South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 164, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 June 1919 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Iß MOTHERS TO

HEADS BRYN MAWR

ENTERTAIH BOYS

Program For Returned Mili-; tary Men in Leeper Park :

Saturday Evening.

A!l old b-r. v.iünrn ar. 1 m." Uniform will 1 the guests

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South l!.-!vi chipt-r of War Moth-' frs .'it the Flig d'v x-rri-f s Safir- , day evening nt Pej--r park, def.r.i? , plan for which i frm lbite.i at; a meeting held W 1 ne--.bi 7 .fter-i noon at th V. W. A. An k'f rrtam F.ocl il !- to follow th" frogram so 1 don't forget our uniforms. ! j Mayor ..rson tol l.vr th- -id- j drej-s of the evening and Thorn.!- W. t Slick Is to red Th" Amri..ri r r-''il. ! Program of l. iiin'-. j The i'io.r im which js to b .'in at j 7 oVlo'-k in th- evening will op. n ; with th" bugb- all r .i'ly to th-!

Hag statf whi' h will t -1 !' v -d by the Flag r 1 1 i T 1 i 1 1 : : n u hi' h th"Star Spngb-1 Pa nn'-r" w ill U m-'. Next will come tii" siluT" tht- I i i., and pledge of albi'ini'- pr-'--ding the reading of th- Ain' n ,111 or-' d hv Mr. Sh k. which i- t ': i-p-.t-

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'SELEGTIOMS FOB i Ml HEGITALS

TAUGHT HIMSELF THE LANGUAGE: WRITES A WAR SONG POEM

Local and Foreign Market News1 Mark Gossip.

Although he has never had th ad-j vantage of a day's formal schooling1 Theodor' Traras, of South Bend, has

mastered th1 language sufficiently

Stocks Grain Cattle Provisions

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Proarams of Popular and!1" r.z poem which he h

Classical Music to be Presented at Oliver.

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popul-ir

had ht-t to music and published.

Th onp is entitled ' Come Broth-1 er Yankees Fie fore I Fall." Th ! mui? was composed by E. S. S. ! Huntington. Tracas has livtd inj South IU nl for yveral years. Upon his arrival in America h purchased j

well a.H clasi-al selections will r-e a dictionary with the help of which

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Mi-- H Taft. f!a ;uht-r of for-J-i'i Taft, has lii-cn rhorcri by th" b'..;r d f .iir'M'tors of l'.in Mawr !'-. tr ...--. ;m iirtiiiu piTsiflent )-, . t 1 i-tit'itlon n-t year, accordn:v f .: i -port fr'im II:yn ll iwr, Pa. I'f. t'ar-v Thorn is, resideiit, has i '-ri ;ivi ii a far s lf-avc of a:'s'ni for a trip aro and th world. Mi.-s Taft has be n (ban of the college lor two years.

, Chopin . Handel . . rjripp , . Franz , . Gillet Thomas Vitrano Ca dm an

DEATHS

opr;':! with :!) r-irur.m: of th- "Start

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1" and the salute to

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the W'.ir Mithrs by Mrs. j .

T. C Mliirpy in i .on. Li-tit. Arnold was killed in a t ion. Mrs. I. W. T:: that in- vniiM p-n'.i. linit'i'-i for rn o h t ; sons in I hi" wa a s her o-.' n -n. I r. la r

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(.hOlK.i; HINTI11S. f.eoi.r;e F'.int'-r diorl W'druvdiy at o p. m. at tin- home of his father.

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ed consist in ir "f Mrs. K. I'. Fri'-k"'. chairman. Mrs Ar thir K Itn.-r and Mrs' ("hubs Pear.-on. Mrs. F.!t." Halt was named etiairman of a ommitti Jo Mij.fit a i 'i r;pt ions for tin- S 1 ire Sar. ollici il oran of th War M'itheis. "o -a I sub s r' jira .-. ntd by Mrs. Norman Kell, and by Mrs. Walter 1'assn acht as p.iit of the entertainment feature of Wedri-sda y's meetini,'.

1. I'll, and is survive! v his fath-

I er, 'b-diar.' Pinter, m., and two brothI eis Josepb .and I..:;is. Funeral r a- i s n il! b. condtirt' d I-'riday at ; :'. 11 . !oi k fr om St. Stephen's ehurch. j 1 Y. 1. IIiirath will be jn 1 iiariro. j Pi; rial will lie at Cedar drove ceme- ! ti-i v.

