South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 180, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 June 1921 — Page 4
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 2'). 1721
PLAYGROUND MEN WOULD PLAY T. P. A,
Supervisors Send Challenge For Indoor Cainr Abo Challenge Iidirs. ..." I:.' Ti S' ; p r innrn : f : v p. ground. hiv.i b -r.ed a rhi! riiT" to hi rx;-n cf T. T. A. for r.r. indoor p-m;.. to , p:;i-. I T:i;- I at h- T. I. A. plr.i' at rr,i'.iv.it"m;- park. T';,:- lady ilnvT'iir 1 iftr have a'. a eha".b-mb to th- I'i'Iv T r. A. r.!cT.!cktT5 fcr a vr.I'.ey ball f n t T . YV,,rd wu r'vn "it vr C. iv yr:i-tir I'.vM ok that th. tennis ' i:M at Howard park l r.ot bo V-"' d until the end cf tM4 week ow1: r t' r'i i! r wi.rk tht Is b.in' d r.o th in. The mw courts at. Ix ; r park are m irir; 'orr.pb tirn. ar 1 will ! c ready far i!" the "? this week. Slower G I ru ' iA a - V m n T- .j i- " z' cum utiiu.. vi.s; r From 'h day, of old
Cj favor.-J from f.iir ladir., -Mllo'.viT! l.ave been .-mbul-
'lral of f t-ntltnen: il exprt?- Iff) 'o Th prnt day thin beautlf-ul cni)m ha b en hp CI hamlfil.tlj'vr.aln its intact R) forrn- 6 Irj P "lowers in abundant V ' may b" framdln our up- f L;-0 to-dat-i t!-ral Mioj. Cut V f!ow. rs. p.tttel p'ants. j V I'rch box' s. hanKin' b is-k!-ts, ail ar-- v exc-ci.nly a pproprLi'c. Williams iMffomsr t I i3ßC)outhTIItchiganorc?t 6 r 1 11omf w . . , mm i J)Iiii Ü1M V Sf i I ; i Mottos 9 1 ! .ailbf Its one of tho.se new. natty. Khaki Flapj)er Suits for sturdy boys. Made of genuine sulphur dye Khaki Jean. Cut hroad and roomy wel! tailored and decidedly smart looking. They come in two styles one for the wee chap and one for "bi brother." They're here for you. while they last, at jr. in "Every Inch a Clotliing Store"
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BLANCH THREATENS TO "TELL" ON 'GANG' Alleged "Queen" Arrested For Surety of Peace on IS ell's Complaint. ir.-inrh Wf7.niik. 70J S. Chapln '., alh'.l "i'j''tn" df the "unJerW(rl,1," was arrsti .l Tuclay r.!f;h't rn a 5urrty t tin- inaro warrant. Th complaint was sworn out hy NVJlio Ior.;r, J'rairi.' a v. According ti th- ri'iurLs:at jfliv-- h a Iqua rters, HlatH hi i- tu h ivt' rn nl.' threats on th: lif; of -N'. lla-. ami X llle bocominir; friliti mi procrrdi-tl to have In r arrt .-l'il. I'.Ianch was Jiily foroid to remain at tin- ruunty jail until h r attorney, Samncl Ih .ohwartz, se- ! ctir !l her hviso on a .hontl. U'hüi- ln'iüs' brouulit to th- station in the patrol. Iilauch was eaid to; li ie told the officers that nhe waa j 1 Ir.ul of Leintr made the "oat" fir li ' '4 h.r "cruwd" and was Jut about n.wly to "tell all she knew of the acttvitits of the gan" during tho pastjew months. She U also baid to have told the officers that .he knew some ( ne of the "put;" would kill her ifishe "i'li.ealed," but she didn't care. May Conceal S"Tets. After two hours behind the barn however, die tnuiKnl in an entirely different friMne of mind, and it n not. ronsidtrel likely that she will let th police in on the- eTc-ts of the "KanK'" now. DIanch. it is Faid, was on the scene last Friday nicht when the Kretz-mor-Miller euttin affray took place, ami the polit e b. li vo sJie is the only one that actually knew who wielded the knife or razor witi which Kretzr,,. t- wns attacked. Anthony Miliar is a. i ill to havo confes-id to the poI lice that he slashed Krvtzmer. noth i Miller and ICrrtzmer arc paid to 1 liae been rivals fur the love of FU1IERÄL RITES TODAY FOR YOUTH Services at St. Joseph Church For Victim of Waters at Indian Lake. Funeral services for Harold Tubba, a:n four, who was drowned in Indian 1 uke Sunday afternoon, will be held at St. Joseph's chureh thi afternoon. i:.v. I'. Carroll will oiliciate and burial wfll'tako place in Highland ccm--t ry. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry i:. Tubbs of I12 Howard st. and met hi death while wading at Weiss' pavilion, on a trip to Indian like with with his parents. The littie boy w b ft plainc in the shallow water 1 whib his iarents were swimmin and wamb red out b ynd his depth.! It was first thought that he had left! i the lake and become lost in the r crowd and a mmiih was iitiiiivu from this ar.b. This however prov1 .d fruitless and tht' search was ilirccti'd to t la lake and was continued until Monday mornins at 7:3u f'cl( ck when Kay Allerton. i boy f.-out, discovt red his body near the end of the , p;. r at Weiss landing. FIND REAL LIQUOR IN RAID ON PLACE Police Detail Successful in Search at V. Division St. Address. 1 i ap care 1 I Several quarts of what i to be "roil'1 bonded whisky, C r- i don c:n. and various on r maKcs o intoxicating liquor were .-eized at j I., o Van S'.üfs pla cf. 12 4 1 W. Pi :.-tn t-t.. arly Tmsday nicht by S. rg't. Huberts and his detail uf police oÜ'.eei. S. r t. Kobens w.f 'armed with search warrant and when ho failed to find any "ei-d'-mv" in tho soft drink parlor located on the f!rt iloor of the buildin c be . d the orh ers upstairs W ho" re the ' 7- " W f".:ty hid b n u:. der S'. -t w as boo',;, ,1 n ,s found couch. ca ja 'a a ch iive of o c A inc :i ;uor I r-on t common :ed on a crrit lb w ! a l. i:iv.i:i) Dii;ini( ii Edw i k. d i I a ,1 1 n. 2'- vears old. di'-d Morel. iV Health win hosr.iht at e ..'.do k a: Mtal loiiowmg an i.'m . : . , r f . n r ne ntlis with tuberculosis He s .i born in llhnoi Feb-! ! "n. I 'ie Ir and was the -on of William "He is survived hv three brrth.TS. .le.hn. William and Kmil of S ea:h !? nd 1 a sister. Mrs. Stihn 1 t : . I..1.4 1 III'. . 1 M.C t' The body Jti y 1 at the Vh;'i '1'.1 Hay un.Iort.iklrg ' f....'i:s all .lay Wedr.t fday and "a ll! ( P.- taki a : (ir nd Haven ThurM sy !!.,,r:'.::; for burial. u m i; orphan .ur' J in, - White, onb Pib y's story .otion pioture. in " re-ls. w;!l b ov. n at d-h.t a th- 1 1:t Cliri-tian church 1 .on free IO-lO At a .lapar.' a ucf.' n p. obie w rib th ir lads on slips i The F. S. s . ret r pap r. erice arrt 'about -iOO cuunterft iters annually.
ENGDAHL CASE IS STATE'S YIGTORY
Sentence Woman to Jail For Operating House of 111 Fa in c A p peal s. A spirited f !on tried before Spr-ial JwHn M H' .-lnki in tho city court on Tus.l iy afternoon In which mU''h r r.i yif ninttf-r wn tlisi i -'..-"li ana in wtucn Ally, ueorn.' i ! Kurtz t'nk ncc;iAi'n to "rnrz" Ip. iJotectivi; ' Horaco Hamilton, woun-1 up with ) Margaret Ilr.mlahl, nUrcy! kcPrr of : a hciif!' of ill fame, holntr ,ent-nced t' jail for 10 ilaya and iind $23. J i Ham.'i.iy was lintd lib anl cot. Alino I)o(I. $10 and costs, and Oraro Jon f, J 10 nnd cots, ori harpM of i! ir;'-r inmate; (Icore Kit of Mihawka, for f rcunnting. $10 and ccts and 10 days in jail, wh! Uuhy f.iark, oolon-d, chartrt-d with bi iniT an inmate, wan leclarcd not pulhy. Apj'f ab were taken by Mrs. Kmrdahl nnd Hire. Th1 trial was tho utoomo of a raid conduced on .May IS at a house !tuatfd fit 115 Incoln Way. I'., at whlrh tim Detective S-reant Koczorowski, with letcctivcs Hajiiiitor. and Didinaki, swept down upon tho place. I'our contlnuanrfs wv-ro granted tli!' dfftralatjt.s in the meantime. Attys. I'.arry S-an'an and Ctorpre Kurtz r-prented the defendants, tho latter enlivening the session bv "kitldinq" Detertive Hamilton on hh "h: book," in whih detail of th raid were recorded, hut which was not rro. lured in court. ; IV p. I 'res. Jlamborsky declared during tho progress) of the