South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 221, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 August 1917 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

TO IIS WHO

LEAVE FOR SOUTH Local Organizations Dehincl Movement Fcr Luncheon to be Held at C. of C. Am-::. i a!! t! ' .! I gio. : i rn .op i..e- will 1. i . So.th II-. I wit!. .! nuMiur i .j,.ii.-.,n ui.-ifi-: th.-.r h-it- and --vord- ol .beer rim--' in th" Ti iS UJS .--s-uid Tnuisdav w h-u I 5 ' i - lor a lunch-L-i.fi :,im1 tnteit.-iMoent n f .'(,- la.UoC -1 Io be tl,!: at 111- Chamber f .'orn. I,.-:. I -.. I .! ir . 'I lit- al!.(;r .ill !. undej the a:i--' i . 1 1 s ; i J t ! , ( o . ' 1 1 i v ( o u ! i 1 1 o J 1 i - 1 - e. t tie I j . m i ,KU'l organization . . . 1 . , . 1 ! 4 .

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hat :e ,,f the I'niutL.us. t.it. ! t h ; ri" 1 M 1 " ''"- its M.n,i,i; that he w.. uell oTe.-.T'"- U cl nes.lay notilie.l six men

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,.,-r.- keim: i..iw.k 1'.. 11. win; , j t h. i r t . t h ti.xe.l hy S.-pt. 1 . .n w Inch p.-t th.it ..o :e . ie.l to,., . (.a.- .kite the temporary Iis Illume will hliiali.il ami t"ii 1..1 sacks for '...''''. revoked. 1' i.y Xr j - t ole. Mi. I L j N" a nnoiin. emrnt of the nurn- , i im Ic;i. Mrs. I i .-.i I. S lni;ir,: h.-r of men needed to till the (piotas Mis. T. A 'iii. .. 'iK'ttr.'M".' ao l fioni the ( ity districts could he Leo ih 1 lr- IP. war. 1 ( ' : 1 1 1 1 1 . ' made Thu?sda- mornin.ir. Hoard Mr. '. 1.. .M.kk" and !ri. 'id. 7 ' ' oflicia Is stateil that the work of pies: M. Marvin I'liupixlk :: ' ompl.-t im; th" records of the men p.-. to-. Mr-, i 1 1 ; - t 1 1 . on .loen ' answering the first call must he lisii t's.'i-: i'.lt.'x .eiine W'oin ' tinislnd hefore the numher of addii ' i 1 1 1 1 1 i-i m i k ; e- ' i 1 1 i a I 1 ' t ic n a I i n n nt ei I el c in 11 I ?i ve.l .

r.t.P. :r,e ....i,,-- -Iih Imm-; lui'-'id -trir.i; '..:.: St-.ti.tai.l .! ', t c... ive u.illons -a-. -line. I ' I . 1 1 it-1 - i i-'.if More, I.:.."! ci .-a .!!-: Kiii4ln-; l ..!" ('i.!iim'iii-. pillo,, iii-hion-; .-mi t i j j land Winde-. i!c ('.!.,.. i : - and, t o ac o. SWEET CORN ON MART SELLS AT 20 CENTS S..t corn w.i- m lliiv. at J a lent.m r ;' c n . . ! - oil 1 I a ' 1 1 1 a i i i Thnr.-dac iMorniug. and th-ie .is a ; Pient.f.il s ippix Tbl- i the lir-M i time ih.s .war that that any M'a -i t , t of till- ( 1 i : ! t had ' "-en o I f ' I - ; d. w.i. -.Ihn.; at t.nie and . .Mit a p'nid I'. n l. aii'. a- t !)' ha c ... a ii jai t .f .1 ; ly. A f. ;t ' 1 .!-' mai k. ' Yv h'M. 1 h' ! c . : : i g ; a ...!' e i - ; ; at . m Ki.r. i.icr.w i:.iwat.i Ik I ; - : 1 1 a ; I' . ' 'Ha ag: .!. - ic ' r a '. 1 i h a a g.

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n TOMORROW ! ! f J of gross receipts will be s 4 donated to the South A i m . j JJend military Lompanics j who will soon mobilize. j See Jackie Saunders in - ; 4tThe Checkmate." tr - ' rn?? Wtfiä . ; X S U. ! 4 H.LLiÖNTRE tli UT!i' Imümc O;tomtrl4 Jlaxiuf turlr.f Cetirlan. JXifc ft. mLkllUAM kL 11 UNION SHOE CO. ( j . !

