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vrnvrsn w r:vi:Nrr;. .tily i 7. i?m. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES STEEL SUPPLY 4 T MAY PROVE 'INADEQUATE 4 P J HE FIP.STSHOT 6COh2POQAL OSBOfSNE DEVAQILA BATTERY C SIXTH U.S. FIELD AtTll-l-EISV wKo Fayed iHc Ht-( Sliot of tic ..'Vmer'iccii Amy .v I' ul.!i' T.-.1-.t Company. Cjn right, l.y I. .pplet"n A. Co.) J C ;.-r!r.it. IM kip IAD DATTI CQUIID Dl HAC UP AND KILLS 500 OF CREW IN T0K0YAMA BAY -JI.PTi;i: XIX 'i:t;nued r!i- manner in which F't. J whhh mo fr1 KettiriR- air. ! light into the face of the speaker. Mf "fr Iin ! "Cpl. Tfelmar und Cpl. Raymond iThe little circle of telltale light re- Action Taken by War Indus tries Board Tuesday to Pre vent Any Going to Non- . War Industries. l;.",th. tta eb d wert the other two fellows with me. ! veiled the Teutonic- r;ist of the area to n. lam it too four hours am a half to ; imp c feature", ana the Kink lar- ed at hi throat and bore him to the 1 7 . ( lov . j I h.i . i H.IS of the h ll ui- fi liin lit fl loa r--l fr.r .-: reached k h proportion.-, learned 'T.uxiay, 1 at-?"' Piowili of the w.tr 'ro;r;i::i fici.tl.s of tii w.r in'ii-trih Soar'' fc.ir present f -j,irc of the nppb oon will lii uif 1 nauV'iu.i le. Action u.iii trtkTi at T.iiesöa y meet in of the luird to prevent Meel from rtndsns; its war to Industrie.- not hi!in 'war contracts through re--filing. Mannf.o turei ue;e wame'l that tho-e who ha f obtained steel priority o -der? for war work and later were found to be r-el.incr it to non-war manu facturer?, would hav- their -upplv rut off. Thi practice has been in Vo;rue. the ho;rd leirr.ed. All private onuimej: of ete-! r r.i! hteel product.- ru y ;e eii ilred to einmlt sworn irv.entnrbs of thir tock on hand. It w;i found that manufacturer? had ohtained lartze 'ia ntitien of hteel befoie th ov einment took control of thr entire output. Hy tti.it niennx of the. in ventot j- .1". Ieonard F'eplngle, di rector of ?trel t-upply of the war in i i nt ri - oo.ird. will be able to keep a clone check on all steel m the country. Chairman Hurley of th hippine hoard ronferred todnv with ntTl-dal.- of the war industries board reaidinz the requirements for nh i p huilriinsr ptosram. I'ro-d u(t inri of fihip- l" f-howinp; ?urh a marked improvement that it may he pos sible to tern out five diip a year from earh way in tsnrne yard-, four .hip in other yards, and lesser no n' hers elsewhere. If efforts to ho.ter up the ef!i rieru of the weaker new yards h re Uff e.-sf ;il, it i e,idM)t to oftifial that the hi.c of iel plate mills n)ut b iro leased or the shipping pioiam will be !riaed by !a k of ma tei ia i arl. of the o er 1 sh-ll-sw ept fi-o.j f..r hi- wMi v )!iir;el'- tiirlit - i litr our wav out n- ir; a :i (jiit-hr.f trench furnishes ; The bombardment, which started cround. The ?iv was hustled to th on; of th.e thrill' i s of the w.u. Me- at 11:") at night, lasted through un- renr under heavy puaid. cr-unn k didn't Ret war cio--, h-it til the next day. And this was the' That incident showed that tre b dv rv s o(l- frr tlie way h- con-! sector the said was s;j f e as church. Iluns hive -ot to up earlx in the "When we linally pot above inouiins' to fool the Yanks. Wc ate crcoiiid we were cut off by a couple 'all from Missouri and have to be ft hundred yards from the next sec-.shown. tor of the trench that remained in-j In March. l'Jl. an American hat tact, but we had to t'et oer there j tery to the rißht of us in the w oods du f d himself. He ie up a Kood job as a keeper in Sir.; Slot prison to answer the call that -tiried his Irish blood. HH ep iiei,' e vtltfi ient to thrill all A me-ir.j ns who are proud of their t irhtinte men. He j., a hi-;,' bhic-eyed boy with musdes as tronp as: steel. I heard him spin his yarn when he ame back with us to America. Ve went into the Iorraine c t i.' he said, "on the ni-iit of March T. There hadn't been an- somehow, so we took it on the run. throujfh a rain of all torts of shell?. We made it all right. was subjected to a terrific pas at tack. This battery was in change of Ueut. Hirsch of Philadelphia. The (the boys were j-'ettinf; a strating. too) without any prub. In the aft ernoon somebody said: 'Who'll vol-mteM- to ko back to the second-line. heavy f.nn there for tw o years, the ' trenches and brine: some chow oat l'lcnch felloes told ii- as they came here?' said it was is .