South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 229, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 August 1916 — Page 4

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I HE ÖUUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

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f 1 x months with tuber-

Killarney Girls and William Raincy Bcnnct Here First Day.

ASKS SHIPPERS' HELP TO STOP CAR SHORTAGE

WodnoMla I Arilin. Cont rt, Killrnry Girl-.. l.'-Mi.rr. "TtK- At. in Wh.. "an.'" William Ra:n-y !! r.ni. Tlturla v Morning. Children's ho r. Th- Whv Storus." M. ri.ir.i I ir. h. AllT?lOj. Grand to;, ert. Wa herwax Bro: hers. I Aeni.ig. Concert, Wea t he 1 w .1 Brother-. Lecture. "Thf "h ifh ar-d the M in i ) :i t -i ' , " Charb Stelz!y With si gran! rem fit bv the Killarr.cy Gi.-N. the ha uta u. j i will open this afternoon in the I i -r ter.ts fr W. Colfax av. This evening William Rniney Bennett will appear in

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He . survived by hin wife sind six children, hi parents. Mr. and . . . i. . . i

.Mrs. Jam Kansteau ami granupar- i men t-nts. Mr. -t ri 1 Mrs. William l'f-nrrnl. ff f

Mr. R.mst ad was horn at I-tke-lib-. The funeral will be held Thursday aftrnton at - o'clock from the M. I-:, church. IlfV. I. A. I'.o-prs .Mil ofTn iaV. B'irial will follow in th.- I..ik- ill- -emetcry.

Intortatr 'omaKTx'p 'ointniion Irco Rapid I,osuling ami Unloading of I'rt'ijilit Cars.

i;. MURPHY. Murphy died last

MR. MARY Mis Mary B.

I r.i-ht at her liomc. :rii N. BinBell ' vf.. a Per an illn-s of several week. : She w.is v 7 -h rs oll and was born , in Wet Virginia. I Two sons William H. of th.s city land 'It -mntine of (J. -try, Intl., surI v iv

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A Utter asking that the Chamber of Commerte pmphaclz on its

memners the n-ce$.itv 01 disposing

id was received ny th.it t)ranizatio'i form tht Interstate commerci commissinn WdneKday mornins:. The letter points out that the larsrp shipments ' rain at this timp of the year will cuusp a car Fhortase. It ask that shUIors loail cars as rapidly a posniMe ml th.at consignees unlostd them quickly.

WOMAN FREED DFTIGER CHARGE

State Unable to Prove Case Against Mrs. Mary Shafer.

BUFFALO BILL IS

HERE THURSDAY

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Charles Ilenilej-. pioneer reidenl

of outh IWmhI at Ilpworth h-

j aftcrnHn. a nult of a trko of 1(1

MARKET QUOTATIONS

NEWS NUGGETS

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Boyciom of South Bend Keyed: Ni:w voi:k-a,.,k J een years old. whose

Up in Anticipation of His Arrival.

I'arieral services will he held Fri

day .nnrnin;' at '.: ' o'clock from the Mt. Zion Haptist church. I lev. Meatls of I lattle ('reck. Mich., officiating, a?-

iife.j ,y ilev. J : ! i r : : 1 1 will

S.'iuth of Indianapoll.Ie in assoptlis.

J'.',t . r j 'J '" !'. i Kvzj WILLIAM RAINEY BENNETT.

FUNERALS IIllH:i;. AYIICL ki.inc. The funeral of 'irdeen Ayrol Klint?, inf. mi daughter tf Mr. and Mrs. .1. 1'. Kllnu-. will be held from the residence, 11s Kea.-ey st. Thürslay afternoon at o'clock. IUirial will be in Uieriew cemetery. She w;i; born in Mishawaka on May ' 1 . 1 1 I . Her parents and one .si-fer v:irie.

