to a VIII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
.po.t-Cnrds for Orpl,nnn.

Mrs j. Taylor Ellyson. chairman OF
the fatherless children of France viii
have on sale Christmas. French post
cards az well as souvenirs for tho
benefit OF that organization, beginning
Tuesday morning at Schwarzschilds
jewelry store. Second and Broad
StreeH. Information for adopting
french orphans Will be given on re-
quest, and Il committee will be at
the store to sell these articles every
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

auditorium, no children wilt be eds
and most of the lower floor will be re-
served for men In uniform. The sing
VIII begin promptly at 2:30. There will
be no speaker. Instrumental music,
singing and motion pictures wilt make
up the program. The public Will 30
adInitted to the balcony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
CUNARD LINE LOST FIFTEEN
GREAT SHIPS DURING WAR
While Anchor Lilac, n Subsidiary Com
iany. Lost Eight Large
cruft,
fBy Associated Press.,

fl3y Associated Press!
NEW YORK. November "3.-Fif;een
steamships aggrcsatinS 20G.7G9 gross
tons were iost by the Cunard Line dur
ing the war. IL WAS learned here to-
day. Or these. all except TWO were
chased as war losses. having been sunk
~ torpcdocs or mines. The CanpLn.a
ana the Ascania were lost throug!: ac-
cioents. The tonnage sunk represents
approximately one-hali of that pos
sessed by the l!ne at the outbreak OF
the 'war. Nearly ali OF the Cunard
iosses were weil-known Atlantic grey
hounds. the largest Of which was the
i.usiiania. torpcdoed May I. 1915.
The Anchor Line. a subsidiary o. the
cnnlIdny. also lost heavily. eight ships.
including thr 1I,340-ton Tuscania. fall
ing victims to the German sea depre-
cations. I'll. total tonnage loss OF this
lire icing Gj.4SS.
The following are the ships OF the
two lines which were sent to the bot
TOM:
Cuaa-d Line = Lusitania. 3o.3SG;
Franconia: 1910: Laconla. iS.O99:
Pennsylvania. $4,000: Ivernia. l4.27S:
Carpathia. 1903 Alaunia. 1906: An
DANA. l3.405: Aurania. 1886: Camps
MIA. 1850: Royal Edward, li.llI. Ui-
tonia. 1902; Aseania. 9.l21: Ansonia,
S.l53: Feltria. 5,25i.
Anchor Line-Tuscania. 1890: Cam
eronia. 1868; Caledonia. 5223: Athena,
S.G6S; California. 1852: liberia. 1850:
Perugia. 4,3IG: Assyria 1876
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
Won't strike on Mooney. Account.

SAN FRANCISCO. November 22-De-
cison not TO call Il general strike as :,
protest agains. the execution. on De
ccmber IL. OF Thomas j. Mooney. was
reached last night by the San Fran
cisco Labor Council. which. AS AN al
Tentative. appointed Il committee Of
ten TO call personally on Governor
Stephens. and urge him 10 grant a
new triai on one Of the remaining MUIR
der Inducements. Mooney was con-
victed of murder i'm connection win
the preparedness day bomb explosion
here on July ~ 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
school Holiday, Curtn,,ca.

one day Thanksgiving and one week
Christmas is the announcement Just
made by Acting superintendent OF
Schools Albert II. Hill. relative to the
curtailment of the usual holidays in
order to make up the time lost dur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
Reaction Favor, I<arl.

ZURICH (via London). November on
The Austrian republican leaders are
uganda aimed at restoring Ex- Emperor
Karl on the throne. Efforts also are
reported under way In the provincial
towns TO form antirepublican white
guards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
Bergcr Hearing Continued.

~ .Nt'"'0 TFSS.T
CHICAGO, November 2S-Owiny to
the Illness of District Attorney Elem
ing, Judge Lands to-day continued un
Ill Tuesday the hearing OF Victor :.
Berger and the Socialists indicted on
charges OF violating the espionage
law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
CIcmcnccnu visits London.

