South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 119, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 April 1922 — Page 4

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SATURDAY MORNING APRIL 2. 1022

GAS COMPANY TO EXPEND $150,000 IN IMPROVEMENTS

To Rehabilitate Pirtrihution System of Plant Financial Reorganization. Imrrcv-n:entf v.-'.-.ich vill rsu.t In th exrr.dif:re of J 1 z- ' . r' " " hv hn ft rh Fal rlar.t -f the . ....- Alt . ' - Co. order to fcar.JIe thf- ah mal dünn? rertain hour?, It vis ar.r.oiir.'! Johnson, rr.anaarer, la-, r.is Guv M. Rhab: : hut ion l!'ati.-n ff tho T.tlr diato v-M-iir'' uniform presurA. ar.d an Jr.rrc-a.s- in b-'M orider.siti-'.n and purification fnciii ti5 are included in th program. .f-:v rr.air.s will b !i!d wh,--rev r , r.ecsry in J:outh Bnd and Mihawaka. a rlrou'.ar rurifirif ;on t t-ox. almot doubling th prr.-nt a ra'-'.t:.-. viil be add-d. and an proved waFher-i cru bhr mp.d' trstal'.e . Incrt'a"f l Drtnaml. "The-e improve n-.e-'.td r. iv i..:- 1 .:f-r i rome r.cev55a.ry, irr- 1 J Ul ! . ! or., "ba.nj'. of the it.- r 5 demand dtirir.r meal hour." At tirtie.wo are .-Oi"-;y pree-d t 'ive proper J fTVic0. Wiie'i rh'5" r l.ar. :,'- ar- i completed 'rv;'e will h uniforin at all timer.." Under prcenr. rir' Tirn.-tance. it J-i-al 1 that between th hour.i of 7 and S in the r.oinlr.t; and 111 and 1 at noon tho prejiurei is not t.atl.-factory in many -'(. (i th rity. I'lna'.e;.,: rri,'.a u:. it ion of the Northern Indiana Gas and Klertric Co. was also authorized at In.iianaja.is y ?i-r,pi ptjbli' srviby an r-rder of th1 com mis.-ion, whieh ai 1 tlio change would improvo t!ie e e; m p a n s 1 i : . a n c ial n .1 i 1 1 o n an 1 enabl it to sell securities for f.nancing extensions and plant Improvements. The reorgatiiz.it ion will decrease th company's lond and no rhiigatior.s by $S,9 05,710, on which tho anr.u il interest charges are $ 5 2 1 1 3 but the increase In common and preferred sto k issues will oif.-et thin s-ivinc, if dividends are paid, acrordin c: to mrmbcrd (f the cotnmiF.-ion 19 BOY SCOUTS ARE HONORED BY COURT Court of Honor Confers Pro motions and Merit Badfrcs Upon Loeal Lad.-. Nineteen Boy Scouts, representing ten different troops of the city, were promoted or "honored by the scout court of honor which mt in the superior court rom of th courthouse last night. Th fc-routa appeared before Judge J.. M. ILammerschmidt'. chairman, John Campbell and Col. Gorge Freyermuth. The awards were as follows: First ela?s. Frank Thompson. Troop 19; .second claFs, Gen Inwood, Troop 10". Richard Zimmerly, Troop IS; Karl Gos?. Troop 2$; Edgar Martindale. Troevp 2 Merit badges. Itohert .Burke, Troop 1; Vernon Cunningham. Troop 2: Alwyn F-irtier. Raymond Hertel and Ely Guziski. Troop 7; John GInr. Raymond Swanson and Roy Worden, Troo-p 20; William Roach. Troop Claude Smit!i, Troop 15; P'rank Thompson, Troop RR Manns Wargo. Troop 24; Armin and UniTO Welched. Troop 11. Youth Is Slightly Injured When Struek by Automobile A young hoy giving his name as Albert Flowers. 10-10 Lasall ct.. received slight injuries yesterday afternoon a.- a result of .m automobil accielent r.e-.ar the Oliver Plow Works on S. Chapin st. Aocordinc: to a report of the acci- j lrnt rn tile bv Att'v ..ibolt of th" Oliver Plow Works, a man drlvinc: a Ford car struck the boy and knocked him to the 5tret. Th witness raid that the car ran over th boy'j foot which caused him to be thrown to the r-nvemnt. The car owner did r.ot step. Young Flowers was taken ; to hd home, where his injuries were j report t be -light. Ai S ab old reported th acci- 1 dent to the police and was able to j h the hcer.re number 01 tnc , .1 ' J t "m od 1. 1 1 v t : : j u -i ai i't-i , ltd. 'art. was invert :rael by arid repealed that th Bu: ker owr.r ct tnat par:;cui.a ,hc.okd n Mid r Pr'or a covered Ford car. k ei s wa ; nr.d owning Sunday School Trach Meet U on by First Baptist T cam The r.rsd P.irtit Fhurch S'ir.dav School Senior team la.-t n:.ht walked eff w:th first honors in th Sundav School track m--t held in th gymnasium of the Y. M. C . Tb. s out or rlle4. v.p a total of 2 5 poin a r siM 4. McCoy the Grace individual Epl-opil church. was the 10 w : t: : of the i:'Pt. i-coiinsr 1 L' Th Ir.trr 3 s w c r h y t -.'1! it-- .livh-; n tc.eet ho E:rst Church of the 1 a t-d.il cf .".I points F-rethr n YOU CAN'T DO THE RIGHT THING THE WRONG WAY g to if o wr.t r. you 10s at or. w A: 1 to it , vo'ir : 1 d'.--covr at - rt " N'e v-Tc :; e .1 r i av t ,f - p.: 5 s , ' I . -t ad put : t dr --! i'1 the c ar- returv.'rg s cf lest "i!uo w n r f all t h ci-:e-klrg up cf s c eo and 5"or Ar av-tual . es tl: T a th: h r v ? that t ) . ? r i c ? of j ai'r's Lc?r. nr. 1 Fur 1 rr. v. mo . c . f r "iv r.c. chin, ar l In fiver of ar.j particular r.I"r eir.g hcr.'.t Yr .r ad ar.d Tl-. X'-. T'.'.r. os' e;r:u'at?on does th- r-st. N'U5-T:rr.s L n aü. d'r.'t givew erry a char.' . Next time yri lo ar.ythirg. rail Main 21"n r, ; ...I. for ar. ad taker.

