South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 197, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 July 1917 — Page 7

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-IAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

II OHGANIZE NEW COMPANY

Officers of Guard Will Discuss Plans For Another Militia Unit Here. rv. Of, i v. Pre;, orinntli and tli' -tIiT oüwcrs of the Indiana n:i ti'Miil cuanl will hold a meeting nt th- armory on S. Michigan i-t. toi.iyht to li.-f-Ti.s the adv inability of forming a new infantry company for .'o.-th I:. imJ ami Mishavvaka. Applii ttifii-. for enlistment in th" local f Mm j. a nie have I -- n fon. in' in at the ofTicf in koo.i shape ml th l. ranrh arc nearly all filler to th. fwll quota. a th- companies vill not b called out until A up. Pol. Fre errnuth i of the opinion that a t " Infantry company can be organized uith little dir!i Uiv. MaJ. .1. W. Humphries of the In hana national puard medical orp will l in this it y toniuht to examine LT, r-cruits. Pol. NYnsbanm vas in town for a short May SunHay afternoon and two applicants for, the hand company were examined. .1. Peekerich and M. stnwe passed th t-t-. Four enlistments w re eenred forth' regular army over ;u mla TiV STt. John Skff J. C. Moon. P. Nr iu ha us, J. riiszczyim-ki and Ci llarkins were the nun sent to Foil Wavtie for final examinations. '. 1 1. Uoheits, a local man, is in temporary charge of the local navv lecruitiii' station In the absence of l:. P. Walp. who Is on a 10 days' aration. Four enlistments ver received hy Tlohcrts Monday morn i:it: and a number of men who have Leen enlisted and then sent hom awaiting rail, have ('Piers to report ai the Hre.it Lakes training station. USE FLIVVER TO RUN DOWN MISSING HORSE i The day of the horse und !uecy ban pa.-scl. Walter Arrhih.il! know? r.ow that the a utoiuoliile has come to stay. Aw j means for speedy locomotion In i- sure it is u iiso r .sd . Walt' r. the poli.-o say. "stepped out" Saturday niuht about 11 o'clock '.ii a riiz tebnKinK to I.eo Conk, w hi- h was standing at the cornr of Mi( hiuiin and Wayne sts. Fook discovered the robbery iboiit 1:.'10 r'cl-ck. Inmipiliatfly he enlisted the aid of Louis lU'ttner and hiss "l!i ver". and the two be-j-au theii sear h of ttie city streets. The.' i.umht Archlhald (Irivinc: li-uriy east n lavinc aw. headed tor ;he country. Walter was quickly lu!iiineld into submission, bundled into the Henry, and taken to the police station. He i- held m a charge of urand 1 rc iv . SISTERS OF HOLY CROSS ORGANIZE AUXILIARY Sl.-ters of the Holy 'ioss. order of St. .Mary's. Notre Paine, have orrnnicd themselves into an auxiliary for lied Fjo-s work. Their Lranch will be known as f-iters of Holy i'rosi auxtliaty. No. :'l, and the expect to s- . n sliffts ami iillow cast's at the , ou cut. Tliis makes M auxiliaries working i the ity. but the ch.iii nint aro still uinin?,' the women t j'd'i the !.es. Anyone who wish'-s information regard inur the or-ranization of auxiliaries or possibly sewlnK days, !a, call at the headquarters in the I'r.ioii Trust building any Yrdnc- !. a ft er no.. ii. or call Fell ntionu iMi. REBEKAHS TO FORM A DISTRICT ASSEMBLY lie!., kali de-ice of Vdd Fellow ship will meet Friday afternoon in: the i 1.1,1 Fellow.- hall. Mishaw.ika. to oitiiir.e a district assembly. The; decree ik of the Ld-c will b- put' a m the evening. ; Member from F.lkhart and St I .Jos. ;di co unties w ill Le preseti t. a s a u invitation has Le n extend d to all. I!.in OF FOI.I Mitt s AT1FA TH. I!xcr mcnilicr of south licn.l iniini il io (Ht tMl without tail to Im rvcnt at tin' regular nurtin "-:u!a cxiiiiiiij. .Inly 10th, a! S . ml hai p. at the k. of ('. home. In rca I c-t tak x-r phoad 1.f l. Fa mr ittl,r confront-. ii. (mh ami rountry all n. .rronta !! f all other ioli nnlei atiil -ocictic are in) entl iniutl to l pn'M'iit. ii Mil ii:kti-:i.!;. t.rand Knlpht. V Old Time V Starting Tuesday 1

