South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 223, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 August 1919 — Page 4
iHL south bend news-times i 'BULLS' COAT Local and Foreign Market News Let The Wedding Bells Ring Out c
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Bartender Dumps Whisky in 'Water Trough When Detectives Raid Saloon.
WE GOING J TO HAVE ( FOP-
"lpr ori.e t i F.;)'.-."' e'lel a rr.nn S't! 'ird.-iy nicht f.5 Dete .:iive -I 'alio. Il.nni'.ti'n. I i ; r; --i-. i ami Ko-
C2nr'.v.-i(i 'r'.'fi I the '-ulonn of
.la:n Kos ;e!sk j. . " ' r...'c'e -t , :t whih mere than !'. !.,.m r.;hed
from the ?tore room, iroinr out
U.re ..ch 'AirrJovss ;uvi -t'l oih r e;ts. Tf:' rt'-Ti'i r . ..h' I -a;d 'o be J'rarik N mi-ni. 4 42 S '.V,tn n -t..
v as arrested Monday tr.'rninc: :indj
;s b''ir,;' held in the :';. V.hf :i th police r.t lei th' ej. rnan dumped ;i m .tntit. of whisky in a trough ! hind t h- e.i r w rich is uvd for w,hn;t; ki;i--" One quart of vhi.-k- wi'li a num-
l.r of ?!a-- s which. th- polic -.y. !
ere lelw; ued to ---rve drn.I.s to. !h- many men hi the --:.tl-'.i-hTii nt. : v. ere taken in the raid, .fi rdini; to! the police, j Ko-c;.d.-ki w ill .f tri'-d in citv ; n.irt. Wednesday 1 Jud.re I'rai;!: i i I r i i r on :i harK" "f th unlawful;
.!!. I'oputy Pro, .-'rhe k will conduct the jro.--( Mtion.
FAN$J l 1 (CCRTAIWLVI DY lCTN 7 ölTEMS TO 7 HWC.EM ARE &OlN0r 03 U HAD BEANS ATX v LAST .Too? 'NA . H0
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Stocks
Grain
Cattle
Provisions
MET ACTIVE,
BIT SELLS OFF
ARMY AND NAVY UNION MEETS AT MICHIGAN CITY South JI n ami Mi-h iw.ika tr iri ions (tic Ari.i.v and Navy Vnion. k'ath-r in Mir hit'. in City. Sunday. :p. L'4, with oth'-r iMrri-ons of rmrthf-rn Indiana. n-h r" th"y wil! -pU'I th" l;iv. S i h f-t. i!innTH a n '! t.ill 'n:if.s on an ''.'iimrat" program whiili h;is 1 rj prf inrrd for th- day. Th- I mlytrurto lrtl! t';;m of I)odu'- hrt'tlwrs' platit of M Nhav.a 2 ,f vill .i -otnp.uiy th So-ath la nd and M i. hav ika k'arris n.s in tho nftTnoon at l,:r ! rsal" parle. Two -p4 trains on South Shore linr will tak th mn of St. Joseph ( fninty to tlir n:- tinf,'. W. I. T. pi.- of Smith Hrnd. d.-partm-nt coin rna nd r, is niikniK ari mi;( nicnts fur the nt i tr.inmrnt of tii men du rim: their stay in tho r ishliorir.t: cir v.
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ii.i.i m r. s wnx.i:. Will:. mi V. Savid'.'f. "0 tais oid. ' Tl.". M a nt t a M. died sur.ila after-. ?:o(,.i. foliov.im. an illness of fit Vii!'-. Death .. as ine to paralysis, j 11'- is :-ur ivMl l.y two sisters. Ml 4-. Ii. Ward. !is. .J. I.. Zitier, and ' .t i r- thti . H n I'. S.Mde. all o'." ,hoi. an liin in South il' id. Mi.
Savn'e "as horn m M ish awuka lu o nin-; to .outh H nl rs a-,o. 'I )u: funeral be hcM
Tu' sd i aft rnoon at .:,.' o'ciocU J
his home. outh i'.-nd loii?v. No I. ). I'., will hive charge of the fir.ial. The Uvv. I. :. !.;:. .".ill orii-.-iate. UniiaT wiil bo in tin Misiiaaka cenutety.
Here Are Prices Quoted by Uncle Sam, Grocer
CONGRESS IILL
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RECEIVE NO BIDS FOR DONOVAN ROAD PAVING
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Nu. caii. . . . I' f. Corned - No. 1J ins... I'.r-f, 'riiet - --f N. e;MK. Ile.f. I'itii.'iI-1-N. ; an s. . la-ef, Ko;tsf 4s No. 1 eaiis. i:'f, KeriFt 'J4 N. '2 cans. .