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Ti:PHAN I Is ;i ).IKI. " S phat: Francis P idoii-dn. seveni. .!.. .--;; 'iii of .Mr. .i.'id Mr.". An-il-.v I :.:!. i. -ki, S. Hatris st.. , k I Th 1 : i -tl.t v morning .'it o't he k f..:;-. v. i.. ;i i. riff illr.(.-s. II- was, : I c. !:!;, in South Bend. ! J :-1 . -i his r-rit-. s,.r i ir g him :.w -.-.o 5 P.thfr. r.nir. !.'. peter. S ! .-t r. ami two si-- f t' i -'. and ThiCM. Th. funeral i v.:li i h' M Fii.lay afternoon at 2 I k at St. 1 1 el w i -'(-' - (.hutch.! Ik i i tl 'a ill be in St. Joseph eme-t-rv. Müs. tiii:m:. BAHCOMF. j yU Thf u. ,(.,. ,u,..j Wed-' r.fxlav night at the hon.e of hr daughter. Mrs. peter !v-.,e. 1202 ! ,; .p,,li-on -t , after an illness of! H:lrronM. u as S' x. - ars old ami had a resident f ... . . , . of tins city ir the pa-t six years, . . . . , - , , ... i -Surwwng are thf following chil- . . ... , . I (Ir en Mi s IN-tf-r I j- i umi- Mrs ... .. . ... I. .. 'Pi. .. .. I .. : ii i . ' fit'l .Ml . 4(1 1 I I I r ill V 111 O l . . h-)l S.ituiil.iv nnrruntr at St. J - I . I v; - iih i hiiri i I- .it i.r I I C iri ull ! ' . i"' - - l-lv will ,o taken Val',a rats f,r 1,ni:tlARDS TAKE UP Men vvith Defective Teeth Ordered to Have Them Fixed by Sept. 1. . 1 1 1 id. i a t io n of phy.sit al .lis. hartes ami kiiiu t"i exemptions Th u rs.ki . The tak of passing on the elairns l".o exemption will not he linishe.l until the -ml of the wk. In 1 e t f in i i n i Hi; the liehari:e v.iantfl on phi al loiimls. the hnarils in the majority of cases will isne t inporai N ilischar xes onl. A ' ,M'-M,ra r-V f. . iie after the cause for which it Ki.Mite.l ceases to exist. Tlie touml with ilefetie teeth to ha.; Transfers to other districts for xamination were granted to Milton i. WutMer. Is.'s S. Main st.; Dean , Anni-. x:p lk I'.oyvman st.. and .,.t M.-,rtin. all of district one. Several transfers from out of the I i ity appeared for examinations bej fore city board No. j Thursday t morning. NEIGHBORHOOD "SCRAP" IN THE CITY COURT i:,llM., ,,f a - neighborhood scrap" were heard in city court Thurda v morning. Kmerv Walters. ;; J iin st.. was charged with t .,v..,,,it ami batter bv Minnie j;r., kciiiidge. who li at MO! K.

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- ft T . I 1. , I 411K I J I .. ; .. . . .1. - 1 . t . ..... ... ' ii' . a- i ii.u p.-ii w mi 00otaiIOIlj i,x tin- s , me complainant. A com,- J r. v i ii.iuc of a-.-ault a ml batterv r. r . 'naice of a.-. ult :.,ol i.ittprv ' against Minnie 1 .r-ckenridg. was . r,!. re,l by Mae Walters . The trio .titclcd p-b a- of "not guilty." and 'In' (a-.- w.re continuco to next T.: m1.iv. I'.Io.-e K.'-zew-ki. ali.i- "Crip" who (.p.'iat.v a iifu.-tand at the crn-c of ?.laiiigan and Washingtor:-- wa ehirgcd with petit larceny,, continued on hN a rij. is s.iiil '" la- t..:..,, a F..r.l l ami . !:r-' from tn..- New ..rk entral l John Scott, who pleaded guilty t' ;(; rating an automobile without a ! Lo ns. s. s gicn a susperidt d tin.' of 1 and co.-ts, while Stanley Cir- , niak. foun.d guilty . f run.ning a moT.o- . h:.b' without a . h i u ff a i r's 11- . 'i-e. wa ei '..'! a -iniikir sentence. ü';.' "f i no--1 . t u t io a ,u.nt: iah 1 , . i n di-nus-ed. as t ! . . lla !' e of a -- i H'i I C o TI a a.: ' in a-mi;-. i no enarue t . . t ;,r , . n a g i in.-t I f o Ikinkin. ' '; barg - of ':;.! d.-sert ion k Sn i : g' l-k. GET LETTFR FROM SOU IN PERSHING'S ARMY i : . . i '. e , 1 i Cr;', d ' i i ... n : . ..; . , i : .! i . . - i'. ..... .1 :r : thcr so-i i...:,. . , v" a ! . who i - a t - ri .: " o i ! : der.. - i -'s f i : b tt--r .r'.i . i . I th it . ' : i r . . : . - -. ' . . i ' . I rh old that h- . a ! in. ' . ? a '''o; 1 1 e, 1 t p.. .:! 1 the -, -t. A'V.s 1 llae -u often wi:lid to try on ooe ot the e.ir-phn's that you see . V. , . , ( fl.in.l Ii (,-.... j I . . ; f ; e . 1 I I ! I - .' I k T I o 4 MIT' 4 I e I dem. -n-t rat ion at I r. TP..m-ns of-J th.s nek. A i.ia ni:!'a. turer's I r .1. .:. ; ? o a r i n I i i .!:. 1 1 us.-. No AdU. charge

