South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 98, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 April 1922 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 8. 1922

75 Honor" May Yet Have I Chance, to Kirn Score

Filial JEP TAKEN IH STUDENT DRIVE;

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mobile accessory

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l .000 Si:Ii.-rriplion Blank? Given for ?o in Emlox.vni'Mit I)rir at Mrctinü.

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Judge i Woo. I - j

reported to the police U;o j

! SAFETY BOARD MAY ! ACT TO BAN STREET

SHOE SHINE STANDS

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v r.ffrrn that a. motornetcr r-.on frr-M hi car between j Await v oru From City Attornr. 1 3 A : r. 0 r'cl rk Thür-!'! r.,KK. Rffa

of Patrolmen.

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h : a v, i - t h r.t ra.:..pCi:r: ;.r.-.r.g t h-:: a i'l rf present greater N-.dre !i'rs r f ? h :.-. r r. I v T h a t l

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1;- j-; !: fv! Wt his c.ir rark? i :n the .-Oy hetxen th" court hou! j

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- f unty Jail. whi he w.a

-r -.a-red n the court hou-e. s

''.v D.i'-k denlel that any l::rht cr.iry from his "hotel"

ben rlTi-il that right.

Mishawaka Youth Wins High School ; District Contest i I Harold Elba??cr W in? Right j to Represent Northern In- ! diana at State Meet. i

Markets airad Fiiiiicjaljews

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ANNUAL BANQUET

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: r'-i'Tf '-r.t i r: prai-Jioaliy vry Vr 'r-'ru.i rh'jrr-h in th- two rit!p;

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Th- lriv- li'i burirf in- . f f .-r d to han '.!' t)i"- cnrr"-.-;i''!,'lf r.' ' for th" sriii-rts. all that t'.u- birtf-r i'f' n.-k'-d to ! ! to uir:;it r.av; f.f povii-düt;?. ;ir.d !itrtr ;i 1 1 t b. i r i;vn sicrr.at ur" to f! f !' r-.

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An appeal for rILinuh fdt;cati'n 3 a part f thr public Frhool trn -aa niad by Trof. Norman V.. Ili'-hardeon. bad r.f tho rliif'H ducatiori d"iiartni"!.t of N'orthsfprn linivcrflty. who was the .'pakT of th- rvrr.inc day rliziou education

rin arr-i.'nplish

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COOPERATION TOPIC

AT MEETING FRIDAY

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loi. In th inline hraup" w 1i.iv : brcn f .-tablishitvr and Tininiaininff j yrn of rdur-.atlon which prjrr,ts It from brine attained."

' n r sprakrrs (r the evrnins ln-

; ' lud' d H' v. Archibald Milrp, of f th:.-: c;ty. Mis Marion Hawthorn, i M n instructor in th school. Dr. ! Frank N. Filnir. of Xorthwf?tern : university, Mi.-- Sclrna "Wunderlich land Iiv. I'r.mk M. McKibi.pn, who I has bfen in cliar?? f tho school. I Mr. FrM Woodward eted a? j toat-rma.-trr and a jarrifs ot BOniza by Mfs. Frank McKihhcn. n.cermj.anird by Miss CJladys WatT?, wcro i -a r II rc.-rived.

children"." I)i-prn-nry and So

cial Servire Orpuiialions in Dinner MrrtiiT'.

j Methods of dvif-ir.z: -a :uifab pi n if cno. rat ion b'tvin tb Childfen's 1 :.t-pn -"itv and oth"-r 50ri.1l rico nrr;aii:'it"ir.- in tlic rare f fh lncr-isil numr if charity jns In South Fetid wrro d..-uI k t n dinner m ct ire: Kivcn by t!i irctTF of tli ('hi'dri n"s I pcr.?-

ry 1 rldav nuht at tli.- .i.nn!-cr

. bo-id. of a Möns and 'n-ary af-

rnoiith fli nunihT fir.: a -.-;.- i n - frcrn

'a r.;7 1 1 ! 'n"s 7P."di-al staff li var'.-ri5 so.-ial ov.iuv. r-f'i.il w-irlo'TS far til"

ndfd t!io linr.cr.

