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Turnen y Monvrvr:. april 22. 1020. THE SOUTH nrND NEWS-TIMES EXTREME LOSSES ON WALL STREET CLOSING PRICES NEW YORK STOCKS THAT SON IN LAW OF PA'S PaTl have to act without thinking iCorjr'sV.. -?2i by Newspaper Et-atu: Sect vre, In;. (Well nörrtw wh.t flS unr? l5 WE CAN PERSUADE ) I HIM YO REMAIN VVTIH US.l KNOW I W, -5ÜEn5 T MB Th' PEßFE5SOß WO KH ANSWERS MY PURPOSE HUCH BHTTTER. NKW VnKK. April 21. Clr.elr.? frif s nn the sif.rk exchapj today ur-: I PA NvlUL NEVtX MAVt Mri r Itv-Otr VUic; Dl lV T "kl A PRIVATE v r fel DrTmcmvH WOULD! Leading Iucs Register (ain From Five to Fortvfive Point-. 77 wait!

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South Bend Markets MAT, STRAW AND FEED. Corrrtcd rnr hy th Mnlfy Mlllr Flour Fred ( 40 S. Michigan.) NEW IIAV Pny:rs; X.TO. atlling .1. STRAW raying 12. .Hing UPültl ' B-r ble. OATS Paying V',-. welling ?1.0O1.10 NKW COK.N Paying- $1 4i, fcel.lng 17" to ILM) CLOVEU SEED Paving: $32 bu.. sill lag tifiUZS bu. ALSVKK CLOVER-Selllng flS. ALFALFA (Northern grow uj t-'lO 00. GRAIN AM) FEUD. Corrected Dally by O. W. Ilurrell. Starr Mill.. Hrduullc A.) SHELL COHN Paying ?1.K) OATS-$t.Ä. BRAN SlHng $270 hundred. MIUHU.NUS Selling $d.T hundred CHOPPED FELD Selling fwt. SCRATCH FEED-Sellin per $4 ."-) per ORlNDlNfiS-A: bushel. WHEAT Payin? 70. KAC- Paying l.7i bushel. bEIPS. Crrx-td T)llr tty Uirnrr Uro. fr. Z2 S. Michigan COW PEAS-47.0O bushel. JAPANKSK MILLET -SPOO to fji"). ;iKI 4'LOVER 5J7.1IO. TIMOTHY-$7.0). M'ELTN MM rwt. SOL'DAN ;RASS flS per hundred. A LSI K I-: 3o 'i0 to ?10( JjlN'KLOWERS 20- pound WINTER OR UAIRV UKTCH - 927 per buiDcl. UU E ;rass-&oo. SWEET CJXJVER OO MAMMOTH CWVKK-?W 00. WHITE CLOVER $45.) SWEET WHITE CLOVER J .Vi. FIKLfi FE AH tf.no. TIMOTHY A ALSYKIT. mlied-410 bu. K A PK SKEI (Dwarf Ksei.i f 0 bu. LAWN tiRASS 30- lb. bOJA REANS (1 to Sn10 bu. BARLEY bushel. SEED COHN f4. 00 bushel. LIVE STOCK. (Corrrl HmM.r .y Major nm., , (n bt.. MUhawnk.) HEAVY FAT STEERS l'a!r to pood. 102U'-; prime, HtMSM-iao to lOo lbs . 14. ; 1"0 t.- 17" lit. llr; 175 to 2oo Its , 1 ; 2') up lie. rnontCE market. (Crr4ted THav n.T IJrot berhood Grrr, S.'iO N. Main St. BITTER AND Kit;S Craaiery butter, p.iylng ' pound, boiling 7"- pound: g. rTfB 4-'' (loren. s'dling doeu. KIUITS AM VKf.lMAIU.CS-Knlti, Ca'lf-vrnt mtTal oran,,-" t".- ,er dozen; nel lug V cwt. ; nrw abl-nge. d!lag 10: pOUtl.1. MAPLE SYUUP -Selling $r. 7 K'allon ron.TRY am Mrxrs. CrretK Palir by Jlmmle Market, IS E. Jefferson nid. PEE- Roner. 50l-: boiling. J ; round ateak, UM:; alrlo.r. t-Oc; porter bouae. 70-. PORK LOIN TÄr. lari 'yrzr. CHICKEN; IreS(id. rrw. innr.! an i tallow. (Cor art ed Tadar by S. U. I'lppman. tlO . 51ln t. FUDER lJc-20; ralfakin,. r'S); reaiereJ tallow. 'Ic Ib.; -onrh tab ALFALFA f.TC." buht lew, 23c a lb ; liwsi. 2'.TV. GRAIS COLLAPSES n CHICAGO EXCHANGE .pociafed Presa: CHICAGO. April 21. CJr.iin nnd provisions clla.psed suddenly in .ilu Wednesday und r an ; alan' he of t-eEinT. The strained tlnancUl situation uan reflected hi the .Tapanso tarring flurry and bv severe recline in the New York stock market rroved too he-vy a burden for rem an3 nllled commodities. The c!oe on change here in every pit waj temi-demoi alled. with corn 4T to $Hc net lower. May ll.U to l.fiS and July 1 1 5 S to l.aS. öats finished 4 to to down In pnnision thf lorwvs ranged frv.n 2ic to $1.30. Wpakn