South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 63, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 March 1918 — Page 4

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J F p eoui to UL LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS

I HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT T0WN

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GLEANER MEETING

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ftT PLYiViDUTH

Splendid Programs Have Been Arranged For Annual Sessions March 15.

mhv Mr ea rs

K.i l.i mazoo. ing illness.

nwi.irrn: iui.i.i.m.ton.

Chanlette Billington. TS ; o I I . died at her hom in ;

Mich , after r linger- j She is ?urvixl by one I

DR. AKEDTO SPEAK

HERE MARCH 13!

CARRIER GUILTY ON OWN TESTIMONY IN GAMBLING CASE

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i uirnuT. .Mrs. .Mav iolfson nf

K.i l.i i:i.ioo and ne on, J. V. Biiüngtou of Flora. Ind. Th body v.iil aruvc in this city Monday rn. riling at lu o'clock and burial will take place at 10: Ü0 o'clock in

Admits Issuing Counterfeit Check Accuses Agent of Keeping. Money.

Highland cemetery.

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vi:ki:n d. bobbbn. Warren I. Buiden, 7j: year.- old.

; iifii at ueaiinwin hospital alter an .ind -. -tiiii'4 1 jjir, nf j, :,)0llt,. ,: js Mir1 1 ' .: i '' 'l foi - v i v 1 hy his wife, Mr.-. W. Borden I "'-iic rat t'Mof I-mirig, Mih., and two broth-

1.'. at I'l in - i '-rs. W. I. Jjordpn of Irnsing and -ion will i.'! 'h-tries I. Borden of this city. Mr. and uil! bo! Borden was horn Aug. I',. 1st.", and

Ii-, i Ma r in,1 has lived in this city for two yearn.

ition.il I -dera-i The funeral w ill he held from the j

Th- memorial I Krieghbaum chapel Tuesday nmrnx m-rn!"T v. hojing at lit o'clock. Bev. II. L.. Bavin t y-ai- will be oil if ia tin. .ik ari'or. A I

I policeman came in, and told Würz!

jhe was arrested. He took Würz 0?, hls ,f.a (f Kl)ilty ,u.r Va:l Ministeria! Association Ar- w,t,h im' fcmI ;VH, Vn onic.umiy. charged with rons a ukvi im 1 , IdaVinc because we Mi n t leen . - .... . . ...

-. - , ctiecK Mr -a, was oouna over iplaying lnr money, and we knew lhf. t.ilvuit ouUrl bv Jlld.p Gilmvi. ; we hau a right to ,day cards. Then ; , . (. Mundav morning:. Van

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ranges For Meeting on

Armenian Relief.

At a meeting Monday morning at

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FUNERALS

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l-.-ITA S. .I.CKM). 1 .-ervices of Mrs. Ktta S.

Jackson will ie Iield from the residenfe, lo S. St. Joseph Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Ilev. II. J,. Iajs officiating, and burial will he in Bowman cemetery.

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t ion d.'pa i 1 1 j i r: t ren.oiVN for I r.dia i !iel ihiii-u th- . i: odd im t ! I J I : i r r 1 i - k e t j,; i d i I; U e

I'" taken of I iiiiil: th noon hour. The nini; s"j-ion will p.-l for Tneip. i.ei m only, ,nt the jji-ni ral I p'lidj. will Im .id.'nitt d lo the after- ' I.f.oll me-tlll'. the HOLTillll fori h. h i- a follow: '

Allcrnooii I n I 1 it- Sciin. I n -atioi.. l:e-. Xoithrope; le tion. o: tdie.-t ra addi e-s of welcome

Her!,, it i: He--. ( i(y attorney; t--J Pn.--fc ihi 1 - MiduI-. K-. d "ity,

.du h.: (-eectin, oi c h 'Stra: i

Mis l,u i.i I'.ell ( iii", . lotli

li'i tuoi. oi f hesti a; adi.lress. ".'a-tin-Vide i 'oopet at ion." X.tthan 1". Sii'ip.-on. i;e!i i.-il manager (Me.n insj I fou.-f ;i ..,,-,, 1 1 ion. I T t t i t : recital. ; Mi;-- Be IIa m:: addisx. "Behold, the; Yc!i.v Jacket." Itant II. Slociim.i founder of the I JIcilHT fll(ie. l--; tr.ot; ;;.iner yells, hy ail ;ieauer;: l.i. lie .maltet. Boiling prairie ariajrij Jit-u" i.iilitaiA diill. Samption I'ral- j lie ii.i.or: ill.-' dlili, S.'Vo-ll Lakes! aii.or; ladieh' f.inc drill. Indiana j irl: -elt;on. o.choti a ; m)Io, i "hailes M.di' : ciiincilv "l.ml ( in

the in, i Town Hal!." Bollin- Br.-i-1 I i ari.or; sodection, llov Lewallen, j Bölling j-ran ie; male .pi., i t. t. Seven j BatrioB,tn in America must Lakes arbor; oc iI solo. Mis Syh ia. I 'ake itself felt, forced into activiKnov, Walnut arbor; recitation, Mrs. j ty. and the social mind must he the

iloWaii! Moer; male quartet, trom Stilut'l! arbor: eomie drill. miiil'ers f l'.uw I arlioi-; sietion. b" all.

iM ill in-fi netre-y. Mjs Lucht Bell-! XN 'abash college. addressing the

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A. huijdiny of Co mem-

'ame Lack, and aid he wanted m5, i

tu.'. I talked to Tony, and he said j i he would izo to the station with m. i

Then Barrett nut up the JÖO for

STOCKS IN SUPPL

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New Yorfa Slocks; dosing Prices

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my appearance in court."

