South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 150, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 May 1922 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 30, 1922

POLICE PROBE FIND OF HIDDEN AUTO PARTS IN CAVERN

Local Youths Make Alleged Confessions of Disman-

Police Make Anniversary Raid on Soos' Emporium

M :i;"n."i 1 p - J, . I (, ' v r i :i v . -i s

v of

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?r drir.k-." a V 4 7 Praita!.n n. ro ri!.-t"y for

ROLL OF HONOR

tliii of Car.

with M.ha.

ai-: i

' al

.,ir.' frcm fr.

v -

tl.e

vio, tt :j t.f th- li'j'jr.r livs. "V'sJ'-r lay op ra t iv s of th police 1 n r: rii'-r.r s-.wpd .lov n upon his ' :' ':.;;!. r:-;.T ;il Tl't Cljapin M.. sei.' ! pint an. I half-pint hottks pirtly f;l!- with "moon.-hine" li'iii'T and ,a rrc-te,j So' v rn iharc of

World War

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a 'at

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Comb

b'.r.d - 1. fT" n. .-day.

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:"-;r. Mcr.Iay u-?r K.-rdi'-A Kaufi-i:.-,r. nr. 'J Hrmn "WVljh. r f MlhlAiikd. ar. 1 i:.-rl Har'.m. Kaiffr.n

W 1 h r f " r r. f. r. d n the

M; a '.v a k a

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c .'ir.'y ;ai .n ::.

for th:r appAarar.ce I. "fore th cir

of rnr.d of J 1.0 V

SPECIAL JUDGE TO

HEAR PRELIMINARY ! TRIAL OF OFFICER!

c,-virt grr.i jhr;

t -a k i r. ? .

aa;f o

r.is r e 1 a ? A d r-T ; vir. -t ?! oi

Har'.ir.'.' ; r.H rii'-fl -is a pr:r,

(, ri r. 'i 1 ' '1 5

on r hire o: Yours H.jr!in

f jr1. for

:: . Hir'.ir. vh? ip-il to th th'ft.

wis Mil having n J:n rrc ; th'-

a--"'j.-atior. v A u irr jrt for !.: rarrrt on thf rr.nr- -u chare1.

Tc.-orl'.rr to Ot--..: vn -'.ir1. i

Iv1fr r-.i.'it!yr..'v it v ;i ; 1. t-n1- ,l r

f" to how trri th boys 1; i ! 'll.

Horinki to Name Attorneys for Choirr of Juri.-t in Srhrirkrr Cac. !

:nV;on for rhanc- f v-nu"- a r.d

of a trial jii'ise otlK-r than

c ! ; o :

t u ? t h

a n '

of I'pnct- Al.

preliminary . .'-hri' k'-r.

J I' s:n5ki will h'.irlr. z f

rr.anti th ?ar k.s i'hf r ir. ??:r-w th far. '.vh"l ir.t'- th1 r;v-r from

j '.i i tz'- X with rtiar.'.Tjhtf-r ;n con - I

! Z.mur 1 Wisniewsk i. to ie j-ost-

fhr- ! por.fJ.

'i r t a r f !

I 1 v

rhasi In a f iv, li - lulm

the l.r.rlv. .!lrr,"! up t h, --hio r..

hi ! fhe whN Sr. the wc-o-u f ast of i ir. ro more than nomination? or at

Mi'ha-.vqka. ani threw thr--- of th

The he.arirj? et for Z Vedi:e(iav afternoon will

"clock re?uU

rr.f y?

tire ar.i th u!rl-h!'M of:" :h county line hri'Is r.eir C'eola. The Motor anl or." of the t'.r1 w.i- ?);- fiit'if'l for simllTr part. on the Marlin machine. lst ni?ht. OtFtot wep.t to the Kii'iff man lome 3n1 fciur.'l Ftarkwenthrr's lie-.f plate? h:Men in ;t h-twefn the j-rtr"' f.r.'l L-iatre?s. rta'.n of th' t t e men' made V.y the trio In th"-ir oor.fe.-slon?. iinp!!rato ofh'Tf who. .T'cordln? to t!;0 l'x'l! poljr", will h rji;eione-1.

whom sert;.n of i

ii jii'ice win oif. lined, inis

nforrmtion wa.a authoritatively ob-

I rom

a i n e d I.. W.

