South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 263, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 September 1917 — Page 4

THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1917

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

INOCULATIONS ARE AGAIN POSTPONED

Army Vaccine Fails to Arrive For Treatment of the Drafted Men. A second postponement of the inoculations of the drafted men made necessary Thursday due to the failure of the United States army vaccine to arrive. The vaccine was shipped from Chicago on Wednesday morning but apparently has been lost, as the express company's office in this city has not received it. Ir. .1. 15. periling, a tu 1 :i l r of the exemption board in division N. 1, wired the pia rt e-r-na st er's department at Chicago Thursday that th .i'xdne had failed t arrive and the Chicago authorities will make an in-i etlg;atic n and piohahly M'lul a m-w nupply tonight. The members of the exemption hoard were di.-appoir.t-d as they are :iiiXio!!. to 'ft tli'k work of ;w filiating the men over with .-o that 1 1 ; an send them to the tamp-;. It was ;'lo a great cli-a ppointm nt to the HK'll, as the;- all appeared atiMou- to j-eeje their first inoculation. To aid the rto n in getting into the stvle of th" military ta. Urs that they will encounter at the training camps a course of instruction and drills has been arranged by th" exemption board-. The men of the three 1 i iions were a-l.e, th-ir opinion-- in iev;arl to taking .i few pr-üinin.: ry h-ni bfoe the I-a thi- rity. and thev all de i. led that they wo uld lik- to Ktt 111!" on their new 1 uties. .Mai. Prel 1. leanis and other ifJ.iors of th" newly tuiranizcd home; ituard will b- in hl-: of the in-' structions and drills jf the diatt.-d. men. and thev will ' uian their ttrt lesion n'xt Monday n'.uht at 7.:;ö .-'t the i',T!i,' r- Trut 1-uüdint;. Py iint: the neu thee drills two; or thre times a Week it Will a lualnt thfin with the work they aio to oerform at the tiaiuinu' campi ar.l they w ill not be s. far la hind t ho ' 1 1 H r tri n

IMl ViiOI. t Ol Mt 1 tioiii a few were reported to ha vt aboe the normal t in pratures. Providing the ac -ine artiges the men will 1 e inoculated Priday nmriii ! I K . FIRST SCRIMMAGE OF SEASON GiVES MEN A CHANCE 10 SHOW Asst. Coach P'"-i;::- ordered th ?". rt srimmai: of the season foi the linemen at N'otie Paine Wedne--l.ii. Tweiits men ( utM'.l the ompetitlon. In the tirst scrimmage.! ."'fanley an! t'h.de Z'üa cxhi'oited considerable ambition to win regular, ptis-itions. Powers also showadi-od work on the end position. Coach Harper li iic.l the s.piad int. two fams and watched tli" andilat;s work in th" drill pra. - ; tie. ('apt. Phelan was rhosvn r:-n-1 eiaj of one of the teams with "Pete" pom lictti. Walter Miller and P., Pahan workiim in the backüeld.l A" i 1 1 i :i Ti Alli.-on. of uh.ini the N'otr'" ! ':nne follow t rs expe t mmh lurinir; lh foofoali season, was l as callinicj -:L-ials. Tom ICiru. Kobett McCuiie and Ji--eph Prandv Mrenuthened M.irer's suu id. Kin; hope ,, ..p a berth on the arsitv ebv r. this .ti as he ha some p-ri i v, I ' iui: -t v i :.titute end la-t fail. Mctiuire ; li.!ed U'.aid .dl tl'c Pe-hman eieenwhili llrin.lv v a tlie oi a i n -t a " f "ol!i's b.ok!bM la-t rear, which, woo the interhall h.; m omushi p. a lal ' 'was 1 1 s ,1 as r. o act ie". ha!fTh.e 'c!;s m ve-T'-nbiN s st m r r i r t c t Pb !i t:i"s,:a v i JOHN J. SCHINDLER IS MADE TEMPORARY JUDGE .fob J. mi:: .i ' iel , a: attorney of i t.-d ' v Canity : i; A I'd itof Sheriff Ci. irb M id.a w a 1. a . v a s . CI' i t;e i:...,1 Art bar Wolf and 1U th. t v to . as temporary jode f superior cout until C,o. .latiics Uoodrich ot! .-o-rr to '".'.1 tally a 5 p. tü .- a f u."t lie U r pil d t e; ni of the bite Ja.Itr. i'ord The nppoipttnen: ( sT hiruller ' came imnvdiatelv follo vn.:; a fevence of t!ie th. ree coanty t con.ials. ach r.n Md a candidate for the; place, ir.cludinrr and Idt-n S. kein1.' A. Faraha-.i-;h ut it w as :i na'Iy ; dec (0( 1 or, Y. W. TO DISCUSS PLANS TO GET NEW MEMBERS A o'i'lo'-k sapper w it! be uiven ..! the Y. W. C. A. tlb- oit pu.g at wnich the mrmbersliip t:i ;n itt e , f the a-iClatlon mil meet t dis--n- plan for the meuibership canvass which, i.s t take place th, rirst week m tut her. Mrs W. 11. Shonts (hairmsn .,f t'.-' mmittt l; next Thürs. lav tvcr.p g . t Iter su p -the plans per ill he k". vn w h a f cr the c: uv -ss w id 1 e ,imp!eT.l l!-x litis Member i-t' the P Knitt'trig clr ; thi "xenirn W tl m et ; l tlo- Y. W. .111.1 there XVlU be a lirt!r.g of t h Heistratlc: mriii urteil t h , Th.:rsd:tx o' v l. H . 'V tojii 1: ht. ( - s t.t : s ) bl .11 - i iii : i wiou riu i L'.'nch 1 1 to 1 Pit To 7..t KeW.lktr !:-aN a r i'.'A !a:I. Spe, ;' p.;r..l 1'ri' -1 S..t .!-,g '!.:. !- :i IN N ücr !.l ca arte I i , e t