FINED $1 AND COSTS FOR LACK OF LIGHTS

J. W. Kizer was tinel 1 arid costs Wednesday morning in city court for operating an avitomobile without linht". sear CaYnpbell i)leadetl njt u i ! t ' to violating the mufller ortlinaiae and the c.ue will be tried I 'red Kfisebeck pleaded not iruilty to a charge of intoxication and will le tried Thursday. John W. Welsh received a suspended judgment of $ .". and costs on the same charfre. .Tu dt:e Pan Ile suspentled tines of 1 and costs against Prank S otten. William Stone and .lames IJoylun, a!l charued with intoxication.

h.s fa mo;;.-. i :i.-pi ra t ana 1 lecture. "The Man Who 'an." preceding

whiihthe K ilia n:e i li rl v w ill - j e a . . , , . . . . . . .hort pK .Mam of m wmc and n, er- SAYS HUSBAND TOLD HER

,vniat!"n. n Thurvday 1 1 - pri'U'i a ms will bein in the mor tii n Mi- 'lara 1'ini h will meet the 1 1 : 1 1 it r i each Tiiormn- at ; o i o k t- ent-rt:iin them with her delightful stouts. With the exception of Thursday, the Mory hour will be followed -ai h iimrnini? by a U etui on sonie phase of Shakespeare's wi ' s : II. I. P. Klir.e. This spba. . Mncs of b ct it rt s tiP.ds pla ce f n 1 1. program this year be.aijv- the S i , i 1m- pf-a re trrct nti ii.iry whi h Is i im? i elcLrated ti.e world i.cr

The program for Thür

WILL FIGHT TRACK ELEVATION SHIT

sion Against Railroad Demands.

""haririniT that her husband told her to bae the house and o back to her mother. Marie Kindi hied a suit for divorce atrainst Verne Kindly in superior court Wednesday afternoon. Thev were married Dec. 7,

noon will be

day alter-

ufar.ii ni! rit b the

WeatherwaA brothers, a tab nted rM.irtft who for .' o ar have l.-en ji.i-mu' together in ail parts of th ( (I'ltitry. Two i.f them ar e readers v. hoe nunil'i r- b i ! ai:ty to th.e l-roram. In the ociiiu they will jrie a shor; program puitum- ibe lecti're hü "Tiif Phuteli and tia- Man OllTvhle." b fti .rtes l.b- of the Pal-or tenjoe New Vori tit. COUNTY TEACHERS TO MEET FOR THREE DAYS

PU1. and separated Monday. She ;.sks for the custody of their nine-wee-ks-tild daughter. Gladys, support money for the child, and $1.00 ( alimony.

BULL MOOSE TO STUMP IN MAINE FOR WILSON

T'mn.P4 Am,'. mtil Sept.. :. the T cat hers' nv, it u t sit i.e 1 "irs: 'iiri-t tile IC -tri. tofS

S hm .' 1 1 o r ! 1 1 a I in th,. Smith I ;it the

k i r. w 1 o v p o . . ; 1 1 - '. !. r n ham . h .-l at

'' n and continuing St . .1 o-eph ( 'o u Ii t 1 e session ;a n . 1: aii h . A m on are I'r. S. ( :s from tlie state e: ! . Pa., l-'i it!:::' :it ; Ptof. !ofevor- i.f h;!iir Wl v Pheter. a:;d

Li'rrnati'.nal News Servi-e: NP.W YnllK. Autr. 1;. About 1 " fnetniers of the progressive party will take the stump in Maine for the ilciniK ratic ticket, it was announced today at democratic national headquarters. Among them will be PainhridLie Colby. P. T. Tuttl. national committeeman from Phode Island, and Matthew Hale. Mr. 'olly will open at Portland :;ext Monda. Speaker I'h.imp (Mark will also work for the democrats in Maine and will deliver an address at August i on Saturday. The deir.ot rats are preparing tf seial a number of women speakers into Maine. Amor.-' them will be Sen. lit It'll P. Robinson of Colorado.

I'na'de to proe a case as it own witnesses contradicted each other

contin Jally. the stat was unable to convict Mrs. Mary Shafer. proprietor of a restaurant on South st.. of operating a blind tixer and selling liquor without a license. The case was tried in city court Wednesday morning before Special .lude ple. The state attempted to prove by its witnesses that Mrs. Shafer kept heer in an ice box in her restaurant which she sold to patrons. It also attempted to prove that the woman