A Boomerang's a 'Boomerang' Even If It Is 'Framed9 "Friend and Coif Combine to Acquaint Councilman 1 1 nl I of I his Fact.

ilt IS a cr".a ear,;?: If riT:n d '!:':' th - t-nh .'J'JlIlf.C i i a , i i ' i . I . I . 3" 'r.vn . y thiirt ....g to irrr a fry rr rd; to h r.vspfip; !. .ad !!?. ?t ; r.' .iin,' a ! r e a ! a . . . Of ar.d t but to South F-n1 ZC( ;s th': d'.--on of h"-:i.g th4 fir.-1 ;.tv t!r. whrIn a pih!i'' ciPial p'-rm;?;1 the 5rat Scotch pastim to int r- . f-re with hij oh'-rvancr rf an :anA, ; por;?or--d ;iri "put ov r hone jther t.'ian himfdf A'TordJr.ij to reports. h : h i vor ;i .. - f. .j mem-hat of a "f rn m e-u r-.' eurr.an jorz: 111 u the (0 frftj t .no :'o:i:f rar: The ,'tr.rv c-s th-'tt Cour.fi ,, n jou rro". I to t!ie Country ( ih link? : c rua f'cr noon for a rounl. III f-t'ei. - h ä ! r r Tij'ii rn o ' a - parked rro- ; f t': 'ill.vhiiH n "II f r n h:- TU.in'- . :i;!i:-in f. Tt fn.s that "R;i.had ! ft irrtrutb-r5 for atiot m o move the i j r 'ut too',; it n t t h 't v. rj'rt-rr. . '.T'O'I th-t:; t u i i j : :,! frier.. I ? ej f-54 t h f to a -qua th.t f.iflvr of thlie V C i l?i parkit; ortIir.ar.eewa the f'-iVfjf r of tit ma' hin' v.h'ch had he-n parked in front or the .p;ro clothdnr: rtore fop a b n-;?h of tlm. now di..putd. 'ITuIlio'' ars t ii it it wa.1 t here but miM-ute-s (:.-ff,ro it was remove 1 by .'ifore i f r I - n c i .- !i:s -o. nui ill'?' :i;orr OM I r ! e ti c i .- j. that it "Aas there trarly two honr.and i n informed tl"- fra;!b- d!;.-.-.. Ry th t!:;i it w.is removed, the -ar v. as well derorafed ;vi?!i "signs'' and the like and some even -went .o far as to iny that a fron, th law- was included When n;ustiond lad niclit rn- ( rning the matter. Councilman . Hull denied the whole atfaif saylnu: j that the matter was runrocted as ai Mr, '-" lt.. Au ;.lr-lt , ' ii. i; i ..j i. t. - however. I J I i , ii- M ni J - i t i i i i , that he had turned in a -ood score ! on the links. !ut this was unveri lied. LEIGH ROBBED BY MASKED BANDITS alker Kxtraet Co. Employe Victim of Unusual Holdup Get Wateh and S4.1. N .cott vt m' J. C. L?Lgh. t'.O.I employe of the W. ir w',11-.,,- i'v tract Co., was the victim of an miusual noiuun iat niclit when two. maci-e.,! i.mri!'. e..r.-...i ; .-, I to tho othces of th I'xti.a.ct com pany in tho Dean building and. after binding and gagging Leih, robbe him of his watch and $1 in ca.-di ana maae tneir escape. i According to the story furnished the local police, by Leigh, ho went to the othces vt the. company at s o'clock to complete som. work'. About a half hour later, lie said, two masked men forced an entrance into tho room and. at tho point of