Kxaminatiuris of the men in th- th, IM-i-triaii. the Krv. Paul Foik. three iiois for er ssio temj-r ' ' ' This is th lirst cour.-e of attires and tapid pulse wire held. 'is Kind to be in-tituted by a hoard-a-ain Tours. l.. mornir.ir. Ah wa.s'i'i-T sdio..i in America, lieretofore thfl ravn in th' previous exanuna - ! Kuh a liiuarx course beinsc found

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Notre Darne Opens With

And Many New Buildings

! Th college departments at the ;Pnucrsity of Xotr Paine opened ' Th;ir.-lay nn.rnlns with many I charges and .additions In the way of I building-, ejijip!ner.t and courses of ;-t-.iy. The new $l",u,.h) library is re for it ';rt year a? r Part of Notre Paine. Work n the two iri--imp:..t..i building--. 'heraitry hall, and Padin hall which will contain a modern cafeteria, is being pushed forward with the utmost peed. 1 !"; nw ciiiir.-is, niiiyie, a library iconi.-.', agriculture, foreign trade. .ami medicine, have bert instituted ! in the university. j Tli rif.v music department promto become a worthy addition to t!u- Notre Paine curriculum. Prof. Peek r. the dean of the department. ; cm'-s ! to i. : f f t'sto Notre Rune well qualified vclop an excellent music lie has studied under Italy's urat-.-t piani-t. l.uiKi Ciulli, raduat- .f St. feeilia's academy f,f ' Home. prof. Pecker has also tudi'.l with C.eoiKe Ixrtiyer, eminut leitiian pianist. Alexander von Pi' lit, one of lermain's jrreatrft llvim; oitiiimx-rs, worketl with th professor in conduclintr and composition. "arl Push, th greatest liv;iniC Ameiiean comprsr. was a cov...rker with Prof. Heker in roach-m-r mpositi..n. The new jjrofes;s.ir has .studied the reat tan I it i.-ttüe un.Ier von I'ielit. nn4 al-lthoa-'h bis i.rilli iole wurl; w ill 1. with the lia:io he will also roach the correct interpretation . ! pujiils in of o:al music. Tl j ..IT IM". V jHU l- ' iiiT.t ha h retfoi been a part of 'the college (urriculuui. but it Will now b. elevated to the dignity of a le music ilfri'i i't wen remuaieu mpartinent on an ..nil ..-Ol. .1..-. . . 1 . . .. . . .11,. .-. "mi iii' oioei coiiee oepari- : ments. I he Notre Hain Ike club. Mhhh will this ear he composed of j ." liinili'rs will be ilirected InProf. Pa-cker. The Library Course. It has 1 . Ii announced that a new lü'f-i ry ourse will he estuhlished at N'otie Iame under the direction of onI in -eilucationaI schools. The j maunita ent new library at the unijeiity offers unexcelled etpiipniejit for .