South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 280, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 October 1917 — Page 15

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Volume of Business Indicated by Reports Many New Corporations.

A h'-sinr.--of firt.l.ci, i-tio.-.al !,.!-;!; o i i r i epo rt ditior.s whi'-Ji ..'.trod a Tion. or' a - 'r tr.e month tr.- First N.t- , ' , . i t V -OUIf! 1. !!'. StV.-: a fundamental confollows n"U little I i-'ui' in !..t-i'" line ii a u hol- ho v. .in fa sin.; off v--hi.-Ji .-ho aid r ; t taken to mean that bus:n--s i - -' ttin;- dull. Many (mm's ord rs arc not ! pia f-l because t ! i r- is 1 i 1 1 1 - hope j -f f. a i i : th'-n. :;lld in the iifv intur. Al:iio-t .-iy industry is. worr.il!.' at i -ity. The la -r short.iL-c, du- to ntr-n v ithdra a n from their usual oc; pations for war .-rvii . -oupb-d with an nn-i.-uil imml-er of 1 1 1 - r l on strike, is aliy the only l t i ! rit fartor. In hank t I a r i r i c s Jo; .u.u.-t w oimI th" rno-t bdmit- and a -l measured index of th t : ruendo us 'olijine of business and tlo h',i;y iinvcrii nt of mon'Y .-till in evidenre. f'lealillS at 11 ITH S for AlUliM Were ',,( '.,oioi(Mif ci)i. pared with ? 1 .J.i0ijo.u a vear uio, while clarin. outside of New York city v. ere . 1 ". il '..-ui , . t t eo;n-' ared with ,n 4 7,0n(. .hmi a year: io. ,i r t iti of over " : percent tor the rouitry at while the -;ain, .n .New i ork :i was only .'. pere nt. .Mrrlian'!i-e exports for July '.'.it onlv $ :7 4."J',,',,J a- ompared ith ijOo.oim) ;. month aa and 4 -I r ,00',Mia ;i i,ir aro. Imports vere $ J '. ,to'i o.iHin compar ed wjtli .. ::ti7.'0",'oM) a month ao and J 1 ;:,io)u.toii) a year a'-ro. (jur -fira'do halanre of ti'tie for the month was only 1 tS.CO'V'oO compared with Jl'ti'j.ouO.ui'O a month um ami $ Jt'.u.OCt'.ooO a year ;io. J .71 railurt-H. Commercial failures during Atij:ut numt'crfd 1,074 compared with l.OJK' a month ao and 1,35 4 a W'.ir ap. The liahilitlen of the Jailed ronrcrn.s wore $16,000.00) compared with $17.000.00') a month :t-,'o and JlS.OOO.oQO a year ao. The iissrts were a j'proximately $0.000.compared with $12,000,00 a :nonth previous and $7,000.000 a ear aj;o, leaving .1 very material iinprovrment In the failure situation as compared with a year ago. New and large corporations formed during August hal a capitalization of $ IC.'.Ouo.OOO compared vlth 5 ir?..i0'.oo0 in July and $170,000,t 00 1 car apo. Financing for Au-rust amounted to $ 1 S.000,ito compared with 11 r.. Or.o.oOO a year a 1:0. Railroad hnancin- was $.:.. 000. 00O compared with Jso,00O.MO a year auo. and Industrial coinpanief accounted for $ir:l,000.'00 compared with only 5 60, 0," 0,000 for August, 1916 Avas in notes as compared with $r",0ö0,000 of notes issued in August of Of th $rl,000,000 of ftv curities maturing in Septemher. ..immIiQu is covered by railroad securities. $5,000,000 hy industrials und 5i.mm!,000 .iollars by public utilities companies. Commodity price?, according to 'rad?treet'3 Index were $16.64 on Hept. 1st compared, with $16.40 a month before and $ 11.7h a year k-'o. During the month C6 commodities advanced. .M declined and remained stationary. Csin Tntn'a index, prices were 21.. on 1st compared w ith 219. a j month ago and 12. .a year ago. the principal decline being in the breadtuffs division. The first report of cotton sinking fcr the season shows 606,000 Vales ginned up to S- pt. 1st. compared with Sil, 00" bales to this date