trial that he had been "tricked" by Kurt. uhom Hamorsl:y said was counsel for William Mathws of Detroit, who was said to have been at the house when the raid was made. Kurtz declared that he had not entered his appearance for Mathews and did not know anything about him. A bench warrant will be made out to brin? Mathews to trial hero, it wa. mid. ! THIEVES RANSACK TYLER HOME; $200 Person Familiar With Surroundings Believed Guilty of Bohherv. ThievtM ransacked the home of Jack Tyler. G 1 2 1-2 S. Main St., early Tuesday afternoon and Mole jewelry belon;invr to Mrs. Tyler, valued at $200, according to the story related to a News-Times representative by Mr. Tyler last evening. Included in the loot taken were: Ono diamond ring with two Petting?, one wedding ring, one wrist watch, a brarelet and about $10 in money. Mr. Tyler reported the robbery to th polite and Motorcycle Officers Poore and Dunning were ent to the Tyler home to investigate. Mr. Tyler said .last night that he believed the robbery wan committed by Fomeone evidently familiar with the hous' He fald they overlooked hi 3 watch, a .:?S revolver and other valuables, and believes that all they want c-t was his wife's property. No evidence of where the thieves entered the house rouM be found, and Tyler says lie is of the impression tho robbery was committed by Simeone who had a key to the house.
dARMY-HAVY UNION
TO CONYENE TODAY State Session Her:; Many DelegatesTonight. to Attract -Closes Tho Army and Navy union held a meeting at the '.. P. Polish Fal- j cons' hall last night to preparation.) for their convention today. It is estimated that from three to four hundred delegates, representing nil parts of the state of Indiana will attend dthe meeting. They will gather in the G and K hall on Ivi f -u.vette where lhh-y will hold tho a?-st mbly. Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, j (lary, Hammond and nearly all cities and towns in tho state of Indiana will üt-nd rtpresentatives. They will arrive, early for tht opening session which will bo at 3 o'clock this morning. The representative. will be in business session though.out tho forei noon. At j o ciock mo otNcgaus I will m.iko an inspection tour of the j "; ude baker plant. At So'clock toi ii:.hi they will havo a street parade, completing the convention. The out of town delegates will remain over for the- niijht. stopping at tho various hotels. Local Realtors Prevarc tv
4 . i r 1 1 "v Misses Per nice Announce h.xceptional crinico Axteii.
Tl. ; rial estate board met at the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday neon. A prop- ! osition was pr'Sented that is fxpoet- ! d to cause surprise when announc-i td t' the public in the Saturday J tdition of The Xfws-Timc-s. It has been h.inted by thse in authority that the i'.ropos'.t: -n include a "pe j cial a nd exci ; Pie ..f tth.is tional off citv, and t ti the peowill las: for ' two ivi-t ks. ' C'Mr.:::i."i',nvr , L'vni.in addressed the 1-oa -d of read or s concerning j the expenditure of $2.0 0 a. "") the ro.ads in St. Joseph county. Anmilmer? of some of tho contrartii given out for road- not yet under cc n.struwlcn was Rinken of by the b..ard and it was advised that c!tl-ii'-r? lntr-.-v. o 1 call on the comraisan.d 11 tbl out what this cour.is facing r- cardiac: expenditures to'A.ird.- r.e ro:i. ASK POLICE TO AW IX SEARCH FOR BOY The police have bef n a!ked to asfist in th search for Ovar IUaliv.an. res. ding with an aur.t on the IM wards' Saturday g rd., wlio left home last Saturday in the compmy of an older brother. Ho:mr Kedman. HIativt" f the :r.:s.ng auth told the police .that Homer lias spent a term at the s penal farm and that he lured the J boy w ith him.