-ueh a course as it was planned jwiMi to establishing the dc-partment. ;"Poth the administrative and work- ' im: iepa rtnients of the buildinu are ! so lotistructed as to form practically I i series of laboratories." asserted 'Pather Penk. The course will com-pri-f four xears anj will b'.id to a d --:rce. The nrst two years will be i spent in cultural study, while the ;lattfr two will take up the actual , ma iiauement and operation I I i bra ry . Tue ;;hli;ioh of agriculture of ;i is anof the 1i t ft" tftiti i i f I tin iiiiAniiio DE A TMS Word has been reoeixed by J. A. Purucker. P'l Keasey st.. of the death of his brother, A. .1. Purucker of Puch. man. at the Kalamazoo asylum Wednesday afternoon. Mr. I'm in ker was C, 1 jeavs old and was a fot mer resident of South Per.d. MC I Mil. AS STIll"S Nicholas die d at his Strauss of Kalamazoo, home Thursday morning at I :''" o'c lock, folbiw ing an illness of ll weeks of dropsy. Mr. Strauss was a resi.lent of this city a number of years ao. His body xvill be sent hde for burial and may be viewed at the t r is undertaklmr establishment I'nun the time of arrival 1'ri!a- until the funeral. He is survived by his wife. Millie, of Kalamazoo; a niece, Mrs. Harey 1'cUler, and two sjvteT s-in-laxv. Mrs. . Maxim Major ami Mrs. Julia Kroyer, all of this city. A sister hi Hutunpie ami a i-i'ot h- t -in-laxv in Kalamazoo also surx i vc. . AUXILIARY TO MEET ON FRIDAY EVENING The headquarters ompany auxiliarx will meet at the Clinic. 1-0 N. Lafayette st., on 1 nday evening ami a i nll at t nda n-.e is requested. Inteiistim; letters irom oo s ai run penjamin Harrison will be read and reports reiaavcd from those wli i.site,l th ioit recently. livery parent f a In alquarters company militi man.. and this includes the b.u.,:. is a member of this auxiliary ami should take an active part in its, v,o!k. the Hirers point out. MARRIED 30 YEARS. SUES FOR DIVORCE Aft'-r being maviieil :: years I J. tlier bled . st: it for divoree frm loa Iier I ccum' he sax s she a.ss"ciated with other men. The c.i;I' xx t matriel April l' 7 . lT. and st i'.i rate d in February. 1'.1J. M.. ib iii"- K'ipe al.-o tiled a siiit for Ii-, r. from Pail ltop- n the Ki,";:,,is ,,f rn;l and inhuman tteatm t:t. Ilarr Ft am1 tib l a suit alleuii.u tir.t Iiis wife a.ssti iat'al uit!i t.UnT m-n. will, pi: v-.(Kin: diki c ion i t n, r .1. t'.dbr.s 7-' 'ottage ('.i.e. ! fi Tbuis.lav f.-r l'hicaü w !;! h- tak" up xcrk as .i-so. tlatc !ivs' s'irttal'v if the Hvdc irk braiah of th t'bi-ago Y. M. .. .II. I'l'lll." s .1 J'liui'l 111 . i .11 Y M. C. v. , ollee of i luuDi and xx i'd f.il this p.,iibM in t onnei lin I xvith the- toikoc xuik.

