South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 204, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 July 1918 — Page 4

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.vi:i.vi;si.i WT.SISG, JI'LY SI. 1819. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

s ASS I G N E D SERVICE1 ' Memhnrs nf Junn 24th Oiinta Divided Among Several Branches at Camp. A.;gr.rnnc and transfer of a hamper of the Sojth Pa-nd men who left Jii." .4. with the consignment of diaf.ee for "a rn p Sherman, ChliliCot h-, O, :h i;le;i :n a letter le'er.eu Weiinesdiy ; 1 ; .sew s- I Hilf riotii 1 -- . . - -M . .l.-:i.f,f

JUTH BEiEiS

of South Rend, but now station--1 at 'the lineup of th county building i prepared to f-erve in the event proCamp s-h--: tu n lectin, and thev declare that if the i fessional players are sumrroned to

Robert M-!ne:nv ard Krank Watt hae been transferred to the iUK'th training head. j ..i i tei of the mountd polio, and Lor.aid Poehlman now in h U'&th nginei. Ralph K. Jack -on the :::.;th has been assigned to i,a him- g'.n oatb.tl.on. nd Frank I' ;;;n(1 to th Well- has be-n --l f M h a in u n.t ion rain. ! I-I.WI'M 'H.'UHMI 'INN ITOW.IJIJ I ' are domg duty uu'h the HfMh .-tip- j , ply ti.iin. ri'l l.ay ;rnin'rii mi u as r.een transferred to the modioli corps Conrad King is detailed to t dutv vith the nitary tinin. The remaining 0 South Rend hnv s r '"amp Sherman luve been tranferrd to th ?,34th. 'Uith and t h ; n f a n 1 1 y Mr Alri write th.it a!i the Sou tli I'.eo a men ate in excellent o camp health, rind that thev enj life. T h e a ' e i a p i d 1 y thenive! to "h rigors of .i da pt;nu m 1 1 1 1 3 r " ' i

training. Ivn of the South Rend I'"' ation. t-n wi:t s Mr. AKer. snrferedi She i Min hed by three grandMinifw hat from the inoculation, j f hiblret;. Mrs. Koe Cay of Chicago.

but thee have all i e,o . . ed and a re j "lia l le Turnock of this city, and ; of thf nnount 0f wheat flour ued j Summer, part lot IT. and 1 Studero eniovir.:; l;oO'1 health. 'pb C. 1 TurnocU. who is now in ucgU:t j : x 7 or one sixth of thejhake'r Sub. 1. Th writer vM tl.'.l ih- men ;iPWinj with the American exi'fdi- amount ncHll during the last six! W. D. Joseph K. Kaley and wife to il throw inc themselves into the tionary forces in France. months. This pertains to the manu-1 les W. O'Brien and wife, tract in training with the due to make th The funeral will be hld Thursday facture of al pjoducts except l.read p,'rta?e t0wnhip SI. n r.t po;Vde oldie"s. j afternoon at J:J0 o'clock at the resi- jan(j rolls , w d. Lucius J. Henderson to s-ame W- n-e tiit.g to .ondurt our-'deme. thf Itev. Mr. Saunders of i j,ye flour 0. ryp mea ; r pp,..tract in Portage township. 1. in a way that will make South I Ti inity Episcopal church, officiating, j mifrsable as a partial wheat flour i W. D. Sarah M. Griffin and hus-

Tiend p?o of of her contribution to i our national army." he writeMr. Allen say that all the Southi to Rend boys at become a part which be says about the las? 'a mp Sherman will j of the Mth division ,ves fop ugu-t o ere.i s of 18 MEN CALLED TO FILL GAPS IN ARMY UNITS AT FT. THOMAS A all for I men f : out No.J in ch'.rs 1 h.s leen by Board No. 2 The. men I i :-ion d. 1 o 4 i 1 win en- 1 train sonte tune in Augu-t as .1 pa rt ! of the Aueust i-oritmnent und w ill 1 be a unit in th.' 1 men called j front fndiann. The 1 from div is-j Ion No. 2 will -o to I t Thonia: Covington. Kv.. to hi! gap in regular army companies Roards No and " have not rereied a all for eUrtives to meet thi draft, a yet. CHOOSE PALL BEARERS FOR B. C. STEPHENSON The active pa 11 -bearer who have Ven seleite' to participate in the funeral of C R. Stephenson. who died at his home Ihm!' Tuesday, are as follows. Thomas 1. Mott. J. M. hillas. S. R Pace, TV. W. A. Hairer. J 1". Deacon and A G. Graham. The honorary rail -he. rer are; Ma win C ,np"-e!l. Elmer "roekett. Rev John Cavanaugh. A. Listcnberger. Aaron Jon-. Dr. C. H. Movers. Samuel Parker. Jacob Wool verton. George L. Hager. D L. Guilfoyle. H. W. Kldredge. Abe Livingston. '. N. Fas-ett. C. Lantz, Sigmund Silbfruau. Dr. S. Whlteb.al!, Re HutihniN L. P .'hapi:i. ("apt. iidwin Nicar. Rudolph Dunmoye:. Ab-xan-ier Staples. Charlvs T.nlor. George riobertsop. .Tow, pb j 1 1 i -.-. Job,) C. Ell-worth and S--ni Adler. The funeral w II be held Thursday afternoon at ?. o clock at the t evidence. Re. M. . Appleby orfic;ating. Ibirial will m Ritriew emeterv. The b.ouse "will be thrown opn to the puM;. from I " to 12 o'clock Th':t"sdav merri!!!.'. ISSUE PERMITS FOR THREE DWELLINGS rermits for th erecticn of three dwellings were :sued Wednesday mrnimr by the ntv ti.iild:r,; department. Two of the perm's were issued to Whilcpmb v Keller for two bungalow?. 2 hy 2 s feet, one at 1 902 Mishawaka av.. ar.d tlie oth r at 417 E. Indiana a. Th- bmlding will cost ?2.4f" eacli. The third permit wa- issUfii to Leona Teel for a two-story dwelling to be erected in Harter heights, to cot $.4C' so: ron i..on Suit to reenter J4. ON NOli:. 5 ! oTi a on-; - ,3ry note ar.d r mcrtti ? wa i ! d rce .ost 1 r the Sv .fo j r . 1 C :! CUl! CO ! Wedres.j; '. nn' Ä. T Inc by the St Jceph Loa; - Co . administrator of th ct. of lte Haven Hubbard, and Arnnne JIubta.-d against R. chard S Swank ni otherh odd i i:llys rn ntion: t tion of j0-te tr jewel to Brother Charles Smith this evening at hall of South Rer.d lodge. No. : Membrs requested to b- pre-t: Uthet 1 rother cordialiy mtited CRANK J E FF R 1 ES. N ". Ad. .---6 1 ".5-2 4 Save money by patTCrnlrtn: merchants that advertise.