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Nuxated Iron Makes Strong, Vigorous, Iron Men and Beautiful Healthy Rosy Cheeked. Women

Dr. N. H. Hornstinc, for ten years in the Department of Public Health and Charities of Philadelphia, says: 'Th lminitratlnn f 'uiiti Iron In n niimlr of tuhhorn ra hr thrr ton! hl utttrlr fillrl rnl rt,sl I fonrlncf nt a!ol.itrl t t lt rniarland unuul powrr. Utcn 1 prrnnlli t-k it I the rapltlltv Ith hit h my rnrrgT aiiU rnlur4ni i n-rr-i uiet urrrlinf . Tie fid t bat t'.i r-rn.- ration of iron ;. n d inj;:r thft.-.. r. ik tr.fm t'!n'k. r. t:r-st t.i .sirs- b. ritWfü it tpe. In ;:'v epin'.on tbe w !'.-; r-a! Nux trd Irfia i r'ir. ta :.-..iV.o !-- n nitl-n .rn an i Ir .Tarv. I.oiis Pvm. f-r !." jmt Ailu: 't Pr f T la t.w New York H"- ::..- p tttd-' Mfdical r,-;g-. -.its: "Not w.tr.e.ir.'iin. tn ra -t tr. r 1 ri r..i x v,,r . v. j rt Tal s t . a V"rt rur er Mitd Iw..ti liUiio nit ffl lit a Vf '-:. r.fP.; jv, 'Vi.;ii h.iv y.ai n to I 1 1 " M yen b.-'k - vp In nr -pir! thre ! r; mi'- "tr r, N ; il" 1 Irn r ii I triis-ra ,ip ! p..-.r inf tl1 w;i. r:;:i"l'in, lc - :! ii!" f ! lb-.Ita ( ,-. . ! U :r U !!: "I a .n t - ;tv er :.:':i t r.t- Se.irc TC.'.rs .111 l W C! T U.-v i.,y . ii ;-''' .t ;-h'. .b e La.'. '. t "biv t- lav I d ll li .I t j.r"n! .; .f N'!.i-d Ir -ru ial if my Ciori'rr.ett Lall lüdjce iLcrib'. rarr-

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Th- impetus Kiven to home buildinir in .outh Hend and Mishawaka has resulted in the construction of many delightful homes in advantageous localities. No portion of the community has benefitted more in this respect than lias the Lincoln highway between the two cities. Just west of the Orphans' home, bales, compared with ä ö S , 0 0 0 bales a year atco. Stocks of cotton in consuming establishments are l,17i',0ij bales, compared with l.:'.6:;,ou0 bales a year auo and in public storage there are 7 4 4,000 bales, compared with f'72,000 bales a year ago. Ac tive spindles numbered ::, i :; 0,0 00, compared with .2,202,000 a year ago. The total production of all crops, according to the last federal estimate, will be nearly :: percent above average. 11 of the 4i crops considt red being abov e average, tw o about average and 11 below average. Thirty of the IS states show crop production above average, three are average and IT. are below average. The level prices paid to producer for the principal crops decreased 1 percent during August. The total value of all crop grown in the I'nited states during 101. is estimated at H.'l.oOO.OOO.OOa j t, 1 -. nnn rni r.rt.i 1 o . f .

