South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 90, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 March 1919 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

THIRTY TEAMSTQ GAHVASS G ITY FQ R

Persons and Events in Day's News of the City

MMERCE BODY

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; the illness an' death of his fath- mem i er of th community ia rorj f-r. A. Frederick of that city. Mr. i dialiv in.uted to present at thi

A. I KI 1)1 :i:i K, Sil PAHK j slide-- on the chill w Ifare movehas t'-n called to Fanton. '., i r;vr.t will bo fhown. Every woman

Report Shows Growth of Navy Aviation Service

j Fred rir-k, .r.. died Sunday morning at 1 ov-loclc in his home in '.'an- ! after an i 1 ! n r-s of on week of

meeting.

hONI'ON. I'd-, 2 ;, (Corre-porM-prvc) Thirty-nine a'.tick- upon submarines we're ir i by the Amorcan naval air force in the war ami

Fonnel. both pilot? an- t-ilistcd mfn. necessity of complii-? tl negotiation-! with the Itoyal Air tore in the

matter of .upplior of all sort." and

LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS

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1(" of thera were cnn?: iei d in some 1 nec ssity cf ferrying ttalian ma-

Whirlwind Membership Drive irÄi

daughter.

ItOP.I.'KT WAIT OF (;!.M)ivlIrr successful. :-ay a summaryichir.es from Milan. Italy, to the

o v as ST years old and I Til.. Mb'h.. was the week-end ! 0f American nival aviation pre-

Reginning April 7 Outlined in Detail.

by five sons and two

Th Chamber of for,: i-"1: o r,.r. i

! iiiCh?on, ös a hoIl-"--r fro "Io-;t.-r day" of a w.K ago.

h.-t it:"f Mor.dav. i;.-i'-rr of

L-si.-f. of his aunt, Mrs. Frank i ,( lrMl al he.1d.4iia: tern b.ere. mine. iJ; X. A'.b-n st. Mr. Watt has i u-i,r n ih Tnitp,! Wnt. s f nternl tho

j i-r rf Turn-d fi t.m ,jcht months- a. navv ,)(Mei ff onlv HO otliSI.KC.r. UALTI.K U. S(HI I.K, o..r in th- signal corps service j tt.h,k nnvfM nhont ..

h- artd as "spott.r in;jn When the armi tieo was signed

a me great spot-ugnis -

im v mil

marly of t Iii.-? city, b is l.ren db- ; whr-rf

eh.irge.l from Th- armv visiting hi- s:ter. Mrs IC ttring. Ill" Han-y

a ral is now ; charge

Frank which vr re fe;us.e.il upon the skies 1

av. S'-rirt. I to detect the presence of enemy air-

e was composed of 1 , . j 0 0 offi

cers and ir.,000 no r.. recording to

hf-r inter-.1 the s-.-rviee at C, imp 1 craft. Mr. Watt's lierht was responsi-

1 1 I of j ( 'U -tr-r

in X'ven-.ber. 1 : 1 7. and h 11

srood roads !et;i;-.!ati':i. arid "-a !. it ovr," tikin -.-orvl -)rtr to tr.c i lun.-hin? of .1 rr :t:.'. 1 -r.ij a:.i-j-.iin for iii- di.ui'i." ! . u!i; h i'i i-ni-

i - 10 i-e ir.e n an-i rn"i a--j ,

riu oi ar.y 1 u ir. ni.-.nry 'r in- r- f t r i.-i f'o

5-b- fir the discovery and destruc-

the report.

Trials and diycotirairements of the

north of Franr. Xei;her the night nor the day win-r? were operatius e-rticiently at the time of the armistice, in the opinion of those who compiled the summary. It w.'is planned to 'ia.e 12 squadrons, six-day and six-n!rht. This, however, was reduced tr- eight when it was found that the United States armv could not deliver the planes

MARKET ACT VE5 nasinr tmnnnui

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New York Stocks; Closing Prices

XHW YOHK. Marc h r. 1. Flosine ! Mi.mi Copper

-prices on the stotk ccl:ani:e today

wc re

! '' n an histnu f or in the ( wks an-l i akis vcIhm.I in tti- Miehi::an i arni ;ml ri Ca rn p H-mi'-hreys. V.i. After a sln rt st;iy in South FI-thI with relaties and friends he will 0 to De

troit. Mich., where he has accepted j in and near N'ew Carlisle, the home

i potion wiin rne aiKer i;ros. service department of the local lied

lion of two (lerman planes. i.v oK!ii:i; to .rtoM:oiTi: th" lar? number of returned soldiers and soldier familie residing

Kdlted States nav .1 ab force in the 1 requjrfMi. Americn i vichines with

war are enumente-l at some length

alon witli "ocra -iora!" triumphs. Various causes arn assigned for Inck

Kelly-Springfield Company Ap-:

proves Stock Increase. Call Money BeUer.

of effectivene

but many of the j

mi:.