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miis. sauaii isi:k;i:k. -Mis. Sarah Herder, so year.-, ';, was found (icad at her horiu', ."03 V tllax av -Monday morning at 1 o'clock. Mrs. lleruer lived alone
and it
fl'.o honi'
her wants who discovered the drpd N.
body of Mrs. l;erKer on the kitchen I lf".'(V e!ns' '
i our. Mif is survives iy three sons, Charles M. of Minden. Neb.. Louis of Shi's city, and A. J. of Danville. III.,
v.as- a neighbor who visited j VmVi. . . . me occasionally to car- f or I i;! sh' "omcl r.-i-f
CilllS.
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ASKS DIVORCE BECAUSE WIFE THREW FURNITURE
"lrirgin that prior to their separation in April of this year hi" vi ft?, ?lHrgaret Mor,t irornerv . was cuilty of cruel ami inhuman treatment. 1 nd a viohnt temper, and on nunvrous occasions threw furniture it hiai, John Montcmierv !i!l suit for di'. orc-e in superior court Monday. Pa further charged that she wrongfully accused him of int'dellty. They have been married s-incv February. iri.i. Four month? i nil tlie luniTcr Ileatrice rr was able to stand th r r; ol .and inhuman treatment of her husband. Roy Orr. according to her complaint for divorce entered in superior court. They were married in Apr:! of thi3 yp.ar and separated in July. MRS. NYE PETITIONS CHARGE OF ESTATE Mrs Josephine N" e. wid'w of IVinlrl Nye. len! at-rney. who riifd at ronablscn lake. Aug. ?ib d ppliration for Utters if administration rf the evtate in St Joseph superior court Monday morning. The e-s?e is abud at M1."'Vi. The n alt, is a'i,d at ? T . and the pt rsonal at $l.0rt0. Mr. Nc did not b a e a will.
L'l N'o 2 e;iliH.
i . o uaugrrrrs, .Mrs. Kila Simons or :l llt:. i;ike,l Mi.-hawaka and Mrs William Toll of! - No. .", ciii.s..
i'eru. Ind.. two sisters, Mrs. (itorge 1usi;Swiink of KocIh stcr, Ind.. arc'. Mrs. I iv,w St rinsrle
Fmma Daywalt of Deadsvillo, Ind.. 14 grandchildren and IT great grandchildren. Mrs. lierger was burn in Pennsylvania on Aug. 4. 1SJ3 vnd o.ime to tiii.s city .",t ja'ars go. Her late lrjsband died in ll7. Mrs. pei per was a memher of the First Pr " -l-yteria n church. No furp-ral arrang'ment.s have '.'tin made.
FUNERALS
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ns NiriTii; u:vis. The funeral of Mis-s Xe.tie Lovlis. ll'y N lifayctte ht.. who tlied at Fp'ortJi hospital .Saiurda evepiny. will le hebl Monday al'urnoon at -o'd --k at Kusj-ell's chapel, S. Michigan st. T,k Kev. Kay Hital will oiln late. Purial wi'l be in Iii' er ie ccmeter .
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MUS. W1IJ.IA.M A. roll!). Pi a ate fuiu ral services for Mrs. 'i:i:am A. Ford will be hebl at the residence. 117 K. Madison st., Tuesday morning at 1 o'clpck. Rev. James L. (lardiner of St. Paul's M. i:. church and lr. 1 1. A. Gobln of Ctreencastle will otflciate. The body will l.e taken to Lafaette for burial at :;n oUck.
T. P. A.'S GIVE PICNIC FOR ELKHART POST
Mnib-r- of the KIKhart F's V. ! Travelers' Prjlectie a--o. :at ion. j wet iruest.H of the ltal icvanizi- ' tion. post K. at their 17th annual!
THREE FACE COURT AS RESULT OF RAID I.o.ii-a Sarka. '2241 . WHshinvton a , will be givn a hearing in city o'ice court Thursday morning on a r.atare of ojurating a house of ill fame. The Sara woman was sr-
isted Saturday ;,!pht by Detectives PilU. Hamilton. Delinski and Ko-
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iM.ii:i m-.u .Miuiu.i;. .ii i uaw a-; 1 7.1 owsi:. alter a warrant ior tne i
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ti'nii pariN. . ' a:i auu a ( erie-v of content o.-ca;e.l tv, tl.iv : until o'clock mIvv .1 picnic was l ebl. ice or m. am! v ad"i" e "ere f urnislie! t'u pe.-t. j
V' No. 10 :uis.. 70
i 'ei n. Sv eot ''i N. 2 caiiM 51 '2.2j Menus. Dry - M;lg 101 10l.(M Corn Meid, Yellow Haps lot 1.01 Corn Starch 4o o. runs 4." !.(" Crackers. Asortel 4s No. 'J tins 40 1 .() Cr:)' kers, Snd:i- - 4 No. 1 this :2 1 i'0 l'n rl n.i - S No. 1 tins IT.' 1.mi risk. Dried
efi,4f 11-- t' "i.,.-. I Flour. Corn
M.ig 101 l.oi
Flour, ('rnhnm I? ik' Flour, Issue i;.iif Flour, Ity Mp Ilonilny, CorseSa k Iletillliy -'-'4 eartons . . .