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jiioie unoiiie man usual mis vear. we have her- a most import. int factor in the stabilizing nf business and in the continuance of prosperity. OFFICERS LOCATE EIGHT OUOr CO I llU rnU-U LH IVl A lJ b Iiitt-rnifl 'i.i! NYw Sorvlf : CINCINNATI. ., Oct. 6. Fi-ht persons suspected f iro-Ct Tma p. activities are under the surveillance of federal otücers today. Their offices and lionu were raided last iTld books were have vet been made. CttT That thrrg ste Stated Inn) cctt liki mic. It errtJinlj puts tkt ginger cf jm'.h in! a man. s t -is. runwn mn and ar-pn 0 t.-i'.. Nuvitt Irn. and re,vlv tr v c r.de-f u . t- r.i. tm-its n :..-b I L.it r-eiveA. 1 ! sloe! fefj crf.iliv eratlSed tli.it I tun 1 :.:rif mi ct'-epti-T, ta ::iy life-; ::g ru'.e In .- : i:i -r. i i ng if brora r.: own rfpori :. with N u 1 te-i Ir'u I fe l that it l! sl! i ; :lbr;P'e rt!liily that it .tiOllbl t't i:.-l la vt !."-;-it:il and , re rib,l bj -ry j '.: s;. i.: a i'v t't" u:itry. Nuatrl Iron. rrrninxn.lsl boe by lr HrnOnr nl ltrr ttnil iornin Ib-alth ( oniinlietf r Krrr, im for al 1.' tt-ttlk' (ut Kutv Drug sfor n.i iil fc.Mi.l Iriifciit on n llut tturnlrr of in rs um I lib4 tion or out rnonr rrf uudnt. Adf

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"": t' . -v. .A vs.. . . ... . v . a overlooking the beautiful St. Joseph, has been recognized as a beauty spot for home purposes. During the past summer four attractive and tnodern homes of th? semi-bungalow type have been completed and more are to follow. The attending picture represents one of these new homes, commodious and complete in every modern detail. War Department Authorizes Additional Regiments for Duty in France. CHICACO. Oct. 6 "Send us ifTore railway men and engineers'." is the cry th-.t comes again from France to the United States. Within six weeks from the first men to help I call of Fram-e for build, rebuild and operate her mili- .. :. . n.,...i T ie .'i'v l'i 1 1 r L in iii iwii the necesi-ary equipment witliin si weeks. Fach regiment included nun in every branch of railroad service and combined they were capable of building a railroad from the tirst to the last stage, and operating it. These nine regiments, now in active service in Klimpe, were recruited from volunteers in Chicago. New York. Pittsburgh. Philadelphia. Detroit. St. I .uis. Roston. Atlanta and San 1 "raucsico, one regiment in each city. More Regiments. In response to the secom' call for American railway men. the war department has just authorized the formation, for service abroad, of live more regiments of l.'Ou men each. and for enough additional v.dun f ers to m-rt-ase the nroUmt nt of;., the nine original regiments up from! 1 ," to 1 ,'ihi men ach. 'ie s,i,.. order of the tiu' Ut pi-ovides a!so foi w ; 1 r the ,lei t i ;i of s;e i il and t" b.nical j t -e r t-oops. including six remits -".id additional sinalbr unit--.1 .' engineers. Th - combin'i i with the raiiwav reuiments. w i'd constitute the ri'-ral construction s. f ice" abroad during th war. Tbree Ur.inclies ,.f it the " v. z i n - s-ipplv sei- j.-e.' the "forestry -r -,i:-..l til- "b.-'h.t raiiwav serv 1 e" ite r-w Tbe W'.rr r'Tl-!U s 1 ' re i d v or- ! 1 a "e tin I j th to 1 :th. ir. - Tl'e 'nTh r e k' ' e. t , r - I fii-es- ; :sl ' . 1 :ni e; v. .".eg farmed ,'t Au.:".ctu. Washington. p. . ( fdonel in (Vnr.in mil. "1st ercir. ets, for cnsfU' ; tion of licht military rai'wavr. i be- ' in; or::.-, r:?ed at "'t!1.;p Iran!. Irk-f.r-b lib. i"..Hr fob K.lwir.l Fv.ih f th reeulr arviv. with H. J s'life r. ccnsu'Tiri" t-eg::-.e-r nr.. I fo - ,- , ' ' ra 1 t a. ; reit w--' a - r ( I " e ; r; o ' o 1 1 e , pruir1 e : r"r:r ; .t t i " n f--f."-u ill v i--.-I r-y cr. arr- v. a ii,. " i r, e of r n m i'ii at! o or.s of a "iras an 1 ibiuic-" -e; i ""n in in :r s-rvice. . .va.ter s---rvice. a t ?'. -ral cor sfu' -t ou s ' r - an f r. . i n r supp'v serv i e. . . inT and ..ntitir.c service, a servi.-e and an annv p.-ntoon :d at 1 The national army cantonments