.11. ' . I i' .... 'l . l i, .1. " I III' (Ii1:; ry. oufüned tho prowth of tlic t rz i r. :?. t;on and xpli -v d th ti'c-'-ity of ;d -;t pi. in of ni-npori-l)on arnontr th city'.s charitable or-f-.-ui iri t in Mif. Prtz tat cd that

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nnt!l ! for. . Va riot:-, ...-or-' r.a t :v plan.1 wer llCK'.cd in tl'.k-. vhieh followed Ithoi:.:: r.o debni'e i:v .!- :r wa.-'de.

:.!-d t:; - n. I r. W 1 1. V. .k.-r. -ef th" :; lir.il faff. 1 i - r I

re!at;ors:i;p cf t!.- Children's Ib.--tri-,ny to the c-nirr.un'.ty and its frol d-:v.s. Col. C. ynioro I'ulio-'k, municipal r.-rjat :'":i dir3 'tor. a. tall; oon..-r:;!r. the ior.-bip of the community to the 'hi'.dr- n'1! Tbr-pe;-, i: y. M'.-s C,p:--t ' i d o h spok.' on "The Socii ii-' 0:ii-!;d:i", .nt.d fo!!r.v-d

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)hic'i hr.ad.-? of he rvirn orcar.ir i t i -:.- o .!'ed upon for succ- ( Pinne- waft '-r-d

Vf-rahrrs cf the jhar cf the '"! Mi- Fl.T.r.c ;ut i.-al dep.j-htf;:! o f-ro v a rrr.lv rer.ilcy .a 'or.; .i I ills Cr. t.i l-:.!r- r.

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Supervisor for Natatorium Not Named by Board Park Hoard to Further Consider Several Names; Cooper Selection Most Likelv.

N'o dtflnlto action was taken by til- Park Foard at their weekly ni.etjn last niht. in namine: a puP i visor for tlif Fncman-City natatorium. whi-'h is rapidly narin? completion. A number of nun are bcinc considrrtd by the board and it is paid that no dtinito decision will b ma do until each applicant's ability has been thoroughly inve-stl-rated. Ce,,re C. Cooper, physical director of the v. M. C. A., has been prominently mentioned for the nw byrth and it is understood that If h and t!-' board members t an a cre upon the .-alary, his ..! rtion will marl vc rta i n. In an effort to proper;;, qulp th

w n itatorium. the rr.emners of the

vi.-itrd Chicago durinc: th

past week, as th zuost of M. J. CJross. municipal director of that city. A number of natatorium there were Inspected and conditions sturlbd. A number of eo,ulpments firms were visited In Chicago for tho purpose of choosing paraphernalia, which is row bejnc: considered by tlie bo-rd. The latest types of vacuum cleaners for pools, lookers anil cyrn suits, were inspected durinc: th1 trip but ro decision was made at

of - i that time.

1" , ä";lft work" o.i t Vi A miin(lrnl rr)t

. . .. lll'lll.l.l' II 'Ml "nfn l!r,-s is be!n-r rushed and it is rx-

pected they will be in Suitable condition for use r.o later than Anri! 22.

f 1 ' . : o t . J in, !'vrv IDP'iro Vina hdtn m i?n r-tiA 1 n

the hopes of completing the work before that date-. The board voted to buy a motorcycle for the u?i of Arthur J. Austin, recently .appointed park policeman, the appointment wa5 made, a wpf aro by tlie board of public safety

;w!in the -provision that the rark

hoard would furnish a motorcycle for his us-. Tlie new motorcycle is1 eptetod to reach this city within h few days, at which time th paxk o'Vcer will assume his duties.