Court House S.naps Up

ayor Carsonfs Challenge

fiun? M.t"'r 'arv)n challenge o - .;t to t h w id, w i'ip world Tue.viay of haLaii with his 0n team at the city hall wan caught on the fly as oon as It had left the imuvoialty challenger and has btf-n . unconditionally accepted by the occu-j pants of the court houee. j 1 William Smith in the county a-e-Mir's off;' ; appears to be in charge 'of the court houe accepters of the mayor's challenge, but Mr. Smith refuse, absolutely to gne out the personnel of the court house team. The c;tv hall players are s ipiciou.i

ir. Smith' rstif onrp in rcrr1 tnnlra ft narr for Mavnr Carson all

ouit house attempts to rim in any I professional pla vers In its team, they j will dra't Mayor Carson from the! i-j!0le of rooter to that of player, and I then the court house team will be v"ny tney got professional player. i Tlie city hall say that the mayor has lo.-t none of hi old time dia mond agility, and that if the court )f(,vt, a n t S ,,y , to start anything t lie v nan win nnisn it ror them.

- npn nts of both building are i three day., and it is expected to aid to be awaiting anxiously for the'ome time early in August.

DE A THS MRS. SARAH TT KNOCK. 11 X. St. Louis blvd.. died at o'( lok Wednesday morning followi n g almost a year's illness of comRuriai will be in the city cemetery. . Ruriai w ill be in the city cemetery, Mrs. Turnuck. the daughter of Samuel i'ottrell, South Bend's pioneer sheriff, and Catherine Cott- ! ten. was .-orn m .-1. ,josepn couiu on Pec. b, 1N40, and has lived here prarticylly all her life. She attended St. Mary s college, and after her graduation there taught school for several years in this city. In 1SS M.sx CcttreP. was united in marrUe to Hiram Turnock. a resident oT South Rend. Their only child, Hariy lumiM k, died in Chicago in 1901. it . 1 : 1 t . . ( M r.in thi T 11 rti r L- n It - i i ti 1 ! I: n o 11 i a vii i i"v. n , iiw 1 - n ii w n 1 1 community, was an authority t hi ij o, im m 11 ti it v t -i 11 t h nr 1M : . ' j

oti o.n-unie eius, anu was a aiu-,be

a bb source of inforfiialion in any 1 ou-tion arising therefrom Her 1 death removes one of the oldest in- I habitants of St. Joseph county i Mils. M IITLM McCARI'. ; Mrs. My rtle McCabe of Washing- j ton. D. C . a former resident of j a former resident of died at Epworth hospiSouth Bend, died at Epworth hospitill Wednesday morning following nn operation for gall stone-. Mrs. M. C.ibe is a 1 o 1 1 s j f j of S-im Loeper. prcsnlevit Co. th. American Trust WEST SIDE BAKER PENALIZED $25 FOR FOOD VIOLATIONS The county food administration Is j In receipt of a check which Nichols RadowsJ.i. 2nj Ford st.. a jvvl known w 1 t side baker, was. ton-.-d to j.iit with Wednesday ' morning as a penalty for operating ' his bakery contrary to the regulation of the federal food administrai tiofi The heck was turned over to I the local chapter of fie Red Cross for ue in any branch of its erV i-e. SEEKS TO COLLECT ON ANTE-NUPTIAL PACT An ! w hu h ante-nuptial agreement in the two parties to manage provide for 1 tl f ir own property and ah cth 1 one and sp.-cti e r in case of the death of the retention of their reoroperty should div oree t proceeding a suit for : be instituted, figured in an absolute divorce Mied . n the St. Joseph circuit court Wed-l 1 ,1'fvi.c by Mrs-. Anna Rummel j ;agiinst John Rummel. Mrs P.-mime! ilaims that her! ;ias:'irni hi.ts iiorrowcd irom ncr anu 'used property "i hers to the value of ;;, 1 4 :'.'. 4"hoc their marriage i April 17. 1112. They separated .lune 2. I 1 s . Prior to this marriage Mrs. Riimme' was Mrs. Anna , Pontius and she has four daughters ! by former marriage. si i;s roil ABSOLUTE DIVORCE. After 12 years of named life. Mis. Elizabeth Dakos nled suit for an absolute divorce in the St. Joseph circuit court Wednesday mornmc asain'. to-ph Dakos. The rlCntiff alleges cruel ar.d inhuman re. i t m : nir m: a s s !d the tutodv of 'r n r h (OMIVWV C TO MEET. pecial meeting of company t A hoi ' day M. r s.red dlscu gua ight A. ds. will be held -Th at S o'clock at the A full attendance is ;rsY rien as impottant sed. business will be REMEinER, paid from $1.: w hen you paid rrom l.ou to . foi . 1 e I ' 1 ' i tar.d u ! 5l an alut.unuin percolator or Joubiulcr? Ttefore the advance of - on ,1 i .. n-1 :i ia good w e houdrhf .t .!; .'a!.tlt of tlieM itel.ls a : now seiiing them at i.;4 T!;e aie pure a! 1 mi mini and ;il bargains Get op at Reimat 1 : N. Main st befor th s exhausts L Adv. ä 07.tr

