South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 268, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 September 1919 — Page 4
THE SOUTH BND NEWS-TIMEo
WIFE REFUSES TO SELL WHISKY
Mrs. Williams Says HusbandWnntnri Hrr tn A;;kt i
in "3lincl Tiger.
Let The Wedding Bells Ring Out
IWOMAN FILES SUIT ! FOLLOWING ARREST
JCH.N. I REALLY
DELEvr the: cost
OF LIVING 15
COMING COWfi
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T.n; Marnrrt William r f isd to ay;-t her hubind in thoperation r.f a 'Mind tig-r" at 1 1 " W. South ft., ) 'r-alM her with ri.ri rrmdty th.it Me wa f.ured to liv ap.irt ffni 'uni, ; i dinir to the I. ill !''! :t tr-i i !.- Tud- Willi i t 1 1 s in superior -.urt Wdn sdav. Mrs. Willi irr.s stat-s h" wa m.irri-! I VI. 2 7. KM!', ,inl nr.it' frfni h'r In i; i .i n I S ;t. 21. She .tys !h:i. during tint t i rn h r yi I :i Tl 1 h.iS T t en . T - I ti p"J) ;in avrag f ti- tim-s a w k and that hf has rnn-uni"'! s- mu h
n hi'iiy trial tir ;s rn w wr-ck. Sh a'h.rrs 'hit iip'-n " (Melius h- l:;i s r,i ! I - 1
Ti.iMi- and iij'ori nnf f .c-ion sf ru !: h'-r. Fpnri :i not h r sh- .is he nit no f hT Ir s s f .-hi'd.- ili.it ! wit hanging in the rlwl, and a' 1 Mmth'-r time h- thrnv ;in I -c-1 1 i ! li'ht hulh rit hT whi-ii ni rru ly Inlv-f d h'-r h.id and Mi ; . i i 1 t', pi s a lin-t th- !- d 1 Sli alle- i- vir , v;lwr - ( ".ar- ami lirxn frni th'ir h'tn- ;ind 1. 1 '. it to unknown pl.ic--. .it;ImI Itc.mtii:iMt 'Di"' v r- lunnit.L' ;i i :iür.iutj at I .-. W. South vt. f,,,- u 1 i ii j dl- vj.t, s sll- Ji.lili .. "t .UM? ' ' j .!'! sh'' i' fii" 'l to v..; i;,t'ior in th- s t a hi i-h it ) i nf . In- mad" lifo yo , Jitpl asa nt for h'-r di" v. i - fna 1 to v I th" pint- for n . Hf mIso urLri-d h ' 'o i 1 . I 1 i v 1 1 .i ioonii;,u, ho'i;- for ilh-.il pni v- v. ini h sli' -t.its vim ii'fnv.d. Slir v;at,s ,-,s !k.h rnnnin: a ; r-sviurant ;it .1 1 .". W. South s. hin' slii' vyl th' ir foi ni' '.- pi ii and h , ) ii srlhn h'iuor sire- ho luni-h! th- restaurant M;iv , ,- i iim itn of s.ih'S i - fiojn four to fi. L'a lions; a l.i v. I
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IEGT0RS BP
AMBER TO MEET .
772S
MISS. MAUV HILhs.
i s. Mary Ikls. of Lnicapo,
1 Tuesday niornlni; at he honie
following a short illness with com-
nlications. She was horn in Fort . Wayne. Ind.. fn June (. and Plans For Future Activities of i had med in south nnd previous to i ; ... .
KOint: to t.hieapo. She is survived hy two children, Horace Wilds and Mrs. Once Lands, hoth of Chicago, and also one Krandehild. Arlen Itnds. of Chicago; three lirothcrs and siste ; also survive, fleorpe M Urown ;tnd Mrs. H. . Brice -f Soiitli Fiend and John Hrown of Kaple
Body Will be Made at Smoker.
CfGAR ME
RGHAHT
T
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for tw important ihamVT of t'oni-
ok. nr Thuiilay j Iike. Michigan.