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Street shce-phlnlr.sr PtAiids ar to

; to LAnce l If what prictIcKy ; I amount to an llci by th public!

jufpty board doe not möt with an iinexpct!i na.?. Iaw enforcement acercle of the city are drurutely against them and orders are expected to b forthcoming within a hort tlm-e- for their elimination. A definite fcand awaits only th final word of the city attorney. Ouentlon of policy, conidrrat!on rf bids tentative to the purchase of a motor boat for use by the police department and perusal of monthly reports of patrolmen to determine by thHr nature the fUne of certain of the nfml)rn to - continue upon the force, took tip most of tho time of Friday evening' meeting of the board of public safety. With reppert to the latter particular, board members expressed the opinion that only where mental inco-mpetenc or physical unfitnc-K.-. I Fbown to exJt would niem'pfira of the department be dismiss-!. N'o new appointments wer: m.ado at the meet-In? la. niftht. No definite announcement relative to i stand taken upon the question of permitting the practice, of isulnfi: merchandise checks to winners of card KamR was forthcoming. Holdlncr up ta.kln? any drastic action for its abatement went over for tho time belr.fr. It beins understood

sneaker, t111 pnTidir.i ii w u-n i 'iAiiuu-

ate 1 pitiraate earn piaymc; in pooi rooms and other places of business where cards are played. The board took the stand, however, that tho police, would continue to war on 1: enscd jra.-mblinR' and where there was evidence of law violation, arrest would be niade. V.hlle condoning "legitimate" card playing, they i-iid, the word did not particularly apply to the issuing of merchandise checks, recently construed by City Jmlge pro tem Wil

liam S. Pertseh as gambling" under the purview of the state law against tho practice. Await Wonl lYotn Hammond. I'nder tlie board's ruling that operation of shoe-shining stands upon the siipwalkn was a violation of a c ity ordinance. Chief of Folicc Tine was given orders that he should ek further the advice of City Atty. L. W. Hammond on the subject with a view of bannlnar all such enterprises as publ.'c nuisances. Several complaints have, recently come to the attention of the jvollce relative to the lncrca.d number of stands upon the gride walk 8 over what were permitted to run lost Rfav)n. In certain of tho places where stands had hern erected, pome of the complaints ran, traJfic was blocked because they had become oarousal places for roustabouts. In taklncr their Mand ainst th street shoe shining parlora the members declared they could only abide by the term of the ordinance and despite the fact it may affect an injury to seme of the better-conducted "down-town" stands they could nol discriminate in their favor. A representative of a Kenton Harbor boat manufacturing concern ex plained to the board members fhe

particular worthiness of n craft for inland lake and river duty his concern made. It was equipped with a four-cylinder 12 h. p. gasoline motor. The specifications- of thA boat was said to meet with jreneral favor but no contract waA entered Into awaiting the receipt of bids and specification- from other concerns.

By unanimous Oci-ior.. Harold j Elser. 2of Mishitvaka. victor In ;

the St. Joph county cet tw" weeks afro, last nlsrht wen the right to repre.-ent northern Indiana In the state disfuwlon meet by triumphinar In the district contest hld at the local hifrh school. Speaking on the subject of "Immigration Problems", the Mishawaka youth defeated a f.eld of five rivals. Miss LaTourette Stockweller. of Michigan City, was awarded second honors and Irvln Palmer,

of Elkhart, was frlven third place, j Other contestants were Howard J

Grossman of Plymouth. Robert Allen of Rochester, and Russell Stout of Milford. Prof. J. V. Masters of the hl?h school was chairman of the evenin0' Judges were Prof. Reichert. Hine and Peyton of the University of Notre Dame.

Violin solos by Sidney Fdr and J

Semour Weisderger. and music by the South Rend hih school orchestra aided In making the evening enJayiMe for a small audience. The wlnnr will compete for the state, title at ttloomlngton next Friday.

