South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 122, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 May 1916 — Page 4

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Mf)MV i:Vi:.IVC, MW t. 1910. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

REVISE CREDIT

ATING5 IN CHI Chamber of Commerce Bureau Rendering Valuable Aid to Merchants. The ('re.)it Kitinu' '.'irfu; of the fouth "li mii't r of or.r.o r e is no-v r-i itlr.-c -ory erlit ;. '- ;ih r of the S' "it'.! Pnl stops :ir...l is tie voh-ipint-' into ore or" the mot Important br;inhe- of this husin-.-. organization. It H "instantly l.-'r.'; brouiht up to (Lit- t.j iivi'iirics. yi.rK''iona ami r-b-il r.utii-'s. An aevjritf rer-eni of very pup bus ; v- ho has f rsJ i.Nt'l the pnv.le "f j cr'Jit h; a matter of re.nl. Ti:r ; experiences of Mer' hants v!i ! o-j lor,-.; to the Chnm'er f Comrnrn.e hf Ins eompibil by a re niy reft rencf system. At pie;iit there, is a total of nearly l".evo names on the Idee. Tli. mcluib -s Ho-th I'.- u 1 and r Solent of the s'lrrte.-noinic territory, who have been kivti eledlt I y South Bend iii"-:-har:t.s. A concise e br-sth vation has b -n jn-. pared indi. ;rir-r 'vh'ünT ;hj .Tson is prnmj't to uv, s :fo to t l'e-jit l'Jt r!mv to l-a, uiv. Li - -arily tardy in niakini; j-a inonts. ;,a s. bat i-. r'HKy ut! should 1 K.ici: hrnit-1 1 reait. and tho.-v from vhn'ii it is thoT-'ht l-t st to .b-rn.iTid i !.. Anotf.T iron U tho ar.ni:;nt no v cwol by th- creditor. Ti::' cnabb--? tl.e t::ereh int.s t nrote: t t lu in.-t 1 . .. v atlioat p:iir offe-.s. to t!,..-e '-n-tilb-d to credit, and j.rev ntir: th".--fio Irr.poTC c l the mile-re, fr? ti d.'tainirji r-redit from an stor. tb it is a member of ti Chamber of Commerce. Manv jnoreM tnts i-r" wiitlnr th -:r f i.stonx rs who ate d -lnnai nt in tiuir i,ayrr.ntH and .!:"-estin that they jay nj to L t oi d eai. ecredit ratlr.-: und'-r the new A larv:e numb r i p..rl ma llent eoll' c tion.v on this 1 It hay resulted in eh-arin' a; : l a - . a 1 1 a in: mb.r of old acccoints that ha or. the ! oi)js for a lon-T time nre 1 in:' distri'ut-n a I a ;ddlv a-: ' tjm!ii' and nvrch.t'o c. n them at any .tine.; by c.illiiu obtain at the Chamber oT t n: nu r '. In cities where rat adtouatc ratir. sy-tni is enforced. thousanls of 'o'lars nre heir'.? Jo-t annually oy t yierolinir credit permis-uously. A credit ratim: f this kind is of in-j estimable value to thoe who tai a-iva nta-e of it, and w itli tl: ' oop ratlon ot interest. 1 merchant the reiults me of trei;ienloi;.s be.vi This burau is planned to prote t the ir.er- Iiar.ts fiom l-al ae ' inls. fteperts nrt- kept strictly c".i'i!Mili:iI I ;rul v.vry pun I:;is.t who is : 1 1 i t T I to hani. the merchant is s r.id an e-n-i-Ii.s amount of work, worry apd liccjueatly total b s.- on ac n:nt of eteniliruy crtelit whe'i"c noia.- is dev ei. COURT WILL DECIDE CUSTODY OF CHILDREN, VICTIMS OF DIVORCE Who will ha e the cii-t"d of pretty Thelma and i.eona I'orstb uer. victim? of the dii.r"e eoiirt. is a matter which Judu-e läiiik wiil bv ealled Upon to eh ci.'.e l!et Monday iiietrnin-r at 11 o'clock. .Mrs. Harriett Fbrstbatur procured a divorce from her hi.-: m!, Adolph, in F14. The decree w as -c ure d through defaalt. the hush-i p.; m.ikirvc no omtcM. Tb.e ediiblrt-n were j;ien tu the custodv of the iiH'ther. A Joari' w a set for M o iday i mornim.'. !,u; it dedoj-d tb.at the. two children were r.ot m tb.e eo.;rt j room. They had been s ibpenaed , !y Atty. S.imi:ei F. S.hwart., whort'i'tfstnts the lius! .mil. t- be in the, court room, l a: the l;i;'.and vas uu- ' able to serve the pape:. Tli w r . anted as witnesses. The mother a Inutlcd in (.a:itj th.tt the children had been sent t' Midi '.can and were i.: within th ji.i isdiction of the cmirt. Th J lah'tilTs refused to co en v. tth the e--ise until the cb.i! Item wer broucht in, and Ja!e I'at.lv h.arced tlie mctb.er witli app'.-.riif next I Moi'.d.ay with the tv. o vr: The husband alle-; U:s ji'ru:r.!s ft' hav t a-todv .i" the children takeü away trom his former wife tli.it slie v: d :ot probb a proper homo for them.. SARAH JANE WOOLMAN

estate is probated:;::;,:;

