South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 277, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 October 1917 — Page 7
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
TiirnsDAY i:vi:xix:, ocronrit i. ioit.
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HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
!home guards may be j IN UNIFORM BY THE I END OF THE MONTH
THREE CLAIMS HUE ALLOWED
Case of George Peterson Reopened by District Exempti;n Board.
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ROSA IIOItWATII. t Horwalh. 72 year"
old,
st.. died lite Wedas the result of a diseases.
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; II. Horwath, who died in Th" Horwath family is Faid the hr.vt Hungarian family to to South Hi.d. having com from Hungary or. Jinif '7,
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1 S s 2 . She i- survived 'ny four fori?, Rev. li-'or-c Horwath, C. S. C, Portland. i.; Joseph. Bernhardt, Frank, of this city; two daughters, Mrs. Christ Hahn, Chicago, .Mr;- Alexander Szabo of thi city. Funeral services will he licld at sr. stcphei church. Rev. I-v.v-renr-c Horv.ith will officiate. Rurial
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ANNIVERSARY OF
j Although there i ompar.ies in St.
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REFORMATION PLANNED
GUILTY BY JURY
Will be Sentenced Friday by Acting Judge Schindler For Burglary.
continffi fr m
are still several Joseph county's.
honie guard which are not up to full j "war strength", the idea of having a' complete regiment In the county ;
I se'.-rr.s po.-sible. Fach c ompany ; PAGK O.N'K) J should have r men. and there are ;
i now ll companies ir. the county.
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Thouseinds May Have Perished In Jap Typhoon
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Joseph (ila?by, who earn' to ml? country fmm FrilarJ within the past two years, was found guilty of V'!trjr!ary in the second decree hy a jury in the superior court. A sealed verdict, returned by the jury Wed
nesday eeniro
about
o'clock.
will be in redar fJrve cemttery. . after nnrc than three ho!ir delii. er
at tht opening of
MFLU'A VOY-NOVIC'II. ?.!e'.i(-i Voynovich, throe months ill,!, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Yoynovich, 112 arly Thur.-d iy F( -iles 1it Vivcil bv two s;
i S. Kendall av., died nornincr. Iarents .'-he sur-sters.
Iunral services will be ! o'clock 1'iiday morninp Servian orthodox church.
'A ill be at Fedar (Irov-. cemetery.
hebl at at the
SAYS CITY HAS DONE WELL IN LIBRARY
FUND CAMPAIGN: pi
dii-in No. 1 to t'o Sunday ar-: T. !.. ItMü.ihur, N. S. Louis .t.: Fyrou A. Mayo. f.2' F. Sampl -t.: ;-ori I)Lomv. 10.' 1 Nineteenth st.: 'Ai.dph Lirkow- kl. 1 1" t S. 'hapin t ; Anthony Cam poll. I '. F. Madi- ..,!, and William Walsh. S. X.?:e li.ini" Ft. With Iindroth's
::;i!'t' r.'iKen irom ine um m ui.n tit-i.-ion .tnd thoe of th" six new ones' .i.ld'd. th" total to tro Sunday from hat divi.-ion to mak" up th" I" j
'iff eiu fii tri quota, is i . uruiMio; :h" total to so from all tliree dii -K n : to 1 " 4. Tb' men of divisions No. 1 and 2 v. receiving their final inoculation
ln.t" will be Rivrn to the county i tlf tlu. campaign, and that it did not
eonuni?eni j rioaj ai i hoik iaV(. ;inv ronnertion wltn tne local
"South r.end has done splendidly in this ciiupaisn for the soldier-s" library fund," said Mis YirKtnia Tutt. local librarian, Thursday iTiorniim'. "At the outset thro seemed to be so much misunderstanding about the work. So many persons did not
t typhoid Thursday. The third ! understand, it seems, the working
atlor:. t,ms rend
court Thürs Jay mornh . Judgment will be rendered by Acting Judpe Schindler Friday morning. Olasby was convicted of burslari7lnjr the hom- of Joseph dcLorer.zi. Jefferson Idvd., last July. He was caught in thp cellar of t Tie dwelling by Mr. deForenzi, who returned home at 0 o'clock at n':;ht. Thintruder had ca'ned t-ntrai'.ce to the cellar by removing a pane of glass from one of the doors and releasing the fastening. Wh'n apprehended he was in the act of borimr atnuit
th" lock of a door leading to the
r part of th" home.
