South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 4, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 January 1922 — Page 4

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 4. 192

OUARTER-IiIILLIOU MAYOR RECOMMENDS IN TREASURY BOX TWO IMPROVEMENTS : AS SWYGART OUITS AT BOARD SESSION

Martlets

(lily Controller I.-Mirs Kcport in Tnrninj: Of fire 0r to Toliulk;i. wr a jj-rtrr of a railMon lcl-I-tts. ( r $ 2'.'-Z.'t to x.ict. h th h,;;i:"'" ft Sr. th kt.t.iI f;iTul th r--tirlr.g 'ar.'n a Itr.ir. i arl r.. Kx-Corr.r tro'.Ir Jrl.r. A. vyit's ort. ir.n lo puMx Tu'.vlay, sho'.vf .. total f-f J ",' 7. r, 7 "i?h or. hat: J .. a ;rir.i: lr; the ri;y. h: h a::iunt '1 1 t r ! S j ; T r , I !:4 all fur. . The oTi it; -n of the c-r.' nl fun! Vc. "1, .ir.-r!:ri; :- Sw. ;.irt. ! : o xi-.-us fiu '! ! in -.:!..- t y If. A. To!,i;!!:.i, Mn:. Iiy t n . i. kkIi a to Mrr- or. ar.rl r::r: :: I'y's 1, T until tax I'V.S:.- ti:ne., thh s;-rinir. Tv, tr.i. k .--i-pa ration fund, i-nour.tlr.? to 3 : 11 . 1 r,Z.: is ir.t:i t. tiu. f.r.t tir.io In U-l.t y.ir.-. Mon'y oorrow . from th" f in 1 his !. n r t J l'.ik. the report .-how. TIi- tf.f.il tohr.rc, .-ill fun.I.x. Iff: '.h J.-i.st r,f t:i" ir N l.irk" r by $77.I'o than th ar:;o::!:t Ij c. HI. K:0. i' e,rl ir.f' t th y. u:'!y report. Tot.ii Collar tior.s for the 3 tr ftüicir.t'-'I to $-',70,10 1".:.. to v.-hi.-h i- abided tilar.ee r.irr; I o-.f-r of jr.oo.3s4.4K, rr.nklr.tr a. total or. th" rU'ht r-hie o! th city' I'-.Irf-r of J n , ü S 3 , 4 f. s . S .1 . Dlshur.r 'mrr.ts f-r the. yc-.ir total! $:.702,0'.?k, th l.-irsrst slru'Ic it -in. ? l.r7fi.S3i.4n. 1' Ir.tr charred to the T.cr.tl f.ir.'i.

AGENTS RAID FARM, CONFISCATE LIQUOR Andrew Lupa Krlcaccl on Iiond After Officers Find Still ;nI Moon.-liine. Prohibition Knforcf no nt Ai;-nt lziry Mathers and hirf !n n swoopl down upon th- farm hoii' home of Andrtw Iip,i, In jnil. s south on flu Olive st. rd.. snoitly alt r 10 -o'clock TiKsIiy morning, ami after Farch of th pr mixes, discovered a whisky tili and a yrr.all quantity of "moonilrir-" whUky. IjUp.i. who was arrrtfd, furr.i.-h-'rl bonds of $l,'Oo, ,-in.l will ar-;ia!r..-d b( for' t';ty .ludt; Jafford I .'uCotnli In rity court Wodrusd iy mornira;. H' i- char.ee d witli unlaw;ful inannfacturo and pr'ss-s-ion of Intoxicating liquor. Tho nioon'-hinii1 p t raph' rnalia, ronslstincr of a 2."-pal!nn still and rot:dr.5-r. with a small amount of .mash and th- liquor v;h found In :an improvised dueout ri ar the ham. 'The liquor which ft-! I into tho harnL d tho fedrral af-nts was contained in a thrro-pal'.on Juir. a!?o found in : tli durout.