1 ü V AU tlit. IUV 11 l (1 l 1 1 V ' 4 14 L III' j lTiT-vcf o ni ri.Mii-tii MfiiMit f ntVir i j-Karch of th ot'ices for valuables: II y.ild they were in th about a half hour in all. oilict Idgh was discovered by Patrol-j man Rans-'oerger at out ll:"0 o'clock j bound and gauged just as the bandits! had left him. The victim was taken! to the. police station where he 1.rcrilnd tho men to officers. H s.iidi both wore handkerchiefs over th ir eyes a-s masks, and wore dark suit arm caps, uie .arger cd the two. was said to be about live feet, nine inches tan, w rm the otner wa.- two I inches shorter, j Altnough a sear-h of the city j made late last nicht, no tra:-e w a s , of them has been fc-und .1.? vet. Kaley School Girl of Bread Contest t 11., P.,:..Award After Honrs of Dohate Among Judge?. UV MARGARITT l TdiSHM-V. Alb r hours of debate, tasting. te'ir., and pmelliiii:. the judges in the bread centos: he.d l'riüav for ti:o sirls of tlie s-nth and -eighth i rr.-iiicc of tli. 1 Ifv -'i.ir.lc; !:n:.0. cho.e tlie hrt loaf made by M,i:y Hoover, of the TA of th-. KaP y SCllOol. A wri: watch, pretty enougli chirm th heart of any girl, wagivn Mary FriJay afternoon a Reith announcement of :h-- Ju.ltjes" d"c.s.o-;. uer scnoid w.d receive a sliwr trophy cup civen by the board cf edueati-'u, and her domt: scicrc cla.vs room will be richer bv 1 a e mpire set of dishts. civen bv e Ba -.., Co. Leur.J pri: a five doil.u gold I piece, went to Veronica Aum.ick f jtlie 7A S'nJ-laki r s iu.-!. Her cia.-f i room will r ie $10 in m rch indis ' from th" "hcclock store. Mary Alic Mclnerny, cf the T. j of the MueI school, wop. th third prize, an irvi lvniua I urns w-n prsnt' i by thv Northern In h c.t C,a a:: i bicctric C The do::;.-e:v.'-rcom of th Mu ss 1 sc!C.. i will b a waffle iron by tlo sim.e com pa ry. The fourth pii. a large 1 1 :- of oliv-. from th Ftrr.leI crroc. ry. w.i wen bv Helen Mueller. - f tb.e 7A of the Elder school. Preliminary Conte-t.. Prl I cj m rv contests had ""en

a gun held by the taller of the two' men, ho waa compelled to g, intoj Mrs. Arthur Eifer, 1 ort N. Bird.-ell an adjoining office where he was j - s -'liT' ring from what is believed made to lie on the, Hoor while tho! to be n dislocated shoulder, as a remen bound and if;r. him and ran-s,lU '" automobile accident Frisacked his clothes. After taking th,;iv afternoon at th- corner of RirdTnonev and watch, a 1:, - lew el n .1 l'i-.'H st- a"'I Litel-n av.. when a car.

!:-ld at each of th schcols In the j J-:r s Stevens, Mrs. Simuel G. Bunmorning where th tre.2d w-a rari- U. : r, Ll .yd r.rr.m. Mrs. 1 p. f"illv judged for f.rsr. second, and Hardy. !r.-. Archibald McC'.ur Mr.. third places. Th" btsf :no- ner C. A. abriskic. Mrs. J. F. Ling, then tent to th HIch sch--i f.-r j Mm c. v. Crutapacker, Mr?. Roy final jud(rmr.t. Th. winners in -a,-hj r.r. Mrs Falwm M. rP.l, Mrs. C. H. r -hol ar. in th erdr of tht ir j Luke v. Mr- At.'.-n Sw..nsn, Mrs star. dir?, a 5 fellows- P.ive-r Park j pr'd F. powrm-'. Mit. L-cuis F. H-len Bcr-, 7A; Mildred Z!mmr-1 :r?-er ier. ?.tic. l'arrv M. Jnring. man. 7A; Vicht F.heimar.. A ; ' Mr. r. A s h- m. M! Mary Ku Bidr Helen Mn-H-r, 7A; VLrgmia j Mrs Nr. lr d..-r'.- --.. Mi. H. W. Ia!l:oj". TB; Lodr. la Harm. in. 7B i t-n. Mr-- Id- m s. ,mm, Arth r Kaley Man Hoover. 7A; Iren'-' j ,r. a :. . George L. lb. ",:'. and Brhardt. 8B; Heien Berg. SB. Mucs-j. hs. I, i;. Sp;t:.r.

