South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 9, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 January 1918 — Page 4

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HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

CHILDREN 1ST ATTEND SCHOO

Truant Officer Takes Drastic Steps Against Offending Parents of Children. Parents of :-V).jth P-rd (' :. (f :i the a ':- of j-' V.-.n years v. ho albnv the ir f ff-; r tti a i ri away from -rh'"l .' t.i ',-.en into nr?. ! v Tr u : Ireland. The trnr.t ..:'; coming v;f a ry of pb-idi: r arer.ts. and L' r f r t:i ! t.ak-n 1 efore .:;' ded when they allow th-ir hi remain at home. 1 1 1 1 1 v ! ! e t w it I i i i a r t j ; 1 r r i r : ! re ri to j Two ra.''i.s whoro r . n rh ugh f to obey the I a v." r'.' i rd :'i!fh oj bef:. City Judge Cürror We dm ir.g. Carl Pudny, -22 S. wan charged v, i 1 1 1 l-.cp; iv morui'rlin ft.. Iiis Mfrom year-old school. Sibley Ft aughter h Stanley Andj . j. n ki, hf .' . wa? al-o summor n! I.e. fore the city judge on th" hT'.-c nf peeping hi.-? hoy, 11 yertrs c Id. from ichool. Judge Ciinif-r u-.ie the two :ir: . nt.s a S-Ml.w5ended St!tf-!!(f Upon their promises to ...end their children t( school and to rejmrt to the city court every CO days. WANT WOMEN TELEPHONE OPERATORS IN U. S. ARMY A call for younr w-unen ;i.s telepraph and telephone operators in th- slunal cori'S ha." I.e-n :-'ut out Fy the war department. Applieants are required to -peak Fnulish and I rerch Uuently. They will clas-ed rts civilian employts. Apt die.jt jon should t-'f nvTde to Room 82'i Mills 1 uildintr, Wasliinrrton, I . '. Sert. Skees of the local army recruitinc: ofTice wa notified WednrPday that Sp ini.-h-.rn' ! i-an war veteran? receiving a pen -ii-n will ) accepted n. the United States ku ird, an organization heim: formed for n''litary duty in this country in Guardini? puhlic utilities, hut that s-uch men'.- names will Fe taken from the pension rdl and they will have to make application and he exr.rr.'ned In the usual manner after the rar, taking the risk of losing thir pension entirely if no disahilif exists. Sam C. Chnmhers of Chicago and Iden Kreihhnum, 1 :':: Fimo!n way I', made application to the aiation orps !'-nd were s.-nt to Fort Thomas, Ky Wednesday morning for final e Vai.unation. KIWANIS MEMBERS TO LUNCH IN MISHAWAKA As a means of boost intr the Ki"Wanis club which is V.ciriL: organized at Mishaw..ka members of the S'outh P.end club will h'dd their regular weekly luncheon at th" Mishawaka hotel Thur.-day noon. The 2". members of the Mishawaka Kiwanis lub in addition to others who have been invited to join will rae?t with the South P.end du!-. The South P.end members are ak'd to meet at the I'armerv Trust buibiin: at 11:1". a. m. promptly. They will po to Mishawaka in automobiles, the luncheon there starting at 12: IT. and lastinp one hour. Fetween 7.". and s." l.uino-s men of South P.enc! and Mishawaka are expected to be present at the meeting which will mark the initial 'atherinp of the Mi-hawaka members. A charter meml er.-hi; of ,"0 r members is b.-irp organized in Mishawaka whi.di will 'h the Tilth branch of Kiwams in the United Stltes. HOLD MAN WHO LOSES REGISTRATION CARD !. Frown o! in i ll i ge tins citv. who was taken in i li u ge by the lay n'ght for f.iih'.r-e reg :.-1 ra t io a card, i-" f Investigation by goer?: Pr a n is v.! id by the j police Tues- j to ha e a ' nr h. Id for lie It Of! e to icer. have lost his card, but o ig to the strict watch being mair.Ta 1 he goVbeing a uthorfs co;u-t-rnmcnt for i-dai kef-v ! detained i.ntil the fed ities are sati-:ied of the pliar.ee with the draft 1 re I ma i w . RELIEF CORPS REPORTS A uten peli. f CO s p d Cto eoort for Auxiliary No. 1 v ? Det T.V'er at a m Tuesday ec!:,-g house. T! e w.-rk Iwonth inch; b d J of .-OX. rur.c pairhelmets, 1" d kerchiefs. 2 2 b,., :..ob i: e. Til Of at the th corps 1 loart for the 1 v p i irs th. ta h...r.d- : ' c.itu j red s a , .;! t' Kl'. n .:h-t o ' 1 nioma jackets An all-day iarv will be 1 ' of th a' xil- . Id -. w the of i Th, .rsday at th--uxih.ti will .'rlit's aturu out 10'. court houe. T! Upon pre. I members de-:re e .) Uli to th.e parn'.er-.t-ithin C lonth. SEC'Y EMMONS WILL ATTEND STATE MEET See" Chamher Thu i-s.la where la: inc of th I!o . . c f o I I ' 1 h r Of CO' ,;1 a I F.IP I I! Po: n Nie role '- tor. Jar IbTii M 1 ! to i:is V.'. Euro : g 1 1 . J..:;.