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IKE SELF FELT

M'lntosch Tells C. of C. Audience Social Mind Must be Impelling Force.

bej s of the South

association, called of meeting with J

New York ity. representing the Armenian and Syrian relief, arrangements were made to have Ir. Charles B. Ake.I address a mass mewtintf here on the subject on" Wednesday evenitr-r, March 'l.i. A com

mittee of three was appointed

wait upon ofheers of the I'lianiher of Commerce, which body will he invited to cooperate. A public reception will be iven hy the ministers of the city and their wives at the First Iktptist church next Wednesday evening in honor of Bev. C. A. Becker, who has resigned his pastorate of that church to take up army V. M. C. A. work in dance. Resolutions of rostet on tho leavin from local church work of Dr.

I'fcker, Bev. J. S. Burns, who has;

been accepted as a chaplain in the army and Bev. Jeore W. Titus, pas-tor of the First Christian church of Mishawaka, who is now in army

i. M . C A. work in I-ranee were!

passed. A paper was read at the meeting by Bev. Crore W. Allison.

Bend Ministerial j Cri.er testified that Barrett had for the purpos . never seen him before that nisht, W. Whipkey of' and that they had not known each

other. The state questioned whether : man would risk $50 in that manner. When asked why he did not appear in court when the cae win et. Carrier explained. "Well. tho

to next morning. V went over to see

Tony, and asked him what I should j do. He' called up Cassidy, and i

! Cassidy told him that he Cassidy

would have the case continued. So Tony saiil I wouldn't have to tome down to court. I had been working in Chicago, making about $ per

day. and I wanted to eet back . I

work. I thought if the casB was j poiriR to lay over for any length of I time I could come back cheaper j

than be out of work. Tony" said Im Could i. "Tony Kald I could uo, and that he would let my mother know if I was war ted. 1 told mother to wir me at Chicago, so that I could come back to South Bend. I never j;ot any message to come. "Then, about six weeks later, I came hack for a visit. I was in IM.

("orTey's saloon, and I'd. saw me.

r:ed tne name ot liiito.i

Hammond to the check. Bond was j

lived at ."U0.

t ii. J. i er.ins, inuuneiui ui

; local transfer line, was

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j.... ...... rv - r - - - j itered by Boe Lisiecki. Berkins j ! declared that the woman had ieu j

Steel Issues Drop Point and Marine is Weak in Early Trading.

International News Servi : (Ii odliC

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him fll' with which to order goods

from Chicago, and that since the tioods had not arrived promptly, she had accused him of keeping the money and failing to order the poods. The case was continued several days to tind out wnether the

'goods would come from "incao.

John Carczv nski. who admitted that he had been carrying concealed weapons, was lined $lrt and costs, and committed to the penal farm upon Iiis failure to pay. James Ameigh declared that in

; spite of his efforts he could not i;.?t

his children to school, and was lined Jl and costs for failing to send his children to school, which sentence was suspended. He promised the court to personally escort his children to the school house each morning". A trial by jury will be given tonight at T::;n o'clock to the 4." men arrested in a raid on the American

impelling force.' Creret Mclnlosch.

declared president

Dr. of

amy: degiec intri'etre Mid'jley ; federation Chaihv Mi.l-bv.

M v rtie ! 'hai.lle r of I

organizer.

400 AUTO MECHANICS WANTED FROM INDIANA

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Four hundred autoinooib chanics or icpair men for th

lion fection of the signal corps are M.uitoi from Indiana by .March s for service nt Kelly aviation field, San Antonio. Tex., according to notices r-ceied Monlay morning by local dr.tft boards. Men vith the net essary qua liMca t ims who are nithin t!ie draft may eulit thiough their local board, bat if the quota is 'lot Idled In the abow named date by voluntary induction, boards are intruct. I to induct a -ullicient number from their li-ts of men in class one to llll the requited quota. In is-uim: the cab, Maj. CaUzeM. "i. S. B . stationed at Indianapolis Mates thit !hi- call i a part of the Kr-iieT-al re. i u iit ion made by Jen. Bei si. ini; and i one ..f 1 1 1 - nost uttrtctne a !gnmnt- in tlio serv it p. "I li. ii! heliee." sajs Maj. B.illze'l. "r h.( : Indiana will 1:11 tiiis ouota by net l i '.da . Mart It v. and thit it vvH not be mcessarv t draft

men to nil a r : p

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I have I t.f the !

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1 e-Mr.ints of Indiana b. s b li ;i cer'' that I kr.o they will respond v oiuutarih ."

Fomnn-rce. noon lunch

eon Monda.v. I'r. .Mclntosch was snt here by the Indiana state couin il of defense. "The government.'" he said, "can conscript men for the army and l.avy, and hy taxation conscript certain of our earnings and war protits, but there is a branch of tho servi"-r that calls fur our help as free moral agents, and the conscripting force back of that must be the social mind." In this particular attention to the providing of labor for the farmer, encouraging tiie boys' working reserve, and placing particular stress upon retired farmers whom h- asserted should go back to their farms with their experience at least. "The retired farmer is a good

j business man or he could never have retired." Br. Mclntosch, "and j there are lots of them from 50 to j To vears of age who can be of great ' service to the country with their i minds, ami some of them also with i Their hands." He t ailed attention ' to the work being done by the older ' men of Btv-dand and France and (even by the women." and they are I our allies" be said. "If the worst

tomes we ina have to uo tne .same here in America." Tiie dinner was one of the largest attended in several weeks. Five new members were reported.