DR. NEIGHBOR TO ADDRESS CHURCH CONFERENCE HERE

Wdl Known Churcliman Speak at Fundamentals Conference. to EiGHFon 't. :.vr.? th--p.ar in th'.-: ity ikcr.i ho v. ill ?.pt hr Fun'lamenti i b hld .?. r.nir. ryo;t t?ur.the I'ir.'t C!ritian churrh. ; .1 ! s Dr. R. I-:. Ne-i-hlx.r. I :rj-t Hi!.t!-t church o pa-fr of the f Klvrn, Ohio. 1 NViciii.or i; w' 11 known a. a a .her of the 0p r a r d b lb ' f'.il 'i a n 'hi' ;-hrd .i V'-rv t u"rirM at t!te Sh ri t ;ri 1 h art ii o; -. K "J i r i IK. NRIGHROi:. Rev. ( rei n. W. C. Whit, of Albnnj. ",M - ' v I Sunday onday and Tut-day Dr. W. P. Riley, of Min neapuiis will b the speaker and on j Widnesdav Pr. Mtrniior win te in !i.:;:'e f I f the : il e - t 1 P. ITS. I)p. J. T ; Rntan, pastor of th Central Prej b.Merian rhurch ef Columbus. Ohio, I will be the speaker Thursday, and ! on Friday Dr. J. W. Rawrenre of Dallas. Ttjxas. will be in charg. Th program for th remaining flays i of the conference will be announced ; late.-. ! Meetings will b held everv aftrj noon nt .1:00 o'clock and in the j eve -liner at 7:ra o'clock. The com- ! fere-nre is a citv wld" affair and open to the puldl'. Subjects slum "C; the origin of man and ;i; the origin of tl:entieity of the the be a u -dis Bib wi! 'cussed in an interesting and helpf u 1 mar.nr. ii WOMAN IS INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT Mrs. Arthur Eifer Suffers Dislocated Shoulder as Result of Collision. by Rev. Frederick Woenckneai lioir, crashed inte the Ford car in whien she wa riding. Mrs. Hifa r uns rushed to hrr homo immediately after the accident in tho ear of a witness. She-received bruises on her right shoulder, which was at tirM believed to be broken. According to a report of the accident by the police, the Eifer car, driven by her husband. Arthur Eifer, wns going south on Birdscll st., when the St u.t baker oar. driven by Jlev. Wf K.r,,-khea n. driving east on Un ,kn ,t irashe.l into the rear of the . i.'or,i, ,-ausing its driver to run up ; nv, v the curbing. Considerable damI c to the two cars was reported. The police nmbulanee. in charge ! of Sorgt. Luth r an 1 s ereil the call. 1 De Voss, anAdjudged Winner for City Schools t si Mary Alice Mclnerny, 7A; Ihi.abeth Casady, 7Af Arddl Roper, 7 A. I'erley Pianos Dunsen. 7A; M.M-tb- Ilillrinc. 7A; Doris DeLoug. 7A. stu-b baker Veronica Aumack, 7A: -Mildred Ferner. 7A; Helen Den-i.-t"U. 7R. Lincoln Genevieve We iver. 5l; Florence Swanson. VA; Mad.-ln Panomr. B; TiieIma.Grt.-en-v.o.d. Junior High Ntliie i':tu '. TA:; GeriruJo Sbinhcld. SAi: Wii.ifi- d W'hitmore, .10. eiiiver Virginia Görna, vocational; Esther Ku.-h.-Naky, sA; Helen Bergman. 'Ii.- dithcukir,- uf the judges may b partly umb istood by the fact that e.r .:.!a loas of bread uere uhmittoil. The judging at rno.i of th .-db."ds lasted ai; the mornirg. ani 1 a the t:r.al trading ef the bread at it'; n:-:i scnooi. wmen tne juusros 1 cir.si b r. d the nine leaves, the best from each of 'he nine school, fuhy two hours were spent in reaching a decision. Merit Carrful Study A glance at the bread showed the. P.vcs to merit, careful i-tudy, not o".Iy by th nidges, but by all thoe rs:- d in f--'""od thimrs to eat. The il'ti .-mr.-d dehricais, tasted the ; :.?:-. wav. according to the Judges j w !c w th only ones "Ipt In" on ! ti.o 1 '::ph ami b-okej still better. ! Tit j'.nig 5 cr- as follows: Mrs 11. ;. K- t .:.g. Mrs. George Cutter. i . . . . r - e car. c M -scnhury. Mrs. L. a. Harw. o 1. Mrs. K. C. DeBhodes. Mrfl F. A. Mil er. Mrs. C. II. Myers. Mrs. F. B. Aur-tin. Mrs. H. W. Fldrcdge, M-.-. Gergo Foster. Mrs. V. F. dm?. Idr- W. G. Ciabill. Mrs C. A Millhruse. Mrs. F P. Nic!y, Mrs. John. B. Campbtll. Mrs. W. K. Urnm rt. l'r .n-.-s TTare- Vrn r rt. M:.