'ani.i C ioii. The j.riniip.il sptakei I on the hold -o'. er ptriam was Kep. i Arthur W. f Mr nn i. folbrvcd U a.i 1

Kt. (i.Mlnr.1, i.i. r. '.it.-, inter i v'ord of th

in n - 11I buiblit. in St. Js-ph cunty j Vcrk -f their on. Cpl. tarold 1 1, ii prv. ri-icil. JCintner. Cpl. Kintner has been in art

iiny li-spi!al in sine' Nov.

Cross chapter will open an otf.ee in

the New Carlisle post office V.'ednesM .MISS. A. I.. KINTM'i:, d .v from ll o'clock until 6 o'clock.

H. fn-ii.iii.i ;. hae rer-ejvd where authentic information in re

ife arrival in

lese io tr:e men". : 't-i 11 j in .1 in

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'" i.suavne'i weeK. rp.e j i : r f n - . F.'iv. a tr.e result or serious ei,r- Monday ii; . h I I .it t h j wound - re-e!v.""d in action rear 'ha in her of Commerce. ;i f ,. r t liemniioi.t during the last j.'reat tb.it tlie me tln?s will adjourn to j drive of the American army against the Kotary room it tri" (jlf.er hojej. jthe Hon. and he m no.y in the d--

the I b arkation hospital at Nv York city, im - j He enlisrril from tips city on June

l!t7. His brother. Cpl. Ij.-wey

II. Kintner, H in Uell, lermany. with the army of occupation.

N'ev , irard to the soldier's bonus check.

in-urance and related subjects wilt be given. It is expected that the re

sponse to this courtesy will lie gen-

troubles are said to have been overcome and the -erie- cady to execute what b;id been expected 0 it when the armistice inlet vened. The summary of actual operations is interspersed with ic nints of the lack of trained pilots an 1 the dilfi-ulty in training them, shortage of machines, j-tories of the receipt of machines from the Fnited h'K;l( without

' ral, in view of th many requests j propellers, w ithout m-isnetos, lefec-

Tiik: m:vlv oiu;antzi;i !n w;n Home F.conumies dub will

.1-. el'o'.vd.s .ire e!7rc,.--l that iiaiut er of Commerce 1.

ai!" to accoinr.iodtte. Co:,:pl: te ! 2-

I-miis were ailil'-lllli f i 1, i Fareh. assi-tmt to the president and si- receive, j with heaity eo-Ihn.-1 1 -m. 1'Iii Thirl '.nia Ii-ain..

Tr.e plan in :i:de th. forming of hebl jt.i yerond meeting Tuesday aft -.'o caa .1 -ing te;!.',.-,. ma lined -y one I ernoon Hi J o'clock with Mrs. Joseph r.i(:i;.in -n, 1 tt.: !ie:refi:ir;t? r.v:h. I F'erriek. T'rairie av.. If. F. Xo. I. The team c.ipains ar- to be ar,. j Appearing on the program will he pemted !,y t!.r CJi.moer of t v,m . 1 M i ss . 1 11a nita Mills, home demonst ra -i.iet. e president, and th-v in turnjtion at'' nt- uho ui!l !,'-'ak on "rvi!l appoint, the beute,,., r.is th.. ap-'0i' Oevircs and Conveniences V.d;itment having ll- approval of j Ior th" Farm Uorf -" .treoptieon th? organization's pre-io.)t. 1 -

i.ue-ris ;tre .0 or in.ii.f. stccorUing to the announcement, to get the lUe-t r.ifii pf.svible for captains, one requisite being their .i.ility to coniin the public in general it- obligations to tin- community. nhg SijiiaIro:i I'launetl. In addition to the anaing te nn., there i- to a "dying squadron" of live team-;. eonMMing of Ihrer mem '.er-: on each team. Fffortv will !-e mil',., tr, pi k tiie most influential men ir the r mm 11 iv I.v. Tliis "fl-'ing .-iiLi-lron" will l.e mj)ioeil k, i -: r the hading manufacturers .iiiil Merchants of tbt city who either fail to s s l-ci 1 1 to memberships a; jK. oj wli. do rqj lake a su:!i h'nt sin.l-ei- ;t t-.t i-iy the organ 12a t Jon. All of thf sub-rript jops hi. lined

for such service which have come from the neighboring town.