University New Courses

ehool year. Prof. W. A. Johns. formerly head of the nricultu re dejinrtmeii of Tusculum university. has been eiven the direction of th. new ak'riculture school at Notre Iame. Three courses will be offerej In the new department, a four-year course leading to a desrree. a two-year course, and a fourmonth winter course in practical agriculture. The university owns and operate? a S.OOO-ncre farm, which is cons-hlerod one of h1 finest farms in Indiana both from the viewpoint of fertility and of man-:it-on,ent VI..;.t P.rn i.nlnlnpi: iul alfalfa a're the chief products, while the cattle raised on the Notre Darnel farm are always prize winners the leading stock shows. Itcstaurant ihmi Soon. In reference to the new buildinc-i tli" Itev. John Cavanaujjh said: "Padin hall will probably not be ready to receive students for another month. .The restaurant, however, will probably be open within a week. We have made particular efforts to hasten the work of the builders because a. considerable number of stu dents have arranged to take their meals in the restaurant. The minitier will probably grow as time ioes on. "The restaurant will be managed by outh Pend men, skilled in this sort of thins:. The university will retain only a general supervision such as will insure proper administration of details. I believe that wlpn finished it will be capable of taking care of aho.it 4"0 people. It will be open to visitors to the university as we'l as to students ami. indeed, respectable patrons without limit or distinction will be admitted to its atl vantas. "Padin hall itself will be the most attractive dormitory on the campus after Walsh hall. "The architect of Padin hall is Hrother 'olumhkillo. . s. a man of r;uite exceptional skill in buildinc. "We hae not yet determined the faculty of discipline for Had in. but it is my conviction that the rector of the freshmen hall ought to be a man of narticularlv line caliber. The ment of Father IMwar.l Finnegan. the popular prefect of discipline last year, and if he can be spared from his present Important faculty duties he would be the right man t form the character of the freshmen. There will be about I '.o btualents in Padin hall. "1'hemistry hall will bo completely finished about Nov. 1. we think. In a few days, however, some of the rooms will he ready for occupancy. It will be one of the best chemistry buildings in the country when finished. Several new courses for example the chemical course in agriculture, will be furnished this year." NEVERMORE! Cuttth the Itaxen Well No. It Wa Ink. Himself This rime. "Quoth the raven. 'Nevermore'." Only this time it wasn't the raven. It -was Pdgar Allen Poe himself. Picked uj last night for having a little more spirit than was good for him. he vvjis brought before, the judge in city court this morning. "You are charged with intoxication." said the judge. "To that charge, how do you plead?" "I'm guilty. jult;e. I know I shouldn't have done it. Really. I'm sorry. I xvon't do it any noire." "Where you from?" "acnes, Michigan." "You men from Michigan must understand that you can't come over here into wet territory and get drunk. Hollar. and costs." poe remarked something nhout lattice xvork at his window, in one of his poems, didn't he? Well, this modern day edition of Poe will have iron bars at his window for the next 11 davs. STANDARD OIL MEN HOLD CONVENTION