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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07

Let's live a life in an hour or two.
out goes the library lamp. BE
sure YOU have the key.
theater that knows and shows what
we want to see i'm phOtOplays.
We don't have to hunt for it
don't even have to- take chance on
what wen see. The name of the
play? Who cares? IL will be La
Sale quality picture, and that's say
ing well see foremost stars, superb
Iy directed. i'm clean stories.
Time? Who counts the time of
clocks i'm this wonderful land? Our
heart is the time table of our emo
tons. \ magician somewhere waves
his wand, and we're of on our
travels into the realms of laughter
and tears; of signs and regrets; OF
love and adventure.
And when the absorbing time has
fitted past. we rouse ourselves and
readjust our viewpoint to taxes and
potatoes. But we can't forget the
pictures that worked such "a happy
,usfOTmation ina US. We rcmcm-
Der that we saw them at the La
Sale, the theater of better motion
pictures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07
RHEU M ATS M
RIDICULOUS
Ii l. Not Necessary To suffer Any
Longer

"Neutroue Prescription 80" is the
new relief. IL is absolutely differ
ent. IL produces results.
No hot. singing liniments. no
burning plasters, no steam baths.
no electricity or masSase. no spend
ing long months in the house with
loss OF pay.
-\eutrOne prescription ss'
promptly relieves the most stubborn
and long standing ease of rheuma-
tism You viii feel distinctly the
aches. pain and stiffness leaving
your poor iufiamed. swollen suffer
ing joints and muscles. and Oh.
what a relief after your pain ana
misery
Go get a bottle or Neutrone pre-
sCription 80" and say goodbye Rheu-
mati~m. IL certainly does the work.
soc and 81 the bottle Mail orders
allied Wettick's pharmacy. Coon
ley Drug CO. and leading druggistS
everywhere Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07
At THE CASTLE.

.Gates OF Gladness." which fea-
lures the delightful baby star.
Madge Evans j. shown az the
Castle theater asain today
Tomorrow the attractive feature
which viii also be repeated ON sat
urday is entitled The Wasp. and
stars the beautiful Kitty Gordon as
a new New York society girl whose
friends call her "thc wasp on ac-
count of her witty but cutting re-
marks a sensational situation Is
pictured when the heroine and hero
enrapped i'm mine are about 10
be blown up. when rescued in the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07

their country not only with money,
but also with treasures. the like Of
which can be found nowhere except
perhaps Spain. where the Blessed
Virgin OF Atocha, 10 mention only
this one church is credited with the
possessions Of more than $4,000, 900
francs worth OF Jewels, pearls and
diamonds.
In that respect the miraculous
image of our Lady OF Kazan. which
is TO be found in the cathedral Of
that name in Petrograd. can com
pete with her. because the different
stones with which il is enriched are
Of unsurpassed magnificence. Round
the neck of the Virgin hang several
rows of single diamonds. the small
est OF which is as large as a big pea,
while stars Of rubies and brilliants
ornament its head. THIS picture. or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07
FERRIS MAY SUCCEED
OOREMUS AS CHAIRMAN

WASHINGTON. March T. The
democratic congressional campaign
committee viii meet for the first
lime al this session OF congress next
Tuesday. II was learned tOnieht
that Scott Ferris Of oklahoma prob
ably will be elected chairman 10
succeed Rep. Frank r Doremus OF
Michigan. retired.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07
RUSSIAN CHURCHES AND
CONVERTS.

IL Mr.. Trotsky and the bo!sheviki
put into execution their recent de-
crees which confscates the property
and valuables OF the different Rus
sian churches and converts they Will
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07

II will be seen in "Our Pacific
Coast" Newman's Traveltalk next
Friday evening at the Oliver thea
ter that in California it is hard TO
tell work and play from one an
other. The energetic globe-trotter
last summer took his cameras 10 Mt.
Shasta Coronado. Del Monte. Lake
Tahoe and TO some Of the princi
pal cities This remarkable travel
talk reveals that in a single state Of
the Union can be found silver-cap-
ned peaks. multi-colored robe Of
blossoms. smiling surf. inland wa
terways and mammoth walls OF
sheer rock, each a perfect express
sion Of beauty and there are in the
states masterpieces not found any
where else IN the world. Among
the motion picture scenes are Os-
trich farming from the egg 10 the
fun grown bird; behind the scene
glimpseS Of movie" stars at work;
rabbit farming. the rose carnival;
salmon fishing waterfalls and
scenes of beauty along the Colum-
bia highway. a remarkable group
of motion picture scenes showing
the birth and growth OF California
flowers, aquaplaning on Lake Ia
hoe, picking and packing fruit and
many more. Newman's story of the
gentle padre and his missions from
san Diego to Vallejo, is an inef-
faceab Ole memory. for the traveller
has carefully and closely studied
his Journey from every angle and
his story is personal and first hand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07