TRADING HEAVY OK

HEW YORK HARKET;;

Transactions A p g r e g a tine 1.650,000 Shares Establish iS'ew Record?.

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P'ildwJn Locomotive ' F v O ; lb -thlehein S!M "T."

I F. R. T : Canadian Pacific

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(Cuban American Suar -tiba Can Sugar I C :' a Cane Sucar l're ferrel. .

Central Leather char.'i:r C. O Colorado Fuel Ä- Iron . Corn Product Crucibl Steel chiro Copper Fr.amei L'rie common (general Fctric 'ieneral Motors Cr, at Northern Ore

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CORN Mar . .Tulv . sort- . OATS M.ir .. Juir . s:t. .

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NEW YORK. April 7. For the

f.flh cor.recutive session of the v.-'-ek, trading on the Mock exchange Friday tok on enormous proportions, transactions aggregating l.''.;-0 "00 shie. and etab'.!shing yet another new record for .almost two years

The movement of prices wasi

Ti.ottv" at intervals, as a result otlCre.u Northern Preferred, realizing for profits in several of the, Hide- v leather Common, issues which made greatest gains in Hide & Leather Preferred. the preceding days of the week. . Illinois Central This was mot noticeable :n such i Industrial Alcohol u, n.i sttiflehker : International Harvester ..

although net losses In both case-

tvi.in limited to frartinr.s.

C.ulf States Stel was the dominant I '-spirational Copper

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CHILD IS INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Fred Stawinski, Nine Years Old, Severely Bruised Yhen Struck by Car. l'red St-iwinski. nine year old rn of Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Stawinski, 26.14 V. Colvert 5t.. was badly bruised ahovit the body late yesterday afternoon, when struck by an automobile driven by Carl Wiley. 2-'"l Prairie ave., near his home. Wiley was driving north on Prairie ave.. when the boy ran In front of his machine after jumping off a delivery waeon that waa traveling south. Wiley swerved to the side when he saw the boy hut was unable to avoid the accident. Dr. .T. .1. Hardy, North Liberty, who witnessed the acrident, .administered firet aid to the boy. It w.ifl feared he might have received internal Injuries and a call was sent for the, city ambulance, which removed Stawinski to the Epworth hospital. Authorities at the hospital stated that the injuries were not as serious as at first believed and were of the opinion that the boy would rapidly recover from hü Injuries.

efature. caininc 10F points on Mlcadv buying which exceeds the demand for any other rtock. Rails contributed largely to the market's constructive side, coalers leading that

division on the heavy accumulation of Lehigh Valley. Reading and Norfolk and Western. Impresivo Rospcuw. Local utilities made impressive response to the plan by which Piter-

pil uUhii i i'iu linu.-.i .- ... -.... j w.'-s averted. Interboroush Consol-i ... . 1

idatKl preferred gained 4'2 po;nt. Manhattan Elevated, 2 and Brooklyn Rapid Transit .1. similar or greater advances being made by the bonds of those companies. The course of money was helpful to Ktock dealing, all call loans hold-in--at 43 percent, this applying to renewals into the romin? week. Time funds were quoted at 4 "i percent for the lonter dates, but this was shaded to percent on prime collateral. Foreign exchanges reflected the mere hopeful advices respecting the forthcoming Genoa conference. Sterling rose one cent, almost its best quotation of the week". All remittances showed moderate Improvement as did Cerman. Scandinavian and Spanish bills, the latter rising 12 points. Czecho-s.ovakian rates hardened on the strength shown by the new bond Issue.

WHEAT PRICE HIGHER ON CHICAGO MARKET

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Pupils of Local Conservatory to Present Recital

ENLARGE TEACHING STAFF OF SCHOOL

i Ecu:. ion : cla v e e c J,':th--ran C William st.

or t;ii' parish hall ;: jrrial hur. j At 7 ' -'o' tn the ch;c) i'rsus. 1 .-icut-r .f 1 th- serrv. r.