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V I I I I M U IIUI1U I I W PICK HOME GUARD

. . , , , t . .vieeiings io De ncici Next Monday Night to Ex plain Antics. IMf to the faM that no application Manks for the homf Kuard have heen r ' eived yet hy the county council for defense, the Llanks will not he ready for distrlhution until probably l'riday. I'ollowiiie; aie the places appointed by the county council for defense for the ward meetings lo l.e held next Monday nii;ht at 7:.".0 o'clock t orir.mize hon, puard companies. The first ward meeting was held in the Colfax school last Monday ni'ht: Second ward, (, II. Snoke. chairman. Linden school. 7:2 Linden a v.: third ward. J. Ik Neff. (hairman. Chapin State I kink hiiildinK; iourth ward. Fred Ij. Dennis, chairman, Co.niillard shool, .io:: i:. Colfax av.; fifth ward, J. 1 Christ man. chairman. Chamber of Commerce buildinK; sixth ward, John Olezniazak, (hairman. St. Casimer auditorium. Webster st.; seventh ward. Williuta Cioehel. chairman, Kliler school. 1120 S. Michijran st. USII WYAK.X. Noith division t. Manica'a hall. lkit Division City Hall. West Division lMiblic Lilrary auditorium. All ward meetings for the organization of companies in the local homf defense guard will be held next Monday night at T::kO o'clock in the places named above. This announcement was made Wednesday night by Jo-eph D. Oliver, ehairman of th- St. Joseph county council for defense, at a meeting of the seven ward oinniittees in the Chamber of Coin men e headqna it eis. The session followed a meeting of the county ouneil for defense, at which John C Veagley was appointed head of the boys' working reserve movement to succeed Maj. Kred I Dennis, who resigned to take up his duties with the military board in chart:.' of the home 'Hiard. The meeting places of the three Mishawaka divisions will be on the same night, as follows: North division. St. Monica's hall: east division, city hall: west division, public library auditorium. Will Kxplaiu Duties. Xext Monday night's meetings will be the real beginning of the work of organizing a home guard. The chairmen of the respective ward committees will explain the duties of the organization, and will distribute the application blanks among those present. Although the number "f enlistments is limited to fir, men. each company may accept as many as apply. The. regulars will he selected through an elimination process by the drillmasters, and those remaining will form the reserve. The c; lirman of the committee will be in charge of each company until a captain is chosen. Tlie drillmasters, with the exception of Chief Drillmaster Maj. Calvert, wili-be appointed by the committees, and will rotate so that each company may enjoy the same advantages. According to Maj. Calvert, at least "JO instructors will be needed, some to be held in reservr. Officers ly Competition. Th-". officers will be chosen by competitive examination by the military board and three representatives of the ward. As soon as each quota is nI1'11- '-weekiy drills wi:i begin. " i in scarcity oi arms, woouen rifles, cut to weigh about the same as armv rifles, will be used until better can be obtained, j Col. tkeotge M. Studebaker. head j of the military board, urged the i committees to hasten as much as possible the work of organization. I The fr.-t thing to work for in form ing the new guard, he said, is harhiony. MISSION CHURCH BUYS MIZPATH PROPERTY The Sivedi-h K angelical Mission church has purchased the property at the corner of Main and Monroe sts , including th hureh and th par -or. a r-. for lM..-.'Ma. it became known Thur.-daV. The property was owned by the Mizpah church, who n ill gie possession shortly after Sept. 1. according to present plans, A new church is to be built bv the Mizpuh congregation at Broadway and Carroll sts.. where property lias alr'.i.ly been purchased. I'ntil :h- nw church i built a temporary t'crMble structure near the corner - ' Tlv S .'. ed:-h church ha been lo- ' 1 '- I'-- c i Mer o. -.,o.: an1 i . 1 t- I v f . . T- t 1 : . -. 1 1 i v V r. ! r .... ... . - . ...... ... . . ' " ' i.e.- -oi . t i-i.tv t -4 it'ii t r t. 'i. rk.fl 4 . - 1 . i'U.iuing camni.tiee ; s ueen -Vfc;,-,! 1 1 Mi'pah congregation as T"oI!"W--: Chairman. K S. Fisher: s. ;(ta'c. C. T. William Pearson; : r. a -ur i Harry Weiss; H. H. Kein'ht an' Ira lluth. otlier m mbers if tlie committee. With the new location it was thought the name I'roadway Kvangehcal would oe most appropriate. which would locate tlie t hurch on the map of the o:t. mitici:: Th. Uoi- Shoeing sh..p will clo-e all day Saturday. Augut 11th. for th. Horse Sheers picnic. Advt.