The loilnw'ing ll.iU' been i a lb''.i 1 for ca n: : t..;t .oi

William I . Ti tnot. tj-er. jr.. Ba '. Not i i M-uri.-. Il- fitv I Criii

oi '.uass one 1

local board No next Thursday:

Merman Cla"ha rU - Orn !. uto Hit-

O'KEEFE GOES TO PENAL FARM FOR ASSAULT

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ilham M. 'loNk

John B.

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A-ihiir F. lalase Whb D.e.sch. B.c Li. -hty.

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Ja k "Keefe of Mi.-hawuka. induted by the recent grand jury on a charge of assault and battery with intent on Bzra Henry last December when he att icketl the latter with a hammer. pit ailed guilty before Judge Funk of the circuit court Mnndav morning ami was sentenced to the slate penal farm for six months and disfranchised for the same (.erio.l. O'Keefe's plea that lie committed the assault while lnto;cad -avetl him a sentence to tla state ref .rmatorx RED CROSS DRIVE TO START HERE ON MAY 6

LOCAL MUSICIANS WIN PRAISES IN CHICAGO

Mr. mil Mrs. Max Miranda of this city appealed recently in a joint recital before the Chicago Culture club in tle gold room of the

salle hotel at Chicago. That the i couple possesses much ability j

which was greatly appreciated .v the audience was the opinion expressed in an article published in the Music News. The Music Xeuj states in part: "Mrs. Miranda, who until her marriage last June served on tiie faculty tu' the Northwestern ersity School of Music, and xvh has been heard frequently and with much favor in concert work, ga e three groups of solos, and by luv t harm of manner ami the artisti usage of a sympathetic clear soprano voice made a distinctly line impression. Delicacy of tone and much finesse were obsefved in trm 'Italiin Serenade Tosti vvhic'i opened (he program. and the French Game, songs, in which Mrs. Miranda lias been so successful, and which she interpreted with such admirable skill on this occasion, were highly appreciated bv the audience. "Lr Baisers (BuzzlBeccia wa graceful ami characteristically finished in outline in this artist's hands. 'WhaFs in the Air Todav ? forme! a delightful encore, which Mrs. Miranda was forced to add. "Mr. Miranda was heard In 'Braeludium' (Old berg) and In Courant' ((Jodard) and also had lo respond o an encore. These num

bers required a facile technic, j

delicacy to touch and cleverness in management of dynamics, and thesj demand Mr. Miranda met with decided success. As an accompanies!

he prove 1 to lie resourceful, sym- 1 pathetic iind a broadly developed'

musician."

CHRISTOPH WILL FILED

FOR PROBATE MONDAY

The last will of the late Frank P

Christoph of Mishawaka, former j

county clerk, was probated Monday morning. All the real and personal property, except a diamond ring, of the testator is bequeathed to the widow. Minni L. Christoph, who s

j also named as the executrix. 1 he 'ring is !ft to the only son. Frank

H. Christoph, now with the American expeditionary forces in France. The will was executed Feb. 4. 191,

about three w eeks before Mr. L hris-

I 'You'd hotter get out of town. he

told me. 'The police are looking" for you.' I didn't know what they could want m for. o I came down here to the sergeant's; desk and ask hin if he had a warrant for me. He looked through the records and said no. So then 1 started to leave, and at the door I met Officer Hamilton. He told me to go back, that I was wanted for jumping bonds. So then they locked me up. They wouldn't let me use the telephono. "My mother heard that I had been arrested, so she came down and talked to Cassidy. Cassidy called up Barrett, and Barrett said that it was his fault that I hadn't bee i in court, because he had agreed to let me know, and then hadn't done so. F.arrett said he didn't want o prosecute me for jumping the bond, so Cassidy let me go. Barrett never asked me to pay him the $",:) he had lost. "It wasn't long after that that the police pajrol came out to my mother's house. I wasn't there, hut they left word to have me call. "When I got back. I telephoned Cassidy. and he said he wanted mo to come down here the next morning. He didn't say what he wanted, but I came." Were Blaving lihuni." The attorney then asked Carrier to tell what had been going on in the Barrett place on the nicht of

; the raid. Carrier replied that there j had been no gambling, that they

had been playing "rhuni." He testified that to his knowledge, the Barrett establishment bore a reputation of being a gambling hous.

It was mi this statement that Gil-

met- found him guilty of frequeiu-

;ing. "He went there intentionally.

knowing i bad a reputation for being a ga.aolinpr house." declared the judge. in passing judgment. Judee CI!mer said he "could not understan 1 why the policeman brought in onlv three men. when there were, acI'ordin?: tu the otlicer's testimonv.

least IS men In the room. The

ifact that Barrett was not arrested .1 A. A. ' 1 A .

nor put on tne sneei iiimi iiiret?

days later vas also commented by the judge.

Ni:W YOBK. March 4. -THere vas a good tone to the stock market in the linal hour such sj ecialties as American Wool and General Motors showing some activity. Fnited States . teel was in good demand around Sentiment was inclined to the long side. Studebaker acts oversold.