St-wcrapo System and Paving of S. Michigan St. Needel, Seeljirt Sav?-. Ilrcommc ndatior.s- for a wcr ?ys:nn for Illvcr Tarlc and th early i ttine of a contract for p.ivi.ifr S. Mif hieran h, ffatTirrd the ren.arks tf Mayor KU V. S-fLirt. who met a Hb the- r.fiv.' h-.-ard of public works at thir fsrt huir.rss meeting Tuesday. C'oiii)lth-wr -rTtTn lor that ? ctiorf of ' tho citr- rmhracH "by Iirv r I'ark. at rrosntly inadequately f-- r d with one fiaill trunk c-wfr in .l:"'.;w.ik.i a v., was n "(' orl rt f'iif. th.c mayor told the inrominK hoard. Th undertakinrr, tentative 7 tlisousöd by tho old board lor th'j f ast two yars. was demanded with th" rani 1 erowlh of tho ?ection afffctd, h! said. Th rnayr.r alo rf-qurtcd tho hoard for thdr consideration of the S. Michigan it. pavement. ra.T0sH.1ry a. a c-onaectlnsr link to tho pixie highway, bo said, but also approved I v a majority of the property owner afferf d. The pavemr-nt of this thcroughfaro va held up by circuit court action lat November on a technicality bearing upon time limits bot'.veen orders affectinp tr. proposed work. A committee was appointed by th. board to conduct an examination of applicants for the position of build:nsr commissioner to be hld th ihw Monrlay in February. Chosen n the committee, were Henry Christman, K. 11. Austin. Thomas Hickey, Georgo I'rcyermuth, City IZnerneer I-. J. Anderson and John Ferguson. The board approved tho grading (f Hich St., from Indiana a v. to Iubail av., and approved tho renewa. certificate f.f the Indiana and Mich Ig.in L'lectric Co.. bond for tho furnishing of eiectrie lights and power to the city for the comln? year.

LIVE STOCK

HEAYY LIQUIDATION ON GOTHAM MARKET

ainsd I" matadal Mews frr PWL .

WALL STREET

GRAIN

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clo?rl vfry nervous nt f. r c to 7'cMiaml Ccyprr ... net lower, with May Jl.OT5 to Jl.OS! Marino Ccmmon and Ju'y r7r to 9So. Corn let Marin Preferred

LOCAL PEOPLE 'OUT' $16, CLUB REPORTS Chamber of Commerce Officials Sav "Recruits"' Gained

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(tisos Set for Trial Several 'o.-.tj pe-ndlnij liquor case.,

.brought up Py Deputy I'ros. ! rank. ' I'. Couirhliri to be disposed of be-

lore t Ii new city JudRo. w ere set for 4 luarintr thL- week ly Judre Clifford

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tleffndants, charged with unlawful

trial a re : Fli Matiick. Stevo Czigviny and

Anorew retrih. Wednesday; Mike l'irkow-ki. Thursday; Mike Contor. A T i iv Tt idiw k ie,l I. I In rf P.mu n

Friday. T'.vo r.fhers, .1... Yitovick and T-oii Faparl. i"n ihatpel with uni.iv. ful Ti anufa -tur-. will f.ico .ludere DuCml for It ill Friday and Jan. 1 1 respectively, according to the d it t f'ir b.e.iidt.K'.

.Toe Kri!!:.i r. ar.otlor aü- u-ed bqui r biw violator, was j.Tran:eT s change of nuc to Atty. L-nn J. are. i.- ciiuid w.tTi m.'.iwiu p v::e.-;o:u Bos in JriiV, Bartender Decides to Bay Own Tina Hev.ry Tliriiter. bartender f r Ab-x Csallo. Ti't S. Chapln St.. whose employ" r I t'o-v- .rvinj; a six mouths sentence In Marion county Jail fr liquor law vi '. ttien, decided to p.iy his fine :n th.e lower court. Kl'-'htei. who ha 1 app ah d hi? case from the city court where ho vr fir.l J1."0 anil cost. on charges f unlawful po.vf-5-sln. d.!r:T!s.-od the a'peal In superior court No. 1. The co.-?t; ran do the f:r. total approximate!