The state f Si man. w ho die el Apr: l!e, was admitted t e uit court M(niia t, t . v. ,.,;.! :i täte alue 1 at c.-tate 'f J .and a personal is left. By the tern: the' sam,. ::: tl. will prob. i ted : iv c n John N ' w ;rli-I-v .r. a .'t' v 0 to A:;. ba r. Turn i: I. .1 !..e'i I -idie in a i 1 t o J ,i 1 : l :! r, a nu c. du. I f the e sta'e is ,w a : ; - Alie il : i'l ami The and tb.e f Fe I .:. Wo.O.ni m. Fd-.tr '.. We..!; Jo-eph . Wo. '. an ,- ; s.-u Mvt twli'eat New '.li!:-;. la t Tiano'd is a r- ..l :it F i tili: "iTicr.s on-. 1NFI.VNAF -L:S. M.;. 1 . id;.- dist ur ba in i r b ' il be , ,r vie- to.'i-.y w us a slr.e ef l1'. b e-S il.! tt-i .!. !..an.l;: Tb i r - . . i . i i . . i . to : : i i -w ; i ;n ;d" ers a d m . t ! e:r str'b.e r.i sy.r.p itby v. ,:h . r : tb.. r lr...- ti ides -ni"n. ' llt'.i e . I f I ; -

NINGS IN AND

DE A THS .MKS. i;va iioiuriiTs. Kv;i Koherts. residing Mrs miles two euist of Mishavnk;i. died at lie.ilthwin c.imp at 1 o'clock Monday morning after an illncs- l;tinir our- ytar. She was born June 21, lS". arul had lieJ in this ioinity r.;y,n.:,h WT uiX.,! l,.',,n.l.-h,r.. l!,,l.,rtMI,r.f!m-, Iltfh'-rt, h-r mother. Mrs. It. A. Fethrs, on brother. Ccnrso I'ishburn of Miha', aka, and the followins' sisters: Mrs. Ceore Allemnnir of South I.er.J. Mrs. Ilarrv Creairor of

Mishauaka. Mrs. Cilber't I'ittman of i th" I-relirninaris to the championPlymouth, aral Mrs. Pre.l Sc hleids of j ship ontrsts for the sehool bast V-all

n.ir.".t-M. Vt. miss. i:os 1'insowiTs. Mrs. st.. Hun-hiy. IM t. Itosa li d I Nt? owitz. 1.11s at II ea It h win . am p t vi i e was born May 2n i:noi,r thicks. Find' If Tl.rcs, infant .-.n of Mr. Sherrill I and Mrs. Lewis Thre.-, ,v j t.. di d Sunday morning following I a short illness. He was born Sept. 7. in South Ib-nd. Funeral serie.s were held at the C.erman ";it!iolie church Monday morninpr at j b' o'rb.ck. l:ev. .1. M. Sherer otliciat- ( i u iC". 5'ur;al was in Cedar Crove i rem terv. I MltS PAMI I, TUOMhV. Mrs. l.iriiel Tv.nmey, s years obi, mother of IMward Twomey of this ity. died at a hospital in Ft. Wayne, following a short illness. Saturday e( nine. She i.j survived by IMward , a n Thomas, the latter of I'lvmouth i I'uneral services will be held from her residence at Columbia Cjty, Ind.. Tuesday morninir at 1 1 : o o'clock. FUNERALS mfs. m:yi:ii.i.i:. i ' i . . . ... . i . ; ..- m .... 1 i "Ol' l.ll .-T'IiH'.- IUI .11 I ' I. II. I I Levrilb. C'aZ Harrison a v.. will be iii i ' i i i win I'.- mi lUl( 11, J IM.T j 1 ' day rnornimrat '. o'c hn' Fev. F. J. Carroll will oihciate. Fairial will he

b.-( u j in Cedar Croe cmetery. The body I'danl.slmiv be viewed from 1 o'clock this