Jli:st LTS Of Tili; MTMIiKUship campaign which has been carried on during the past week by the V. W. C. A., will be announced at a big party for members, both new and old. to lie given Tuesday evening in th- association building. A cordial invitation is extended to all members to be present.

ntwK (o.vtox m:orr.irr suit in superior court Monday afternoon for a divorce from Mary Conton. He ays that his wife deserted, him in April, 1012. They were married in August. 10", and have two children 10 and S vears olcT.

tive parts and lastly of the failure of Italian machines for nipht-bombinfc' for which they were intended The United States h.id tvrr.ed vO Italy for planes when meahines were not delivered from America 'packly enough. IWnnlxl Sid Hae. One of the biggest rdans of the service was the " orthern bombing project" calling for the cooperation of Americans with the liritisli in almost continuous 1 vombing of submarine bases on the Helubm coast. A great many hindrances arose, some of them shown in th- summary being: 1-icl; of machines, hick of material, lack of properly trained per-

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ON SECOND PROGRAM

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Appearing on the second program of a i-eries presented by the Americanization committee of the South Fend Woman's club at the Wilson Fros. shirt factory on Tuesday from 1' until 1 o'cloc k, will be eight high school girls, pupils of Miss Marian Ciootlman. physical director of the school. Th numbers will consist of Kur.-dan group dances and solo

dances of other nation, siven by the

following young women: Mi.-ses Helen Muesscl. Mildred Henr.oe, Mi: ry Hyde. Corinne Seegniueller. Marjorie Wilhelm, Irma Kocnig,

a.- invin um! Titilr.i1 Tr.-

WOMAN'S DINING CLUB ANNOUNCES LECTURE

credited to the f am which the- pro?

eT ins )r-n ;s - I '-'p.. (I. i.iC.'l eap- I

tain .ind hi In it"Pi:n will s;gn a )de,l5fi i:i vh!(j, tb-y will .mrre to work on lb. ; -m !u .ml the e.iti.a V. eek f-f t'.e ti:"!. and they will bo bound b" their j.!e.lue-- of honor to compile '! of the wi-fV as-lined th'-ru. aii'S thr. it wü! 1. lon.

djring tii they y,;i tile op-T! Io Tho I-. rerfain u-e in . In con : 1

and tha t 1

t: pon

frrna iie-Kaman

Clare. Solo numbers nil be presented by

j Mis. Agnes Maiowski. who will gic

'"Musette." an old Frenc h ' dance; Mis-; Vstlerre Hubbard, who will interpret i Sicilian tamiiourine dance and Mi-s Adele Shaw, who will give a t 'i- al Unssian dance. The ac -conipanists for the dancers v.vh' will ;.penr in costumes ejreenting ti.e n.-.tlve dicss. will le Miss Matilda

Announcement is made by the Woman's Dining club of this city that on Friday evening of this week at S o'clock in the high school auditorium it will present William Forkell, humorist, a featured attraction on the Redpath Chautauqua circuit, who will appear in his lecture, "The Man in the Moon." Tickets may be obtained free of charge rfrom memhors of the club, who will direct the disti i tuition. As the seating canaeitv

vl tlUUllWi IU1U ft lJIittVll IW 1 ,M.PU it is expected that the demand for the tickets will y immediate.

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Commissioners Give South Bend Av. Job to Reith and Riley.

Liberty motors were to be used for the day work and a contract was made with th Italian ove.rnnient to deliver 3', tbOO-horsepo.ver airplanes for the night work." The Italian machines, it is stated, proved wholly unfit for night bombing, work Tell of rrni'Vt. What is considered by the American navy the most .successful aviation operation resulted from the Killingholrne protect. This was an agreement by which Knijland was to furnish 50 seaplanes .1.: d T0 lighters and the United States was to provide seaplanes and CO lighters by March 1, 1Ö1S for offensive work in Heligoland Bight. The British were successfully doing similar work from their station at Feliwtowe. Approx

imately 1.000 Americans "vere sent to Killingholme to tram and assist the British while awaiting the arrival of tho American plane?. My July 1, six American planes were assembled and the British turned over the station to the American?. It was necessary to leave British planes, however, "owing ti the- faults of the lirst American machines." It is reported that the American propellers were faulty, radiators leaked and

that it wa-s July -'0 before the first wholly American lanol was underta ken. Even under thse h.iT.'icaps. however, the American pilots kept after the submarines and th-3 Klllingholme station had several attacks accredited to it. No case is recorded of where it was known a submarine

was sunk hut even with its very efficient seaplane patrol the Royal Air force was gfv?n credit for sinking only one submarine the four years and a half of v. ar. A verdict of "probably seriously damaged" w asaccredited to American pi'ots of Killingholme by the British admiralty.

NEW YORK, March 31. Tod.iy-V, market .aas been rather active within a narrow range of values, with a fair undertone of strength at all times. To wan" the close profit taking developed in some of the specialties, causing slight reactions. At the meeting of the KellySpringbcld Co. today the directors authorized the Increase in the stock. The statement of the U. S. Steel corporation, while not exactly up to previous expectation, showed a substantial increase in . the intrinsic value cf tho shares. Call ir. oney appeared to be in better demj.nd at C percent, which is a slight increase over last week's rate. The money market should be closely watched, n we are not likely to have much further upturn in stock values if money rates advance. Profits on long stocks should be taken whenever the market is strong and repurchased on the little reactions which occur from time to time.