The trial consumed tvn days in the -uperior eruirt. and the outcome was a victory for Itonakt "'Ne:ll.
counsel for the defen.-e, in snviim ' ? the prisoner from einrr convicted iof hurilaiy in the first decree, the
penr.lty for which is not less than 20 years' imprisonment, with absolutely no chance of a pardon.
torian, M.
lioman Catholic, has eonfe.-.-eJ ;n his preface to the F;f- of Father: 'Tu him (Luther) it is in a threat measure owin that we of the present day fX(Tcist in its jdeuitude that lirst great liriht of the human u nderstandln', to whi- h all the re:-t are antu-xfii, without which all tin- rest are naught. We cannot think, spak, writ? for a sir.t;le moment, without f-ratrfully r calling to mi:.d this enornjovs ber.-:it of inten. ctual enfranchisement. The very lines I here trace, to whom do I owe it that I am aM- to ?n them forth, if m t to tlie liberator of modern thought'.' ThU tribute paid to Luther, we the less htsitat" to admit that our own sympaUr.es arc not with him in the relurious revolution he operated'."
International News Srvie: TOKIO. . Oct. 4. Thousands ot persons are believed to have pera t
with an additional company partially , f"i i" me ijpnoon wpicn ravaceo formed ' te 'ntf rior "f Japan and damaged
! this city on Monday.
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SUITS ARE FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT
Headquarters for the proposed 'cgiment have been opened in room -. in the Chamber of Commerce " alibiing on W. Colfax av., in charge of Af tint: Adjt. II. F. Loomis. Those who have taken part in the dri!K and setting up exercises. hi' h take place twice a week as part of the- training of the home -".:ards. say that they have received ber.e:'it in many ways. The men are drilled individually, in squads of ei:;ht. and in full companies, thus learning- the various branches of the work. Tentatie plans for a St. Joseph
'oun'y regiment, with a regimental 'and, have been formed by the mi!-: itary board of the county council of ;
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Not until today was the extent of the storm known and the devastation which it cauped both to property and human life. It was officially stated today that F'S are dead and over Oy are missing in this city. The storrr. sufferers number at "cast 100, 00G. It was the worst storm known heie in c0 j ears and the monetary loss is estimated to be at least $Z,000. 000.
Losses and Gains Recorded in Principal Stocks Steel Sells Low.
SLASHED THROAT IS FATAL TO MAN IM JAIL
ami ii is nopea mat ine en-i Weh Mathawav. who has been in
tire organization will be in uniform . a stra!?htjack?t at the county jail
, Irtern:oti..r.al Neu Sorviee; NFW YORK. Oct. F Irr gularity featured the trading at the optr. -, ir.g of the stock market today, lo- s j and gains of from fracitons to above
i a point oeme recorded m many sues. F. S. Steel ranged between 10 and F V.,, comjarea wan the cio.-t- yestei uay. F -th.eiieiil .--
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' y the end of the month. Negotiations are r.ow under way whereby th liome pnards will armed and equipped.
Three suits fur divorce and one for separation of bed and board have
'been tiled in th. superior court on 'grounds vof cruelty and inhuman treatment. ; Raphael C,. L'-verieh oks for absolute divorce from Susi. L. Levert . . .
ten. i ney were marr-vd in September. F'(H. and sc; :r.ted la-t mouth.
They have one ri'-ht-year-old child.
A decree and re-toratlon to her j maiden name, draco Keofer. is asked j by (Irace Kent, in a complaint tiled J
From Ticce-rds of Indiana TitUe mul Loan Co.
F.ddy W. fShank and wife to Ignatius Fortenbaeher anl wile, a tract
i of land in Ki er Fai k, 1.