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(Uii2v W. Whitnur. 72& S. Ftllows st.. is still exceedingly fond of his wife, although she. is suin? fof divor e from him. In order to procur the divorce it was necessary that the couple Le separated, and therefore Mr.. Whltmer moved to L'-w M'intcrs. leaving her husband behind, lint h couldn't pt alonR v, if limit her. and ?.o h followed, and one day when she as Ray from home, lie proceeded to move la with her. Otir more .Mr. Whitmer left her spouse, telling him that she would not have him around, and once DE A THS MPS. nr.HTIIA MAY S.UNPKKS. Mrs. Hertha May Saunders died at her home. Ö10 F.. Madison St.. Mon day morning at 2:"0 o'clock, after an illness of seven months with tuberculosis. She is survived by her husband. Wayne .1. Saunders. an two children. Frieda May and VKinia June. Her mother, Mrs Mattie ("rye. one brother. Fd-Aai.' i..ontr. and one .ist r. Mrs. John liansherifcr, al-o survive. Mrs. Saunders had been a resident of this city for the past live years, coming hero from Pattle Crock, Mich. The fu neral will be held at Pattle CreeW Wednesday ami burial will he in Oik Hill cemetery. FUNERALS dOsF.PH MAI.KOWSKI. The funeral of Joseph Malkowskt. It years old. son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Malknuski. 420 S. Firant ft., who died Saturday morning, was held Monday mornim. at S o'clock at St. Adalbert's church, Itev. John Kubiak oiliciated. Ihirial was in St. Joseph's? cemetery. THREE SPEEDERS ARE FINED AND FOURTH FORFEITS HIS BOND Three speeders faced Judcc 11ammerschmidt in city court Monday and one forfeited his bond hecauso he wasn't there. Yictor ITIdln pleaded guilty, antl paid his line. $1 and costs. M. K. Hitter of Klkhart llrsi pleaded not guilty, but when ho learned he would have to come back to South Pond once more to stand trial, he decided to change his plea and pay his ine, so as to' save him Inconvenience-. It cost him $11. too. The case of . W. Yerrick waj continued to Tuesday. Some ques tion as to the exact location of the city limits arose in his case. Samuel SmithbuiK of Three Iiivers. Mich., thought that the $4 difference- between his bond and his probable tine was not worth coming; all the way Luck for so he did not appear In court. MAN WHO GOT STIFF SENTENCE WAS NOT STEVEN KLAVIC That the man who was sentenced to state's prison for from H to i'ö ears by .1 mliie Walter A. l'unk was not Steven Klavit us was supposed, was brought out in a letter received by the local police authorities this morninp. That the real Steven Klaic lixes in Monat a. I'enn.. and has never been connected with any burglary, is the content of the 1ftt r from the police of that city. In joints: throu-h the suitcase of the man arrested here, an insurance policy was found, and several letters as well, which cave ri to thfi belief that the man's name was Steven Klavic. It seems, however, that the man now serving at Michigan Fitv had stolen the suitcase from the rightful owner in Kackawanna. o., some days before his arrival bote. HARVEST HANDS ARE IN GREAT DEMAND Haymakers ami men for harvesting are in great demand at the present Ly all the farmers surrounding tliis city. ;u cording to Alex Langel, superintendent of the Indiana Free Fmployment bureau. ( 'onsüaiction companies just arrived in town t fulfill street pavinu contracts art' also anxious to obtain help. The Podne Mfg. V wants li men at once but th' bureau has found few applicants who desire factory work. PLEADS NOT GUILTY OF ROBBING PHONES "Not guilty" was the plea entered by FharUs Lewis in city court on a ( h irue of petit larceny, and the case w s contiuued to Tuesday. 1ewis is the man who was a.rrestetl at the Y. M. F. A. Friday night, having been caught by a buzzer attachment in the phone booth, which pave warningwhen anvone tampered with the money box. According to the police he Admitted that he had taken money from the phone booth in th Neu York Central station a shott tili. 1 fore h? wu arrested. W I I.I- (.) TO PAN AM A. Walter A. Phetan. fornifr Nv Times tepotter now in th üinal i orps. F. S. A., and w ho has been In trainuu at I t. Thomas. Ky., will lrav Wednesday fr Fanima. accordlr.g to word received by his a-