1 1 i served the liquor before she reteiv ed nil o I the money. The state, witnesses State PUDllC SerVICe COmmiS-U-ere serg. Wolters ami (tücer Ham-

ilton. Pobfct Penrose. Alexolm and William Fisher. The otliters testified that the three men told them the woman sold them beer from the Ice box. (in tht stand th men asserted they did not know where she got tho heer, in fact, that they paid for the beer before it was delivered while the third declared he did not give the woman the money until the order was exec uted. Mrs. Shafer asserted that she went into the saloon next door sind secured the beer, so tint; as as-'ent for the three men. The beer was secured from si saloon sidjoiniir-r. She pointed out she did this on the advice of her attorney. George Kurt, who had told her this was si le-al proceeding, one of the smiusing incidents of the case came up when it was revealed that the interpreter who had been picked up in the court room was a witness for the defense. He had interpreted the testimony of the state's witnesses and then went on the stand, asserting he- was a boarder at the restaurant and knew that the defendant acted as an agent for the three men. He said that he kept beer in the woman's ice chest for his own use as did two other boarders ".t the restaurant. . The Mate had attempted to prove that the beer found in the ieo chest was being sold by the womstn. Judge Pyle found the woman not guilty but warned her to observe the law to the letter. Prank Kowuilski w;is in court on a bench warrant. A suspended judgment of th" sind costs tor attempting to defraud a boarding house keeper which was revoked hist Saturday was paid by the tlefenthmt's attorney and the case was dismissed.

The Indiana pubiic service commission will tight the Chicago. Lake Shore and South Bend I Lu.il way Co.'s suit to have the order requiring the company, stlong with the New York Central and the Chicago. South Bend sind Northern Indians' lisulway Co., to elevate its tracks over the Lincoln highway near New Carlisle, revoked or modified. A denial of all of the sillegations uiade by the South Shore lines in its suit against the commission has been tiled in circuit court. In its suit against the public service commission the South Shore lines gave seven reasons why the order should be revoked and gave otheni to hhow why it should he modified. The Chicago, S'outh Bend and Northern Indiana Kailway Co. issued si statement last week that it would not oppose the commission's order. Bvan P.. Stotsenburg. attorney generstl of Indiana; Burt New. attorney for the public service commission; Graham and Crane, local attorneys for the Lincoln Highway association, and P. J. Houlihan, attorney for the St. Joseph county commissioners, will handle the case for the public service commission when it comes up in circuit court.

TO GO BACK TO MOTHER NINE NOVICES RECEIVE

HABIT AT NOTRE DAME

Curiosity in regard to the recently j combined Buffalo Bill H1 K inch I shows w ill he sativäo-d Thursday, for j the 1 ig show will he here with its" I

militaiy contingent. iUi cossaks. its Arabs, its Japanese, its Indians, co'.vhoyt. cowgirls, Mexicans and other wild west nota'.'les. nd all the other features thsit go to make up this great aggregatoin, including Buffalo Bill himself, the famous sco.it and Indian fiuhter. whose fame extends around the world. The arrival of the show will undoubtedly stir things in Bovdom at sin unusually early hour. The unloading of the show trains is something that no normal boy can withstand, .and when to the usual sights and scents of the circus arrival ia

efVl e ;

tte Hinev.

i mother died

in Belfast when she received news I of her husband's death in the Jutland navstl hattlt, arrived here on'

the first leg of her .0i3 male journey to relatives in Spakane, Wash.

S BUYING

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Iutprnati-T.il News S-rvie: BPRLIN. Business is goim; on just the same as m home in the German shops behind the battle front. Bestau rants, book stores. Jewelers and dentists conduct a large business with soldiers to the tune of bi gun üuels.

War Order Issues in Greatest Demand Many Make Gains.

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li.tern;iti"n i 1 News S.tvI- e : NBW YOIIK. Employers in the muff bead shop prevented a strike of girl workers whn they irranted a demand for l' minutes "primping time."

NILES, MICH.

International News Servi : NBW YoBK. Aug. 1;.i. living was in evideme at ing the stock market to

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open-nianv

stoeks making substantial g.un. Th war trder issues were in tla- n.o-. ur-'ent demand, Pablwin Lo. ouiotive moving up 1 V to 7'.. and Crucible Steel si ioint to New Yqk Air Brakes rose to l;7. Besiding was in goo, demand, advancing I- to I"."'1. Wabash A pie-

Nine novices received the habit of the Congregation of the Holy Cross from Lev. Andrew Morrissey, C. S. C. provincial of the congregation, in the church of the Sacred Heart, Notre Dame, Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. They will immediately enter St. Joseph's novitiate, Notre Lame, sind after one year of satis factory r.oviceship, will be admitted to P Jjarie hall, the normal school v, v, , .1. . 0 V.. ii, a. -.x.-