) fith.r l-'riday pis:ht. for their purpose the
An allien m. . tin:,.-' a' : i ' m i ! : i ' u iL'l t and ; and h.i v in:
: div' u-vion of pl in for the future a'lp.itv of th" Cha nihcr. were annoiinct'd Wednesday. 'I'ii'' ni'-mh'Ts of th'- honrd of dirotnis will meet Thursflay niuht j to li.-nivs pl ius for the callinu: of a 'Miiolx r'! at som31 date in the near jfiitur- ai which 11 tlii nmtnliers of jh- ot aa ni.ation ill le requested to
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN HELD MEETING TODAY
'fonls and hranch in makers of tf II. W. Steinhart "nni ini-s f Indiana iodiv held in South
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I ' n ' I in ? 1 t I i I III ,i r i oi ''' '"j ij-nJ
in's which arc heme hld at each 'ft the cnjup tr. hranch hous s 1
pl s-Ilt .
; At th proposcfl "smoker' plans j for tli'- future activity of the Cliainj hT Ulli lie d!s U.vi('d. J Merchants to Meet. At tin- nieefinp lYiday night the !m-r'hants of the city will oiseuss i plans for the la-oraniz-ation of the
.Merchants' hureau of the Chamber.
th- possitde eniplovment of a
secretary to have charge of the
The funeral services will he held at j::i0 Thursday afternoon at the A. M. Ilussell chapel. Hev. Harvey loek of the hrist Science church, otticiatin?. The burial will he in City emetery.
FUNERALS
hureau.
.n.oHK!,oUl ,,. v,,,t., iri,- ... v j j Hrihr. chairman of the Steinhart Cmpanic. state distrih- I 1ir..w..nt Ml ,r,a1int ,lllr,.:) uv.,!,,,,.
i (1 av v,-Mit letti-rs to all members- of
jth" bureau, askinc them to be present at the Kriday niht meeting.
utors for tlie Cadill i- and I
I5roth-rs autoniohiles. started a month aco io enndu t tlwse monthly tructiii-'s hy invitinc: -a h of the branch manapers to attend a seion it tlie linmi- office in Indianapolis.
at whirl, time Mlos promotmn an l( REACH HIGH STANDARD
PEDIGREE STOCK MEN
ervice to owners was taken up hi detail. At that time it was decided that officials of the onip.my Hud branch manager? would continue the meetings eacii month, holditipr th1 me tintrs .'.t each of the branch hou.ves until the circuit ha; ben completed. At today's-- mntinc in South Ib-ud s-alr.v promotion and ervice to owners will be diseased in ivrry btail ami ii is tu aim of
Ihr i-ninri luv 1 hit u tlli th,- i oim'i'.' . !
lion of the visits to a h f the brain h houses the company will be in a position to offer even mote sat-i-.fa-ot service than that which m now the pride of the organization.
EXTEND PARCEL POST
A hiuh levd in hop: production lias been reached by the Hie: Type Poland China "Breeders of St. Joseph county. Anions,' those that have lpn exerting well directed efforts in the raising of hish class hoars are T. H. Jackson. C- V Reish. Paul V.
;Ci,arronte. H. J. Lonsipy, lo an Hess. IZdward Hawblitzel and Harry I I 'o w rrs.
Manv St. Joseph (ounty farmers
tare s-tartiriK a herd of pedigree stock
and throughout the county, the standard of hops is rapidly reaching hitlK-r. Voting men and boys are showing particular interest in the high cla.-s lrg and some of them
MAUV II. ;HiLIIiANI. Th funeral tserices for Mary Ruth (Jilliland who died Tuesday morninp will be held at 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon at the. home ofja-nt work
her parents, 743 South Bend av.. Rev. C. i:. Johnson of the "Lowell Heights M. K. church officiatint,. Hurial will be In Iliverview cemetery.
Harry Engle is Publicity Agent on Recruiting Trip For Sailors.
Harry H. L'rjrel. well known South Hend cigar merchant, is a memb r of the navy recruiting party which is in South Uend today to stimulate recruiting. Kngel. whose home is at lL'6 K. Rronson st.. and who is a member of the cigar firm at 401 S. Michigan .-t., fully expected to be out of service by this time, but his naval bosses willed otherwise. Jt seems that Engel has developed into quite a publicity man and when the navy department determined to send out a special train to round up young men for the naval service. Harry was made a member of the publicity crew. In thi capacity he has been making good with a vengeance and has been vjtting in some pool licks in ground and lofty presa
APPOINT RED CROSS NURSE AS SUPERVISOR
The cision Louis
circuit court returned in favor of Louis P. L. Rit tenhouse in the
Local and Foreign Market News
a de
i and : case .
wcks
Gravi
Cattle
Provisions
brought against them by Lillian j
Paulson, tried befor Judge Funkj
Wednesday.