from the offi-p of City Atty. Hammond. Monday, in th

Mr. Himmonl who is at

Police Continue Search For U Ay of Drowned liny

-;iih of the Sr. Joiph point ;t i:i lie north of the

All Mv river, to a

T'oiir-Mi'.e hrid.-e f.iiled to ol-tiin Iric of th" boiv of eieht-year-ol-I Cleorre Hirarus. 1220 Y. Jefferson Mvd . drcw-r.ed aturdav mornlr.jr in frl swirling watrrs of the rivr at the "ahineton f-t. dim. Th poll. bot for the third dav plied it.. way alon the yhnrrs of the river. t.ei pe.-jrehers of the department, nurpeptei by friend" and relanrs of the victim- From a point n ir I-eper park, the bot oontinued r-nnr-e dowr.'rcam. pi?t the pour Mile bridge. Yeterdiy afternoon, t!;- i'liri'1 one-hilf mile below the bride wt reached. At the point where the river circumvents thi.s Xie-o pf land, hope hid been entertained that the m!p1nc: boy'?, body would be found. Th- eirch will continue Tin til the bo.jy reroverd. 'h!ef r,.nne said.

Sup Dr. Lippincott for Alleged Breach of Contract IND1ANATOMS. May 2? Suit for i 2 T. . S 3 ' . .1 0 damazf? acamst Dr. C. A. Iippincott. his wife Anna 1. and. Sarah II. Irvin. Mr?. LlppSnrott's iiK,!hr. nil of South Pend. has ben Mfd In the fedemi district court liere by Tnn'-y llarr:?nn. an attorney of (. larksburc. W. Va. The j-ait alleges lu :-a It of contract

on the . a ! e of

Clarksburg

$ 22". iiOi'i, ii-mrdin? to t!;e complaint. Th" riarkburs a?torto y hal noted as ar.t for the prpfi-Tty for the p a io year?, the 5'ilt contends, and became n buyrr only when a previous offer h td been refused. The

at'?eno ri

his rcttasre at th- like ovr the holiday. Th re'ilt of the preliminary lie-irinsr. whi' h may force the police o;li' r to .-tar.d trial before a retj'arly empanelled jury in circuit cn.r? this all. will not affo't the i at ui of Schriokr relative to susjer.?i(n frofTT the force, aroordln to word reiteratd by police otti -r:-4ls .Monday. Ir known that Chief Itr.e stands hack of ih oilicer, trusting tint he a.-teil In line of duty, and upon re pr .entatlons made of the .raJ man and his companions' efforts to break in. Questioned relative to the defense peeking a chance (1f venue. Justice Hosr.pkl .ali Monday thit in such an event h would nominate fiv attorneys, one of whom wouM be 5 leered to take charge nf the preliminary hearing. As far a.s judicial enpacitv is concerned. toth Coroner

Crumpacker and himdf would be eliminated from the cape.

SET NEW PACE TO REACH CLUB GOAL

f fhr hi l n f : s '. t e in

for a consideration of

plaint; fe.-tf-d

: er alle are h hid per-

a rr. a ii cements to

'dipo-e of

the real rotate fnr 2 1 .7-' n. thus losing him .i ret profit, when fnud--owin t!;e defer.danti are deducted of $23. ;."!. 1m. He ovs the property

h'T parties for

IM Hi

Woman Cut Over Eye When Autos Collidt

A de. p uish oVr th rieht

w.i - sUI a '. 'T d hy M

wit. 1 1 u h i oTrd car in

Chamhcr of Commerce Vorkers Beml Efforts This Week for Mcmhcr&hip?. AVith the end of the lnten.-ive expansion program of the Chamher of Commerce in sight, efforts will be redoubled during the next three days that the drive may be brought to a succe.-ful c'.o?e at the, firal dirner. Friday evening nt ß:.10 o'clock.

bard i:s'iol a call Monday for a 1

group mating of the business men of the city who had not yet been reported as members by any of the If'irn4 working to .secure mcinrfrs. The meeting will be held "Wednesday morning at 1:00 o'clock. At 4:"0 o'clock Vednesdny nfternoon the executive committee of which includes the hoard of directors of the Chamber will meet to d:ous matters relative to the campaign.

S'cw J' chicle at Oliver

Attracts Large

c v e

in (Hence

Closing the season with the production of 'The ;jrl in the Iamousine," the Oliver riavers scored an-

(St. Joseph county men and women who were killed in action or died from wounds, disease or other causes during

war.) Ward Lester Adams.