U1 "l ' -The men sire going to Wsishington The new members of the local!. . ...

community are: John Klecker, Wa

BROTHERHOODS SEND 604 TO SEE PRESIDENT (CONTINl'KP FROM PAG F. ONL )

It was several days sigo there is still room for hope," said Mr. Carter.

tertown. Wis.. Brother Norbert; Regis Ilochela u. Marinette. Wis., Brother Martial; Anthony Rinkiewicz. Shamokin. Pa.. Brother Stanis

laus; John Horgan. Grand Kapids, j

Mi. -hi Itrother tiihnel! Alfred (a-!

hill. Whittle Hay, Newfoundland. Brother Bonaventure: Michael Siedler. Buffalo. N. Y.. Brother Msirk; Joseph Weaver. Shelby, ().. Brother Herman, and Herbert Prietsch. Cincinnati. O . Brother Justin.

INDIANA GUARDSMEN ARE DISSATISFIED WITH ORDER TO COLLEGE MEN

Carr.e p. Adam. -;a rt mer.t at

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he.li ol the ?V.e Indiana WaS tor 1"

Mrs jr. ;.s

tate formal, and w

x ear 'lie ,! i red or of tee Jlose polv teehniC institute.

re ro on s ';,:! wi '. 1 ;.e;n and ':;! ,e u t-. 1 1 1 II: for the afternoon will c

The r o ( i o and th. tneme

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P 'Ll.Ai: PAY, Th-.rs-iav. A a -

CIVIL SERVICE MOTION BACKFIRE ON G. 0. P. ltd run t i.'ti.il New S.rvii'e: WASH IM'.Ti Aug. 1;. Sen. P.i. rose's revolutions designed to sh.ow the democratic sitlministrat on - alb gt d violation f the civil s.-rvice. were adopted by the senate :h:- afternoon without objection a::r they had been simended to arr a bat k!:re again! previous venabhea n administrations.

Wantedr-Machine moulders, Foundry and yard laborers. Apply Employment Dep't. Dodge Mfg. Co., Mishawaka. Night employment office open from 7 to 8:30 o'clock Tuesday and Friday nights, located in the Dodge Club rooms over Temple Theater.

International News Servi.e: INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Aug. 1 r. The officers of the Indiana nsitional t'lianl in camp ;it Llano Grantle. Texas, will tletsül the complaint of many guardsmen against the war department's order releasing college students from the guard, and a statement may be forwarded to Washington. Dissatisfaction because of the order is increasing daily in the Texs ramp, according to word reaching

here. Many guardsmen have left i

good jobs sind many young doctors and dentists have left their practice. A little loss of time, would not hurt the students they say, and most of the students are supported by their parents.

iaie lo'iay sum me meeing uns

morning is only to msike arrangements for the trip. The executive

of the fcur brotherhoods cf em

ployes nstve no jiower v accept st compromise plan, such . c sis suggested by Pres't Wilson. ". iat pow -

i er is vested in trie chairmen. That

is the reason why it is necessary for the men to go to the national capital.

"The attitude of the railroad i

msinagers has not been conciliatory at any time. We invited them to make counter proposals to our own. hut they failed to do so." "Are you sitisaed v.ith Pres't Wilson's tentative jdan of settlement'.'" Mr. C.irter was asked. The union oMieial vigorously shook his hesid in the negative. "As things stand now it does not seem si fair proposition." he said.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1 -Joseph P. Tumulty, secretary to the pres

ident, announced during the morning

that the president would meet the entire six hundred represent.'! tiv e of the rsiilway brotherhoods tomorrow morning. They will be received In the east room.