afternoon on which they are to meet

In dead earnest, to determine the, flour, without substitutes ,to provide superiority of one or the other as 'eight pounds per month for each followei. of Ty Cobb or some other ! Pierson in his household or estab

notable of diamond science, Every effort Is being made by Mayor Carson and Gus Haslanger to gain an inkling of the personnel of j

the court house team. iney areition designed ti reliee the sutua.s.aid to have some pretty good in-Jtion in farming communities, and formation that there Is something in ! will be effective for the farmer unthe air over at th court hou?e that I til Oct. 1. 1918. r.ioidinir that h

doe not sound jut exactly like an j all-amateur team from the county building, and Gus is paid to have the J aid the court house players on the eventful afternoon. At any rate, the coming game promise to be something worth see ing for even those who are not particularly fond of baseball as a pastime, and for those who read the sporting page before they do the war news, it will be a "red letter" occasion. The date for the game will be announced within the next two or be BAKERS MAY USE ONLY 70 PERCENT OF 1917 FLOUR SUPPLY I i Dr. Harry K. Rarnard. federal food administrator for Indiana. ha just isueii a . notice to bakers, through the local baking division, htating that they may use. during Ithe month of August, hut TO net-cent 1 c,lhfir nie nrnudin tlv av not 1 used for more than one fifth of the usual s.ibtitute reouirements. Thus

v tctory t,read may contain 7" poun.Niwife to Joseph Ki.sh. Jr.. trustee. .1

!of wneat 'our 20 pounds of ordin-lacres in Liberty township. $1. jary sU i,st it u te. and pounds of rye j Q. C. n. Joseph Kish. Jr.. trustee flour. It is thought this will take ; to Clara Eivengood same. 1 . ,VArft of ryt. carried over from last's' W. D. Matthew M. hinan and wife year's hant and in some localities, j to John P. and W. Anderson S. 1-2 here this year's re crop is a heady lot FIX O. P. River Park. 1. ! coming in. - 1 i Thp fnod administration no longer-AMI V QIY M CM I OCT ; ek, to control the kind of shoitfn- UI"L 1 ,A LUO I jn ud ilV bakers in their tuoducts. IM QAM niCnn CIMIlMf

1 r 1-- - - - r Any animal fats are permissible, the only provision being that they must t . . . ' i"-'i ...... i. .... ...u.,v used in the most economical ; manner. 1 he rood ad ministration insists that the need for the com veratinn of these fats still etist For the present there is no change j 111 tin amount or required snbstirates. Indications are that thei e will be no -hange, and that the. ratio of three pound of wheat flour to j of three pound of wheat flour to lone pound of substitutes will be conlone pound or su naitutes win re con1 tinned ir.detinitely in tlie nianufacIture of victory bread. Tlie county food administration further announces that no dealer jwill be permitted to take a specula -) live increase in the sale value of buMer which he may now have on hani. 41 CARPENTERS AND 50 LABORERS SIGN UP FOR WORK IN NAVY Forty-one carpenter? and 21 laborers had iizned-up with Wilson S'nyder. local federal employment agent for work 'it the Newport News. Va., navy yards at a 'ate hour I Wednesday afternoon. Me. Snyder I stated that he expected to grt the t full quota of 50 carpenters and D"0 j laborers before the time for entraini ment of the men Thursday morning I for Indianapolis from which point they will be furnished transportation to th- Virigina yards. ARREST TWO HUSBANDS FOR DESERTING WIVES Two person charged with w ife desertion, and one charged w ith failure to support his children provided the domestic relation troubles in city court Wednesday morning to be ironed out by Judge Gilmer. Wife desertion charges against John F. Kinch, SPt S. Main st.. and Charles Nelson. S. Michigan st.. were continued for hearings, Kinch case to Monday and the Nelson case to next Wednesday. The defendant in the latter care maintains that he obtained a divorce from hi; wife sixweeks ago. and for that reason could not bo a wife deserter .11 tlie legal sene of the term. Tne charge was filed against him a yeai ago. his attorney explained, and is still pending. Clarence Chaus. colored, of Gary is charged with failing to support his two children. "havis obtained a divorce from his wife, Lorina Chav:s. a white woman, at Crown Point nearly two years ago. and at the time the divorce was granted. Chavis is said to h.ve agreed to pay $2G a month for the support of his two children. It is still expensive for itinerant travelers to be found on railroad rights of way in South Rend. Peter McClusky. on hi way from the east to Chicago walked through the Grand Trunk yard Monday night and wa arrested by a railroad detective. He was fined $') ami cost by Judge Gilmer in city court Wedt.es.iav mnrnii'i:. Advertisers make profits from volume not prices.