lhunhiT. Dye C4 small enrtous 71 Mmci rent, Ihiik puiiU .13 Macaroni-- '' 1 pen ns 4ä Mi'k. Condensed,
Sie'tened 4s No. 1 c:ins .. Milk. F.vaporHted I s 11. cans Oats, Kolled ."J No. 2 enrtons Oats. KollH Mulk, laj; Kiep VAX Taploe.i--4 1 lb. enrtons. Sausnte. Vienna l'l enni Pork
I 'JJ runs I I'e.is. irea--
J No. '2 -nns . . . Totnn 1 1 es '24 N. '' ea ns . . Toiiuitoc 24 No. 2.. cans . Tomatoes -4 No. ". cans . . . Tenia toe 12 No. 10 cans .
t.01 J.01 1.01 2.00 3.00 a.3.00 l.r.
, nr, 1...V"n 0 .4 . fio 2 .0.1 , 01 M.OO .101 101 OO , 1.00 tvi 25 , 2..".
. 51 . 4 . Vi . 71 100
.37 .0.1 .11 .00 .42 .10 f.4'. r. 70 .01 .a, .o", .14 i.2 0 2 r.so oo 140 .04 .00 .07
10..V. s.ss 2.40 1. W 2 0 2. M ä 01 2.40 Ii JJ Ö.70 1.00 2.S. 2AS r,j2 0.S2 :..24 ;to r.co ;.40 .OG .14 2.t'
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Although bids for the improvement of the I)onoan rd., which extenls from the end of the pavement on Notre Dame av. to the entrance to the university of Notre Dame and from the entrance west to the Niles rd., were scheduled to be heard at the board of county commissioners meeting Monday not a single bid for the contract was received. The reason for their failure to receive any bids the commissioners believe was duo to the low estimate cost of the improvement placed by them which was $27.000. The road will be again viewed during the eomii.g week by D. Moomaw, county highway engineer, and three viewers to be appointed by the board and the report of this committee and a new estimate will be received. Bids will again be advertised. The commissioners expect to have this road completed before fall. Ulds for three bridges were ordered advertised by the board. Two of these bridges arc located in Marshall county. The specifications for the improvement of the Kar Trail were approved. Horace Feldman and Gladys Ullne were awarded scholarships to Purdue university.
Price of Foodstuffs May Even Overshadow the Peace Treaty.
WABASH STRIKERS AWAIT RETURN OF DECATUR MEN
My United Press: FOKT WAYNE. Ind.. Aug. 11. The Htriking shopmen of tho Wabash railroad in this city voted yesterday to remain out until the men who are on strike at Decatur, 111., returned to work. The men at Decatur are said to be belligerent and not in favor of returning to work until their demands are granted.
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search of her place for liquor was isMi"l'. John Kir,.tr. who uave hi.-- home a? Flirt, Mich., was arrested in the raid
FORMER SOUTH BEND MAN
ON ADVISORY BOARD
!S
SPIRITUAL UNION HOLDS MEETING SUNDAY NIGHT
Y. .J. Keller, former general
ith CJ..at eth l.attle. 221S Hrure :,i-OIlt 0f the New York Central rallf.. who are being held charged with roaii in South Hend, has been sefrc.'U. -nting a disorderly house. I ?oth let teti to scrVe as a member of the
wi! he given a hearin: Mrs. Sarka is tried.
at tne time
Tho Ir.tefratio-j.il Sp.r.tu.i! onion; h'o a 4:ee:inir in Iledrnen" h.t;:.: Micliiuan st.. Sar.etay iii-ht. The. mectinc was conducted by Prof. S. VI. ' iswel! ai.d a larce n.im r u re in ut:-r. dan ce Tae ni. tiia' will lote;i! 2".'..l,:. y e' cry S'.. :.'.; v ,:b.: j it o'clock .it t!i ii.ii:. I
iiAP.j.iN -1111.1 ni;rii in. ! C:er.cl. Melton. ha:d h.' wiiV. Mrs. Fmnia H-. for ihild i. - ! v rtion. w;!t it;i a hearing in! (i".y p,v'i1''' r.t t Mo!Mla; . It; i - -.oil M;toi. a .1 - orilet-t-,1 I y t h ! i-.:r: the r;:y. Mr ! -s obt.iinv .i .1 nit - ? : 1 1 : . h : : : : T . 1 ; . h iiioi'.e. - . rf.. t rr. f. : ir..- keji-'
i:;- ff his (h;!d.