a ft'-rr.oon until the liour of the funeral. i HE WANTED A NICE I LADY-LIKE JOB. GETS A "PASS" FROM CITY For several days Detectives lme ir.il iner watcnen a ceri uu laioei , sh.iftle-s appc arin-.: character w ho was free;uentint; the streets. Finally the man told Fixer that he was looking fi r ;l job. Diver sti'l kept an eye on the fellow and a couple il ays later istw htm stannine; ai ine mnier m . . . -i a i- .-. m I Main t. and Colfax av. Feteotivo i was a Jon;: and while Fiver ;' Lane 1 h.ls i artner sto-nl tbere. a con-.-'ruition man came up to the detec tives. "Where can I ret sonie men to work for trie." he asked. "I sure iff 1 some help." 'D-uft know. was the replies driven by the officers. Then Fiver spud has frhmd, the man in search of a job, leaning up ;it,'ainst a buihli n s-r. I FiveT and Iine hurried over. I "Want a job?" they ma n. What kiml of a job asked tlie lie qursj t iore'il. I "Shovclim: at 2..r.e a day." "No. I want to do house work, cleanin-'. t.." be reilied. hautfhtily. F.oth detectives looked at th. man for a minute then Larry Ime-'s Celtic V 1 1. I I 1 I-ll.l ' Orabbintr thel e neck. Iarry bpod t'e-trail to rise man bv the- nap of the :-tarted hiiTi toward the police sta tion. Well you'll cret wrk. farm work ,p,n nstat and al'out 14" days of declare! the detective as he hurried the job hunter toward Chief Kerr's olhce. Then' th man admitted he didn't w.tnt t work and was escrtel out of tb.e city. BUSINESS MEN'S BIBLE CLASS TO HOLD SHOOT IN CHURCH BASEMENT I'tTM-n-i paitic the Fresbyterian cherch next Thursday evenim: need ba- io fear that Villa is c'iniiu I -hoald they he.ir an occasional voli i .. .r l, ... .-. .1 TVr I iTiTtinrntl'i ie Ol oois .'uu. . i to. - i i . . v . . . . . c! iss of busine-ss men on that evening vvi',1 hold a "shoot." i:i-!. au.l revolvers have- been s-curd and the walls of the basement are be inc titte.l w ith tarcets. wher the members of the lass will practic.' liittin.c the b ill's eye. In allini.'srio(' pit-hinii witn r ite r sinus a 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 i hi ii i Ii.- wiiu .-i.- .. i 1 .11 . I, -. . J ,-.,n.i-la tb.ive 1 ii arranced for tho-e not . . . . v. .t i

.1 t. ' ' i l .u I.I- l'p ."l.v-oi. (t New Car-) I':-. Lippm tt's lass is compi sed : ..! in i !!-'' a,,, at V' bnine-ss and prof ssin-?.-. F.e-ti -- ; .,1 n eu. and e-a h is exp cted to t'rins

i a -;!tst a Catherine; f 1 Co is leI ::.c pb.r.neeb W. . Favie-s. wlio is in I t 1 t. ' , e oi' tlie i e s thi- as arra nemi i;:s. anthe hrst 'f several which tb.e cla.s will a!. r t a l t i m n t s i bo i ; oth rs in. lad- trij ,r.;rv a Till r.earbv lakes. to the j , e Ml NAWAS FI T TO WOF.K. II. nr Fo.v.is and Jolm Sweeney, tb.e two Hartford. Conn., boys who wer p. .bed up here as vagrants by the police ho-: week, have been put to work. Chief K-rr secured tb.e hois jobs and both declare that tb.ey .ire wilhr.i; t stay in South Ibml a:.u 1 woik TL e ran a.vav fnuntiicir Th i . ma. b. s.mie little listincm c iety w rin.i n. but tion ill heme; a the t.tb- hardlv t W r t.iKs J'Te'Cedi i.i t o r plain "Moth't sioi.c. Fcuri.i Ji'urr.al n a tmb-