KEASEY ST. WOMEN BAKE PIES FOR 135 NATIONAL SOLDIERS

Kcasey st. is acnin out for distinction as South Hend's most patriotic street. This time it is not llairs, but pies. Ser-t. Karl Brit ton of the headquarters company, third regiment, I. X. I. Thursday received pies l enough for 1.1.", men. baked and preise nted to the militiamen by Keasey st. women. Shortly after the declaration of war when Obi Clory was unfurled to the breeze in so many place no street offered a more profuse display of tlntrs than did Keasey. The boys of the third regiment are emphatically of the opinion that there are other method of dijdayinc patriotism besides living the flag and baking pies is one of them. DEFY RETAILERS Pay 25 Cents a Gallon or Do Without is Ultimatum of County Association. "Twenty-live cents a gallon, or no milk!" This is the ultimatum fired at the South Kend Milk Dealers' association Wednesday night as the result of a meeting of tin members; of the St. Joseph County Milk lroduceis' association, representing an output of 1,."00 gallon- of the product daily. Retailers who two weeks ago increased the price of milk to the consumers to 11 cents a quart, it is said, balked when the farmers, at a meeting Saturday night, raised the wholesale stipulation from L'J i in some cases M cents a gallon. They declared the price had been elevated because they made no profit on the L'l'-cent milk. Now, with the wholesale' pi ice i' .", cents it is probable that added contributions from the consumer will be required. Boo-t of Oilwr Market.-. The wholesalers assert it is useless for them to attempt to supply the local markets under cents a gallon, because there is no profit, and markets in Chicago and elsewheie are glad to handle any amount at '" to 1'T cents. Their main reason for the increased price, they say, is the high cost of feed since the war began. CONGRESSMAN WILL ADDRESS REUNION Congressman John 1 Miller will arrive from Washington, 1). C. Friday to visit his parents. Ir. and Mrs. I. X. .Miller ol Xew Carlisle. Congressman Miller is serving in congress from the Seattle. Wash., district, having been elected on the republican tickt by a subs.tant.1 majority even though his Ftate returned a majority in tavor of Tres't Wilson. The Miller-ToiJk r family reunion which will he held at Hudson lake. Thursday. Aug. D'.. will be addressed by Congressman Miller, who biings the latest news of the war preparations direct from Washington. Kldon .Milkr, Homer J. Miller, and Charles K. Ziglcr, the otllcers of the family reunion organization, announce that all friends of Congressman Miller are cordially invited to attend the reunion. Mr. Miller will address the reunion in the afternoon. Horace (I. Miller and William Hitter, po-t commander ot the 5. A. Ik, are uncles ot Congressman Miller. HUSBAND SAYS WIFE TRIED TO POISON HIM Charging that his wife had threatened to poison him, Herbert C. Power tiled suit for divorce from I.eun.i C. lower in the superior court Thursday. Allegations weie made of cruel and inhuman treatment, and that Mrs. Tower was possessed of an ungovernable temper, often calling her hu.-band vile names. The couple were married in June, 1 . 14, and separated in June. 11 IT. iioum: iioi:its to picnic. The horse shoers and blacksmiths will hold their annual n'tcnie at f Studebaker park. Klkhart. Satur day. Aug. 11. Arrangements have been made to entertain the smiths of northern Indiana and southern f Michigan. The shops will be closed for the day. asks mvoiicr.. Another husband seeks a diorce from his vif in the suit tiled ThürsI - . . - , I , ..... ,v i. ari j... i 'owner against . Mare oowner. ine complaint al w. ... leres that Mrs. Downer is subject to :.ts of temper. 1UKTII. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge X. flMiuhay of Hamilton int.. a boy. Aug. v They were foitr.rly residents of South P. end. i e exa. tly ten collar on th purchase price of a c.lohe SiniplaPhor.e for the deaf this week. A fr-e demonstration 1 an expert from the factory will b. given each day in my otTice. Vo i ar.' cordially invited to come and see lt. Tr. H A. Thomson. PH South Mich Street. Advt.

M LK PRODUCERS

m; wants a win:. A good many of them -end out call f o r sweet hea rt.-, hut thv don't often ask for wives. Here, however, is one that dees. Fort Sam Houston. Texas. South P.end News-Times: I am a lonesome soMier and would like to have a nice little wife, as I heard your paper '. ring-! gond results. I am five feet six inches tall, light hair, blue eyes, fair complexion, 2Z years old and am a perfect gentleman. So I will expect an answer from some one and if so I will kindly advertise your paper as much as 1 can. Yours truly. JACK J. REGAN'. Port Sam Houston. Texas.