ASKS S5,000 DAMAGES OF INSURANCE COMPANY 'b...f t,:r.u that ins right arm i.s ! n;..itictitly injured as the result of a e,ri. lttrical shock lie ree i,(I w tii'o for the Consratie Life Insurance Co. of this ity. Willi. in I". P.atlutr h.is tUe.t - t n. the ii'cnur co'ift for recovery of $.".'.i!, laniaces The com5iint alleges that on Aug- 10. Iil7. !.' i"y Napier. ' yars äM. elevator up. i' i'iir eiii iloye,' iy the company, hv w or the elevator control while I idiier a ivpau irii,' tbe switch.
;-disory committee of the Central district freight traffic committee at Chicago, according t word received here. Mr. Keller at present is division freight agent at Kankakee.
111., and with his new appointment 1
he will be required to spend the moft of his time in Chicago. Mr. Keller is well known in South Hend.
LONDON NEWSPAPER MAN TO VISIT NOTRE DAME
Special to The Newn-Timos : LA PORTE. Ind.. Aug:. 11. According to a letter received today by Harry P. Darling of this city, Fred N. Nile, a London newspaper man now on platform tour of tho T.'nitd States, will visit Notre Dame university Sept. 26, following the home coming reception which will be tendered him here on Sept. 25.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 10 Congress Monday begins actual consideration of high cost of living problems. Plans have been made by leaders for immediate consideration of th legislative recommendations made by Pres't Wilson in his address and the cost of living question promises to overshadow even the peace treaty and many other important affairs at the capitol. Work for several days will be in the hands of committees. The house agriculture committee will take up a bill for government recognition of cold storage and chairman Cummins of the senate interstate commerce committee ls'expected to announce a special srub-committee to consider the Pres'ts proposals for recognition foodstuffs entering interstate commerce including federal licenseing of interstate corporations. Tuesdr.y the senate agriculture committee meets to consider the wheat price question, extension of the food control law and other similar questions. Chairman ' Cronnau and national grange leaders plan a statement early this week giving the farmers side of the problems now under discussion. All senators from agriculture states have been Invited to the meeting Tuesday.
Entire List Shows Strength at Opening U. S. Steel Starts at 105fr. By Fntted Prei : NEW YORK. Aug. 11. The entire list showed strength at the stock
market opening today. . United State Steel opened at 10 5 1-8 and 1-4, up 1-2 and 5-S; Bethle-I hem B at 88 7-8, up 1 1-2: Central , Leather at 103, up 2 3-4; Baldwin at '
109, up 1 1-2; Mexican Petroleum at
1 177 3-4. up 1 1-2. and United States
llumVr at 127, up 1-2. After its streng opening the market sold off slightly. The most pronounced reaction was in Central Leather, which sold at 100 1-2, after an early high of 100The market rallied shortly before noon, after reaction of 1 1-2 points In Steel and other stocks in proportion. At no time, however, did it become much more than a trading affair. New lows for the day were recorded in a majority of instances shortly afternoon when further selling entered the market. St. Faul and New Haven led the low priced rails which showed some strength. Stuti. in the motor group, sold off nearly four points from the opening. NEW YORK, Aug. 11. Closing prices on the stock exchange today v. ere:
A. T. and S. F.
American Beet Sugar . . . American Drug Syndicate American Can
Allis Chalmers American Car Foundry
American Locomotive Anaconda Copper American Smelt'g & Refg. Co
flllC.lCrO LI K MOCK. CHICA;. An,:. 11.--lH;s-Ke, ir-r. .000: market 4 to 7Ö- u;: b'-Urapr. $20.7öiV-JO: ticking. vjl.'.'.v.t'J't.'o: lights. .71 0orf2a oo: pUd. $17 . : rousrb. Slfc OC'iTJo oo. CATTLE Keee'.pts. 9.000 . n.rkt 2.V to ."A; up; beef, 75'n'.'.r-i: but.Lr fl"V. f7.7rfil5.): einlief nisd cutter. $3 2"J 7." : toekd-r" and fh-rs. K.'v"' 1.17.: cows. J7."-ViiH.."": e-alrfü. ll'VLV,; 'o io SlIKKP He elpt.v ln.ooo; nmrket Z-V to ,iO. up: wool lamb. 7.V5'17.1.'
INDIANAPOLIS LIVK STOCK. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Aug. 11 H(MtS Re.-elpt. 5.oiY: m.ufct IV up: t.st heavl. f-S2 r',j 70 ; milium!" nu.l
mixed. -.o0vjr-"..; coxcinoü t cnoi-.