nick Of time by the United States
home guard. Rockcliffe Fellows is
cast opposite the star in a rfKeable
hero role. "Vegeance and the
Woman" is also shown both days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07

throw upon the
market at a
time when very
few people viii
be able 20 buy
them priceless
treasures in the
way Of precious
stones and gold
en- and silver
ornaments. The
piety Of the
russian people
has since i'm e.
memorial times
g n d o " e q the
S h ri n Q s and
..-nnn-Hnr.-. Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07
YOUR INTERESTS ARE SAFEGUARDED

O personal
of the public been broadly
ave laws which in their recognized the
a institutions that would accommodate the
the
policies
companies who charged eXoant rates have been forced OF the
ested and conducting the business is shown by the
business recently issued by the Department Banks OF Ohio:
THE operation the restrictive provision of the law
has resulted putting of business
lenders who had lived by the unlawful profits o. their
Men of high
ness methods. with the retur
their loans have taken their place
business that held
alongside the
commercial of country commanding respect and
mentioned report further states
as dignity a he
business heretofore unknown that
stand upon asot transa
and neither the borrower the
thing be ashamed of
supervision
of the different the interests
position render greater service 10 greater number people
than ever before
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
organized purpose
small loan business and also for
standard OF service
In plan
OF
receive
the urtheance OF he service These be submit
department Will be careful consideration
Indiana Assn of Licensed Small Loan Brokers
indianapolis Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07

Seats are going fast for Onigh-BE WISE GET YOUR NOW
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07

n tn % IN play, h he agO 10 this pr H %
Y
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07

Starting Sunday Matinee The Big New York Success "SIERS
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
MUCH MONEY IS
 SPENT BUYING
 PICTURES OF ART

PARIS, July For the purchase of 323 works of art twenty-eight thousand douuars have been spent in the last year by the "Amis dos Artistes," an organization of Am erican art partons, according to the latest annual report of the or ganiZation.
 Patrons of the organization who contributed 500 francs or more had the choice of one work of art while other members of the organization decided their right to any particu- lar piece by lot
 Among those who secured works were M. J. Baldwin. Philadelphia; {; Mrs. Joseph H. Choate, New York; Mrs. D. Cady Eaton, New Haven, Conn.,; Miss R. Godchauz and Ber- tha Welsch. San Francisco; M. Gug- genheim. New York; and Myron T. Terrick, Cleveland
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
GREAT KING COBRA INTERRUPTED GAME
 OF GOLF IN INDIA

ABINGDON, India, June 28. = A seven-foot king cobra interrupted game of golf between two military officers at Nungaladon, near here, few days ago. The big snake at tackled Major Williams of the Ran goon Battalion, Military Police, it's fangs entering the leg of his trous- CTS but fortunately not touching his skin. Lieutenant- Colonel Obbard, Commissioner of Pegu, ran to his friends assistance and before the snake could strike again he killed it with his mashie.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
JOHN WANMAKER
 DOES NOT KNOW
 ALASKA IS U. 5. A.

The ignorance of the East with reference to all things Alaskan was again illustrated the other day when well known lady of Juneau re- ceived letter from the famous JChn Wanamaker New York department store in which apology for delay in filling an order was made because of the fact that the shipment was foreign"
 Here is the way John Wanamaker put it:
 We are obliged to advise that new rule of the Government is to the effect that each and every foreign order requires a license We shall precede to obtain this li- cense, and wish to assure you that shipment will go forward with all possible dispatch upon receipt there of"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
Buy WarSaviing Stamps
MASS MEETING OF WOMEN WAS
 HELD IN BERLIN

NEW YORK, June 28.-A wom- ems mass meeting to urge woman suffrage arranged by bourgeoise and socialist women, was held in Berlin in May, according to Berlin Tageblatt. The speakers dwelt up- on the achievements of women dur ing the war, especially as workers in munition factories and stated that not only the German women but the German people needed wom- an suffrage.
 Mrs. Marie Stritt referred to the triumpbal march of woman suffrage in all civilized countries especially in America and England.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
COMMITTEE IS APPOINTED BY
 UNION AT MEETING