PAYS S9.75 COURT COSTS IN SUIT FOR 25 CENTS

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! itr.r ued'a'ely C:e ea:npai-;r.

ii' niunit io i. ' b. -1 j i i ' ' 1

. 1 . - r- i"g!j men 1

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Chrb-tmaa ami Mrs. Todd.

A hearing in the case of M. II. tloldman, who is charged with giving two fraudulent checks as payments on an automobile, was continued to Friday afternoon in Justice of the Peace Joseph V. Wypiszynski's court Monday morning. Albert Fixier, who sued the

.Northern Indiana railway for 2T HUSBAND MORTIFIED HER, 'cents .and four photographs, was

made to nay court costs amounting

the

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br of Commerce r '.r ,t ; vi.-i, Chamber ,r c...unie:a ..-

P.-' utmost nbiurv for ill- :..),,- ii: welfare of the conimuibt i.m,-'

in- out all that It is neie,,v in ' I'ti'U'ctii-ii with the expansion of the lty. Fach captain w ) wear a white Mbbon. indica ;ir.g hi-; po-ition and i-'uirab'y word.-.l to d' -ignatr hi activity iii Tlie c.tinpaicn. Fac-i lieuleiiain will wear a red ribbon, also lif.ihly wordil. rbich .m-j-ii t sr. b- ! lbe.f to me;Mb rshin will be gi'en "i.e bl'Je 1 i-bor. wirb anpropriate wording, foe eicli n'niberhip taken. All th-e. ri!-bon are to be worn continuously from morning until niuht. dnring tli rimpaign week. To Obtain Panient. Ti e obcitor- will emUavo'- to obtain payment ,,f s, to.:,-U ' r with the' ubs, ri pt:n. for as great a period as it i- r,,,v il le to secure. As

says wife; asks divorce

klarging thtt her husband's cm!.i( t !c pr he r in a coi'tinu il state of morti'ic sition. humility and distress.

which abeeted her

lealth an 1 made

impo-ibi" to liv,. with him. Vilma

! . '-" filed suit tor orce !n tr.e sii-

'.r! - f.niri Monc'.iv morning from

to $0.75 and return the pictures to the company by Justice Wypiszynskl at the hearing of the ease S'aturilav afternoon.

TO GIVE RECITAL

: AM.er

An interesting event of the week - 1-11 I 1 . irt l 1 n!ir1.,L. i, Vl'W V " it o 1 ix . r

vi h ti-,.- ,:iyor-o suii t he I given by Miss Carolyn Watbridgc of

! : rr--jraiiinv ono r against 'the South Bend Conservatory faculty,

Mish..w..l;. Trusr and Savings Co.. ! on Tuesday evening in the ronserva-

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roiv i tory concert hall. Thi' recital will

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open to the public and no admis-

A most at-

prehibuitr; tin "V. I'roin i-suint

real or pei'sotUil Oi en. r'." of tile ue-

f.. 11. 1, 11t wiling tii.. . .vo i.;n-linL' "ion fee will be charged

She abo asks ?l.fiv .;lim,ny ;.p.1 tractive !rcgrarn has been pre pared 1 0 a week for 'her scppo.t whiN ; fur Pes.-ntation.

awaiting the action of the court

A contract for the paving of South Bend av. from the city limits to tho Edwardsburg rb. wsis awarded the Reith and Riley Construction Co. of Goshen. Ind.. bv the county commissioners at their regular meeting held In the court house Monday. The bid received was Jl The members of the county council and the commissioners hebl a 1 informal meeting Monday after an effort to determine what roads in the county are to he recommended for improvements. A number of petitioners in the interest of the various roads appeared at the meeting and cave their arguments. It is expected that the committee will announce in a few days what roads will be reconstructed.

South Bend Markets

GRAIN AND FRf!D. (Corrwtfd Daily hy O. Vf. rrn, SUrl M111, II.Tdrault" Ar.) OATS Paving oOr: celling 75c per bu. ri; FEKI selling $3.06. 1UIAN Selling ?2.ZÖ per hundred. MIDDLINGS Sei lieg $2.75 nun! red. CIUJITLD FRED Selling, .'!. per ewt. SCKATCII FEED Selling SG.Tr ror cwt. WHEAT Pay ins f230.

A. T. and S. F

American lb a t Stu-ar

American Can

iAllis Chalmers . 1 'American Car Foundry I American locomotive 1

American Irug Syndicate Anaconda Copper American Smelting and Hef g.. A. T. and T Baldwin Eocomotive B. and O Bethlehem Steel "B" Butte and Superior , F.- R. T Canadian Pacific

Chili Copper ..

Cuban Cane Sugar . . California Petroleum Central Feather C. and O Colo. Fuel and Iron.. Com Products Crucible STee

Chino Copper .