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nmro hf followed hr. Then Mr. Whltmer had a warrant issued, charged her erstwhile husband with malicious trespass on which he was arrested and hailed into city court. (Jeorfco faced the court Monday. "You are charged with Jrespass and I malicious trespass, said the jude. j "To that charm, how do you plead? J t.uilty or not Ruilty ?" "Tin Ruilty your honor." replied GeoiKe, wefpinK copiously into a hlue bandana. . "I went there. I eouldnn't help it. I couldn't üta. away from my wife." The case was continued to Tuesday mon.lni;. ICH SKIDS Occupants Pinned Under Car Are But Slightly Hurt, However. Hight men, or five men and three? women. riding in a speeding motor car on the Kdwardshuri? road, escaped with but slight injuries when the car turned over on a curve about five miles out of the city shortly after noon -Sunday. The party was from Michigan City, and the car had been driven less than -00 miles, according: to the owner. Accordinpto Dr. C. F. Husard. who was drivinp only a .short distance behind tho other car. it skidded on the turn, crashed Into a telephone pole, and turned completely over, pinning its occupants beneath the body. Dr. Itusard, with his party, helped the victims to pet out from under the. wrecked machine, fully expectinp to find at least one of them dead. only siipiu Injurie. were reported, although one man was unconscious for several minutes. Two of the men were hroupht hack to South l.end In Pr. liusard's car, and taken to Kpwortli hospital, where they wert cared for. lloth left ttie hospital Sunday nisrht. According? to the men who went out from South Ifend to bring- th wrecked machine into town, th party wa composed of five men and three women. I'oth these men and the doctor claim to have seen them all. As proof of the fact that there were women in the party, the garage where the car Is being repaired reports that women's wraps are in the car. One man brought to the hospital gave h!s name as Alea Olwen, hut the names of the others of the party could not be learned. MISUNDERSTANDING OVER NATURALIZATION OF POLES REMOVED Only those natives of Poland who arc subjects of (lennany are eveluded from admission to citizenship, is the ruling announced from the hureau of naturalization at Washington. This information wa received Monday through letters from th- bureau and from Sens. New and Watson in answer to in uuiries made hy Poluh citizens of south He ml resulting from the ruling of the circuit court that no enemy aliens could he naturalized during the war or until the supreme court of the Fnited States decided otherwise. This ruling by the cir cult court was made in accordance with the federal statutes and upon the request of the government. The question as to the naturalization of Polish citizens who came from that part of Poland now under control of German armies through military conquest has never come hefore the circuit court, and no ruling on the status of such Poles has been announced. The federal statute governing the admission to citizenship of enemy aliens is as follows: "No alien who is a native citiien or subject, or denizen of any ouin try, state, or sovereignty with which the Fnited States are at war at th? time of his application, shall be then admitted to become a citizen ot the Fnited States." Only those applications of Pol? who are German subjects have been continued by the circuit court to a later term of court. SINGERS NOT BACK ON THE OLD TIME The Singer Manufacturing Co. has not gone back to old time. That was the statement Monday morning- of Works Manager David Pollock, who pointed out that a story In Sunday' News-Times was incorrect in that detail. The factory whistles blew long and loud Saturday evening and no information as to the reason was available. The News-Times was deluged with injuries. Finally it was learned mon what was presumed to be goovl authority that the Sinser I Co. was taking that mean? of an-' nouiiclng it change to the old tim M.mu.;i: i.ici:sr.s. George SaIiisori to Hobble Lonzo. Clarence A. Pecker to Victorin DM eester. ernon otc7:tk to l-o Gotowska. Alexander Wolf to Peulah P. Calbetzor. Harry Tomasxewski to Frances Kucr.ara. William Zeit Nicholas to fiuth M. Allen.