app.irer.t In the corn market as soon as trailing began. At first, however, tlnancial dircultiM, although civen unu:al ncarutlny. did not obtain chief rank in Importance a affecting prices or activity of denlincrt here Uke the break of priets ftreet. hewever. wan more market could withstand rower seemed to fatten A jolt in Wall than the Huvin out com pletely and during th last 13 minutes whirlw-lnd se'lSn took p'ae. with last prices at nearly the bottom point reached OatK turnbletl with corn. Iyor.cs unloaded heavily. KofTlthRtar.dirg higher qurtatiopa. on hogs. proiyions and depressed by the faJl of grain. CHICAGO Handsome is as handsome does but not In a beauty shop. Miss Kdna Shellev. beauty shop proprietor, was eharged by Miss Catherine MrHugh, patron, with having thrown minlcurir.g acid on her vtM In hr huo mr.

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HY HAROLD D. JACOBS. Ily Puited Fresa: NKW YORK', April 21. Out. standing results of Tuesday's primaries in Nebraska and Georgia, according to incomplete returns today were: Apparent endorsement of Pres't Wilson's administration in both states. Seeming repudiation of William Jennings Rryan's leadership in Nebraska. Son. Hiram Johnson's apparent victory over Maj. Gen. leonanl Wood and Oen. John J. Pershliv? in the Nebraska republican primary. Some political observers also professed to see a "wet" victory in Sen. Gilbert M. Hitchcock's seeming defeat of Rryan. inasmuch as the Nebraska senator favors "light wines and beer" and Bryan has long been one of the leading "drys." An interesting side-light was presented by Nebraska in the peace treaty and Ieague of Nations situation. Should Hitchcock's lead bo sustained by complete returns, the democrats in that state will have endorscd Wilson's stand on the treatv and league, since Hitchcock was th.administration leader in the treaty fight on the senate floor. Bran openly opposed the president's uncompromising attitude. At the same time Nebraska republicans should Johnson maintain his lead will have indirectly opposed the league even In principle, since that Is the avowed stand of tho California senator. Bryan made his right hy running for delegate-at-large to the national

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Cöpyrtghv Hi). hr Nrpap Ffur. Vrvw. Ir . LEGAL NOTICE. NOTICE FOR KIDS. Notice is lifrebv given that the Ro.ird ef Public Works "of the City of South Rend, in the State of Indiana, will receive pealed bids on proposals ut the office of the City Wnter, for the purchase of east iron water pipe, for the use of the Water Works of the City for thf ye.ir of l'.20. Class C Amerb au Waterworks Association ppevlfloatlonn, until 10 o'el... k A. M. en the 2."th day of April. l'.2). Proposals to he based ard award to be made mi the minimum of 1,'.mm tons -u ft maximum amount of 2.000 tons. V. 0. 11. South Rend. Indiana. List of idzes of pipe and quantity of each mny be had by iippl.vin? to the Water Works Office. Each bidder must file with the Superintendent of Pie City Water Works, when he files his bid the usual statutory affidavit nnd deposit with 1dm the sum f .$100, as a guaranty that he will accept slid bid and perform saM contract. The successful bidder will be required to give a Inmd with surety, to he approved by the Controller and Mayor of the City insuring the faithful performance of said cDntraet. The Hoard reserves thp right to reje t any and nil bi is and re-advertise for said material. The contmr made with the siKceseful bidder shall be approve and ratified ly the Common Council before it is binding upon eaid City. ; A. ELLIOTT. 