WHEAT REGULATION FOR FARMERS RELAXED UNTIL OCTOBER FIRST

When a fanner brings to the mill he.it grown by himeif t he miller i may deliver to rum, on a toll or per(rentage i-asif, .1 sufficient amojnt of lishment, according to announce, today at the office of Count v Food Administrator C. This i but a A. Carlisle, temporary regulasign a precautionary certificate and (that the miller has reasonable cause to believe the truth thereof. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Snm Reoord9 of IndUss TtttU cad Txmui Co. J. C. Marble to Fred W. Keller, lot northwest addition. $1. Walter M. Weld and wife to Iyslie C. Whitcom'o and PYed W. Keller, lot Whitconib Keller's- projiosed fourth addition. $1. F'rank Rajer and wife to Wla,dslaw (jomkowski and wife, lot SSO, (third 'plat, Summit place addition, ! South Bend Development Co. to Leona S. Teel. lot M. Harter heights :nd AddXV. r. Carmel Rurnside to George H. Hastings, lot 2. Hastings' 1st. addition. Jl. W. D. I':alph Ar hart and wife to Teter lClerk lot ." Raines 1st. Add. $400. - C. D. Sarah L. Mhck to Simon band to Warren Srhroeder lot 1 bit ". Battens Sub Q. C. D. Geo. J l.l'OO. D. Eivengood and I 1 IU I M . VJ "V I U I ' ' I I I I A I A j luternntional New S.-rrire irwinvnT.iv July 24. Onlv six men were lost on the C. S. S. San Diego, according to practically complete information recehed by the naw department, Sec'v Daniels an- ! pounced this afternoon One other : member of the crew has not been heard from but there i reason to j believe he is, safe, the secretary said. The men lost were: I Engineman. Clyde C. Rlaine. Lo'mlta. ralif.; Fireman Thomas K. j iaVis. South .Mansbeld. La.: St-anian 1 tui t. Harris Cincinnati: Mchinist's Mate Andrew Mitnson. Si. Paul, Minn.; Engineman James I". Rosset, Blue Lake, Calif; Machinist . Mate Fraziei O. Thomas, Chaihstown. W. V. ALL BUT EIGHT OF 59 MISSING FROM CRUISER ARE ACCOUNTED FOR WASHINGTON. July 2 4. All but eight of the 5J men reported missj ftfter the sinking of the armored cruiser San Dieo off Fire island. N. V.. last Friday, have been accounted for, said an announcement Tuesday night by the navy department. Further reports are expected to reduce this number and -Officials hope that the only caeualties will lte tho three men killed by the explosion. The men s-f.ill unaccounted for are: Clyde Bain. Lomieka. Ca!. George XV. Farin. Akron. Ia. T.eon Goodnotv, Fairport. N. V. Wi'frid .arson. Mammoth, Utah. Henry N. Law, ö Wood crest a v.. White Plains. N. V. Andrew Munson, 1 4 S Maria av.. St. Paul. Minn. Silas Wattcr. Gainesville. Ga. James E. Compton. So n Jose. Cal. TEMPORARY SECRETARY OF WAR APPOINTED WASHINGTON. July 2 4 Thomas Nelson Perkins, a Boston lawyer. Tuesday was appointed an assistant to the secretary of war for purchase and supply to act during the absence in Europe of Edward E. Stettiniu?. second assistant secretary of war. ni:oii: dinim: room The Young Women' Christian Association dmmg room opens today. Wednesday, after belnsr closed for some time on account of the redccorat:ng of the d.nir.g room, kitchen and bakery. SOl'TH REND IIEVIEU. NO. 1. L. O. T. M. Picnic supper at hall at 7 o'clock Friday evening. Regular meeting will follow. The charter will be draped in memory of Mrs. Vina Gilman. Adv. "54 43-23 Nery -Tinie Spe- ial rvi. i'HAKLOTTF Mis Fannie Ot en tuet litham, who i- to be the To v dean yf women of Olivet col-!e.-b.i- a son. Liir.gston Latham, a member Fnited Stat marines, who is imported amnnu th missing in action a a re-'ili o:' the recent Hun drive on the western !ront.