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u Will Raise Fund to Provide: Catholic Ministry For Enlisted Men. Plans for "South fiend's participation in the national movement of Catholics to ralsH a million dollars which will be used to provide a Catholic organization similar to the Protestant A". M. F. A. for the American army groups ill i,e announced tonight at a meeting of the Knights of Folumhu at their home, LafayeFe st. and dffferson hlvd. To thia meeting all interested Catholics are invited. It will be called at X o'clock. Mrs. Patrick ollrien and Miss Jeanette Morlev were the fust South 1 enden to subscribe to the fund, which was leoently authorized by the war department. Mrs. O'Hrien gave $10o. Hesponsf to the movement, which will be wide in its scope so far as men of other denominations are Concerned, is expected t be great. Fommittees calling upon pators of the various Catholic churches in this city report that they will receive the aid of all the organizations in St. Joseph county. That the movement to provide Catholic ministry for the boys in Franc. and for cantonment camps in this country is principally for the purpose of providing the Catholic services for Catholics is the official statement of purpose. Outside of the actual services, headquarters of the Catholic movement will bo open to all soldiers, and the recreation movements will be universal so fatas men of the camp are concerned. A tribute is paid the V. M. C. A. in its work on the border, where buildings of the association were freely turned over to Catholics for their church services, which, it is pointed out. are very much different from the Proestant services. David I.. Guilfoyle is manager of the campaign in St. Joseph county. with Or. J. P., flerteling, grand knight of the local chapter. ICnierhts of Columbus, is in charge of publicity. BOYS SCOUTS OF CITY TO TAKE PART IN BIG MOBILIZATION Hoy scouts of South Heml will take part in a big mobilization of scouts of northern Indiana and touthern Michigan at Pauhanan, Mich., Saturday. July The headquarters troop of the Y. .M . . A. has arranged to attend and possibly the Illks boy scouts will also be present. The boys will ;o to Niles via the Southern Michigan railway and make th live-mile hike from there to 1 iicha na n. A Red Cross canipaiLin is now in progress in 15-iclianan and the boy scout demonstration will be the climax of the work. Tents will be pitched in a portion of the business section and talks will ho given hy several speakers. Scout Master Cunningham of the V. M. C. A. will speak on Camp Fberhart. Troops from Niles, Dowagiae and other Michigan towns will also attend. TRIO PLEADS GUILTY IN LOITERING CASES Charles Kvans. Nora Part on and Dora Weinberg, i':!. 17 and li years ld respectively, pleaded yuilty to charges of loitering'. They were arrested about 7 o'clock Sunday morning in Leeper park, where they were sitting on a bench by the river. Irinking beer. A fourth member of the patty, escaped w heil the tli reo were .arrested. "Pill" llosinski. a frequent visitor to the police station, was given a stiiT sentence by Judge Hammerschmidt Monday morning. He will spend the next 1 10 days at the penal farm. I'd ward Putler was given a similar sentence, which was suspended on good behavior. Jacob Chavis. charged with assault and battery, pleaded not guilty. His case was set for Wednesday. Th case of W. W. Morton, charged with operating an automobile when intoxicated, was continued to Thursday. STATE GETS $61,134.54 OF THE SCHOOL TAX St. Joseph countv received i"l. i 1"4..4 as its share of the general. school tax. according to the appor tionment notice received Monday by j the auditor. This amount exceeds.; the amount of school tax collected' in this country by approximately i 5 10. too). I DAN Ct PIl) ON ,!OP. ld I fi ' Cupid was on his job pretty late Saturday nicht when at! r:r.a o'clock Deputy Clerk Charit; Paab was called upon to open up the county clerk's olfioe and issue a marriage license to McKinley liable ami Ada I,. -S locum, both of Pa- ) chanan. Mich. Justii e of the peace Plmer Peak was then found and acted as Dan's tirst assistant by performing tl:e marriage ceremony. HAS DKAIT IU)K.MATH)N. County Cltk Itaal ha- received a number of bulletins from the war department at Washington which contain information for pertons registered for the army draft. These bulletins will he given out to all who apply at the clerk's oflice as long aa the supply lasts.