That a number of South Fend rfc--idents have purchased bosu memberships in the State Constabulary at $l.r the membership was revealed Tuesday following an investigation made by the Chamber oj Commerce. Memberships were purchased from L. J. Kes.- 11, of Ivike county during the month of November, It was said. According tu information received, Kt-?sel visited this city reprelsentinq himself as a member of the state constabulary and secured new memberships to the organization. About 1 Ö members are said to have joined Ileport.s of the sale ef memberships in South Uond were brought to the attention of the Chamber only recently and the Investigation which followed resulted in the discovery th.it 15 local residents were out $15 each. Mpr. Gree-n ?-aid. The investigation showed that the "constabulary" organization of Lake county is not a part of the state constabulary but waa organized in that county in 1D0.", a.s a part of the "h'r?- thief act. A suit is r.nw in the (ourts (if Lake county to annu.the constabulary.

Cliirap Hanking Situation Has Effect on Wall Street Dealings. MOW YCIIK. Jan. ?,. Tho f.rst stock exchange sosion of the nvr far was featured by extensive liquidation and heavy hhort celling. The reversal caused extrem recessions of two to almost 12 points In every division except rails. Sales approxllnated 1,0 o-o.o 00 shares. Fvents over the holiday, particularly :J.e Chicago banking association, gave rise to considerable apprehension and suggested that more important readjustments of over extended financial interests were under way. Thv feeling was heihtpne-d by weakness in the principal convnoJlty markets. Further cuts in oil priefs, and steady-el e orea.'-e of tonnage at western and southwestern railway terminals and omission of the stock dividend on Kelly-Springfield tire ueie other unsettling developments. The reaetion started in the oil group, foreign as well as domestic J.1 sues being under constant pressure, (specially Standard Oil of New Jersey, Standard Oil eif California, Mexican and Fan-American Petroleums, General Asphalt, and Houston. Specialty's Weaken. All the motor and rubber specialties weakened on announcement of the Kelly-Springheld dividend suspension, that steu-k makirjf a precipitate decline of six and one-half points. American Woolen, Soars-Koebuck, Stud.-baker. Famous Players and Crucible and Fnited States Steel shared In the broader selling movement of tho linal hours, shippings nel numerous miscellaneous issues then recording minimum prices. The money market was the only i (assuring feature of the day, showing cemiparativo rase. Call loans opened at 3 V per cent, a moderate concession from last week's final quotation and later were In free supply at 5 per cent. Fe.reign exchanges were lower In connection with the impasse at the arms conference and uncertainty regarding the outcome of Germany's indemnity payments. Sterling cased only a fraction of a cent, but all the allied remittances were heavy, that tone also spreading to the Scandinavian countries. The Greek rate was the one exception, strengthening on the assistance rendere-tl to that government by Le ndon. The January re-investment demand for bonds was disappointing, quotations showing irregular re-actions for most domestic issues. Including the Liberty group. Several of the foreign divisions. such, as Japanese and Mexican offe rings wero firm and strong. Total sales (par value) $lC.S50.0ftn.

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le. In provisions the outcome varied from unchanged figures to 12c lower. At first It appeared an If the difHculfies of the Fort Dearborn bank could cause no special disturbance in the wheat market, but before the session was half over a change had takpn place, and near the end of the day the pit had become peml-demor-allzed. The fact was then evident that the trade had failed to recover entirely from the shock of the Wagner failure last week, and that the jolt from the Fort Dearborn bank affair waa more severe than had been pointed to by earlier indications. The Ptorm -which ensued began with heavy liquidating sales on the part of eastern Interests and was greatly Increased in violence by excited margin-calling among commission houses. The margin-calling was based largely on disturbing rumors affecting various board of trade concerns that later In every case cleared their entire obligations as usual. Final prices were nt a slight rally from the bottom level of the day. On the breaks July delivery went under $1 and made a new low record for the season. Corn and oats received better sup port than was the case with wheat. The weakness of the bread grain, however, was reflected to a moderate extent by feed stuffs.