LOCAL BOYS GET LEAVES BEFORE

n South Benders in 159th Field Artillery Soon to Go to France. News-Tio;8 Spe"iil Srricf: FIELD ART1LLKRV FIRING CENTER. Wet Point, Ky.. July 24. The rumor that the field ctrtillery brigade firing center planned for this ranee may be 1 emov ed else w here is entirely unfounded. The war department i going ahead with it plans for the erection of the 015 cantonment for six or eight brigades of artillery to be built near Stithton. some nine or 1" mile from here. It is believed that the dispatches were intended to act as a lever in bringing pressure to bear on recalcitrant landowners, who were holding out for too big a sum. Now that the time for the departure of the 153th field artillery brigade is belieed near, the commanding officer are being more liberal with furloughs. The following hae been on pass to South Bend in the wee: Sergt. Victor Rozewu z. Cpl. Floyd G. Murphy. Cpl. Howard Fllery. Chief Mechanic John V. Rupp. Pvt. Alex Rybicki. pvt. John Nowicki, M. C. Livengood. the trench mortar battery's medical man. Pvt. Karl C Rlough has been promoted to Cpl. by Capt. Jssp E. Crim. commander of the trench mortar battery. First Sergt. Spanpenberg has a mighty rine looking girl up in South Bend, according to his intimate friends who have seen her photograph. The sergeant's home is in New York, hut lie plans spending his coming furlough in South Rend. The sergeant is not married, of course yet. Speaking of marriages, one of the recruits in the trench mortar hattery. Clarence Osburn of Sheii.arn. Ind.. ar.d Miss Goldie Pierson were married Saturday. 1 N. Y. DEMOCRATS ÄD0PT PLATFORM Adhernts of Hearst For Governor Say Chances Improve Hourly. SARATOGA SPRINGS, X. Y.. July -V,. The unofficial democratic tat4 convention adopted its platform of partiy principles Tuesday night and listened to a patriotic address by Rep. George R. Lonn of Schenectady, an aspirant for gubernatorial honors, but postponed until Wednesday any formal action regarding iu candidates for fcuernor and other state ofheers. Surface indication. showed an apparent increase of strength for the gubernatorial boom of Alfred E. niith. president of the New York board of aldermen. Hearst -Men ActiAr. Adherents of William Rai dolph Hearst were active and claimed that the publisher's chances of success in the primaries were increasing hourly. Tiny did not. however, predict that Mr. Hearst would be the convention choice. On the other hand, opponents of the Hearst movement circulated handbills under the caption, "The Resolution That Bars Hearst. " and containing the text of a resolution unanimously adopted at tlie convention's initial session. Endorbement of the war policies -of Pres't Wilson, an arraignment of the republican management of state affairs under the administration of Gov. Whitman, a demand that United slates senators from New Tork support the federal suffrage amendment, and a declaration of 1 principles as to state issues upon which the fall campaign will be waged, were dominant notes, cf the platform presented to the democratic state convention tonight by the resolutions tommittcc. The state issues enumerate.! included a short "home rule for municipalities" plank and a declaration for a state-wide referendum on the federal prohibition question. The convention at its opening- teasion Tuesday did little except organize, listen to a "keynote" speech by the temporary chairman, former Supreme Court Justice K. Augustus Kellogg of Glens Falls, and adopt a vigorous resolution pledging "wholehearted support ar.d confidence in Pre't Wilson's struggle to make the world safe for democracy, and repudiating every truckler with our country's enemies who strive to extenuate or excuse Germany's crimes and atrocities, and "who seeks or has sought to sow dissension among our allies or who now seeks to capitalize by election to public off.ee the litent treason, whose total annihilation is the most prcsng need of the hour." MUNITION WORKERS FAVOR PAY BY PIECE MANCHESTER. England. Ja y 2 4 Introduction of syttems i nder ! which m;initions n.ikers aie paid v pieiv wo; k has teen repur Mid" hietly for the abnorm. ii ptodu. -lion a- hi--.! i-y h .ndreds of munitions plan'- in this disinc:. Theie has be.n litfl- j-rio'is ti o.ible betefn t-ni p'i'i. ej s and tt'i'iMlit").

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" 1 1 I LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS I mm . J 1

MART DEVELOPS A STRONG T Qf; ' Advances Follow Show Steadiness at Opening on Wednesday Morning. NEW YORK. July 2 4. Stocks rallied sharply in the late trading tod.iv under the leadership of Fnited States Steel. During the day dullness prevailed but near the close considerable buying power developed on the favorable war news. i I ntei n.i t Inn 1 New .:T),.p ! T.W' VflPW Till,- Aff-r

( ....... . "iriaiawin locomotive shOÄ- of steadiness at the opening ; Baltimore & Ohio

today the stock market developed

j strong forte aid gain of around onelp;uttp & Superior ' point were made in nearly all the J Canadian Pac ific

active issues. L. S. Steel after opening at 1 0 4 3-4 moved up to 105 and Bald - win sold up to S l-: New Haven w as active, mov ing up to 4 1 --4 and Reading was -2 higher at S7. Ma - Tin Preferred was :'.-4 higher at 97 j-4 ana industrial Aiconoi snowed a i gain of 1 1-2 at 127 1-2. American ' Sumatra moved up one point to 1 3 4 ! 1-4. Tobacco Product wa 1 1-2 up! at 8. I The market continued strong for; a good part o the morning. Steel Common moved up to lo,r. M-l, one I firm selling 1000 shares causing aj break to 105 1-R. The rest of the, market followed Steel. American j Sumatra from 1H4 dropped to 1 1 n A T,. u , r 1 . ....... J 1

i -j i 11 im loi'.iico i i uum is itrauiril to 671-4. Pres.-d Steel wa inusyal-! NEW YORK. Julv 2i.ly strong, moving up 1 1-2 to and' , v. j. . ,, ,nan :al New Bulletin savF.

r. rauing nein nrrn semng up to . ! 1-4. CALLS FOR 624 MORE LIMITED SERVICE MEN

prevail -nt the moment that money point f.ji onsidei ation The mornInt'Taf ional New s Service: '1, . , , . . . . . , , , Wa s:h tvctm v T l- i P s- 'ontinue to lie firm and rest rtc - mg s prs- it-poit a conference '

Marshal Jen. Crowder todav issued , a Call for 21 limited sorrife in e n f a.o, ...j.i, ,u

tion board. Twentv-four of the mn, ,P'n,nn,le'1 a purchases: Amen,.,..i.,... , t ,i... ican '.'an. American Cotton Oil, Corn