In accordance with an established policy of the Standard Oil Co., the salesmen and heads of the marketing department of the South Pend division were holding a convention In this city. Marketing and general policies for the . coming xear are the topics for discussion. Friday the representatives will go to Whitini;. Ind.. in a body and will be guests of the StandarI til rei finery at tnat point. nv inrtest 01 its kinil in the world. They xvill be shown through the plant and in structed in detail regard in -4 the, niaivafat tore of pet la-leu m pnnhn ts. EX-SOLDIER PLEADS NOT GUILTY OF THEFT I-Mxxard Pairett. former, x a soldir. was arraigned in city court Thursday morning charged witlt j robbery, to which he pleaded nt ! guilty. The case is sf-t for .Saturday.; arid Parrett is held under 5""'" boaL ' Th.e at!ida it states tbat Parrett j stole a watch. j feler CJine. said to hae taken a' pair if troatrs and some $ L in ,'iiom-y. plfaled not uuilty to a ch.iige of larceny. His bond was fixed at J."00. and the case xxill b-? , . , I'll . .111,1 U.ll Read NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

TO ORGANIZE CLASS IN AMERICAN DIPLOMACY IN PRE-WAR PERIOD

j Dr. l- ,M. I.inton of the state uni--i.-i.y, j. in Hit . ll IM kdlut.ii-l .i ss which will consider "American ern ment and Diplomacy. HU491H". In other words it will he a ! discussion o the war from the : American viewpoint. It will trace ' the development of American policy from tht' ti:ne of Pres t Wilson's apl'';il fT neutrality, Aul'. IS, P. 14. t"r"MSh the period -f American neutrality, the peac-.- acthitks of Presr't Wilson, the rupture of diplo matie relations with (Jermany, and the short-lived period of armed neutrality, to the declaration of war on April 2, 1 i 1 7 . The coit-se will also include a consideration of current ouestions arising out of the conduct of the war against Germany as well is a consideration of the American i ,. i i . . - . ""- ' . :oloo. ioi anio,caJt3e).f !,ul the. Wurl,,..at ,a rffp 1 m 'St meeting will be an open I on-, iieui lIlllIS(ia, M'H in room i at the high school from 4:1 ä to 3:T.O o'clock. At this time Dr. Linton will deliver a formal lecture on "The Period of American Neutrality", and will explain the terms by which two semester hours of university credit can be obtained. An opportunity will be iven at the close of the meeting to enroll in the class. A number of school t(arhers have already enrolled in the course, w nu n in view oi trie lmj p(rtanc of the general subject of would seem to be one of the war. time ly interest. SOUTH BENDER'S BOAT WINS WIDE NOTICE In reviewing "The American Idea", the work of the late David I'ohrcr Peeper, a former mayor of South Pend, which though written more than 17 years ago has just been published by a Chicago lirm. the New York Fvening Post says: ' "Mis hook is thoughtful, pertinent in its general contentions if not always in its specific discussion, and patently the fruit of ripe reileetion and wide research, if open to difference of opinion in regard to particular tenets." The review, which cover.? more than a half column of space, enters into an exhaustive discussion of Mr. Leeper's contentions and was made in connection with review of "An Anttlo-Aim-ricaii Alliance", by Ueorge Louis Peer. S5amu'l Peeper, president of th American Trust Fo., and brother of t the author i few years ago spent