LAUHELANDKALEY

EID SECTIONS Three More Games to be PlayCCJ jn SChOOl PfC liminaries. Thür mor slimes will be ph.yel title, l.ai'r! U the winner in th central division of the .hd haue ,'in-l K.ilt-y has the honor in the west (Jivl.-ion. The :-'anie Saturday between ! Kiver Park and ,t. Iledwlte hay boon thrown out, b. cause ach team played ineliijibh nun. !t will be pbiyed over at I-epr park Wednesday af teinoon. The St. lled ite boys will play the Flder No. U lvnm Tues,l:iy at Oliver i)ayi:ro,ind. F'der Xo. 1 and Muess. 1 Xo. 1' will play a postponed ;:aMe Tucsda. Three teams, St. Fatric k's. Oliveand Stu lebaxer, are tt-d for t'rst I lace in the south division. The first 1 (.line to break the tie will be played between Oliver nnd St. Fatrick's at diver playground Ti'esday afternoon. Stuilebaker will meet the win1. i" on Wednesday afternoon. The Ward and Comnu reial leagues w j 1 i no1. K't stu ted until May !', a wee: r.ed. later than had been plinTlm entrl'-r hbd were to e.os-c list Saiurday. nave oeen eteii(h d until Jl.iv b I !if time ". as cxteTplei: owiiv-J to the bad veathir. which h-is ;er.t a nam iter of teams fiom oratiiiii. l'ollowini ;t.re the entries that haw r.l ready been lecei'.ad for th Ward lea.-: ues- First ward. Mellos and Colfax; second w ard, I lie hlan lers, K;.j J ) II hJ MIKI h-ll Tt'l, L (IUI III MUP liti'M.i, sr, Jusoph II. X. i.. arri 1. Satiiple Xo. , Little Jots and Z. F. Turne rs, fifth and seve nth wards. Cnav M. I-:., Mishawnk-i Faptist church and feair others. 1'ive elubs have been entered in the Conur.e-re ial levj.oo i.nd. ic is probable- tiiat me will 1 ; entered from the Stud Voa I.e. face ry. Th followine teams win piav; Cutte;M." .ii'if ict;:r:jr-c Co, South Fend VÖM-lt-n Co., South Fend Tool and I;tihc Co, South nerd t,,v Cat., and the .South Fend W'atdi 'n. BELATED TAXPAYERS FLOOD COUNTY OFFICE With today the la.'t da f..r th--payment f the first installment of 1 '.' 1 5 taxes, tb.e treasurer's oitice at the- oetunty court hous- was; Idle 1 .ith belated tax payers Much of the iTionev had been paid In earlier in the month, ami during the list elays of last week taxes fremi corpoiations were1 brie.ifht In. Lvldence of prosperity in South Fend is shown by the statement of Tr-.!eirer Fred W. Martin to the eflcct that In instances where the smaller ta payers had only senall amounts to pay, such as $10 or instead of paving onlv installment, which was d,ie at this time, they settled for the entire year. Saturday was a rush day and 501.000 was paid in at that time. It was expected that the total today would reach in the neichborhoo 1 of SMO.OoO. Total tax collections w ill re ach J7"a.f no. ELECTRICIAN'S REPORT SHOWS BIG INCREASE Fey N. Fu key, city electrician, report for the work has issued his done the e' ctrical TVpartment :..rinr the month ot April. The' rejpoit !,".f.S to the board of pubic; we, ks. nut a taole of comparisons is added stnoviny; the incn-ase in tlie- busm ; s of tlie- electrical department U;riu-- the past threo 'ars. The comparative table is tor the b ne'ir of tho.-e ceuincilmen wh are objectinc- to an assi.-tart in tie: e le tra al departnient. S me ef the c coiiu-ilmen assert that the work of tlie lepartment :m b ehuie by one man. while tlie board f works ano tlie electrician insist lhat it is impossible to e-any on the wark e !' la.a ritl without help The hx'tric iar.'s report follow: 1st. I. a? i: i:lo Ind.Con J Ficht inc j I'o we r i b.eatc r ajt aratrs . . 1 Shuw i-peration . 'J Total numbi'r in-petions .. Tot.ii n niiUr e ondemriatior.s Fe r tent ed' comle mnations . . Atte'ianti d inspCi tioiis Fermits issued 1 lv rvtil receipts The electrician submitted a co.-i-j.arative repoit sla'winc the in reifor viomh of Atril and for the t ist jUaT-; during tlie ;a-t three Table oi Couipari-on.. Total ir.-i'K't i ins. F.'l Mnth e.f .;ril in7 Fir-t pa ert r .". . e .iis F.'l l : GRAND JURORS PROBE USUAL ROUTINE CASES The- cr.ir.d j.:ry Monda.v an a' in estic ition into crimes and tnis.b m-in ors c ampaiite 1 in the' lat. during the inc aside i last thrrem the e nvntiis. N"tiil:.'U..l loutllle of l.cand over ease- is epei t, ;r, (-,,.,.,. before the 'jurors. Thoe who co.Ttj oe the- panel tb.is term are-: Fhvd J. Feyn-r. Fita-m township; F. 11. la. p'. Liberty to.vr.shm; (I-rc H. Fue h. . 'enter t w i.-hip; Job.n Aib -rt. Fern township: Fnsin.-r Humi .ic' ib-.rr.:- towr.sbip; John I'.uel', Forta-Te township.