Boosters for SOUTH BEND
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i ir. mimj:ii. President of the Anwrican Tnivt Co., ii hinter in South Ileiul's financial iorM. TAKE SEWER GASE TO HIGHER COURT Ask Reappraisal of Assessments Levied hy City of J South Bend. In an appeal from the decision 6f tho board of works in levying assismcnls against certain lands indirectly benefitted by the construction of th Michigan av. trunk sewer, five Largo property owners Tuesday petitioned nuperior court No. 1 for a reappraisal of the benefits. Tli property owners are Joseph Fckman and Anna Kekmarc, Marie Hckman and Arthur J. and Nellie Ivckman, Charles II. and Ella R. Whitmore and Eli W. Krou and P.r ssie Krou. These plaintiffs allege that they are assessed Unproportionately to the amount of the benefits derived from the sewer. Claim High Avesment. The complaints allege that their lands were assessed one-half cent per square foot for the Kowman trunk Fewer and the assessment of the Michigan st. sewer is on the basis of three-fourths cent per sessed for the two sowers are and square foot. It is also charged that the particular lands so doubly asesscd for the two sewers aru and will be without sewer facilities unless other sub trunk and lateral Fewers are constructed. Tho petitions ask that three disinterested free holders of the county be named to make an appraisal as to the extent of the benefits, which in view of the distance from the sub trunk sewer are held by the plaintiffs now to be excessive. University Club Holds Summer Big-Time Today The second summer picnic of the University club will lie h'ld today at Lake Koontz near Walkerlon. About 75 members and guests will leave by auto at 1:30 o'clock so as to complete the 27 mile drive early enough to permit the members to indulge in falling, bathing, ball playing, horseshoe pitching and other sports before the "lug dinner at G:30 o'clock at the Lake ('.rove hotel. Owen Davies is chairman of the committee that has been getting everything in readiness for a record picnic and he has assured tho members that there will be plenty of cars at the club this afternoon to convey any one wishing to go to the lake. Members who wish to bring guests jare permitted to do so.
ZlChurch Society Arranges
Community ISiplit Program The standard Hearers of Trinity M. K. church will have charge if the weekly service Wednesday evening, which will start at 7:4" e'e ok. In addition to a missionary program, they will present "The Missionary Clinic." A silver offering will be received for the support of a missionary. The program to be given follows: Piano duet, Misses Doris and Neva Steele, a hymn by the congregation, followed hy a prayer, a song by the chorus of the Standard Hearers, a scripture reading from th" 23rd p.alm. a song by the girls' quartette, a missionary reading by Miss Dorothy Axtell, n solo by Miss P.essie Carder, violin duet by Miss Dorothy AxteH and Arthur Hollister. and a play let. "The Missionary Clinic." After tht ntTeratorv there will be a nn. by th t o n k rt m 1 1 i : l , uif i.t nii.iri) Hearer lxnf diction nr. l a 'piano duot Ke'der and P Chargtvs of constant nagging, false accusations of infidelity, calling vile names and threatening h r life are contained in a complaint for divorce fibd Tuesday in superior court No. 2 by Hertha iHdl a I'ryant agaitis: David Morton Hryant. The couple was married S-pt. Iii), 1917. and I separated June C, l'jl'l. I Leva Stevenxm brought suit Tuosfla fo.r a divorce from Mbert Steven son, charging h latter with cruelty. They wero married and separated in June of lat year. Tht- plaintiff eeka the custody of th ir or.e child. An uneoiitnillal.il' t4-miH-r of Henry J. H utrr. in 15 given bv Emma Hartman as irround for dlvorce in her petition d In super b-r court No. 1 Tuesday. Ther were married Jan. 2S. 1917, and separated June 15, 1921. The plaintifT tcska tho restoration of her maiden name of Km in a demand. Mr. und Mrs. Joseph Avery of MLhhawaka, will leave Wednesday for graduation or their son. Joseph. Jr.. w ri o Mill receive an A. H. degree Michigan university Nureruburg. Germany, has nearly 00 pencil factories.