Distillers Securities Enamel Krie Common .'. Erie Preferred Great Northern Ore General Electric Great Northern Preferred... Oeenral Motors

Greene Canaae.i Hide and Leather Common.. Hide and Leather Preferred.. Industrial Alcohol International Nickel ........ International Paper Inspiration Copper Kennecott Copper Iyackaw-anna t Steel Lehigh Valley Mexican Petroleum

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i M.i rifie J ref i rr-- I Mix'V.Jfi .u It..' . . 1 Ma w-ll Common j.MaXV. ell lt I'M . j Maw..;i 2r..l Pf.l. M ld a Mi , 1 ! Nevada Copper I New 1 la ti . . . IN. V. C

, Norfolk and W. ' Northern 1 'ac i: . I Ohio Cities ( ia -

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Southern P.ic:.South rn Railway .... St. Paul Common St. Paul Pfd Studebaker Cmmon Sears Roeau.ck

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GREIF SAYS HE'S NOT OCCUPANT OF HOTEL

banci:. Following the dancing class at Bevler H:j11 thi? evening there will he an assembly at 0:.'bJ o'clock. Sonneborn's Orchestra. Admi-sion 50c. Advt. 11SUG-C1

BRICKEAYl.RS NO. IS. There wiil be a special meeting of the IHMcklayers Xo. 1 Thursday evening at o'clock. All are requested to be thre- Important business. II. HARTMAN'. President. F. 1U WARD. Fin. SeCy. Advt. IIS 32 -2

A petition for the substitution of parties was tiled by John Grief in his answer to the injunction case tiled against him by Pros. S. P. Schwartz last week. In his petition Grief says that he is not the tenant or occupant of the building known as the Garrick hotel. 1M2 N. Michigan st.. and that John Pascot and Adolf J. Grief nre responsible for the happenings on the second and third floors of tho hctel. He also says thsit his place of business on the tirst floor has been closed since September of last year, and asks the court to dismiss the case against him.

COLORED MEN ELIGIBLE FOR YEAR ENLISTMENT

Sergt. John S. Skees. recruiting officer of the army service, received word Monday morning from the government that colored n.en from the regular or enlisted acmy are qualified for a voluntary enlistment of one year in either the infantry or calvary. Arrangements have been completed for the moving of the army offices to 120 N. Jlichigan st., which is the former location.

RAT, STRAW AND FEED. (Correct, I Hilly by tiie ffeoMy MllUr I lour and Teed Co.. 4?0 S Michigan.) HAY Faying $2! to 2Z, telling &J0 to :t2. SflJAW-Paying to $12, selling 75c a bale. OATS Paving 00o : soiling 70e p 70c. SHELF ColtN Paying 1.40; selling $i hi to jjs-j.m. EAR COHN rayins 51.20, eelJiri fl-tt to $1.70. TIMOTHY SELD Paying 3 per bu; selling ."..0). (JLoVElt SFED I'aylnsj $211 bu; selling 27 per bu. I.IVJC STOCK. (Corrected Daily by Major Bf., S. Lora n St.. MUhavralua.)

nKAVT FAT STKKUS Fair to ffood. fjf pv; prime. 12QHc. HOtkS lrlGO lbs.. IGe; 10O317Ö lbs., 17c; 173 up, 17li-. SLXDS. Correctej Daily by Warner ISro.' SeJ tore.UI C Wayne bU B LUE G It AS if $.'i.70. WHITE CM)VEi:-$.2.00 to A LS IKK -S2:i to $2.700. JAPANESE MILLET 52.M. s w k 1 :t ' r.o 1 : 1 1 $ t s.w. M A M MO TII CLO VE K fCO.OU. A LFA LFA $1.7.00. FIELD PEAS !... cow pi:as-?3. KFD (T.OYi:K-f27 b S::o. TIMOTHY .5.20 to S5.70. COltN 54.50. RED TOP J.LOO. SPKINtl IiYE k'2AQ. SOY It FANS 4.00. WINTEli OF HAIRY BFTCH 12.0Q. rOl'LTRl AND MUTS. (Corrected Daily by Jlr-.mle'i Market. 1V.S K. -4effer,on lllvcl.) REEF Roast, IMjiW; boiling. 20?; porterhouse. 00.' ; sirioin, iZfäGOr, LARD Paving. 29c; Polling. H5c. HAM Paying 70c; selling 40c to 70.

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Sugar Tobacco Produci Ternesser Copper Texas Union F.o ir'.c F. S. Steel t'diiitnon I. S. Steel Pfd Ftah Cnpprr Virginia - ro! Ina Clir mical Wabash A Wilson and Co Willys 0erlar.d

i Western Fnion Wool '

We". inghousA

Liberty bo:id " U percent H: tirst 4' 54. "S; second 4's--fe'.. "2: f -st 4 i;s !4."S: second l's

i'"1 I !''..' 4: third 414's fe-rtr 1SI hU'- 3.bo.