UNERALS

WOMEN'S CIVIC LEAGUE TO STUDY SAND DUNES

A special program relativ to th" Indiana .-and dun s at w lu. h talks will be iria ri by prominent men and women who are intre -ted in the KUbj"t will presented at 1 .- - i;.l meetinv of the Woman's Civic league on T'Usday. .l;:ti- 17. s t :'. o'clock at th" Miami Country dub. Miha wa ka. Th' listss at the me-tiniT will be Mrs. William !r.basco. l '.tb !:-fr'u t chairman of nuhli" pavks of th" Indiana f. -deration of 'uos and she wi'l be assisted by the Smith P nd and Mi.-h nv.ika dime c arnmittre. Thf quests .it the affair will b" th" mem ' of all I'"'l rated chib--; of bith at :. Sp.--.il a;s at tho medinc ill le Richard l'T 1. state presid-nt if the pn.rk a'H aation ami a director of th'"1 na'ional sand dan" association, and I"r Ch..rh : Stop, who is also a director of tb' dum association. Mrs. Frank Sh.-d.an of dan. Ind.. Mat- chairman of 'he parks committee of federation of club will deliver in j" : t rated lecture exhibiting; I'iO ll'lt'i' . 'id"s. A .'pecial musical pro-ram is beinsr arranged f"r the afternoon.

mps. por.i.PT stom:. I'un-.il sr'.ife.s for Mrs. Pohert Stone. rs.din-r nin" miles noitheast of Mishawaka, will be held from th' Sab-iii Fvanyelieal church Sunday .afternoon at '.' o'clock. Rev. D. 1 Spanuler of Mishawaka and Pev. Mr. Heidt will officiate. Purial will b- ia the South Pnd citv cemeterv.

ANNUAL PRIZES GIVEN BY HUMANE SOCIETY

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The annual piasentation of prizes in the Human.- society prize esay ont.-r is to take pla. n Friday niii; in the auditorium of the junior hi-'h school. Five sets of three prizes each are to be awarded and the jirou'ram will t-onsist of the readincr of th Hs.ys by th pri winners in- :". siu sod by recitations and dances. The program follows: S- le ti"n by orc hestra. Dorothy French 1-1 Coquillard First prize .. "My Pet Pan tarn" Margaret Vidini:in 4-b Coijuillard Second priz ".My cr a ndf.ithcr s Wrens" Puth Lewis Pa Stndebaker Third prize "Xifty" Virginia Roberts Recitation Mary Pbuler .".-a Mues.-el First pri'T. "My Pi i d Cherry" Martha Morgan "-a Clfa. Secoml prie . . "My Downy Friends" Pi!!v Wampl.-r ä-a Lincoln Third yri.i- "Wolf S.d. etion by orchestra. Mara ia Taylor Fancy Dance Mahl Wendt C-h Studebaker First prize .."The History of My Do- Major'' Kathryn S"ord '-a Pier P.nrk Second pri.e.."My P-t Ibduns" Mary Rohet ts - -a Muess"! Third prize "A Por Who Fonu-ht for America" Virginia ir o t.. i ts . Fr n h I1 Dance Marth) P ed 7-b Co.uiliattl First pru'.e ... "A Faithful Pet" Juniata Dillon 7-b Studebaker Second prize "Toads" Psther llmrmin 7-b Coquillard Third prize "Trouble" J -an ft" Smith . . . Puttertly Dance MildMd Cordir piver Park First pri'.e "Parry and th. r St. Tb-rnard Jo?s" Hehn Paul ;-.i River Park S.-coT'd prize "War Po-Ts" H bn Nelson -a River Park Th rd pri7M ' A Letter" Awarding of prices. Sclev'tion bv orchestra-

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Cardinal C.ibbons, chairman

the peneral commr.t.e atfairs and intercs's. cll tr the rruf'.ir.s Cathopc hier.-.T'dr. f Ftates at the CathoiaWashington on S.-pt. . 1 inc w ill 1 th" :.r-t ?

he'd sine I !; '. .'in d pa : c.I of P,.Mirr.c: - ::i 1 M ra ; purp -" c f : h- f. 1 e to (.ri-a n:" : :r.. :."d work fa- th. u.lti:.and country. 1 -: : ' clal educational lines.

m CathoLc: is j.- sU ed . ' th" entire th" Fnite i ,vr. r.-.ty in Th- m- et- ' - k.n.l To be ' r v . o 1 :"i - , Th. j.' n - 1 f. -. . w ,11 - :.. s-.u-lv