We've done our best for you. Jack, and we'll be looking for some new subscriptions to the paper before long. THIEVES CLEAN OUT STOCK OF TAILOR SHOP (CONTINUED ritOM PACK ONE) until his return the exact extent of the loss and whether any insurance was carried could not be learned. Police authorities wired hint this morning to return at once, and he is expected this evening". According to AVercl Worek, who is employed by Mr. Spreng, and who discovered the robbery when he opened the place Thursday morning, two men came to him Wednesday afternoon asking to see the empty store, which is leased by Mr. Spreng. They said they wanted to rent it, but Worek had received orders to let no one in but water and gas meter men. He unlocked the door, however, and let them look inside for a moment. The front windows of the empty store had been soaped on the in.ide to a height of about eight feet when the former occupants moved out. and this prevented anyone on the street from seeing what was going on. The lath-and-plaster partition was cut through, and then through the hole the bolts of cloth were takan out and loaded into the waiting machine. Tliioes Knew the (routu!. That the work was done by someone who "knew the ground" seems certain, for the one point wh re there was no obstruction on the other side was chosen as the means of entrance. A pencil mark on the woodwork above marked the spot where the cut was made. Nothing but cloth wan taken, ns far as could be learned. A watch, and some little money, was found In one of the tabie drawers, which had not been touched bv the robbers. All the cloth shelves were perfectly cleaned, however. For a short time it was thought that an attempt had been made to open the safe, for a hole was drilled above the combination knob. It was learned that this hole had been put in by a repair man some time ago. and that nothing was taken from the yafe. Police authorities in Chic ago and Toledo have been notified, as it is probable that the goods will be disposed of in one of those cities. RACE SCHEDULE IS APPROVED County Fair Directors Announce Program For InterState Track This Fall. Fifteen races with purses ranging from $150 to $-,00 comprises the sä hedule passed upon by the directors of the St. Joseph County Fair association at a meeting Thursday morning at the American Trust building. Several features are to be added to the regular race program, which will make it one of the best ever staged in this, section of the country. Plans are being made to bring some of the fastest horses and most experienced drivers in the game, to this citv for exhibition races. INTERMITTENT EARLY CLOSING PUKSES. 2:iM trot. Northern Indiana Kailway, purse $l,00d. 2:1; trot. South P.end .M;r;hants, purse $-i'vU. 2:12 trot. Studebaker Manufacturing company, pur.-e. $-.u00. 2:2 4 pace, Kahle's restaurant, Jl.OeO. 2:21 pace. Smith Fend Chamber of Commerce, purse, ?2,UfO. Free for all pace, Mishawaka ' rchants Manufacturers, purse Jl.Oiu... LATE CLOSING PITKSE PACES. 2:2T trot, purse S.'n. 2:20 trot, purse i.'i'O. 2:17 trot, jrarse $"o0. 2:2T pace, purse. $500. 2:1T pace, purse $5o0. J:i3 pace, pur.-e J5Cm. Consolation trot or pace, purse. 5 4 00. 2: uii county trot, purse $15. 2:J0 county pace, purse $K0. The purses are to be divided in the following order: First horse. 4S per cent: second h.-rse. 2: per cent: third horse, IS per cent: fourth horse, eight per cent: fifth horse, five per cent; sixth hors'. three per cent. The deductions from th winners are: First hor.-e. live per cent: second horse, four per cent; third horse, three per cent; fourth horse, two pr cent; hfth horse, one per cent; sixth horse, nothing. The schedule as to the Jays on which the various races will be run will not i e drafted until after Sept. 1. which is the date set for the closing of the entries. Don't say you saw it in the newspaper. Say Ncu'S-Times.

1 1 LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS

PdPPFR ?T(IPKQ OPEN WEAK General Motors Drops on lr - regular Market Gains Reported Late in Day. International News Service: NEW YORK, Aug. 'J. The stock market had an irregular opening today. Steel Common sold at 123r,s. a gain of nearly 1 point, and gains of U to nearly 1 point were made in liethlehem Steel "15," Crucible, Kepubllc and P.aldwin.

The copper stocks were weak.; nu";"' MU- a';" Anaconda and Utah sustaining loss-! ,"1,inn 'l'Pr .. es of about H point. General Mo- ! Gonsolidated las tors was also weak, falling 1- at iM'n Ii--li-f ts . .

trial Alcohol advanced s to 1614. The railroad shares were fractionally higher.

Kcfore tlv? end of the first 15 min-1 Goodrich utes practically everything on thereat Northern pfd. ... list made substantial gains with the threat Noithern ie ... maioritv of leading stocks ruling Inspiration Copper