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Grain, Cattle, and Provisions

CHICAGO PRODI CF. CHirAr;o, Mareb ."1. RT'TTER- -Creamery extra. atancbird. t;tV-'. tle; rirtn. fXii'V; f-ecor.ds. .V.(7. i:S Ordiiiiiries, WUm;;.,.; flrpt. SHEKSi: Twin, r)-; Aineri.-a. r.gi? ""poultry Fowh. .h;.k,. :;:-; geese. 'J.e; sprii-gn. ;V-; turl.ey. Potatoes :irs. 77; Wisconsins and MIuLesetjs. .fl.OMrl.so cut.

CHICAGO L.IYK MOCK. CIHCA;(, March :n.--IIO.;-i:ofvpti ris.oo: rmrkot, aetire higl,.-r: bulk. .Rec( ftRt.vö: l.'itcher. .17.SV, p.i :ul j.a, klng. 17..-rfKM!.l.-i; lights, ."n.V.ldi so ; j.hrs. ?l!.7ü'ii l.s.txl; roughs. SIT.TiC', is 0 CATTI.i:- Receipts. 1.7; unrkot. strong higher; beef, JHO.Z.V'JU. ; bi!fe.'i-r ffo.-k. .7.7."( 17 r); enntjers nnl cutters. s."..-4k.7.-!0; ftoekiT jiinl feelers, ..'.V.y' 17.77; com?. ?7. KK1 1727; calves, .?i3.00t& 1.727. SIli:i:p-Receipts. ll.nfK): market, .-trong higher: wool lamb, .1 lvm .Kl ; ewes, su.ooj ; 11.77.

SHFFP AND LAMKS-Re--iy-t. 1' dOMl.le liwls; tr.-irket. f-pfl'lv. -r !i,l w. tlx rs. M2.0 ).; U .-; g. ....!. 51t ."; 11 fdr mi s tl. o".; !o ii ; piuih. Sil' ih., 17..,.".. JK 1 ;sI,.f.ipjs 40 ,;o!ib!e ,l.rk : r:nket. Iosrr; j' ri :iit I. iv i..gs. i.'n.l.'.'j JO.iCi ; Ui,.( :miv:. M'.e'.H.",; :i i; !. ,v Jcirla-r-J. f.; jn 00 ; ligl.t ork-r 1 s.re,; iv7r, : M7 e, !..-, ; "r( .,- ?10.O"''i lVe M;-', M2.0II-. 1;; in

INDI WAI'OLIS LIVE STOCK. INDIANAPOLIS. Jn.l.. bir-h ::l IKhJS- Rf-i-ipts. l.iMi: market, ::.V tip; I" t heavies. .Jti (Ke.rin.pi; ai'-Mlunn mi l mixed. S20.O1J; rn :i;.Il to choi.e. JSJU.Otj; bulk of sab-s, SJO.e" . i.'A'rrLi: R-eii't., l..';co: Tii.rker. strong to higher; steers. $14.pov l'.o-i: tows sind heifers. S7.7o'-H,i.o. Sill:!:!' Receipt.-, 7j: mark f, htea Jv; top, s".i.iKyK.uo.

UK 4.C rn .KIN. rHK A;o. M ir. li ;.l WHEAT -N .I-riiiu-, N2.:;7V'2.7. Cui; N". .". st.Vt'7 1 '.J' : i yellnw, SI. .VP l..x. ; N... .1 l).iw. ft 1.74; N".. .". ii",le.l. M DiviV.p,; .. I..K .1. SI .V". 1 .,. .-. i 172: N". nii-.. sl.". No. .': Sl.CiJ; N. I !li!e. 1 ., 1 1 1 ,.V ' : ; .N .. white. I". J.'.; 17:.

o. is- s,., ;; white. ;"., c i .' ,. white. ; stau bi r-l. ;' e. I'.ART.FV S.o'(f 1.1 1. TIMOTHY sT.oo" p) ..".

riTTSBf HO II livi: sfoCK. PTT'I SP.TROH. Pa.. March ::1.-C TTLE Receipts. 7rt !--;ols; ni 11 !;(. str-aig: c hoice. yiT.iKKf Is 00; good. .!7.oO',' P; S : f;iir. .$U.OO'2 12.77; veal ealv, I7.0" i7.r-t.

cific(,o (iiruv and ri:opi(i. fhf;a;o. M.ir-:i .1. h'-i:iiig II1.-1! I... '. CO UN Nfiir. 1 : 1 pr. "i"''r, pr. Miy lis', h;i, j.-.r .h; l.:7: . ltd', 1:..: . I .e. s. j.t. i.:i 1 j i.v;' . 1 ''". OA 'IS Mar. i,;-, : May i.i r, e.:i . 1 1'. .li.!y a 2'". , pt. o d'i ."'', ". Pop. K--Mav -vtlo l'J.u ;.",.". - . LA ROXI. iv L.'s.oo Ü.'J Aim Tulv '-T.'" 27 so '7 7 .7. RIR M.iN 2'..V"i '7'; J.'i. 7j -'

Americms Make Raid on Lines of Bolsheviki

to as'Ignnierit

prospcc to

the

Tc.im. 1: ino :ci:t u niignt i- a ! good ppin t- number aü pro.peet, J imi 'nae ra.-h captain draw bv b.t i

i 11 . - e rs

hi- lata ouintity

in thi5 ua

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T.O je.Tin give

.f l'ie that r--v-.. b t i n i -1 raerib.T.-i.