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Held at Church Sunday

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"Smil'm Through" to Close Enzazcmcnt at Oliver Sunday

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Oliver

l i.ayers production which has played to er.thisi-istio audier.ct-s all this

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theater. c'ves and evening

e fol'.owod tom or-. F it the Truth."

of this romp iny's

art ::d.

II oman U ithdraus Psame As (jindidntc for Trustee

r.evcr p'.aed a role which. "..i..-d more than 'Kathleen'

in Smi'.ir.' Thrcuth. " Miss DaJnty.

a 'tir. s ild w h .-1 h o '

Fl m. l tire u the voti a car. 11 I th- r. :

of the

r ..My of :'a.- r'.ic-r Player ye.-Trday. "T d"n't know rr it i- the beauty of the play r the s m p., T h et !c rejrj.or.se

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neer found more joy

I hae this Ir.t week." Miss painty appears tlr-st a,s Kath-

een, a .ittle slip of an Irif-h plrl.

later in tJ-e plav

irs as Kathleen.

a little slip

tier, as Moorveen.

ati'n pat. and

Miss Maude Bcyler, Soprano, to Rein Duties at McIIenry School of Singing. Since its incorporation la.st month the McIIenry School of Singers ha-s grown by leaps and bounds and W. P. McIIenry. director, of th? school, has found it necessary to enlarge the teaching facilities. A new teacher and accompanist have been abided to the McIIenry school In the person of Miss Maude Reyler. soprano. MLss Reyler will begin her new duties on Wednesday. She is said to be thn possessor of a soprano voice of rare qualities and this, combined with the musicianship and broad experience gained through her Mudy with several Chicago vocal masters and her appearances in Chautauqua. Lyceum and recital work, make her a teacher of unusual capabilities. M'-ss Beyler will appear here In recital soon and mu?ic lovers will be given an opportunity to enjoy her brilliant, flexible and charming voice. '".he McIIenry School of Sincins; was started in South Fend 2T. year? .i?', although it was incorporated only a few weeks aco. Mr. McIIenry made his entry iAo South J?nd musical circle.- through t!. Progress Club. He h;s appeared at the Oliver theater with Gen. Itv Wallace, later, with James Whltconie Riley and the Klbel orchestra nt the Auditorium. The years that followed have been principally drtvotod to teaching and several of Mr. Mc.Henry's pupils have developed into recognized vocal artists.

a r.shlp ke:

if jinn Decision of Circuit Court in Awarding Judgment

1 II ANAI't 'LIS. April 7.

urt i'r:. lay attirnie

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Joerh circ-j.t ro'-.rz Judgment f-r f 1.2 S i in

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Cor.-.par.y, to 1 fZ Cor'e L

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ar.t M.muficn p ii-1 y y the la. from the t in the SumSou:') pr-r. 1.

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Asks Police to Aid in Search for Missing Son Andrew j. Schoppe. 1512 S. Michigan reported to the police last nicht that h'.t wn, Andrew left home Friday morning to attend ht? dosses at the high fhool and has not been seen since. He requested the police to ns.?i him in finding th boy. Young Srtoppe. better known at "H id" is described at 13 years old. 4 feet inches tall rather stout bui'd. blue eves. Pirht ha'r -ird ro-n-

w.i- ex:inuished by men from rXion. "ii:. 1 --. v,,-

tnper poll front tooth. He rode a blup bicycle when hi left home and wore c blue and white t Ippd shirt, corduroy pants, black stockings, blue and yellow sweater.