.Mrs. Paulson brought action) against the Rittenhouses because; f her arrest when she and her hus-j band would not give possession of1 a house on 'he Ilittenhouse farm., She stated she suffered bodily pam
because of the humiliation and c onditions to which she was subjected while m the jai'. and during ti;;:! in city 'ourt. The cases of Ambrose vs. Iuis P. Rittcnhouse and Lillian Paulson
Sugar Syndicate
vs. Samuel Kcczorowski. a detective, j were ilivmiw rt on mntinn f thoi
; price- on the stock xchnnge tod.ty I were:
A. T. and S. F American Beet Arierican Drug
American Can Allis Chalmers American Car Foundry . .
j American locomotive I Anaconda Copper ' Amer. Smeltg. and Rrfc. A. C V A. T. and T ! P-aldwin Locomotive i
R. and ()
P.
To.
i 5 45 U . 1 .? 1 x fo : : u 1 :.'2 40
1 m
plaintiffs.
DR. C. A. LIPPINCOTT DELIVERS ROTARY TALK
No.
hard. -.'JO'-vfi.:!:
Miss Ina M. Gaskill has 'neon appointed supervisor of nurses for the Rfl Cross nursing service in Indiana, with headquarters in Indianapolis. Her duties are to supervise nil Red Cross nursing activities in the state, direct and advise nursing committees regarding the enrollment of nurses, the supplying of nurses for emergency calls and the organization of classes in home hygiene and dietics. Miss Uaskill is ably fitted for her new appointment. Slie is secretary of the State Association of Nurses, and president of the board of registration and examination for nurses. From 191:'. to 1917 she was in charge of the Free Tuberculosis clinics in Indiana, and since that time has been supervising the work for outpatients in the social service department of SUjnnyside' Sanitarium in Indianapolis.
1 r. Charles A. Lippincott addressed the Rotarv club meeting at the diver Wednesday noon on behalf of the Jewish relief. Ir. Lippincctt. in speaking of th drive to i.e made for the fund for Jewish relief, ?tated it would be incorporated in th drive io be made by the federation of social service, increasing the number of charitable organizations to 1C.
The amount set for St. Joseph! nnnritv if A "O . A .-. U;.. ...ill !
v.-ui.i,, .- U", ."ru IUI till?" -V 111 illcrease the total of the federation drive from th former amount of Sl'oo.ooo to li'SO.ono.
sarins:. s"-,..utj'j..". CllltN-N,. 1 veil.. . $1 ."iTr.7 l.Mi1, : No - rll'w. M..V.J 1 .,7'., ; X,,. r.
I -l 'Ai-t I." : N. ä veliow. $l.v: . 1 ; nilxe.l. $l..s'ri I.önL. ; j mis,.,!.
Rethlehem
Kutte and Super;B. R. T. ...... 'hili Cop; r . . . Cuban Can- Sugar California Petr-d
1 'entral Leatlie r . . . : C and 1 ' o!o. F;;f 1 and Iron ! 'urn Products . . . . i Crucirde St ! ' hir-.o Cop p. r j Enamel i Fris "! CnrntVi'"1"! . . . ' Eri 'omr.mn ...... j Erie Pfd ! ('rear Northern Cre i (len oral 1'leetric ... , Oreat North'rn Pfd 1 General Motors . . .
i 1. .V.i i.j ; Nt. mixed. 51. ."7 1 ATS o
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TIMrriIV .s.;,o?ril
1 niied. .1 C7'. l.r-7', No. inl''i. S1..V1. .". w lilte. ".'; ! To' .1 .
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ciikwoo I'koih 1;. CHICAGO. S.pt. J4 ItC'ITKi: ry exttiis. .V-; stan-Iard. C".' OO'ifftoTe ; seci nds. 1 -i'.',KciliS - tUillnarb s. -l I ' .(1 2 1 - CllLKSB Tw ins. J7 V" V" " r:i. I"."' J". 1 .. .
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Til id in r..w ix.
!. -jj.-; springe. tuikevs, ... I'OTATULS Cars, ät : Wi . 11 niim and Minnesota!. J.'.fi'iC.'.iii ou.