Local No. of the Alaska Labor Union last night appointed com mittee to draw up suggestions re- garding a general convention of all the Alaska locals to be held in Aug ust. The union will vote upon whether it is in favor of the con vention and the place where it will be held. Officers recently elected were installed last night. The committee appointed on convention matters consists of Robert Kennedy, H. J. Lempkins, c. H. Switzer, A. Magnuson. Mark Sabin, Dan Mur- phy and P. c. Barnett.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
SIDNEY O'BRIEN WILL TRY HIS LUCK IN
 THE BIG WORLD

Sidney OBriep will leave on the Estabeth Thursday for Suloia Bay where he will join the force of em- ployees of the James box factory. Sidney has been one of the best newsies on The Empire staff for a long time. His particular chum, Wayne Summers, also an Empire newsie, left for the box factory last week On the last boat, Sid ncy received a letter from Wayne asking him to come down on the next boat
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
CAMOUFLACE IS
 COMMON PRACTICE
 WITH THE GERMANS

AMSTERDAM, June 28.-Evcry effort is being made in Germany to delude the people about the size and importance of the American army. A joke" printed by the Munich Jugend is part of the of ficial propaganda. It is entitled Homeopathic Doses" ad consists of the following bit of dialogue at a French port:
 General Pershing: Well. anoth- CT fleet of American troop trans ports has just arrived
 ''LaBelle France: Superb! Shall arrange for billets?'
 General Pershing: Sure! Two rooms and three beds.
 
 Old papers for sale at The Empire office, Second and Main streets.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
POLICE BOAT

Good 35 it. 25 h.p. boat for sale Boat good for runabout and traI policing duty. Add. C. M. Preston Treadwell.
 expect to leave June about Aug ust 1st for the Outside. not to re- turn for several years and would suggest many of those who have not had their eyes examined during the last two years should see me at once.
 Others who have only one pal, of lenses should arrange for dupIi- cates. R. SIMPSON. .aa
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
COUNCIL MAY MEET.

Mayor Emery Valentine said this afternon that council meeting may be called tonight at 800 O. clock The meeting depends upon whether or not Mayor Valentine re- ceives certain papers that have to do with the City float proposition today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
Our Values Be Found Eevhere Will Pay You To
Get Your 4M of JmU OmttH From Us
SILK PETTICOATS

These petticoats have the jer- iey top with taffeta flounces and also there are some all taffeta, plain colors with accordian plait- ed f1ounces.
 A large assortment of colors, range in price from
 $4.75 to $7.50
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
WILL ATTEND FOURTH.

According to word received q number of people will come in from surrounding points to attend the Fourth of July celebration in Ju- neau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
IS ONE BUSY MAN.

About the busiest man in Juneau these days is l.. l.. Harding, U. S. Food Administrator for Alaska, whose duties are rapidly multiply ing. s'N
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
FRIES RETURNS.

c. w. Fries returned yesterday on special trip from his mining property at Windham Bay. He will return at once.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
FISHING IS GOOD.

catches of fish in surrounding streams.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
MORE SHIPS ARE
 SALvAGED BY A
 MODERN METHOD

LONDON. June 29.-By means of some modern methods in use now the Admiralty have been able to make much better showing in rais- ing torpedoed ships. Recently over four hundred and seven ships have been raised by the use of this meth cd and the results in some instances have been remarkable. Ships which were abandoned as of no account because it was considered impossible to raise them have been lifted with very little trouble
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02

That famous Nanaimo ;oal Femmer and Ritter. phone IA.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
Dlne at the Gastlneau. Concert every evening v

Coal, feed. hay ana grain, Fem mer and Ritter. Phone 1l4.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02

The finest the market affords in season at the Alaska Grill. s''
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02

THE EMPIRES classifieds pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
DRESSES

These dresses are all of the very latest design. The materi- afs used in these dresses are silk foulards, messalene, taffeta, gingham silk, georgette and pom gee, serge trimmed with foulard silk.
 Regular $65.oO. now .$33.75 Regular $50.00, now .S32.5 Regular $37.50 to $45.00,
 now .$28.75 Regular $27.50 to $30.00,
 now .$22.50 Regular $23.50, now $17.50
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-11-23
ZION INSTITUTIONS AND INDUSTRIES