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' .v. ...... --it V These properties carry with them title to the river bank opposite their respective lots and across the avenue an unobstructed view of the river is guaranteed. In every city boasting an attractive stream, real estate abutting or facing a waterway Is greatly prized. These homes are offered for sale by W. P. Furey. will be titilized for the organization of the various units of the "general construction service." When necessary for special engineer training, these units may be sent to one of the regular engineer training camps. Railway men who have been drawn under the terms of the selected service act may be transferred to the railway or engineer regiments. RAILROADS ARE AIDING FOOD ADMINISTRATION CHICAGO, Oct. 6. The railroads are cooperating with the I'nited States food administration ami farmers to conserve and protect the food supply, particularly of grain. The latest action in this line has just been taken by R. II. Aishton. chairman of the central department committee of the railroads' war i'o.ird. He has notified every railroad in the territory hounded on the north by the Great Iakes and Canada, on the east by Ohio and West Virginia, on the west by Montana. Wyoming and Colorado and on the sith by Tennessee, Arkansas and Oklahoma, that every possible precaution should be taken against tire at giain elevators and warehouses. Mach road is asked to see that no intlammable material is allowed to accumulate where grain is stored. For example, extra grain car doors, which are usually piled up against country elevators and terminal elevatius. are to be kept away from them so as to not constitute a lire hazard. The railroads are asking for the cooperation of the members of th"1 "vain de tiers" association. in the I .... . ... ... rain in storage throughout th" wheat belt." AUGUST FOREIGN TRADE SHOWS BIG GAIN WASHINGTON", oct. Kxport.; in August w ere valued at ? 4 l o . ' 1 . - I - v , a gain of J 1 1 . "'b1'"" over Ju,y I according to a statement issued toj da' by the bureau of foreign and do-itne.-'ic com tv.erce of th" b'iart menl j of ommerce. The t.tal exports for the 12 inont.hs ended with Aug'.l-t :.. or ie tot ll were valued at j . '' 1 ' . ' 1 . '"' the previous 1- ni'-r.th- t) as ?i. Import for 1 A A'::'' t we re v 1 : : : of J " . 1 " " . ' ' ' : . For the 1 J Aucus. Aiu.er1 a r I I 1 s . . .'. a ga : 1 w it b .1 ' 01. 1 pa : s r rub d vvitb tirc'nase 1 . 4 x a : a: id totale. 1 .'. important ir.cr-'-as- .'. -. the ?-J.:'.-4.s' ;.a;i r,f tl'.e pre-,-i.-..lir(-r 1 -i nnt Vi s. entered fr1 f duty n Aurru-t amounted to T 2. 1 per ct.! 'of ' 1. e total. I The imports d A;::' the PRES'T WILSON SIGNS DEFICIENCY BILL 1 1 t Mi.i t : I News S'rvi : WASHINUTiiN. ct. .. Pr U 'iImiii this ir.ornir.ir sicr.t-d the $',.- v. 1 2 4.0' 0 urgent delu ieia v ' the largest appropriation bill t-Vtr passed by any It isdativ e bo-Jv.