TELLS THREE REASONS FOR PRODIGAL'S FALL LikeniriL- th.e present d i youth of

the country and small town, who b s his home traits for the bier

1 fiti-s and "riotous livini;" there to Jtlie pr.ui"al of t lie pible Dr J. d. ! Polaris :i exhorted h s hearers at '!i t A. M. I'. hurch Wednesdav 1 , nii.h! ta shun fh.e ways f siru 1 "There wer thre auej for the I downfall of the produal in the I Pihle st(ry." vid Dr. Robinson. ! "First, he theucht money w::s to be us-d only to ha a cay time. Sec-

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on A he rhoe th.1 wronc companions and third. ho ha" a proper .onception

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ir.i'iT.ir.i' for ila.nai-'t s s isrh.e i' s :'.t f an a.itcTiOnt. Th t o s w as nt : M... hi-n City.

heard at the Swain recitals to be jriven at the Oliver hotel on Friday and Satur-day nights under the aus-

j pices of the p.;i ara Frietchie 1 j auxiliary of the Army and Navy f union. All three artists. Fdwin ; j Swain, baritone; Philip Sevasta. harJ ! pist and Josef Martin, pianist, will , ; he heard each r.uht in a different ; ' propra rn. ' j I-'nllowinc are the programs for ;! both recitals:

Friday Nilit.

Polonaise p. :,Z in A Flat Jo. ef Martin. Where'er You Walk The First Primrose Now Webome My Wood. Fdwin Swain. Reverie Ktu'le de Concert Humoresque Philip Se casta. Aria I Maritus Ann

Lai win Swain.

j Concert Ktude PicDowell

Pourquoi Josef Martin Staccato Ktude Rubenstein Josef Martin. Sylvia Speaks Wind SonK Ropers The Road to Percy's Heart Protheroe O" I'm Not Myself at All.... Lover 1M in Swain. SerenaJe Pivela Melancolie Codefroid Selected Philip Sevasta. My Little Soul's Gwine A-Shine.. Gu ton Neirrn Serenade Burleigh The Americans Come... Fa' Foster Kdwin Swain. Satitnlav XIIit.

Rhapsodie in G Minor.., Ktude In the Forest... Josef Martin. Iove Me or Not The Way of the World. The Farewell K'lwin Swain. Nocturne Fantaise Melodie Philip Sevasta Aria Edwin Swain. Prelude in D Minor

Selected Chopin Nocturne in C Minor Chopin -nd Scherzo in P Flat Miner.... Chopin Jos.ef Martin.

My Lovely Celia I Heard a Cry Pallynure Ballad Passing By Kdwin Swain. Barcarole Scherzo .........

Selected Philip Sevasta. Three For Jack Squire The Wagoner Preville. Smith My Irish Wife eedham Kdwin Swain.

he groped his way throuph some of

the better literature until he com-'

manded the language as well as most native born Americans. Dictionaries and encyclopedias have been his only "teachers" Tracas s,iys. and constant application with the aifl of these reference wii'ks is the key to his success.

TRADE ON IßT

Studebaker Drops a Point at Opening; Call Money Rate Takes Jump.

Closing Prices of New York Stocks

NEW YORK. June 12. Closing' Marine Preferred

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wre: A. I). S , V. n. s. I American Beet Sugar American Can Allis Chalmers , American Car Foundry , American locomotive . . , Anaconda Copper . . . . .

77 8 7 0 4 107 R4 73H

American Smelting ü Refg Co- 83Va A. G. W. 175

10 102!V

MIS PLAN ANNUAL QUI

A big trading market developed

A. T. & T

1 Paid win Locomotivo 1

B. & O Bethlehem Steel 'B"

today, with some stocks showing Rutte and supeiior unusual strength w hilft others were ( B. 11. T correspondingly weak. General Mot-,chili Copper ors opened up three points, but Stu- ! Canadian Pacific .. debaker lost a point from yester-' Cu ban Cane Supf.r . day's close. (California Petrolium F. S. Steel opened at 109. which j Central Leather ... was high for the day. i c- 0

Colo, fuel vV- Iron .