well above yesterday's final prices. (iik (.o rnoni ( Ik rnicAco Ainr. '.. - r.n rr.i: n evints. lä.102 tubs: en-ainery extrH. ! ptrd firsts. .'tsivc: first-. V7 (a pack intr stock. ::'2f.i .'la1 .c. i:c;s Itc-eiptr lä.107 eass; c-iirreuf receipts. 21; fa:iV". ordinary tirsts. 27 fa -.-a": ,: flr-t-. r.Po.UL-v,,.; extra. r.T.-: clicks. lä'Jr.lfc-: llrtie. ''. i CIIKESi: Twins. n-w. 25b..-: dairi.-. !T.V;i' ; voarii? Ainerlcis. 'Jä1-.-; longkorns brick. 'V LIVE PfM'LTItV Turkeys. I,.; r.'ters. !.": pp... läc; duckt. 1 IMITAPH'.S II.-flit. P cur: Minnsetas ;1d Iiak-.tas. S.-,h.-,25 barrel. (IlK.VC.o i.i vi-: T) K. r.MOX STiM'K VAItUS. 111.. Aug. IIm;S- Keceipts. 17.0OO: market low. ."h ldglier: mixed :inl bi.tcli.-rs. l.Vjo PIC".: good leavy. Slä.ooiVil; To; rough heavy. $15 .uwi lä.2) : light, si.". .uki !;.;; pigs. sii.-ivii4.:vt: hulk, i5 7oai.;tio. 1. .''. SHI:KP - Receipts. s.ooo : market steady to in.- 'ligli.T: natixe mi. I w. - t - ei n. ..T-Kii lo.Mi; lambs. S; 2-Va l .7(. KAM 111 IIAI.O I.I VF. STO( K. FAST P.i rrAI.O, N. V.. Aug. U - CAI TI.F Ih'telpts. 17. la nd : market slow; prime steer. $!.. our; PJ.ÖO ; but. tier gr.i.b-s. s. ', 1J.Cn. CAIAKS-Keceipts. L'ä ke.nl: 111:11 lot native: cull t cboice. .T.oO',o 1. 7.". shi:i:p and la.mp.s-lheOpt-. kni l.ea.l: market active; enoiep lamb-, yparluigs. ok.1.'..oo: -keep. s.,.oo',r Hm;S I ij.t,. .".lo; mirket a.tiveYorkers. .i7.1tfii 1T.25- i.ig.s. .15uj.V,7 4 1ÖÖO; mixed. SlToi". 1 2-' : heavy, M7.cn r.OTuj.".: rougtiH. SI 4.:'.o'j lö.oo ; stag - . I iwij 1-.. '! I-..... CIIKAIIO A1I .U1. CIIICAtH. Aug. WHEAT No. .". red $2.41 a2.V2; No. 2 hard w intei . ( UJN -No. J mied. S' ,7' viJ i."-". : No. 2 w hite. $2..".5,1i2. 42; N. 2 veliow. .2.2s'n '.'u; N'4. " i.ilxed. -.iT' avLM's; No :: vellow. ?J -jv. HATS- No. 2 mive.l. oTb : No. 2 white. 7b-: No. r, mixed, To.-; No. :: wliite. Toi.o 7.". ; .. 4 white, c.si., r,i 71'c; standard. 7-,jfVi' 75. . " son or 311TNNONIT1; PASTOK IN Ah.MY. John A. Singer, ::1S Stanley st.. is the- pastor of the Mennonite church, a religious sect conscientiously opposed to war. P.ut his son is in the army doing his bit". "We worry about him a good deal." said Kev. Singer, "but his letters hon.1 are always reassuring. His 1 lother and I can only put our trust ia God. knowing that our son will do his duty as an American boy." Young Singer is a member of the coast artillery corps, and is at present stationed at Newport. K. I., though he expects to be ordered to France soon. MRS. CARLISLE NAMED ON STATE COUNCIL -lis. ..I.ail a. caiWMO .11 1 ippecanoe place, has been named as a member .f the strito eooncil of rtee , ' , ... fense by Gov. Goodrich. Mrs. Car-; lisle was named on the council as. successor to Mrs. Carolyn Fairbanl; , T- . ,,. , , of I-ort Waviie. who resigned. 1 Mrs. Carlisle is spending the. vlimmfct- Mmifliuvlr M-jw : - ..&t4IVi .'ill ll.ll :v. I , ,. an. . DR ftFYFR APPniPJTFn TO U. S. MEDICAL CORPS Dr. C. I,. Geyer, dentist, has ie- ... : , .... ceived his appointment from Washington as tlrst lieutenant in the medlp.il .-nriis r.f the F S nrmc Or Jever wiil not be tailed irito active service until after the new national ..rim- w tonliili74 .1 tlu fa II Dr. Geyer is a graduate öf North - vfstfrn imi vrsit v a iul s 1 t-ii ----- practicing in South Bend since his . graduation from college m 1:0.,. Dr. Geer's appointiaent in the array. tiamt-s hito for snecial Work in dental X-rav and oral s'.irger. Dr. Geyer is the son of Mr. an d Mrs. P.. E. Gever of North Libirty. wiii:. vol H BOY Goes into the Trenches, see that ho takes with him your portrait; he v. ill treas'. re- it above all the gold on earth. Allow F. K. Mangold to be: vour official photographer. 22: N. Main St rear citv hall P. nth phones. Adv. I want every person in St. Joseph County who is hard of hearing to rnYiü fr. m v ofii" ft r o .lav t Y u. 4 f u w 'i , ' ' and see what the Globe i-impla-Phone will do for vour individual, rae An fvticrt from the. manufac-. turer is hfre and will gie you adice anci snow now ine instrument will assist you. lkach h-truuiiiit adjusted to the individu il patient. Dr 1 1 T.uiion ""l o Mich I in. n. -. l..(un.on, u'. l . o. .uitn.i St. Adt.