some time on a western ranch where j WASHINGTON". Sept. 2. Hear-Theodor-Poosexelt was sojournincr , mi.s w,.rc close.! Wednesday by the at the time. The txvo formed an in-j Sp'(.,-ial house committee in vestiuattimacy w hii h has continued since. lne manufactui e .f " bfecti e Mr. Peeper was pleasingly surprised j ,.a, t, bmes at the Frankfor.l arsenal, the other day to receive the follow- j Maj j K Monroe, chief inspector

mg messaue Mom tile iornier jres:dent: "My dear Mr. Peeper: T have already begun to read your brother's book, and I am genuinely 'pleased to have the opportunity to sec it. It is curious to see how mud; he foresaw of that which we are now facing. "With hearty thanks. "Faithfully yours. "T. Pooseyelt." LABOR MEETS TONIGHT TO FORM AN ALLIANCE A meeting of all labor unions will be held Thursday night in the Fentral Labor union hall, "l;, s. Michigan st., for the purpose f organizing a local bram h if the American ! Alliance for Lahor and democracy. IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS MADE BY jRES'T WILSON Il.tet natiaiKi 1 News Service: WASHINGTON. Sept. Ibb Pres t Wilson today s'nt the following nominations to the senate: Judie William f. Ailainsun ,f (etrgia to be general appraiser f merchandise at the port of New York. Myron P. Newton of New York to be collector of customs at New York. Haniel C. Poper of South Carolina t be commissioner of internal rexen ue. ADA.MSON CIK)i: IIV WILSON. Ilitern;ithn;il .v s.-rvice: WASHINCiTON. Sept. 2". -Pep. William f. Adamson, father of the Adamson eight-hour law, has been selected for the post of appraiser of the port of New York, it xvas announced at the white hous today. pa rticu

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TO TREAT CITY WATER ' TO CHECK EPIDEMIC

lirONTIM'Kl FRM PA'ii: N K ; . --. handle the matter would he itr.med1 iate nocul ati'n. ! Although f I . ials nf the bo; rd of 'health have js.uel statement for two days to the eiTecr that steps 'wuhl be taken t hae school , chil'lren inoculated immediately. i action has been taken. Arcordink; to the announcement made "Wedi.fsday nifiht. the mf-eting f the board of ealth Thuisday mornim: was primarily for the purpose of takhr-; action rei;ardin, the vaccination of school children, hut the statement Kiven out. the only report of what occured at the me ting whir h could ho obtained. nothing other than an opinion in favor of the vacci uition was expressed No Appropriation Adni. Tit" city council has not yet been asked for an appropriation to cover the cost of vaccination for -cho.d children, ami as far as can be learned, nothing ha been dene to that end. Inasmuch as about 2 daws are reuuired to completely immunize the normal person, it is . .... eVbiont that the school children ot South Pend will be export 1 to tylinll fr Sl,nio time to ome unless the invents t:ike .'1 hand ill tll mat - ter. , Three new cases reported Thürs- i day morning bring the total since j Sept. 1 to .1. No new deaths have ; been reported. Krnisaries of the health department were occupied . (Thursday in th" placing of warning; cards on all the home containing j tvpboi.l patients. This work will be ! completed by Friday, it Is hoped The government laboratory car Is, standing on th" siding near the J Stu.U baker administration building, j j It contains a we. I equipped cnemI ical laboratory, and all necessary appliances for the work in which its occupants are engaged. flVlong it will remain is not known IAGED FLAGMAN KILLED BY PASSENGER TRAIN New s-TililfS S I . i a 1 Seivlee: F.OSHFN. Ind.. Sept. -I" - ..i.i William substitute 1 copies, ii eais oio, .-n -m... ( New York Central railroad crossing llag'man. who had for main years been employed by the company, was instantly killed this morning when struck by a fast passenger train while he was on duty at the First st. crossing. He was a bachelor. Two sisters survive him. Peoples had relieved the regular crossing Ilagman. who had gore t a cuuntv fair. HEARINGS CLOSED ON AMMUNITION PROBE j of the plant, told the committee that j x.iiiMl.oOa primers, had been coii- ' ilemned since the defect tiist was i discovered and that w ith a new 'formula manufactui e of primers i would be resumed as soon as additional drv house facilities were com I pleted. DUTCH SHIP OWNERS READY TO SELL BOATS A M STL P HAM. Sept. . Astonishment was caused here Wednesday by the publication of a dispatch from Washington according to which I Mitch ship ovvnt rs hal signified their willingness to sell their vessels now in New York harbor to the American government. Nothing is known here concerning the matter. lit is pointed out that the Hutch j shipping export law prohihits such transfer;; vithout government tion. sane- ' ( IIICl s" AT COl'NTItV CLl T. The Country club "cirens.-' which is p be put on at the Country club Frhiay evrniny will inclmle the "greatest combined collossal collection of comical curiosiths ever gathered togc-ther," according to the announcement isuel by the club entertainment committee. only one perf-omance will be given and the will ve open, at : : :." t" clock. CIVILIAN IX (TOIIS IN LONDON. I l.tel lei t i.ilial News STvi. : LoNHoN. .srpt. :. The first group of American civilian physicians for war work in Pngl ind lias reached here, it was uimmmec d today. They will bo assigned to various hospitals.