PARIS. November 23.--Premicr elem
enccau went TO London to-day. the
Mai!i says. The Premier will return
shortly. before KING George Md
Queen Mary make their intended visit
10 Paris at the end OF the month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

ing the influenza epidemic Thanks
giving Day only will be given AS a
holiday this year. and the Christmas
vacation will cover the week from De-
cembe- % to December IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
WANT REPRESENTATION
Socialist DELEGATION Calls ON French
Premier rs tn Comp sftIOn of
Pence Conference.
fBy Associated Press.

- november 23-A Socialist
delegation called on Premier Clenicn :
ceau. Friday, to inquire whether the
government would have represents
uvcs Of the working classes at the
peace conference. and whether an in
tcfnatnnal congress would be au-
ihorized during the negotiations The
Premier replied that he would refer
both questions 10 the Cabinet and the
allied governments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

Keep Your Donrdin. House IsuII
by using Times Dispu,r Want Ads
Thc% ;each the class Of .aarders 80,
want to reach Phone Randolph ].
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

Admit No Children to Sing
On account OF the limited seating ca.
pacity of John Marshall High School
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
Labor Conditions Arc Changing

Get the best help for your business
through Times Dispatch Help Wanted
Ads. Phone Randolph L.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-04
LAUREL ENTRIES.

Fret Race-SellinE: maiden two-year-olds;
ak furlongs: Ground Swell, l1S: Dolefnl.
no Poilu. ia; Mandarin's Coat. ITO: Secure,
ia; JacnettA. io7; Miss yosh, III; Summing
Romeo, ITO; sDahinda, ss.
Second Race-Selling: two-year.old Allies:
Ave and . half furlongs; Tommywaac. ZIG
Ground Swell. los: His Sister, iiS: Jacnetts,
i iS stei ias shsdow, III; s%eepet iCs Am:
bsssador ILL.,. 10; 'Directress. 100; Gallant
A Third Race-Maiden three. year.olds and up
ward one mile; Grouse E iis; ! saints Bridge.
Flying Dart, 1903: Dramaturge, llS; Gallia,
n2: Capital City, u6; Arrowsmith. ,l2
Ladder OF Light. ii3: Mar o. the Hour, liz
Alma B. ia M 1ns ~, 1n.,,x po,o
Purse; three. year-olds and upward: one mile
and 0 sixteenth: Smart Money. IL frank
lin, ii2: tyalor. ies; Exterminator 1903; John
& R SS RED sf Sccs S t %frd sn' Rsna
cap; three-year-o and upward: ono miIa
and seventy yards: sHauberk, lis; Smart
Money. III; Douglass s.. iOsi valais. los
Flittergold. Ic7.
Bay. li2; 'Mlikman. 100; Yankee No,ions.
ii2; Cobalt Lass, los; sturdee. lis; Belle
Roberts 1915. 1carns, IFS: subhador, ITO
Bacon. iis; Red ADMIRAL, 100. Also eligible
Seventh Race Claiming; three year. lds
and upwerd; one mile and a sixteenth
set, ioS VOCABULARY, roe Dcisncey. III ::
wodsn, los; .Grayson, los; Eddie Henry. iii
Candeisrta. 20; G.. NJ. Miller. III; Uncle
Sand: Joe: Trial by Jury ~: Jack q Shades,
Violet 1902; 'Zonave, 100.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-04
MEDAR IS NO MATCH
FOR TOMMY TUOHEY
NeU York Boy Outciassed in
Bout at Armory A. A.

Dave Medar. a New York lightweight.
attempted last night at the Armory A.
A., Jersey City. TO defeat Tommy Tuo-
hey with straight lefts to the face The
New Yorker might have succeeded II
there had been any force to his left. but
It was light as n feather and failed 10
make any impression OH the rushing red
top from Jersey.
For few rounds Medar poked his
left glove into the Tuohey countenance
with annoying persistency. After every
jab il was necessary for Medar to use
his feet to take him out OF danger for
Tuohey went after him like q bull after
a red rag.
Medar was in danger OF a knockout
in the last three rounds and was hang
Ing on In the eighth in determined ef-
fort to stay the limit.
Jimmy Ogat.l. a brother of Packey
Ogatti OF New York. trounced Rocky
Walker OF Jersey City In four round
bout
Eddie Walsh OF New York gave n Sc
we're beating to Bobby Michaels, also OF
New York. In a six round bout. Walsh
outhoxed and outpunched his opponent
from start TO finish. Michaels was in
distress at the close.
Packey Ogatti OF New York shaded
Dummy Thomas in a six round bout
which was marred by constant clinchlng
by both men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-04
RACING LOAN DRIVE
HEADS FOR MILLION
Sum Subscribed at Jamaica
Reaches $3.50, 900 Mark.