TELLS OF THRILLING WORK UNDER FIRE

For ?,2 hours Lieut. Ilobert Howman whs under gas tire m Verdun, bringing in the dead and wounded in the American ambulance corps in the French service. For this and other conspicuous bravery he was granted the cross of war, with the gold star, by the French government. This is the highest honor conferred by France upon a foreign non(ombatant in this war. Lieut. P.owman will speak In mm v t . LIEUT. ROBERT BOWMAN South fiend at the coming Kedpalh Chautauqua which begin Friday, July 20, in the fiedpath tont to be erected on Keefer's tie Id, W. Colfax av. Five cents a day, according to Lieut. Powman, is the pay drawn by the privates in the ambulance service. When he began to dravv the pay of a lieutenant, l'owman's name appeared upon the payroll for ::i cents daily. He states that the Australian private soldiers who receive $1.7." per day. are paid more than a French major general. Lieut, ltowman was at the front 14 months. SOUTH BENDERS FLOCK TO NEARBY RESORTS South Penders llocked to lake resorts ,uuday, joining thousands of residents of Chicago and other middle western cities who sought to make the most of one of the few "resoriab.e" Sundays of the summer. Motor parties from this city were encountered throughout northern Indiana ami southern Michigan. Week-end parties at Michigan rt?Mutf numhcml many people from toi? city, wlm enjoved whai reri owners hold the only real weathei of the 1117 season. liimnan Park, north of ist. Jo-i-eph. Mich., is one of the favorite resorts for South Penl people. s well as e.--South Heilders, which latter fact is attested for in the presence there for the week-end past of .1. p. MeFAoy. well known "pote" and humorit who did Ids apprenticeship" on The News-Times. Ping lordlier and latnily. "Jim. . t and Junior", are at Fdgtwate. .vhicil i lies between M. Josej h and Higman on ine i.ine siiei e. South Pemi ami .Mishawaka people who enjoyed Saturday night's dancing and the Sunday program at Higman, included .Mr. and Mrs.. c;. A. F.lliott. W. c;. Klliott. Mr. and Mrs. C.eorge Mar, Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon Mix, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Ueynolds. Mr. and Mis. .1. 1. Petcrson, Mr. and Mrs. .1. (J. Horner, .Mr. and Mrs. Pome Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Stephenson. Miss Kleanor Htephensin. Albert Stephenson. Hugh stephn!"n. Mr. and Arthur Russell and Arthur Ipi.-sdj. jr, Mr. and Mrs. Oaniel Pich and son, Katin, Mr. and Mrs. Llmcr Miggins", ata Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins. SCOUTS WILL HIKE TO CAMP EBERHART A troop of 20 Mishawaka boy scouts will b'ave next Saturday morning for Camp Kberhart. "hiking" all the way, a distance of some 40 miles. They wili amp at Iiamond lake Saturday niqht. and Sunday night they will spend on the east side of Corey lake. going around to the west side, on which the camp is situated, early Monday morning. This U the fust organization of scoots to leave here to hike to the camp, although several individuals have walked the distance. FOUR DIVORCES ARE GRANTED ON MONDAY Three divorces were gtarted by special Judue Shively in the superior court Monday. I.eona Hartman secured a divorce from Verble Hartman: Plizabeth Smith was granted a divorce from John C. Smith, and Marie Norris was grantd a divorce from James Norris, tlie court restoring the plaintiffs maiden name, of Marie Kamp. Howard Lent was granted a divorce from Gladys Lent In the circuit court. Gather l.sooci liinds of lacr. As a result of the cam pa gn for old paper -staged by the boys' department of the Y. M. C. A., some l.voo pounds of paper were collected, hrinelng in the sum of fi.20. Morris Pome won first pri.e for greatest amount of paper procured and was given J4. Second prize, $2. went to 11. Peed. while K. Schubert and M. Nikhart each received $1. The remainder. 11.20. was turned into the treasury. HOLD KOLIiAU IN TOl.KPO. Tony Kollar, wanted here for crand larceny, is held by authorities at Toledo. (V No one nems to be willing to s-vear out an arTldavit acainst liim. and just vviat disposi-, Hon i 1 1 be made is uncertain, according" to Chief Kuespert. Don't ay you saw it in the newspaper. Say News-Times.