-a f e as a "I was niettv hunzrv to out. Tii cirirch. "Wtll. we hadn't lien there "All day we stayed iti this place (outfit was under lire from jras shelN for four days, and as it is impossible for men to keep their maks on for that length of time, eery man-jack In the battery was passed. Iieut. Hirsch refused to leave the battery until the last man had succumbed. I said I i and then he waa so hadlv blinded that he had to he led away. livery clr.u- day our airmen would j "I wa.- pittty hungry i would n. four! "Thert w ere T'.O ommu nieatmp. PTATr nrTAII rDfiPCDP oiHic n u I mil unuoLno IN ANNUAL CONVENTION u ' m$: v4?', ; ft r' n t yvv - s- it-i fii r i -lfi J' --y t f 4 3 i:'ANSVIIu:. Ind . July IT. American troops In France cettinc rcad for dinner. Th.e annual mid-summer meeting of' the Indiana Retail Grocers' associa - , no !,r bd go at us with trenches and I knew it was up to me! t!on with delegate from all o er eer t h inp he had. There was o,nly ihe state present, opened, here Tues- : om nne of trench there. m there .a. it i expe'teil mere rf iiiofe than -4i delegates present be. I was not h ins for feit us to do hut down into our dugouts. There wasn't any communicating trench through which we could letieat to our lines. We lust had t. hold tiiht ami take our medicine. I "I "as in a deep dugout with JJ . men and a couple of officers when a i . heavy -;ninenv ei fer' smacked on topj .V.M.C,. Ind. Julv i 7 -Leipzig ; f t. and i.utieci u- all underneath 1 win soon become .New jeedom be- j tons of earth. I was covered with i e.m-e of the fact that residents o'eaitb ami debris up to my neck, andj e dfive of the meeting Tiiurs- o. nipht. frohleritS of food regu lation Will ' d:-cr,-.-ed mainly. LEIPZIG'S RESIDENTS DISLIKE TOWN'S NAME o up and meet the enemy. When to beat it back over the open conn- we first moved into our sector the try. ! Huns were slightly our superior in Ä, "I w ill confess that the pr ospect .a"er or macnines. out not tor iciidnt appear- verv joyful to me, hut j "-'! ' .envn vamc uui irv i when a man is half starved he be- comes uesperate So I started across The cue and loaned us some planes, and in shoit order the United States w hole (erman army started oansitiK at me and I lifcd to ducn ; , , . into a shell hole. , to he the mo daring and resource- iui oi aviators. i ney excel even the daredevil French rlieis. On I rit let dav I saw an American aviator dive up a on. w iitn mere was a mil 1 : down 2.000 fe "There, hunsry as I was. tick for two hours until I had to started on apain. "When I arrived raupe county lo not like the Hun- j 11 Leipzig w as i t' n;s-li sound of Lei for mer lv ii ticastc -ip.tc !er. h it thei e w as i h another post office which alo had 1 That name and thi- place adapted the lrman na;ne ulm h i- now d.s- ta-teful to its resubnts. T. B. HOSPITAL FOR 3 INDIANA COUNTIES SHKI.HYVll,!,,:. hid . July IT T'lsn- fot ."in! t ii i'd cuioi hospi tal for i-'i:eli. leiatur and K-.sfi c !. 'ltte.c were undr i on-l de ! a 1 1 Oil oy the county oin;ui.--ioners ;n t,. tl-.ve ountie- Tuesday . A tentative sue near Sr. Paul and ad :.. ent to the I'oundarv I in e of the three c-.-nt e is beitvK on-.died. wa- one hour t.efore I was able1 make the least movement toward: ins mv wav out. - ' "There we re a few groans to be j herd. b it mostly it was silent in the wre.Ufd dusout. And no wonder.) fur of tlie orisiual 22 only three cf, us i ernained ali e. 