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i:mv.i:i joiin sinxott. Pdw.-rd John Smnott, CO years old, died at his horn. C12 N. St. Francis st.. Tuesday afternoon at lr'iO o'clock, after six months' illness of heart trouble. Ptsidrs hi k iff, Mrs Margaret Sinnott, and one .small daughter, Margaret, he is suri Vr.ed !.y his parents. .Mr. and Mrs. t i icti'ii.is -.r.r.ou or oum J.ona on V other. la -ter Sinnott of Hattltsb ;ri,'. Mi--., and three sisters, Mrs. J -! r ; ; i- Willard, Mrs. (Jeorg Pi-her of South F nd, and Mr?. Dora Mc- ( 'o Hou-on, Texas. Si:irad va-i horn Feb. 22 Mr. 1.7. u 1'-.-. Z, 1911, he married Margaret jCvhIf-r. FUNERALS i:i)v.i:i joiin si.wott. Plio f'aicral of Ldward John Siniioit, who died Tuesday afternoon. .'1 ! io hi Thursday niorniriL' at 'J I o'( ' ,! ;:f Jos ph's cuv re h. Fr. ! J. F. t'.irt oll ofhciiting. Purial will j be in Cedar Grove eemeterv. MKS. INA funeral of nr.mcx. Mrs. nla The Kedicz v. ho 1 i d Tuesday morning. was ln!d Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. Stephen's church, Fr. Lawrence Horvath officiating. Ihiiii! was in Cedar Grove cemetery. MUS. CA 1 1() MX A IK) KOS. Th- funeral of Mrs. Caroline otos, who died Monday mornin?. l v as held Wednesday mornin at 9 oVIcm ; from St. Stephen's church, ir. Lawrence Horvath officiating. Furiil was in Cedar Grove cemetery. II D. BEITIER DIES WEDNESDAY Well Known Shoe Merchant Succumbs After Five Weeks' Illness. John I). Pcitner, 4.1 Lincoln way V. died Wednesday mornlnp at :20 o'clock at St. Joseph hospital, followinc a live weeks' illness, at the ape of 4 7 years. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Catherine Peitner, and two brothers and four sisters: George B. Peitner. f this city, Mrs. 1,. A. Papin. of LaGranpe. 111., Mrs. W. F. Itoth, of Kansas "ity. Mo., Mrs. LeRoy Campla U. of Arcadia, Kan., Serpt. Robert 1 4. Peitmr. of Camp Shlby, Miss., and Mrs. J. F. Cooper, Denver, Colo. Mr. Peitner was born in South Pend April 11, 1S70, and has lived here all his life. He was a member of the firm of Peitners Sons, shoe merchants on S. Michigan st. lie graduated from South Pend Hiuh school in 1SSS. and in 1S90. entered the shoe business. In at the death of his father, Mr. Peitner entered partnership with his brother, Gcorpe p. Peitner. Two years apo, Mr. George Peitner retired, and his place was taken by Poliert Peitner, who enlisted last summer and is now in traininp at Camp Shelby. Mr. Peitner was a member of the Per Se club, the Country club, and was a charter member of both the Indiana lub and the local Klks' orpuni.ation. Funeral arrangements have notbeen completed. CITY ATTORNEY URGES "EDUCATION" FOR POLICE ! City ordinances to the number of were drafted by the city legal deapartment and were passed by the Jcity council during the year just closed, according to the annual re port of former City Atty. Kli Seebirt. In addition to the ordinances drafted at the request of council members, the city attorney's office prepared a num ' r of other measures at the re. pies Paring the iol it ins vf of other city official.' vear there were s city ordinances pros'e iit-d by the department. of this, Imimb'-r b'.'i resulted in convictions' 'in which fines were paid. In r2 ! cae m r.tence was suspended. I The business of the department j jwa conducte.l during the year at j i an expense lower than that incurred) Mir;ng any preious year in the dt s history, the report shows. In I his report the former city attorney j urges that policemen should be sent j ro oilier cities as a matter of eduea- ' thm in handling traffic. ASKS POLICE TO AID IN FINDING LOST GIRL Gco-gv. Mi'lerbaugh, X. st. has nked the South PirdPend c fii -iid -hint in finding his a u :ht eland The P'.i l is 1 a red Tuesdav years after-.-a She ,1 t employed at Stephenla U To w o r k . co home Tuesday " I 1 1 fo 'w ing casv have 1 cen : i r i . Juae T. a an 1 Spice Ci , a 'ari.tn Tomasewouut for $2': i it- - a c l ru: J.dm !.-: and J. A!ea! a r. I Saving-' ".. W. L i.aox estate, ft. toitiplaint far . .1 ler ,; 0 0 d se E. i.iues; i.A.in oW it riep-ki. : g.ii all e r : re. i a jrd..-Fa--nt C. 1 1 o i ; Ib.rd '. 2