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Special features on today's stock I Tl.. 1 1 T -

. Brahms , . . Sauer . . Seech i . . . Grieg . Alvatez Oberthur Schubert . . . Hass Selected . . Chopin

. IliKsins . . Rogers Old Irish . Purcell Oberthur . Bellotta

Fish Fry and Other Interesting Stunts Planned by Clubs Committee.

market were Baldwin Ixcomotive 1 1 rn ror,uciS

and Bethlehem Steel B. (Crucible Steel Shortlv before the rlnsinr rail ! Chino Copper

money jumped to S 1-2 percent bid, and traders used this news as an incentive to fell stocks, which caused a temporary reaction. More than a million shares changed hands before 2 p. m . New York time.

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... 46H ... 798 ... 17H ... 29S ... 467s

J Missouri Paciuc , ! Maxwell Common ! Majcwell 1st Pfd.

Maxwell 2nd Pfd. Midvale Steel Nevada Copper . New Haven .,... N v c Norfolk and Weptern

Northrn Pacific ...,. Ohio Cities Gas Pan-American Petroleum Pennsylvania Fittsburg Coal . . . Ray Consolidated "Copper Reading ....,...... Republic Steel , .

Rock Island

Rock Island B Rubber .....-. Rumely Common Rumely Pfd.

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MANY SOLDIERS RETURN FROM ARCHANGEL FRONT

Ily Fnited l'res: BRFST, June 1:'. The transport Czar arrived here this afternoon from the Archangel front with a detachment of the ::r,ith infantry of the Söth division (Michigan and Wisconsin) national army, under command of Maj. J- R. Nichols of Detroit. Troops from that city made up about (i percent of the detachment. Another detachment is enroute here. The men tell of thrillinc fights in the guerilla warfare conducted against the bolsheviki. The Americans frequently were were out-numbered ten to one. The ."Pth covered a TOO mile front in a 20 mile radius from Archangel. Its casualties were 200 killed and un wounded. The wounded were frequently carried i'öo miles on pony sleds.

PRINCIPAL ADDRESSES STUDEBAKER MOTHERS

Taking as his subject. "Your Especial Needs." H. G. Imel. principal of the Washington school. adlr'ss ed the Studebaker Mothers' club Wednesday afternoon, pointing out

A big fish fry, with pimes and refreshments, all day. are some of the features planned for the annual Kiwanis picnic to be held June 2 4. according to an announcement made by Pies't Guy McMicheal. at the Klwanis luncheon Thursday noon at the Oliver hotel. Although a definite location has not been decided upon it will probably be held at Indian Ia.ke according to the location committee. Ijavid Whiteman. of the Cleveland Kiwanis club was at he luncheon and spoke of the t ork accomplished by his club which is the largest in

the country having more than 700 j

members on the roster. Nelson Jones, chairman of the club, summarized the Birmingham. Ala., trip the local representatives made when they attenoed the annual national convention. George M. Platner added a few of his own experiences. Plan Big Time. Committees will endeavor to make the Kiwanis picnic, the l.wgrst and most successful ever held by the club. The attendance committee have been instruced to sign at least i' 00 members and quests to take part in the occasion. Mayor F. R. Carson will act as official judge at the picnic and will be instructed to see that the participants are well protected even if it is necessary to take a part of the police force with them. Committees as named by officials of the organization consist of the following members: Refreshments. Georsre Platner, W. G. Ponader, Karnest Piowaty: transportation. K. A. Bennett. W. H. Nichols. I). A. Boswell and J. I). Farnoman: entertainment. Nelson Jones. Wilbur Armstrong. Joe Donahue and S. H. Van Valkenburg: games and stunts. John Pellaven. C. M. Schuell and Joe. Scheininger: publicity, Wilbur Armstrong. W. W. Dunkle and Harvey Reed: prizes. F. C. Reimold. C. B. Steed. K. P. Barbier and C. R. Sax: attendance. L. K. Greenan. Walter Hildebrand. Warren Miller, C- A. Howe and K. R. Newland.

Local Markets

GRAIN AMD VTT.Tt. ((rfMtd Dally by O. . KorTn, Start Min II, ran It Af.l FHRLL CORN Paying ?1 50. OATS Paying G.V; selling JvV per bu. BltVN Selling $250 fcuti-lred. MIDDLINGS SelllDn jwOO hundred.

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cilorpPI) KPfcn-fwt.

SCKATCH PEED Selling cwt. WHEAT raying $2.2-5.