MAY YORK STOCKS. NEW YORK'. Aug. ic Closing i prices on the -to, k ch mce todav j w ere:

! Allis-Chalmer- jai. American Pe: S.;ga- . . . m.rican Can '... . 'T"-4 . T '. :- v 5 . . -f' . 1"2 .122 .11' r ' - s . 7 .'. 1 TI ; .12 1 . lb."s . 1 of. 1.. . 4! American Car and Foundrv. j American Ooip.n ' hi American I.ocrnoti I Am. rican Smelting 1; American Steel Foundries.. Ame rican Suger Refinery . . American Tel. and Tel . . . American Woolen . . Anaconda 'upper Atchison Pabhvin Locom.t;e Baltimore and h.o ....... Pethlehem St.fi Canadian Pacit:"''i' u ! ri,ic ;ina Northo-:.t c'lo sapt ake and 'hi.. Colorado Fuel and Iron Pad . . . .;s 54 lie si I hstillt ries ah-1 Securities.... 2 7 " Erie 2-". eneral Motor 1 1 2 54 . . . 1 ...: . . . '.! s Interboio 4 i ., Interboro, pfd Central Leather Kansas City Southern Missouri, Kansas and Texas, Kansas and Texas, pfd !'2-, -1 (i, 1 " 7 Eackawanna Steel Miami Copper ; ' v-c-liville J I.oiusx UK, .NastiMiie ...... i Maxwell Motor Co.. Is: pfd. 1 - . ..

uuc.i m ! 1 :: and 11 I P'2 I t. I 72'. 1 -7 4"ä, .1 Steel '.oD, d Steel, pfd. - i"'.Th :4,. :v:'' , pfd s ! ''", 17:v 1 V 4 l ' , 12Pj 1 1 1 0 4 1 Chemical ... P' 1 c ctric 1 v ' - u, b. ( I ' ' - I

Missouri Pacitie v j ither.i laciuc j l'ennsyivania . . . 1 People's Gas ... j .n.st.d Steel Chi 11 "" , ... ; kay Consolidate. I Reading ; epuhlic Iron an j I J Studebaker Go. jTenn. Copper . i Texas Co I I ! F Rubber F. S. Steel F. S. Steel, pfd. 1 Ftah Copper !"irginia t'ar i . i U f ,nh0',s j Amei iean Zinc ,v , ; Pittsburgh oal .. Ke nnicott ; Indus-t rial Alcohol . I t ., r;n,, , .MilUlU . . 1 '14 ! i j Marine, pfd ' International Nick. 1 - li ... i international Paper . j , SelhlehelI1 steel I S ' 11". Atlantic Gulf an I West Indies. P... ' .,n - r.V Chile opp'i" Midvale Steed Sales Shares. 5; :k ;" bollds, $ ?.. 1 'J tj.uO 0 j

I I'lllCAUi . Aug '. :; opening Oiuh I.w ! WHEAT Sept. 227 , -27'-, 2.1 1 oh N I.e.- US II---, U..'.. M.iv 11 P'-j 11 51... 1.1 :;!, AIS . , Sept Ö'1 ''' '- - , J lee. .".'.Ho "", ' " - -va ' Mnv CJ' t ''-2T- '- ! I'HlfK -- j Sept. 4-7.'. Tä '-.f. jl.AKI Sept. 22 12 22.;.. 22 4 2 O. t. "22 22 77 22..--1:1 Its Sept 2-'. im 2". " 22'." o.-t. 22 22 '-'2 72