D SPLAY LIGHTS

TD DISAPPEAR South Bend Retail Merchants Take Voluntary Fuel Conservation Action. South Herd retail merchants will how their voluntary patriotism in ' regard to fuel conservation without j even a request irom tne county fuel administration. At a lncetin of the retail mer chants' hureau of the Chamher of! Commerce Tuesday evening it was decided that all lights in the disp'iyi windows f th" stores will not be lighted on the nights the stores ar; ! clo.'fh This plan will be operated ! until March 1, and after then action in accordance with fuel conservation necessity will be taken. A committee from the war savings, stamp headquarters met with the! bureau and advised the members i that arrangements had been mad with the federal department for the . sale of war ravines stamps In the' stores. The bureau passed a resolu- i tion not to take liberty bonds in exchange for merchandise. This action is in accordance with the wishes ef the government. The plan of a number of merchants to take Liberty bonds in payment for poods the government insisted defeated one of the purposes of the Liberty j bond issue to have the loan held by at; many individuals as possible. HEAL ESTATE TRANSFER. From Records of Indiana Tltlle and Loan Co. Ida V. Johnson and husband to Mary Harrington, 20 acres in Madison township, $1. Mary Harrington to Irvin C. Johnson and wife, same, $1. Antoni Luzny and wife to Apolonia Deka, part of lot 1 Deardoffs sub-division, $2,700. Frank P. Itafajczak and wife to Frank Pntajozak, lot 127 Clement Studehaker's 2nd plat of Summit Place. $1. Apolonia Deka to Antoni Luzny and wife, lot 21 L. F. Baker's subdivision. $1,500. David Harwich and wife to Nelson Galhraith and wife, the undivided V2, and Lawrence Galhraith the undivided ö of lot 67 Milburn Place addition $4 00. ROTARY CLUB HEARS TALKS ON ARMY LIFE Potarian T. B. Barnes, former recreation director of Kouth Bend and since last May in charge of the army recreation work at Camp Funston, Kans., was the guest of honor and chief speaker at Wed nesday's weekly luncheon of the j Potary club at the Oliver hotel. Other guests of the local club i Wednesday were Mayor Carson and Col. George W. Freyermuth. The latter is here from Camp Shelby for a few days on business. Col. I'rejenmith spoke most interestingly of the work of training the men at Camp Shelby, explaining in de tail the daily routine of drills and study. He described the manner of training a field piece to fire on tho enemy and the use and construction of the -as masks that the troops are ec.uipp 1 with. To show the superiority of the gas masks used by the American troops over those in use i Tl l o f!orln 'i n t r 1 n - CVt 1 I." I rnuth stated that the American mask will protest the wearer from I pas fun.es lor IS hours, as voiii - pared to the German mask, the vcarer of which can not withstand iia niit.-.. v-. 4. i. . w . fc. - L I. I.C.Ii. . i hour. , "The Germans accidentally . , pas as a weapon in ngniing, ana . . .. . .. . we are going to whip them at their own game." stated the colonel, who j w a s loudlv applauded. ! Mayor Carson will be the guest' lef honor of the club at next week's 1 incheon and will address the num - er on questions pertaining to his rew administration. MISTAKES IODINE FOR HARMLESS SEDATIVE Mistakirg tincture a harmless sedative, .IIS. 1 . IMIIla , Sabo, 1 " l 4 S. Franklin st., was taken to Fpworth hospital shortly before noon Wednesday by the police ambulance. She is not in a serious condition, although she is said to be badlv burned internallv. FRANK B0LAND TAKEN TO BATTLE CREEK Frank Poland, arrested in South Petal four weeks apo on a charge of passing fraudulent checks, and .ho was later found to he a deserter from the army, was taken to C- n p Custer, Pattle Creek, Mich.. Wednesday morning under escort from (""amp Custer. 