South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 19, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 January 1917 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

MONTH' TAN N

LOG4L 4M) FOREIGN MARKETS

ACKERMANN SAYS

HE'S CAN DATE

Makes Official Announcement to Effect That He Wants to be Next Mayor.

DE A THS

Rodo'ph AM IT : U:!i. V. has lei n (i'in'-' fed '.ith

crate . I : i i t 1 1 -. Fi i;.i his ,i ii'i il t y th.:.;-li it haam that Mi. f i ti . l . ' t ; L .lill.'i iii' i i -!: he! 1 -p.

( h i Ii -' Mr.

:n:t 1;

or tin- iiil.rf.

i !! pi o tic illy rA k.-i mann would '- i a :i-1 i '! ' i"?- T r i '" . r.t t th;- ";:' t !i i" ..vi;! to th- prop..s-d

in th il.it f fh prima lies. l: r mann '- "t t-tn-l. i n:ad

J I iday follow -; "You ar a utki ::(! to ; i.iioiui.to th-- ii!- of South lb ml T 1 1 ardid.c y for ii on , d n;otatic t i k t. M.i'.i' i p." i ( l-ion

of the olers

primary. "In seeking th- noniu.at ion this important oü.cc, I am not

Mindful of

i.i;o ;iiik.v. L o (bairn, 1. years oi l. son of Mr. and Mis. I : v r tt Oeairn, 2'H F. X. Hill st., died Thursday afternoon after an illness of two weeks. Death w.is rim- to a complication of disf:'.i (?. He sas oorn in South Uend. March 1 .:. lv.7. B-sides a I. roth r. John, Uni .t sister. I'lfu, he is surivil hy six half-brothers ami foui hal f -y icte i s. Funeral s'-rviffs w? re held from

i'he residence this morning at lo ho..-,ni- (-i,. !; .,.,- j . ;:irro!l officiating, th demo-. Burial was in Cedar Hrovc cem..r - i 1 ' -t t y.

a nnon im'mi !

POCAHONTAS COAL

ARMY ENLISTMENTS AVERAGE ONE A DAY

at the fort! oinin"

tor un-

the rr-iojisihilitie.s that

Mil. rlcca ci:i.i;it. Mrs. J I - i M. I'r.u'iT, 71 yeais ld. died early Friday mornin:; at th- home of her son. Byron t'ractr. 17.2 2 ttawa st.. after an illness f i..e months of com plicatioips. She was horn in Canada May "1, 14''.. coming to the l'nit-d States when a younir 'r.uy. She has resided w.th her tori for the pat three months, formerly living in Chase. Mi' h. Sar'iii.u her are live hildren. Mis. Maty Adams of Detroit. Mich.; Frank 'racer f Helena, Ark.; 'barbs ('i;h,'it, Arkley. Minn.; Hd;;tr Cra.uer. 'ayuya. X. D.; Mrs. i. .1. Twomidy of Seehelt. Hritlsh Coluni'-ia. and one sister, Mrs. Frank

SUPPLY IS SHORT 1

war

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OFFERED BY WWt

M'niiv in II'-K)ii-ihIe. I

l.M-al Men .loin

III.' OHl I

Embargoes Placed on Coal Shipments by Railroads Are Blamed.

South Bend ak'ain U face to f.ne with a eoul shortage that may deelop into one that will ie more serious than any that has threatened the city. To'ahontas eoal, which is used irennallv throiiuhout the i-ity

in furnacf-s. is scar- ami manyjth- aia dealers are tntirelv o it of this par-, Nov.

ticular line.

I-rnhares place! on al

inents hy railroads are al coal dealers as the shortie of I'ocahonta

Local Recruiting Station is Ready to Accept Recruits For Thirty-day Period.

STRONG TONE IS

PEMING FEATDRE

A new record h is i.een estaMi.-h--l ftjf army re rnit:nr hy the lot al station on N. Michigan st., in charge of S'!'t. .Nihil Skees. lllhstments sin e Nov. 1, l!lJ. total '.'., an average u more than one a day. Much of the eredit for the vi-'orous recruiting siouh! he viven to th.' new otie -ar enlistment law. which

went into effect thf same day. the' enlistment 'rush' h'-an. I

During the lirst Is das of this month. new reiuits have heen added to th- I'. S. sei ice, i'tterin

e enlistments per day 1 hv one r t.vo re ruits

a day. nly four men hae heen hip- . 1 'ejected during that time.

All nay recruiting o'ticers for-; warding recruit" to the tlreat iakei training station at Great Lakes, 111., i have inen authorized by the :iav i clej'artment to enroll men who re- ! quest training in the naval coast re- ; serve lor a period of one month's ,

Nearly All Leading Issues Show Fractional Gains on First Transactions.

ie service.

i International News Service;

Kiven hy h- Mrnest M. llotv.ath, 1 C.italcause of thejl,;l st.. and s:lester .nsnoski.