Mrs. Szabo Arrested for I'iolation of Liquor Laus Through .a similarity of name, it v.-as erroneously announced yter-'Iv-that Kose who. 2:3: W. V'ahir.gton av .arrested Friday morning for Io!ation cf the liquor Iiwb. wa? the tzabo woman arr:a!?r.ed before

; ldra: Judge A. I Anderson at Injdiar.apohs last fail. Mr , th A Washington a v. . Fzaho of adir3 Is , 'aid to never havo been arrested on ; ' a covernmer.t warrant. J ; In attempting to dctroy th rvl-j dr.re taken by thf police detail at ; her f .-;iw:i:-h;r.'-:it ye.trrday morn-, Mrs. ?zaho is cre1:td bv tho' 1 o: 1 1 V V -. t .. t.,i i . tie - or.talnin "mor.shi: " araintt a! wash tub, breakir.c it. Th broken I ?l js.- win picked up for evidence. i TO COMPLETE WORK OH TRAFFIC SIGHS

FOR CITY MONDAYS;

; Safety Board Report on In--tailing of Ecpiipment ; Transfer Lavclle. Work of markirg th-. fretF for !traT- purposes, providing for park- ; ing lan-s and Installing tragic c-quip-; t:i' nt. such as is required by the new I city traf7iC ordinance, will be romI pleted Monday nioniiüL:, It was reported at a meeting of th- Safety Roaid hld last night. The committee in charg- of. the .ork reported that by Monday, all streets of the business di.-trirt and intersections, nntr.oi In the ordiniiix -, w e'.piipi-d with parking signs', parking lanes and all the necessary measures of precaution as provided by the ordinance-. Arthur .1. Austin, former county patrol ofiioer, was named bv the board to fill the position of Parks. and Boulevards othcer. The change is to be made at once, it was paid. Transfer Iicllc. James Lavelle, who has been em nlnvnt nn the nnHn. fr,r..o fnr tV, ..... . ' , I i''iM v.i i a a si-nii hi ier ui in i noliee Automobile :.nd imhii'nr wa;j tr;insfrrrod 1(V tJu. th" I city engineering department. Ac cording to tho announcement the transfer will ho ffcotive at once. Laveie was transferred from th engineering dep.-irtiv.ent to the police force a year ago, it was said. The matter of purchasing a boat for the use of the police department upon rivers and lakes adjacent to South Bend was postponed and will be- taken up at the next meeting. The board has already in its hands th specifications for a boat of this kind. The plans, have been submitted by tho Dachel-Carter Boat Co, of St. Joseph, Mich. In answer to queries sent to other firms a set of plans lias also been received from th Burger Beat Co., of Manitowae, Wis. H. C. Burger, an oüicial of this company, will brt ;it the next meeting to explain his plans and make his proposition to tho board. Owing to business reasons he was unable to attend the region last night, which caused the board to postpone discussion of th measure. Ps'rw Filling Station Opened At Benton Harbor by Gafill Co.; To Open Station Here A new lulling station was opened Friday by the Gafill Oil Co. of this city at the corner of Main sd. and Colfax Aw, in Benton Harbor, Mich. Situated just jno block west of the Benton hotel. It is one of th most desirable locations in tbe Michigan city. Breides ample gasoline ani oil stocks, substantial cement racks for crank case draining have been installed. The equipment is complete In every respect and will accomodate many tourists 11s well a the motorists of St. Jeseph and Benton Harbor. A new jtat Ion will be opened in South Bend at the corner of Lafayette blvd. and Division st. on next Thursday. The Gatill Co. Is also preparing to install a temporary station .Ttbe Corner of Lafayette blvd. and W. Sample- st. Local Man Ifabbed on "Lazy JlmbaiuV- Charge in Michigan Adam Cygcrt, 610 S. Carlisle St., w;ui arretted Friday afternoon by Othcer Winther of the local detective force at the home of Iiis brother, Peter Cygcrt at Mufkogorf, Mich. Cygert was arrested on a warrant sworn out by his wife. Stella, charging him a lazy hus band." He was brought to South Bend and booked at the station where he is bein;? held for a hearing in City court this mornlns. WABASH IU:POHT. N'FW YORK. April 2.$ .The Wabash Bailway Co.'s net income, for 1921 wa? 017. 575, the anr.Xl report showed Friday. leincr equivalent to $1.45 a share on th outstanding capital stock compared with a deficit the vear before. ByfriglertehtTxealtifelmstä irrnr REAL ESTATE is a good buy now. That is, it is if you buy with discretion. Which is just another way of saying if you do business with us. Safety first here. ;7X TiTTAfTr flirt X;1 PHONE 2412 "57 J? mm t MrBr7mm