'CHINESE LANTERN" TOBE PRODUCED BY STUDENTS Portion of "Tb Chirrs.-" Larv t rn." a play to to pro Paced by t?;i High. School Pr.nn.i club ixt Fi a v f-venmp w ere p reseated Yr f are the weekly W c rrslav ! morning. Th.e v.;1 j were introduced to a publicity effort. "ious c li.iracte r the audience as Ten p,r cent of the rfecee. the production will be given !s from to the Pcd Cross, it was announced.

Program Out for CM. A. Concert

The procram of th fourth in the series of nine concerts to he civen t by the Civic Music association has ' been announced. The concert will . beirin at S:l." o'clock Thursday' j evening, Jan. 10, in the recital hall ; j of th- South Mend Conservatory of M usic. Numbers to he piven are: (1) Carnival Scenes Schutt (a) Prelude. h) Serenade. (c) Tristesse de Columbine. Miss Maude Weber. (2) La Cicca ( La Giocoiv'n) ... i"onchie!l: MFs- Zola Montgomery. (;; Serena cic Flute and Horn. Prod Kllel and William . . . Titt! Paird. (1) (a) May the Maidens Carpenter (b) Norwegian Love Sons? . . Saar (c) Where Plossoms Grow . . San SVucl Miss Zola Montgomery. (5) (a) Ave Marie . . Jaques d' A read cd t Par. Karl Klein. (b Improvisation .. Carl Pohm Gladys Maurer. (C) In Autumn Moszk owski Miss Maude Weber ! THROUGH MOTOR EXPRESS South Bend to be on Proposed Auto Transportation Route. Proposed establishment of a motor express and freight transportation service by the Glen Motor and Tractor Transportation Co. of Chicago is expected to relieve the freight and express traffic congestion in many cities ef the middle west, including the city of South Pend. Sec'y Pmmons of the Chamher of Commerce Wednesday received a letter from the company outlining its plans in regard to the establish1 ment of the proposed routes. South Pend and Elkhart are included in the cities to be on the transportation line of the company. Five-ton motor trucks are to be used, and the plan is for the deliveries of freight and express to he made at the doors of the consignees. They will also collect freight and express in the same manner. A main line, with a depot located probably at the edge of the city lim its. will be established. In addition to the main line, there will be a line of what are called switch motors that will deliver and collect consignment, taking them to the main line station. In making the deliveries and collections, the switch trucks will be ( jeft until they are either loaded or i unloaded. In the event of loading. the trucks will then be taken to the main line where they will be attached to a long train of these mo- ! tor trucks ready for the journey. A through line of both express and freight transportation is to be established between Chicago and South P.end, and extending on to Plkhart. It is believed that the proposed line will do much toward j relieving freight and express coni gestion. while it will at tne ame time leave the railroads freer to j handle government transportation, i . ... , , . : ; i a na wai iit'ii'.'Muva. i In operating the proposed lines, i motor trucks suitable to travel on . . any kind of roads, and will not damage street are to be used. It is i ' ' I II ( 3 C J ill I pavements , , , . ,. .planned to have the line ... , in opera tion within the course or a few .. I w ee t s. .... .iitw M'rANN hUUNU ÜUILl T , rC hlCC nCCCDTIfiM Ul 111 1 UUOUIll IUI Frank McFann of Mishawaka. against whom his wife has filed suit for separate maintenance in the superior t-orrt, was piven a suspend-