In' of tli!i-. .w.uiou nr nuiMfii ai inv

leadini dealers explained that

hontas easily h-come

joc;i. i ioc ai sxaiion inursuay

air-slacke.I ! Horvath will

while Sosnoskj

afternoon for

FUNERALS

I'uneral services for Joseph Ullery. 7 7 vears old. were held from

system .f city z eminent. ; the resid;nce in CIay township ri-

day morning at 10 o'clock and at

re.-t upon th ehief executive of our siirceve of Kast IaIloy, Mich.

city. I helieve that my business ex-; perienep is a Uilitlcation to hft . fcier cons:(ler;i"i:i. To my mind the ii flairs of thi. eity shouhl he con- : Jurtcd like tlie atfairs of any lare 1 usiii-s institution. We should

t-triw for a t-etter and more eco

r.orni' al

Tetty politics an 1 factional jeal

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"U!,M snoui-i rot ie nnowen io m-i.0...n 0-ciock from the Ullery terfere with the U-t interests of tho.thurch( Hev Samuel Cripe otficlatity. The M.l.ject of eity govern-, in(f iturlal was in the Ullery cemeinnt and the larger prohlem f c ity I tery. rowih aii'l hctterrnent have en-

aed my interest and attention for, a kooI many years. "If nominated and ele cted mayor i of South Bend. I pledge to carry!

cut this policy and the hrt step in that direction would he the appointment of representative and capable men to the various hoards and departments. Further. 1 pledge my-i-'lf not to use the ofhp of mavr to promote any selfish interest or any private business enterprise." lias Mwil lletv J1 Years.

INSURANCE AGENTS ARE TO DINE TONIGHT

I'm I L. IkMiiiN Will Act as To;ust-

nuistcr ut CoiiMTvatUe Banquet.

l'red L. Dennis, treasurer of the company, will act as master of ceremonies at the annual banquet of the

Mr. A. kermann is ::4 years old j nepi representatives of the Conservand has Ued in South Bend nearly ; ative Life Insurance Co. of America all his life. l.'e. was born in Mas-j to i,e held this evening at 7 o'clock sav hasetts. but c ame here w ith his , n the Oliver hotel. Seventy-five

parents w hen he was Jive years old. j district managers and agents will be

Delegations

Me was educated in the public -ehools h'-re and later attended

business college. IN worked at

Sludebaker plant for some time, later entering the s r b e of the Yandalia Bailroad Co. lie was employed in the local offices of the

in attendance. Delegations from

Anderson and Terre Haute arrived

the , in h fiiv thi :ifternoon.

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Among the prominent speakers secured for the affair, are Charles Martyne Biscay, business manager of the Insurance Press of New York

. ompany for a number of years and , ;tv .lM(j olto Klause, auditor of the

state of Indiana, and Maj. Carroll B. Carr. sec retary of the American Ct-ntral Life Insurance Co. of Indianapolis. They are also attending

the meetings of the convention held Friday and Saturday in the Conservative Life building. Ordinary agents under the leadership of Mgr. T. S. Neal. met at 2

in the di-

room to discuss various

problems. At the same time super-

?eed Daniel Bechtt 1 of Coshen. wli intendvnts under Vice Bres't Burkicsigned in 1 : I - He has been 'ne!jKirl 10id a session in the South

workers in the ikmn- ,.pnil branch office. Monthly agents I of the company were guests of Lewis

Ballock. the leading asent for the

when the division freight ollice of tf-ie Pennsylvania lines was moved to South Bend Mr. Ackermann was made chief clerk in that department. Me has been in the employ of the Pennsylvania system for more than IT, years. He resides at L'i'l I. Naarre st. In IT 14 Mr. Ackermann was

a t tet'iH'on.

enter the infantry

and for this reason the retailers de- wmp snos,vi i s-me.i tor tne signend on dailv ..r weeklv shioioents rps. Both men left Thursday

to .vuppIv their trade. He said that!

when the shipme nts were stopped j 'Iumbus. Ohio

the stock that was kept on hand I quickly was sohl out while none wasj being received. i Many South Bend dealers have, coal coming that has been on itsj

The men arc to be enrolled as apprentice seamen and will be sent at once to the Great Lakes station. Fpon the completion of the regular couise they will be released from duty and returned to their homes. It is expected that a good man will take advantage of this opportunity.

the limit being placed at 0OO men. j

Gunners mate, lirst class, .Stanley Bryczinski in charge of the ivouth Bend recruiting station, received the above imormation Friday morning from Capt. W. B. Moffet, heading th.' Great lake.s department. Steps v. ill be taken to interest local lads.

i:w VOBK STOCKS. 1 1: f ii.i t amal Neu ü Si-rr NLW YOKk .la-.. 1'. Closing

i prii t s n the stock v. hang" today

w ere : Alhs-CJialinets jslv Allis-Chalxners pfd t 1 s Ameri' an Aricultutal ( Lj American Beet S;:-:ar n4 American Can Co. . 4 7

American ir and Foundry . American Cotton Oil American I.ocoinotiv e . . , . . American Smeltiu American Steel 1 oundiies .. American Su.tr Betineiy .. American Tel. and Tel American Woolen

Anacor.da Copper

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PI 1 I sP.l lU.ll Ll i: Vi n U CITTSBFBGH. I'i . .Nit.. 'ATTLi: -- Sapidy Null': steady: prime $!' .." ' J i 1 . 1'' I'"-; tidy hu'rh r - ; '. : f tir $T. ""' '. "...: rnnn . i7 . ; c: rni:in t- tro ! f.it ' . . J ; common t i:od fat c-.-7.7:: h:f. s J.'.".::'.; : o s and pMTiC r- x ! v :

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; Atchison

'"hicago and Northwestern 'edorado Fuel and Iron ...