.Mtriidtit.ui 1 News Servi.e: N K W YOBK, M.wch

4 . Stocks

M-AV iUKK, March 1. Closing "t prices on The stock exchange today i'1

Were; Alaska F.old 1 Allis Chalmers ' American Beet Sugar s)

I .nii'-i h an v ,i ii . . , .t 1

j American Car and Foundry.

Cot t on thl Linseed Locomotive Smelting Steel Found r . . . . Sugar Berining . . .

American Tel. ami Tel American Woolen Anaconda Atchison Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Baldwin Ixcomotive Baltimore and Ohio

! Bethlehem Steel

Bethlehem Steel r.

i A merit an j A m erica n J American I American i American ; American

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stock market today prices showing losses

around 1 point. Steel Common declined to S'.b'g while Bethlehem yielded to TT1. Crucible

78 to öl. Marine Preferred was weak, yielding Mi to s C i while the common dropped "( to 27-. Atlantic Gulf

with initial generally of

1 point Steel B declined

club on S. Fhapin st.. a week agi

Sunday. All the men will be trie 1 ! stocks. together, instead of separately, as! General Motors was active

was first decided.

Butte and Sunerior .

vvere in sarply at the opening of the, .,ifoi.,.;i

--- - Canadian Pacific Central Leather Chesapeake and Ohio .... Chicago and Northwestern Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul.. Chile Copper Chino t 'opper , Colorado Fuel Corn Products Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar Delaware and Hudson Distilleries Securities Brie Brie 1st pfd General Blcetrio . . . . : General Motors

points to

and West Indies fell

Fnion Pacific was off 1 U at 11' 1 while Canadian Pacitic dropped 1 point to Fractional losses were sustained in the other railroad

HARVARD DEAN SAYS WE'RE DESCENDED FROM LIZARD, NOT MONKEY International News Service: CHICAGO. March 4. Comes now Prof. Edward Hickley Bradford, dean of the Harvard Medical school and declares right out load that we are descendants of the lizard. The monkey theory Is all wrong. Darwin deceived uf, says Dr. Bradford. We all came orginally from the lizard, even unto the cows ami chickens. And the monkeys are only our cousins. But until it is established in what order the offspring of prehistoric days broke away from the main family, we will be in the dark .'is to whether th monkey is our first or 4 7th cousin, Ktys Dr. Brad fonl.

and

! after selling up l1 to 120, reacted

to Hi's. Lnited Cigar Stores was under pressure, falling 1 1 to S7. Texas Co. fell 1 point to 14S; while American Smelting was 1 point lower at 7!V. Distillers' Securities were in demand and rose 1 point to oil' Steel Common, after rallying to above ;b'i, jielded to bb. and Baldwin Locomotive, which ro-e over 1 points to 77'h lost a good part of this gain s found the end of th hour. Marine Preferred, which fell to öö1; rallied to above 07 with reaction again to 9;C, und similar rallies and reactions were noted in nearly all other industrials. General Motors ranged from li'O to 1171.. Central Leather sold off from 70 :,& to C.9-4. Railway stocks" were generally heavv with Canadian Pacitic yielding 1T to 14--;.

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Inspir.iti ! ' opper Int. Ni.'A.-! Int. Pap r Kennecoii . . . I-ut k . w a r :: a Steel Marine Marine PM e.v it a n f -1 Miami Copp- :- . . . , Mid ale St e! ... National Bi.uuie! .v N. Y. Air Brake Nets V'T.. Vntr.iI N. V.. N i I. v ibir t Norfolk A WestfMi North t i'.it i t. F!;io ( "it it s (Lis Penn h a ni ptopl--. (ia . . Pittsburgh V.i ! . .

Bay Consolidated It cadi rg Bepublic It -ui iV itSouthern Pacific Sc.utliern Bai'vt ay Stulebaler T'vas . Tobacco Btt.du -t-Fnion Pacitic Fnited ( "ig;tr Stores B. S. !r..1. Alcohol I. S. Bubber T. S. SteeJ I. S. Steel J,-fd I'tah Fopper Westliighous1 . . . Wliite Motor s Willys Overland Liberty 1 2 s -: 7.t" ond 4's Säle siia r-'s. " 1 2. c 6 r. . v v o .

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Gossip of the Markets

Liiniteti demand for stocks is bed scale a.; rei;ar. is responsible for easier tone. The steel and sugar l-v... .

market appears to be Irifting ami waiting for some incentive. Sales on

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Y. M. C. A. TO GIVE DINNER TO LEADERS IN PAST CAMPAIGNS

ONE DEAD, THREE HURT IN AIRPLANE ACCIDENTS International News Service: FOItT WORTH, Texas, Marcli L One man is dead ami three are injured today as a result of Sunday airplane accidents at aviation field near Fort Worth. The victims are members of the British Royal Flying corps. Mechanic M. A. Hays was killed and Lieut. Bate was injured when the plane in which they were riding fell after an attempt to execute the spinning nose dive. Hays died within an hour and Bate is not expected to recover. Lieut. Frank Flynn and Cadet E. A. Carroll sustained serious injuries in an airplane fall.

FREIGHT JUMPS TRACK, THREE MEN ARE HURT

South Bend Markets

cm IN AN rtui). (Ort-rrtetf Dally hy W. B. istarr, Strf Mlb'n, Hydraulic At.) WHEAT Paylajr. J2.G.Vpef Da. DATS Pay iujr, V0e; ielllng. $1.05 per bu. CORN raying, $2; idling, $2.10 per bn. NEW COKX Paying. $l.."0. KVB Paying, $1.75 per Lundred. BKAN Selling. $1.45 per hundred. MIDDLINGS Selling, $1.00 per bun'ciiorrED FEED Selling. .50 per ttvt. SCKATCll FEED Selling, $LC5 per cwt.