Congress Gets Bill to Include Wharf Workers in Compensation Laws.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 6. To restore to injured longshoremen the protection of state workmen'.-; com pensation laws, of which they were I deprived recently by a divided opinj ion of the United States supreme j court, is the aim of a bill introduced I today in the senate by Sen. Hiram I Johnson of California and in the 'house by Congressman Warrt i Card i of Ohio. ! Workmen engaged in loading and , unloading vessels w ere placed by the , opinion in the Jensen case under , maritime liability jurisdiction and the Johnson-Card bill provides for an amendment to the federal judi- ' cial code relating to the jurisdiction of district courts so ns to save to claimants the rights and remedies ; under the workmen's compensation i law of any state, t Many Support Measure. ! Prominent labor, civic and olücial bodies announce their support of the I hill.- Cail Hamilton, legislative rep- , resentative of the American Feder ation of Labor; John 1 5. Andrews, secretary of the American Association for Lbor Legislation; John Mitchell, chairman of the New York state industrial commission: A. J. Pillsbury. chairman of the industrial accident, commission of California; 'and Commission Koval Meikt-r of !the I'nited States bureau of labor I statistics are actively wrting its tini mediate passage by congress as an Jemeigency measure. Sen. Johnson, whose state is 'among those most seriously effected I by this situation, announces that he will press for early action to relieve the plight of the longshoremen. Indications ar1 that this bill will be placed by the administration on Its immediate legislative program. TO MAINTAIN SECRECY IN B0L0 PASHA CASE News-TImrs Special Service: PARIS, Oct. 6. An order has been issued that the legal Investigation into the F.olo Pasha case must be conducted with the utmost secrecy and nothing shall be published about the inquiry except the oflieial communications which will be transmitted to the newspapers. lloa.cs of the- Ibectutn Dr. Llsenbeiss, 6 is J. M. Onlv. . Hid sr. Adv.

Catarrh For Ten Years Peruna Made Me Wei!

Mrs. Charles s. Many. Xo. 12 Water St., Ossining. N Y.. writes: "I had catarrh for ton years, and tried a great many kinds 01 medicines, which cost me a Jot of money, but did me no good. Instead of gettin better, 1 set med to get worse. My eyes were bloodshot, my nose smelled so bad that I was ashamed to go in company. I was night guard at the prison, and I would get so dizzy that I would have to catch hold of something to keep from falling. I read about I'eruna in the New York World, and thought I would give it a trial. I used about ten bottles and I am cured of catarrh, and the dl.y feel I irr has left me and I am not bothered with it any more. I keep IVmna in the hous , and when I led a cob I toining on I take a little bit of it and it does me good."

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Heat Your Garage on 5 Cents a Day INSTALL a "WASCO" Kot water, coJ buT..nj-. feif-irgu!dt)ig ara- lieatine yi'Tn. Made for any gart holding f. on I to 6 Cart.. DUtnbutes h-tat i icr.- the entire width cf radiator cetica cu:::a-.tiy and evenly iu any kind cf weather ccti but little for coal.

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"WASCO" iy-terr. eor.e ccnplrle itaiy to ttt vy. Ary handy rr.n can iL.'ta'l. No expe'sive -team-ttr reau.r-'d. Sv-tera iled ence a aon. No

j eit'a afuchrr.er.ti neeewary. Phcej are: 1'car $-S5; 2 - car$;3 - cir5l05;4 - cax$l26;5 - andC -car $161. Send for Free Catalog ' Ii u an ir.terejtinj ca'alcc rclid tull ct jarage heating irJormatioa. Teil how to take t cf your car la the v later. IM-itrlhrte.

Want Embargo Lifted in Order to Complete Vessels.

"The people of Japan are determined to do everything in th-ir power to promote the vigorous prosecution of the war. Resides carrying on successful military and naval operations they have made large contributions in every sea in the world to the solution of the shipping problem, but the shipbuilders of Japan are now facing a grave situation brought a out by the proposed embargo on steel plates." This was the situation as emphasized yesterday by .S. Naganuma of the Mitsubishi shipbuilding works of Japan, speaking f,r his own Turn and for all the shipbuilders of his country. Ai ticipatctl Needs. "We anticipated the needs of ourselves and our allies." he added, "when during the last two years we made contracts here for the steel necessary to c mplete vessels aggregating more "ban a million tons. Our shipyards have increased to 27 in all emiiuped with the most modern facilities; our labor is e:!icient, and ample capital has been provided. Our one desire now is to keep under cor struction at all times our full capacity of S4 ships. "The shipbuilding program of the I'nited States falls for about l . r. 0 . -000 tens of stel. When this demand has been satisfied, American manufacturers will still have a surplus of more than two million tons, of which Japanese builders seelonly a small part the 2.10,000 tons under contract. Our need is urgent. Japan being solely -dependent now upon the United States for the plates, shapes and angles used in merchant vessels.' rixi iu:(;istuation card. A registration card belonging to Alvin Chapman, who registered at Peoria, 111., wa,s found Saturday morning in a local restaurant by a woman, who turned it over to the headquarters in the Farmers Trust Co. hldg of local boards No. 1 and 2. where the owrer may have it by furnishing the proper identification. moxlkys MAiir;.iuxi:. This high quality product is sold by grocers and meat dealers. I emand it. If not a user try it. "The taste is the test." Adv. Used Ten Bottles. Am Cured of Catarrh. Keep Peruna in the Home. J f: . ' .., v... : - :: 5 Thos4 whf object to liquid medicines t an procure IV ruiui Tablets. Adv. GsaccassoacR Concentrate the heat Directly in front Of h Car Radiator Where it is Mot. Needed SET LP JO.Day Trial Offer OL'R 30 day trial o5er is. in fact, our guarantee. We will allow -u to try out z "WA5CO' fcr 30 da. 'f you are not iabird with it X thu end cf that time we will have it returned at cur tifr.se. CTTh orTri will perm t you to install a'WACO" ia your 'te or 0 days undri ctui.l winter conditions with thi diitinct Lr.derland.r.g that we will refund your rnon'-y Li full unless you art pyrfectly uti: advantac of this unasuil ouer now vhea you need the :;vstera 1 sysicra r$14O. iluable care