.. per)Marino 14.00 per !

j Knamel , 1 Erie, Common , . TTrie Preferred j Great Northern Ore .... 'General Motors

Great Northern Preferred .... 97 H

Greene Cananea 45 U Hide ,v Leather Common .... 3 4 Hide .i Leather Preferred ... 1277s Industrial Alcohol 157 International Nickel 25 Bi International Paper n712 Inspiration Copper 60

Kennecott Copper 40

Lackawana Steel $V Lehigh Valley hiK Mexican Petroleum lSäU Mia ma Copper 2S

Common 51

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Southern Railway 20li St. Paul Common 44!2 St. Paul Pfd 70 i; Studebaker Common 1 fh Pears Roebuck m. r , , ? 0 " S

Sugar ., Tobacco Products ., T. and P IT. S. Food Corp. . . . Texas Oil Union Pacific U. S. Steel Common I. S. Steel Pfd. Utah Copper

sort spin t h r trade :p

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NEW YORK. J :-e men sei-Jr.g '...es vt be ov r in the r. .-;

Mies on ral';.s nay bo :it f.r a time s thi' ai'i-n'riH Operator r.re moiv ir.cht.f j to bjv for turn. durinjr hiaunFs and to tll m strength for mo. 'ernte prc.'its on th." down turn. An irrefcrilar market ; expected. Specialist adxi-' are r.-ferrinc t the nppearanc of so.r. down ! i;vJng orders under the market r'T American Car and Fo undry. Re,d-

Ing, Bethlehem B, Ue

al leather.

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U. S. Steel. American Sme:tir.c. Wilson and Co.. Southern PaciTc an 1 Corn Products. Should, these stocks be thrown overboard in anv volumthey would ico into strung hands according to gossip !n the circles mentioned.Coming Kv nts.

CHURCH DELEGATES WANT C. 0. SOLDIERS RELEASED

Virginia-Carolin. Chemical .. 77: Wabash A .".'4 Wilson and Co ...... . . . . 9"H Willys Overland ...... v-. .. . 3ö7i Wool .. ...... . 1 1 3 Westinghouse ... ......... . 57 Liberty bonds percent 99.C0: first 4's 95.00: second i'a 92.90: first 4's, 95.40: second 4U'" 9416!: third 4U's 95.40; fourth 4;'s 94.22.

Cr Ucite! T'ts.: WARSAW, Ind., June 12. Resolutions requesting releas froni disciplinary barracks of all conscientious objectors today were directed to Pres't Wilson nnd SecV of War Baker by delegates attending thcentennial annual conference of th" Church of the Brethren, at Winona lake, near here. They were adopted unanimously yestr.lay in tho losing eesfilon.

HAY. .8 THAW AND rr.F.n. (C'orreitr( Pally . by the tVea.ey MllUr Hour and I red ( .. 4 0 S Ml. l.lpnn.) HAY Paying $22 to !J2i; selling $ to $40. hTlt AW Paying fn to J12. elllr.g 75c 1 hale. OATS Paying 70 Belling W) to f.V. SHELL lilU.N'-i'u.uug $1.40; telling 10 to $2(n). EAR CORN Fayiijg $1.40; telling fl.si to $2.00. TIMOTHY SEED- Tayloc " per bu; fcelling CLOVER SEED Paying f25 bu.; telling $2S. to WO per bu. ALSYKE CLOVER $2t5.W ALFA LEA (Montaua grown $10.(0. ISUV HEANS $4.00. COW I'EAS 44.00.

C IIICAGO l.IVi: STOCK. (TIICAUO. June 12. ROUS Receipts. r,...)0: market, n five. '-" .'Mk- up: hulk., -''..lOr.rjo.T.i : tut ;lxrs. " $20.4.V?2) SO; j packifig, .19..KjJP.4': lights, s.Zrti' ! -t? -" ; pis. 17.."'J IS .V); rughs, T9.50 I'M (HI. 1 'ATTLE Receipt s. i:..0x; market, ste.-nly: beef, $lu.iW(l6..M-; butcher 8to-k, V..7ri'?.l."..lio ; cauiiers and cutters. ?'J.0C'2, I0.0.; stiH-k.Ts mid feeders. -Ss -"f l-'i.OO ; c"vs. $7 ..ur.;li:.7. : calves. T.V0fiJ.i7.O. SHEEP Receipts. 'JECMh: market, st;i'v; v..l liiiuls. .'s! .OxKa 1S.75; ewes, Si.L'-V'. t.(t. 1

LIVE STOCK (Corrected lUtly by Major Bios.. Fi. JLogan St., MlshairaLa.) HEAVY PAT STEERS Fair to good. 8j1i. .-: prime. 12214c. IKXIS IUO'150 lbs., IS ; l.'OfJilTÖ Um., lsbc; 17ö m, 13c.