I ort here Aug. 2. and "0 t K-lIcy t'eld. San Antonio. Tex., for wo: w , at various mechanical trades, The provocr marshal general ha.. also accepted the toluntarv enli'. - n-ents of 1.7.V: men for the engineer corps who aie skilled in trades. Those men will entrain July J'.4 for 'amp Forrest. Lytle. Ga. South Bend Markets i ! GRAIN AND FEED. , torrerte1 Daiir br .1. XV. Burrrll, Stmrt Mills, IJTdranllc Ar.) ! WHK.lT-rying $2.0 per bu I OATS Paying f5 ; oeliing s6r"i- pr ! hu ; BRAN Sellin?, fit per hundred. , MTRDLINOS S111ug. $2 per hunirci CHUl'l'ED FF:i:D Celling. 3 SO pr ! "wt. . 'HATCH Fi;i:D Seliing, 4.0 per i t HAY, STRAW M) KtEI). (Corrected Daily by the Wf.!e Mi!l-r I lour and l eed Co., 4.' . "Ii Idnn.) I! YVPiivintr 41 A nor l.n

HAV l'ajlng ?lg" to 14; selhng fl8j"ni. -s..,v . ..imp,.

STRAIV-.W to ISt elHnc .in,- a Kai OATS-Pa J dug 75.-; selling vi to . SHL'LL COHN- raring .1 .Vi ceding so KAU CORN Iylcg IU-0: frllin ! f 1.73. TIMUTHY SEE7 Paying U per bu ; ; selling. $4.75. ! ALF ALF A SLLD (Motif im grown. ' Hing. -IIa per hu. CLOY Kl! SKKD -Taring $11 bu.; eili iiig. l per bu. SOY II KAN'S Selling 11.75 bu COW FLA? Selling, 4.75 bu. Uli STOCK. .Corrected Daily by Major Bros.. S. Lo(rnn St. Miahawaka.) HEAVY 1 AT STEEItS Fair to good. Ssr: prune, ixtttoc. I ny'u -i-'-' o ins. U e . 1V ; 100 tip. 17. l'bi fcflEDs. c Corrected Iaiy! ty Marnfr flroa. ed tore, 114 II. Wayne fct-) TIMOTHV-l(i?4.a ju;d Lovi;n-iG'0?2u. v WHITE ' EO ' F. K- .C ALS IKE 14 f 1S.0O. ALFALl'A-fllÖJlL SWEET CLOVE R-S18QS1&. COW PEAS f.,0(g$ö.OO. SO Y IiLANS &',J((tl5M. BLUE G HASS i?4. FIELD PEA 3-4.00075. Mfl-LETT 3J$U5 GERMAN MILLET $a3.5A .1 APA.N ESE MI ELET l"a . MAM MOT II C LO V E R 9 1 ig 22. 1 POULT KV AN I MEATS. : Corrected Daily by Jlmrole'a Market, 123 E. Jrfleraon IfUd.) VEAL-Paying. 17c; Belling. lö&3oc. ' BEEK Koast. boiling. 20c; por- ! i-rriouiie. 0'yiXX;; Hirloln, 4550?. i HAM Paying. it'Vjc, sellmg. 3.V. ! LAUD Paying, .. selling. 32o. ! LIPPM.VNS. j UULXN HIDES 10c to L'. TALLOW-2!&3c. rough. WOOL 67c; calf 20330 TERRE HAUTE DOPE PEDDLERS UNDER BONDS ! I cf e-n.i t if.toi ! 'y Servi-o : i TERRK HAFTE. Ind. Tilv 24 , r; e of the s-i3ected peddler oft illegal druc ar held here today on aT.davits orn o:t by federal ofT, -c e r . Frank XV. Loc-.yoo-J. Frank Dail?v. Lewi Xeloü. Harrv Rodcers

and Mark Gordon, all tenderloin .jj u CTATT henchmen, pleaded iruilty heforelSMIIH HEAUS STATt

United State Comrnbyioner Clyde Itandell to charges of telling nar-j cotic drug in violation of federal Ian. Bonds were fixed at ?2.('on in each rn-e. Th- wete bound oer to the federal grand jury at India n a p I is. Trading with advertisers means more for less cash.

New York Stocks; Closing Prices

f c'erint ienal News Mi'-e; NEW YORK. July 4. Closing prices on th stok exchanse tola were : Ajax Rub"r 1 Alaska Gold . lA Allis Chalmer : 4 American Beet Sugar American Agricultural ?f'4 American Can 4 7 American Car fc Foundry ... 4'i American H. 6r L IS American Linseed 42 1 American Locomotive American Smelting TT American Steel Foundry ... 74 'American Sugar Reining ...1"?'? American Tel. fr -Tel ?S7 1 American Woolen ö?1 ! A merican Zinc 1 k j Anaconda 'Atchison i Atlantic Gulf Ä- W. I. 10: r- .. 5 4 a!petnjejiem sjfeel R if .50 7" Ö " '4 4: Central Leather .... ! Chesa peake Ohio . Chicago. Mil. & St. Pa ill Chile Copper li4 ; t.'hino Copper :14 j Consolidated Gas Corn Products ' 4 41 Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar Distilleries Securitie Erie Erie 1st Prfd. General Electric .. General Motors 15 '4 1 14 4 15 4t Gossip of The Fi"Ther' j is a sttotig tendency in speculative! i'haunel to gi mote and mote iwfiebt to the factor of money in 'making new commitments of 1111J porta nee. In these quarters tlie Idea