1 ec. sentence oi ji'.'i anu cosis ana of iodine fori"0 ll in in rity court We(1" -t- ! nesdav morning by Judge Gilmer on

p charge of wife desertion. He is alb e-Cl lO I-.le III nur .'U.. 27. and to have failed to contribute to her support. The suspension of the fine and jail sentence is made conditional upon McFann's payment to his wife of JS.üü a week for a 1 eriod ot ."0 days. LUTHER LEAGUE ELECTS j Mrs. Edward Motts was elected president of the Luther league of jiloly Trinity English Lutheran church at the annual meetinp held at the home of Mrs. Alvin Hagey. 721 Cashing st. Tuesday. Mrs. Alvin Ilapey was made vice president: Miss Margaret Culver, secretary; Miss Verna Wilkeson. corresponding secretary; Miss Edna Wilkeson. treasurer; Miss Margaret Culver, organist. The weekly devotional m-Htirp of th- Luther league ' : " o'clock S :nl will I,- lull ev er.ing. at :.o 1)1 1: IN WKLCk. I r; err. i !! 1 1 . - Servi' v : A MSTEPDA M. Jan. More tl an persons were killed and or.e h'andred injured in a railway accident near Kaisers Läutern in Pavaria. Germany, according to a dispatch received here today.

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OAR ITCHES IN Ü MAILTDFBANCE