b HZ. US. Coirectea Daily hy Viarner Uroe.' SeJ More. 216 S. .Michigan St. ALSIKE to $Jö (O. WLl'E OR ASS s;;.75. WHUK L(VER-$2.00 to S. Japanese MiLiLi' tu f;.:.. v 1:1.1 ri.ovER JIS.OG. MA.MOTH CLOVER $10.00. ALFALFA ?lb. U U IM ELP PEAS $;i.ro to ?4 oa COW PEAS $10o to $5.."iO. 1CEU CLüVEK SÄ. TIMOTHY f5..".0 tu $G O0. IM-'ll TMP f.TOO. SOY UEANS s t. $0. MM 'IIA .N jRA.S-.J0 J'er bu. SPELTZ 4.00. WINTER OK HAIRY BETCH $12.00. ÜL.NFLUWERS 5c lb.

CHICAGO I HO DL CK. (TIICAiio. .Pnie 12 RITTER Crenraery extras, r,o: stanihirde. ÖOVae; örsts. ."Ii. ; secends. 4".7 47c. i:;;s -1 rdluaries, 'M(i o7ljc; firsts, si-r,;:?-.!.. HEIMSE lvlns. .".O'..iO'a; Americas, Fol LTRY Fowls, öle; dutks, 2Sc; ge"se. ZU-; broilers. .V.; turkeys, 30"'.

1 POTATOES Car. I.V. Wisconsins and I Minnesotas, SI. iMli 1 .70 vt.

INDI.YNArOLlS LIVE STOCK. INDIANAPOLIS. June 12. HOGS Rei-eipts. 11.00: n.irk-t. lf: up; best

1 lieavies. .Si'0.iior,L'0.7j; mediums nnd mlx-

-.l. ,.iM"irjO (i-'i ; common to choue, S'(MK; hulk -f sales. $0 . CATTLE Receijts. m; market, steadv; steers. SRi.oo'Tj Pj CH) ; cows uid i.eifefs. J.j.OfK!7l.'5.00 SIII'.EP R.'ceipte, 200; market, steady; top. $7Aiffl.Z.K

POlLTK AM riEATS. Torrectcti Dally hy Jlmmlr'a MarUol. ItZ E. -erIerOD Rh. I.) REEF Roast, oOQöo: boiling. 20c; LARD Paying. 5c ; selling. 36c.

riLr.s spit roit divorci:. Because his wife, Josephine Miller, mistreated his two children of a previous marriapo, Ira Miller riled suit for divorce in superior court Thursday. He also charges that she falsely accused him of associating with other women. They were married in November, 191S, anl separated tht.' month.

w.rii:i) .irnc.MKvr. Mary Makowski was awarded $"0m judgment against Casimer Kukl 1 hy the superior court jury Thursday morning. In her suit, which was tiled over a year ago, the plaintiff charged the defendant with being the father of a child which was born to her in February. 191 v

PRO DICE MARKET.

(Corrected today by the Brotherhood J grocery. 2.10 .V. Main t. I RFTTER ..Mi E;tS Creamery but-j ter. paying " pund. selling ; pound;; country butter, paying 3V pound, selling j Ü.V peiind ; ggs. paying 4oc"dzen, elliu I'm- per I.izen. I FRITTS AM VEGETARLES Fruits, ; ('aiifornla naval oranges. 0c per d7en; lemuis, dozen: b. (Irinas, pie pound:;

vt-yt-taMe8, .Mi-uig.iu sanu petatees, i.u; new catihage, se.ling at pound.

EAST IUFFALO LIVE STOCK. PAST IU FFALO, June 12. CATTLE Receipts. 70 ; market, active, strong; prime -tens. .S14.00'? lTi.'JÖ ; butcher grades. S'.l.fH',; Ii Od ; i-nwü, Ö.OOgJl.OO. CALTS R iits. :0: mnrket. active St'Jldv: -Uli to cheiie, $0.Mjfili..A SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts. 200; market, ntive steady: (hoice lnnibs, Z.7V,ilö 75: ul! t fair, Ss.uOfj 15.00: vearlings, 11 iK' 12.50; sheep, J.j.Wö! 11 h HoOS Receipts. 2.4(i: market, active, up; yorkers. .lOifew 'J1.45: pips. Sit 50; iiiix'd. s-ji.p; heavy. .21.10;

j roughs, .loiv is.75 ; stags, $15.00 1.00.

PITTSIU KG LIVE STOCK.