...try Catherine Lis to Lhnton L Nicholas, lot 4, in Y. Brunrur's sub-
since Sunday when he attempted to take his life by slashing his throat with a razor, died las: niht shortly after midnight. The jailer in making
the rounds of the eel s tlie man looked limp Uron investigation he II at ha v.-ay was dead, having died but a few
fore. Coroner S'.vant; nnd Nrlcn Jon"
the undertaker, were Immediately j
ii v. as 1 j . higher at ' -
Haid win ,os: 1 ;4 to 'Jl r4. The lailroad stcks were irreul;.r, lossts of ;2 point beir.g s:staineil in t. Faul and i --e la war.- and
noticed that ! Hudson. while Can .uiari i'acmo and lifeless, i ained -4 to Hi, found that i (Jeneral Tdotors yielded 1 at the apparently "tart to ."'4, lnit quickly lalaei to
minutes be-i " ieas comp..ny declined
pOilltS to lös. The toi.acco stocks were in supply at concessions. Tobacco Fiod .i;-
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noticed and the body was removed
selling off 1 -4 to
against I'ra:ik Ker.t. The com pi;
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tli final instructions also will bo g: "tl. Following are tho drawn from ti iion three (county) to leave Sunday morning: Warren F. Ha:-kins, Vernon flrovr May, Harry W. Cavcnder. Julius Van Camp. Carmen Di Nardi, Kirk A. Frown, Walter Georg I'hillips. Charles C. Dougherty. William Iarek. Linward l. I lunsberRer, Charles S. Lott. Jesse Cahln Odlorne. Nicholas Kicked, jr.. Henry Cortier. Charles Myer., Ivo Von Wassenhove. August Heeleart. Harley Cld" t;ilman, Leon Tolleos. Harlow l-'ran-Lis perry. John IM win McClellan. Albert llaermann, Harold M. Seese, HarJ. Ilyrer Adam Waletzko, Louis Knsaz. Jose I'erriera Facln-oo, John bberger. Hward IMwanl Hay. Falph $1. Totti, Morton T. Hupe!, Henry I o .ambcrt, (sv-ar Swanson. Lnwrence .iKi"-tt. Milo Wilcox Clark, Liur-1 I. leliolinger, Mike Ilili. F.althasar lums. Tony I'assanante. Fdroond TPiltiiu k. '. A. Little, ."tank' L. Tisch c-r, S.imuel Fdward -mith. Cllen Ficd ri' l Stilson.. Alert Henry Hruem 1. lell.inl II. Fixi". l-j".lei,ck Faut"is. Allen 1 . Ii !o-' , .lo' Maria Lies Kamos. .-ui. I- MinneLTar, Walter M. Shep.ol. Alb.-it John Walk!-. Camiel .am in .-n-1.
rrv NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
any
library other than the fact that the . local library was the only 'proper! place from which the work could emanate. Hut now that they have found out the need and reason for
the work, they have all dono their parts and done them splendidly." "It i particularly gratifying to find that the people have gotten behind this thing and pushed it to a successful completion. A good many of the lists are still out yet and there
I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 K l tan j uii'wiit
whether the total amount hau been
subscribed, but we are confident that the- campaign will end with South liend's having made up her quota." A number of cities and towns all oyer the country were unable to compute their canvasses last Saturday and are continuing their work over into the present week in order that everyone may have an opportunity to give their subscription to the fund. Oregon takes the lead as the possessor of the town with the largest per capita contribution so far reported. Hoble, Ore., with a contribution of f.", TT", fives an average of
cents per capita. Antelope, Ore.,;
gives 1 cents per capita.
ASKS DIVORCE AFTER
ONLY TWO MONTHS -M-'
K'12, and separated 1
The lirst eft. Joseph county "wa. bride" to sicken of her bargain, so far as has come to light, or has been exposed in the local courts, is Anna Macalusp, who caused a di- j vorce complaint to he tiled in the j circuit court Thursday against her husband, Frank Macaluso. Hut a few lays over two months was a.-?
long as the plaintiff could tolerate
about, jier husband, according to her affi
davit, which charges brutal treatment and being called vile and opprobrious names and otherwise mistreated, for the sole purpose, she alleges, of causing her to become dissatisfied and leaving the defendant. The couple was married Jun 30 last, and separated Sept. 10. Anna Wfchcr was the maiden name of the plaintiff.
BOUND TO GRAND JURY ON LARCENY CHARGE
married May 2'. last Wednesday
Margaiet L. Hvar.s petitions the court for ab.-olute divorcr from j Fiii'ene ". Hva:s. They w-re mar- j ried Jan. 20, li17, ar.d parted last)
The c-om'-.'aint alleges a jeal- J
o'is end iault-imdlng dispo-it'.on and threats of violence by the defendant, also failure to provide and "also accusations of infidelity against the plaintiff. In addition to cruelty, abandonment is charged against Simeon Hruce in his wife. Hattie's' petition for separate maintainance. The complaint also alleges that her husband frequently insisted on bestowing over-friendly attentions in her presence upon women acquaintance, and that he has failed to contribute toward her support since Sept. 1.