WILSON FILES SUIT
TO RECOVER JUDGMENT fem:
INDIANAPOLIS LIVK STOCK. 1NIUANAPUL1S. Sept. Jt H. ;. lb--ipts. .M'0; tnirkrt. loinii- l-o-r; h-;i vi-n. 17.iO; 113 I i 11 m - an-1 mi
1 7. h'-W 1 7.r0 ; rniilllKill to ch-'iii',
bulk of sales, $17.40.
itreor.e Cannr.a Hide and Latli-r
III I . ..I T - U - . .
j lllti" a ii'i i.-Miin 1 1 Illinois Central . . . j Industrial AIccJuil
International Nickel International Papr
Inspiration Copper 'ro.ini- j Krnnc'COtt Copper firsts, , Lackarv ana Steel .
1 Lohiuh Valley
L and N Mexican Petroleum Miami "opper . . . Marine Common . . . Marin Pfd M issouri Pacific Maxwell Common Maxwell 1st Pfd. . Maxwell lnd Pfd. Midvnle Steol
om mem I 4 ' i .
4 . 1 :: ' 4 . 1 ', 1 S : r n ' ; 7 :. 1 1 ' IS ' .
4 2 1 4 ; v.'. '; U 4 .U4 1 ' z
firsts, Ameri-
v ., 4S 1 f 1 21 4
117 L' 4 0
1
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Nevada Conner
CA IT'LL K'-eipts. S1 : nnrkrt. v... u
filed suit against ,,jfr- s- , , (ai
rows anl 1
:;i
James L. Wilson
laude M. Jackson and others in SHLLP- Ke.-eipts, sim; m.irket, 8teady
N. V C
Northern Pacific
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ELECT OFFICERS
Notre Dams Lodge Has 420 Members in Record Enrollment.
!
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I are purchasing tu1 nucleus or pern
SYSTEM TO ISLANDS r' 7
-A
The postoflice department has j be n notified that th' principle is- ; lands wl:i-h may be reached thiouch th- parcel post service to the Netherlands. East Indies, are Pali. Ran-,.( ha. 'illiton. Hutch Eortvo. t"elebes. ' Java Little Soenrla Madura Moluc-'
i a--. Ehio. S im ctra. I uti h
i I'd N'W lliiiiir i . Thruii:h an a grerinmt eaeiie-l wiih tii Loridon offic"1 panels mail--I in the Fnited States may now b ."("pteü for onward trar.v.nisior
herds. sale of hish grade
I ..a1.. .. ill V.v 1,,1 I.'.-i.l i .-
Jackson and Mr. Reish.
ped iqree by Mr.
EMPLOYMENT EXAMINERS GIVE DISTRICT REPORT
t- , ... .
1 I.. OOI I
ririlorj charge of
of
the
A full quota, of o flic era was elected at the first meeting of the new school year held by the Notre Dame Knights of Columbus in their council chambers "Wednesday night. Plans for tho new year were also discussed and Grand knight Frank P. Coodall urged the scores of knights at tho university who are not members of the local council to secure transfers thereto as soon as possible. "While the general advantages of the order are enjoyed by knights the country over," he said, "may be
Now a Yeoman. Engel holds the rating of yeoman, second class, in the navy. He enlisted about a year and a half ago and was sent to the Great Lakes naval training station. Here lie was made a member of the staff of the "Great Iakes Hulletin." the tirst daily newspaper in the fighting service of any nation. Harry was made business and circulation manager of the sheet, a job of no mean proportions, for tho "daily" had a circulation of 20,U00, being very widely read among parents of boys in service and tthroughout the entire naval service. Engel was slated for release on the first of August, but was detailed to make the recruiting trip, for the navy department quickly seizes good timber. On the recruiting tour the publicity crew, of which Engel is a member, publishes a miniature daily newspaper a sort of traveling edition of the "Great Lakes Bulletin." It Js called "The
1 T- 1 A. ( 1 - 1 1-1 . l
avy necruuer ana enromcjes me local doings of the navy recruiters in each town visited. In addition to interesting navy news. 1 When the trip comes to an end on Oct. 8 in Chicago, Harry will be at once released from active duty. He will return to South Bend-
BOYS' DIRECTOR WILL ATTEND CONFERENCE
YOUTH IS FREED BY 12 REALTORS
Real Estate Men Are Jurors in Unique Case in Justice Court.
superior court Wednesdav to secure t -'T. S-o.oO'if. -oo
judgment of ? 7.10. 'the value set by him upon otlic supplies and medical apparatus which he said was never returned to him. Mr. "Wilson states he placed his
i other and medical supplies in the
hands of .mith Wherrett when he went into the fnited States army and that upon his return to the city. Mr. Jackson, receiver for Smith 5c Wherrett did not return all of it. Wilson alleges the amount has not been returned to him amounts to ?7."o and asks judgment for that amount.