Columbus iarra ks.

Another applicant !

urceissfullv passed the ohvsieal ex-i

amination but was rejected because of illiteiarcy.

AGENCY SECURES JOBS FOR THREE WOMEN

way from the mines for more than a month. A retailer said Friday that many of these shipments are practically lost, for tracers .sent out

by railroads have been unable to I

find them. He said that he had been in co.nmunication with othcials of one railroad and was told that the company lacked the motive power to move all of the cars that had accumulated on the road. Despite the shortage the price of Pocahontas coal has remained almost unchanged and now is selling for $8.50 per ton. Dealers said there probably would be no increase In the price of this line, because it would be only a few lays until they would have no coal on which to make an advance. All Weist Virginia coal has been tied up as the result of embargoes placed by railroads. Articles published In coal Journals say there is no relief from the shortage in sight.

REAL rlSTATE TRANSFERS

TttU

Prom

Records of Indiana and Loan Co.

LOCAL MAN IS ENTERED

Charles Wuthrick to Takr Part in Tournament at Gary.

made county c hairman of the demo- j vjock Friday afternoon

cratlc party and later was named a j rectors' thirteenth district chairman to sue- j problems

of the artie rat ie party.

STORY TOLD BY BOY

South Bend is to he represented at the American Amateur association wrestling tourney held Jan. 20 and 2 7 at Gary, by a single grappler. Friday morning G. A. Cooper, physical director of the local Y. M. C. A., announced that Charles Wuthrich had been entered in the 158-pound class. Wuthrich now tips the scales at 1 Ö f pounds, but expects to be. down to weight when the "gong" rings. The tournament will be held in

the Gary "Y.", where two roped j William

August Vreant and wife to Trlphon Martens and wife, lot 2 4 and part of lot 23 in Klingel & Mayr's subdivision of B. O, lots 82, !o and 84. $1.150. Emma S. Kuespert and husband to William S. Miller and William S. Robertson, part of lot lettered "C" in Kuespert & Summers' addition, $600. Mary Taylor Nicar. et al. to Joseph D. Oliver, tr., part of lot 238 and lots 2.59, 240, 241, 242 and 243 in O. P. South Bend. $1. Samuel M. Robertson and wife to Ignatius K. Werwinski. lot 24'. in Linden place addition, $1,000. Victor W. Boeder and wife to John B. Boeder and wife, a tract of land in Madison township, $12,000. George Heyde and wife to Victor W. Boeder and wife, a tract of land in Madison township, $3,000. John Irvin Grose, et al. to Farmers' Trust Co., a tract of land in Madison township, $19,000. Lester E. Peck and wife to Hattie Blake, lot 86, .Strong's second addition; lot 07, Gaylor's second addition; also part of lots 1"5 and iri in (J. W, H. Fowler's lirst addition: all in Mishawaka, $1. Hattie Blake to Maude F. Peck, same as next above, $1. Mary Bella to Frank and Gabriela Wieczorek, part of lot 13, Ford's sub of B. O. lot 67, $3.000. George Ford to Francis M. Caldwell, lot 249, Fordham, $2."0. Clarence K. Johnston and wife to

H. and Charles K. Kelver,

Restaurants Arc Supplied With Help Through IYec Fmployment Agency.

Several women and girls applied Friday at the local branch of the Indiana Free Employment agency In response to an article in Thursday evening's edition of The News-Times stating the wages offered by restaurant proprietors and the lack of help. Supt. Alex Langel secured positions for three of the applicants. As high as $S per week and board are offered by the restaurant men. Calls for helj were received Friday morning from the WinklerGrimm corporation, and from the South Bend Toy works and else

where. About 10 applicants were sent out by the bureau. During the week ending Friday, j

work was secured for 4S persons, a similar number of applications for help being received. In all S! men and women applied for employment at the agency. Moulders and farm laborers were much in demand, 1' moulders alone being sent to the (diver Chilled Plow plant.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19. A strong, tour. 1 4 V nrie Int aIj rDnorällv !