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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS From Kciords of Indiana Tltilc nd Ixvan Co.

The Co-C'perative Investment Co. of South P?nd to Joseph A. Werwinski. lots 20. 1!, 12, West Knd Mit. IL. COO. Same to Same, lots ?,1, J Z, West Knd sub. S 1.000. F.lvina Weener and husband to same, lot West Knd sub. J 5 30. John Melher and wife to same lots S3 and 56, Clement Stndebaker'.-' Oak Grove flrst addition. $l.r00. Henry Midlory and wife to same, lot 10. West Knd sah, $;00. William N. Pergan and wife trt . same, lot 9S, Oak Grove, addition, $1. j William Happ and wife t same lot 32, Citizens' Iand Co. 's West Knd sub, Jl. I Joseph A. Werwlnski to Cleveland i Trurt Co., same as in next seven ! numbers above, J9.10C.10. j J. H. Keley and wife to Fniver i sal Hydraulic Stone Co.. lot S. Pray's i survey, $ 1. i Sophia A. Aslin and husband to ! Frank Orzechowski and wife, lot 17. ; Susan M. Stokes sub, K.Ooo. i Pessie Paxson Hafner and hus band to A. Glen Pur key, lot 21, Poseland park. J'JOO. William Puykis and wife to Goerge Kohlik and wife, lot ?. lot 2S, O'Neill's first addition. $9S0. The North Side Land Improve tnent Co. to Kmma Adams, lot 2.0, O'Neill it Schwab's addition to Mishawaka, $300. Albert M. Kirkley and wife to Daniel I. Shrider and wife, lot 10 J Hartman & Woodworth' plat, $1. Kd. L. Ms son and w ife to Harry O. Kellev. lots 7 4 ami 7 6. Campbell's plat. $900. John Trimmel and wife to Daniel Holderman and wife, lots 2.?, 2 4, 2". 26. 27, Weber's addition, $1. Matilda A. Kelver and husband tc Kdith Eck. part lot "P", Haney'? addition, $2.000. Joseph deLorenzi and wife to Walter S?. McArthur. let on Lincoln highway, Mhhawaka, $1. The South fiend Iind ?o. to Anna M. Codd. lot 2.".2. Perner Grove second addition, $"(F. Otis S. Komine to Mary Jane Mi! ler, part lot '.0. A. G. Cushlng's third addition, J2.t00. The Harter Pealty Co. to Mrs. Ila2el Cleland. lot 1.""' and part lot 152. Harter Ileiihts, second addition, $2,r00. Howard D. Wehster and wife to George M. Kreighbaum, 14 1-2 acres Clay township, $.,000. St. Joseph Loan Trust Co. to trustees First P.rethren church or Ardmore, lots :!4 and .1.", Ardmore Heights. j::s;.. GRAVEL ROAD IS ACCEPTED BY BOARD The Division-Crumstown improved gravel road, seven mile in length, was accepted hy the county commissioners at their meeting Monday, and the estimates on the Beehler and Seyhold roads in Penn township were approved. Sol. H. Thorton was appointed superintendent of construction of the Kberhart ro.nl to be built in Penn township. County Engineer McClellan was ordered to prepare plans and specifications for a bridge to be constructed over Pine C. eek at Walkerton. The sale of the P.yrkit road bonds to the Merchants National bank of Munde, Ind.. was approved. The amount of the honds is $y,0n0. A concurrent resolution with the commissioner.' of Marshall county was