Cecil Ross Barkley. Sergt. Fred M. Baumgartner. Ira D. Betson. Sergt. William Earl Black. Lieut. Frank Ernest Bleulr. Ford W. Borough. Achiel H. Busschaert. Corp. Louis R. Copp. Joseph Frank Cotras. Clarence Crocker. Frank Daniels. Peter P. Daniels. Corp. Howard William Dietrich. Samuel W. Dyecko.

Corp. Orville Leroy Easterday. Corp. Emery C. Farver. Walter Louis Foegley. Ralph V. Fries. Gordon O. Fullerton. Francis Casper Gehring. Lamar Gemberling. Corp. Floyd E. Godfrey. Grover M. Goering. Oscar Goossens. Martin Gunderson. Howard Hepler. Corp. Frank S. Hoffman. Raymond Peter Holycross. Walter Hudals. Isadore Jacobsen. Corp. Alexander A. Jankowiak. Robert Johnson. Stanley Kabzinski. Corp. Freeborn Kellogg. Victor Kendziorski. Tony Kopczynski. Sergt. Sylvester Kopinski. Sergt. Joseph Frank Koszeweki. Frank Stanislaw Kotecki. John J. Kowalski. Jan Kowlczyk. Stanley Kroll. .lohn Krzemin. Evar Hilmar Kullenberg. Wasily Lapchuk. Lieut. Evertt Robertson Leisure. William Stephan Lewandowski. Maj. August F. Luedke. Gladys Nancy Lyon. James Robert McAlpine. Lieut. Malcolm W. McAlpine. Lieut. Arnold Matthew McInery. Steve Mikula. Frank J. Milolojackak. William E. Miltenberger. Andrew Mindykowski. Corp. Delno C. Mitchell. Charles Steele Moon. Horace Greeley Morris. Ira Noland. Albin S. Nowinski. Paul F. Oppelt. Leo R. Paege. Stanley Paszkiet. Ray Harris Patrick. Fred Carson Pearson. Sergt. Walter Adelma Phelan. Sergt. Clyde Pittman. Harry R. Pomeranz. Corp. Arthur E. Reynolds. Edward Richter. Albert Ridenour. Herbert H. Riedel. Corp. Charles William Roderick. Sergt. Floyd Ellis Roderick. Edmond Rogers. Chester Dozplochowski. Peter Alan Schultz. William Franklin Shelton. Corp. Howard Urquhart Snyder. Casmier Jacob Sosinski. Ora Levern Snyder. Edward Z. Sousley. Lee F. Starr. Herbert M. Strickler. Corp. Edward E. Struck. James W. Swanson. John Szczepanski. Allen Sharp Thatcher. Russell Otis Town. Lieut. Garland Lee Tucker. Julius Van Camp. Joseph Von de Putte. August Van Der Haeghe. Firman C. Van Holsheke. George Vercoe. Frank John Wallisch. Roy Harrison Watt. Walter Monroe Weltzein. David A. Whitmer. Joseph Frank Wisnewski. Corp. George S. Wojciechowski. John William Wolfe. Rudolph Henry Wolter. Anthony Yandl. Sergt. Lott Albin Zell.

IT. I

the ! ract to be well remembered for

an. Mich . when

w h ;

w.- riding

collided w it h - st' rd iv at

b'.v'.s r'.i''5"

H--.it w

ch.a nan. Jf fferon

.1 !

: P e 1 i '

Jeff, rson lU'.rfd to

front

her

:v .-'.: 1 s w ( re i

tlie wound.

Mr. Ronewir cc np-ed th

ith Ch. ir.r 3 FltV"-. M-m of r.u-

Ritter wn- urmg west fn blv.l . whe-n he failed to

Cb.erve Jll.'e; H k'f r'.viü, M 'h I -waa. ir. a H car dri'.irc south on

i their season in South Rend.

rhe f , i r I in the Limousine, a farce- comedy abounding in situation.so comical th if almost every moment was one which cased laughter, was well produced and enabled the members of the oast to show their versatility in handling a vehicle of the natur"- of the Hosing oft' ring.

St. LoüN Kd Ft rack Kerw in'

shield : face-. - Roth d i maRt

o .

l'or-1 machine

. r broadside. A s from the war i-

ai'

'W't in

W e r o

the

adlv

South Bend Man Dies at Barents Home in Knox

i " i

Concert Fund With Gift Deposited Here for Boy

Spanish-American War

(Tlio follnwfnc llt lm-1iiIe only member' of Company 1", 15 th Indiana yol-nnt-rr, vlii.li n recruited In M. .1om!'! t-nuiity, the record of member of other unit not ben available.) Harry O. Perkins. Harry Herring. Fred Schneider. (Recnb.sted in regulars.)