Baldwir Locomotive higher w as noted at the opening of ,tilnoro aml nhio the stock exchange today. Nearly J lSpthl.hom St,.e! all the leading issues showed frac- . .,a,.f irni;i VctroWum tion.il trains on Tlrst transactions. , T Pittsburgh Coal advanced 1 to 52. ' '" ' ' .,': ,, ,, . , . ! hesapeake and Ohio

was up to 103C. and Bong, 1 S' II

r, . . , . , .Chicago. Mi! and St. Paul opper issues started strong and , , . . . . , " ( hino Coppejn .-v e'tf;.Were!'onsolid.ited (Nis ,rinJxUlh at 10' Kenm" M'orn Products Lnited States Steel gained on nt1,eri , securities the first two transactions, rising to'., . 1144. Crucible aNanccd to j . v i Krie 1 st pfd Maxwell Motors. Industrial Alco- ! n' ' '! l'. , . . . , . i ' er.-ral Motor hoi, American Locomotive and! . . . , American Smelting were other is- i Northern Vfd. ! ! : : i sues showing fractional pains. jfJreat Nortnrrn Oro I Illinois Central CHICAGO r.IUI.V and IMtO VISION. ! Inspiration Copper

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2 -1 -1G3 "2 124l4 f 7 '2 :n

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. t . I . I A .n I I .A 1 . -t: : 1 '.": t;od tu

: ;r mi-d 7 .' s onm ,o 'i ? t . .. " ' $ i :

1 1. 1 1 " ; s 1 : . -. : - in do v. h r.a r 1 t .n t i a hiirh.er

iy Iki-- 11 11 '; n.edi:: 1". ','; ln.ny Vork rs 11 ." 1 1 .'" : !ii:ht Yorkers 1 7" II ' p;:,". 1 1 ..; roughs $1 ' 1".7' stag's ' : : . 7. ; lie.i y mixed 11 ' '. 1 1 . ;

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WHEAT-

TRAFFIC BUREAU MEETS Plan-! I'or Coming Year Are I)isusscil at Luncheon.

rines are maintained. Bouts for il ira-1 01 in narris townsnip.

Saturday, Jan. 20, include the 105, i $ 125, 145 and 175-pound classes. The I follow ing Saturday matches are to PLI7ADS NOT CJI'IITY. he held in the 115. 135. 15S and I Alexander Gahkowski pleaded not

heavyweight classes. Wuthrich will go next Friday evening to Gary.

PLAN DRIVING CONTEST

season

of 1916 at a theater party ati;o!f "Enthusiasts to Test Their Skill

guilty to the charge of assault and battery brought against him by Joseph Ignasiak in city court Friday morning. He was placed under a

i bond of $50 to appear before the f court on Saturday.

WINS HIM BIG FEEDi'Vl'r.

Wirr Comes loiter Asking That Youth bo Held for Theft From Mother.

The pitiful story touched H. W.

A joint meeting of superintendents

'and ordinary auents will be held Saturday morning in the convention

hall of the company, at which ice Pres't Burkhart will preside, and talks given by the officers as well a by field representatives. TJie convention closes Saturday

on Indoor Course.

Organization meeting of the tratlic committee of the Chamber of Commerce was held Friday noon at the Oliver hotel. During the luncheon and afterward questions that are to occupy the committee for the coming year as well as ways and means of accomplishing the most good for the business men of this city, were discussed. The committee has heen established for the purpose of rendering any assistance in rate cases of which it is capable. Members are asked to submit any difficulties they may have to the committee for its help. At present the committee is working on several rate cases and expect to obtain equitable decisions.

IS CANDIDATE FOR MAYORALTY NOMINATION

Lonubrake's hart .

f th' employment bureau

'tudebaker corporation took lu-year-; MA Stanley Harold, who was hok-; ing for work, f.rst to a restaurant1 for a l i hearty supper-- and the lad was tar m then to the police for r.ifek t-pii.e.

Harold said that hi father wer1 both dead 1 1 mo h- had been 1 i 1 1

Indoor golf enthusiasts will begin ( a handicap driving contest Saturday i morning at the indoor golf club, located on the third floor of the Elbel I building on S. Michigan st.. just x

above the Libel music store. I., r.

ind the manager 1 afternoon following an automobile j Blgus. professional golf promoter,

i will he in charge or tne competition, j whicli is to continue until Saturday I of next week. i Rules uoxerninc: the contest have

... . .. ,, ,,,, .. been so arraTiged that the mediocre Will sneak on "Pubhr Health at . ,. .

f ) lot t I lud L-ft lilt ctl 1 1 1 I 11 11 II v "IUI Colfax School Tonight. j his more talented rival. The total t j distance of the drive will be 10 balls, j

In order to stimulate interest, a poir ball is to be awarded to the winner.

of tKe ' tour of inspection of the city

DR. FOX ON PROGRAM

than Wall o c at he had moed

unci'. S" fa n '. ii'.. St .lo-eph Ms h declared, h - n;. mo re v to to t ! o Arii'.ltnr i:: So.; ti; 1 and had h i i . c 1 1 1 1 1..-. tin e lh his .'7 c . 1 1 1 s

Ti. Mi.-h .' i

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Ttother and I'M a l"ii with Jona - ti-ou. Th tl

; iiome of hi-

! ! S. Stat- st.. ' i n i a . hf.ad LlVOll liiio W'.lllac'e honie. 'id h" i-nd lost t ' O i T for a pocket he had

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for the ' o'.ltil at t ii I J : -t d" ...ot'toi. He had stolen some

it a :; i tli'-u ran aw a ! th.a't he Ve hold ry ntd s. in one could

Dr. Cairoll Fo of tlie Bureau of Health, who wn . pi eared before a meeting .lav cd" the Colfax Civic clul

in on In

ir.g procram will be carried out. ini iudinu- cotumuiiitv singing, a foik

dance bv

s:(tion by Ronald McGregor, a 1 .i.liiii, bv Mis- Anita Parsons, and piano solo hy Miss Doris Bill. A vhort business meeting is to be held following th program.