dlmnchn Hnstcr iti the Buffalo Bill's 101 Hauch Show. South Bond. Aug. 17. stdded the picturesque atmosphere supplied by several detachments of P. S. regulars in service uniforms, cavsilry. artillery sind mounted infantry si hundred or more gaily deeorsited Indians, cowboys, cowgirls, seouts .and old plainsmen, with a lively coloring of Russian tossack, Arsib, Japanese sind Mexicsin soldiers, and a possible glimpse of Col. William P. Cody, the Buffalo Bill of Boyvllle's most strenuous bordcrl.and romance, it would be marve lous indeed if any boy could resist its allurement. As rapidly as possible the paraphernalia of the show will be unloaded sind transferred to the Oliver lit Id circus grounds, where the tents will be erected sind arrangements completed for tho preliminary military and frontier street para.de and the two performances that rre to follow sit ' :L". and Ml.". The establishing of the military ami wild west cam i is one of the most interesting events incident to show day. The big feature of the perform sin e. sipart from Buffalo Bill, is the new military "preparedness" fcsiture, whit h is said to be the most realistic display of its kind ever seen in an arena. Hundreds of people, including representatives from every branch of the P. S. military servho. will participate. A grosit battle between Pnt-le Sam's soldiers sind Sioux Indians will serve to illustrate the lighting methods of the "boys in khaki." Buffalo Bill will be in the saddle at both performances. The show hsi,s recently come from winter quarters sind is ssiid to present sin especially attractive appearance. The pantile, which is all new, will have the grounds s.t 10:."0 and pass over the usual down town route. The P. S. sirmy recruiting tent will be open on the trrounds all iav.

Lyle Beehe. wi" wsis in the auto

mobile with Frank Sparks when the!

latter wa instsintly killed when the car in which they were riding was hit by an interurban car. is still in the hospital. His condition is critical but the physicians are hopeful now that he will recover. The diamond ;uhilee of the First Baptist church society was brought to a close with sin interdenominational meeting sit. which the pastors of severstl churches in the city spoke. The 70th anniversary of the founding of the local church has been marked by interesting services throughout the several days of the jubilee. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zahay, residing near the state line, are parents of :i son. An interurban field meeting of Roy.tl Neighbor lodges will be held sit Berrien Springs on Aug. 2". Congressman Hamilton will enter ppon si campaign for the republican psirty in the stsite of Maine the hitter part of August. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walters left for Youngstown. Alberta. Cansida. sifter a visit with relatives in Niles Mr. Walters has a large farm in Albertsi and this year expects si yield of S.OOO bushels of "whesit. sis th v.hesit is in a better condition than last year, when he realized .",(" bushels?. Miss Henrietta Gimlin was the guest of honor at a party given by the port Csir Camptire Girls sit the home of Miss Gertrude Jarms. Miss Gimlin is to leave soon for Chicago to reside.

ferred rose t O .".l'o Pllion

,,it',n in Winnie from for

sources and yielded P to i:'.'."s. Can-' sidian Paeitb- gained ' t 1 7 1 , and; fractional gains were recorded mj Great Northern preferred. Norfolk ' and Western sind Southern P.ci-.c. J Steel common continued b be. bought well, advsmeing to s '.".. Corn Products wsis unusually a -, tive, advsmeing to IT.1-. Maxwell j Motors advanced " , to H1-. but lo-t j

the gain. Willv s- ( v erland es.ined to r..". .and Studebaker rose 1J to BlU. Mexican Petrtdeum vi bled to its At the end of the tirst minutes tf trading the market showed a re-

j sictionsiry tcmlemy. uesoiin oeciiu-

ing to KM1. Consolidated Gas was in brisk tlemsind from the start, and after opening unchanged at II"'; rose to 141. Industrial .-.boh-d ':,,insit the oi'ening. b.it b. f..te tia cr. l

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The power development of the government irrigation projects amounts to ...".,000 horse power.

TOI.KDO iUAlNTOLL I hi. .. Aug 1; - t'la si: : WBPAT-Cisli. $1.4'..: Sept..

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AUSTRIAN PLANES SHELL ITALIAN WORKS

RUSSIANS TAKE MORE THAN A THIRD MILLION

iooNTiNn:t rni.M r.xia: nxi:

CARRANZA GRANTS AMNESTY TO MEMBERS OF MADER0 FAMILY

Iat. rnatien.il New S rvi e : VILNNA (via. Berlin wireless . Aug. 17.. Austrian naval sieroplanes were tarrying tut eontir.u-

l ma bombardments against Italian I works on the lower Isenzo. The ! admiralty announced today that ! rn.lronb and military works at the

pletely repulsed. Several assaults were delivered. On the heights east

of inriia an. I Moeto sS . n t 1 a,ri..ln t

and Monte Santo. viobnt strtillery tluels are taking place. m the slopes of Civaron he-cm. in the Sugana valley district. two hostile attsu ks broke dow n before oar line.."