' PITTSRFRO, June I.'. CATTLE -Re-! .eipts. light; market, steady; choice. : SH Ka 15 5o; pool, Sl.'VJr.r. 11 fHt; fair, 1 S-lLOo'd 1'.75 : veal alves. S1G 00(i.17.5O. ) SHEEP AND LAMES Ee-e!pts. fair: 'market. stealy: prim wethers. .9.."iOrf 'l' -5; good. s r,(',i 75 : fair mixed, S7.IK 1 disVi: lambs. Sl-"..oi'.l00. ; " hm;s R-eipts. 1.JO; market, hicrhpr Ja-tive: prime h.-nvy hngrs, ?( s5'i -1 ' : ! Tn.lium S'joTü' -O.fM ; heavy y.rkers.

HIDES AND TALLOW. :'( 75. f' : H-'ht yorkers. $19 1 : (Correc ted tdav by S. W. Lippman. 210 pigs. Sl'.i 00V7 V.,; roughs. ?17.0'fll.'0; N. Main M.) I stags. .i::.H"i .15.-.0. Hides. 15rf3 -'.;; ealffikins. .". ;. p. -und; rough tallow, :ifföc pound; r-11- ' CHICAGO CASH GRAIN, o.iel tall'. 5'i7c round; beeswax. I'-Vd) 1 rillCAOo. .Tun. 1-'. CORN No ;:5c pound. iv.llow. sl.751 1 7f. : N.. ullov. .1..4'-a iV175- : mlxil. .1.7'.: No. 'A mixed.

si 7 - 1 7J . ; Nu. 1 1 : 1 . .1. ' 1 ''7 :

COUNCIL OBJECTS TO INCREASE PHONE RATES

diyohci: nr.enrn (;ilnti:i. A divorce decree was granted to L. T. nllier from Majorie Oilier, by

j'ldcre court.

Rv Fnite.l Press: VlUCACJO, June 1. To othcially object to an increase in telephone

ritn -l cn.vrii 1 rnmrnittiip nf t h eitv

....'.,..,--....-- .... , npeniiii council, headed by Mayor Thompson, j fORN--

visit Postmaster .Tniy T?

Sept. P.-

J white. Jfl .'i. 1 OATS No. : wh t. '.;! p' : No. 4 Ahit- ;..: stain a rd. ','. i , f.iiZto. I PARLEY Jfl.".'7'J 1 17 : N. 2 rye. J si.r.n.... TIMOTHY ?9.O0T 12f

(IIICAGO (;rai and CUh'Ai.c. .lun- 12.

Hlch

P HO VISION.

id.inned todny to

Jen. Burleson Saturday. Reasons for the raise were to be

V. A. Fur.k of the circuit 1 given late today i.erore the commitUp was al.-o allowed to have j tee by B. FJ. Sunny, presbb-nt of the

the custody of their daughter. Mar-jf-ri'. for six months each year. Tur-

ime six momns ir.e oeienuani nas

forcibly the need of cooperation l-e-the ch,bl. the plaintiff was ordered

j to pay $M0 a month for support.

tween the sch(iol and home, and tell

ing of the individual needs of the

Stud-baker school. In reference to, sHMOHS IIOLI ASSKMIU.Y. the latter he mentioned eighth and. The senior ,.1;lss of thP hzh school ninth grades, efficient equipment for h,.l(, an ni.somblv this mornin- sele.-

g mnasium frorr. lnp rlass nl.- v wer Tre.

i sented and Miss Irene Authier of drill by the pupils of:w;A.,v. f.,Pn,.Pt,. ct.uUm

I" I . . L . . I'f . l , 1 'I ..I'. 1 I .l.'i.V

111 II. T , - ... l.-lliv..-., . . M . . n .- .-. . . A .

. in-iru i.iiiuu p 1 i'imu .uiii a u

cal so'o bv

vocation il

facilities. A h.itt. ifiv

Chicago Telei'hone Co. P'nder the new rate schedule, fective June 16, all tlat rates abolished, and a charge on a message basis is made.

SHRINERS' CONVENTION

I .. Il"1-'

OATS .Tulv 07 14

Spt. Pec.

j PORK ef-! July

Sept. IARP

I'OC-i .Tulv

Sept. RIRS -.J uly Sept.

are

',1; 51.:. 4.oi a 4 55

17: 1-.". 14 1 4 !v ".S ;L4o i. (Ml

: 0 2t r o--) "S "c.