I t-.se C'22 IPi 1 PP... c,l :; i 2 22 i-2 2". 22 TOI.LIMI ( II MIAIV I . 1 1 . 1 : 1 ( i. o . Auir '' ( I. '-1 . WHEAT "a-.it. 2 M : S.-pt . ...... v . i . 1 . i ..... a ii 2 m.. .- o i ; . - a-a. t . t 1 .1.Vt. . . I.I.. i, C.l ' .. ; I ieI oTS fa-h. 7b': nvi: No. 2. si ss C'l.OVKi: Si:i;l I'riine. ' a-i.. Ml 'A.; I H. t . $12.l bid : lec . 12 40 : .Ma rein I 122o. I ALSIKi: Priaie Set.t . t .1 r.d ! pee . .11 21 it ri .TI I - . Iri 11.. 4-.,!i. SU.i- .;... stir.- o.-t.. ..eö: 1 ..-.. si".",-. "iir.-i. 1 4.-1 ' sfoT1 j. 1'ITTslll KI.H 1.1 Ii T(K K. !iini!iii:ii !' In-.' t i'AT'1 I. . ,ir.Ta. ,r),t- m.,rlot -te.elx- -!e.:- ; M2 Vfu 12.''.". ; prime. 12 oo'o 1 2 1." : g'jj-k ' Ml 2rn 1 17." : tblv but- a.-rs. SP 7." 1 11 fair. '.('.;.' öo : . ..mn."i.. "'" Ll- .' ,..,,, , (,d fat buib. ..,, , ..nim-.i. t g 1 ft ..0-. sr. ' " : h.-ifer-. s-.val : tr.-i, .-..s .,d s.iiigcrs ..5oO"ll .'.: v.-a calv.'. - .. V 1 1 1 1 siIKi:!' AM I.AMI'.s supp'v 'i-'t: tn-r'.-et teolv- Iitiüie Cef!.efs. . 1 o I K . 'i ; t . i--- !...": go...l u.iv.'d. '"' '''''. 7.'. : fair ad 1 Jts mifii'i OO i nils elel ...in in oi. f. ';.Vi; sprin: mo io'- ir. I HlHiS Peeeilif. I dollbie k s ; a ; a r SÄ'' .!--.n.K; : he.ivv Y-. M7 ''a 7U..: u.l.t ); J'."..1:: VJ t, . Uy. 1. .. rough. 1 ..'.Ii.."'. -a---1 , la :iy mixed. M7 .:." 1 17 - - MOM.. AM IM 'H'' NTAV oUK. Aug 'a Col a, a.. :) t'e. tl.M.p of the New . :k fo. k J : - i , h örig t.d o- ruled at ". p r ei.t : l.igii. ' I t.er (!i: low. 2'i )''- .-I.' ' X': "X .'., r, ....... .in i ;.',: . . m.t J ' ; ' I i i . ' i,4i-. . ' ' tr..Mv-. C4 t-.-r eei.r: .". la-.nf.,. 4 , p ...... ... o. i: .... ,4..t ',' i'"''.LVt ' f..r ' Pro ;,m,:.. 1 w .', ,fead. ' Cail tio.nev hi I"i: b.n t' dav '.va 4 ' "'. r cent . ,. jr,.s,'".. ' p ,ike7v Itib- at .O T5 '.-; C-OTOIi liv, hat: f. r d.-mard : . 72', f .- I.y i.i.'.-. u-: ;s.7"4 t-r co..., ai.: 7 Tl 7 j T I 1 OOÜi2 LjCUQ IVlQTRClS . . ..x.- vi 1 rrn grain 1 '" U rr ifd laii oy n- -ir, o Mill, lljdraulir At.) WHPAT- I' .Ong $2 20 P ATS I'eyic. u ; evilin?. C' iIIN I'ajlug. tlJ; - hing. JJuj pr bu. T-Pavns. fto vr ha lift AN Sealing. $2 2" p. - U MIPPI.INijs -eibr g. I2..V per bu. ' UIOPI'KD Ih'bl - s. k.ng. 5; per ot SCRATCH IT.KP ew, LIVK STOf'K. Crrerlel Illy br MJ.r Br,,,.. ?. I.ogaa u MULannk). MKAVI PAT aTKEfta ilr f

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"J i 1 MPKi:i FIMl S;il:r. :.. :;.; ; , tin.'i. 2o,2c; i.iii. y alt r:. i k. . 2. 1 o. ;e-li. -o ; l:... iters. 'y , . c;i a .V ; la Ilea s sit it (. 1'tJ V. II . ." 1 ' , tlv! " i!.. ritUA IsIO.N-. i(orrit.Ml P.iil.i b I. W. Iirb . I f I".. .IrlVfrson Hlol.i vj:,i:tai:i.i:- ca .'. i :i: ; ; - i.iiig. 2- ; ri'" p u .tee. p. 1 ; .-- !". : --1 . i':' bu i 1 : 1 I I -. r:i!ig-. c. J j .". . m . i;fc-e'.(iio.- !.. ; ;.!,,. .... . - 'itl Tibi: AM (.'int:y 2utf. r. ;a ing 2nu'-;2' :::iig :',iri . . ieaUi.T.c litte:-. pn iitg .. ; .-.o;i " . bgis. i.ct; Ih-sIj. puviug ;.:;; 4lv. (Corretrl kv Unrner Una., seed Mlr, lit I.. ll "t.) I 1 M 1 i I A s.'u. 1 5u itr.n i:i; in wiii i i; ri.ovi i. -u itn ba AhsiKi: .U ."'c.j tu Ald'Al.l'A SP' 1-' 5a svi:i;t t. ivi:u S12'. 1; 1 UV PKAS-fi'jö SHY PC NV - IV 5-' KU 1: :;i;ass v : p.-r t-a 111.1,1 I'liAs- M'.iö p.-r a. 1. 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