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.'EV YORK. April :s. Stimulated by progress In the steel merger Mendt Kb negotiation, ani by the more. fnrourafflr.gr outlook, at Genoa, prices onM. V.". 0:1 22 3.

th New York Stork f xchar.g today scored sutstanuad recoveries from the low love'.-- touched rn Thursdays ekarr decline. Sentiment at the. .-tart cf tradirg was cheered by the a:tion of the Rethlhrni S;cl directors in continuing tho regular dividend ar.d by Pres't

Grace's constructs- outline of the

higher cpnina: th- peroral drift of prices continued upward throughout the sexton and thj closing levels wero around the day's best. Vhile th volume of dealing showed con?iderab'.e shrinkare th million fhare mark was ex eded for th- lst consvoi:ti e ssion. R lils showed

better tone following the;r br.-ak on th reported rut In freight rats to be announced soon b tho tr,mmis5ior,. This proposal was probally du

n a Urrp til .li m 1 r a re aMvi-inn rates on .-p ial commodities would the railroads. In th hi st jda e. a number of the line-j, are tufferini; severely from the deal of competitive budneM to the

of the transcontin ntals in recent months have not ben the result of a tint r.f i,rnit ti tll. ?illtiri.-vL? hm,-)l..,l cn mn,-h b a v a -i t r f lhf lllKinpys

I it. -Olf. 1 Ad'ance Rumeiy Common ! Alius Chalmers American I'.eet Sugr rican Can To vmerican Car Foundry American Drug .s" mlicate I American Hide and Leather Common America u HMc and Leather Pfd A. I. C American Locurnotn e American Smelting American Sugar American Telephone and Telegraph. American Wool Anaconda Copper Atchison Baldwin Locomotive . . Raltiraore and Ohio ... Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn Ilapid Transit California lVtroleum .. Canadian Bacific Central Leather Chandler Cht'sapeak? and Ohio Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul Common... Chicago, Mil. and St. Baul Pfd Chicago und Northwestern Chicago, Rock Island and Peoria.... Chicago. Rock Island and Peoria "A". ! Chicago. Rock Itaand and Peoria "B' Chili Copper I 1 Corn Products . . Crucible Steel . . . Cuba Cane, Sugar Krie Common 'General Electric General Motors Common Goodrich Hupp Motors Great Northern Oregon . Great Northern Railway Industrial Alcohol Illinois Central Inspiration International Nickel International Paper Kansas City Southern Kelsey Wheel Kelly Springfield Kennecott Copper Lackawanna Steel , Lehigh Valley Marine Common , Marin pfd Mexican Petroleum Miami Copper Midvale Steel Missouri Pacific National Lead Nevada Copper New Haven P.ailway New York Central Northrn Pacific Norfolk and Western Pacific Oil Pan American Oil Pennsylvania people's Gas .... Pierc Arrow Pullman Pure Oil Railway Steel Springs ... Ray Consolidated Copper Reading Republic Iron and Steel . Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Southern Pacific Hallway Southern Railway Stromberg StudcbaktT Common Texas Oil Texas and Pacific ..... Tobacco Producta Union Pacific United States Food United States Rubber United States Steel Common United States Steel Pfd Utah Copper Vanadium Virginia Chemical Wabash "A" Weste rn Union . . . Westinghouse White Motors Willys Overland Total sales. 1.1TB.200 slian. EXGHAHGE ISSUES RECORD RECOVERY Five Percent Call Loan Rate Has Little Effect in Upward Trend. N KVW YORK, April 2S. .Stock niarkct prices Friday registered many material recoveries from the rece55iona of the mid-week, regardlc s of a live recent rate for call loan?, the highest quotation for this accomodation in several weks. Gain of l to T points were mate hy the better known s-hares and among heveral of the oil. food an mifcellaneous issues, notably Standard Oil of New Jersey, National Riscuit and American Radiator, advanees ranged from 4's to 7 points. Dealing? were comparatively light In the fir:-t three hours but broadened later on ttcady advances or the cheap ril. al.o shlpplnar. independent fleck5. ?ugar?. textiles and merchandl5ing sh.ares. Traders .-emed disposed to adopt a conservative attitude on further consideration of the coal strlki Fltuation. prospective higher frelgftt rates and the tarzle In Internationa affair. ad Indicated by the our?e of event? at Genoa. Thete considerations were .rvept aide, however, an th li?t gathers greater momentum and additional railway? returns showed inerased earning?. Mony brokers regarded the higher ra'e for call loans ah merely temporal y and entirely due to transfers of funds, incident to May Int-reet ar.d dividend payments. Time fur.cr wre unchanged but were less freely offered for the lonrr dates. Th" British rate was the only exception to tho weaker tone of for-e:-n exchange, holding w:t fraction of Thür. lay's be-t n hin a Tiota- ! fani-rn v tit -'t-'-i 1 lir.-AW 1 UILllTi 13 U I l.Mjr "EAT. upward I CHlCAGiU, Apr.l Z. his oiyius

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industry's immediate future. Attr a tint n fan- in4ü',rnt ra.lMCt'nr'S in net b an unmitigated evil for many of road5. especially the trans-contlnntal too high rates which drive a treat

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S Harvey 1 4.