New Postal Order Prohibits Dangerous Articles, Fearing Explosions. Matches, cigar lighters of thn "fuse" anel other types, and f-olidi-fied alcohol or "canned heat," are among items mentioned in th-? latest post office orders as being excluded from mails to Purope. The danger from explosions is too great to allow the articles to be sent by mail, and all such articles will be confiscated if found in packages addressed to Kurope, it is announced by the post office. Each package must he inspected and endorsed as permissaMe by th? postmaster at the point of mailing, and all prohibited matter is removed from the pnekase, under the new order. Answering the in 4uiry as to postage charpes. out by manv who j wrjte to the b'iys "over there," post office autnorities say that letters addressed to American soldiers with the expeditionary force in France are mailable at three cents per ounce, the si me as letters within the United .States. Lett rs to soldiers of the Pritish, French or Canadian forces must bear five cents postage, even thoirtrh Americans are serving in those units. American soldiers in France may mail letters to America without postage, whether they are with the American force or with other armies, according to the ruling. STOßE! GIT' SIGI ORDIIIGE Building Department Orders Old Signs Remodeled to Conform to Sign Law. All signs in the city must conform to the specifications contained in the ordinance regulating the erection of advertising signs in South Pend. Old fdgns that were erected before the ordinance became effective must bo remodeled te conform to the terms of the law. This statement was issued Wednesday morning by Puilding Commissioner Perkins. The statement declares that while all signs erected in the city after the passage of the sign ordinance are in accordance with its terms, many of those put up before the measure was enacted do not. And it is this class to which the building commissioner particularly points. These must be remodeled at once. Included among the terms of the ordinance are those prohibiting the projection of signs having glass fronts, regulation of size, weight and relation to the building front, regulating the height of signs and billboards, insisting that the names of the owner appear on signs and the prohibiting of suspension of banners across streets between curbs. install orricF.ns. Tne Schuyler Pebekah lodge installed the officers for the new year and initiated two new candidates at their lodge rooms on Tuesday night. Mrs. Harriet Spckanheir, president of the Pebekah assembly, was here from Richmond, Ind., for the installation services at which time the follow in were given their effices: Mrs. Nan Kercheval, noble prand: Mrs. Laura Eash. vice grand; Mrs. Pethany Geyer, recording secretary; Mrs. Mnttio Geyer, financial secretary; Mrs. Lorotta Punches, treasurer. Mrs. Hattie Haslanger was the :ntallirp officer. THE WHIMSICAL "DOC" International New Servi.r: CHICAGO, Jan. Dr. John E. Walter, according to the complaint of his wife on file in the domestic relations court today, divorced her to marry Miss Maude Mae Whitcomb, a pretty nurse. Later he had th marriage to Miss Whitconib annulled and remarried his first wife. Now Mrs. Walter asserts, the doctor is seeking to divorce her a second time so that he may again marry Miss Whitconib. Mrs. Walter ! r.sks the court to compel her hus band to support her and their chflr'ren. ELKHART VETERAN DIES rr tern.Ttlen.nl News Srvbe: ELK II APT. Ind., Jan. o. M.nj. James D. Praden, 7f4 years old. president of the ninth regiment of Indiana volunteers, head of the Elkhart county veterans' orp.inJzation nnd member of the Loyal Legion, died here early today after a shcrt illness. He was a blacksmith till 1 years apo. when he retired and had lived in Elkhart 70 years. His wife and six children survive. SINKING OF AMERICAN STEAMER IS CONFIRMED I: fie?! T S-'Tlro; ojA'ASHINGTON. J?n. ! -The jsirking of the American Ffimcr Harry Luc'r.or.bfl . h with th .a.1 par- ! er.t b- .f rJr.e of her compiu. v,-ia jconf ria l hv- Vic Adrrtrr.i .:- ;!; ja cablegram to the navy department j this afternoon. T'.v- rty-tv . were j rescued after tlie ?hj w.:-- t -"idoed, he reported. Whether a s.y of the missing were men. 1 :'.- x) naval un crew ims 'Iii i:ot