Stock r.larket Selling Prices At The Close

NEW YORK. Jan. 3. Closing prices on the stock exchange today were:

A. T. & S. T American Beet Sugar American Drug Syndicate.. American Can Allis Chalmers American International ... American Locomotive Anconda Copper Amor. Smelting & Ilefg. Co

A. G. W. ....

A. T. & T Haid win Locomotive J IJethlehem Steel "B H It T Canadian Pacific .. .

Chili Copper Cuban American Sugar Cuba Cane Sugar..... California Petroleum . Central Leather C. 8c C Colorado Fuel & Iron. Corn Products Crucible Steel CM no Copper Enamel

Krie Common 10V: General Flectric ir.71

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Missouri Paclt'c Midval? St-, el Nevada Copper New Haven N. Y. C

Norfolk fc Western Northern Pacific Pacihc Oil Pure Oil Pan-American Petroleum.. Peoples Gas , Pennsylvania Pierce Arrow Pittsburgh Coal Pullman Co Ray consolidated Copper.. Re-ading Republic Steel Rock Island Rock Island "A" Rock Island "IV , Rubier Rumely Common Kunuly Preferred Southern Pacific Southern Railway St. Paul Common.. St. Paul Preferred Stromberg Studebaker Common Sears-Roebuck Sinclair Oil Sugar Tobacco Products Texas Oil Texas Pacific Union Pacific IT. S. Steel Common IT. S. Steel Preferred , U. S. Food Corporation.... Utah Copper Vanadium Steel Virgin ia -Ca r o 1 i n a C h e m i c-1 1 Wabash "A" Willys Overland Wool WestinKhouse

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('ill :Ui1 e.;:nn ! . ."(' r' , e'AT'M.i: i:pfd f 7.:': ?:nrk-t htrorg tt. higher C!.. and j ritue $'? P: ! in diu in guotl i '. ; (.:. khuu Jö ; : good Hi.! eh. .ice pi : e.-mrjoa r:,.dla:a $2 'i ..,. ; butehcr rattle nrd

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nroi he;f.rs .".'; . SIIKKP K.c qds l.M; market steady. Top jpi::. CALVFS -l:.e,.;pts f 1 ; mark t c'lfl lo-.vt r. Top ? 12

on Savings Accounts All amounts, large or pmall. placed with us between now and January 10 will draw 5 interest from January 1 and compound quarterly. INDIANA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 122 North Main St. south nr,Ni, ind.

START 1922 RIGHT BY OPENING A Savings Account 09 T of the successful men in this city started Siv.ru. Accounts at the boinnir.:: of th cir career, and today, although very successful, keep the hal it of avinrr. WE PAY 5r ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS All amounts. larr or small, deposited with us between now anei January I Oth will

Earn

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GUARANTY RURAL LOAN & SAViliGS ASSOCIATION 0'n Satunla (P ri , -i. -MT SO. M AIN M Kill Opi'itc I'ot :!.r-.

KAsT nilFAI.O LUKMOCK. CATTLU Keeeii.' r.ix; market slow.

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ABSORPTION OF BANK HAS NERVOUS EFFECT ON CHICAGO MARKET CHICAGO. Jan. 3. Flurried conditions In the wheat market developed Tuesday as a remit of unusual margin-calling and liquidation following the absorption of tho Fort Dearborn National bank here. Prices

General Motors Great Northern Ore Great Northern Preferred . . . Hide oi Leather Common. . . Hide & Leather Preferred.. Illinois Central Industrial Alcohol International Harvester .... International Nickel International PajxT Inspiration Copper Kennecott Copper Lackawanna Steel Lehigh Valley

Mexican Petroleum 13

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C HICAC;o r.RAIN RA NOK.

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WIIKAT May July

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MOVIE BALL TOKIO TUES., WED., JAN. 10-11 Actual Movie Pictures Taken Both Evening3. SEE YOURSELF IN THE MOVIES

nTTMUKi; LIVESTOCK. CATTI.K--Receipts lislit : innrkot steady. "hoi ( yT.eiO'.r : .7.4',f 7..V1 ; fair $7.i:.V.i 7..";." ; v al al. s t-Yl U'i . SHKi;p AM I-AMbS -K.-eripts liclit; market steady. Prime wethers J .Yoo r, ; P-1 ?4.7.r.'r-r .". L'.i ; fair mixed 4. ."; laaif.s $2'i l..".o. IIOlJS-Kctipts IT, double l-eks; market lower. I 'rime heavy $7.70'r: mediums $s.7:il: h- avv Yorkers .7ö''.; '.I :

The Securities Investment Corporation PAYS fHaQ INTEREST

per annum, payable semi-annually, f building business.