Int. I'f. 2 h ; LIvirrrton 1 - Marian! of Mx. S'i 4W. P.M. 3 4. M. W. Rf- is til. N. A OH 2. Nob 111 2 3. 2 Trod, and Ryan t'--Fait Ore i : 'a Sapulpa J Simm.a 1 ' S Skeliy 7r a. R. c. ;r-4-Picr Ld-e 2 l(r?. and Mi";. Cor..-. Copper C f 5 c o n 2 -1 1 Divido r.x. v. : : i , -1 1 -1 . o.at:o. I rn l GoldOP 1 4. ; Hecla h'v t Jer. Vde. ?, 1 j Jumbo 3 . i Kerr Ii ke 4 -I M.igma 2f'4McXatr.aia ' M. I.ode s -1 i sniMAKV. NKW V'jRK, Ap: 1 h"-m Steel der'.arei th-- re f - o c ; a ', Millar co-r, f cmpar.: pro ;m it--imon J:vi'3ena. pre;.-jerit isavs nroductior :; -".-a- a;1 j VM per, ont of cap a cpv v r . rw ; d bv coal Southern Railway n ! th. 1 April increased 5 1 7,." uary 1. decreas--1 International Harv : f!--i :ell1. T e r 1 1 .T.IT-, lire regular o,uaitcrly preferred divider 1 $1.7.". dates June 1 and May 1 St. Louis and San Frani-'o for year ended Dec. 31 earned ?."..t' on common against ?2.:, in lTi'. Aid Reduction Co.. quarter erde i