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A tiinner, ctmplimentary to ali those who secured 12 or more points in the membership campaign last October, will oe given by the Y. M.

! C. A. next Monday night. Two gold

Ir.ternutinnnl tpws St-rWe: canton, o., Maft-h 4. a Pennsylvania lino freight train jumped the track and sideswiped a passenger train on an adjacent track near Fairhfe. ()., early tod.iy, injuring three members of the train crew, one seriously. Spreading ails are saitl to have been the cause of the accident, which tied up traffic over the lines for several hour-. John Eckert, engineer, of Allegheny, was badly scalded and his condition is said to be serious. Fred B. Bock, baggageman, of Beaver Falls, was cut and bruised and F. C. Button, brake man, of Beaver Falls, was cut and suffered bruises about the body.

tt.ph'.- death, and wa w itnessed by ! watches, prizes to the two who were I :. i:e, be and I. K. Barks of Mih-!with the highest number of new

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WYIiam . P.-M.in. Warrell. I'oVV v'll. hi-s.

Ai'l.u; Baker, secretary of the ;!. Joseph Couiltv Bed Cross chat.-

:" has received Word from thej

ti.itul heaibju alters t.f the lake

1 Jed t 'ro-s drive is

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paid in full memberships, will be

(given to Arthur Jones and David IMinkow. Five gold Y. M. C. A.

is will be presented to the

I men with the Highest numner or Contracts for road impl ements I outest, and five silv er

' . M. O. A. rdns will he presented

AWARD CONTRACTS TO

IMPROVE COUNTY ROADS !-"i m

in penn township aggregating nearly

t : fi loin u-ura l..f tli iitilTVtx inlll- IIIC

missioners in session Monday mom-! Members of the board of trustees ing. The-three awards were i,iadiand ho'ild of irlrs!. ai; well as to the contracting lirm of Reed &! workers in the war found campaign

I last November, will also attend the tiinner. j A new campaign for members will be started at the dinner. More than

But men will participate.

live n'Xt highest.

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P. ejc.r..t:"ns for this vil ..e st. itetl here sonn,

anipaign

DISCUSS WORK OF NURSE

BIRTH.

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A : a t o : s c : . 1 1 i t i ir, .a for tiie

ee t ili of tile Im.ilil of d i -

of the V isiting Nurds' asst.- j Mcits. Majco- Bros v. ill be heid Tue-. lav morn-i dry goods. W yman the t'haiitber of t "ointneta e. Betitl; btjtterine and

purpose of d 1st s-i ! g plans!

Son. Mishawaka. the lowest bidders, whose bids were as follows: Sev -bold road. Jl.'.lftn: Beehler road. $.'7. "00: Laldlaw road. Hb."..

Supplv contracts fur the ea r fori

the county infirmary were awarded' by the commissioners as follows: ' TWO NEW CASES OP

M ishawa ka

tt Ct

th!

soap. Armour

SMALLPOX REPORTED

A; Co.. liicigo.

for work to b-1 cartietl cm by th

is-oci--tioti iiriti'-r the !irction

'is Clara T ' ;tt of Hot Spring-.

e I I

f I

It) ra r ci

HIIAH lll.MORIsT. Labadie of New York will

the National Ol ga n i.at ion i b- I U-alth N ursir.kf.

Was I'lVI.:' lit to

Following the reporting of two more cases t.f smallpox Monday morning, it hurried meeting of the city health commissioners was

the mavor's office in an

euon '.o atiejuaieiy tare iv ine

lot J of the association building at B 1 ö i situation before it assumes setious (o'v lotk tn the evening of .March 1 !. j proportions.

WARNS U. S. OF INVASION lntern:itinul News Service: GBFHN CASTLF. Ind.. March I. The fate of the American army in Europe hangs in the balance and if the Germans break through the west front they xvill cut the allies lints of communication, take th combined f.eets of Bngland. Franc 3 at. J Germany ami land troops on our shores in "0 days, surronnd our munitions- factories in the east and overwhelm all th1 Iroomstick armed sobliers. Th.is was the warnin"; sounded at a war meeting hr . by Fred L. Sims of South Bend. Mr. Sims urged saving everything possible to aid in winning the war.

HAV. .STRAW AND I EEI. (Correct! Dally by the tVeley Miller Hour and 1X4 Co.. 420 S. Mlcldg-an St.) IIA Y Paj lag. $J: selling. S-kl.M. Sl'ltAW Paying. $1J per ten; selliiig. $1 per ton, or $1 per bale. OATS Paving. 'MH.-; Helling. 15(01.00. SHELL CUliN Paying, aelllug, f'J40. HAU CUILV Paying, $1.10 ; selling, $1.75. TIMOTHY SEED Paying. $1.40 per bu.' neilinjj JÖ.C0 per bu. ALFALFA rfEBl (Montana grown)fcelling. $ 10.00 per bu. CLUVKK .sEEL Paying. flCy$liJ pr bu.; stlliut' l-i