Observation-Disclosures lIElElENISG9
Observation-Disclosures 12l9Tu9l90STl9STl2Tl
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-11-23
Special Sale on Groceries

MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY
zoe Monarch Canned Pumpkin, for. :. 5000
16c Pkg. Prunes, new, delicious, for. 20
18c Raisins, 2 lbs for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Fancy Bleached Raisins, per lib. ...... .1S
5 h. Sack New Buckwheat Flour. ........ .4S
" lb. Can Cocoa. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
Csc Scrub Brush, and it's good .... .1S
1Sc Can Lye, 2 for Observation-Disclosures. ~
soc Box Spratts Dog biscuits, for ...... 80
New Nuts just arrived-the best grade
they are delicious and good food.
100 lbs. of Cabbage for Observation-Disclosures. 1.5O
Another Car of Potatoes is expected
Can take few more order for Michigan
Potatoes at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 145
No orders accepted by solicitors or phone
at these prices.
U. s. Food Administration, License No. G12231
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
LEGAL NOTICE.

state of New Mexico, County of Bcrnu.
lilo. SIS.
IN TUE DISTRICT COURT.
John Mcintosh. Plaintiff,
IS.
Jessie \. Mcintosh. Janet Mcintosh.
MARY Davidson. an unknown uw ncts
Of the real estate described in plain.
tn > complaint. aud all unknown per.
sous who may claim my interest or
title adverse to plaintiff IN the real
estate described In plaintiff com.
plant, Defendants.
No. ll3Sa.
The above named defendants aud each
of them viii take notice that the above.
named plaintiff has dled hi- suit against
the uhuN, uumed defendants In tho
uho,c named court, that the general ub.
irrt aud PRAYER of said complaint Is for
the establishment of the title of said
plaintiff aud his %cu.t"uuuts. Jessie \.
| Mcintosh, Janet Mcintosh aud Mar,
Davidson, Goo and tu the real estate
Hereinafter described. as against the al,
verse claims ut the unknown person,
made parties under the STYLE Of cal
unknown owners of the real estate de-
-crihci iu PLAINTIFF complaint and
against the adverse claims az all an
known persons made parties defendant
under the style "t ''nll unknown person,
who may claim amy interest or title nd
verse &" plaintiff IN the real estate de
scribcd in pluintiH' : complaint and
that when said unknown owners or un
known claimants ur any uf them may h,
usccrtaiucd, that they be- made pnttie'
iu their own proper person, and that all
of said defendants be- required 10 set uI
and prove their interest IN aud TO said
real estate or be forever barred mud
estoppcd from having coz claiming unv
right or title iH or 81 tie said real e.
tate adverse 10 plaintiff aud his GO
tenants, and that the title of plaintiff
and his cu-tenuuts M and to said real
estate be forever quirtrd and set 40 rest
Also for Partition of spid real estate
according to the rights Of the several
parties thereto. aud that the above
named defendants uEd each of them b,
required Go come boz aud ser up or prove
their respective interests ia cor a. sal,
real estate or bee forever barred aud 81
partition rnuuut bee made without mate
rial injury tu the nights of the respect
i've owners ut sand real estate. then fur ,
snlc of said real estate aud 70 division
of the proceeds between the purtic. ~,
rording to their respective rights uftoI
the payment uf the costs ot said nc
tiun; aud fur an such other and furthr.
relief as the parties may Dee e%utiilri 2,
iu equity; which said real estate IL ~
uaic ia the counties ut HcruulIllu, Tor
rance aud santa fc, state ot New Mex
leo. to.wit!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Department Of tho Interior.
l.. : Land office 80 santa Pc. y. NJ.
March p, 1918.
Notice Is hereby given that Adau
S"rnu OF Tiicrns, y. NJ. who. ON April
a. lalt made homestead $50 "233Il
FOR Sia NEh. Ma SEii, section "a,
township ~, range 90, N.M.p merid'
Ian has filed notice OF intention t|
make three year proof, to establish
claim 10 the land shove DESERVED. Dee.
fore George q. Craig. n. s commits
sioner az Albuquerque. ~ a., on Mly
81. 1918.
Claimant names as wltuc-sos.
Manauo Gricgo. Of lrisarrl.
ltomulo Gonzales, of Irisarrl
Antonio Garcia. Of Irisarri.
Alexandra Iionquillo. OF lrisarri.
Francisco Delgado, Register
T.. r.. 80. l.. T.. 5-1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11