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over a!iV

m i!a 1 t 1 5' - t r mi : r r nitoi-r o; r-is-T f : m 'J il t. ' !' eecvid li .:nl

to tr;- -.i::i :n'i i" .;: ""? Tie r ir -hipt-. I; 1-. . No i.i

D i ! propo-ed th '". tams t l-'ilrlber of A 1

th-- "'ib:n 1 -: ti:'g tl e

ce th-- photo j . ra;

P .

ei be:--1 em'O-

hibl ifiiin 10 "S-iii'ii Fend Toda" with a i-t c..l . ' th, ,- .i;'U;-w-raent. Each team w i!l b ri iro d to kep a record if the ex 1 "t rur.:Lr of h.ci'.rs in th.e :'.-?,! a.amg th tn!iiAU'n e .

FILES SUIT. I An attachment suit by William j Maurer against Frt Dickey attach- '. : ,.. .. t . I

log L.oo-4- .iiiu-an.in- n ... wbi-'h nre now in storage at one of he h-eal storage houses, was filed in

.lu-tl.-o of the Peace A. W. Ilosln s!i' i-oiirt Mord. ty mcrning.

i A D'dph. M. W. ' FrienAh-- Frank. ('. F. Fuuningha m. ! K. r.ir"ii. maor. lajcr of I'umpaign. A. Dolph. C'aptnln-i. . E Pommert. Carl Hibberd, oh :e! Hainski. Abo Livingston, !. Millhou.-v. W. W. Hi-lenour. i

1 stonio Adoli-h Matte. E. 1

1 .Top ton. bo; g' M . Flatr.er, P. 4L S.a'alcy. .!. Lb-1 rhristmnn. Homer

h'ilki, W. IT. i F. l i:nold. Pueto:-. J. N.

. I'l-m Sr.10, -ir. . P. c . Ho: -lv -

Martin. E. W. t.'ro'i.". .L F. J. liiin'v. 1- S. V.-.F-. 11. Michael.

Prepares to Try Trans-Atlantic Flight ,sri -- t-i rin in 11 1 1 1 1 wawiwmniHiif fr Tin i i r" "" - !' " mmmmnm.

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Eby. George W. Ka'cryr.skl. Elm

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ARCHAXGKL, Saturday, March 29. An American patrol raided thy bolshevik line of communication south of Eolshoi Ozer.i, causing considerable confusion among an enemy relief detachment going forward into that town. Meanwhile American guns shelled the town and airplanes dropped bomb.-j on the place. Holfdievik artillery yesterday shelled the American positions at Nemiar and at Vaga.

BUM, ADVICE

REPORT TURMOIL IN KOREA; MANY INJURED

University Head Has Solution of Unemployment Question in Many Weddings.

Loan Large Sums to Railroads in U. S. WASHINGTON. Mar -h -M- ? than 1 o'et'i.ec-o in b ans to rail-., tai lwv brought th- total ailv.ni - -- nished by tl' war '.naiae -orj-i.--tioi to $ 1 4 r.,'oO'.U"-.. T!if iPTHf. .! .ilid Ohio vest' rd.iy r c ,. $l,'a- -

oO" on tlo :-e. i:ritv of c-rti;ic.ite

the director gi-m ral of r iilroa l- n. 1 an additional J 2, ic ',.' on th- ' ::.-I-ar.y's refumling and g- io ; tl i.aci-

gaue s; j. r i-rnt -; 1 bo'i..- .f -- 1 ries F. Tb- Erb- E.uironl '-. at MUEWAUKEE. Wis.. March 5l. ihf. tim- borrowed j. :.'.. Marriage i one way in which the'ar' th- Mis--i'ri Pe i!n raib-il

unemployment problem can. to an t

eorap uiy 1,1 c -n c rt

it' c t

Cener.iT.