adopted to erect a bridge over Pear Creek near Walkerton on the county line. ICids were asked for an adding machine, the -pecilications for which are on hie in the auditor's office. P. J. Houlihan, county attorney, was appointed to represent the county before the state tax commissioners July 2 6. when the hearingon the county tax assessments will be held. EIGHT MILK SAMPLES SHOW VISIBLE DIRT Of 14 samples of milk tested by V. C. Cripe, dairy Inspector, five have illegal bacterial count. and four have illegal fat content. Light samples showed visible dirt, while but three samples are free from objection. Thh is the first analysis made under the new ordinance, and shows forcibly the work which must be done in the effort to regulate the city's milk supply. Detailed results of the tests follow: Fat. Pacteria. South Pend Sanitary Milk Co ."..1 22c.'"i0a 1 t'dl.00 0 10,0 0 0 2 r , 0 c 0 1 f, 0,0 0 0 1 i'O.OOO x.noo r.0.000 4 0,000 1 v 0,000 2.",, 000 f, 0,0 OA 20,000 ".".,000 V. D. Nelson Ö." Illinois Dairy -'.S . J. Wittner " " H. V. Nelsor Dairv Co n.4 H. W. Heintz Inian . . ".1 V. T. Pnrucker .I. L. rSiiilth Kocsis Dairy Co West Side Milk Co.. . . Troupe Pros. Dairy.. Alex Molnar 4." Joe Horvath 4.0 J. P. Shol'.ey 4.0 i:pi:ct lUTcn .aiission. Iiiternmional Ne vs Service: AMSTKHDAM. July K,. It "as reported from The IIaa;ue today that a Dutch mission may be sent to Washington in connection with the program of tlm American government to limit the export of foodstuffs to the Dutch and Scandinavian countries. asks mvoHCi-:. Wilhlmine Peamer Tiled suit Morday in the circuit court asking to be divorced from Harr,' Peamer. t MIC AC.O C A-II RAIN. FlIK'A'.o. Jul; K V1I!:aT No. .1 hard n Inter, N. liortliern i'rintr. ?g lo. n KN --.No. 2 mixed. $1.'.G jl Pi : ., velb.w. ? 1 0 4 1 'u 1 '.C ; No ?. mixed. .'P! i.t4 No :t "v.tiit. ii r.".iTn.'s ; N.,. :; vei;..w. .iPdt.f.". OATS No. 2 white. 73b: No wl.ite. TsU7öl4e; No. 1 tvhlte, 7o,iif,75,.ac.

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STÜCKS GÄIN0K MARKET OPENING

Majority of List Shows OverSunday Strength Liberty Bonds 99 4-5. lutrii:titial Nevys Service: NKW YM:Iv. July IS. The Mock market opened with the majority of the list showing gain.s tliis morning. t , . . ranging from fractions up to a point. Py the end if the first lo minutes. Cnion Paciric had moved up 1 3s and fractional gains were noted in other . . , , , rails, dams of U to v ere made in Pethlehem Steel "U", United Cigar Stores. American Sugar. Tobacco Products and others. Atlantic Gulf and Industrial Alco -

hol rose one point. j P' ; IS eij.t. v4o: nisrk. t s-: At the end of the fir-n utiarter I V"rk' r" ,:' :,'M : f'-" --",,: rAt ine enu 01 ine nr.i uuancrjrl sir, .v.,i;,.m: j.-aw. SI.". '-Hfl; o. hour, the rails were still in the lead. ; n, .i:, :.,, i m; stüx. Ml :-i U 7. with Canadian Pacific up l.U St. : Paul ls. and New York Central j mim;v AM I ( llAM.l;.