L" w ir:4 . 1.1 1 10 .71-. -"" r.r, 1 . 51 .00 V. 55

171 7 j 15 i

40.00 '

Oy 'Ml

FOR OREGON IN 1920 1 MEX1CAfNl GOVERNOR IS

ARRESTED BY CARRANZA

training and

I " ' I I 11 '111 Ul' . .- pul, i i r 11

F. I'nite.1 Presss:

!VnilVPnil5 T n r Tun t

Mrs. Oustafson complet- i the national convention of Shriners

ed th program at th meetintr ; for lf2ft.

which was exceptionally . well at-' tcito.d. The nxt meetinsr will bell Id on Julv V. in the kitchen at

The Oregon Rose city obtninel

M'EYO PAPEDO. Mex.. Tur.e U. Juan M. Oarcii. apparently elect-

r,f t ie Mevican state of

.O CI HV't - " '

the couit 1u;jsc. A canning P-m-oi. st ration will be jriven at that time by Miss Lelia C. Ogb.

BRUTAL TREATMENT IS ALLEGED IN COMPLAINT

JTry NEWS-TIMES Want Ads of aumony

Yilliam M. Baker's alleged brut

al treatment toward his wife. Alice i Baker, and his false accusations j

charg;ng her with mriaeiity nas Jed her to bring suit for divorce, according to the complaint riled in superior court Thursday. She iIo alleges in the complaint that he has had illicit relations with other women. They have Ven married since T 0 7 and lixtd together until a few days ;.o She asks for the custody of

their ihib! and a reasonable amount

afternoonNi:W York-Two dozen chorus girl witnesses decorated the suitcase of Virginia Pisslnger. dancer, who accused Adelaide Hughes, dancer, of punching her on the nose.

wrcrnr r im t w:t" Tifi'vi'

' " I . . , . . -i .. . v.. , a. nru-Viplminc

Mrs. Clara Donahue. 7 4 7, Lincoln this concession irom ine iinper.a i . . uevo i,"on i " - --- wav K.. and William A. Noland. Ubio ! r'prf ser.tatives who went into ses- majority in lat Sunday s c.ections. Lincoln wav Y.. were issued a mar-ln at a. m., following a hot . has been arrested on charges I reriage license at Chicaso Wednesday ' bebt between the AI Kader t-mple , furred by rarrarza followers and is

'of Portland and the Jerusalem tern-j held in jail at Monterey, accor-un. j pie of New Orleans at the national , to travelers arriving here from

convention in session here. (Monterey today. I ctt-oct p-btirg has been

PROMISSORY XOTi: sPIT. j in Monterery ani in other parts of A suit on a promL. ory note wasche state since Monday, it was brought by Achille Colpaert. a imin-j stated, and HO '.o 10" persons are! istrator of the estate of Peter Ryc-j known to have been killed. -i

kaert. against Alphonse Koadts in the superior court Thursday. The

! CHICAGO Prediction of a drop j of several coppers in beef was made i h re tnri.iv. Police Chief Ciarrity or

dered his men to exercise daily to take off surplus fat.

CHICAGO Department of justice authorities today were tippe! off to a "'blow out" planned for next week. The T. N. T. club here, returned soldiers, is to hold its rirst dance.

general !

note was executed in 1915.

TO SHOW SLIDES. " Slides of Camp Eberhart will he shown at thö meeting of the B. Y. P. V. ef the First Baptist caurch Sunday evening at ",r p. m. These slidrs .ire for th purpose of giving the members a vi"- f rmp life.

HOARD STVPIirs FARES. j Totaling corporation tax reports, and studying the method used by; the corporations to arrive at these j figures occupied the time of the! members of the ooard of review and ; two agents from the state tax board! Thursday. Th total amount of the

ment of thse firms wi'.l prob- .

asse. .-.My

be made know Friday.

To flie Lady of the House Let us help you solve one of the trying housekeeping troubles during the hot summer months. Let us assume for vou the burden of the family washing. Ours is a Modern Laundry that will give you satisfactory service A Telephone Call will bring Our Driver.

DAVIE

The Soft Water Laundrv

m Li fctf A

Refr

$8.00

SS5.00

iterators

Buv one now. We handle the well known "Sanitary Refrigerators" at prices from

Only a few Swings left at S3.95. This swing is made of solid oak, bolted construction, fumed finish, is

4 ft. long, complete with chains and

hooks.

WailSQO'

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318 S. Michigan St. The Low Price Furniture Store.

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