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CRUMSTOWN, IND.

', , 1 ''" Y u ; an. 5 family of . ! 1 rii.-it and Kussel! Wiktor. Nf a tu family of Mill "r,-.-k spent Sunday i with the former's part t. is. Mrs. Kdwar! Perinifer and Miss . MiMrnl L a 'er if 'hicatso were 'Week-end t;i:est of the former's iMleitts. M r. and Mrs. James Iay. Alfied r'rum, who lias been tralnim: at lrt penjamin Harrison, has been transferred to Port Sheridan. 111. Mr ar.,1 Mrs. Martin Wetniorf to Indianapolis last death of the former' were caiie. week 1 y th ' 1 sis, r. 'laude Hoi-He" of Fort Sam Houston. Texas, and Miss Kate Smith of South Bend spent Sunday with the hitter's parents here. Albert Wedel of Fort Penjamin Harrison was a truest of his parent.it ere Saturday and Sunday. Earnest and Willie Adkins of near Walkerton were in this vicinity Su nday. orville Kiner and family of near South Pend spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. N. I lay. Morgan of South Mr. and Mr Pend were week-end quests of Mr. and Mrs. Pay Prockus. Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Wedel were ; Sunday guests of his parents here, i Miss Ksta Floren of North Iaberty was a Sunday guest at the Wedel home. STONY RIDGE, IND. Mr. ami Mts. I'd win Turnoek , jaml family. Mis Josephine Poulin. land Mrs. YanPuskerk vere Sunday truests of Mr. and Mrs. ('. L. Stuekoy. ! The Clay To.vnship Social tenter I will hold its regular me eting Friday 1 ni;ht. Sept. L'l. at the FUcry school. I Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Markham were suiulny allernoon uuesis in ,n. and Mrs. William Yoder. Mr. and Mrs. Kryder isited Mr. .ind Mis. C. I'ulkerson. Sunday. Miss Frma Keimen entertained in honor of Miss l.ernieee McMannis. Saturday. Miss McMannis will be marriel to T. A. lraerson of Premen somet nie in t)etber. The truests numbered Delbert Taylor. Miss Susan Taylor. Frma llelraen and Hazel Markham spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. Mohn. Hans Mohn left for 'tattle Creek. Wednes.lay morning to enter th training camp. Miss Planche Kiefer entertained the Moonheams. Monday night. In a peanut and war contest. Miss Pearl Mark received the honors. Fight refreshments were served. CJ 11 MAN TKA1NS COLLUM'. lilt!-!iat ional New- Servl--: A.MSTHltHAM. Sept. -. A score of persons were killed and two score hurt in a ollision of two C.erman tiooji trains between Prussels ami Yilbtrs. according to advices received here today. Porn to Lieut. and Mrs. P. C Traver. H1m niverside dr.. a daughter. Sept. 1 : at Fpworth hospital. Save money by patronizing merchants that advertise. iii ac.o ncoiti ( 1;. 'III('.b . S.pt. -'i I'd "I'T Kit - 1 -mi ery extras, i:;--: extra firsts. 4 . : ti 1 st -1 Pi 11 '. : packing Stm k, IV. !:; JS - t'urrent ie.iiu-, :fi :;7'-: y dii.arv firsts, ."ni1 ; i."14e : ..7".c; extr.is. 4 1 l-.'C . ::': lirties, -jsr,j ::i-. first-. !icck 11 t'HPPSi: Twins, new. J.'.i : dairies. I'b-; ynii:g An eri, as. -'b-; l"iig liarits. 'Jb-: f.ri-k. MVP I'liI'LT'lV - Tiiik.'is. is.-; lib kens. 11 "Jl,1- : Springers. I'l'i : n. esters. hibc; g. -s". Is,-; I U - k . lT'ilSc i't 1 'l' PS Miniu'otiis .111. 1 Inkijis. Sl.lo'o 1 L'" ; Wi-iciiiisiii aid Mi' higan. si uO'-r Toi.r.no rsii ;kin. ti.i;im. o.. Sept. l'o t ia'sir: wiiPA r t'.isii. sj.i: t 't K. -1 'asli. U : I -.. St.Li : May. SI 1' .. OA'l'S-Cas'a an. I Sept.. t'.JC--: 1 .. 'de: M.ir. d'..-. KVi: N . -J. 1 ''1. MlVIiU SliliP Priiae. .a-!,. 'd.i. M.Ufp 'ct. üliii lec.. NT. "" bid: -1:111. sia.tU". l.i.l ; M t.1i. Sl.l.Ti Idd. AI.SIK:: -l'r: t o sii, . S-iu. :inl t . M-." i: I -.. $pj.;i: March. TI.XPH3IV Pro..-. .ish. S1J7... ..id. ri'W Mild e,t . .V.a-i s:'..TTl : March. ..:7i , I. ( lll . 1.1 V K STOCIC I'NIhN S'l't m 'K VAIIItS. II!.. Sept. '. - IP JS - lteeeif t. '..oho; ma r k t slow, ."m to (' lii'.'L'T : tili-d Ml I bat. !,ei-s. Y17 is mi ; d lie ivy, SI7.1."'; 1 u hKh he-ivy. .17 l"u 17 -"-I: liitiit. -17.'J" b M ::.:.( if, i i" blllk. S17.7H''ls.70 I'ATTI.i: K.-eiiu-s.ia : i.-O ta t stc;ily to loe b wir: li.'cvi-s. 1i'i 17 .'. : riiws and Iieifn-s. s.". l.'.r, p ;ta ; sin, br :ind feeders. SUdof.llTi: T ni. S '. 7'.j 1...7.": e.-ilves. SI.V.'ki.'u 1' en. SIIPPP he. ipts. 1 siio; iiairket lw. pi. l..n-r: nntiva- und -t.:ii, S'adie 1.' ': lambs. si:;.in"-, is.:ui ti sb--ht. m-Vs Hade the appe.trancp f a srnoe, and t'r.ey ' hall