L1VK STOCK. (Corrected Daily by Major Bros., S,

can St.. MiaaraV&.) DEAVY FAT STEL ItS Pa lr to good. TÖM-; prime, Pülrc. IIOÜS-IOOIJI-'O Iba.. 12c; 120(3130 lbt . lie; KiOi&liO lb.. 146c; 100(üÄJü lb 13c. PROVISIONS. (Corretteti itiuiy Dy r. XV. Sfoeller, 211 n. J4Terson Bltd.l VEULTAULi:s Cabbage, paying 3c. selling, 5o; tew potatoes, paying 11.03 bu.. belling 11.2) per bu. Fit PIT Oranges, ease U'jO. seling 4(fejoo per tloz.; lemons, case J1.00(sj" oo,

selling, 40ö.o4t.' per doz. BL'T.'E-. EiJS Creamery ter, payin- 01c; selling V

but-

SEEDS. (Ccrrecte.: Daily by tVarner Broa. iSetf More. Ill K. Wayne M.) T I M OT 1 1 Y - J!4 .502 3.00. KED CLOVE It is 02. WHITE CLOVKH per bn. A LS I K F $1 Ofä JO. A L FA L 1 " A- $ llKtf l".r0. ö w eet L v 1. 1 ::... ooe?i.oa COW PL AS .0004.7".. SUY UEAN yj 0(4.75. BblE tilt ASS 3 7o per bu. PIE LI PEAS-fl wfrö.w per bu. M1LI.KT $1WQ300. (JKRMAN MILL E T 52.50-33-fO. JAPANESE MlLLTi J.ut.'ft-J.SO hu. MAMMOt'il C L O V E K -11 ü U - CO.

Li mid ttion general stock

in the

i i

The r.n,-

' under gov i nimm:. .tutli"i . wiil i allowed to spend for ndhr.g .-to-i antl ctlier e"iuiuaMit d.iiing the mj r nt year something near a 1 i'dio i !dtdlars. accortlitrg to est in.a t i 1 well informell uuarter.-. Tlos -1 penditure is t ount.! upon to i for gootl business in the mtal ti.i i i as well a- euuifment liivs

appeared

0 market. !t seems to

be due to the tightening of money because of the proximity of the ne: Liberty Joan. It appears to com ftom pod channels to a considerable evte.it. It is doubtful if the reactionary movement will go fur nut

think sales on rallies at urt.-cct will i ing of importance in maiktt

. j give moderate profits. ment. coming loan will n b j o-cujiy national attnti..n. Imj The purchase of preferretl indus- ant moves in either lii-ctio:i trial stocks .f c-uipinent companies hardly justi!irl at th' present, i.-t being: recommendel as an in vest- t he same time sile op tin- m mein. Tiie same is noted on a modi-: looks to ! th safe iour-e

o!ie t-l Oospe!o'. I vi':; corporate statement ;u,- ,. ipg ,, ,:, lished. Bussian .t.Tai's mii to more tangled th.m ev-. See n.c ! , -

1 i

i i .

Grain, Cattle, and Provisions

rOIXTRY AND MEATS. (Correrted ViMj bj Ilmmle's 3trkrt 123 JeflVrton UUd.) VEALf I'ayng. 17c; aniline. löS1?. BEEP Könnt. S0e: boiling. 2rtc; porteri.ouse, fj joe ; sirloin 4."yVc. HAM Paying. Z)l'r; selling.

LAUD Payiug. lvSc ; selling.

IDIA APOl.lS LIVE STOCK. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Mar Ii L BtMrS Eet eipt. '. ; market -'.V n. ."-". bibber: l.-st lie;ivif.. f7.'Si 17 : nest hogs. si7 a: pigs.,' .10 (f'-'o 17 .io : bulk of sales. .17.LT.Vj 17..". CA'PI'LE Keeelpts. l.'.tVi; market steatly : hd-e lieavy st-ern. .lo.gö'V i:5.7." : light teers-, .f.ot.'i:;.o; iieifer. 7.vrtr ' 11.-5: cows. $7.50'fi ILO: buos, J7.; ' l": -uIfs. .7.V7 1 ..V ! SHEEP AND LAMP.S It ip's. oo; i market stead v: prime s!ieei. Slu.K.7 ; 11 00: lambs, .lOCOHBii TOLEDO CASH (.KAIN.

TOLB1 u . O., Mareb 4. CLoSL: WHEAT---Nt. 1 re I. Jf-M'n : Nt. J red -M7. COJLV No. .", yellow, S1..S5; N. T, mixed. .fl.NO; No. 3 white. Sit ATS StHiul.trd white. 7 '..: N'.. white. P(7lli' : N. 4 white. '... Cy'.i"1 , sample white. tl Oj'..V. KVE N.i. 'J. .SJ.7Ö. t'EOVKK Si;i;i-Pri ne. .-jo.ö: ..irl, ALSlKIv- Prin.e. .l.".5o: Mar. !i. ".... TIMOTHY Prime. s:;.s.": new. jriüie. .';i.s7'j: .Mai-li. .:;7: April. ::,.i5: ..id Sept., ( IIICAC.O 1. 1 Y K TOt l. I NlON STOCK YAKBS. 111.. March I. H(H;iS Ket eipts, ÖHOOO; mal k"t slow. 10e lower; mixed tit). I Initehers. ip'i l.'.'.JPiS"i; good heavy. .15.7i''; pit;". ; rough heavy. 15 "or.i I5.i: light." .ld..VKi l;: plgn." .l'J.75'dl hulk, .p;.:f.'Vj 'li.75. CATTLE Ketnipts, gl.UK: nurkt Stealy to I"' hover: Peeves. .(',. iVfi) 1 1 sö ; cow is and heifers. Mi Y't'a U.sT. : uti.i k.-rH and fet der. 7 "1 ': esdve. .fs ",v 14 IT. SIIBL'P lb" , ipt. l."..o"K: market steady : native and western, .lMyi laud.s, sll.ix 17..VI. LAST DI 1 PALO mm; nTO k. i: s r i!i ri Ai.n. n. v.. Mar-ii lTTLi: Let eipt. '-'.".no heid: market active; prime teer. !' ' "' 1 1."' : hip-