riTTSIUKU livi; STOCK. PITTSHPK J, Sept. -.M.-TATTLE
Ohio Cities f,a. Pan-American Petroleum
Ip i t enns nanii
choline. Mrt.oo Pittsburg oal
fair. $ll.r.(V.i j Kav ronsohdated
MAN HASN'T SHAVED SINCE THE REBELLION
Victor H. Kupferer, boys' work director of the V. M. C. A., will be
enjoyed here as elsewhere, still the; on of the speakers at the state conparticular benefits of the council ! lerence of boys' work secretaries to
ninM-ri
......... . ...V .
Indiana l're Employment commission, for tlm period front May 1 to Sept. shows th1" :'svistance offered ..v.emploved people during that
P' t iod. Reports of Ihe South Bend i
; the i-l.inds of Zanzibar and P m- o?!i . civ.- th- following figures, l .t. This agreement mean that ! whi-'h were made public Wednesday in til mav be sort to any place in by Hays H. Puskirk. chairman and the Zatiil'.-.r Protectorate, im hiding director of the commission:
IVmha. but ilcliverv is .nntine.l to Men reglst e r-d . 1 . M. 4: help want
th"1 town of Zanzibar am "h:tki and Weti in the
a iiiiii : i irii iiipit hi
examiners in . " ' - "
ted bv the' r thp -otre Dame council tust.
The Notre Lame council now boasts a membership if 420 members. With a record enrollment hundreds of prospective candidates are available and with the number
to
to "h iki- ( '
i
inland
Pemba. Eeiristere.i mail will not at - epted.
i.t;; referred. ldU, placed. Soldiers registered. :)12; help
of ? l.:;.. 4.
l,t. j anted. J71; referred. J71; placed, ! '2 Women registered, '.S: lielp
itl'ol.
referred.
placed.
GLENN CUNNINGHAM TO ASSIST BOYS' DIRECTOR
linmntlniv. has eon s"
assistant l"us' vvo:k di-
of the V. M . i A. He j
from th-" local
high j
("Pen n "':red as
r e. t or
-Tad Hat. d s c i i ol 1 a s nee in b.'-T. It.o
wi:i;pr ai'.ii presi.ierM o
iao. compoei or ntcn s. t'.ooi pov s. i 'ftinninc "-ct. 1. c'Ieo Wedel illl a!o be a jiirt time as:tant to Mr. i
Imring the live months tb.at the organization has been in operation in the state. .2' men and 2.01S women have been placed in suitable t mp!o no nt. In this same period 5,i'iM lisoharg-d cddiers. sailors and
marine haw been assisted
c ? new transfers which will soon come the council expects to boost the membership to 700 by the end of the year. By that time the knights expect to b installed in their new home. Olluvr for Year, otiieers elected at the meeting Tuesday night: Grand knight.
Thomas J. Toldn, Canonstiurg, Pa.;!
le held at Lafayette. Ind., Friday t.nd Saturday, Oct. 10 and 11. Mr. Kupferer's talk will come on the
second day, his subject being, "Thej Christian Citizenship Training Pro-j
cess. The other speakers at the conference will be J. M. Horner, who will talk on "High Y Clubs Aims and Methods;" Charles I. Ebersole, "Ideals in Employed Boys' Work;" II. J. Duke, "State-wide Plans for Bovs' Work," including discussion of state boys' work secretary, older
boys' conference and uniform state-j wide plan for high school V cluba. j campaign of friendship and find j
Ora Richter. 17 year old Lakeville young man charged with cutting a strand of barbed wire, was round not guilty by a jury of 12 realtors in Justice of the Peace AI. W. Hosinski's court Tuesday afternoon. Tha jury of real estate men returned a verdict of not guilty within a few seconds after they took the case under advisement. According to the defense the case is an outgrowth of a neighbor's feud which resulted in the apprehension of young Richter after a sensational arrest made by Mrs. Ella M. Sholly. private lady detective. Blood hounds secured at River Park also played a part In the apprehension of the young man. Get Signed Confession. After watching Richter for some lime and collecting what evidence she could the private detective In company with Itichard Tayloi, deputy sheriff, took the young man to the offices of Attys. Shively and Gilmer where he signed a written confession. The yourtg man said in th trial, however, that he made the confession after being threatened with confinement in jaiL Atty C P. Ducomb proved that the case was the outgrowth of a family feud and the jury immediately returned a verdict in favor of the young Richter. Charles Richter, a cousin of Ora Richter, hired Mrs. Sholly.