'l-'inall- Ioiked myself free, j ...1 f I .1 - K .. . ...1.. I a;io Munin io Oiliei in.-i "-iio weie a!ie. We were .all hurt, but were stronp enough to try to dip our way up to the surface. "Thi is how we di1 it: ( ne man would dip awnv earth with his bel li. t, then pass it ti he second fel !i., P. o stood half way up the steps b -Minis t the uface. The second ; planes, forcins cne wlleie the me.-s .,,.,! ..i i ;,, , , 1111 III outfit was located, I needed help to.flee carry the chow hack to the hoys at the front. I.ieut. Kllett and Pvt. McCarthy felt sorry for the hungry lads, ami they said they'd s alons " iui file. j I'd i i w iiäl t the ground, remainder to Continued Tomorrow.) A IIOMi; TH AT J S lilt LAM." one of our most We each graL.bed two bis tins of ( prominent .South Lend women called aniu lne oth'," clay when .he mw my horn? at i:s K. South st.. which r um tfrili7 for- uul. t iwi it is ti-.iA t ight, alter a : r U v Hlumi o,iU.ti,.n r .v-... k. ''oubi pi--, the ii at to the third, who would liiiciv the dirt ut of a little opening at the surface. through A Don't Feed Your Bubg Every Time He Cries MANY a mother feeds her baby to make him stop crying Pocr b&by! He stop for a vrhile aiW then it's all the worse. Foe his tiny stomach has had an other load added to its already undigested burden. The baby isn't always hungry. Perhaps he's get ting too much or the wrong kind of food. Nurst him as long as you can. It may be the savinc of his life when he is sick. You'll probably be able to nurse him nine full months, if from the begin ning, yoa use one feeding a day ef Nestie's Food. red-hot stew, thhk with meat vegetables, and1 off we vent. "We put thert iew si..,. m me Hy siauons c me finished and beautifully decoiated shell holest and believe me. those houses of moderate size in the city. 2'Z lads in tlie tiist-line trench were J There are larger homes in South mishtv siad to get the .how. Hut e,ul hut none mote richly rinished. I ll tell you that was the hardest ' Th ""or woodwork in the main dinner f ever rustled for in uiv li fe." ! 1 om l f hU,i' "" not ve- ,i . , , , . ineered), every board of which was . hee ate the tvpes of lads Ainer-i , ,, , . , , , ,. . , , . i personally selected bv .Mrs. Tiionison i.a is -ending asainst me Hun. and in ;.,,, niy.f fr i,HUtv f rain and view of this fact, 1 am certain that 'freedom from imperfections. The the lcai.se!- has no more chance of slidins doors are of tae handsomest w inning this war tha n t 'harley Chap- I Kiain that I have ever seen Tlie lin has of becoming the a t ch bishop ; idling of '.!: lare fronAliving of Canterbury. ! i oom is heavily beamed in so.lid nia- nogany arm wnn painted canva J panels. The walls of all the main looms are canvas covered and were j ne night we noticed a series of j painted by artists from Mandel I light flashes at a point about a mile i brothers' of Chicago. The bath ' behind our battery position. 'room in of pute white (unglazed) Immediately -liter the fin mI.s . 1 wun "-cj-in uam tub and foot i .... ' ceased one or the lociie oatterie lieiran a terrific bombardment, senu- CILM'THK XX. ra U to the l". ?s. A. in. t she lls screaming to a spot in our i rear. oatn ami nun tiled wainscot; a ti!ed-in medicine cupboard with white glass shelves, and with can vased and hand-painted frieze. The 1 dining room is in blue and white. j our suspicions wer e aroused aft-J the frieze being paneled and hand er this thing had occurred two or painted with pictures of old cattle i three times, and they were verified !the next nisht when fome French ! sol iiers bagged a German spy over ; back of us in the wood. The spy 'wan a mere boy. and how he got ; Pack of our lines nobodv knows. and medieval scenes. The swing loors, are of