Iing !feert. M...'w i.in. iit gra.les. $ looo'ii 1 :;. : heifers. 11.75; mih h tv. s and springers. .SViU' 15Mio I'AI.VI S It i;t-. -j.oot li. a-1 : market active: Uli t ein.i'e. i?5 ixft 17 ".'. SHEEP AND IVMHS -Ue. ipfn. ;.-oi heat!; market active; . hoi-e ,'.ir:.'.M, Mv" -V7 1S.4: etil j to fair. .H.oi' 1 .: v.-.ir-irigl jt 1 4 15 75: sht-ep. 5.uo''( l:: 75. H h';s--It.-eeij.t--. t.io: market - t i v -: Yerktrs. ivii 1 -.: iiu-. 5ls-., l.-J.": mixed. .1sk1'.i l h: he.try. 1 v m '.is. 10: rmighn. .p; i'''i 17. ': -tag..

! u o'fj i:;.-V. i - -

PITTKI KGH LIVE TO K. PIT TSP.rUi;il. Mar-h 1 CAT TLE Supplv. 1 ' he. (.i ; ai;'.rke sfea.lv: .-hoi. e. J U 7n : : prime, s 1 U i'n 1 .VJ." : g ! . 1 - -.V. 1 .' S ", ; t i y

1. litt hers. SI 1 IJ oo : t.i.i 7 "iiim-.ii. y.ttnt ,i pi. . ; -min ii f.-!t b'l'.'s. Fj 'tixti lo .Vi : . .-is ui. .ii fat i . S.S .V'r.l 4t ; i : . r -. Pi."i; fre-h ei.wt .nut .prin-e;-s 1PM; .jd ihs. p;;,o SHEEP AND LAMPS Siij.; 1 tuarket. lanil.- ". u.; j-riii.-rfH.on; gi.oij mixed. 5 1.' (' L

mivetl. M 1 .oo'r; 1 1 .." : . uii- .o. l . s--, n s o : .j.'ring laml--. S17 7". Hm; Iter i.t. .".o t l r I -

market 5- uj.; prime he ivy h-i-"s lill'.!!!; m.-diuiu. 'i 1 v pi : li.rk.-r. .isei'.jp in; :i-' t v J 17. Wa 1" '; pigs, 17 .'. 17 7-. : i Y.i.'t 15.75: st.igt. $1.:.. '.!.". 7.".

!'. s . ,1 t t.. i.' ' " - sin '. NiVil IM

v el i .".(

(Illt.Vt.O C.UAIN AND ri.iimv PBh'ABo. Mar. b 1 opening Hi.ii I. - )i:. Mir. U7". 1.7-, I.-7 , 1:7 . Mav 1'.'7 P.'7, i:7 1.7 "ATS M.-ii . -n7s . , v ' ' s i v s , v .7 , v. , P'UK Mav 17.-5 io i7 Ö !' LAi:i - via;-. -io 1 May '1 .7 j. i-". j.,io 1 . .1 ul v P .'' IMPS Mar. -1.75 i'l 7-. 7:. . : VI iv S 17 l: - - -' J uly .'5.'.7 -5.7' - 7 4 IIICAt.O A"ll 4.K IN. cill('A(io. Mini, A i'n;;v o .". nii .l 1 ..V. 1 co : v ". wiiif.c I 5s' 1 ' ; No. 5 t-i . ! '- -' 1 ;j ; .o. mi-!. 1 -''' 1 v - whit.-, . . i.vi poo : N- t ; -

1 .'.1 . N I rnlxe . i ts',i 1 .,1 Veil CA . 't.'-l 1 ! OATS No. wl.it.'. l, (

whin-. !'l ', vj;..'!

"lan-lal.!. '.J1.

( iih i.o piioiii c i . 'IIP V; Mar. I, 4 I'd 1 I l.K i: jt-ipt. 7.::7.': tni: ; -a ;, --r t.. I.".-..--: xt a hi'-. 1.- . tir-'s '-';'. ..Kk!?ir ' k. vy-i 1-: . ' E'PiS lo-ieil't. 5". 7 - ' " ' rut-ipt-. ;.lti ;:.-: .-r.lin.tr.'. I."'- : f.r.-rs. .".p- extras. '-,: PirPPSE l"w in- t . :- : oi

f Ls.; tii'i'iL' Alm-'i-1 .. i'.ri- 's,-. LIVE I'tdl.'il: k -ii . I'1 'o:a ;c i ; !. ; gfT.,. 1 ) ' 'S- : "! '! PrA'll Ite- i;,f-s-it I y lid Dak-.t i. 1 1.. ;

l-.r.- .

. r-

,,;r ., I 1 !! "

A ! k Miss T-l'l'itt ti riv ed in the city I atldr s memters .f the V. M . C. A. j called at

on .Mom. a.v. sue is a member , ami their friends in th" north lobV-v effort 'o

.MlSsIO.rV SCM'IHT V TO Mill TT. j The Women's Missinnarv eircle of!