Icu ru.iti.-n Neu Servi -e : PL PAS. Texas. Aug. 1 L Gen. 'arrsinza has granted amnesty to all members of the family of the late Pres't Madero, many of whom were

I i alleged to be in league with Fran- - I ci.v ii Villa, sit cording to un-dli'-ial ad-

v k es reteived here today frtim Mex-

i it o t. itv. i rsincisco ..laut ro. sr., ana

l.-.s sons. Raoul and Iv. aristo, are

i now living in ränge, N. J. The at

.M.nit-ro estates, which v. ere conbscsited some time .ago by the b facto

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.w. ri 11.111 Ilk, n in ' v it.uiiiLU i J fci, owners, sucordir.g to the report.

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4',-: M v. .O'. UVB- N'. g. Sl.l-'. CLVBU SPLB C;i8?i. prime, spejn; Oct.. 40 : !(.. flo.la; M;i nli. $10.7. AI.SJKB- Prime. -:ih1i. SP.g: Augg , .Ingo; Sept.. P '!; iec.. sJpl.JO TIMOTHY r.isl. prime. .7u; Sept. s'. 17 ; H. t , ?'4ä: Bee.. .-'..V.. IIK'AGO I'KOIH P. CIHCABH, Aug. 15. - -Iii TILL- lbeeij.ts. ! !'. 1 tub: ere.imery extras. ::0e: extra firsts. -;e: tirts. g7 'r.gs1 y ; picking stuck, 'S'c'2'. i:w:s Ueeeipt. 7.. ".h -ues: current rt'-eipt. :,'i S'.-: r fry tlt. vg'jö first. " -jr. ..'V.-g !..: extra-. -l;i. l.".t' .: ( hecks. lj'f17 : lirti . Ur:l: "ili:i:si; Twins. new. 17 : fairies. IT'-.e; voting Americas. I---; lougheru. IS' e; bri'-k. ls ..c. BIVK I'Ofl.TKY-Turkryv uk : .1 ikei.s. lt'.v17c: springers. 1.'"J. : rooter. l'Jc; e'1. liCtLJe; d u ks. I.V. pnTATHi:S--i:eoeipt. 4ä ir: lllin-i. ?1 Ooi 1 !:',. MONKV AM) K( IIONtii:. NBW piKK. Aug. 1". Psill m'!iy on the tluor ef ttie New York Stck laLange today rul-: at per ut; high, p.-r cent: low. 24 per cent. Time raniiey was easy. IJ.-iien uere: d.ivs. J"i i c cent:

f'O days. '.'i li per o-Lt ; I inaBis. 'a per cent: ä inoath. "l.fV';l P f

G mouth. .'J;a per -nt. The market fjr Prime Merintii p,i.er wa. dull. Call money iiid.-m-l-.n tn.liy m Pi per cent. Sterling I'.v. li:iiig was stesi-B v itli Kusine., in nktrs' Hills at S4.7Va o,r demand: sfl-71:l4 fr io-day bibs, suvl ?l pj (4 for i')-day bibs.

of,, nt ;

I HK AOO I.KAIN. ( IIIPABH. Aug. Ki nPPLNIN;:

b. ;

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virni.Li uv ii i:l. LONDON. Aug. In. There severe artillery duel on the

W 1 1 PAT- Sept

1; 1 43b.rTw. 'HUN -S. pt .

May. 7"'.r74 ;4 i TtATS- Seit. 44r,i p; -,.-; I. May. 47c

I'HUK -pt.. 5:i-Ji. LA KB St pu. $P,. .V.''.rir.7"t CLOSLMi : WIIIIAT- Mav. Jt.4'.-s 'l 1 4lTv t Be' .. -Ui i... Cn It N May. 74',- ; Sept.. 71 1 4 r sc. AIS -Mav. f.i-v--; Sept. 4i--. Pi:K Sept. .i'i.'i": nr..