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STOCKS TIKE LEI P NG Brisk Demand Causes Sharp Gains in All Except Copper Shares. 1 Ilife: n.iti"r.;t 1 Nen Servi.-e ; NF.W YOPK. Sept. 2'K Stockswere in hrik demand at the opening ! of the sttx-k market today and first prices were from fractions to two points higher than yesterday's final teures. (Jener. tl Motors was two pidnts higher at Jo. "4, and Mexican Petroleum was up 1 at tM'. V. S. Steel sold at lu?k. a gain I of a ml Pethlehrm .s'tet l P was n.i .1 . i

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up s at ino otner siee. müuo. V..,,.. ,; ' i(,:Vi7 r,, made fractional a.lvatues. j hi-:;s i?.-.-oi;.T . T ibi.'.The Marine issues w ere strong, i innrk t. .". l.oer; t r i n : l.rv

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c r lit '.'o-V Marine Prcferrcl ma.le ,.K 5 17 7:.'.; 1 - : p.i:. 17 an equal gain at . leui.s . 1 . mk.j 17 : s t l: . The copper issues sdd off. Ftahj1'""

falling 1 '4 to !oj. while Inspiration and Anaconda declined slightly. Canadian Pacitm after opening at i:,'2. had a quick the line to l."U4. while Delaware and iludsiui openea 1 4 hiHher at K' 'i . Ctiverimr by shorts was in e idence all through the early forenoon with a large sale in a number of issues, causing advances after liquida tion had been respcv'ed to

moderate declines. ! Anaconda moved up from 7" to 7-, and Utah rallied from 'j to; .o;-. he greatest strength was' shown in Mexican Petroleum, which; advanced t,i PC against at the; close yesterday. F. S. Steel after reacting from ' 1 0 ? 1 s t l"it. moved up atain to j aboe l"'.b c.eneral Motors alst ,

showe.l a strong tone after us re cession and rallied to 00, but clT ana in to ti... ob MAY YOKIv STOCKS. li tem 1 1 i , 01 a 1 News sivi-': Ni:W YORK. Sept. -' - -; 'losing today pi ice on the stock c -ha nge were : Allis-Clialmers American Agricultural American Beet Sugar Amrian t'an C Ametican Car and I'oundiy A mer ha li bncii.iintivc American Smelting American Steel Pundrit s . . American Sugar Pcimeix . . American Wdeii Anaconda Copper Atchison Puhlwin Locomotic P.altiniore a nd h 10 Pethlehem Prooklyn Itapid Transit ... California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and hi Chicago and Northwestern. Colorado l-'uel ami Ir-m . . . . Chieag. Mil. ;! St. 1 " tNdorado Soiithem Chln Copper Consolidated Ias Corn Product ( 'rut iMe Steel I istillei ies and S-cu nt i - . . Erie Erie 1st pt'd C.eneral Electtic Ceneral Motor C.oodrich '' Creat Northern pfd (b-cat Northern . ssf 7-4 , - :. ' 4 0 7 1 1 I -'s . 1 j ; 1 -. 0 1 ;7 1 j : s 17 p. 1 :,i!b :. in:. . 7 1 .. .I'll' . - 7 1 -. 71V . ::i--4 . 21 . l 1 -1 1 1 '.7 1., 4 '-j j Inspiration ''"I'i"'1' j 1 uteri. oro. pfd .".1-4 1 I " :. 1 vi.: v : ' v 1 1 :: ' 1 r. '. '" International I larv ester .... Central Leather Kansas City Southern Iickawanna Ste- 1 Lehigh 'Valley Miaoii C.pper ... - 1 .:H T.ouisv lib-. Nas:n ii. Maxwell Mntor Co.. 1st pfd. Miss.. mi IVoif.Mexican P troleui.i - - X.WV Vol b' 'e-l'l al NeW York. N. H and H. National Ia-ad Norfolk and W- stern . . Northern Pacific Pennsylvania 1 o 1 pi ''s ( ia Pressed S'bfl Car Pay Ctotsolidat d I reading t. i;.. Ir..n and Steel p-.u ' ''. 1 V 1 r4 s 1 ir.i.nb!ic Iron and Steel, pfd. . 1" 1 Sliefliebl f-'oiuba rn Pacific . . . . s-,,;it!i"i n Pailw av Southern Railway, pfd Stud' baker Co 4 M 4. i :.' l J ' T' tin. Copper I Tc xa s Co fnion Par i!..' . . . I I . S. P" ''Oer . . . .11" .11". . x" 1". S. Steel J - Steel, pfd. . J Ptah 'opper . . -I We-tinghiuse Pb r,c i Willys ' v erla o American i'.1' Kr iinii""' thrsburg-b Cf.nl T'1'4 a 1 -, 1 Tia-.:strial Alob d Maribc . . Marine, pfd. International Nickel ! Putte anl .superior I International Paper . . j lUthbhen: St-l "P." ; Atlantic tbalf aud W--r In. pes :: 1 i b,pp" r 1 s 1, d i.i v ale S.tUs Sr. . 1 H Shate 1 ,'i.l ( S:: 1 1 r r i xio r.x ami r. ii vxia:. :V VUK Sent. '-" ' .iii Mi! e tl, :1 ...r ,,f tie N- r t..- k i : l.msve t --I a v rti'dl i-.t :'. r 1 -..er '.-Tr: bv. :-"T t-i-t Tbl" in!, ex- ia- r--d .V . 1 . - t I., :d : T W ere '1'! .'! . U .! ."d -'. 1. ! r a lit: t.lt.' i. .1. '11 !l,..ntl. tJ. l"r The lit.-rket f I." I"r.-r n ,iTii-t. Iff' 'f. M'.f.eV it'. ll-l-.tl to prt rent. s-trUn- v:x. ! ;.' c i r y , . , in '-: : ' tr.d : 7.' f '' v V'i-ii.iv .'.;' . ' '. ' ' ox ' iv '.:'.. r t . r. i. und 5

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