'J2.70;2.73
."2.75. CA1TLE Reeelrtf. ') : market steady: steers'. $14.'; 1 00; heifera. $'V0o7 l.'i.OO. siii-:r;i ncp:rt?. 4f; r-iB-i.. Sicrldv; t"0. S ).' f. 7.
turk.j. s-i ..Vf.- 4 . t. f CHICAGO CAII .KIN. . 1IU;. Aiiz. 11 WH K AT -" T" . 2 2Z:2 2 ; N-- S red. $2.1v'j z.2 2' f No. - hir.i. 2-2iti2; No 1 hari. : ::2 2-:: N ... 3 prl:;. U::':--i2 S Coit.v No. 1 v ;o w, .'j.t. . s.. -j -. i '',; N" ebovr, 2r'' N ' olr-.v, s.'Ol; No. yellow. $'' -Jo.' Nr. '2 iiiUf.l. 5- oivj -2 rc, : N-. -.. .e: Nu. i ii.ii. - t, j;.o7 ; N -. 'vt:-, 07 'ii 10. (MI'S No. Z l.'.te. 73"s-"i7N:: Nc 4 7"T.7-' HAKLPV 5171 4-V ) 'vi; -$i.:7'ui T I M OT 11 V SO Of i I l.TS.
bulk ef s3, f-.2.7-y 1 ( IU( (. GRALV AND rF.OVIION.
WILSON IU:iI.IKS TO SENATE. Uy United Press: WASHINGTON. Aug. 11. Pres't Wilson today replied to senate resolutions requesting information on various phases of the peace negotiations.
USE ADVERTISING TO CAPTURE BURGLARS
SALVATION ARMY WILL BE HOST TO CHILDREN
si l rr.Il III MM A l l u U. ; 1'ivnk I-iwUi'. v !o .!. nnip . I'ci: W. w-.s t.ii..-:i ; . i :h- r'pt-:M".h r... ;::ai S.in.i.ij r.jht ; f ';. ft- i. .;;f. !-- :i lw.tr t a J - :a ;. ;-1 the :.!.',!, 1 i vo;t. uv .
SIXTH ANNUAL MERRILL FAMILY REUNION HELD
Hc'v . i 2.'0 and r.OO mothers and
' hildi" :i will be slwn an outing at
!liils-..n la? Tuesday by the Salvation rmv. This is an annual event :nd et e ti:at is eagerly awaited by score-- of 1 tt'.e folk.-. The party will lo.v'.c U.f Northern Indiana railriy
NEW YORK. Aug. II. To capture a burglar, advertise for him in new-papers. This is the novel suggestion to the police of the country by New York detectives after the arrest of Robert Lynardan, elevator operator whom the police charge with stealing $10,000 worth of Jewelry and silverware from a score of apavtment houses during the past four months. L,ynard's method, according to the police was to answer advertisements for an apartment house elevator operator and with an army dircharge as a reference, obtain the job. He then would call various apartments on the telephone and if the received no reponye would enter and loot them at his leisure the police said. The police Sunday inserted an advertisement for ati elevator operator, directing applicants to report to n shionable uptown apartment. When lyrnrd appeared he was promptly engaged and as promptly start?! his systematic looting of the place according to the police. In on apartment, however, he encountered a um er of officers.
Local Markets
HAT. 8TBA1V AND FT.T.T. lCrrecttj Dil ly rse TTesirr Mlllf J tr Feetl ( .. 420 R. MlrLICMn.) NEW HAY Paying 120 to $22: selling S(J to aiiu. rajiDjj ro mns 75c Mi OATS Paying S0c, selling 00 to ß:. SHELL COHN Paying 1.73; rlllag f-'.ÜO to $2.20. KAH CUKX Pajlog elllng h.m) to $zca TIMOTHY SEE- rajlo $5 per bu. e'.llniz S-YSG. CLOVER SEED raj Inj -132 bu.; felling $25 bu. ALSYKE CLOVEK 124.00. ALFALPA (Montana grown $15.00.
ADDS FAMOUS ART TREASURES TO LIST
stntion at mor ;i h
!c3'i o'clock Tuf.vü-.'i
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!.r:;e. aft r he i..if! i.t'i He w.ci il! ' (1 from 1 hi- '.'. Ii' ecTr to th' J .....I .1. . '
.ii."!'.-.!. ioe "..uc .iiiiii iiarm .i"io is stoi.i:n.
..lo:;.h P.il;c!i. J 2 S. M.vir. .-'...! Mi:;.ov..'..i. i epor. I to tl.e iv .;. p.irtl:; .! tint h:s :. . - . ;- (
;t-I i'efl .lUli't:,,.!,;'. -. .. - ihort!' after o' Iock :;.;i '.v. tilht Lrotu trin0 Lroo'i pari-..