Micha waka, $l,jrjO.
Frank H. Allen and wife to Mil-
' dred Foswell, lots "A" and "II" in
F COMPANY WELL FED ASSERTS VV. 0. DAVIES
thkhi: moui: r.xijsT. Joe Trimboli, August N Cloedt and Peter Neyrinct, all of Mishawaka. were sent to Indianapolis from the local army recruiting station Thursday. The tlrst named enlisted in the cavalry, while the other two go in the quartermaster corps.
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John Raker, brought here from Fort Wayne on a larceny charge preferred by his S5-year-old uncle, was bound over to the circuit court grand jury under an embezzlement charge in city court Thursday morning. Haker acted as agent for his uncle, who was not able to handle his own business affairs, and collected $700 on a note for Thomas Simonton, the uncle. It is charged that he kept this money, telling his principal that the parties had withheld pament for 90 days. Testimony and receipts produced in court, however, which were not fought by th3 defense, were sufficient to hold him. Fond was fixed at 12.000.
SECOND OF PARTIES FOR SCHOOL BOYS FRIDAY
Tlie second of a series of entertainments being given to the school boys of the city by the boys' department of the Y. M. C. A. will be held at the association building at 7 o'clock Friday evening. Friday's entertainment, which will consist of a swim, a "movie" and plenty of "eats", is for the boys who are attending the Yocational. Klder and Lafayette schools. Kvery school boy whether he is a member of the "V" or not, is invited to attend.
"F company from South Fend is one of the best fed units of the Indiana national guard, and it is ready to tii?ht at the drop of the hat." This was the message brought back to South Fend by W. O. Davies, one of the army camp field managers of the Young Men's Christian association, and delivered to the Klwanis club at lis noon-day luncheon today. Mr. Davit s and J. I. Ames, general secretary of the local Y. M. C. A., who has charge of the Y. M. headquarters at Hattiesburg. Miss., addressed the Kiwanis club on conditions prevailing at the Indiana camp. Mr. Davies' address was replete with typical incidents of army contonrnent life and he dwelt especially upon the life being led by local young men who are enlisted in the guard under the command of Col. George W. Freyermuth of this city. Mr. Davies carried with him to this city a number of personal messages which young men entrusted to him to be delivered to mother, wives, and sweethearts who reside here. He stated that the generous response to the request for the F company sinking fund lias enabled the soldiers from here to employ the best cook in camp and purchase food not on the government's meno.
I strong s first addition to Mishawaka j
j Mildred Koswell to Frank H. Ali len and wife, same as next above, 1. i
. Lypohet .-chaut and wife to August Dutoi and wife, lot 19, Tallieu's
! first addition to Mishawaka. il.100.
Benjamin G. Schmit ar.?l wife to Bernard John Schmitt, a tract of land in Harris township; part of lot Catherine Smith's addition to Mishawaka, $1. Hernard John Schmitt to Benjamin G. Schmitt and wife, part of lot of Catherine Smith's addition to Mishawaka, ?1. Sophia Schmitt to same, part of lot r, e.'atherine Smith's addition to Mishawaka, 11. David A. Shoaw and wife to J. Fred Fingham, lot Ff. Rhcrside addition to Mishawaka, $1. Hoy .1. Michael and wife to The Huilding iv Loan association, lot South Fast addition. $1. Frnnk P. Kent and wife to American Trust Co., part of lot 76, Oak Park second addition, $1. Fin ma F. Heard to Julius Nemeth and wife, lot i. Whitcomb & Keller's fourth addition, 2.
to Jones' undertaking par'ors. He is survived by his wife, mother, four sisters, Mrs. F. Hube i haw. Mrs. T. Haler. Mrs. W. Herd, all of Chicago, ani Mrs. C. Faton of this city; tw brothers, William H., Niles, and Frederick M., of this city. Funcrrl services will be held at 4 o'clock Saturday nfternoon at the residence of his mother, 707 F. Monroe st. ' e- . John Hums will officiate. Burial will he at Highland cemetery.
i Cijiar Stores fell
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BICYCLIST IS INJURED; HIT BY O'BRIEN AUTO
LOCAL COMMITTEE WANTS QUOTA OF LOAN REDUCED
A man, whose name could not be learned last night, was hit whib riding a bicycle by an automobile driven by W. D. O'Hrien, 114 S. Chapin st., and seriously injured. He was taken to the othces of Dr. F. R. Clapp where it was found the man's collarbone was broken in addition to other bruises. The collision occurred at Colfax av. and William St. O'Hrien refused to discuss the smash-up and requested that the story be kept quiet. The police arrive! after the accident and could offer no details. They brought the smashed bicycle to the police station.