"Old friend?, beat that if you can!" is the greeting of J. I. Lenox of Detroit. Mich-, who hasn't shaved since the Rebellion, 61 'years ago. Mr. Lenox is a former resident of South Bend anc is going to remain here three or fo jr days. He has been here only occasionally during the past 15 years and now finds most of his old associates gone.
MARKETS
CHICAGO GRAIN AM)
CHICAGO. Sept. 21.
PROVISION.
Opening High Low Close COKN Sept. i" l ;o i.i4 is; Dec. 12..s4 1 U.'t 127S May ü'ö'-a 127 VSi'u 121 OATS Sept. -.77 f VT- 7Si Dec. 7i 71 '. ju, (ZW4 Mav 72s 7.)'2 71- 72' PORK on. r.d.cft :.75 solco LA KD Oct. l'ci.n) lilJirt 24 V) 25.5T Jan. 22.00 '22X3 -2 " 22 SO RIBS Oct. 10.00 10 00 1 J3 10.2.1 Jan. 1S.Ö0 l.s.SO ls.40 m.70
eipts. ngnt: ma r k"t. mow; nbi.oo; good, sn.oor.i 14.71 :
!..): veal alves. .22.oo'd22. V.
SHEET AM LAMMS HerclptR. light:!
market, steady: jiritne wether, $10 m");.- j Republic Steel lo .-,i; j:o.Ki. y.ooM'.i.Tl : fair iuiiel. J7.oo j Kock Island IUHJS Keeelpts. o lonlde de. ks. tn.-ir i K('ck ,-Iand Let. titemly: prim heavy hos. $17 .Vnr j Rock Island B
it. 10: mediums. .iv.(K)'!7.is.,,i : heavy york- Rubber
ers. fiymiv.-Ki: light vnrkers. $17.r-Kj-17..V): piK". SI fi .Tva . :Oo : rnush, $H on (ulö.23; stags. $12 W! l '
1 2 ' ; IIS1; 427 2
. opprr
Reading
i:.T III FKALO LIE STOCK. EAST Itl FFALO, Spt. Jt. CATT LE Receipts. Soo; market, slow, steady ; prime trs. ?bJ"'i,17.0o: buthr it raJ.es. Sia.oii'ij.lo ; cuivi, 4.00'j'.75. CALVES- Kc'Clpts. r): market. a tivr $1 up: cull to -boi.e. .V(VV.7 22.UO. SHEET AM LAMHS Reeolpts. fcoO; market, active, lambs 2."- up. nhep steady: choice lambs. $l."i..'l-7a: ull tu fair, $10.00-77 14.71: vearllngn. tO.(Mi 10.00; Pheep. Sj.000.00. HCKiS Receipts. 1.000; market flow. l.Va2,V lower: yorkfrn. .ls.fOöilS.2.1 ; pips. ?17.75; mixed. IS.nO'H 1.2.1; heavy. JKJö'iil.OO; rough?, .514. 11 00; Ptags, $1U.001 13.00.
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LKGISUTURK Ql'TTS. 15 v l nifed Tress : TORONTO, Ont.. Sept. 24. The Ontario legislature tdands dissolved today and -writs have been lFsued for a general election on Oct. 20, when the referendum on prohibition will also be taken. In making his announcement last night, Premier Hearst outlined the policy planks of the conservative party In the elections-
Rumely ("ommon . . . . Southern Pacific Southern Railway St. Paul romnvn St. Paul Pfd Studebakcr Common Studbakrr Pfd Simdair Con..
.Sinclair ' il fil Sugar Tobacco Products K2i Texas Oil 2 70 Texas and Pacific SO; Cnion l'acific 121s V. S. Steel Common lor,"4 P. S. Steel Pfd 113" C. S. Food Corp. SS1Utah Copper S2'-Virginia-Carolina Chemical .. 79 'Vabash A SO Wilson and Co. 1 Willys Overland .12 Wool MRU Westinghous 58 Liberty bonds ?,U percent 100.f; firft 4's 95.20; second 4's 34 -2fi; first 414's 35.30; second 4's
94. 3R; third 4iV ß. 4'i's-94 .62; fifth l4's-
2: fourth
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK. CHICAGO, Sept. 24. HOGS Receipt 2.r.oo: market. 2V lower: butchers, $l5.lo 7,17.7ö; packing, Mfi.OordlG.50: lights.
j l.0tvi 17.50; pigs, $10.0010.21; roughs,
?1. 25 13.75. CATTLE ne.eipfs. 13,000; market 2.V up: heef. S.ihVo 1 17.75; butcher stock. S' 5. 714. 71; anners and -Utters. $5. 31 ft KX(0; ntokers 'inc feeilers. .H.f0 12.21"; cows. .'? .'2)fa 13. si; calveN. 20.2521.50. SH1;i;T Re,-.its. 23.0o0 : market. 21" up; wool hituiis. $S.(f.j 12.21; en es. .2.00 Ol 7.25.