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YORK sTOCK MAKKIT. YOIIK, A'ig. I "1 ' -

prices on the New York Sb j;Xchssnge today were si f db-ws:

Allis-"h;ilrners AllM-Chalmers Pfd American Agricultural American Beet Sugar American Can Co Americsin Car A- I'ouiuii v . . American Coal Products ... Americsin Cotton 'il Americsin Jicotnotiv e American Smelting Americsm Steel 1 "on nd ri. s . . American Sugar Refinery . . American Tel. T 1 Americsin Wtiob-n ........ Anaconda Copper Atchison - Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore - hio Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn Rapid Tiansit .. Califftrnia Petrduni Cansidian Pacific Chesapeake A; t hi Chicago iv- Northwestern .. Colorsido Puel .v Ifn ( mica go. Mil. v t- I-1'! Colorado Southern Chino Copper Consolithited Gas Corn Products Crucible Stctl distilleries v S-curities . . . . i:rie, Brie 1st Pfd General Klectric Cienersil Motor Goodrmh Co lireat Northern Pfd iJresit Northern re Illinois Central Inspiration Coppt r Interboro Intcrboru lfd lpternsttonal Harvester .... Central Leather Kansas City Southt rn . Missouri. Kansas and Teva. Kansas and Texas, PiM Lackawanna Steel Lehigh Valley Miami Copper Louisville. Nashville Maxwell .Motor Co., L-t Rii'i Missouri I'acibc Mexican Petroleum New York Central New York. N. H. ;m-l H. . . National Lad Norfolk smd Western Northern Pacific N. Y.. nt.irio and Wt-:- ::i Pennsv Iv an.a

South Bend Markets

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su P. PANS ".' I r tel. ULI L ;UAS- :.o p. r b s. 1 II.I.I BLAS per b j 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 I si. 7". per t. -:. ÜUUMAN M I I.I.I I I 1 7". per ! .1.1 APANLSJ: MILI.PT '' p-r bj. in ;ai:ian Mii.i.bi ; p.-: i ; i j i ?u.v p.-r bll. I. iv i: i oi K. ((.rretf.l lail lv Xl.ijor Itro., I.e IT. I II I . V it.;ixt Uit. ) rl'avy i at s i i i:i:s r.ur p. g - l't 7 1 : p r l mi. 7 1 j 'i -. B"";s 11"'.; 1.'' i:-. s7o: p-"'jbi b ,pt; pa'; b"-' I .'-v. S ": P.'""..') il' V? 7". : 1'm ia- ii,'1 ,vm. xs I. v mp.s I ix.-. u . ."ULLI' lav. .'- .

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Miililtf.in tI BAY I'.ix -!,'. 1 ' : I . . , S 1 II AW P.i, i:;g. f. -r t- i. , p. : t-.:.. er :,! p.-r i -. , "Vi icg p. it s- P"- b"- p f i- : ' UN I'.; kl- : - r I : ,'.v p. .- I Taivpu i:i:i I p !!. p-r bu. , liM'iim si: i.B I s i ne. :; :.. ; . - .-; i A LI A Li A ! . ! : I V- , s. I!:;.g. .b". ; r b f

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LA IIB- Sept III US -Sept .

$b. 4.1; $11. IT.:

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w a s a ;omme

JERSEY CITY SEEKS EXPLOSION PROTECTION

I'lTTMIKi mill I.IW. mim it. I Third ven ie PITTSUPUBII. Pa.. Aug. 1'. CATTLP .

. icnr.iv n ' it neirker sreaov : :.riii.-. i uiuu

.: iit'': gn.... ? ae'ri S.7." : tidy Put-' -

irr, .s.i.iii" : lair. .u.'i . uiane c.

.;(i7im- naimfin tf g..-l fat !nib.

$4 ."itxii 7 gä : reiiimon to ir-"l f.it ,. I

.l oo',i7..V;: h-ift-r ." f-i .0: irh IJtah Cupj er

enxjvM ana 7 ri n gir . jmkk.niii: .-a; ,-ilv.. 1' im' 1 : J l.c.-itv in.l thir.

niive"" S7tMf.i .. i Western Union

SBPr.P AM LAMUS Süpply f.b n.arket trong; rime wtleT. 7 s(- ir ...... I iiiixe.b .7 J-l 7 7". : fair mix.

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Pressed Steel Ca.

Bay Consolidated . . . . Reading B t.uijlic Ir-Ji and Steel

! Republic Iron and Steel I Rock Island j Slos Sheffield Southern Bat i: ! Southern Kail v. ay . . . .

Southern Railway. ; St udebaker Cj. . . j Tenn. 'opper . . . - Texas Co

( .rrc ted bun t C r.i f ; .-:

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mouth of the river were bombarded front last night, but only minor in- ( on the night of Aug 14. fantry actions we.-;? reported tday! The report follows: by the Britih war orht e. I

"On the night of Aug. 14 a l ne omciai report loUow

1 4 a

s-iuadron xf our naval planes bombarded with great success the railroad station at Ronehi and military works and position sit Chetrever-

) megliano send .in t anziano sis wen j as htstile batteries at Monfalcone at the mouth of the river. There

! were main direct hits. All the ma-!

chines returned safe'v."