YOUNG VIFE SHOOTS MAN
WHO DESERTED HER
miiTiis. Horn to Mr. and Mis. H. J. Gill;.-, 101s Flaine a v., a son. Oct. f. Hr.m to Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Walsh. Koselawn. a daughter. cL
sl Pl-OHT TlIF Y. M. C. A. HFCAFSK It is doing a reat work, among the Soldiers in our Training Camps and at the Tattle Front that no other organization is prepared to do. It is recognized by our Military leaders as a strong arm in the service, as it aids in establishing a morale among our Soldiers that no other agency can do.
MAN NEARLY OVERCOME BY ESCAPING GAS A desire to take "just forty winks more" nearly caused a roomer at r, 0 F. Oolfax a v.. named Mahoney, to sleep that sleep which has no
end, earlv Thursday morning
police ambulance, with the pulmotor. was rushed to Hie house on the call of Mahoney's room mate who, returning to the room, smelled escaping gas, and found the unconscious form of Mahoney on the bed. Apparently the man had risen and turned on the gas, with the intention of lighting it, and then had decided to take another little nap. However, after he had been carried outside into th-, fresh air he soon reco vered.
The quota for St. Joseph county in the second Liberty loan may be lowered, according to Charles L. Zitier, chairman of the county committee in charge of the sale, who received a telegram from the Indiana Liberty Joan committee at Indianapolis, saying the amounts as published here, given out by C. F. Childs, chairman of this district, were incorrect. Slightly more than Fl percent of the county's banking resources will be taken as the quota, according to Chairman Zigler. The resources amount to a little let-s than $20.000.000, so the quota, according to the statement, would be about .1.700, -000. Mr. Zigler has wired C. F. Childs, the head of this district, for official figures, which will probably be announced at a meeting of the county bankers to be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the St. Joseph county saivngs bank. No report on bond sales are yet available.
Ii ternntion.il New Service: PKOYIDENCE, R. I.. Oct. 4. Mrs. Gertrude Downing, the 23-year-old wife of "Jerry" Downing, wealthy Z 6 -year-old farmer of Yoluntown. OVnn.. declared today that she loved Ovid Rickey, the "Adoni? of the bellboys." the first time she saw him. lhat she still loved him and would die for him. Rickey is in the Rhode Island hospital with a bullet wound in hi ch'.'st. Th-- police say that Mrs. Downing admits that she shot Rickey and that she tried to kill herself but the revolver missed lire.
The copper stocks were fractionally lower. At the end of thrt first half hour's trading the market was uasottl 1 and severe losses were sustained. F. S. Ste?l sold down to 107 h, artd Heth.chem Steel H declined to sz. The most notable feature of tho i. arket during the forenoon was th.pronounced absence of outside buying. Few of the brokers tared to express any bullish opinion and consequently there was little disposition to take a position on th..' long side of the market.
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GET 20 NEW MEMBERS AND 30 RENEWALS
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In times of peace, as War. this institution ha? !
BANQUET FRIDAY NIGHT AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Twente new members mi iri r.
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been secured in the Y. W. C. A. membership campaign which began Monday. The association reports that th- prospect for a greatly increased membership is excellent, in view- of the first days' results. Mc-mners of the board of directors, who met Thursday morning for their regular monthly session, were urged to do as much as possible toward creating interest in the association among the women in the city. The association is In need of the women's moral and financial sup-
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SCRUBWOMAN BUYS
POSTPONE ARGENTINE NEUTRALITY MEETING
N'lAV YORK STOCKS. Ii.tornational N-vs Srvice: NFW YORK. Oct. 4. ( prices on the slock exchange were: Allis-(?hahners American Heet Sugar American Can Co American Car and Foundry. American Locomotive , American .Smelting American Steel Foundries . . American Sugar Relinery . . . American Tel. and Tel American Woolen Anaconda Copper Atchison Ruldwin Locomotive; Haltimoro and Ohio , Rethlehem Steel , Rrooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and hi Chicago and Northwestern. . . . Colorado Fuel and Iron Chicago, Mil. and St. Fan!... Colorado Southern Chino Copper Consolidated Gas Corn Products Crucible Steel Disi illt-rics and Se-eurities . . . Hrie Frie 1st pfd General Electric (Jeneral Motor Goodrich Co Gnat Northern pfd Great Northern re Illinois Central Inspiration 'opp-r Interboro Interboio, pfd
losing
today i
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Mill. 'Ti.lrai'lit .) WHFAT-Paying. I -MC, .r bu OA I S IV.viiig. i ; itcilin-:. 70.?