T!. v.xth annual McrriP. f.ir.Uly . l e. rii o; was Jie'd at Potlawatomi ( parv. S.i t ii r.!a y . with 37 members h j atteniai.ee- Following dinn.-r, whii .i '
w a ; e- . n t noon, election or or:a . : : w.;v h !! resulting in lbsi Iluru h beir.g elected president ai.ii Vi mi 1 'et i :n.i ii. s- cr-. ta r -tre.tsar ,ir. The e.ext reunion will be "geld at the ime place on the eoonl S.ittirday in August, il'v.
AIRPLANE PASSENGERS
NEW YORK. Aug. 11. Henry C.
I Trick has added to the art collection in his Fifth av. homo at a rej ported cost of ? l,"f O.cOo the fa-
oCDirc IC IHIITI ATCP ! rroUs 'oces Kr.smi'ls incluchd in obnVIUL lO INI I I A I tL tp.e collection of the late J. Piorpont j Morgan according, to an announceU.v Piiitf.l Press: ! ment. There are aboJt 4 0 bronzes
CiilCAtiU, AiUfZ.
airplane passenger serice was in-
C RAIN AXO FEKD. itrrteii Dlly by O. TV. Barren, ?tr Mill. llvrfr...- 4.t SHELL CORN Pay lug 1.C. OATS Paying loc, belling S3 to 00c. Bit N r.ng &2.t0 auutlitd. MIDDLINUS-Selllu- $3.00 hundred. CHOPPED PEEU öelllDg, 3.2Ö per SCHATCH FEED Selling $4.113 per 'VllEAT Paying $2,14.
riUCAfiO PKODKK. CHK'.UiO. Aug 11. Ivl TT' -Prean.ery extras. iV: htaroitrtls. .. .: tlrsf. 4ÖU252": ronds. 471-3?45'-i-. i KGCS Onür.urlf, flf-'s, 42'f i 4"". ! 'c'lIKESE-Twh.i. , 2fiS31-ac: Amt r-j
!( HS, ..'ijf.v'i 3". POl'LTKY Fowl. .?lc: duck. 27 2c; K". lHii,C5c: rrlnj:. 325? 31-:
i ;il(. Aug 11. "ling: Ills'! lj-ar C CORN 14 l-r4 V.', I. i-c. 157., 1 I';4 I'M I1 14OATS .ti.i. 7'V-, 7H TTV, 74., I 7. 1 7'-. 77 TT'm Mir vi vi to I'HK KSTt. 47'" 47" 47 00 71 LA IIP JSpt. ."2 on w M'2 Kf ol.f1 3H 31.42 l.M nin
Q PCP I A I I INFANTS' $1.50 WHITE DRESSES Q7 OlLUIMLi Soft wMt nainsook !th t.eautlful Uce ani em- J (j
broidery yoke. Ppel.al fr T.ieslaT only
2 I
. 23T9 ."3 100 5 'a 45 79
92 11 H 40 1S1 86 4 67 77H
A. G. TV 149 A. T. and T 102H Paldwin Locomotive 106 R and 0 42 "4 HethlehAm Steel B 86 H
Putte and Superior 2i B. It. T. 28 i;
Canadian Pacif:c 154H
C'rslli Copper Cuban Cane Sugar California Petroleum Central "Leather C. and O Colo. Fuel and Iron Corn Products
Crucible Steel 134 Chlno Copper 4 5 Vi Enamel . . . . 75 H Erie Common 1 6 Vi Erie Pfd 25; Great Northern Ore 4 3vt Great Northern Pfd 8'J General Motors .-..219V5
Greene Cananea 4 2 Ts 1 Hide and Leather Common . 3 4Vaj Hide -and Leather Pfd 122 Industrial Alcohol 1 2 0 Vh I
International Nickel International Paper
Inspiration Copper 60"b '
Kennecott Copper 37
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY TWO MORE DAYS OF OUR AFTER
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WcuHn' 75 0a'e UNION SUITS
Bgt 71c gauze lisle union suits wrtti
tlraw string and Irue knee. Sizes r.c, jind ?A only. Special
49c
Vmn'i tnil MUm' $1.75 MIDDY BLOUSES Flnfft n.!d3y rlotl In white. op:i-
hnpn. mess gren ani re", r.entiv
tnlloretl with contrasting cellars fliil ciiffii. Choice
r, r.itiv $1.09
Woman's Best K1.7J White Petticoats I e e p embroidery flounce, at
(51 ?Q
Mnmfn'ii $1.50 C repe Bloomers In plain or rbwerrd crepes. Cholre 97c
Fifth Ave.'s Latest Creations in Pattern FALL MILLINERY in values to $8.00.