ABOUT

CITY COURT DOCKET OF 35 CASES CONFRONTS WARNER ON MONDAY Ju'je Warner was mfronted with ;. heavy hket Monday mornirr. 'b' caes bein on the itv e iurt sheet. Court continue! in session the- :rre.ter part cf the niornin;r Nine nie n e harc?d with intoxication appeared before the judae. 'i.e ( t them I ein- hned r sentenced, one suspended, one db nds -c d. atal two other cases eontinued. Steve Malecki, 104 Fisher st.. suffered most, bein:: sentenced to spend 30 las at li c county jÜ. AHhough a plea v.-as made for leniency, the uid-'e pointed out that Mälei'ki had already !ac"i intoxication chaises seven times and has been charged vith e.'.rryin concea!e't weapons, larceny. a-a ilt and battery ami a r.u .-.ber of eaher ui'sde -iF-. D.-vid T lat of Ikell escapeel .vitli a suspended fine of Jl and costs ami was ordered tj o back to the larm. .liaise Wan. er v-ie te yiuiK man :. Ifcture ti the'- suh.ieet of booze. Ihrtcharcl Koener, janitor at the Orpheiim theater, was )enr.iT.t I to free, Charles Allardt of the Orjiheun:. refu-dne to prosecute. The case of Irvin Iiichardiron vvas on-, i'nued i :itil Tr.esday for imesticawhile Josx'ph F.o?, 142 Anthony ft., v ill lie tried Saturday lrorrin,'. IJoss was arrested at the rciust of his wife. Julia I.oss, ;mk1 it is expected that th case will be settled etut of court. II. W. iormar., Fowr.:riac, Mich.; Fa id Fe-ker, Tom snyier and James Matthews were fined $1 and costs eaf,h. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO INITIATE BIG CLASS I H'S'ives Will he (iiwn Sunday, .May 7 at American Mall by I'niersity Team. Notre Fame council. Kniphts of Columbus, will exemplify the second and third decrees of the order to a class tf 7 f candidates on Sunday, May 7. The class will consist of 4' candidates from the university. ITi from South Fend and live from Nil es. Mich. The council etf St, Joseph. Mich., is also -pected to send candidates. The degree work will tak place in American hall at 1:30 p. m. The thinl decree will be conferreil by Charles Chambers, assisteel by Jack Loftis and st.iff ctf Chicago. This team exemplified the decrees at the December initiation and their work was the best seen here in years according to reports. Tlie team of the South Fend council will exemilify the second le.trree. The initiation banquet vill be serve! in the tapestry room at the Oliver hotel, at i'r.V.Q p. m., at which the knights ami their ladies will 1? present. A short procram has been arranged. The Collegian's orchestra will furnish the music for the occasion. J. F. Smith, II. F. Walters. I,. F. James ar.,1 F. Vincent Mooney of the Notre Dame council are in. char.ee of the arrangements. The following candidates will be piese'nted by the university council: Henry Fowney. Carl Moser. Fernard Lynch, James Ryan, Joseph Kearns, 1'reman Fitzgerald, John Campbell. Harry MeNi. hols. Arthur Moore, Harry Kedhy, William D. llannon, Lai'hael McCafiery. W. J. Ferron. 'Ihomas Kelby, Km met Itohyans. Fucene McFrile. H. J. Cleary, Fmmet Keefe. Walter Duey. F. i:. Kaufman. 1 J. Cleary. liiehar! Daly. Lawrence Welch. John M. Miller. Jerome .Miller. Leon Fussell. Ale-x-amler Scrpanik, Frof. V. ( . O'Coni.tir. John Txilhda, Ward Farrott. 'harles Sche-an. J. K. Kline. Joseth 'Sullivan and William Susan. SUIT OVER CASH BOND AGAINST ATTORNEY IS SETTLED OUT OF COURT The damace suit tf Frances Weberin a c a i r.st Atty. Farry Se-anlon, in w hich she b.ared him with collecting a cash bond and devcdini; it l. his own uses, has been lismissel in superior court. The plaintiff alloced th;it on A up. 2, l: 1 ". she was held m a criminal action before Justice IMwin Donahue i l Ferric-n i'outity, Niles. Mich. Her bond was :i'd at :J:oiu which Avas furnislied by Charles Hodgson. Shj later placed a cash bond of a like amount to indemnify he-r Ifondsnu-n a-iainst any loss. m Sejit. lu the eae was dismissed according to the complainant. The plaintiff alleces further that Atty. Scanlon wa-nt to Justice Donahue and represe'iitirit; to him that he was still actinc as her attorney, he collected the J-'Mi. She further aver-? that she demanded the money but that lie refused to plve it to her. It is understood that the case wa? settled outside, of court. WOMAN ENJOINED FROM MOLESTING PASTOR A temporary injunction retraininc Fosa c'zech from mole-stint. Francis J. Kloz. pastor )f the St. Mary's of the Holy Kosary Folish atb.edic church. was issued by Jud-e Walter A. Funk Monday u.ornins" in the circuit ca.urt. In hi.-j !.:11 of complaint the minister eh irreel that Mrs. Czech on April 13 i.tered tl.e chr.rcli at Foil Dunham st. and interrupter a funeral service. He also charged that previous to this .he broke a win.'.ovv pane. The injunction enjoined the woman from molestinsr tb.e minister in b.is oifaial capacity either at the hure-h or parsonace. Read NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