EXECT BANK TO TAKE UP OPTION ON SITE TONIGHT
First IS'ational Bank to Erect New Home Bank Merger Plan Denied. Ono of the largest real estate
transactions which has been madejfor a Fingio day would bring hard-
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to be coneJuded at a special meeting panic in localities; for a month, tonight of South Kend Lodge No. wide-spread near famine, for milk is I. O. O. V., when authority of tho j one of our most important articles mem.ber will be sought to dispose i of food. It contains every ingredicf tho lodgo's rool property, located tent necessary for the growth of the cn the- southeast corner of Main and j body. Babies can thrivo on nothing Washington Ms., t- the officials of;clc. All children need it. Many the First NatioruaJ bank. Tho terms i adult wisely use it in preference to of the transfer, it is understood, will! coffee or tea. be more than JlöO.Ov. No other article of food is go easSomo time ago tho bank officer j Hy contaminated and made unfit and secured an option for tho purchase : dangerous for use. Health officers of tho lodge property and at that; know that epidemics have been time it "was announced tho bankers , traced to m.Ik comincr from farms intended to erect a modern banking j where typhoid, scarlet fever, diph-
1 structure on the property to I care cf it's enlarged business. During the past few days various rumors have N en, heard to the offeet that tho First National bank wru-i to nierge with the. Urion Trust ("o., but this rumor was lenied by J. I. Neff. wcretarj- and treasurer of the trut company. Mr. Nelf declared, however, that he had also heard tho rumors, but said that as far as he knew his concern was not interest"? d in any way with the proposed purchase promoted by the First National bank officials. To ItuiM Model Homo. It has also been flated that the Firtft National bank was attempting to mergo Interests with two other banking institutions of the city, and the failure of these negotiations to materialize in given as the main reason for the First National officials intentions of closing the deal with the lodge officers without the assistance of the other bank officials of the city. With the purchase of the Odd Pel lows' property, it is claimed, tho bank leaders will immediately draw up their plans for the erection of a bank Tniüding which will be one of the finest In the Ftate. Several of the tenants located in the property at the present time, it is F,ald, have leases which are not due to expire for poveral year?, but the bankers have signified their intentions of attempting to purchase these leases and begin work on the razing of the old building and the construction of tho new as soon as possible. CLOSES $20,000 REALTY DEAL Golden Mann Buys Mclncrny and Warner Place Tuesday. With the purchase Tuesday of the Mclncrny & Warner cigar store and billiard parlors at 12t W. Washington av.. Golden Mann becomes the owner of four places of tho kind in tho city. Twenty thousand ifollars is said to hare been the consideration in the ileal closed by Mr. Mann Tuesday. The new place acquired from Mclncrny & Warner by Mr. Mann is to be remodeled. The other billiard parlors and cipar stores owned by Mr. Mann in the city are at 315 S. Michigan St., 1J7 N. Michigan st., and 103 N. Michigan st. NAPANEE NEWS The men of Nappaneo manifested interest in the town's progress at a banquet held at the Coppes hotel, when a Klwanis club of about 7 0 members was organized. The speakers of the evening were the Kev. Campbell MacKay of Klkhart, formerly pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Nappaneo; Atty. Robert K. Proctor of Klkhart and James I Koyor, lieutenant-governor of the Kiwanians of Indiana. Twelve other business men of Elkhart made up the party of out of town guests. Thoollowing officers were elected: President, O. J. DeHow; vice president. II. I. Guth; tn-aMirer, Horace Hartman; board of governors. Dr. M. D. Price. Fred K. Coppes, C. Ii. Stoop. A. Ij. Miller. Kay Kuckman, Chas. Mutsehler and Dr. C. A. Inks. O. J. De How and Clay Syler attended the na-tional convention at Cleveland. Tht? convention of the Goshen District I'pworih league was held at Albion. Ind., June 21 and 22. The "V".. -,x-w-k T'tti'Atli loa rio in o v. r ,...- e . resented by 13 leaguers. stunts were given ny me loiiowuig leagues: Ii(Jrange , Warsaw, North Webster, Albion an.l Ktna Green Nappanee'a was selected as the best. Tile stunt will be ctven on "Stunt night" to be held at th Wawaeo Kpworth league lUMiiuie .u itarvv-uu yxx .ak week of July. July 4th will be a big diy in the ! historv of N'ftpp inee. Industrial and civic parades, ball frames, coniesis and a fine display of fireworks will bo some of the features of the day, under the supervision of the local !ti.. or the American lecicn. i - A very simple wedding ceremony took place at the Lutheran church Sunday evening. June 2th. at 7:30. Preceding the regulir church service. Miss Hazel Flickinger and Claude Laser, both prominent workers In the church, approached the altar unatten.b-d whib the I3hengrin Friday March was rlayed by Miss Freid.a MahKn and they were united in marriage by the Rev. Boatman. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. C.eorge Laer of this city and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Laser cf Fremen. A dainty luncheon was served at the bride's homo after the evening service to about 50 guests. Th- couple then j left for an extended trip to roints in ) ... .... . Ohio. Thry will mike truir home m Nappanee. The funeral of Mrs. Henry Miller, formerly of Nappaneo, was held at the Church of the Brethren last Sunday. SPriUTFALTSTS Tlie Progressiv.- Spiritual church will give a o-'.al and m?sage c!rrft t thA home of J. Weiland atlv.u o.- V.,1rf5.hv rvenlrir. The ! meeting will be op er. to the public. Clocks regulated and operated by water power are common In China.