crown checkered cap and ;yn shoe.s

Manv Interesting Numbers on Musical Program to Re Given Monday Evening. The piano. vo-.al and violin stuelertr of the South Rend Cotiservatary of Music wil appear in recital at the school hr.ll, Monday evening at 8 o'clock. ".'he program contains many Interes.lng numbers, several ot then new to South Rend audiences. H-veryono is Invited to attend this recital, and admission is free. Following is the program: Piano (a The Answer (b) The Dance (c) Roat Sons Ncwcomb Jeinnette Proudfit. Piano Hide and Seek . . . . Feienberg Lois Cjustafson. Piano In the Month of May... Rehr

Katie From. Violin Purpl- Pansies .... Fearris Harold Hershenow. Piat.o Dance of the Fives. .. Geibel Se-Ima Gross Fimo The Goblin Lemor.t Carolyn Lake. Piano Minuet in G .... Reethoven Jennie Schult:.. Dance Plert and Pierette Martha Jane Johnson and Laven Morehouse. Piar.o Starlight Vision .... Savory Irene Spldel. Vocal Requiem Homer Mrs. Walter Horein. Piano (a) IN Larch of the Marionettes Reinhold (b) Castanet Dance . . Dulton Esther Fla gel. Piar.o Valse in A Flat .... Durand Treila Rough. Vocal Pale Moon Logan Mildred Smith Piano (n) To a Wild Rose MaoDowell (b) Second Mazurka Goddard Joseph White. Dance Petite Coquette Rosemary Rutt. Fvar.-eline Grirhn. Ruth Ann Reed and .Tom. Wirier. Pieno (a Gavotte .... Sapelikikoft (b) Caprice Kspacr.ol Chamin ade Lynetf Pasko.

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CHICAGO. April 7. Wheat averaged a little higher in price Friday, helped upward by firmness of quotations at Liverpool and by sellers here holding off to avoid any surprise in the government crop report. The market closed unttbd at a gain of ; to net with May 1.0 to 1"07-, and July 1F.c; to

li:a-. Corn finished unchanged to'

higher; Oats unchanged to i up. and provisions varying from D cents dt ne to 75 c?iim advance. Or.utiousneps which would-bc fellers of wheal evinced regard in c the government report was apparently moro or le.-,s mistaken for a slightly l-er, risli construction of the report was general when the document he.anie public after the close of the

day's trading. The view most widely)

taken was that crop conditions had Improved since the statistic were gathered on which the report was ba.-ed. Further offers of wheat shipments from Omaha to Chicago, together with sales, of wheat to go to Stc r here, led to something of a

setback in prices during the latei dealings. j Corn and oats price refte -tej to some, extent the upward tendency ot , the wheat market. On the- other hand, reven corn products minufac-i tuiing plans were reported as hiv-; ing shut down owing to slackness of demand. i

Kennecott Copper .. Lackawanna te-?l .. Lehigh Valley Mexican petroleum . Miami Copper Marine Common . Marine Preferred ... Missouri PariftMidvale stel Nevada. Copper . . . . .

1 New I lave n ........

Given Rot Mfg. Norfolk v Western.. Northern Pacific ... Pacific. Oil

Pure Oil Pan-American Petroleum Peoples Gas Pennsylvania Pierce Arrow Pittsburg Coal Pullman Co Kay Consolidated Co;-per Reading Republic Steel Rock Island Rock Island "A" Rock Island "R" Rubber Southern Pacific Southern Railway ...... St. Paul Commor St. Paul Preferred Stromberg Studebaker Comtnon .... Sears-Roebuck

Sinclair Oil 25

Surar Tobacco Products Texas Oil

Texas Pacific

Fnion Pacific IT. S. Steal Common . F. S. Steel Pref-rred F. S. Food Corporation I'tah Copper , Vanadium Steel Wabash "A" . . Willys Overland Western Fnion Wool Westlnghouse Kan. & Gulf

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; rmrxco r.i;i Kr.vir.w riIICii";u. APLIL 7- -Ir.or. j fb:rruited fr.ietien.illy a d ' r'H ti. e CM rape heard i-t fr ! (The Cf-reral tcne v.i t::::. ! quefat -or:, howirc jPeht r ::: i t". ugb. r wL'st ritnr b-aviiy h:

j lz -rpr light H ov. .--. art up 11m nt'r.r the .:.:, c.

lwhe.it: on me on rvie ni -irl.e: . -..r j tt . grain P. It wa- .:..-'f ! . f: :: .''Ivni.i-o iu cm privs I - r i':.t o :: bin j of?.-. ritics. Thcre w a te.ivy ;r : ) si"H l.-c:sr. destrind fer nrs". I'r. v. , w. r. trreg-il.ir.