solid mahogany. The kitchen is small, compact and tep pavintr, with perfect ventilation for carrying away food odors and ith a large dumb-waiter running to the cellar making ice unnecessary. The l'rom a tree top this boy had been litfhtins tlx hi res for the house were sending tlashlight signals to the Mcially designe.l for us jn New German lines. g,v,g information York and both the tlxtures and the GIVE hira thJt fee Jini at any hour each day in place of ysur cwn milk ted leave yocrxJt free to take a little air or plea-sure to build up voux en milk. N Tb-?n when weinirf; rirre cesser, you'll just ctve mere fedirs uaul baby is all cn Ncstü's withtut (cclir:? the chne- Nestlfi's Food - ccraes to you ia a u-tight can you add caly water, bod tnd n tttj in Lwf Ü jliLJl x Lr I V J Complete MMi Food it's reaiy. You di't have to worry about sour milk er consumptive cows or ferra ir the milk. Nfst!i's Food it m:lk, only purer than you get m bottles with the toufh curd made easier to digest, and vrith just th njht amount of sugar and cereal added. Send the coupon or a portcard for a tree trial package oi 12 feed ings, and the 96-page book about babies by specialists. 5rus iwi cuHÄvTN f . '-t -ii tKll vr th a If.al when h mm unit ion train.s reached a certain crosioail. The boehe bat- i terir-. shelled the crossroads at the proper moment, with the result that seveial motor trucks were blown up 'and a number of men killed. l u r I o s have t o liardware arc tmishe! in frosted bronze to harmoniice with the ma hogany finih of the room?. There are "three-way" and "four. way" electric switches every where, so that lights- , an b furred on in any room at whatever doer you happen to keep a keen J Titer. -w.it.-h e-.eiv minute f..r carman' .tn..jn i.oce or ,n, ' e..: ., bungalow style of a-chitc t jre nith behind our sleeping room anl bath down ,.Mir- linex tlllOUCll all sorts t),pr- nro thre com mn.lim.. 1 !of avenues. They employ all kind-( room. a separate bath oom and a:i "f trickery to gain their enis. Some j a bundatu'e of closet room on th f them l.m.l behind the American second floor. The heating plant H .'and Prench Imc s in airplane-. The- ! Irfect. w ith hot and roh- uar 0 are disguised in American and I-'rench uniforms. TOKIO. J;.puT J.ily I 7 - Th-Japaner- battle-hip Kawa Iii of 21. tons displacement. bbw up and unk in Tokoyama bay. i,".'i miles: northeast of Nagasaki, rr, July 12. l-'ive hundred members of the crew b-.-t their liver.. The battleship Kawachi was built at Kure in 1912. She carried a com plement of ?i0 officer and men. The warship was fee: long. 4 feet beam and drew i'S f et of w a ter. Her armament c-onsi-t d of 12 ll'-incli guns. 10 tl-inch guns, eight . 7-inch guns and l 2 1 2-poundcrs. Sh nl?o was equipped with rive l inch torpedo tubes. rtlßilPT PA BR T(7c EfiTuPn tills r a -v. '3 I INTER URB AN DAVl C3 III m?T7RPr CLEARING Better Shoes for Less Money at This Store. i SALE I 1 100 SLAVS PERMITTED TO LEAVE U. S. TO JOIN ALLIES IN FRANCE 5o pair, Misses' and Growing Girls' PalcMii Marv Jane Pumps; sold at Sr. .s..... $L45 ,nW YORK. July 17. or.e hun dred Czechoslovaks were given per mits to leave the country to join the allied forces in France by the enemy alien bureau here Tuesday. The men. many of them university students from various parts of the country, marched to the federal i building headed by a band. 25 pair Women's While Fabric low heel lace Shoes; sold at ;2.50. This s .i at $2.50. 1 7R is sale 4 1 . 1 J WASHINGTON. July 17. -Bel gium Tuesday wai given a new j credit of 1.6S0.000. This made to tal loans to Helgium by the United Mates government $123.4 S-h000, and total loans to all allies S-. 28.270. -000. One lot Misses' White Fabric Leather Trimmed Oxfords, sold at S1.95. This sale $1.25 Men's Tan Shoes in Fn iilish and Proad Toe. Good year well, CA HC tor Povs' Tan Shoes, j;ood qualitv; Publish CO AVi toe, for . 