IIK A.0 CASH GKAIN. CHICAGO. Sept. 24. WHEAT No. 1 red. ?2 2f,i ;. ; No. 2 red. .2 23 ' 'l 2.24 ; Nn. 3 red. ?2.20'2.21,a ; No. 2 hard, $2.24
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Sweet Pickles. 3 dozen 25c Soda Crackers, pound 19c Extracts, all flavors, 2 oz. bottle 27c Nectarines, pound 32c Swans Down Flour 35c Fresh Roasted Peanuts, package 23c Breakfast Cocoa 29c Magic Ammonia, bottle 15c Fresh Cookies, pound 22c to 35c Coffee. 45c lb.. 3 lbs $1.25 GRAND UNION TEA CO. "THE QUALITY FIRST STORE." 112 E. Jefferson Blvd.
LOCAL AVIATORS GET MEW CURTISS MACHINE: WILL RESUME SERVICE
deputy tjraml knight. Walter Miller, I yourself campaign; E. W. DuVall.
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ARREST FEDDLER FOR NOT HAVING LICENSE
Detiance, cbancellor. Thomas J. Peacom. Chicago, 111.; recorder, Lindon J. I'ryce. Green Ray. Wis.; financial secretary, Alden J. (lusick. Creen Hay, Wis.; treasurer, Joseph II a air. Richmond, Ind.; advocate.
by thej.Ios.eph Tierney, Montreal. Canada; warden. Frank Coutrhlin. Chicago.
Inn.; inside Kuarcl. Malachi Gt'Olcy. Syracus---. X. Y.; outside puard. CyW ; l-'-iit-H-iMlt Minn tr.tw-
tec?. Frank l Cioodall. ilev.j tried on Monday at
"Personal Evangelism the Quality
and Quantity of Our Product," and'
II. A. Pettijohn. "Our Bible Study Policy."
Ieigh C Sellers and George McKabe, local a-iators, have returned to South iJemb They tlew over from Chicago on Wednesday, leaving Chicago at 11:20 o'clock and reaching South Rend at 12:20 o'clock, making the trip in o.ie hour. They have a new machine, a Curtir-s, and will resume their flights from Hikine tielci. Tiie tirst machine purchased by the aviators was damaged in an accident near Michigan City.
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countri-" u i i re;r-s nt t
th- ."'.' men who attend d t : dormitory ffi:.usl;;p supper h-!d
th M. A r e:it!. Ssmbtr s ial aff:'.lr :ir ti I.- h. 11 at lr.'er al dunr.i; ihf winit-r iiKniths.
1 Iiurd.i y Kprci.ils at It !-.., r.t'.l S. Michigan vt.: f'ti-ak. ISt'i lnrt sk.iL, In i f. !(; h v( r'a-t. 12c
teaU. 22c
- W. Miller, who claims all
Si 'itn liemi as ms iiome. was in
'acairi i (ictii.tv. iienrRf inatit- ms ; i:ist visit to the -dv ';:stile Sunday sl'I'PUR j a 1 1 -rr.ot.n. ! ei:-.ir arrested by P.itrolw o 1". -; "n I r---' Saberniak for j.etidling without i
1 cmontT! a ll-' V. :'.
He w.-t out itrcin .Mondav. an at-tcinex-f urnisliing his lail. Tuesda
e. atui ht tlie west
s a: c-ompl-.-hed : nd Hamilton -. me
fili:s i:i:pli:vin m it.
. Henry C. Rupe tiled a replevin
' suit in Joseph Wypiszynski's court ' against Mrs. T. G. Fraczuk for the liossession of two wood wardrobes l t....i . i ...... v.
itiut'u ti i. xm- viir-rr win uv
o'clock.