Jipni lori.ers

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CHICAGO I'i:oil(K MARK KT. I'l.'Tl "UK Crea:i ry extras :,. ; ,vt;iiidardK .".4 1 : fi-sts :U'-"7e; sroiinis 'jsr, :',oc. KliGS Ordiiiaries Ö ' '.'' ; li rs t s o. C'Jk.e.

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In tlie year I f 2 1 tbds Corporation c-jtrutrl .- t . -1 ' 1. in .South P.cnd and MishaAaka. Fir 1 '.' 2 J th- s url:- - ::---:-. r.t Corporation plans to build at least 100 homes f.-r v. e.: k ir.- v. . v.. This building Corporation, with net a-ct. in fo- of Siba.o.'io. afferds an opportunity for safe inv st i:u :.t : !' 1 I periods cf one, two, er three years. Securities Investment Corporation Coiwrvatlxo Life IHiudinir. 122 Suili Main St., s.mth i;. nd. In 1. Plionr M-tr,n.

Hooks fer tin 12cnln at Homo. Vhen the wind whistles outside, vhen the prate fire burns merrily, '.hero Is nothing mre enjoyable than a pord hook. At th Hook Sho;. 11' N. Michican st., you may sel t any typo of book that suits your fancy fiction, travel, history. In fact uny subject In which you are intert sted is covered by the bcoks jn our ery cmn'e?e stock. 3f9-tf

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Maturities from one month to twelve months. Denominations $100. $500. $1,000, $5,000. I ntciest paid in advance (bankers discount). Citizens Truf. & Savings Bank, Trustee. An ideal investment for short time funds. A leal investment for National and State Banks and Trust Companies. Quickly con . jTtible into cash. Price: at the market, to yield about 7.60 rc. Guaranty Finance Corporation Nervvs-Ttmca Building Telephone: Lincoln 2078 1

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is the Best Artificial Nourishment for Infants Because It is Free from Dangerous Tubercular Germs Medical and Scientific Authorities Urge Its Use for Babies and Growing Children IT IS NEAREST LIKE MOTHER'S This Product Most Important of ALL HUMAN FOOD is Served Direct from Tested Cows to Consumers, Bottled by Machinery and Sealed With Sanitary Hood Cap. Quart 15 Cents Pint 8 Cents Tuberculin Tested Milk for General Familv Use Quarts 10 Cents Pints 6 Cents Let Us Have Your Order Todav Earlv, Prompt, Regular Deliveries

Have You Tried Our Creamery Butter? Churned Fresh Everv Day

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HIGH TEST GASOLINE STARTS QUICKLY . And will save you this annoyance. We have installed pumps and storage facilities for High Test Gasoline because we have found there is a demand for it. Our experience has been that it is used all the year 'round but is particularly adapted to winter driving BECAUSE IT GIVES MORE MILEAGE, HAS MORE PEP AND LESS CARBON. The next time your gas tank's empty give this High Test Gasoline, with its quick starting properties, a trial. HOWEVER, If you prefer Regular Gasoline, you can get it at our stations. We endeavor to give customers what they want and do not presume to dictate. We'd just as soon sell Regular Gasoline as High Test. We're here to serve you. GAFILL WINTER SERVICE Free Crank Case Draining Free Transmission and Rear Axle Greasing Free Battery Testing and the Supplying of Distilled Water Free Tire Filling, not just the air, the Service The proper amount of Alcohol in the Radiator to prevent freezing All supplied Without You Leaving the Seat of Your Car. We have men employed to do this vork. Keep them busy and Please Do Not Offer Tips, This is Gafi.ll Service You are Welcome to it Take advantage of iL

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