UNCLE Sfii CALLS

OR INSPECTORS Men Physically Disqualified For Army and Technically Fit Signal Corps. An opportunity for men physically disqualified for r?gular army service, in a call received in South Pend today from the Chicago inspection 1 section of the equipment division. Fnited States signal corps, to list all technically eiualified men. capable land willinr, to act as expert in- ) spectors of the signal corps equip ment. Charles P. Calvert, of the Indiana and Michigan Electric Co.. local branch chairman of the Military Training Camps association, has leoeied a notificr tion from the war department, together with application blanks and all information conceri.vp this opporunity for service. This section of the war department is really a vast engineering body organized to conduct inspections of signal corps equipment during manufacture so as to maintain the high standard demanded fear our troops. The importance of this expert work cannot be overestimated. As an illustration of the variety of inspections thit are required, the following table of materials for one airplane, exclusive of the engine, is a go'd example: Nails Screws ' Steel Stampings 1'orgings Turnbuckles Yenorr. square feet.... Wire, feet Yarnish, gallons 1 ope, gallons Aluminum, pounds Publa r. feet Linen, square yards.... Spruce, feet Pine, feet Ash, feet Hickory, feet 4, H21 7!s 2 7 U cr, ?, 1 201 244 5S ni 1V2 Guarding Asainst Salndapo. The lives of our whole fighting forces depend upon the perfect and adequate production of all signal equipment, includirg airplanes and radio telephone and telegraph systems. There is probably no place where defect in material would '.-ring greatest disaster than in an .vrplane, or in the equipment which transmits orders for advances or reinlorccments or directs the artillery fire of our fighting forces. Production must be speeded up so that our armies can be equipped with every technical instrument that will help save the lives of our soldiers. The Ki.ul of Men Wanted. The signal corps is looking for the type of men who are technically and practically trained along mechanical, electrical, wood working and textile lineis. There is no age limit to men who will do this inspection, although older men with the greatest practical experience will be given preference. Inspectors retain their civilian status, receiving salaries ranping from Jl.liOo to $1,S00 petyear. Application blanks and information may be had from Mr. Calvert, local branch chairman. WATCH CO. SALESMEN REVIEW BIGGEST YEAR IN CONCERN'S HISTORY With sales representatives in attendance from every part of the United .States, the annual sales convention of South Pend Watch Co. began Wednesday morning. The convention is to continue for three days winding up with a hip banquet at the Oliver hotel Friday evening, whib the regular daily sessions will confine themselves to sales discussion--, addresses by department heads and sales-school feature's of various kinds. Wednesday morning the convention was opened in the offices of the company by F. II. Wellington, general manager, who complimented the salesmen on their sales record for the past season which was the moct successful ever known to the local company. During K 1 7 the demand for Sbuth P.end watches increased so rapidly that it was possible to enlarge manufacturing facilities fast enough to keep pace and the company's entire oi tput was preatl oversold. Following Mr. Wellington's address. Lew Fleming, sales manager, occupied the balance of th.e morning l with a detailed outline of sal s plans ! for FF and let it be known that the company is planning on further enlargement of production looking forward to another record breaking year. At noon a buffet luncheon was served in the offices anal the afternoon was given over to a general discussion of snles. questions with talk? by W. D. Armstrong, manager of the ease department, and C. J. Tompkins, assistant sales manager. Tomorrow's session will Introduee a new feature when each cale:man will b" civ-n the floor to tell o are,;,i e'Xper iences on th.e road and detail methods which have Veen re-ciltful in his territory. The followinsr salesmen were !n a t f e -d r e f . ; j t -) r convention; L. C. Dye. r P. E;snmarn. D. Sherman E'P-ro-. F. P. Gilralr. Theodor- GoMbP.oni. Tb W. .Tore. W T . l!o-:-h. P. J. K-irVr. T A. Lev: Id. Georg-- Meyrrcrn, TT. M. ''d'- i;. "i Morgan. Geortr. Tl. NeiP. r. P.ighy. ft. ( Pmlth, II. Wad a T J. F T e fvi:v pr. Hi iiT. Ir.i. '!' T ev s r -: : nt: a- v p:;. j.-,.: :.-. .-.., 1 a c- - it . ; : 1 . : two - : i ' ; : - v . : o ' i ! ' .- V!. e e .!!. p.. -.gei-,-.