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USING TALK p 1 BS LU ÜL Miss Wolf to Speak Before Federation and Kaley Club This Week. Four civic club meetings, two of which will be addressed by Miss "Elinor Wolf of The News-Times staff, who will talk on "South Fend'a Housing Problem, ' will be held this week. The Civic federation. , composed of representatives of the 1.1 civic clubs, will meet tonight and it is probable that the housing question will be taken up. Miss Wolf will speak. Kaley and Fiver Park clubs will me-et Tuesday night. Miss WoF will talk at the Kaley meeting. Other numbers on the program follows: Selections. Housekeeper orchestra; piano solo, Katherine Fhrhatt; vocal solo. Mary o'Frien; Hebrew sketch, Itoscoe Ueinebold; piano solo, Mis.i Kimble; stereopticon views showing. pageants ami festivals in various parts of the country. Sample Civic club's meetirg Welrsday night will be for every person living in that vicinity. Committees were appointed last week to investigate housing conditions, following a taik by Miss Wolf, ami the reports of the investigations will be heard. The Stmlebaker club will meet Friday night. Besides the housing proposition, the i i- federation will elise uss the arrangements for the address by Herbert Figelow at the high school auditorium Sunday afternoon, the civic club centennial celebration on May jfi, and the municipal picnic; at Hum Village on July 4. NICHOLSON INN, NEW TEA ROOM, WILL BE OPENED ON TUESDAY Nicholson inn, a tea room owned and managed by Mrs. S. W. Nicholson. 41 S W. Wayne st., will ' e opened formally Tuesday on the sixth lloor of the new Farmers' Trust building. It will be conducted along the same plan a the Lexington and the Robertson tea rooms. Tablo d'hote and a hi carte meals will be served at stated hours an 1 light lunches ami tea during' morning and afternoon. Mrs. Nicholson is an experienced manager, having -eted in that capacity at the .Robertson tea. room until recently. The Inn is a very attractive place. It occupies a large, airy room at tho west end of the building overlooking Lafayttte and Jefferson sts. Tho walls are linished with mottle brown with stencilled mural decorations in shades of brown and green, with an elfective touch of blue. The window hangings are of cretonne with tan and rose figures on a black and white striped background. I-"urnish-ings are in fumed oak. Specially Dolgmtl Funiiture. One of the interesting features about the furniture is the fact that, with the exception of the chairs, it was built by Mr. Nicholson. Ills handiwork is representel in the pedestaled tables, the especially designed serving tables, buffet and tho racks for wraps and umbrellis. He also designed ant made the unique serving trays ami contracted the tattle and tiers of shelves which are included in the kitchen equipment. Hie kitchen is modern in every- respect ami is arranged in detail to conserve the time and energy of the help. One of the important features of the equipment is a huge oven, home made bread stuffs of every description having been elected the specialty of the Nicholson Inn. Meals will be served from 7 a. into 700 p. m. during the week, and from s a. m. t 7:;io p. m. on Sundays. .Mrs. Xichok-em will accommodate parties, including luncheons and dinners, large and small. After theater suppers will be served by appointment. At the opening Tuesday a special lunchec.n reservation will be made for the Woman's Fining club, and Friday the Second Section of the Department of literature of the Progress cd ub will be served at tea. CHAUFFEUR FINED FOR SPEEDING SAYS "COP "HAS IT IN FOR HIM" Fussell Kinsey, 410 Pine st.. chauffeur for the Spiro Clothing store. wa hned $1 and costs in city court Monday morninir for exceeding the ypeed limit. Kinsey asserted that he was the victim of "spite work." declaring that Officer Wil liam V solek "had it in fc r" him. Wcsloek denied this and sail that he had warned Kinsley a number ef times. ffieer omstead tes'.if.ed to the sain fai-ts. Kin.-ey 1 aid his tine. W. M. Vener, 112 Waw.-ka av., anil a representative of the Franklin Motor Car Co.. scape-d with a s i.--p nde.i line e.f fl and costs when he testified that he did net know the ear lie was driving was without license numbers'. Vener told the eoiirt he had been drivinL- the ear with a manufacturers' license and some of the ptrage employe had removed the number.- from the car during his absence. George Silverman. 17 years old, is charged with operating x jitney bus while under age and with speeding, lie will be tried Wednesday. Yo'jng Silverman has been .11 court previously on similar charges.