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iiav. straw am rrr.D. (Coiro d lully by te U rtlrjr
1 lour nod I -a .. 420 S. lidiiaan st.) HAY raying. IlTtU?!; ie'ding. J204
f-4 STRAW Paying. ?7 prr tan; H" J'tr tK. or Ok- j'cr ta!e. OA TS Pay In. O-: -lilcf. MI KI. I, c Hi: I'uy iuif. -:
CORN Paying. J2, fLMO 'c- - t..iu i in m:i:h p.iyiEf. bu. ; s-;;iui,'. 4.."o per bu. Ai.l'Ahl A t:t.k Olontnca -( : . :K . -! - oi (r oil cLeVLi: .LFi'-ii:;!!.
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LIVr. .STOCK. IRlly Xty Mmittr Drca. 8.
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IrUTn.iti.-innl News Service: HUFNOS AIRFS, Oct. 4. Tlu
demonstration in favor of continued j cvrdral Feathe r neutrality with Germany, originally Kansas City Southern set for Saturday, has been postponed, Missouri. Kansas and until Oct. 12. This date is significant; Lackawanna Sted .. as it is reported that Pres't Irigoyen , Lehigh Valley will resign upon that date the first J Miami Copper anniversary of his election on th-': Missouri Pacific ....
ground of ill health. J Mexican Petroleum .
The strike situation continues tin- New York Central ...
changed. x ith the government main- New York. N. 1 1, and
mining a passive attitude. Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific .... N. Y.. Ontario and We Pennsylvania People's Gas Ray Consolidated . . . Reading
Renublic Iron and
half per cent Liberty bonds offered; ij(-puH!i' Hon ar.d for public sale today for the' account j Southern Pacific . of the I'qultahle Trust company. Southern Railway trustee for an issue of Western Pa- , southei n Railway.
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cific railroad bonds. Tlie entire is sue was awarded t, the Morgan firm
Steel Stt-el.
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Don't miss The T'hila bi special anniversary sale fine candies this week. Adv.
MONKV NFW YORK
AM) K( M.NiK. i let. 4 - "a 1 1 m.'Pf.v
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Fit Hoof f the
buibling and equipment
t n e have xvith which to serve ; Citizens and Membership. You
A banquet will "C served at 7 clork Friday eening at the Indi-
i ana Avenue Christian church for the i men of the church and thUr friends.
Following the banquet. C. W.
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; Cauble of 1 ndianapdis, st.it- s-t re-, th.
j tary of the C nnslian cnurcn. win j address the public at the church.
S; e-cial music will be prow. ted p.r
MANY LIBERTY BONDS
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"v 4 Servic- : HA RR F. Pa., fur. I F. rger. scrubwoman at bond (Oimv itt'-e head-
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the nieetin!
quarter.-, gave :.alkrs an.l
surprise today when s-h. brought t n .?l"o biils to headq aarters and d-rr.anded the i r.-t bonl seid Iiere.
New York SP k Kx-
hange txhi.v rah-d ;it 4 per ccit; FigL. . j.r -ent: p.. .. 4 p-r cent. Tln.e mocey was atMdy : .it-s ve;e pr cent. The market fi-r Prlnie .Mer'-antile Paper wn -tendj".
Cull lu-uo-y la London today w.i- I t Pittsburgh
pel rent. Sterling Fx-'hange '-vn -f-::dy .Fh bunin-s-. in Hanker-.' P.il! at "H 7"i .,-1! f.. .l-!i.d..: .4.7t-''i 4.71 f'r -day
Tcnn. Copper Texas V Third Avenue Fnion Pacific F. S. Rubber F. S. -Steel F. S. Steel, pfd Ftah '.'upper Yindnla Carolina 'heir,val Western Fnin Westinghouse Flctiic ..... Willys Overland Kennicott
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Internation 1 Paper 2' Rethlehem Stocl "H" si Atlantb- (iulf and Ws- Indies. :'
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