(tho 1 1 i -- icf rn

extent, he srIv flf in the oiinion tt '

1 . . . . . Hev. Herbert C Noonan. president of' A, ,s.V(; DOv. the Marquette uni'.-ei sity. who de- j p. jf(.,j jr, clarcd that :i "good woman by ai-- 'sYPN'KV. Ai:-tr.ib.i. Mi r- i ful tiguring can maintain 1 home tJn Mail.) Nail. bu

t ' ',, go - r 1. rca

-oa:!i Wal

anu stores nave been t losed. "Women should realize that it i-

SAN FRANCISCO, March .M. Demonstrfc tions throughout Korea are growir.g stronge r; ::2,0C0 persons have peen imprisoned; 100. COO have

been injured, including children and I what a man would spe nd on him-; b. . ,

girls. ar.d Christian churcnes, elf." if living alone

school

according to a cablegram received th-ir patriotic duty to step out of

I today by the headquarters of tb.ej0i,y ne, b d by sobliers." he .-.bi.

or can rational a-socia tion here Woip.en m.-ml-ers of many famili-'

-v. ilviin Soon, sj .ci:.: m--j- 1 fo-jld relinoul'h their i-ri-'.l')viricr,t

re.-entative of the lur-aii independ- I without haxdsliij). Women sho-;b:. ent urion Shar.rh;-.:. jrer:pe their f n.ployr,-.. ?jt Was a v.a-

car n

from

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'Teriix- r::tir lHW-t night."

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in ah es von SiV tha'

"Saw him :i ino-r.inc." 'Well'.'" "And h" was

caf- early thi

:n" a.-- ire

p;. -.-'!. It Tfiäv ' e cii:!ci'!t

ir: . '.m o:.i--i (f thei" duty ' -

c.iu they have bad :..- f oi'i.omic indeji-.r.d-i.ee." He added th it

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ft uiii-iiiK lii-irr' I''' " v o.

! would prohibit "su IfamRv life. There

h are

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tiling af cour

'. O'i Vom r T'a or tie- fro :' 1 !:.,'.'!;.. ia - ;,'

!cas-s where the family in'-ciii.- i-

wearing c -uwh y,,fr cf .nt and the women memb-

clothe.sat br.-J:fast. That's all." conn,.el uo to work."

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night .-. -.eat. ' i tr

! 4 .. . : "'r b i j ,,, v-u aPi- ho.'a

rooi.iiiMi;T. ( r.y Wir.;.!.-.. Th.o. Tii re w a - a y.'.r.g .re-' ;i t-.r..

; 'Juitc- f orai of j- .1

conti in rvci; is all that is XKEDITD. In the cal iaislnt ss I u ui't know

"It is estini.it.' d there a.; e

01.-

Sl.e n. art"! -d a .''o'.b g--

lion ur.rnrrri d m n btwe--r. i a:;.i Prof- .--r -. it h 'ttt o-. b-i -1.1. Thi." involves an economic j.rb- And now nil .-:; 'bi".Ks of ;

' j rr-i m- i ! 11 ill lii.niiii. r . !' i:i tVii-.

that I ought to iay it. but thc-ay; t.lif.11;!m fVlv- Tf ,.rr t (.,m that siness has been coming to. n;Vrri,,c ,houbt be frus I should -ay that tho peopie of ' oura d ,r N noW If th., .AO:r.,.n Pouth IJ.?ad hnv- confidence " our t nnd th.lt th-y can method. Our Ohio Hocking aE,y. h(yn Kentucky E ue Diamond and Ilh-1 f .h ,,,,,, ...

; nois coal -.v:JI p.ease you. they are.

the bet. trv them. C. FT. D"free-.

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I -j 1 a r . 1 a i o r s . Gliome 7 2 7:.

Phon- r.ell 27?. I 40-1-2 Adv.

j I Court No. 41. T. H. IE. will eriv? a

' Harn Hawker, the noted Hritiah uotc.r, who wi'.l attempt to fly across trie Atlar.tic in a spcc-ially buiit eaplar.e. i now on hi way to St. Joa::s. X. F., i:oia v. hich poir.t he will :gir. hlo c:..Tt tc win th..- $3i,yo. p; :7-- C'ffercd by ih Eor.dop Paiiy Mail. Hawker attempted, sw.ral y-a "s to fly arcur.d the ccgt line of I the llritih isles, but fell hort of his goal by 437 n.ilc when ho was forced to lar.i at Dublin, Th pltotoranh ?.:o.va htn: i.Cc rrict.r la which he laaJc thil rshl.

' dance ! Eeyler

fcr

i.if röte rs a

nd friends at

h;l Tuesday r. 1 1 v 0 -

Tit AX M-OI.T AltItIVI. NEW VokK. March :F. .

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i'.oahpim; ikh 1: r.oM ( 1 " jr bltidlaciy ii.- to b . o il t-r rci:.u!:( . ' "Eh V "I h-p!ays :x t: t i t 1 : th -'lurg f. opb- v. 'a- a: e ia ; . "W.-'.l ::' v..:. It ,. Via..'- t ; "'T t to 1' -a :,u::5 th- I"--, of tuo ;.... r

transport A-p.iitar.bi arriv- 1 n -r today from Ere.-t Prir.gir.g o:b-

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!Trv NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

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