Some Things About Milk Everybody Should Know
BY DR. n. O. ninYI'IlMtTII, I lea: tli Oflieer. The milk indu:r is one of tho greatest And an Indispensable industry of our country. It extends into every home of the land every day of the year. It uses millions of dollars cf capital ard employs hundreds of thousand? of hands. Its suspension ' fhip upn thousands; for a week.
takeltherla and other communicable diseases existed. Phvsicians know that
i many cases of chob-ra infantum are due to impure milk. The veterinary j surgeon knovs that n. cow may be i tho best looker and milker, the most active and eiger feeder in the herd and yet be aiTIicted with tuberculosis and give dangerous milk. Ira I'llery, of the Merchants' National bank, can relate an interesting and surprising experience along this line. Very few herds do not have some hasm en rd i m$dJM v' r 1 tubercular cmvs. It is unfcrtunate that milk can be free from visible defect and taste natural and yet be a veritable pnPon. Says Itaw Milk Viisafe. Man's ingenuity, fortunately, has devised methods whereby all milk can be made absolutely eafe for even tho most delicate. Milk is marketed. In the following forms; vis. raw, sterilized, condensed, powdered and pasteurized. Raw milk is the product that reaches the consumer without havarkefr MARKET FOLLOWS UNCERTAIN COURSE Early Gains on New York Exchange Subjected to Revision Near Close. By Associated Press : NEW YORK, Juno 82 The stork market Tuesday followed its uncertain and languid course. Early gains of one to eight points later were subjected to considerable revision. Overnight developments received favorable interpretation in speculative circles. Transportations hardened on the administration's proposal to fund the countries railway debt; oils rallied sharply on reports that the Mexican government would postpone enforcement of foreign tax decrees, and foreign exchange responded to settlement of the Kritish mine strike. Alternate reactions and recoveries attended tho slucrgish mid-s? ssion. OiU aitcl pevarl investment rails, including Canadian Pacific, showed pronounced pressure with several of the obscure specialties. Prices attained highest levels in the final hour on a demand for steels and equipments which extended to oils, motors and rails. Finish at Gains. Crucible and U. S. Steels finished at substantioi gains, as did Haldwin Locomotive, Chandler, Heading and Southern' Pac ifie. ?ales amounted to .'2.1,000 shares. Call money was less plentiful, the rate rising from 5 to 5 1-2 per cent towards the eloe because of withdrawal of $3 3.000,000 to meet government demands, and in anticipation of July interest and divide aid payments. Speculative railway bonds wero aided by the government's proposed refunding program, but industrials eased, with irregularity in Liberty issues. Mexicans wt rtj strongest of the foreign croup. Total sales (pa: value) $lo,V7.",000. WHEAT TAKES BIG DROP ON CHICAGO EXCHANGE By Apor-iated Press : CHICAGO, June 2 S Wheat crashed down in price Tuesday. Chnnct of railroad t.nd elevator strikes together with pressure of new market wheat fi-om the winter crop be h ht about a sellinir Mn It 1 left values nearly without support. The cl05e was demoralized, six to nine cent net low er with July 119 1-4 to 113 1-2 and Sept. 117 to 117 1-2. Corn lost 2 2-8 to 3 1-4 and oats 1 1-2 to 1 3-4. In Provision the outcomo varied from 20 cents decline to 10 cents advinoe. t Depression in the wheat trade became apparent as soon as the market opened. In addition to impending labor troubles at the epvators here, a widespre. 1 tie-up of railways loomed as a possibility within a few day. Pesides it was evident that country holders were letting go of their wheat with unusual freedom, especially in tho southwest., where the harvest this year has ben much ahead of the average. Fearih "pinions cuif ent. too, regard i' g the gen. eral buires? outlook received onslderable attention, whereas s-uch r.;.. posite factor.s as the soitbmont f the British coal strike and the continuance of unfavorable crop c-.n-dltioru northwest were practically ignored. The failure of the market to respond to bullish news was particularly discouraging after midday and the market iP-tseer.ck-d rapidly with general liquilation in progress and the close at the bottom-most point was reached. Corn and cats tumVe-3 with wheat and touched new low record prices for the season. MUXICO CITT. June 2S. Thi chamber of deputies, In secret Refusion, has deeded to postpone indefinitely th time when the new oil decrees t-hall go Into effect. : was ar.noanC'bd today. It is be!iee,j that this de ay is due to pressure I from ine United States and that it will have gO'Vl effect upon Mexico' international relations.
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