654!Marh L'.l shows net protit of fl2.-

270 after interest and depreciation but before federal tax. equal to $1.25 a share against 72c svinm quarter in 1921. I New- York C1eial Rerero bank; reserve ratio advanced from S5.4 to SC. 5 percent. J Allies forward ultimatum to soviet . which has taken more reasonable tone. Situation at Genoa thought ., to be improving. j Hudson and llsscx Motor Car Co., to merge. j New York Central sells Lake Fr'.e ; and Western to Van Swerlngen in-,' trr.vts of Cleveland, who purchased Nickel Plate for New York Central, recently. Union papermakrr nl manufac- ! turers 'meet again to-lay in effort to, break deadlock. Reflecting normal season in de-, mand March sales by H2 wholesale dealers in 10 principal -ommoditiec were larger than those of February, j according to Federal Reserve Rank! of Now York index. OA i.-J..,.. 1 , nl 1 ft r.lf 5.K' "(I i rails. S3. 60, off .76SO L'TTI BEND MARKETS. JEJtn MARKET. (Corrected Iaily by I. A. Rowe. e.02 5. Mlrhtnn bt. Thonf Lincoln M19.) TIMOTHY Selling, ?4 Ö'J rer t-M. CLOVLR Medium red, selling. $13; uammoth rpl. ?1; swt clover, i ALTAI. TA-Silliiig. JH. SUDAN CiKASS-.celling J7 cwt. MILLLT Coiuuion. selling. J1.73 cwt HAT, STRAW AND rTED. ALSIKi: Selling. $H. (Corrected Oully by Vely Mill Hour and Feed Co., 420 S. Michigan tt rhone Mala Rsö.) NF.U' HAY raying. Jh'lS; soiling. f2JC'i2C. per ton. OATS Pavitur. 4'V; Falling. :cn-. CORN ravinsr. 50c; telling' GKli'nc CLOVEU ÜLLD raying, 514; belllug. 51AtSIKF. CI.OVKR SHllnc. JUia. ALFALFA Northern grown. 511. niDES AM) TALLOW. Corrctc! Dally by S. W. Mppman. 218 N. Mnln et. Phone Mala 201.) niDES V ; calfskins, 10c. TALLOW Rendered. 5c: rough, 213t BEESWAX 2.V.3ÖC per lb. LAUD 12 Vac lb. WHEAT. CORN. OATS. ETC. (Corrected Dallv by I. n. Morgan. Str Mill. Hvdraulic av. Thone L-.V-'ST.) CORN Paying, per ba OATS Paving. MIDDLINGS Spiling, ?!. rwr. SF.LD OATS-S-llmg HK: l.j. BKAN Selling. Jl OO c-vt. UYE--Pnying. !'c. SCRATCH FEED Selling. f-OO rt "IIHAT- No. 1. paying. SI"." l"i. (t'orrrrtrd Illy by Urot hrlino(l f.roPry 220 N. Main nt. rhone M-1'öe..i BRTTKK Tayinsr. selling. 42c. FRESH i;(JGS Paring. 'JLe ; Sellin j FRUITS AND VCGETABLKS Call, forni'i o.Tvel oryngf"?, 40- tloz. POTTOKS Selling. 1 " bu. CABBAGE Selling. UK- In BEETS AND CAKIKTi S New. selllnj. iii(.t. i. im: to k. CHICAGO. April Rniiv. ipwlpt.. Cpomi: marl.pf ! Ligh r : t.. ?1' 7: j bulk. .1.2V'; pi ... ; tie.avv weight. Ma ... a l 10. "m 1 ni'-'liuia weight. Sin. tr.-u pi 70 ; ligbt wriglit. $"Si'n P'.7o : Pghr lights. Jln.'JO; l'Mrfi ; li-;ivy p.e'king snie.ith. ?'..." P : b i' Vitig -i-. rough. ''..'.'.' : tig. "' 11 "" SIIEEJ' -ts. ..hm.; riarka 2'" highpr: lambs.' 1 r, ; .-nil :i ii e-n mon. "'' 1-; arling wer:, r-. 5.'.7.V. ::: ewes, $7''t..': cull ;ir;l nj . :j . fi 7. "CATTLE Rer.-ipt. 4.: mirk-t firm; rbuli'c and prim-. v' "'i J' : nr-iliaia gooI, ?7.r.V; s tr, ; c.'tuii";s, .vk'. ' 7. '"" ' cuol and ehi.i'-.-. S - .'.10 : cmtar-n taedluni, S'-. )'f ; h;?e.-T. itt!., hcifpr. ''. 7 - Sit : S-5 1 7 '"." : bull?, ? 4 '.' : -.)t!r: r - rr-. 5 :;.. f, A ? : ea t.ner ' r. ? I ' : vr 1 1 nlvps. ?'..2-" 'f7'.2" : t' cdcr ii,.4--r. .'.'. T.7-". ; Stöfs r iteers, ?r.7."'' 7. ". ; ;. k r 'Ts. Loifers, .yU.V riiu'A. l'Kom .. .RICAG. April "J". iil'TTL R- -Creamery. :'.o;.!iri. ';: : firti. '.'"M. '1- ' ir-oii.l. r.L" '.ab-EC,f;s-ordinari s 1 1 ---; f:r?ts, ZV r.ii:4. f'HLKSi: Twin, 1V'P: Amri'-a. VoULTRY-FowI. 1Pks. :;a : 17:; bril r. b'.'T "r F' J A'l ' K- ."1 r.irs: Wio white. :i'-k. 1 s.V.i:: be. Ik. ralf, ?'-M"'. ".-. : K.:.--. is. r 1 -j n 1 I'l-jho ruJAM Ulli" VI. O LIVE STOCK. i east i;n T U.u. V .. Aj r.I V. Ajr. .11 : iii a rl ' CATTLE TP.-f .pt. i h. .1 t nf 1 e : h:pr ir rr gr"'I-. .' u ller. ..... '-t ; cw;. s'.c'7 1 ; l.'ihs. s ; ::, ; f..j. crs. .."'";; "milk ew .a tid Mr.rg.r. 1 1) CAIA'ES Reeo O": msrkot DCitlvc: cull t" neif-p. s. . .. SHi:i;P AND LAMP.s -Kf'iptv t.rOji; m.ark't rctive; -h. ' l.ir:;b. ?' 1 ; cull t f jir. F.: yenrl:-:g;. ..'P.ir Ke HI MPS R -;;:. " : u. -irk? r-ttrt; Yorker.-. 5 J 1 -V : mix-1. 5 1 1 11 ' : hravy, ,'i 11.1; r'Ugh-. 2' ; stag?, ?"''. iniNroi.is 1.1 w: INDIANAPOLIS At r:l STfe K. H )i;s-t.igh-r; t--1 nil to. jr-vifv J P' -'''i P' T. ; , 10 7.". ''i IO l . r nn' r'r ' . ie : h-ilk of si'.-, f l')-.".; V; Vi. rn irk. m i CATTLE" R'.'-e'.;. f.. ..1; ntraJr: st.or. ." ; -,w :. J 7.". 7 SlIKEP Re-.-irtp. P'""; mirkt to;. .".. fe:idy; t.p. '. :r. arkc: PRE-WAR PRICES Building Steel and Reinforcing Rods, Structural Steel and Ornamental Iron Work. General Machine; Work and Acetylinc WeldingW. MAURER & CO. 215 1'2 S. St. Joseph St.

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