Kenutiful l:;r'e hatP. s-'ine with eoIrr"i n fc f;:rlnKa. Individuality ntsured In t!l,fi"i collection of choirs niillinf ry t V MB U
New rriiiln to n r nuimniolh FaJ Stork of
Trimmed Hats
YIuea to S.-,Oo. In jlus-hs. vplvet-s efo. Colore. Cbolep
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81 ZO 175 27; 114 2S U
LIVK STOCK, iC'orrecttJ Dallv by Major lit., fi. L. fan M.. MihawaVa.) HtlAX J 'AT STKi:t:S Pair to fod.
Hs-ilJe: prime. U'iic. HOtiS lotyriloO I'.s. 20? lbs.. 2tV; 2tx) up. 200.
13C-.12175
suns. Circtj Daily l TVarnrr Uri.' $4 6tre. 224 K Mleblcan St. COW PEAS 4 A) to So.JJO. JAPANL.Si: MILi,i--V to 13.50. UED CLOVEP.-$25 to $29. TIMOTHY ?'l.CO to tf.SO. lit, U lvi "MW. S(Y BKA.NS to 16. SOUDAN GRASS 30 per hundred. -I'KLiv. f4 oa WINTLR OP II AIRY SETC1I &15.00. ttii St 'LuWKRS '2Zc lb. Al.SiKK (13 to S2-Oa tiLUL' GRASS-o.73. WHITE CLOVER J"i2.00 to svn:j' ci.ovKri-iis.oa :iAM.MUTli CLOVER 20 to $3). ALFALFA SIsl V; H PILLi I'liAS W-V) to 4.ia
rOLLTK AND MEAT 2. rrrrtcd lltll' tr Jtmante IIacIi. ItS r.. Keffers Wlvi!..'. IiKKK-Iloast, SOit: boiling. CO,. LAI: D 1'aylDff 40.-. selllner 4-.
Lackawanna Steel Lehigh Valley . . . Mexicin Petroleum Miami Copper . . . Marine Common Marino Pfd. Missouri Pacific
Maxwell Common 4 8 Maxwell 1st Pf l 74
Maxwell 2nd Pfd 35 i Mid vale Steel 51 j
Nevada Copper IST
New Haven 33! Norfolk and Wc stern 100 I
Northern Pacific SS-?;
Ohio Cities Gr.s
P.in-American Petroleum
Peoples Gas
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Coal
Hay Consolidated Copper
Heading 78 Hepublio Steel S7 Hock Island 2 4vs
Rock Island P. Rubber . Uumely Common Southern Pacific Southern Raihvs.y
St. Paul Common 43; St. Paul Pfd 6 4
Studebaker Common Sinclair Oil Sinclair Cons Tobacco Produc.s Texas Oil Texas and Pacinc Union Pacific U. S. Steel Common
r. S. Fteel Pfd.
C. R. Food Corp Utah Copper Virjrinla-Carolin. Chemical Wabash A Wilson and Co Willys Overland Woo! Westingrhou Liberty bonds 3 percent
Men'n IJJO B. V. D. Stjle UNION SUITS Inehiilel are 10 dozen sprlne neeille
ribbed untou suPs in vhite only
closed crutch anl half sleeves. Your ehoi e :it
94 c
tlov. It ?I.T KNICKER PANTS f cheviots ;iiil iiilitnre, in tine
onrk p.ifterns. Thev arc ?of ! r
enff'T'-eil jnnt f.-r t tie Artier1en boy, It .'
$1.10
105U 4fi
43 1 2 4" I
6 0 125 4n; 37U 25 S
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A er.v attractive bhnwlnff of K7.n0 an! SS.00 Goorgeiie Blouses
In hand embroidered 1 n d bended efforts; ninny nev f.ill Idoues In'-bid-e.l. If it'K .1 re xV blouse you -vlll Ibid It our waist de;r. for lef. money alwn vp.
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Ohemise & Gowns
I'liitiet riuslln and
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ii n 1 ii a onfc. prettJly vv-t ff .
m;oie siuj tr:inirel i v wth la- find ern , v si ImfLtJ .
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Women' $I.."0 .Muslin (ons :nd StJn famUnIfii. OQ
Cbolee
iiuuurated here today when the Chl-
Notable anion-,' the
enamels are portraits Vy Ionard
Umonsin and earlier artbsts, such as
caso Yacht club's new air boat wasi MonyAcrnli Nardon and the Peni-
Sivc moriev by pitTOlrins; merchants that advertise.
put in operation. It will ply between
downtown Chicago and exclusive North Shore residential and Country club district. Fares were pet at $25
.i ride, or $60 an hour.
iTry NEWS-TIMES Want Ads.
caud. The Penicauds are represented by the three members of the family Jean I. II and III. In 1915 Mr. Frick bought for
.more than 51,000.000 some of the J rare .dorpan porcelain china. Prejvious'y he hand acquired the famous Kragonard painting.