SIX BOYS ARRESTED ON CAR DENY ROWDYISM

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court Monday morninir ami pleade not frailty to usm: profanity in fori .r public place. The cases were pet trial Satunbav. The sextet was rested Sand. iv night by Othcer Koe'zarawskI f ir creating a disturb- ! amy on a south side car. Tho youths ' are Fay Foots, l.tOl S. Main st.; ; Ieon;ird Scholtz. 112.1 F. Pissel st.; j Sidney Heall. New Carlisle; Carl Car- I son. Valparaiso; Fdwin Mobile, j Hattle Creek, and ra Archibald. 2 32 Milton st. j According tc F. I. Hardy, superin- i tendent tf transportation for the C. S. F. ex- N. I. ( o.. the complaint in the case- was maele by (George Frown, lr.F S. May s'.., a passenger on the car. who, Mr. Hardy said. hal asked the company to have the six men arrested. At police headquarters. while bonds were b-?ing arranged, all tf the men denicel having used unbecoming langiu.ge. and denie! they had caused any unnecessary disturbance among the passengers. The car was in charge of Conductor J. F. Clemmons and Motorman Charles Foreman. COAL STRIKE IS AVERTED BY NEW CONTRACT (CONTLNFFF l'FOM PA OF ONE.) New Ycrk harbor begun tf lay whn the entineer.i oT praetic:.! every tug and lU'hrer phir.g on Hudson and Fast livers and New York bay went en rik- for in iiic.-casi "f wages atio rccosnit:on of the union. ( nly ?.0 pj?s out .)f th i 00 normally In coram isio:i are st-'l in srvite. Fcfore the strike? wa , half a do:;en hours eld a :Utge.-tion of freight hal begun to appear. The strike urff-cts cargoes vaojc 1 at -000,001.', many of w hi 'u con; st cf war siiiplies for the allies. sthiki: i:Tr.iis si-:cx)xi vi;i:k. PITTSFCUGF. IM.. May 1. Entering its s'.'Ccnd week, the sf.tike of J'O.OOO employes of the Westinghoiie interests in tho Pittsburgh district continued quiet!' today. A elemonstration is planned for late this afternoon, during which a parade to the Kdgar Thompson steel works at Fraddock w:ll be made in an effort to have the employes of this plant walk out. l.LKVATOK MVS STKIRi:. POUT AUT1 IFF. Ont., May F Two thousand employes of the Terminal eleators here and at Pert William struck to-day for higher warres. Otbrialsj of the company were adamant, and cleclared they will continue working hhe mills -w ith foreign labor. The men have been getting .to cents 'an ho-ur and 4"j cents for Sunday work. WASHINGTON. May 1. Tho strike of the ".COO laborers on the irovernmenfs railway in Alaska has been settled. Trie department of justic to.biy reo veil a telf;ram from JiTy F. .M. Frow n of the Aliuska district, saying that an agreement had been reached and that the strikers held a hie celebration. DIVORCE. FIFTY DOLLARS AND ASSAULT IN CLASH Judge Warner Orders Men te Settle Financial Dltliculties and Appear Again. Judge Warner faced mite a problem In city court Monday morning, when Jacob Mensat. 2027 Indiana av., and M. Tomenko, 1004 V. Dunham st.. were trie.l fr assault and battery upon each other. The' story a. s brought out by the testimony runs like this: Tomenko mr t ried a certain woman. During their matrimonial career they borrowed $f0. Then Tomenko's vife ran away with Mensat and Tomenko got a divorce. In the meantime he paid off half of tle $00 debt and left the remaining $23 to b. paid-by h!s former wife. After Mrs. Tomenko was divorced fhe marriel Mensat and tho couple returned to South Bend. Several days ago the Mensat and Tomenko families met at the home of a mutual fiiend. The matter of I the borrowed money earn' up for discussion and in the argument that ensued, Mrs. Mensat, the former Mrs. Tome-nko. slapped Tomenko. Then Mensat struck Tomenko. according to the .-tory, and Tomenko retailtated by hitting Mensat on thehead with a bettle. Then the polb e arrived on the scene. Judge Warner listncd to the testimony for a considerable time. At last he ordered the two men to settle the financial difficulty -nl appear before him again next Monday when judgment in their eases will bo made. HST 111 FFALO LIVK sTOfK. I JAN I l'.l t I -VLo. l.. - " . ! CA'ITLI-K-eiitiH. 4.2TU hea-1. Mark.ti Slow. i-nine rn-ik. c." -"'" . pr"er. Jti.lT.''.Iy.): but tir gra!- .7.2.' ('.i(n); heifer. i7 Vd.y; i-w y'z 7."ri; bulls. -fi 7.7.1 : tuib h eon s uzA spririirer. .."o ruf i p oo. 'ALVKS- li.- et'pti. 2.4'M "b'-.-ul. M;irket slow. Cull t .-to'.r-e. $4 .Kr. shi;i:p am ivmüs- u.-h t. '.." 1:ch Market tietlve. 'b.l buu. flO i!' -.": rnll to f ;iir. Kr '..TT. ; vearllnifs. ?7 -S.2"J : Kb-ei. .f.'bo' o;; s oo. H;j;s Reve-if.'m. 14. .".oo. M.'.rk.'t ''- ire. Yorkere. X .2.1;lö.ir, ; pi-. ?rfo: rjlxed. $lo l.-.'fp) 2.1; ln-nvy. .b I.V.? pi 21 ; n-ugLs. $; '..iy.7.1: stk-.. .;..1."; 7 .". MONEY AND Nirw YOIiK. M.iy K( IIAM.L. 1.-4 'all iiior.ey n t'jo Ti r of the Nv -bang tlav riil'! at York St.k E-i-o.j per f-er.t : Uch. 21-.' r-r rent : Time :i;..i!-y Eat. -i rf : ''. . V. HS II ' I l ir ' e I t. W :.'"..:! !:'i-b bty. -..''..! per . lit : 4 ri:nth T.t ; 1 :i l.i v.. "n" te jKr -ut: .1 Moütl.M. ui. i.tbs. :;4 p.-r -u. The ruark-t fr p r ent ; rrirr.e Mf-nrisr.tiV lbi'.er whs .Iu.! "ii 1 1 ir...je i:i Lot,1iu today ,i 4 '; ' P-r eilt. Strli:;g Ex-b:it:' .v. p:!i-t v. nil bii-lifus in I'.-ink'Ts IblN nt "4 i-ann-li 7 i f-. o-ii.ij- Piws. bill-