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riisM; izno, $7.7.' a ; 1 1 r $7 . "i 7.7' : veal rah ex $ 1 '-i 11.."SHEEP AM EAMT.S lb . . ipt- llighT . rn.irV.ef slew, rririie vrt :' 5 7.. : : ror.d .'m; fair nix. d 7'-; 7 Vi ; Iti-Ik r.i'a 1 4. -jr. HOGS Keript- 1 I de-llde . ! k . r ; market Mrlter. Pritae henry P 'o ,; 1 1 ; ine.lJums S 11 . ?0',j n r.u ; h.-avv Yrkri 51 1 1 1 1 .Vi; lL-lit YiTkcr. .V) 1 1 ;

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ivni wapoi.is m vestock. INPIANAI'MEIS. April 7. H.S l rnipts market sfpadr a-d vtrin Hoet hpavi.-s $lit lo'a Ka : med iaia tuixM fpt V"i,r p) ii ; rraraaon eh'-i'-e ?Ptv.' Pi 7.'.: hulk of sale.- ?1A ir,, C, (,' 'ATTEE l"epf"1pn Iihhi; n-nrk.t f-l and Pte.idy. Steers ?.Ji; oxvs :nd he;frs .rc(i SHEEP Hecripfs 100; nark et stodv. Top .2 .V. CA EVT'.S Jb-eipfs UrftO; market .V'r lower. Top Jl.M. ciiic. ruoniTK mmikte 'HI'A;. April 7. HETTEIi rmerv .14c; stand irls .'"'.c; tirsr ::i '.?:;.; seconds -'.;r."c. i:;(-;s Ordinaries CK; 21 W ; riTts22e.

HEESE--Twi!,s 1 i'i 17 1 ; Americas if

1 1 1'c POEETEY Eer Is 2m; duck r.ac,' (e'cf.ft JS1: spring' !; t-irkcrs .".Oi--rnostprs l'"c ' PTATj:s --Eeo.dpts 41 ear-. Wis j round xvliit.-. kfl, .1 :. 1 '.' : Mfnn. i SI 4"'.: 1 ; bl.ilii r'u al- .?! ; , Earlv Ohles Sd e.il.l; IPisre's f 1 7" i , 1.7."..' 1 CHICAGO I.IYTSTOrK. ' rilir.UiM, April 7. Hor.s - Kecfip.s i 2.mm; market activ; ipte.idv tu P.- up. bulk ?lo -'.V.; 1 a 7.". : top ii1; h.-avy , weifht $b.2.".i 10 : medium weicht 1 $10. i.V. -i lu.7." ; liht xveicht Jpt '"-; P : ; liht lights .?P -J.'. i P 7Ö : heaxy -arkinj sews, smooth. ? ' .v i ',; f 7 : i-a.-Kir. sows, ' rourh. c.v. Co ; pips p : CATTLE Jte-'-f-ipts ' :; n.ark. t -low. generally f-fradv. I'.-.-f st. r- -h o-e ur

ROUP Spasmodtc Croup ffrf-jnently if lieved by one application cf

K S y V a ro Rub 0yr 1 7 Million Jars UseJYecrlj

COAL KELLER-RAMSEY COAL CO. Main 477 Lincoln 1349

We Sell Coal for Less

SAM C. LONTZ & SONS On Colfax Av. Main 74

Edwards Iron Works gt:t or u prici: Reinforcing, Channel-.. I ncama, Anales, Bar 2I0 s. MAIN ST. II. 37J3

Vocal Thank Cod f.-r a

Garden Del Rieco

!ara Ilazir.fka riai:o Freiad" in A Flat Reford Kei'.rr Vccal Ca Allah

(to May Nicht Jeanr.e Champasrne Irrpron.ptu Millie Piece:.