National i to have

last Fri- j . will ad- !

-s the organization this evening i

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111' su.iject oi niniu iie.to.ii. i addition to the talk an interest- j

IS YOUNGEST CANDIDATE

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.aill lt t I I inn I. ... urn-. wtw, Wiuils to Im Counc tliuaii.

ocali Maurice Vcnnct,

Friday announced 1 he democratic ounciliuan of the

3 1 v S. Th. lor st.. his candid, cy for nomina t ic n futhird ward. Mr.

oM. is me

f i ( iii 1 ! e. -(.

WOMAN GETS DIVORCE

, i

him a;d

rtn:

1.1T11

Tc-tified That lludund I esertet 1 Her in Wetlding Day.

i.e.

Vennet. who is 2 2 years

of the youmcest candidates fcr ttice in the city's history. He has been closely connected with lmoC'atic circles in the third ward Tor some -timo and was made precinct -liair-maii of the fust precinct f the thiid ward as soon as he was 'li-ibb-. INis emp1oed at the Standard )il Co.

LOCAL CHICKENS WIN

B i i t i

Hark Show

Man Kibbi.il From at Fort Waxne.

FioKrce West was g:en a di-on-from 1 loyl V st hy Judue iHniti' l'ord in superior court Fri.ia morning. The eldence in tlie c as" was prt-ented ti the court T;ur-dav. but th judgment was

IT HNACi: STAKTS F1I1F An overheated furnace caused i datnag to the extent of Friday j morning at o'clock in the basejn.tr.t of th- White pharmacy. 1 '. 1 V. Washington st. No stock was in-

, w r p.-ople -en "! i :i !'. f F t f NV..

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w a :

fed

I -;T-c.r.d

.ct.,; ;f c

a.,nv now ". .l';oe J. F. T.ar-

t h 1 I'd C" c kfl - :'r.-t cel.

hehl up by Judge l ord, owing to tlc ; juretj N-0 4 )loso company respond Ink of ability of a married woman. : e,j t0 tJle alarm. ho was on the tand. to testify as j

a jurisdictional witness. Mrs. est charged that her husband ahancior.ed her n their wedding day .md r fused to lic with her. although

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asked him a

times.

.Il lXii: IT NK ILL.

J ..d-' ;!t i- A. Funk of tlie lr- . j;t court, is at his home. -ut'f-ring . !i. attack c-f i;iip. Judge Yerruii '. 'ar. Fl 't. form'!- Judge tf !.. :p i;o; court, was appointed ' a special bid lie I i ' I ill-; hi- . v Jad-c l ank Ft ila md n-

1:1:1 iiiiTs. s:;ot. ; Bc-rnue receipts for Thursday ! handled by W. 1. Kirk, deputy coli lector of thv sixth lnuiara district, i mounted to approximately S.'.ee. j Cigars and to', acco b-ie formed the b'llk of the amount.

M ABBIAt.i: I 11 i:s;s. Fd-Ain J llo'.thusc.!. iv.a.-liinis:. BUin. N!a B. Hokon,.. mde; Flgin. ("'aftoii i " S. 1 1 c r. r a - !i : . bnoi Ma: hall c o:;:;t . i !t la l Be" ' teacher. Iike ille.

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Opening High LowMay 191 to l'Jl lsTf-; 190 1; July 15 4 154 3 151" tol734 Sept. 13 7U l.,7i2 I34i CORN May 102 102?i 10 toa; July 101 U 1 01 14 !)fu; 1007i OATS May .V.U ö$ toU July :,c :,c, :,:,4 to Vi POBK J;n HOG.". T.0TO .o.06r. May 2940 294?. 21N7. to3". July 2915 2917 2910 LA HD Jan 1C00 Dior. 1"92 May 1G42 1 642 H27 to757 July DIC0 1C60 1 0 47 BIBS Jan 17,2m l.r2." l."20 May l.'ßO K.fio 1 ä." 0 to.') 7

Interboro

Close I Central Leather '

ISsto Kansas City Southern 1"34 Missouri, Kansas and Texas. I-J-i Lackawanna Steel tolä2i Behigh Valley

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CHH At. O LIVl STOCK. I'MoN ST' 'CN VABDS. 111.. .Nt

19. IN G Bcreipts :.2.''"0; imis ' ket 7.c and Hv h.h-r; m:--l a:;-' I ' U t Chefs; 1 1 1 7 " I $11.20' oi ..1 h e.t " ? 1 1 .". J 1 1 .20; io;i-h l.ea 5-1 ' 7 ' 1 $ 1 1 ."'; hglit 1 m;. 1 nil"; i-; : 4 ( J 1 1 ' . 7. ; hulk 1 e 1 . ; t 1 1 1 CA1TLF Heceipts ."..O-n.; ,-;;irkt 1

steady; heees $ 7 ." ' ( $ 1 .'.-' ; oant! heifers $ 4 7. u $ i ". 7 ; sto-iar ..tal f ecN-rs 1'.. 2" '1 s-7 7 ; T'A.i! -J7.77, 'o $:.9m; al s $ 1 2." 1 1 4 . . SHMF.P Let eipts mat i t stc ad ; nati- and western $'.""' . 11. '.; lambs . 1 1.2 7. ' 1 1.2 " .