eci to investment operations. witn,wnni, lite insurance comjany

: "Cr;J 1 1 ' ' nH ea smess ' ' Tnese iue are unusually well ' Prod'irts and 'Antral leather. Good reason is had for the statement that tne issues nameu ate ravuiite oi a J wrfu sprulativ e circle which is j,n ' l"-"2"" o.sioe nmuud I tlon '"S '!' the companies con i i erned . "A dtaggmt: specialty trading marGrain, Cattle, I ( MIC t(.o i.ik 10CK. hy I. S. I'.ure.iw ..f .Marketi CIHi A; J uly -Jl IRm;S -Itimafpi . ript ia;"io: marWet blli;-: lu''. SI 's. o 't U JO : ti;. V. C; Uutcher tiegi. , heavy."" l TCcj 10.10 : pmLing: hg. ! L-w. 17.1."'i-lv40: nie.liuni mid uiived. .lis oo7 1 ; Ueht. 1 70'äH .-.": rlg. J17.2ä'd 1 ): rough. 17.2.Vdl7.70 1 l'I.F- FetiniMtcl rpelpt 1..Vn;! market Hteolv ; tf . utile oi . h'. -. , ?17 (' 1.."2; meilium :i n I .nitnon. 11 oik 17. eo; but'-her st,,. 'K. beif.-r. and cutter. . 4o7 7-: st'" ker nil I feeder. s-) hol' e. lO.äo'; !." (o ; nieI SIILKr Kstiniated re eit.ts. C.im. mfirket otejidy : slmrn laiu!p. c lmb-p mP'1 friire. t17.7ö'a lv 7." : iiiedtum unu goori. 1 flT.ou; 17 7ä- . hol. e. nrin e. Müinn fn : md1um aud g0'l .io .fnYf.A!' lilllAI) MVK sHH Ix. LA I IM FI Ahti. N. . July 2i 'A I Tbl; lJp' eipts-. '' lie. ol : -it.irk' t ?tealv: prini- sterx 1 7."'"c 17 : hufehe-- gr;de. i Oo 1 H 2ö " CALVIIS -Ib-eeipt S hend ; Tt.-t; U t efe;irh ; uU f hie. (k.7 1 SHi;i;P AM LAMI'. iCe-ripm pm head : market -!." hoi-e bunf-s. .17 ;17:): tili f f.iir. .12 ' l.7ä; e.jr lim:. ) tmvi ir, lu-ep. .s.", fea i:;.7.. II C,s - l:.. n.i;,-. fr'!; tnnrk-t native: Yorkers. S'jo '.' K. plgv 'V1'!'o '0j:.: mixed, sjit.oo' ' .10 . i.-.-t . Pi 7." jo(": rough. 17''cal7.v. stag. s1", )'( 1, .". INniANArOI-l ME MO(k. INrilANAPMM. Itel . .Lily l - Higher: best UTiV .l- Tl l-'M l!OC M'CIO: ri-1 Mi '7 1 s , . i : i.lk er fales .sc,1: 10 CA II 'LH lie. eipf 2.k"-; tr, .i 'ke eat tie ste-idv. calfes lo r ; bei'-e b1' steM M ."iovj 17 V ; Hebt m.-tv sll."."' j''l'..7ä; hoifers. zu tn ;,o : ...m j .Vi'it 1:; fK: i oj l ! -. oo7 H..V: .;i' I SFIFFI AM' f , ins - Rr e r : iinarket steioiy ; t.t.i.f he.-p UiVn 12.C: l:on!.s. .111 HO',) 17 . riTTSIll KGH I li; TO( K, I riTTSP.l 'UGH. Pa. ruh .I. - CAT -

TLE supply li-ht : market t:,dy : ' puf; K choi-e, .10..Vt'd 17 -f" : prime. .1 ;..'-; . .l.jjy 17 (: gr.o.i. t'a p; V ; tidy toit. Sept 1 4 .Vi'.i 1....V ; f;ir. ll-Oo', 1.", ZJi ; i otn- , I, x mon. S12.C"i7 V : 'muion" to g'd fat i .1 utv bulls, .ipi.oo'r? 'A oo; cmrnnn to go..-J fat Sept rofx , .s -jtjfn 12 : heifers. Ml oofj 1". : 1 P.lPs -fresh' roin and jiririgT-, S''i.0oi; no u ; .Ttjlr

eal ralve, li.O" i SHEEP AND LAMP.S- iirp!y. 1 f j h'l : m-irk.-t ce.j.ir : joitiie others fr.'..': g''d Illlxe-J, J J.i ; f!r ti.lSed. FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN CAMPAIGN SEPT. 29 Ictt-rr.itienal N S:ci; WASHINGTON. J'Jly 24 Th fourth Li.ert.'. Ian campaigi1 -wil". tart or. s;-t 2'., it a 'earned her hi afternoon. No nT:.-ial announce:ner.! haf yet been mid by the treasury department. TICKET IN NEW YORK CONVENTION HALL. SARATO- i GA SPRINGS. X V July 2 4 Aided V.. Smith. president , of th board of abler tr, en. New York c'ity bend" the democratic st;t tlket j i I egate the -.nofflcial confe? . etK th: nine approed Smith is tandard barr

Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

Goodrich 4 5 ' ;t. Nortbe. , Pr '"It No: the i n Or ;i lnp.Ktiri1 t"opp- . . Si I n t . N u k e " . . ; r ) . T".t. Paper " -: Kenrecotr jj Itckawanna S'.e! . '4 Ih:gh Vailfi " Marine Marine Pr . . 7 Mexican P $tMiami Coppe- . . . . 2' Mid vale Stee! . . 51 Nation..'. Enam. - Saj' . 51 Ne Yor k "er, : ? a I 7 1 -4 N. Y.. N". H k HsrTfo- 1 Pen n 1 v n i .44 Pittsburgh. oa' C prk.4d Ste! 1 'a - ?"i Ray i"onsol;d;t!d 2 .t t Rallw.C St! Tr:r: sO", Rradme 7 S Republic Iron v S'e . : Southern Pacif.c .64 Southern Railwsv . . . . . 2 '. tudebak r 4 5' Texa "o T 4 ? - To 'a reo Product . i ' Colon P.icinV : Fni'ed Cicar Store '-n C. S. 1 ml. Alcohol . 1 2 7 1 z C Rubber 'l '4 F. S Steel '. ' 5 4 Cta h ' "oppev S fv , esfjnghouse 4 2 Wiilv s v erland ....... 20 Iioerty f ?.. . ! 1 -

Pittsburgh. s4.2fi; second 4' 4 bird 4, ' Sale har . . i Mllll Mill) 1 the Markets l et sefüi likelv to . n 1 1 n NEW YORK. Julv 2,4. - R H VJ tel. son - "A want of demar lack of lr;li;i; poWfC. o A 'Oi 1 that i pief to state 1. after 1 all, only a tatement of a fact T! 'reason for it is the mot e import. 1 irfir l esentat i es ,ue pieadirg for contract i-etw.-eu government ra i loads a'id may b one of th reason 'J'loio Washington er.n.e. th statement that the way and mai. committee are ronsniei i n i.cre cr normal i "ii'Oiauon tax worn . percent to is per-er.t. Thi i n doubtedly another iason. See t reason for a iht.ge m tb .a-artr of the market. Would ouU r, .-loi i.s ifttr a sharp i-eaction." 1 J and Provisions ! M .: 'a P 7.S : .tills . , n : :n r. 7.."-: hriU .117"" H.GS K- -1 - 1 -i.. innrket nond-. ;.. tir Vo- pr:n heavT h'. .it 4nvi lt ?-: T.iiurt .1T T; i'2t: i.e.-ivy Vc-Wr. '. '"d : : light ;- 5 p. :tri jit oi i-'i IT ff r.oigh. l.'.V'i 17 . , 12 :' 17 2d IIK AM) l'KOlil ( I. III' '.i .In 21 - I'd 1 ITH R i e;pt ! r:o1 f .t- : i. Mtr, , FGGS - Ib-.inn. l'nj . i. 'v.rrtr t re ei pt . .'.4lf ', Ttiinarv fir d . .--. ...... 'iU.'LSL l:n. a. . ..'a- : falrie ""; ...: .oit.g tnir, ' I'l ' y' ' lnghorn- 1V '.., : : k '.-J. blF. I'm 1,11 T';-.' V"-; ,' ni. u i. s.r:ng.T ..i '...-; ' r -"( t. o -.T. . ,p t- it 22'. Pul ' IUI.- ' r " -' -'t 2 - - -- ' TOM HO i lf CtWl. ,' f'l.bl'M. -''ilf 21 I ' - T ' it VF. 'i-h . 1 ; ' t'I.oi KH ".':i 'K V t il: Pe. . .H7ä: Mar. 1- .b"k, ' A LSI KL- b", Oi" 1IM"IH1 i'.!t. .'.: ' i; i I"e- . ? I Ö7 r . li .4 ..; At:" , ( IIK A(,il t ll f.Rl. c'lf P ' H .1 i i v '.'i ,' C'MtN - .(. 2 y !!-. 1 71 N-. "; ! 'cw , .1 'V-'n 1.70; ". 4 t!!t, M .W 1 1 : - yell..-. 1 IT '-7 1 Vn 'veuoy 1 T.l'n 1. ihit". tl CS., , N H , -h, - tJ r, x . ' ,-.' fr,lM. 1 ' ' -(- : .., ' , ' n' s n n .i ( IIK .TtlN M rumMot. H!'A;t .Im'm 21 - iiir g 1.M--4 F..:, iv; Mign I.V.7. b.'i a L"1 To 1 "d ' .iii A':g Sota !. -T ul y 4's " ' 4 . 7m'-. 70 . ViS i 2 ". :a 21 2-S 10 ''s 4 . 7ä : 7. J. .Vi aio 21 7ä 2. f i . ' ' ' VI . :a t w ! st.t 4 s : '. 21 7 24 '; 5nt mom:v m r.( it NEW YKK. .Iu't 21- Call .V'C n the fb.ar f trie Ne- erk n a. Ki'!;aiiK t.-liiy rua-'J at pe- e;,t: ri. i per , r.fjt ; l.r.y. .".' t ;.r 'e".t 1 i .r. ;i on.-y n f. rr . Kstes were 'tit Tre market fr prime ',! -.:' p 'c - r. - e 1 1 y 'Opt sterling E v. i " re ' r;';r. i; P nn 'er' r. '" ' 'I T! 0 T f. dr.;iDl: 54 7-i f"- iT r'.'.. inl f 1 71 f.-r t-o-day b:'.!a. THOMSON AND McKINNON 201-202 J. M. S. Bldg. Mtmhr Naw lark Uk Kiraaifi. N Trk ('!( lutMH, ar Orliat tlm :i(bi, IfaU hUttk r.nkiaaga, ( liiuf fUr4 af Trla -d lad1a Bkri' Aaa rlAtian. Inr-t l'ri?M Wlraa tw Ail Markat. niovrji