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I1MMV ICCIirc ft Vinn! I lUdULU !Steel. Motor and Tobacco ! Stocks All Record Increases j in First Trading. I iitern.it ien.d New- Sr i.v: NEW YORK, Jan. Some sharp advances ware made in the leading issues at the opening of the stock market today. F. S. .tvel advanced 1 to 0" : :'-S and Pethlehem Stc.-i P rose 1 12 to SO. : General Motors advance,! ;; points to IF' and American Tobacco rose , :: points to .". s. Mexican petroleum was 2 .1-1 higher at s;l 1-2 and Texas Company rose 1 i-2 to 14". ' Studebak'-r rose l point to 0 2. Marine Preferred rose 1 .".-v to S l-V American Smelting adanc-c-d oer one point to 79. j Fnion Pacific advanced 1 :f-S to 11". and Canadian Pacific, one point I to ;.li. Heading rose to with a broadening demand. Anu rian upturn of 1-2 points, and Gen- : points to 119 reacted to ll'. j The Marine issues were in pood I demand. NFAV VOHK STOCKS. Iutern.iti' mil News Servi. e: NEW YoKK, Jan. Closing prices on the stock exchange today 1 were: Allis Chalmers 13 American Peet Sugar 7 4 American Can r.s1' American Car and Foundry.. O American Cotton il 27 American U anil L 1Amoriran Linseed Americaji locomotive . 2 n r.ö American Smelting TS?u American Steel Foundry 01 American Sugar Kelining ... !' American Tel. and Tel lOT.js American Woolen PrN American Zinc 1 1 n Anaconda Atchison sr,1 Atlantic Gulf and West Indies. 10 Paldwin Locomotive "'. Paltimore and ( hio ".:) Pethlehem Steel l Pethlehem Steel P TSvi Putte and Superior 2f California Petroleum lobi Canadian Pacific 1 : - 1 Central Leathe r , . . . . . . a rii. I , . r. ' 1 unesapeaKe mm - m" Chicago and Northwestern. Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul.. Chile Copper Chino Copper Colorado Fuel Colorado Gas and Electric . Corn Products Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar Distilleries Securities 1 4 4:; ' "4 1' :i2U '.K Erie Prie 1st pfd. . . General Electric 1 ' - -1T' .....1-J General Motors GoodrL'o Gt. Northern Pr Gt. Northern Ore Inspiration Copper .... Int. Nickel Int. Paper IK, ' Kennecott j Lackawanna Steel .... : Marine I Marine Pr J Mexican Pete : Miami Copper I Midvale Steel j National Enamel Stamp New York Central .... N. V.. N. H. & Hartford Norfolk oi- Western .... Northern Pacific Ohio Cities Gas Pennsylvania Peoples Gas Pav Consolidated . K'4 S .", . 4 ; . 12 ! Pailway Steel Springs Heading Republic Iron .- Steel ! Southern Pacific ' Southern Pailway Studebaker Texas Co 4 U2 7 4Tw vi-; 2::2 -at" .'.7 11' "1 ii a; , - 11. 4 :-, fi'i't 4 '.' 'j Tobacco Products ! Fnion Pacific .... Fnited Cigar Stores F. S. Ind. Alcohol ! F. S. Rubber j F S. Steel j F. S. Steel Prfd. , Utah Copper j Westinghouse I White Motors , Willvs: Over land Sales shares. AT, 4.P-P bond-. 4.'00. mom;v and k( n sc.i:. VI'AV YOKK. .I;Ui ";iil !:.!. ti e th .T ef th" New Y ." I . St- k L eh.-.r.z- t'.ihiv nil-! nt 4 p.-r -ei-.i: 4 per cent: low. per -nl. ' 'I'irr.. t e wa Oia-t. " " ii I K.ilei, w ere ., 'i pe - !. 1 Tr-e market f-ir Priaie p-o h;.t: ';di I.lIiey ill L'T.d iU t'-'l.lV w ipc-ce:t. Stirling l.-h: :ige n-a a....h at!, j bii-ace in P. uiker' Pal: :it M..bj f--r ,' demand : SbTPi f'-r io-d.iy UV.. iitii i M.O'.-U f.-r ho .h.y hob. f IID .0 I.IVK TO( K. T -N I ( N S'lt'K YAhb'S. 111. .ran ' IP';S- lb-ei '!.. Laro; ji.arket st;- ... an. j hh-:..-r : ndx! sti.d !:! !' Sbf.ofV;;!, '-": P'-l i e.-ivv. f, .;!' 7' re:zh ' la-nvy. il. '.': M lo: hp' t. -!". filO.": pip. P2 " '! b" : h-dk. 'h. . C ATT LP Pa-ee'i-tii pM i: -a.: etnr.c, 1-' ! !?!.r : i-v.-. I.V.; 1. 7". T 3 i r l I.!f.-ri. "." ; 11 -..; -P" -in! f.-edTs. I1 : '-.a,-, s-.",.-' ! IS VI Sin::;!' IP. i:a. .,o act: ' 'r liP l.V ' .p'-r; t a . .a.. v ' ..7ty.r.l..V.; lac.'.. . 1 i -a 17 7" BHATTY VILI.P. Ky.. Jan '. A! most tu- '-rtire :.!;-;" set;f.r ' this f 'V'a vat- b -Tr- el tr.,hiy ;,i v.-! ; hr-- v. i i : a -:.'.r'."l i'. l!,.? j.,.-t .::.. . The 'c. is e-tim !-'.

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