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Bouisville. Nashville Maxwell Motor Co., 1st fd.. Missouri Pacitic

Mexican Petroleum . . . .

99 ai 1 New York Central

New York. N. 1 1 . and 1 1 4 -v., -...... 1 t - a t; 1

.x.l uwnai i.rau j

' r K,' . .. ... . .

h I AorloiK ana wesiein ... to T2 j Northern Pacitic fii K Pennsvlvania

People's Gas Pressed Steed Car Bay Consolidated Beading Republic Iron and Steel

Bepublic Iron and Steel, pfd.. D1! ', ;

Bock Island

! Southern Pacific 1 r,05 , Couthern Railway IG"! studebaker Co. r, 40 ! Texas Co

1 in 11.1: m iski:t. m:w u:K. .i.di. v. i"-t "... 1 1 1 i. t. Kia 7. b. ; S.,iit"s 4. I""-.-n;: (.(miiio t k u 1.1. NNW ni:K.. .Fin. I'll' i. ti: . 11 Aln.'nki.ic plain Mid lli' ii.ipp-' e,,1t,,;:4 I ' 1" t :' lib. I.'IT. W II: ibl I' float ''4 ' '-a j . ; t eid i.u'a-r tl.-iti '' pr--eedillg ear. Nalk ein. s Weie h a ..': 1.1-::. I- t 1. . i i ) liJas. t'etl'Ii Malik,' ! s .;,! J..!- f.il .,iid w it iel i .a w ii l' Til- lug sf prediiec; s. (!r;iy . " !c w-:e u t :i : . ' j i!ii-s i..h1 were linn.

lii'ii! South Bend Markets

3070 29 4 7,

9i ;

7, ; 1 j

1' 4

1 "2 'H 7 9

::i 9 s :i 's Ills'..

CiKAIN AM I I" Kl. Itorrrrt! Oaky r V. n. Starr. Slrr Mill. II .lrnulir At.U'BFA 1" Paving. 1 -o p.-r ' a AIS P.i vine. ''" ; s:!iur. .'. l-u cij;- p.i't in-. '.'!-; v llau', 1 m p-r hu. K -I'-iyiiijf fl per lu. It B A N . seh in if 1 l-er hu MINhl.l NBS Selling. 1.7" p r f. riiupphl I"i;i:i Sebitig .,C-',M' per

D)"2 Third enue to30 p'nion Pacific F. S. Rubber 152." r. s;. steel L"i0 j i;. s. Steel, pfd I Ftah Copper

Virginia Carolina Chemical. ILsT 1U FIWIX) LI J: STOCK. Western Union BAST BCFFALO, N. Y.. Jan. 19. Westinghouse Fde- trie CATTLF Receipts .100 head; mar- Willys Overland ket active; prime steers $10.25 fa ; American Zinc 11.23; butcher grades $7W10. KennieoU CALVES Receipts 500 head ; j Iitts,,ul h ral market active 1 higher; cull to Marine

Choice $:. 50 Ti SIC. .vianne, pic

SHKFP AND BAM BS Receipts .000 head; market active, 25c higher; choice lambs $14.50i 14.C3; cull to fair $9.75 fi 1 3.75; yearlings J11T 171. 75; yearlings $11 faM 3.273 ; sheep $3 (ff 11.23. HOGS Receipts ...400; market active. 10c higher; Yorkers $10.73 11.75; pigs 1 0.50 10.73 : mixed $1 1 . r, r, fa 1 1.75; Heavy $ 1 1.70 ffi 1 1.73; roughs $10.30'? 10.40: stags SS-a S.73.

TIA' . iling. -S2 00 p, r ml SLitAlCII 1 FBI -Seilh;jr 2..A) T

" " " r t4 7 ; lllCi: I F.KI-.-'tolin 5'2.2'i2rH f 1111: ' '

International Nickel

Butte and s'uperior International Paper International Paper, pfd. Shares. 5',4,40O. Bonds, $3,073.000.

1 U 121 D'7 4:'. Ts 99 . 4 V 31 . ::o-4 4 2 . 49'; . 4 5101'.

a i: MOCK. (Corrected ltil, Ity Mxar llr.) .. I.aju s l . Muuiilikj Iir.AVV FAT HrF.IS -Fmr to good. pi o i.e. I' vii'ikius -lioti-'o "'S. v", v': i2';t?i:o ii j 1 ( jM-r ; le.'bii.g, 77,'- jt pe- k

ii y. stkcv n: m;kd (( urrrc tl Pail) 1.t Iii U rutt y Mlllrr 1 Uur nl I d .. .. .Micli(aii St BAY Pacing. J1111; Kn!nfc', JHfUM. S1KAW payu k. si per (mi; n,-l.ia ft'..(Mi per t"U. ir . per ImIc OATS ra;ij,'. 7v per bu.; nviliug. pel" lOJ. .N 17 W i c BN l'üj hg, per bu.; i; g, l.lo per l.ll. l l.v.cilli. M.1II --vijrTLK. rj.'l prr bu.; e , i : k . :'.7.0 per bu. ALFALFA .-LI.il - (.MontfiDa (rtwi) SeiiiUi. lcr bu. $10; kiUUli lbs., S40; Its. 75; iy. a iid ovpr. $.75.