40.T"J Men's Muleskin Outing Shoes in brown and olive colors, for Child's Tennis Oxfords, in white and brown; sells at 60c. This sale 45 $1.85 Boys' Shoes, gun metal, in English and (TO jC medium toe, for. .yT"J Little Gents' good qual- Bovs' Tennis Oxfords, j ity Shoes tT-f Qr 4 I IÜJ sells at S5c. This sale . . 65c fiiwd Appgd for VVenvii Men's Black and Tan Oxfords, sold at CO 1C S4.00. This sale. ' J EYES ex a mm ED tor Men's black kid, straight quality, for . . last Shoes, line CO QK 1 Read This List of Bargains. $ . 65 pair 't .men's Patent Leather and Kid l'unip-, 1 p and 2-strap; ..Ki at .v 15. ri 51.95 T his sale, pair 2 1 pair Women'- Patent (; Leather Lace Oxford-; sold f at S 1.-15. Thi CO QCi sale 50 pair Women's W hite j Fabric Plain and 2-Sirap & Pumps; sold at S 1.45. This sale . 50 pair Children's White tii---;- ni l, riv'.,ri.-. . .1 t R 1 tlLUJC I l.l V WAIOUIS, SOUl f. at S1.55. This sale 4 5 pair Misses' and Growing Curls' White Fab ric Fibre Sole Marv .Jane Slippers; sold at S 1.25. This sale . 95c j 95c 90c medium tx for DT H. LEI7IONTREE. Iih ZVrad'a lading OpWtrvtrirt and llttt SOCTU MICIIIQA.f ST. C SELF. 2)aü 1 314 SOUTH MICHIGAN STREET Spy (n)T ST 021; a II ,Vfn' -ihfi. nluii-i l,it1i-lJ iIS.Il v.' Vl.V'Wv., I Uli I I IW.ll.il lj er, with CO Qu N i ji in 1 1 i ) irriT-;-T tr--" ' '- tlHI .I pii. lLJ WIU II II 111 i iff tit ' " "t'i' tni i n wu. -.. INTEBUBBAM DAY 1 .1 m j "T 1 1 ri ml q Uufiu (1 Nfißß Cniuinrnn S fA V'f I'J v each floor. The llrpt floor i T.oored tin olid oak including even tlie! clouts and -ewing room. I A not h-oine of them hang around ttaff : build the houe to -ell. but for my heacbua rters trying to Mtcak infor- ! own usp, and I spared no ePen.-e ! mation while others go boldly into I the trenches and mingle with th t orticer and men; I heard of one I case where a spy in the uniform of s - at all to make it in every possible way a convenient and beautiful home. I would not sell it at any price for the fact that my evangel istic work takes me from South Hend a Yankee lieutenant appeared one j monthf in the year. It is not a niht in an Amin-.in tieiich. and vt :) to i h . pta i n : "Wr a i ; fail l;it 1 at out e t l lie f-vond line." Tue feinte! .f anfiiu in the fel lnu" sp h ar i'c1 th c aptain' yufpienoi. .-nd turne! hi tlar-h- h-ap plac e in any sense but if you wish a beautiful home. read -built, at fully a third le.-s than it would ojft you to iect it today, and with out the cre and ann"yance of plan nins and huild'ns, 1 . m .ir yoj " ill '--r inte r.'ted. lr. H. A. Thm 'n. Adv. A chance to buy your present and future Apparel Needs at 25" to 50 less than future prices. These are days of War when the cost of clothing is going higher each day. Present retail prices are as low as the wholesale prices of next season. We state this fact so that our patrons will fully appreciate the importance of this Sale. That presents an opportunity to save large sums of money by purchasing while prices are at the lowest. War Sale of incomplete linos of Ellen's and Young iVIens Suits n t - u 5 i h fi f 1 i : Incomplete lines of Suits which formelv reduced to v)ü(!i Incomplete lines of Suits which formerly sold up to $35.00 now Tii reduced to .... ty&WziUW THE BIGGEST SHIRT SALE EVER HELD IN SOUTH BEND For the first Interurban Day we are going to give you your choice of our $1.50 and $2.00 Shirt values all guaranteed fast color and bright snappy patterns in all the newest shades. Your choice i r t i Interurban Day Special Silk ShirtSale Interurban Day $5.00 and $6.00 SILK SHIRTS Interurban Day $6.50 and $7.00 SILK SHIRTS $ A -95 IT Interurban Day $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 Straw Hats reduced to .00 $p ffrfl 1 4 on all Leghorn and Panama Hats i !J J j u a COMPANY 2 7 oufh rkiichigan "l i '-jj-LÜ..' 7 II M !!