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PTflP ilftDT TIM I I i U Uli I r ill I U J I nil I I U LL OF BUYING ORDERS International News ?.-rTT.e: Ni:W VltK. Miy l.--Th ft.k market W;! full of buying nrilTI lit t ' oj eni: g today, w 1th only - srar.t fc-.i;plr ? r-'l 1" tt- tirt I minute n i .i r. t i Marir pr,.frrroil .Hmtim.ed tb, nrorvdnent f.-atur.. ri-iuc three inni" fai'emuiTiai ni vaiev. r.ii"t -Ints ! ' ' !0 with crimen t erTerts t. -rvr Ov s.ioir MTW YOl IK STOCKS. Int i national New Service: NFW YORK. May 1. Closing prices on tb.e stock exehar.ee tc lay were: Allis-Chalmers 2 7 1; Allis-Chalmers pfd 7S American Zinc Americen Agricultural . . . American Feet Sugar .... American ("an Co American Car ami Foundry American Coal Products . . American Locomotive American Smelting American Steel Foundries American Sugar Pefinery Ameriean Tel. and Tel. . . American Woolen Anaconda Copper Atchison Paldwin Locomotive Paltimore and Ohio Fethlehem Steel Brooklyn Fapld Transit . California Petroleum .... Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio . . . . Chicago and Northwestern Ce.lorado Fuel and Iron . Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul Chino Copper 9 2 1 2 ST) 70 - . F , i 4 I ßll . -! , 1 o ? a; i ,1271 4 0 c 1 ' 4 r 5 . R4" .1' . . . - - K i6fii; . ... fi2?H . . .12 ... 4 3 ... ?4R, .... .34 . . . 1 3 3 .... 20 Consolidated Gas ....... Corn Products ......... Crucible Steel Distilleries and Securities 52 &4 36 Erie Erie 1st pfd General Electric ... 163U General Motor ...425 Goodrich Co. 76Great Northern pfd ....119a4 Great Northern Ore 40H Illinois Central . .w 101H Inspiration Copper ............ 45 Interhorei ................... 3ö7g Interboro, pfd "3 International Harvester Ill1 Central Leath,er Kansas City Southern Missouri, Kansas and Texas.. Kansas and Texa.s, Prfd Lackawanna .Steel Lehigh Valley Miami Copper, ex. div ...... i " 4 1 . i ;o 10 71 79?a 37 Louisville, Nashville 12I1, Maxwell Motor Co.. lt Prfd... S5 Missouri Pacific ... 44 Mexican Petroleum 59: New York Central ......104 New York, N. H. and II.,,.., 39 Natiejnal Lead 66V-3 Norfolk and Western ...... ..12 4 74 N. Y. .Ontario and Western..-. 21 Iressed Steel Car .....-... 47 Ilay Consolidated -3 Marine 2 7 1 i Marine, Prfd. 934 j Feading S'J1 Kepuhlic Iron, and Steel ...... 47 2 Republic Iron and Meel. Prfd. 1QSS j Rock. Island .......... Kennicott ............ , 17a 5 7 72 Sloss Sheffield . 5; Southern Pacific .......... Southern Railway ........... Southern. Railway, Prfd. ..... 9 7H -1,S 0 Vi Studebaker Co ...M..,..13 0V2 Tenn. Copper 4iHa Texa.s Co. ...... Third Avenue ,,, Union Pacific ... F. S. Rubber . ,. U. S. Steel .18: ,Jl.2; ............ b4 I . r.4ai.l - c " U. Steel, Prfd., ex. div.. Utah Copper ............. Virginia Carolina Chemical . 1 1 3 i . 42i Western Union Westinghouse electric "Willys Overland .... 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FV: ollinj. 2.V. VITJAIj i'a.Tlnt-f, KelllDg. 10',? 'mk. BITEP Körnst. l'.V; bollin. U'ÖÄV rorterhon. &.C;4; sirloio, Oc. HAM 1'aylDif. LAPF Selling', 15c. 8JCE1S. (CorrecbM PaJIj by lVatx.fr Itroi., FmI Ntori. 114 K. Wbjo St.) TIMOTHY f::.7;i.J 4 0 per bu. FEI CLUVUK 12." per bu. vviiiTi) ciOVKR-- s-:u)Aj'-zri) iotm. AIIKF $11 oy,tl.1(n per bu. ALPAFPA-112 Ou'ub'bOu ler bu. swcjrr i:iAt)iii--&i.viv.ii:L(v per t u. CfrtV I'I:A-S flWZZ OO per bu. SOY IJKANS-41.50', 2jü0 per bu. HLh'LtiKASS-l 0ou -..( per bu. PIP. LI I,1-:.H-?2.W2.75 per bu. M 1 1. LITT f 1.201111.00 pe?r bn. VFIX-'JI SO.Ou t( 47.00 per bu. HAY, STRAW A'U I'EEI), TnrrM-tnl Illv ti tkr Talri Mlllrr ; Hour and 1 rJ Co. 420 H. MU l.ljaj St.) HAY ljing l.'.OU to 51400; filing lliO tl $lS(ß). KTVf K V I'u vlnf tTflO o'l per ten or "jOe per tale. CORN I'uyliiK 1 er tu 'Wj l.i . j. I.i. "liiere 73 CORN- Paving p..r bj H'il:r.; tt 5. -e per I. u. CLOVIiR MiLT raying J'.MX) to 511 (); feiuiJIij ii.ov- i" l-i-o-i per uu. 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