"IHCAC50 CASH CHAIN. CHICAGO. Jan. 19. WI I FAT No. 2 red $1.9 7; No. 3 red $1.93; No. 2 hard winter $1.97; No. 3 hard winter $1.96; No. 3 sprintr $1.917 f." 1.93. PORN' No. 3 $1.00 ',i 1.01 ; No. 3 whit Sl.OOUTiLOl: No. 3 yellow $1.00 fit 1.01 U ; No. 4 97 fa $1.001,' ; No. 4 white 97F. Tf $1.00; No. 4 yellow 97U et 1.00 -2.

I , TALtLOTT AM) MIOKt. IM)! WAFOLIS LIVl' .STUCK. I it ' rrcted Dnily lr LTppms. 21 j N. Mala St.) INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Jan 19. ; 1 Ahl. w K...'a. i emW-!. No

H KIS Receipts n.3o': mal ket 1 " ' tl N. - :U-

to 13c hi?h-r; best hn,rs $11.25;

h il. 25' i- 'y per 1!

HIBLS jreeu. No. 1. K; calf ikla

heavies $ 1 1 .1 "il 1 .25 ; pips $710; bulk of sales SI 1.15'' 1 1.2". CATTLF Receipts 1.30m; n,arkt steady; choice heavy steers $Dci

11.23; ÜL-ht steers 7... ri 1 0 ; heifers 1 '( I L 1" K V - Pax in-;. 1.V-17

.,..)0 ' ?. : COWS ...' ; iMiiis i

$ 5.75 rn v.50 ; calves '''' IF 1

7('Y!i.a'e. rOtLTKV ANI MEATS. .1 rrM tc cl lmlv Icy .liitimi' Marker. 12K K. JfllrTfum HUd.)

s ::.uk'.

SLAB P.iv.:itf. 1.",. ; sella,-. l.-..ii:;c...

Hi i I ... si '.f Ii. IJ'-.. . iir.

SH HHP AND LA M BS Receipts J p.rL((Ut. . ;;;,4Oe; nh,,in. K'.::-. 200; market stc adv; ir iTTie s)i-ep ', 1A -. iC - !. $8.30: lambs ! LAKH-Selliug. 22r.

MONTI Y AM I " II A I

nT; No white "R u 1 59U : ; NFW i hRK, Jan 19. all money

nan. (( urrrc ri I rail , hy tlio f .attt ,! I Uli, l'oullr und -fi I outl Market, V. W a.nir jrtoj. At.) v':rct!. f..!i ai;fc-i i .(,.,.,1 hif, f'.ab. 1',' 'c ; treiit. 17'. : pi- 1 '. ; p. a ire-', I, ! . . 27. ;

w Ie;. 17 : ; J. a 1 1 . a t ' ; n. x tri ut. -3- ; iii'Ki .,. s.,;;a

four months 1 14c- lb.

No. 3 white 57"' 3SU: No. 4 white on the lloor of th" N York stuck 57-7f 1'.; Standard 3S-4 '-i r,9c. 'exchange today i ab d it 2 p-r cent;

i hiuh 2 per cent; low 1 :;4 per cent. ! I a,.-,;.!. i Time money wms .i- Kates were: ! : . -

ItOUTINT. l!'I7TIfi. , -ixty days 2 -" ' eec.t; 9 ytfh n inter carjiu lst-fl hltt

rinlv routine l.usines was trans- i days -rt 'i '. per er.

...-l" . . U rr.r,tr,r f t Vi t. ( I 3 1 1 PC't' ".' U I 1 l'W IU " n t Ii

acieo a i nie Khui.u luvvim, "i mv. . board of public safety held in theif r 't'ii: six month

City hall Fridiy mornintr. Chief: vent. The mark-t fr p-'ime n.erSibrel of the fire department. ;.nd -.mtile paper v:as ;.sv. C.,il monev

Chief Kerr oi tlie ponce department ; - 1 . . , ' orrt-,l I :! i,v Warner iir., . -4

St-t lill-' L' :a! wa-- ste.'O.V v. ,tn ; -tt.r. III r.. "I . . :. i.i'n. ... t T i i , a I r . -.(,, ' i,...- ! .

I ' ' . S I I I 1 : l .... . 1 W ' .... .... -. " ,

4.7 7. 1 2-1; f.-r d, n.an'l; 4.7 2 j for

i Ulie k Pl.ininriil Ja s Iii f 'ai rif'.aa

1 22c lh : sra ked hii o a'i;-.n.

per

s n k d '.el.it ' h

t;li. 2' ; .-kii.aed at

both appeared before the board aril

presented their weekly reports.