Thomas Carey and Rev. Joseph Ma-;tiire. all of Notre lame. Installation of tlie newlv elected
WORKERS ON THIRD ST. PAVEMENT ON STRIKE
o Ulcers will b
lield
chambers Tuesdax-
Ct and District Oeputy James Hines will preside.
in the council evening. Sept.
at
Ru hh-r sirloin ; ; b'tilinu; : ntundi
. h:s .lay it lv: t'"'!.tined '-silus in I s se (.nd a l'i ?' ! w . I I )ete. tiv 's Polo l i" ch.t i -e : eir j.tl;e
cn-cell.
lMiAVKHS Ol'i:
The Clark P
employes of tho Co.. i Rucii.s i n
sr.Aso.v.
i.Otrs. made up
Clark Equipment concern, will Le-
i:stati; brings sht. The D. M. Shively estate has brought, judgment against John Kollar for the sum of $.". rent said to be due on some property and left unpaid. This case will be tried
I on Saturday. Sept. 27 at 2 o'clock 'in the afternoon in Wypiszynski'sof I court
Workmen engaged by the. Western Construction Co. in layin? th'e ::sphalt pavement on Third st. went out on a strike Wednesday mornir.?.' demanding higher wages. The laving had progressed as far as Third and Center sts. when the strike was called. About men u-a'ked out. leaving the work on .he pavement at a standstill.
TOO LATK TO L.IFY.
I agai!.: a -a ult
M'ci.rm: sr.xn.s uttifr. A b tre;- .i" ai'ireciati-n o the Y.
All tx-M jualitx of h-er.jM r for th,, p.ospif ;,lity extend- "-"- -led bv to tho Trans-continental Mo-
t . c 'V. w Ulli- it was parsing Ii'.:- ih S-.:th florid has been reeitd l tlie gr.ral secretary. The '.! fr-oin l.UMt. cVl- c'baiie-- W. M ".jr'. " ; 1 m iotia r i oi'.ma tilr. vlm ; now at San Francisco.
,is- of s'.iN- nf .lohn Ci-b. lui a e d I- a t ! e t u a
1 1 d ia v..i :-d v i t i !i.-m:.. -- 1
gin tlinr $;.-:i "In Mrs. Temple's Telegram." ir. the Clark theater at fiU'.-hanan. Thursday. The Clark players are planning to present the show in South Rend. They played here last year under the auspices of the Retail Met chants' bureau.
LFGIOX TO MFI7T. A meeting of the American Legion, post No. r0. will be held at the Elks' temple tonight.
Thursd-ay'.s HvJa! at Ruchlcr llros.. 3IU S. Micldgan (.: sirloin
toak. IS; hort ltak. ISc: lading,
li-of. HH", lof rcm.-t. I it-; rtuuicl
to tti:m) onfi:ri:cii W. H. Danner. general secretary cf the V. M. C. A , will leave Wednesday night for Kokomo Where a state conference of general secretaries will t-c held Thursdav.
Dr. P- C. Traer. 5 42 Fatmers
All lat qoa!it of Uoi(. Trust liidg. G?nito Urinary dis ases.
430ß.l3 Advt.
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KOK SALE Saxon . lnuny roadster. Five r4ew tlre. m 1 1 new pitns. K. Klackhurn. IIotl MiühHwaka. .'W.J--. l'KIOONAL. Kall is th tet tim to paint that house cf y.urs. se u.s. we carry a full Hd' ef v;iii paper, paiuti. varni!.js, er.int!s and inotilliugs at astonlsbing low price. Kstiniate;' herfully furniL?d. J. W. Werutz und Sen. 744 Sherman av.. Mala
KOK SALE In.rue.liat" poss-sl':i. i rooza mdrn Lou-e. .V. Marien Rt. Cles In. Near ear lines :nd hrt"1!. W. I. IMWNAHOO. 420 J. M. S. Bid?. Ph.. nffi-e, .Main T. Iis!in' . R irri u P. L 5027-2j
rVeu'U LLk Trdlos at llllr'i;
John Wanamaker says-
"In the past, as everybody knows, furniture could be bought at much lower figures than now. But one can't buy one's furniture in the past which from the standpoint of taste has its compensations." 1 h it b what Mr. Wanamaker said last week to the Philadelphia public. He also said that furniture vas certain to higher in the very near future. We quote this authority to verify our own statements of late and to similar effect. Many are making selections nnv, binding their purchases A-ith a imall deposit, and requesting us to withhold delivery till later on. We gladly do this. We Accept Bonds
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