"With the exception of minor infantry engst cements in th vicinity

of Bozierts. where our line sire be-I ing consolidated. there was no,

change. Between th Am re ;.nd the Sotnrne th-re was htavy shelling by both sitles all night."

JP.RSLY CITY. N. J.. Aug. 1 P he 11: jura tion granted bv lVderal

.Judge John Bellstab to the Central ' railroad of New Jersey T jesday j r.str:iitang tb.e ( ;ty ...f Jersey City

lr r-i intr.t-!ing with shipmnts or

war munition on tn.it railroad caus

ed the J. r-ey 'ity otnmissioue rs

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Rubber .. Steel . . . . Steel, Prfd.

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Virginisi Carolina Chen

Westing h o a R I e c t r P Wdlv.s Overland ....

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i.Ri:i.(;i: i,u i:nm. I Robert C. I'ornbrock. 2 1 . tierk.l Michigan City: Prar.ce Pau'.orick. '

1 v Charles . Hev k.Xhorn. -4. cbrk t'am.lla J. Hausen. 21. Milwaukee.

Philadelphia p.tvs iu ir.avur 1-. C'.'O ü. ear s'ary.

church roi ii:r bi:b. Inter:. atii-n.n Nexv S. ri. e: I NT I A NAP' LIS Ind.. Aug. 1 ... Rev. Rdward I. Curtis. ) .". ear old. ftiunder of mar.y Cuncrt; itior.al thurches m Indsma. is dead at hi home hre. He fornvrly v a -retarv of the Indiana 'h..rcli B. aid-ins.

'Read NEWS TIMES Want Ads

.Vi.äo'.i 7.oi ; cull- sjri'l e.,far.ri"i.. äoo; pring la in b $7 'o'-i b Bit;s Ueecipt. b .h-rb-'l-raarket arive: pr nie he.ivyJ.ng.

" rnedjuriiJ. P.ij: !i-arr v-rwer. 1 iight Yorkers. $10..V. pi-..

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ie( ington obtain g..a rd

pio-i e. Tl.e .-rn t ;-. -si-in'-m said thv

urve the bill introduced in tl.e s--n -s.te aral h"'ne. sifter th- grat Bin c'k

d- k : 1 a i : .1" 7": 51 " I iai v.-d.

Tom ex;.!. : !v 1 ,ty bi "This .bo the h:l-lr. n." said i i.t-s

Tuesda-. night to go to Wash- ' '-iz . -J5 ; l, .". t,e;l-

Wednesday in an efturt tol1""' legislation which will safe- i.t III I I AB) I.IVP 1(K. Jer-e-, Cjtv :Lg;i!nt high ex-' PAT UPKKAl.n. V. Y.. Aug. i. - 'A TT LP Ue.t-ipts. .'- l,e:cl: ta.trke? h I;:...... ... Tn 1.,'t til iji . !.,.-..-

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SBLPP AMi LAMPS -Beceipt. la-ad: iiiirk.t nit!v aid .t-!-1v. ::.-rnt-.-. SI 1 er 1 1 i.V. u l t. fair. .

j Butt- and Superior 1 International Ni- k-l . Industrial AI -hol . Kt nr. i' orr

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Marine Marine, prfd

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will

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a ..- t.f pTjttir.g dollar l:vt of n.tn. wom-n and Max or Mar M I'a 1 n lav night. "We are Jp

against the i-jwdcr trut,"

v caroii.

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1 7".'u :.--. V., . M .'. I 7 - X . slil- rd" x! r.cjrket !' 1 v : $..' 1.1'..

THOMSON I

AND McKINNON 201-202 J. M. S. Bldg. Mrnibe- Srw V rk 1 1 U l.nhiD(r, Ncxv Vork ( olU.n i.tijig New Orb"an I otton I'.xt himr. dr.to "I'M-k I". lO.in t. hl.;o Ilord of Trad n. lndin Slti.k- V . -.Uifn. Dirr-t I'm v irr to MrLetm.

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phoyi; IUI! CC'O.S'.M; Hon: