South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 213, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 August 1918 — Page 4

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'Jill "llsDAY l.YF.MV.. .UT.lT I, Itm iMJfc. 5UU1H btINU INLW5-TlMt5 i FIND EMPLACEMENTS OF TWO LONG RANGE GERMAN NAVAL GUNS HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

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N SILL TO Voters Have Opportunity to Qualify For General Election in Fall. In or!'!' to stlmlVe r-i -1 or veder-, for th- nr. eP-.-t re-gn-t ration board at T i - "U I." '.Uli court hou mil 'iiii.ii ;r. : --:::. n Kiturdtys of e a.-h --k from v- a . . jr.. until p. in. n I"r!d c nights. Vet ween the hour? of 7 and ' o' !. T jT'ctl a l"n 1.1.1 ! l;.d- i! at ail of the Kinks lit Mi-htva.va aiid' The Ncw.-Tin-.e and Trilnne i:-i--t p.i per orT'.f r j. ; ..lturd.iy IV. .:;';:. Aus,. the i-tration hoanl ill ainin r;uh fjot-itive! to re:s!M t.tT-- at i Vail:rrton. Ind.. anti 'he follow in! i.turday nitfht. Auif. 1". otcr-- 'v it! le reirtetcd .t .N'ortll I.i'-'f-TtS ! tn of t li - hi i .all man !'! "f' ot't"S irK-tered rhu- far th t Vo.trd. tlu total now bf.nu' "Ut t.i a pos-(i!e M.0'; or !'. '.. tl.hoard hellevrr that. :t v. ill h- mi'v.try to Aiit the mm 11 toun- i.!' Tri oUlitv .'ill'! has iaade pio.it ion lor re;:.: ation acordit: ly. South llenil ii far !--!.w I'';;.--T t ir. cr its full trf-r.tli .m-i ti." '.otf : of thl city hive Im .ui w.iin-d time and a sain ny the l.o.uil to"io-S.-r, i;u; to d !.iy tiiei'- i --'i-t r- ti-ui. n!y two inoie raOnth iuuaii; in winch to tezlter. Tl v -ui.-f i ' ' an head.-puai tr los. ;i ''"for" th" fall eb-.tion an, I it v. ii! ' nnpOsi':de for the liOJld 'o T'-it.-! at nunther of nt''i. .iüi!!'.; th' last f"W d 1 of its -V-1..M 49 APPLICANTS FOR CITIZENSHIP UNDERGO EXAMINATION HERE J'oitj.-iune .tppii'-a :.t- . ' e amil:ed by W. A. '); .. ! d"ia! naturalization evamim r at th- po.-t-.rl'v'. Mr. 1hurn w. - li-i-- dai-na , Th" entile day Thills-lav ami will!. - .... ; . 1 . I i.:i.-o i 'ii'i.iy liiiii nin.; ai i m lu-.u. IJe H -x, mining tho-- b- b iv. y - eived tiiir f.rst paj.i- .m-l will uulf ! co a. test in P-ti e..u ' n t t !' befotr tliej an- ;i- - "i'l- 1 fuP. i l'li:o!" -itiaTih ipFALSE WEIGHT DEALERS WILL LOSE LICENSES SAYS FOOD OFFICER Pronteerlr s throu-th : !- -false weights -ind ruea- tic-; v. : 1 1 p-tnished !-y the imua -ir.t-- i . a tiot' of the li ens.- ,.ud r i h ,'al is aie now peimitteil t- -! I tie---, the food ad : i ; i : ; i -' i -i ' - i an i. on nee. 1 Thur-'iay niormm. It im f li-j eased, the',- w ill P." t n i ' i , - 1 1 - soui( of heir suip'. p. discoTitinue f lt tln -a ' r lactic allv amo-mt- '- :" :t of busire,--Munlcipal -'-aie: - ,, -m ;,-. tors if weight- . . ha e inti ucte.l t a. , k"a nunation of all -.i!.-u ! c--, .? !! to t port pi n. n f end r s di-rn'-' ed A !. i u-tei tvbn li r . : : b n i . . i . : ! . . r i - ; I . - -,)rt"J i d .- a j ; 1 1 . t n.tte iv i .. - 1 t M.I. 'A -, S v. .4 ' ll 186 BABIES BORN IN SOUTH BEND IN JULY tili ml-. '- . i '. . v ; : o , . I n ' v o t !; '' a ," :.'... ' d o ' f. ltd ! :..:.itr, 1 T. re) Ii." I'..:h'. ..-.!. i ' ; i 'I'i.'i tli- ; - ...I i u . . r a , UiO- r - no : h.ea: a" .: . i r .-t i ; . . . 1 i i . - nil. I , . - .1 enti: .i r ( ' t T - . " ; : . ' . . - ' i . Tr.;- ..: .l'.n . llU'I.U. - a - a ' - ' ' I ' i i in -' n f - o t i r . A - '. "d i : . g to ; '.!' ! - " a '..; - .1.: ;. pa--. ' -id :. - b.r a n ' ,i d of ;'. m p. i i -" t ! , ( ! : t-- -! c . r a o ; : ; b- -1.. . w - a r f ! . - 1 e - ' : . s : n - ! p : : ; s I ; "y. i,::.i' : o 1 . a .:;;:.'..' .! '", .i( adln ! --l't-d f' o.,. f ia- (o'.b.wir .y ; - " e : I d 1 a .:.... i : : ' :o -.J. th: e" . aiaidfi.ii f..u . siaid". t -: : p I mm . . : !' .:.- .' : !. not! tli" l C W ei ,. . I uf -t.: 'tir pb-nid f'"a r, ..(-- do-;- a : . , ' ' wl ..:p!.'l, t V o , if " y - M cewn - two O r NAVY , 4 - a - . . b: ... l . i i a I e I ENLISTS 189 MEN DURING JULY T, .;- 1..-T. b"fr T:.-:: - . f the C r a t I..tk- s ; tleti r.-.ir i;i-a.'o. : : - rc-i r -jit in- f.--t..e. t;; .!f--. in n fv.'i.cr l in the r..t tr.g the month f Ju! . Th ! a " r. who ; , i: T: . i U 4 ' ..'.: sta -local . total of I e'.'e d 11.1 r . io - . Amier.-o::. I'll P. P.. n ft. J.i;:iM Wal-'i. S Xotre 7am- a-..: AL rt W. ILh- s..7 i c !. lb-n 3 '.-72 Woo'lu ,tr. a' SOUTH BEND BROTHERS ARRIVE SAFE OVERSEAS c.i ,,n b::.eM A'.' and b'iT !' . I'M a ' I w i-.i.' ; ''a'.-r t i 'an I ' f M 'l !:

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DEATHS REV. LAFAYETTE L. STEELE. Rev. Lafayette L. Steele, 40 years old, youngest son of Mrs. Mary

Steele of North Liberty, Ind., died at his home in North Liberty Thursday morning following almost a year's illness with cancer. He is survived by his wife, Una Steele, and by three children, Grant Paul and Helen, all of north Liberty. His mother, Mrs. Mary Steele, and a sister, Miss Elsie Steele, also live there, while a second sister, Mrs. Ethel Snyder, lives on a neighboring farm. A brother, Brenton Steele, is now in Pullman, Wash. Mr. Steele was born in Lincoln township Feb. 15, 1878, and has lived in North Liberty practically all his life. Up to the time of his death, Mr. Steele acted as presiding elder in the Pine Creek district of the Brethren church. He was ordained into the ministry in 1902. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. MARJORIE LEPORE LISTER. .Marjorie Lepore Lister, 19-year-old daughter of John R. Lister of Gulf Port, Miss., died at 6 o'clock Thursday morning following an illness of two years with typhoid and complications. She is survived by her father, John R. Lister. Miss Lister was born in Buchanan, Mich., on April 26, 1899, and came to this city from Gulf Port about a year and a half ago. The funeral will be helf in Buchanan at 11 o'clock on Saturday. JASPER BOYD. Jasper Boyd, 44 years old, 726 W. Napier st., died at his home at 4 o'clock Thursday following a short illness. He is survived by five sisters, Miss Elwyn Boyd of Chicago, Miss Marie Boyd, of Kalamazoo, and by Mrs. Aaron Avlor, Mrs. William Ebony and Mrs. William Hays, all of Chicago. Two brothers, Clyde and Robert Boyd, live in South Bend, and a third, Arthur, lives in Kalamazoo, Mich. Alfred Boyd, a fourth brother, is in Springfield, Mass. Mr. Boyd was born in Cass county in 1874, and came years ago. to this Funeral services will be held in Cassopolis. sT.WW.AI's MI.i; Ah.KI. S: , ui-l;.u- Si r. -l.ki. year.-- o!fl. .'.:' :-. ('b.-tnut st.. died at his home Wenn -day iiiteii.oon at :p.'.0 'clocl; .-I' o!.s,i;. ation. He is survived by Iii- wit-'. M.u.. and two sn.all chil.h . ::. The i-.e.-ial will be held Satuiday in-).- aiii. ;-t s : :: 1 1 i,', Kr k at St. Hedwig'".eh uch. Re v. Anthony Zu bnw"i. . '. S. otlici iting. Rurial u . l, in Sr. Joeph"s onifiery. FUNERALS 1 Ml Plli: WAKTIIA. l un- ral v. i U f.s for Stepben I Wan ha. who Red at his residence. . .-. s.-.tt uion. w ill '. V dllestiaV after- ' he S.itnialaV morn- ! u.g at .'. loch at St. Mary's j - l; :r n. the l: v. j. AI. Sch rer ofiat :n. Ruria ! will in - i : o". ' . a n et ' i y. L Odar I J CHANGES MADE IN ni a vnn r ni n rnm n o

rLMiriLl-U UlnCu lUnOi sms now stanu nit in tue uty in , uf thf oomn,Koilr. at 0-clorl: !x,''!fify l,aU: . , . , , 'Thuiday afternoon continued the le." ! Hi- -igi.ation ,.f -,.....1' I In- junioi- tude.aker '" -boh.-i,,,, o--:o ..vm,.i- t .

...a round -hrectois the municipal j v -' telorj ' el tue J'elie janeciti.'.ioo , on. .iiitt-e has made the i icrs in indor ball, later in the day ;

How in - appointment-: W .alt er K. ! Müiei. a stud' , ill s a i e i i I oys" dir-'t-r at Xotre . I i'aaie.i i . r -um-bun -.

- the sfdebikei ' S'jl team w.uk o "Pinky ,n. . uaiKMKfi j.. . ... . f. , , , . ,., li I'm -,;- ' him w -11 1 Kneberg. and Ward Reed, p.ayed elf ''U1 nam w.u. . .

i '. .1 k i a u L a' e s'-f; f-'l' .:.:-.!.-. l ; i : t . .:?-'. X. V nn-iuns ouise m ' i-iirui' at l'litt ' u,-'ne. liatts-i ....

ll,-- !' - tguat.ot. : .Mis l.'Oi-tl;ea 1 ;,hn g.Cs dha-tor at the mejKIWANIS CLUB HEARS

l-.v...-..- ;,.iM. .-, .-i c.-vv in. -f this '.'. - e in . Alivs Kahn is re- ! : o i . . ' p- -. in inir a f spevia: Iii l",-rt. 1, .t l' ' n . . ! m, ,m i i'i. 'ii .ii iiivisu iiii' vi ' It. i- 1. v !! CI!...: I.vi .iret.l.Mi .Mihla. n. ii -.,.' i -,,.r.. nun. -.::, . '.- .. ,l'!' .o:nt .1 to -n, - r. 1 ii-" ' who dit a ' ts i roi' i -i c -1 1 at Uoarll CAMP EBERHART MEN TO STAGE MINSTREL SHOW A r i I,, in - la in-tie'. sh.:w . i,-. o-Ii-. rai features of startling id ' p'- nt d at rhatt Sit.irviav evening, ibr the uperv:san of J. A ;g -'. ( Vhh-.eye". the atiileti- and -Allium:-..; dicter. A largr nadi- . :n e tn-m :. c .tlagtv- and sur- : oumlivg r ii -.h. js anticipated, and 'in- camp rs at tin- san- tinio c.t'iid .a; in datum to relatives and p;i ",ib ;n South Pen!. Ac -rii!-.c to Henry J. Martin, ir'-nejal secretary of th.e Y. Al. C. A.. ho ha-- just returned from the! amp. several South Rend bys are . . ! i o i a a e oi eiu o;r i . i : .111.'' ill i i; e V'e ! - ( I o . nanc. Amonr those he mentionwere: R. A. Overhoister. the i camp dire, tor: "Leu" Waters, can.;. .1 T-..'t. nil..." IT. ! . a ; i . i a; n iin i, ixio liniii'--n. anl Hearn J. Hom r. the camp j i ;r.. u'.t : ra I in-truet?'. M AL R I Wil l, I ILi:i. :.!e-l for -l'.ate in the 1 t 1: ; to ;ji Th a: -ua J - :. : : .a l ': -.-naitv . , : d i ... it v worth i i.: t p.- ppli at ill 1 bn.' '-!! it:--;'. Th-.-aiU-d at :.- :."-.n- is hstfor I-tteis of LemdiCiAl ieS

f - b -s Ne-ugart. '.iroüi; !! d! Ya:;p'rt. M i : Xe-;-ami S'. Mai-rtn'. Ren:-. n i'atbi - f : . t':.

MR. rjNGER WANTS DIVORCE, NOTHING TO EAT AT HIS HOUSE

IWhu Mr would not rook hs nicalM In th- mornlnc and often in! the evening and .-v.,ial times did ' , ... Ä,.....i, i .,. iw.,,. ! o: Sunday. ac ordlnp to Ins oni-..r,.,..-.iion- ... i,,c nialnt. Joseph (Hod, w hor naioe in IJnllh ould he Joseph IIuni;fr. tiled Milt for an ah-olute diioto.-' from Mr?. Trance (lod in th St. j Joseph Miperlor rourt Thursday ; riiornliur. Th"y wer- mat ricd Oct.' L'V. 111 . and separated July IT. I. IIun?'e rhtims that his wife has r.ld uit l"'r 1 i or o.i tvo difi'errnt o' . asions anil has hiia,J'ed him in other was FOOD RULE OSJECTORS WILL BE REPORTED TO

COUNCIL OF DEFENSE j Ijastur" ,lf ar l, r home at rom- ' w-Il when a man in a hih-powere 1 t:e-ta.uin.ul and hot I trot:-; automobile passed. A f.&t tire caused " ho c-ontinut! to protest against the him to stop. Tho Kirl i Ul to hae simar iTuiatior..s v. ill have the!rlen carried to the woodshed of names reported to the county oun-'lu Turkey, ('reek school houso. just

i il of defon.'o for investigation, and ill be openly rebuked for n lack of patriotism whenever tlie facts warrant. j Afair, quests In ,-t. Joseph i-ojiiti nave sent m protests. 'Allien nae usually been predicated upon the a-ertioii that a different situation prevails elsewhere. The food administration is determined to inestimate the loyalty of thoe "couMdentlou.s ol'Jectors" ;md lias re- ! niifsti'iJ hotel and restaurant ilertitles t report the names of all who refuse on lonfotm with the ausjai

restrictlons. saw gave chase. No community, the adminhtra- The machine was traced on as far tion dcclaies, -will be permitted to Jas Klkhart. and there the driver waste or o er-indulSe in the limited ' succeeded in eludinjf Iiis pursuers. jUtntlty of KUar available at the, Police Notified.

expanse of one that urul"rstand

and appreciates its duty, und saves - ies were notiried. The man who asas the food administration reiucstr t saulted the irl is said to have been

;il(j18MEN LEAVE FOR

PPi: A TRAIN NR 1:i(thtcei ,uen k.u this f.itv Thiirs - ,ay a:tei no,jn at :; o'clock tor Yal - , j.araiso. where they will undergo (two months' trainimr to fit them for1 - ,i .1,.;,... t-.wi., s-'.x'i HirtlldllUMI Olilir-- III I. IH.H- 'illll . . . . . . . . . service. The men who . voiunteei f d f) m the thr , - I divisions of the tity anl Unty se I ral weeks ato. Tin. men Il"in li s;on Xo 1 are: J. I. C IieMan. William Uor.in. John Wauell. I. W. Johis.m. William Dor.-ih and Louis Ruvelsoii. . x-.. .i,.n. c u .nw., IJU-II 11 ,,J. I lill I 1 Ililll-ll. . .. , . . L Harles nancy. cnaru s i;. u.u - wood. I'loyd L. T.oehr. Harold R. (Jlllis and Charles J. irontow ski. Joseph Aranowski was selected as an alternate. R.-.iid No. :.: Ilcibeit J. .Ionian, Mb S. Alcssick. Oliver Wliavton. ISjtiiUel Chamberlain ami Carl, Wei.-s. all of Mishuwaka. STUDEBAKER SCHOOL TEAMS VICTORIOUS S;idbj.ker sc liool scoleo! tWO more victories Wednesday. the junior giri' olley b.iil when tea m i'i'i.uu ine ivaiej scuooi icani on cae Washington playground. Two games T - 1 Al. T .1... .1.,1 4. .. ... .1.. wer epl-yed. the t.rst score beta 1 to and the last. -M to :n, jjtvins i them th- "i tor The Stüde bakei . . . "... . a. A. ta - ou Pulebaker held A h-me run ii,, i WllV.ltl- 1 InMtfDl.-ni.iif.l 1 1 1 - - - j'T.ist and tenth iruiing'. coupled with. tha T I c -in, TMr "11,10 Ti, T'ii , ' - -.'-;" tt:debaker .-" vs. with a -cur- t it r- r a nr-nr p-n r-ll-r -r-i ir DDHQC DtPHtCCWTÄT UP:1 1 KLOO 1 1 l I iiuguiinuiu TIia n a ' .MM ft' ..t t.t 1 i 1 1 v ananuiui j l i. i. .-' 11.4 iw ii.tlilliwiiii! iiniifirt'llilt ,. an.l t !. effort' of the business men in Dixie Mn ... t -.vv.iv fr.im ottoTi t in mi c . . i ron of then- -e-. tnm of the .-ounti . h-'. tl.-v have ceiled and what it will mean to tlie nation as a v hole, was di.- " d j , j tarter id' ('hicago. rc present Ati e of; I thf Southern Newspapers" assocla-i i v ,.f I. on betoie tin? Iiwani club 0! tn;s . ity Thurs.lay noon. L M. Hammerschmiut presided. ..t the nu'etin-j- iir.d announced that the iu t luncheon. Thursd: . A tig. 7. wi1! be heid at th 'erin"i '!uthi u g Co.'s store. S. .Michigan st. CITY ELECTRICIAN FALLS OUT OF TREE THURSDAY Cit- Electrician . I- Austin. Jl'j k.i ev do .-.II mit f .0 r 1 S. i-ushi'nr st. Thursday morning and w a- --verelv injured, although no bom- were broken. Air. Aurr-tin was trim .nir.g trees In the rtar of 4? S Cu.-hing st when . . . . ... . . .. . f ft f. ,e a t ;y W h H'li II e W U5 fl e IU IO 1 11 C tree cam.- unclasped. He fell a ih tar.ee of i: feet to the ground. Th" police ambulance was called . . . .. ir, Air VU'tin Wak taken O hlS home. Aiunvi s ovm:si:.v bvi'j Iiugeit. 7::4 X. "...-h-;ai i'-irlvi'J wird from L-r -on. Titnotliv Raul Ilace-r:-.'. ' M r - i r. k s : e'. d'-i -t iling th.it In I 't r. tu ha; ifeP an i'. e l '.n URIYIs t i.i;i:a-. Mrs. T'ot a Tlagertv. 7 2 4 N. I'u-h-!

ii tt st., has received word from her! eble-t Timoth;- Pan! IL.Certv . tatin? thai he in safel arrived m f": ir -

II I AMCC I miftUMAM

IS ARRESTED ON assault charge ( LXTIXr UU ITiOM i'AGi: uNll.) of Loughman's arrot. the p,,Ree. hero notified the sheriff at ! nnrsaw. and that official left im- ; mediately fr Reoria to take chare:! ; of the prisoner. He will be taken ! directly to Warsaw, the county sr;u

of the county in which th" crimojJuiy. IM... cNcept that prial v. it 1 1 which he is t hartied was com- j niountins; wa- here hii h suv.j. lilted. : i; ; ld-lier nntrle for tli" '"r- and Younir I...tjuhniau Tkell known ! "neiiuently a kmcer rump. In South IUnd. He is the Km of i At rirocy-Armentieres sun h..l P. J. Lou'hman. ! i",f,n removed ly the rCTinaus. 1 eIt is SHid that unsji;cesfnl at- ' f"re th" allie eame up, hut tlie

i tempts have been made to 'etth with the parents of the gv. O'imr ronuiilttHl .Tun '2t. Tlie .'iHSiuIt of the tebruilor irl took da e on the morriinp of Juno ;'2i. The zirl was tlrlvinc a cow to across the Kosciusko county line where the assault was committed.

The screams from the srirl attract- j ,;t.. Kian, ls j. Kt-rnan as corned tlie attention of a man in a near- ,.. , niiiip .if' lie t-inlilv ?- e ' r i .

1V Hold He ran to the wootlb,1 nan. iic laa iu me woouFiiiii, but as he approached, the man witli the ffirl ran to his machine, ftarted it. and succeeded in RCttincr away before the pirl's rescuer could reach him. The neighborhood was immediately aroused. The ilieritT at Yarsaw. the county sent of Kosciusko was notified, and a po. of farmers iand citizens from Lionier and YYarTlie police of tlie surroundintr cit-j ' recognized as "Jimmy" I,ouhman of South P.end. The police of this -city were notified of this fact u tVw I hoars after the I committed, and it was siven out at ;rw,!tc dquarters that a thorough I smirch for Louhman was bcinff made. ounmans presence in South i LoUfthman's presence nd on the ni'ht of Rend on the niirht of the div th I

left tdaylasaUlt was committed was reported iree draft !at t,)e tiinc- h"t n arrest was made

1 i ri.!ililt :hy the police. Wluther he ws lr., ' r.w.i- tu..., ..s-i. i . ----...v..- ! ,4,a" "" loat i nui Known. 1 unou i.uti up move io an but it is known that he d.ov. to m j Adtll'"s' ,H',r the down town Rptriet arly in the eveninsr of the day the .assault took place at Cromwell, and! on the ame vniin? h 1 lo.t v .,1 ; fri.na ii,., ,.n,. i i I ( " ,-"Tr '"u,"r' aou iom ner , to tcl1 anyone that ' Jimmy" RouRhman w as in town. Tt remained for draft hoard Xo. 1 1" STJPldy information that eventually led to Loushman's nnet at eoria T'nursday mornlncr. SURCHARGE PETITION IS AGAIN POSTPONED. HEARING AUGUST 14 After more than an hour sper.t by the attorneys repret-entinp the affected interests to make up the issue jr. the petition of the Indiana & Michigan Llectric Co. to the public servie commission for nnrmisinn to mako SUIC.harpi of frCm fo.u". mills t 0r,--half cent for its elec- . LI lv mieni. j.. i. Lewis, cmnrrnn ... .... A T a a Tlie otitinuanc was granted in -

order that t!u- electric company maylf,jr ,hr legidr.:' m-nth:

-amplify its petition by including a! statprni.t of itw wri:lnr. r... tu.. . .,' . I . . . during this war up to June CO. and , . , , , ; also m oialer that others i nterr-Kt e, l ' " .-v., in the healing who for some reason A, " -.-. a ,or other weie not notified of the 'hearing that was t have been hebl Thursday. Chairman Lewis i granting the . f J 11, ,,r..., .l-n,.! 1... 1.,. ii oiuinuance leciarea that the small consumer need hae no worrv ovei an inciease in rates to him. s;i 111 i ii il 1 11 e c '1 n-i n :i Tr. , . , , , . 1 eVell t,,0fo,r JCh an im"a w " ' The r itip uf' Soi'H Tt, n.l Mid,, " " . ! v-v aua aiaj i..ii..tii w ci t- renre-t u.ic-ii at t,he bearii.tr. whirh began at 11 i-.-. rx 4 1 1 u i .1 1 1 IO I II 1 1 i III III"' o'clock Thursday .-.-Ii. ii . i i.i 1. 1 . i ai iii- .ii aaii. ...,. i: .i.-i.t.i.. .... ... . . . . i MASONS START MOVE TO AID SOLDIERS WHO ARE DISABLED IN WAR

.woman rt!u''.rncv attent. wu.j ne m Ir,t.-:-i. ;t:-' .1 -v.s s,.rj..... Nil es on Thursday and Friday and ( LLYLLANlv 0.. Aug. 1. c,r e- Saturday to demonstrate the u.es cf Ir.nd Alason lime started a mo e- i s-ig:ar substitutes pnd L-dp Xilea n.-ent. whiclt if approvr d by the war wot.-. en learn how to make the sugar rp part ment r. r.d higher Masonic ' ration reach. boOir-. throuho-jt the eountrv. Willi Atrs. Cnper Cirathwohl underwent

mean that ali the resource K Oi '.f t order will be u'cd to 6siit men who hac been disabbal on the battle b'eids of Europe. A war Uague for j : Masonic -erv:e has been tentatively 1 formed to lirect the work to help; m-n of all creeds and eoh.rs who are incapacitated in the fighting. The :--. ; . .1 , . . . a .. .... 13 J oi v u 1 1 i;o (TK which they can handle and to pro- . .. - n .1. . . . . ' . . . . . . . ; , :,i fit a i lulu oi le.tgut w ii : a Willi liA,'. th men f.nd v. ark wherever . . ......... 1 T-1. . . . . , '' - luvuicj. I Uf i-iiui l' Ol ilir league; wouni ce restricted to men with hotioralde iichai ve--. under the : I.iii foimuiated. nt. ni;vi:it ;i7r i:i i: aa. .. ...

An a''.'j...te dioiie wa- a:antel : "W"d. I to All. A! a r a nr. a Rev,-i troi.i ll'out.a: Ui-.i. W:ad;piw Itfer- P '.Judge Altt j -hi u Lin the m. Jo.epl'. superior co".:t -Rc.i Wedj.ead.t;. aftei-noun. The ;da::.tifT 1 v.i' allowed to reume triiblen !

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I with Tin: ami:i:i'an army i AT THi: .MAHNT. nipht . July -, -Rmplacments fT two Ion:: rai.v i-:';-:-,;;-hetn found bt-twtrn Ar-' nitcvi il Notre Da:. ! ! on the Alsnr-.Marne front. , The-e ,-,n. not .-inch "R-nhi' :jr,h aq 1";lul tr',oJ 1ari, .' ;lt i:" mrl, naval type suns which w -re : t'f -I tor 'n-'.I:ntr th" ARcciv nu.T "" July l. im, of it was tlie same kiml or J tint the Crrninnr. u.-e,l to I'umi'.ir.l l'unkirk, Lpert.ay ;.nd Rumc? in 'Mfs remained. The emplacements we:e fie teet "luare and c fret tlcep. They were constructed of steel and onciet: and the kup, earriaRes were mounted in turrets that could Le around. lurued

' as ( irf mc:v small in -, o!un;e at MAJ. GEN. HARBOARD NOWj;1' ; l""',,l'1RS "ft ,,,;!";" um:"':-c': HEADS SUPPLY SERVICE showinc but fractional change?. - ! Steel ('ommon opened I-S up at PARIS. Aut;. 1. Maj." Gen. .1. r.. -', tl,P ,etP V . ... . . . . I of the other steel -liares were prac-

! . . i t .i i . vrdim; to information Irom the ! vluoric.in front today ' WILLOW OP.ESK, Iin. Aliss 'c;a Eberl. art wa-: a z icst at the home of her sister. Mis. Wörter, f North Liberty over Sun-lay. Rittie Mary Rowers of Alishawaka U isitlnj; at the WillarJ home. Air. ami Mrs. John Revers vc-re utiests of John I'ulmer of CoalVuslt a Thurs-lay evening. Mr. and Alts. Jud Crain and family spent Sunday in Mithawaka. Air.-. A. .1. Laser was a sucst of her aunt, Mis Lmcrson, of Alishauaka on Friiay. Ali.-s Mary IkiRei- of i orth of Mi.-hawaka visited Alis. A. J. Laser on Saturday. John .urry of May wood, lib. wa;' a week end tuest at tin- Alois0 home. I Son ! o; the young; peple enjoyetl a picnic dinner on Sunday in j AicKnihts wools. ! . ' wo"'?" ' ' "s 511tin- , -.Ill ... 4 . a. 1. I on Wednesday ,l ternoon wun .Mrs. si even .Morse. ternoon witii Mrs. Steven Aloise. ... r.. . l. t.. -in . ana .mi s. -. i . .'icivniri oi ' ., . . "'v o- - mi. i-nci .Iis. i z. . .Mcivmu'iu on; Sunday. ri.. ."a. a . ... : n ...... i ne c ' a i in i .n n ' 1 1 a n ; ; i llf -l n Wednesday etening at :he Ken- . . , . nedy school house. j Air. and Airs. Charles RarJ and ! chihireii of Mishaw.ika were guests ! of Mr. and Alls. J. T. McKnight on Sumlay. .Mr. runt Mis. S. AIo.se. Air. 1 Alois-. Mrs. Penny and Ldgar and Harrv Penny were .an .; to dinner on Sunda of Alt. an-I Mrs. J. 11. Wommes. Mr. ami Alis. Sousley and hildren ami Mr. ami Airs. James Smith fnd chiblren of South P.eml and the J Alispe-. SouhU-v f Xortn I -i1 erty. Ind., and Rr.u sou.-Iey wee guets at, Sunday at the Wiiliam suppei- on Smith home. The httie .laughter ! -f Velbert! Snath broke her arm on SaturIay. Mr. and Mrs. V. I. hivelv and children, who n.oioied lore fron pulton. X. i .. on tbe.r way to .vctv (rleans. La., stopped here on a vis - it at the home of Air. ShP ely's in-thei'. Mrs. James Lbfrahtr. Th" Lädier Aid s-ooiet will meet on Tli irs-icv :i.f ternoon a the church l.i;iness I laeeting. NILBS. MICE. X1LLS. .Mich . Aug. 1. -.Mi-- Cloe Johnson. - eais old. 1 i d Weines-; day after a fe.w months' illne-s of j tuberculosis. She was a ciiuphter of J Air. ami Alts. Thomas Johnson and , . vrsiw. Ind. Th familv have lived iu Xiies for the r-ast nine years. Results her r:i'tlAi.ir'itc Unr TMi'

I,p'ents the decease! i survived by the

1 . . . . . . , . i f irfOlloWinif t-rOtntl.s HUCl SISiei.-. liai- ' old. Kenneth. Howard. Rtl.el and ' Alildreil. amt Mis. l-ari iiair. an u. ' .... .. , . . . u . r. .Mies . e.-"i.in-x hol ri i.ovi.- o Ruchanan and Alls. Fred l rankhu oi Ruchanan. Jhn Iloa,... a farmer In. ing near i Three iiaK. had both lesis 1 l-H'.'ll : when a team he was driving thio igi !a bald ran away ami he was thrown j from the machine upon w hen, he was ruling. Mis,-. Tue. er. Pctri n o.u.ty's an operation this morning at s seph hoapRal in South Rend. Kire Chief Yolkart will Pae to morrow for Constantiitft to spend his vacation. Mr. and .Mrs. Wilfred smith have j onclnded a .t with her mother, 'Mi-D. A. Hart, and left tor their Ihhha In ftrfi:. 1 .1 Altnn v.Afna ' , i motor route. I , 7 w- lldrt-l C 'if tl ft 4 ' " . .1 .-ii-. i'-i.'i ,.., n .... i ii-.-.i tvom a vi'it m Xew 1 ork euy. her, U mz . . . . A Vain,, in tha ii-al .-. i. - i .-. i iu.?.i.iuii i . 4 n n- - 4 1 i 1 a .1 -.1 j ana stationea inpre. I OM! Yl: THINf.. How .': j.il feet to La-y t bvw ä n v u teil sou o i don't fe i 1.1 ne 1 L ; v n AdvsTiHer5 rrrftke profits from volume not prices.

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OPENS SMALL Leading Issues Show Frac tional Changes Steel Common Moves Up. i:A' VdRi:. An. 1. Stocks were ra . tioi. tt y ;:; t he late tradimr todh'. most of th--i'j-essure irinp on Pnite! State Steel. Dulhuss pievai'c throushout the 5-essi..r.. Sentiment faorei p.: j-tdia-. u an l'ut ther reccssioi . 1 1 t I . .? I i 1 1 . I New Srr i M:Y YORK. Ait-. l.--Trad:n'-tically neclectcd. American Sumatra inocl i two points 0 1-1 lt;d lo-antt iTo- ! , ,,. ,, . , i ducts selhnp e-diulcnd ot 1 percent, way 1-1 higher at I Heading opene! l-J lower at S. and R and o showed a loss of T.-S Ot . 1 tvhiln W'il itli Prnffrrn.l , . . was oft the same amount at .J . -S st t. ' a . . . Marine Preferred dropped :,- to :i, u-S and .Mexican Petroleum yielded Ü-S to 101. htoc) maiket movements all through the forenoon wre irregular, a few specialties making advance-', while tlie general list was in supply at concessions. Wabash preferr-i A sold down to "7 r.-4-. while I; and O declined to 7:j 1-:'. Union Pi-ir.c leclined one point to ll'O 7-x and St. Paul was "-4 lower at p: Alarine Preferr.d dioi-i-r-j i to v.-i. Steel ilommon ceciined to 1 7 7-S ! and Raid win fell to s; I-s.

South Bend Marketsi

i Lorr! 1 P.tlj hy ,T. w . Biirretl. Vtrr , .Mill., llvdr.ullc A.) .:iui i "iritii vi ls rifl?" 1:1 - ' -"' w : ' i I K 'I S I'n rir tr T."V aulMncr wl''iY. r,r 1 ' " " ' - ' bn bka einncr ;.f per tniudred. ! .Xl?.1''?: I'pr...1Vi.n(lro'1' 1 pf. Pirt SCKATCH I IIPP Sellins:. 4.oj uer i ti k v k r m 1 tv a v n i r n .r . j .... . , I( nrrMl.il Il.llr l r lh a!- Millar lUur and I.1 ; . Mlrhlf an.) UM i aju iu i, leulllg 13 to ?1V. STRAW id to l: $llln(t 50? n r.l OATS I'a.Tiiiff 75.-; telling S.V.- to Isc. SHELL (JOHN Paying ctlicsr. EAR ORN l'ftfing $1.JM; lilnr. 11-75. TIMOTHY SKED-rajiug SI er bif.; it . f r , - i - . , . o , . . .... . r j i. n sr. ao r L'Ai ti crrri , irnt.r . ! ,plitl,? J15 p.r bu CHH LK NKLii iavir.fi; ill bu.; utll-,n.JJLV.Vx-?.u- ... COW ITAS Selling. f73 bu. i LIVE STOCK. ? (Corrected liaily bj Major Br.. Locan St.. II laha wL..) HEAVY TAT SI CEKS-f alr to gnod. , j $,,.; pria.e. 9S3lOc. ' H0G LiO'a l.',u lbs.. 10',; lZbZW) lis, lf4e ; 100 uf. 17c, feCI PS. ! llorrfctfd lUily I v Harner Rrvt. BUire, 1J4 It. "iVajne Hi.) TI.MO'J II Y 4J.(jS4.75 KPD CLOY LR icttJ-'. UHITR CIOVnit A ALS IK E4U V) "a Ug.o0. A Lf 'A L1A 111 'ftM I. tvWKtl CLOYt.R IIIIS. COW PEAS .". $3. 00. soy brans-$:j.:4.:..co. BLUE OKASVS II. Kit LP PKAS 44 K-8Vi 75. ML.LLYT -sa&X3 GR JIM AN AI I L LI IT- :g M SO J A 1 ' A N i:5 E M I L L Fl T f 2.M V. . MAMMOTH CLOVER-4l&&rj. POCLTRV AND MEATS. (Crraxtrd Daily by Jlnuole'i Marlat, a.. t""iuu a.iTu. iau ua. ..v. oiiii... i-im-.w..-. BLtP Roait. GCc; bolhnj. .:; por- ! teruouse. JilCOc: lirloln, diVV. UJ.V-l'aymg. "lung. iv. LiARD I'ayluf, 'a:, BePiLg-. Z2c. lairmixs. cillhl.N IIIPLS-iOe to lt TALLOYv' --2"''. "ouI. WOOI tlc; (alf "lTX'. I LANSDOWNE'S LETTER SEVERELY CONDEMNED L te.-riaL.,r;.i! Nea a Serrl. a : LONDON, Aug. L 'Th a 1 i

are r.ot cotr.g to leave th"ir work 17..: . i.i: t., fii-. vy. n; 70. .- half done to please the 1 ich and a ' '.h.-'-- .!.:.' 1 C-Vi; ! - b: 7".

few timid old rntlemen."' aid the Daily Alan today ;n common tin?: tip01 Lorl li nslo-.vre latest pa cibst u at: . Th.e laih Am;; condemned the a ral decbire--ner.il j enctny peace olfensiv may result from the activities of the pacifists. The newspaper vcertt -n to say that rumors are afloat to the. effect that : the new Lansdovric letter was nrel . public .simultaneously with the np j paranc? of IT, vol. Kuehlmann. - former German foreign secretary. on Rethn;ann-Holhveg. former German chancellor. In Hol- , i, j FRANCE TAKES CARE TO AVOID CHOLERA PLAGUE Ii.f". i.aii-'iMd N---TALIs. Aie. . f : !. -Plfi-aJuu:,-'.uaiiiV. a s- rejd of choleia into l'r.iin- .iC ti:e ITe-atn minister th '.nt- i ior w e -e nn-mii. e.l tod iy Iaof o.. i.-i n, iure '.or vi im- i ui. . .. .i. . i .. . r :n-tit ate. Quarantine regula T:unhave been established ami ri-oi .-as of war are examined care-

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: I: terintb: i,-i! N"i s r; t ! Xi:V VILK A.:?. : --ms p'-nes ,.n th. -to. k e,-i! ill:- '...:; ' ' : e . A H tpib-.o- ,, jl, ; A la k a Job! . i 4 All: 'hV.f.;ei . : t A in e j i i e y a ; i ., , American '.u a:..i !'. :;..: x .. ' A!::e;-h 4j: I i. t ' Ali1! ii I ii i;i ot ; ' ;..', ' Ari": b an .,. Hin- ; Aioeric-a u s: e 1 ! : : l ; ' s ' Ano-ra-an T"b an! '-' i A 1 1 :!'; in Wo, !e?, ;. s Ameri--i r. .ji: . . ; s , f Ami coin i . ., ; Atchi-oh . .". -Atlanta- ; ; , ; : ., ..i w . i . ' ii I 1 5a b v. n: ! , ,; . ; , a j N '' 1 1 j P i I ' i : a o i , ami ' h i o .". i 1 v 1 b b-1 1 ' i ; Stee n j r. , i ' ! 1 . 1 1 . 1 SU pei i'T . .' 1 ' - ' "a M i - i 1 i M Pa i ; 'b ' . ' 1 1 "U Sip.tk" all.' ha . iChicaKo ii ti, I Xo!".b W'e-:. i . I hi'a-'-. Alib and Sr. p, v t , , ' 'hiuo i 'op , r : : ( ' o 1 o : ;1 . i . i f " ' . . 1 i .', ' i'i'li'i :iin ias r :s: lll.i : ; 1 On so a:.itc ii Ja . , C mn P : o j 1 i " s i';:. j 'ruci'iV' s-e i (': hri 'a ne S'.ua i : '. i 1 eiaw.i i e an. I Huison j I tilb-; ;ev Se Unties

Krie 1 v f Pr f il . i (ien'i al Kb -t. ic ' . , , i'icnera! Motor-- ! (? . .Northern f r tr,, NK'L yi'vth("" . i '. l't Gossip of cormx ( OMuriov m:oiv Inten.atiotiaj s Ser r Xi:w Vollk'. Auer. 1. The g---einment cotton comlitiou ii-oit showing a lecline durimr the month of July of 12.2 poitit-. the rca.te - de line foi- a similar jieri '-l ai l t - 'id cau.-ed very heavy - n.-r.tl t erin?. wdiiidi together with au activ ade demaml cais-d upturns of :: o points on the cotton market to la . -NL '-'K. Aul;. 1. 1. II. !.;- tle.-o says: A lM,..d keeping c.t.y io co er in i t rtsed w g s dating I hack to the 'ir-t of January e nis.es .an apparent l-art showing in tin I iailroa.1 earn.m:s. This. ;with postjioijenieut of dr.itb ivN on ', V.b.tsh "A" and the jreio-tal di-it-ii's-faction with the Iei&y in settling on railroad contract, can -es so nie i eioventh-hijur liquidations. . -i - It is my ; W ithout jcnmtanee. and in m Grain, Cattle, I'l I TMU K(,l I.I t. IO( K. PI P I SIM ' J ill. Au. 1 ( A I 'I'LL Supply Htnt: Miuket i;(d : ,A' IT. : prttii-. jüp;.."'.! 17 'ö: g"l. $lo.f-i l't.ä: tidy t.e.t l.ers. fdr. IJ.oo'ii 1-1 "-: -aini..i!. 1-o (a : - .-.ia;ii'ii t- g-.-..; f.it i. biMimi'cr.'ai; -n;ni-.i. r. u I r.-it -.v, -. s ,Vr; pj m- alf. MI ew 1."..L f Ni.( n 1 P ("j ; . a - .) ea! ; r s ;in-i -i-rn;g-rs j j'.v' M7..o. MII.'J' AM I..V.l l." - s;j la.i l.e.-i'l : Hi urk !. dr : ;.riiill..Vi: ji-umI ii i L xe.l . ".P ,V: fflir n.iv.l .4t.MK7fi .: ul'- :in-1 emiie-a' ao'a 7-('': ihiuba. RP.. IPVhs - Receipt . lü b-'! - !' -: k ' n.a rke . :uk j.f. ; p:i:.i.- ),-;.; v Y..1yg UC7.": ni;i;mi. '" n ; '. : ii-nvv Yotk.-rs. .iiicr;?.':'": Iv;-: . 1 . "H ' ; 17.:.'. l. -"W li-ii'; ; ; L' ' . 11 if a Go in r. o( K. 1I P..V t . S. ItllTi'.IU -f MarW.- . ) CIIICAtPb Ami. 1 Hih;s i;tii.-..ite i i rr'-eipt?. J.:.o0' : ma: et id. if'mr : i -M.-ötJ lt .V; t '",. M'.'.'iO: 1 ut.-be;- z heavy. .l!.(''. Y.i ': j.ji- king ;...'- 1. :n i . ! .?lx i,j is.,'.'!: iii.-.liii :r. ;-iel ial'i! S1-M '.l-S.'.to; l!ff,t. ?V..'.t''u11 p'g-. sls.o-i : '1s7.: rnigliS. 17.do17. CA'rri.i: - i:Jtin;a:e.i " -.-.-ipr- :; ,'-. market -t"a-h . "'rraig: - h 1 1 L - -. good elndce, .17 ."' 1 s.7ö : :i--li'.::a :ni I 'airaoii. SP't .".-' 1 T".: b it-1 .-r t-- ':.. i l.ftfer. M.75'i7 H. i-..m.-. S'7 .V'.j 1 " : I eanners find ntt.rs. 7..'' : vf.K..nil'l 1'PiJiT, ''1 'ialf. .'I'"'il I..."-: I "aiiijon :ini iii-iniTit .-,.... i 'i'-: -1 1 ealv-h. g-n..l a d' -. .ii.".c.; 17 . SIJI-.Ll' Ltlnnt-1 i;.-. ti.arkt ste.-nly : li--i n bii..bs priir.e. ÄlT 'Jä'e 17.7ä : i.n-.li T.a -, nd Slä.o'(Tl7.l.'." : " y u lir.s. go-id. M ( Ml ; i'- -' ' 4 I5.,. ,..'it n. L'.i : r-v'ie;- .!tu;,h. c.m.iJ. VZ.(X',I 17.-V: e s. l..d-e. I'll...-. 5L; '.. 7.'ii P'. L'ä : f'-fder 1 7i:; r..fliuni nii'l i i I " ' ; i . I vl III II A la I I INK loK. LAST lill'I'Al.u. N V.. A,.-. 1 CATTLE- Re. 4i;,f. pa,: i.-.rna-r n flinl tefl.lv: .' iii e T.'.-i-s .'-17 '"''i 17 : hut--hr ifi:!", n'. i"V; I -...". ALL i:'-e;;,fa. , . , ; :i.;t; i V, : .11 to . li.d' -V aji-y I. 1 sULLI' ANIi lAMi:-I'!'c I"': II'",. l,. . 1 Ml -, i arl.a: a .. ,.'i:.v.iäi: t : V ' ', ,; .-' M ; if. j ! .17. ''? 17 t 1 g IMH ANAI III I l.l I. -llMK. TN lit N I" ir.l- Pi ! . ..z ' Jl"-.-K i r-t -.m -' -M !-- ;o ..".-. .. s. u' tr.;na ; g 17 la ; ;om'k .--f . il J i Pi CA1T LL - L'e 1 1 'fl. - 70" ; rra..- t ".if-t!--tii'i.g, . p a 'eik: ! '' M" itor. 1 4.fat-'f 17 s." : l-r'it - s ao'.'i pt.7a; , .i f .- r. '.7 1 I t ; r f-r. .t'l I "l',7 r a t a Pi a inn eAlMPT 7ITA bAmrMIÜlM MUM I Iii o I 4.1 I M IS BACKED BY GERMANY Ir.teri.ui .'.! New- Srv:e: ZURICH. Au?. 1. The agaii.-t Lmpre.-- .ta of re.ntlnue-. l'r:.C- tter? a r, . p a , i. . Austi i.L 1 e, iv 1 from A'ier.na toJ..- ' tin ;s ; m - ........ o ,. ... ...,,;,,..; - iiii-ii... li U'M 1 a'.gil G'-ra.at: origin i ! C I : i p. - - :- a : . a 2 o n : i ; , j man - onti -d f Au'.tl;!. An i ei'iort:.a - :. .r .. N'ienu.i atta- n.n. t pr ; of tiie en.pt e--. it wa- -aid. 9Z monv hv ni trrn Win v ( - . ........ .l. .. trchant tha ,i1v-rti'f.

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