1IAEVEY KOSTISEII, JOHN F. IeII.Yi:.. P.o:1rl of Water Works Trustees. JOS. II. HA.1NSKI. Chief Merk. .i.s. Lrrm:u, Su t. of Water Works of the City of South P.end. NON-KESIDENT NOTICE. Mumie Conr.id. et al., v. Loulsi Hay. James Hay. .Vitien t quiet title. Notice Is h r'b.v gheii to the defend ants and each of them that the piaintif?s in the above entitled c;iu" have tib-d their complaint :n the circuit court of St. Joseph Ctuntv, State .f Iioliana to quiet the title to the follow Ing real -State In St. Joseph county, und state of Indj- i ; na. to-vit: Lot number forty-three ("i ns shown on the rix-orde.j plat of A. (J. Cushing's first addition to the lity "f South P.end. That the return day fixed by the eourt in said cause Is the first day of June, l'.2o. That the same will be heard and de. termineil on said day at the court house of said count v In the absence ef paid defendants unless they appear thereto and show cause why said cause should 1 1 t be heard i nd determined in their ab5onee. Witness my band and seal of said court this 7th (luv of April. E2t. WILHEIt M. WAHNEH, Clerk. HEKNAHD L. IloElISTMAN. Dep. Charles P. Dr-nnmond, attorn-y fr plaintiffs. April 711 21. NOTICE OK MEETEMi OE I 'OP NT Y (01 NCI L. Notlee Is he-eiiy given that tie St Joseph county council will mt In special cssion In the county commissioners' room In th ourt house in the city of South Hend, Indiana. Wednesday. April 2Mb. E'2 at to (2:(ioi oVb.ck p. rn. CLAKENCi: SKDfJWICK. Auditor St. Joseph County. Ind. SITCTIOX -WANTED. WANTED Wnmar w-nnts domestl' nursing to do. Call Main 'SM rj n. nx 22.s-tf LOST AND FOCND. EC ST on S. Michigan Ft. cur. man's s'.lk umbrella with curved silver handle. ' markeu lulfiais O. A. . Iw ard pr.i : l-r return to Kable's restaurant. 2o 22 LOST A ladv's engraved Elgin wr-.-t ; watrh; H. W. V. engraved on bak. lie- j ward. Kuth VoMlf.-h. 1127 P rtrg av. LOST On 10 hundred bb.ck on K Mad!son st: a small green purse contain-j in? Jll in bills. Ueturn to 1C4 E. Mvli-: sun ht. Itewtrd. 2.v'2j-tf i LOST I'.oston ferew-tall deg. brlndl' color, feur white feet, white fa'e ar. l ; left ear dropp-M at the tip; please return, i as little boy mourn over the loss ef the! dog. Heturn and retire reward N. Michigan :.. Ht I la r ber Shop. 2SkV."ü ! LOST $12: one ten and two or.e's. prob ably at Olher matinee. Saturday lith. ' Finder please return t" New Times. Of- ! fire. 274tf LOST Auto license plate; No. 67"?: finder! call Mala 313. 24'Jvtr Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads.

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coNSTiirrnoN wouk PEK HOLE ?ü Ulfa) II i m I m t. 1 I I . I 11:111 3X; UNION TUEST 15IIXJ. 2Ü20 tf .W ToMonilT MKt'HANH' I'i' -Ias automobile iii"i li;iii i- iit out.'. Er.-inklin M tor Co. ".:(' 'Jl - i WA NTL'I -Cylinder jmd I d. press f I j ers. -ppiy ni once. i.. j-. iiaroy ompany. 2". 2" WAN TEI --Young nun Is to 2' y-;irs obi to assist in fa-t'ry work. 11. D. Lee .Morcintile Co. IT.heI J t WANTED - A nung n an who ha had some experience in meohanb al drav -inc. Apply with Maniple draitig- at South Lend Lathe Works. E. .Madison st. -12 21 WANTED -Ten youtir men for pleasant oUtslde Work. ti'"l Ill'Miey. . o e - j-crieiiie required. Apply .".21 N Michigan st. Call betur-i-n 7 and In the vening. WANTED Two baker at HooFsbr Hakerv. WO W. Marion. 