The Liberty Loan drive at the Jamaica
track took another jump yesterday after
noon The sum of fl65.000 was sub
scribed in less than ten minutes. This
brought the amount realized at the track
since last Monday to s65o,00o So gen
erously have the lovers OF the thorough
bred come to the aid Of Uncle Sam that
1t Is likely the one million dollar mark
will be passed before the time limit Is
half over Some members OF the COM
mittee believe that two million will be
subscribed.
For the first time during the week
wealthy owner was among the buyers.
He was George w Loft. owner of Papp
and a string OF other noted thorough
breds. Mr.. Loft headed the drives list
with $4,000. For the fourth time big
Ed" Ryan. who has charge OF the drive,
bought 5000 worth. Joseph NJ. Hogan
bought $4,000 worth.
Frankie Robinson's drive in the
Jockeys room brought in $4,000. He
bought $4,000 worth and SO did Teddy
Rice. Johnny Lotus took $l,100 and
Andy Schuttinger $1,000, Schuttinger
also won the $1,000 bond which was
ratified. He then donated $50 bond
for the Jockey who rode the winner OF
the Liberty Bond purse. the second
event of the day. Georgie Walls got
this by riding r, I. Wilson, Jr.'s, Whip
poorwill to victory,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-04
ROD AND GUN NEWS

Three Species at Coney Island Buoy.
Blacknsh sea bass and fuke are biting
at the Coney Island bell buoy.
Fall Founders Bite in Jamaica Bay.
Founders are hitting in the waters Of
Jamaica Bay. Fall nsh have been taken
on Warheld's, near Barren Island,
Bass and Blacks Mt Long Beach Wreck.
Fishing newly discovered wreck of
Long Beach on Wednesday anglers in the
Rosabell from Wreck Lead caught sea bass
and biaekhsh, High hook was Joe snyder
bin cSnsh. NJ. snyder's hesv.sst Sisssnsh
weighed pounds. He had twenty that
reached the pound mark
o,S h ,oln nsh hp Srsnt poSds ' sna Jane,
March. So; Henry smlth. as: F. MstewskL
sr., a.: Merrick Times. IS: p. Majewski.
Jr,. 81, and Henry Francis, SO.
Blacks and weaks Mt Long Branch.
Blacklist are biting at the Long Branch
pier. Catches taken this week follow: C.
F. Petit. Newark. s; A. J. ubhaus. New
ark. 10; u. Celia. Long Branch. ~; v,
warren. Pleasure Bay :; E E., Mittas TSs
R Rasr ION weskS:h we're caught S By
Messrs. Celia and MittaE.
Neu Makes Five Perfect Scores.
At the recent open casting tournament
held under the auspices of the Newark
Palt and Fly Casting Club at weequahic
Park John S. Schwinn OF the Newark club
accuracy halt and the dry ny accuracy
casting competitions In the latter event
Schwinn tied with James &. Petit. a club
mate. on the original cast, each angler
having ~ 7-l5 per cent. On the cast OF
Schwinn won.
Arthur ]. Seu. another Newark caster.
took two hrsts. In the nahermans ac-
curacy bait Seu had five perfect scores
The only New Yorker TO gain first prize
was A. r. Hammers Of the Anglers Club OF
New York. who won the SALMON ny ham
dlcAp event.
Channel Bass at Barnekat City,
Edward {. Winter OF Brooklyn. spending
a vacation at Barnegat City. " J., landed
two channel bass surf fishing last week
Weighing 33iI and - pounds respectively.