feet; thence north $50 ~ west 1917.
feet; thence north poe o. east. 379S
feet; thence north 40 a. west. 1879
feet; thence north 800 80 east l1iH.
feet. thence north So 10 west 3njpi
feet to the place of beginning. contain.
ing 22d9.l3 acres of land.
~ Also % tract ur land conveyed by
Modesto Moutoyu Co. William Mcintosh
hv warranty deed dated September no.
1870, and recorded bon volume 90. o.. $50
of the records of Bcrualilio county. sit.
uotc u the county OF B%crnnhllo. state.
of New Mexico. and cscdbcd as FOL
lows. to.wit;
That tract of land situntc iE the Tam.
ada del Oio de Jos Cpsos. measuring
from east e. west 500 yards, and from
north to south coo yprls; bounded on
the east 10y lands eft William Mcintosh;
ON the west by lands NJ Grcgorio Guti.
crrcl. aud ON the south and north by
lands ot the Chilli Grant. and being the
land conveyed by the Commissioners uf
the Chilli Grant to Modesto Mou'oya
uu December 20. 1906.
.hI Nl,p % tract ct bend situate iu the
county OF Torrance. New MrNiro. con
Nrycd 10 William Mcintosh hy Pedro
Garcia and wife by warrant. dccI dated
Ma, o., 1909. and recorded iu book q.
M. ~, .' the Miscellaneous Record, ot
Torrance county, Uml dp.rribcd as fol
lows.
~itfn'ri nt the Rauau DEL Oiu RrIuu.
du Zoo ibr right huuI side uf she ruuvuu:
1000 ynrl- hN ju0 .arl.. bounded ON
the south ly 'ha canyon; uu 'h, west
.''' '' '
Wv
"' XXI. ~, ."' W
'., 1'"' ''''"' D" ''',"
ts"c '' ''' ''" "'' w '"-"' -
'i| y tract OF hind known us the Ham
Ranch, situate in the county ol santa
re- STATE oi Ne" Mexico; i'."li; The
southwest quur'or OF the northeast
quarter "I section "l, I. ~ " r. " T..
containing ." acres
iJI \ tract OF luud known as ~
nerve situated 90 the county Of santa
re- state oi New Mexico and described
as follows, tn.wit: Tn" southwest quar-.
Ter OF IN" northeast quarter 81 section
20 J. 10 y r. y r., containing 10
acres oi land.
'h ilu'' COT ANA known H' 'li'o,
situate 30 the county Of Torrance. state
'I NeN M'N''"' '","li' lh" northwest
quarter of IN" southwest quurtrr ut scr'
ti"n y, " W. u = j., containing 10
u'rv4 ~ l'hu.
''' \ tr"'' "t l'hl Known as ire kofo
kuneh, situate iu the county uf Tor.
ranrr' state of New Mexico, to.wjt Tho
s"u'h,ds' lhhrt'i ~ the northwest quar-
D fIfH tho mort hEHfNF nfHurHAF. as tHn L-#NN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
STATE or NEW MEXICo
Certificate OF Compnrl~on

Certificate OF Comparison
United state of America.
state 81 Sew M,>icp
% Be- hereby certified that the uu-
ueNcd Is "a run. true and complete
Transcripts OF tho
Crrtiriratc of Stockholders Nom
IAabiIii, or
Alto SALES 'OEpOIiNT1ON
$50 stockholders Liuhilitth
tNo. 0ItSl
with the endorsements thereon ts
Slup appears ON Tile and OF record %
IA" office Of the state Corporation
Commission
iu testimony whereof the State 'or-
|uur1tiun Commission ut ihc state %
New MoNcu has caustd lbs certificate
90 Dee signed 3D., IT, chairman and th,
s'tl 90 said commission. tp n, rttiNyl
ui th, city Of santa 70 uU this 3uja
du, uf March y u. lolN
VI * GROVES chairman
,~cub
Attest EpWfN g. cuNgp. DI,ih
Nuu-Li1hilit, Certificate uf
Alto SALES CORPORATION
$50 Stockholders Liability
Know 700 uru N. Those presents
that We thr UNDERSIGNED who's unm"-
are subscribed hereto nud who hJy,
This dny Signed and executed u lit',.
of incorporation Of Auto Sales cul
p"ratIpu 80 Stakeholder Liability.
do hereby cprtir, ana declare that
there shall bc uo stock holder llthil-
ity on account 81 any stool; issued uy
f'id corporation.
lu WituC-- W~hcr,uF~W, have here,