'JsT.. tf WANTED Hell boys, vor h"tel. Apply Porter. '1 ''"' 1 W ANTED Te.itn-ters C. II. Dd'ree T.l.j S. TavbT st. Main 271 2s-.o : Vv'ANTED --Two tnb k frlv rs. Iron Co., ".'is W. South sr. Hurwi h WANTED - .Married man for goner il farm work: good teamster-. Address N kö. News-Tinos. 2l.'b22 NICE ianltor wante.. Durrell Co. A ?q)!y Hr inb.o - i 2 tf WANTED - Niirl.f -,-,ok. Apply H"-s Lun-h ro-om, Misl-.awaka. 2ot i , - j i r n j jJ 1 i ! r ; GLiL.JsJ . f-J 1 f7 - Li s T , y j f j . : , ; ' i LruLTQ Ll U LI Ll Lh Vi, L 4 23 ,!.' C S, 'p. . ;!;., ! ') MISIIAWAKA. INI). The welfare work dcre by this enrnpany Is very :nu- h appre Utej by our u.en. We ein Use a fw n ..re ramblers aal foundry laborers. Wages very tttractive. "Eil loy u.eut department. 2101-Mjy 1

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in any kind of a suit MALE HELP WANTED. WANTED ii.;oie .ige.t l i.'. v a !.ei;-e . ke..!.r for u id-.u , r w it h ..i child c.ri i or a.idress 4P", Apeuwold a .. Elkhart. I Ind. 2'-.l 22 ! WAN'IT.D A wrlnr nun. pp!v l iI dy lepartrnent, 1 1 1 r h tcl. i'sj.; i . . - ! WANTED Married couple without h i j drea for general work In os'.ur'cui place. 11 A. Wood. LilHoln cvt I i.li.ito M ,ln '-? w "-."i ff liniert .uiiii . I . ' WANTED Auto t p trimmer, one wh can n.ake tops and m-j t (oi.rs 7h Auto Paint A. Trim Miop. Main 24T"1414 S. Leer m. 2221 tf WAI.'I'EI Eery Tinrer on eon t rm f ! -ri work. h!p.im c.ill at "15 S. Mi'b;'Mii ft., before going" to wrk. 2l'" tf WAN TED Middle n Red men with d-vptil months liiin' iio;t experler--; steady work; good pay Apply nMc Maehtne .. -"im; E. lutt st. J7 1 tf t I WANTMP A voting" Jinn b b-arn ferro. nine. See Joseph V. Ko.oroki. I'T" ty I't r t tljo New 8 1 1 r es j;, !e t if H A KHE1I WAN'IT.D Havii.' to and half oer S IJ. ';,!! it 4t . South Ft. ""J.: t P. V WAN! ID TO D ! . 1. 1 IT P." K.;i.s A E 1 E i; .-,Ho,.; mi'st h i: r.n i.i: aitly a r THE I'K. lMi -..;! JJ MEN la : rn b.-rber trade; Cr,..l p.iyb 7 business; am vhi!- ! -lining: poltim. waiting: big luoney. Write fo- cab'g. Mohr P. irl.er 'ollege. S Wid! -? . C!,b ago. III. 72 :2 WANTED Eil s - IaSinger .Mfg. Co. : n i rt . I ' o 27:.'; M WANTED A HUT 1 T YT AHS OLD To LEA UN K I N T E 1 1 S' II..MU1; ;oD PAY YH I El. LEA U I NC ; ONE WITH 1 HEVIOI S IXPEKfEN 'E PI! El'EHHr.1 ADDKEss NI;ilT . Ml'.ErEVN. NEWSTIMES I'M! CO. SO. ELM. IND. lEMXH; III. LI WANTED. i:PEHIENCED uooj. n u ars vm1 S-o,th I'.eio! Wo.. 'en L'ssl :7 HEES WAN i ED E-r 'lf . rie " Ing ro.oa l i I at the o'ivnr C:,f. t..r ,'s7i WANTED Wo-iu n or work. Apply laundryhotel. gir! f-r linn !i i" p - T' rt. 'l:" WANTED -W .n -in it do plain cor 1 1 d!i: Lincoln :;, 22 tf XIV pFaÜDEE( n:!:v!or HnriTir.MT: NOT ND.'KsSAKY YOI'i: PVY tat: ; ehoi hie .moment v;i; j;Tr:u 1 1 1 thai.m.m; s'TIool APPLY n - -r, -,i i i' ' ." ;' i J u Li o u . r Li. 2t3' EMPLOYMENT DP.PT. -27 S MAIN T 2111 tf WANTED fVipt.p,t g'.rl e- :! llage I flir.ij f ,r ge; er .-;; w ,.ri, c:;e t!l.it 'an e..o ; I. A.lh':;g ef Jr-'-T. - tr.g; ber of .:g-s p ltd f jrt.r.v , ', t r '.,11 ut "10 S. Pr.mVbn . ,.f -r. I.ir--d'i '-lN -2 WANTED A rlrl. white r . h- 'ls.-vif.rk lsu-l Kei.r 1 n Portage car lite. i'h M..: r. 2 4 ' WANTED Ilrl for t r il U 'V "fii. r 1025 W. W.shltgtJn av.