To Enlisted Men's Dependents We appreciate to the tullet extern possible the spirit of sacrilice shown by the gallant lads, ho. clad in khaki, have entered the service of our country. And it is our desire to evidence this appreciation in some substantial form. We know no better method within our power than this: Haiiur a contract which was ontr-rcxl into soncral month that falls for shipment to us of four cars of SULLIVAN VAiG Orxi! per uevk. wo will furnUh atnilahk quantities of this coal and this grade or.Iy under the conditions of this offer, for the reason that we ate not so fortunately protoeto.l as roqrards our otIer llnow of fuel to the immediate tleKndent of I'nltenl States army and navy soldiers enlMed from South Rend if marrhsl, to his wif or If single and lwnlnir been Ii ins: at homo, to his pamits. arwl ONLY TO TUR ONI) OR THi: OTIIU.R. at a prloo sufllcient to enter eot of coal at the mine, freight, loss or shrlnknn In weight during transit, delitery ro.t. etc. Or, In other worrls ttliateter price may le ncivssary to bring; us "out whole" In the transactions. Our dolitery equipment is alrealt so otcr-taxod that wv cannot assume these leliteries ours hes but we will c-ooperato n. much a.s possible to secure same at a reasonable cfM. Right is irsTttil to withdraw this oiler without further notice heuet er conditions may make its continuance fmpovsUIe. Also to limit quantity sold each purchaser. Thi coal will lo sold under this offer onlv for ilonntic (homo) consumption, and cannot !e had for uo at other than the home of the enlisted man's immediate dependent. INItitely, no orders will Ik- taken under this offer ot cr the phone, or from peddlers. AH orders will ho subjxt to verification. Cash must !e jiald with placing the order to Its full amount. Our ondoator shall be to supply purchasers, as smnsUI as Mssibb. but we can promise nothing IhwoiwI our control. liOyally ami Sincerely jours.

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Quality Built Bungalow's, situated on Lincoln Way between South Bend and Mishawaka, on high lots overlooking the river, 6 rooms, modern in every way, just completed and ready tor occupancy. You will like the construction, location and home like appearance of these dwellings. We are selling desirable building lots in Southmoor Park, on the easy payment plan Sl.oo down and 50c per week. No interest or taxes for a term of years. They are surelv a good investment. I still have a few of those fine Acreage Lots in Post Place Addition (just west of the city limits) on Lincoln Way West, for sale on easy terms. Call me up and I will be glad to show you at anv time.

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t i A very 'jseful article to the Aife. Buy her a WHITE SEWING MACHINE Ecauc it Is the ideal Fewlr.e Machine for the home. You certainly can afford one. Fold on the payment plan. $1 dovtn T,V p'r uek. HA VERSTOCK The "White" Man 219 S. Main St. Don't say you sau- It in the newspaper. Say News-Times.

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