rnODLCE MARKET. .Corrrrted t-Jy by the ltralhtrltod twery. tiO N. Vib .) BUTTER AND ITrGS-Creamerj butter. n.i vim f.7c .und. 3ilir.c CTv oo.ir.d:
oui.try b itter. ;..njliijr j.unJ. jelUn? J .'kV pxiuud; egg, paying 4-V dezen. feli-
Inz )' Jozon. fl:Lil. AM) V I-XiSTAULES-Prulti. CaUforni naval oranyes. oüc per foien; leaioni. dozen; oaauiirf. pound; Vlrsiuliv potatoes, S'l.üO bu.; new catbi;se, ei ll u? ! j-ouud.
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54 'a 5 4 2
. . .in2-4 . . . 255 ... 473i . . . 125 . . .ll.""ö . . . SO . . . ST . .. so3 . . . - ... 32 . . . 5 2
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96: first 4's 94. lO: second 4 f
10; Hrst 41is 33.90; second 41;'93.4: third 4U's 55.00; fourth 4;,s ?3.40; fifth 4s4's 3 9.S4.
Women's lJet 7.V Silk Hose StrWly first quality fl b r e i!k bose ultli h 1 g b N'dlceo lieej nnd douide sole, .f edal at
c
Women 1.7. Corsets Miller'e fainou e o r e t p. w Itli ruft proof steels the rial .".esiMe kind. S::re. Ton inn wawli a MII'.t'i eorxet Special at
I.I
Roy' and filrl Rompers Flr,C!f 1 V' gir.g ham r-T'per? made wltli v-rii."-V and ;h"rt Sleeve; IlCitly trim'd ia widte, at
74 c
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Boy' $t.t. Blouses Actually $1 ' boy' M"Us; fecit c 1 ii ; l.."iniä. ; e r'-r 1 ! -. ptr. ; Sie m y ye.irn :'-. Clobe
9c
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HIDES AX1 TALLOW. (Corrected today by 5. W. Urpman, til Main t.) Hides. 2('jkrl clfklm. 4OS.70c. Rendered tallow, C7c lb.; befswax TCc pound.
1'KITERMIM OIL. Quoted by the "OH. Taint and Drif Rportr. Peppermint, tins M0i? 8 2' bctt 10.007 10 2. rt-.tiaeJ fe.'-"5 uv"'
1918 CHINESE TRADE HIGHEST ON RECORD
SHANGHAI. -Vug-. 10. The value' of the direct foreign trade o China! for last vear w is the highest on I
record. afrsreprat:nr the equivalent of $1.311.377.902 in gold. This result was due. to the universal advance In prices and in the value of the tael (Chinese coin) and In spite of extensive shrinkage in the merchindlse handled ow.ng to the hindrances in trade, by war condition?. The total customs collected in 15 18 were the equivalent of $!".- 794.757. ?o!d. a, compared to !''C,:::,n: in 1917.
Wonirn'i New VOILE DRESSES TheT were made f e
Mll'jit $7.50. Ileauti-
IUI uai n " . " trimmed. Special at
MM
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Ü1J50 Silk Poplin SKIRTS A splendid arr.ir ef h.11-. TiOi'-e
Real eJHl ( ofTee
Percolators
(if jj-enuuie aluminum. In 2 quart iilze: - T-ar of pood coffee. Sre-
! lal
1 w,
IiUxJ
J2.0O eTlm Curtains In ecru or u !'!. heic'ttthed a r xl full '2-2 Jd loüi,. spe. l il p.i'.r at
$1.49
FOIt TUKSDAY Willie Quantities Jjit f)nly
...94c
Udies' $1.75 Blouses
Thev're .ery I':.' .r ! rul.. vvfciJe thrj !st '4f. BoV $3.00 J 1 Wash Suits ip I An ei-eptiiaat tjrr.itn la ' t u .1 1 '..'" wa.ti ult. lr'lin Wiiib thev lat l.. Ladie' $1.50 Mus- QQ lin Petticoats JJJ W'it'.i fl-ep mtirffTT i; . -1 . . No t. eft er 'ir-el r'!-t r!i..- :n Su'i'li Il-nd. lb;! thev'.-e !):;:"! t te.
Women's 75c Kitchen Aprons .
f t,i-T ;:K.t and C.nrk .i; An idi! aprm for t!,c k t ::. and epe"ljillr when ti.v ;i -r or.lr 4r. Boys' and Girls' 75c OQ Panty WaUt U. SuitOSJC Fine cw;. 4 ..tton uni-:i ":.t f.-r chlldrea t j l ar a f Xr.
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E are showing for your approval the newest in Fail Suits 2nd Floor.