one point. Liberty loan bonds were iuotd at 99 40-r.Ü. MAY VOHK STtK KS. Internntioiinl News Service: NKW YORK, July 1 Closing prices on the stock exchanee today were: Allis-Chalmers Ame rican Peet Sugar American Can Co American Car and Foundry American Cotton Oil American Locomotive .... American Smelting" American Steel Foundries . . -'. . ! . 4S . 75 . 7 0 P2's . c;7 American Sugar Pelinery ...K'l1 American Tel. and Tel 120"H American Woolen 2 Anaconda Copper Atchison Paldwin Locomotive .... Paltimoie and Ohio Pethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio ... . .P'O'h . . i 12T, 1 4 ;i Chicago and Northwestern ... 1 Colorado Fuel and Iron 4? Chicago Mil- and tt. Paul... 7: 4 Chi no Copper " - Corn ProdiiC's :'r's I'nwil.lp Strpl Distilleries and Securities . 2 ?. ; 2.-.Ü F.rie Krie 1st pfd p" General Fleet lie ''- General Motor Goodrich Co 4 '. CJreat Northern pfd 10ä treat Northern cire Illinois Central D'-Vh Inspiration chopper Interhoio Central L'ather Kansas City Southern I'ickawanna Steel Miami Copper Louisville. Nashville Maxwell Motor Co.. 1st pfd... Missouri Pacific Mexican Petroleum New Yoik Central New York. N. H. and 11 Norfolk and Wfciern Northern Pacific N. Y.. Ontario and Western.. Pennsylvania Peotde's (las . 4 , sr. ; . 2 2 40 12; . Colo , :'.2li " z OOP, ::7 ' 1.'4 loj', 2::,i Pressed Steel Car Hay Consolidated Heading 2 -4 Republic iron ami Steel Sloss -Sheffield !. t Southern Pacific .somilt-'l n i.'i"..' Studebaker Co Texas Co Union Pacific F. S. Pubbcr F. S. Steel F. rS. Steel, pfd Ftah Copper Western Fnion Westinghouse Kleciric Willys ( )verlanl - - - Ameiian ZinKennicott Pittsburgh Coal .... ...... 1 I, r, I III"! ! . . . . . 1 1 . . . . P". jjii; ' i . . . . I - O . . . . 1 1 ' k P2:;t :: 1 ji, l" . ... '.2 " " ,.,rl . . . . 4- Z ) . . . . " t 1 i Industrial Alcohol 1 i Vl'irino - - ! Marine, pfd International Nickel .. Putte and Superior .. International Paper ; 1 Pethlehem Steel "P"' 12 '. -i Chile copper Midvale 'teel '" Atlantic Gulf and West 1 ndie- . l'T p. .ales Shares ?2,S-S,,,,n. S 1 l'.-O" ; bond? IIIC AC.O I.IVK -TOC K PNION sTiM'K VAKliS, 111.. y 1. IHt;s-r.i-elpt. .'.i.: market !'tv. ImIv: mle.l soid but. I.cri MJ l-..'.i i-s4,-"g i Immw. .14 S.'i 1 1: rough le'ivv .ll.-.V'i:.2.": llSiit. Ml 4.V.1 I'.-r. ,.iv' ir. "Vi F :u-; bulk. .II b i lTll.i: Ue.i'ild. 'l.o,,o: irkci -tends t l"-- lower: beevet. .v-. jr.ii Pt '.o; .os:ilid liMfei. .":'-Vlllo: -to.k.rnid feeders. .c,-jo! Ii : 1 i iti -'''' lgiwi; calve-, s'.i r.("y 11 SlllII.P P'-celpt. 2.'"': a.;irlat bov, t., :-". lower: nitive tii we-tern. 7 7"Vi lo so ; lauf -. : .Z 1 1-1 4'. (llKAl.n OKAIN AM I KO V I H)N . ('IllCHiii, July 1'. WIIPAT

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