UI Chadwick . . . ( ino

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Fire Threatens Taylor Tire Shop; Little Damage Caused

F:r one-1. rating In a clothes cl-is-e or. the second floor threatened. ' fc-r a brief time, the Taylor Tire Sher. 132 H. Jrfferpon blvd.. at 3:4.-;

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CO VKILXM I :.N T fi R A1X I .Si I MAT T CHICAC.O. April 7. Government report due 1 : l r p. m.. today wil! give condition winter wheat and rye cn April 1. Private rptlmates r..äO, to SS7.000.000 bushels. Lwif-t April It was 621.nno.oco and harvest .?7.on,ooo buhei-. Condition estimates are "s to so lat December. In April ln?t yer ?1 and 10 yenr average S4.3. Condition of S 0 on the 44.203.000 acres seeded last year will g.ve .' ,- ooo. noo bushels. Ttye rendition last year xvas f0.3 10-year average K..", DTPml'T condition was i2.2.

DAILV THADE KI7I1TV.

Federal reserve syrtems ratio d-l

clinrs from 77. S to 77.7 percent. New York federal reserve bank's ratio declines from S5.7 to 6 percent. Government winter wheat and rye report at 2: IS p. m.. New York time today. Receivership for Ir.ter?oro Rapid Transit avoided through Intervention of Judge Meyer In effecting agreement providing for tentative reduction of Manhattan Flevatrd rental from 7 percent to 3 percent and ?- curinc funds for future requirements. Local hankers expect negotiation? to be resumed at once by Argentina for lor.? term loan here of possibly $ loo--on,noo. General Electric for yeir nded

Dec. 31 eirr.ed ? 12.57 a share against i

$15.92 In 1?2 Allied Cher..lcal for year ended Dec. 31 earned SC. 27 a sh.ir on common acainst $.."3 In 1 ?:". Ser"y Hoover back frora extensive western trip tlnds marked improvement in business situation throughout we?t. F.rooklyn Rapid Transi sub--ay and elevated lines show net after tax of $ 2.-7 S. 5 fer eicht months er.-rd Vth. 2s. equal to ..?o percent a yeir on outstanding bonds.

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c,,".:ral :J;at;on. however, with a los etin.ated at on!v J10. The

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mrs. unnnni nn:s. s. Max Hurwich. "0. wife of Hurwirh. a member of the

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Charging deortion .Maria U, earlier brought .suit for a dhoroe Friday In superior court No. 1 ariin?t Joseph Carlicr. She asks the custody of their one child. They wert-' married March 20. l?n7. and separated in February of 1C0?. Sj.xciaJ sorilccs li.no Ikcii arranß.'d 'fcr every evening on next week At the Gloria Del Lutheran church, corner of Chapin ?L and Prairie av. Sermons will be delivered each nicht by Rev. Carl G. Anderson, pastor. Sunday morning txvo Raster 5-ervire will be h.d. th r.: at 9:45. in Fncli?h. and the second

in Swedish. The 12a s-

the Sundav -school

Stock Harket Seiiing Prices At The Close

at 11 o'clock, ter program

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given Sunday evening at

NEW YORK. April 7. ( prices on the stock exchar.g were: A. T. & S. F Amerhan Drug Syndicate.... American Can A Hit Chalmers A n. e r i ca n Can Fo u r. d r y 1 American International American locomotive Anar.oonda Copper Arne r. Smelting Ä: Ref. Co... A. G. W A. T. & T

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