Quincy Street Baptist church will meet Friday afternoon at '2 : 0 at the home of Mrs. Hubert FJliutt. C 1-J Park How.

m:v i'hini. .(iii at s.M.r: rind;1 ri.iv(iuTir.

t ne spr;r g a:;-.-:.;.n i-c-:ns ,-,t B.'-wot th's T-i-sdiy. Bi.tn-i ?-ew SptT.g inert d.e . t s":!e p: i TUB BLLSU'.-HT! ' ST BIB. -A-7v t Try NEWS-TIMES WANT AD

in: w i

Teh utt

under the auspices f the Vi.-it-Nüm s' as.-ociation vviiit h she

B. Y. P. I". WILL MF.irv.

F :

!. ' :'- !l , ! of tin- - b. till" rtt'l'k.

monttily mteting of the B. Y.

tuii.tv Street B.at t !t i l-e :.t-:.l in the ar!".' :i'h Tu -d.;v eening of

it w.'s announved Moni'.av. This im-I The case reported Monday are

peisonati-r and speaker will give a , I "red Sander.

number -f i e.nlir.gs. lii-hlv reco:n:nend d a:

ami comes ! Jteph 'eln iiiy.

;t humorist.

HIKTIIs. Born to Mr. ami Mr?

i . 1 .

1 orn M."i-er. .Maitli

James Nash.

i iiig.tn si., a ion x arcn I.

o Mr. a n.i .M i s. t "barl" :J NV. . ik st , a s.m.

Bagin st., und X. Hill st. This

makes four cases in all that have been reported since Saturday, although one case, that of J. C. Peel. 117 N. Birds!! st., has heen known to t)ie health authorities for two weeks. The tase rejorteJ S.iturdiy is that of Kenneth Kahn, r.r.i U. l- stille av.

dijucati; si:nvici: ri... j A service T.ag containing IS star was dedk-ated at the Sunday morn- j inf services of Zion Fvar.geln.al church. !

FISH.

(CurrtxUd Daily hy th Fa t wood rith

I'sultrr ami Sf rood Market.

Y. Wahnrton At.i 1'KESH l'lSII Dr. No 1 smoked salmon i

o2!.t- lb.; whit" fiiii. '-"-'4-e lf-: fancy tail H3i.-kertl. IS'-jc lb.; bloafrs, - to 3 lbs. each. II.; boneless salt codfish. ZSt lb.; finnan Laddie. l'J-j:. : Lnke Superior, government suggestions: Itriil. lür; tibi? fish or Ldads cod, 15''V; Lerring. G It E EN II B E S 1 u a i:.v. TAL IAJ W 1' ft 3c, rendered.

JBIG MINSTREL SHOW ON

"TAP" AT CAMP TAYLOR

t .

Interiiatior.al N"i " Ser!: CAMP TAYLUB. Mirth

Carnn Tiv r v as on ile to. lav

j awaiting the curtain on the "Three hundred thirty-fourth regimer.tr!

t minstrel.

An ein '.or

MOM.l M

n:;v i oi:k. m ,r. u tl ..f T iO- f w

.::'.- t.-!.i.V riih-d at

:it : i-..v. .. j.-r . lll'ir.et W.:- "l'lS-t

1 .t t w i : pr teiit 1 i.e :n ir'r-t f.-r Pri Paper v.i-i i:i''. I'.cl m Iii y it- I. oi;-! pr cent. " te' i i I . g Ex- 1. Hi.-" .. i!;il.e.4 .n P..: :fk-: - r.:.' (',!;,;,n l: .17- f r --! i i 7-' ' . f..r '- ta v :.;o

.. II M.I

V.. i k

t e j.res'nt'd tonight. Ue pr ogram t.f entertain -

Bead Bllsworth's l.ig adveitisemer.t in this ji.iper the Spring campaign Sale starts Tuesday at TilF BLLSYVoHTH STOBB. Advt.

nr.PI'OHb War mother? at a rr.etit!?r here riddled a portrait of the kaiser, they trampled it to th tune of th Star Spansled B-kUcr.

CY1 LIST Is, KILLi;i. Int riiatiotial NVw Set vice: AN DEBS' N. Ind., March Charles Pierce, U years old. cer.tly di.-charsed from army vice at Carno Shelby. Miss., on

count of illness, is dead today as a result of a taotorcycl" accident. Hi machine coll bled with an autom'iy ( p-.

4. r.-sfcr-ac-

iiiiti.t has heen. pret.are.l

I tiui.al army men.

Hugh Pope. piano :r

anon. I r; i . . is oooKeu xor a

I Ma

Try NEWS-TIMES WANT AD

ir.ent rtil in th-pro.Juction.

the na-

d" -f pr.t" -

musical end of the

.MAX Is. imoYVNKD. MA BP N. Ir.d.. Mirrh te: Weesner, aged lh, of Thi-

W.tl-ci'.v.

THOMSON AND McKINNON 201-202 J. M. S. Bldg. Mftntr Yerk SttKV T.xi hnc . w York Cotton Kxthanft. w Otinui Cotton i:tlLJ3j. hl-fii gtociü FLxthmngr, CldK &rd f Traxl e and Indtru H ink ti' .. riagiacL. Dirrrt lnavt tVlr U All

i S i! I"o V. tied ifi

:..g n; Utj5t.-t.

v r4-n

a .. trikin;

tiver here to h A i i .. .v i v. a l ock.

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