Mi:irr this i:t:mh. Junior and prep Bible classe- (,f the Y. M. C. A. will hold a tally pull this eeeninu following th- ieirular lesson courses and supper at 0:1". o'clock. Chimes, stnnts and motion pictures are t, be included in th- proerani. Th" almi-si.n f is

. t'.e cents.

tie -i lac hills.

lll-

ali

ri ni!-H;:s bond.

Casin.jr

o!-wins'

f ;: ;.ish-d

bovel of $- for cliild de-ertion in city i unit Friday and the a-e es as set for Momhiv. L.oli.-Iaw Kiobc-r-alski w is disciiar-e.j e 1. n th-pr-'' utiii- attorney a-ked for tile dismis-al of the 1...il's ,,f pe;.; larcenc retiiu against him.

I oi.i ;ix i.b I . T M LI " . .. -Ian 1 '. U'l I FAT ' "a-h ' '. .: i ' -1.:- ; Jnls . s . '' RN ' 'ash ' ' ; : : i.ci.: '. : .Inly ATS '.(Ml 7..c'j . s '( . RVF-- N'. :. ' 1 1 !. iVFR SLF'-- I';.: .Ian v ! . ' ' I " v 1 1 .' 7 '

1 11 . y 7 ; A pi . '. ALSIK.n ;'i;o. Iart h Mli' TIM "THV -P--.I!--Mai c j; . j . 7.

. a - b

May May -1 . ' . ' Ma f.-i. ."('' 1 ; -. 1 7 .

iti:i i.n . tmtii ;,r t,u whim; i.i;i: -joj i-r bu AL.sii; f .Hri'd 1 1 i r t'U Aid ALI A J 0"'üll ' U).i;r l.uvi.l; SJ o,'ul r j.tr bu. i HW l'L. - $2 0"'i. 0" l"T . I'.FA.NS 1.V .j$2oo 1-t-r Iii I ; 1.1 I. (iUAsS j;.' 7, ;.r i.u. FILLI ru-s.;ij .,-r bu. i 7 p-r ru. ' i i 7 K MAN MII.I.Kl' 1TG pr fca. JAPAM.sK MlLI.l.l $175 iar ba ;;i m;i:;. . -.;i r.:.i:r . j.r hi i:bii 5-.u .a l .(). MAMMHIH i. Li: -JJ '-'11 '1 t,u

I'KCM l.-iO.

i ( oi rrc tl I : at I by

VT. M,-lfr, tl

whi;ri: aim: thi:y. Tlie man who had made a h :cfortune was speaking a f'-v1- wonis to a number f students at a business class. )f i o jrs. th" main th.-m-' his address; s lian-df. "All my -t.ec-es.s in ;nv. ,,n :r;v treniendou-' t;iane;al pler-tlSTe". he said proudly. "I to one thin? a!op pluck, pit' 1.. i'b'ck.!" Tt i o.-irip an i 11 1 r res i s e rau.s

( IIH (.( PRODI ( I . IIIA; '. .In. F. RFTTHR : It-1 j ; s 7 . 2 " t '. ' -. 1 1 i r ext r.i ' i ' . : : r t " : i 1 . : : : 2 F : 1 ; ; - -toe'-; 2. 'i lie F;;s i:i ;p'.s F'.'I cases; 1 r er.t rie:;ts , ordi!;ary I r.s's ",; -r :: : : :- 4 " : o;:,, ; r: 7

'HFCSi: Tv. :w

4 . .If-fTr rrtnii 111 T . ' I IB 1 1 - . .ii or-s ...j,. V.-co. f.. ..'.r ' ' p i a ; . ii.c.1. ; . 1 rtf i .- . ..1: k t'J- '' el '.'ii ; ..;.-p.-c ; c. a.. il U 1 . "Vi f.' iai.; t-i'.iz.i: 5 ; - ; ! 1 a ;i; 1 aum;s .,,:.-. , ., . . . ' ;.:ü ir ! a. ; pot.o .-,, ;::.., i '. I B' 1 1 FL A.N. F' .;: ( 'tf, , .M y , r, : -'vi.':2.' . ,.:. .1 e- . ' ry ' .it' -r. p.i h. 4 . s. . i - LdK -tr.-t.j fr t.. pa.L' ; s . - . . t , ''. v.

her-, bdt the effect e.s r-iir.ed

bv t

one student, who a

ly: y-.j -ejr; but bow aie w, tb riijhT i.'fp:- t i pluck'.'"

ked imprc-ssis e-

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THOMSON AND McKINNON 201-202 J. M. S. Bldg. Mffnb Netf .ork Merck f'.xrtut f New ork Cotton Kidunir, Orlnui. 4 ttoii l.t. Lkn g f. )ilio Mori. I.ti lianfr, hlcu(u lloanl j f Trvdc and Indiana IttnUrr' AoOitilcin. Illrtxt l'rltat Wir to li MurLrlt. 1II()M Beil .".Ol. 391 ; Home '.'il js.:i'.

t..,n the rest of the: u urld, t o t- ' one.

M. try 11 R t ÜO LI ' 1 1 A C h F 1 : 1 A N N it l.cl