Hardc: a ?v-,

C.av s . die

M .-. and. Mrs KroK. Ind.. Mo Nov. 4 . : . a

He h id b.

a c '

Vive ,-. r-

f or

t bv

c o r

rot her. Ll

S s . o; -

hon'.e of h. ' s t it r e ! rj.-.vs- 1 1 -.

r. i iv. He w a l-oru t

u .1 i yea r; n i v. a r-s de:- c,f thix n ,-. lo e iif t h.e ' ra t '.er:. He - r - i

;her. Marnd a s:ster

V: an is'. u S'.at-r, of Mish.awaka. hid fl'oi deposited to hi- credit in the First. N'ational Rink. Mondav, as

a trut fund t be used

him in obtaining a college educa-

( '( V.. I'V the Committee who s;i. ni s- red rhe recital of Mme Florence j Col- Tabert. May '21 at the Melville

i buil ling. Proceed, from the recital ;. jt.e'ted To this was added Jn2 t i by Mrs J R. IVars. 11; s. Williims

Civil War.

.as a t ;i i t

flVu-ing.

Malic Improvements in Bowman Cemetery

Lot

1 A i I I e t- n

F.i

Thür? Krc x

tor

r a 1 er w : 1 i f t e r ; c u at

i b.-

hel

Rev. Jo'

f the J t f ' t '-

F. R-

liana Ave;

1 on

; o 1 -ck at leville. i ."isle Chri ian

Enlizlitcnmcnt Circle Presents Entertainment

nui:,l" r of impro cmer.ts hav ! mob in th" Rowman cemetery'

i on Miami by means of a care taking j fund which has b-n created nnd'to.

which the i-t (owners are giving lib- . erally. Th walks and drives have ;ben mowed ai d the grounds clean- . cd up generally. ', The Ct. A. R. posts of the city j b.ave marked the" craves rf all vet- ; erar.s of ti.e c:il war.

i r. e i .T S a t. is! a 'i s i a t . 1 to e tri-., F- n at th h.Cl Sj-.

"Dwo-k

hifi'f' " r. t

Suffers Minor Injuries

a th.e

ar.-t

w r . ' ' e r; b : . pre.-en fed. The Rrlvht

; . .v ' a n . t ar- e e y, ; F-l.k-ow i

! Mutt

ire e : a u

i r -en led the-' i e- T" I t l "" e r I i1 1

- q.. I v o v ..... . . i , x . . - - , . t I Paro.-"hi ili cf r,CÖ W' Plvi-':u "T from

rvab-il.. 1 a fcaftoldirg on a construction Job cn F-.vie Fe'v.ne." ! ::- de1'ercr, 5r , n- ar th" Yellow Cah

I Co p.a'w Monday afternoon, and 1 .v;aii.e l ir.jurks to h!-. left arm ard

ft hip. He ujs rushed to Epworth

In Fall From Scaffold

hick i üari.-. colore. i, 40

r. 1 Jeff com-dy. were

:m-" t ir : s com-

pr d i f o jr.g n;rt and women of th prh, among who .activities

e and d . -t ribut : r r r.f rh ri6--r.?r." Father

ho-

:al in

a mararirFt'Uko, c the circ. a

where his "Injuries were found to he minor. He was released later in he e e r. I r g .

(The following llt Include the St. .Io-

t I . .A..n- ..n u hn l.t thlr 11- mm

i as-istmg i . " . i ...mi... ..1. I

v. ... .. ............ .r- . erulted wholly or In p-irt In t. .Ioeph rount. The mini Mtldlerw ho ere repred un:iceunted for and thoe who enlisted In i altered regular r other unlt Hrr not lncliidel In the lit.) Capd. Jamts Houghton. Ca pt. Isaac M. Pet tit. Lletit. William H. Cri-well. Lieut. Seth R Parks , Capt. Frank A. Hardman. ".pt. Thomas R. Roberts. Chaplain Jceph R. Albright. Capt. JVjies M. Holl'.day. Lieut. Solomon H. Fountain. Samuel H i c g i n b o h a m . John Anten. Corp. Jess Miller. Corp. Robert F. Royd. Thomas Rrown. Jair.e Clements. Francis Gilman. Phineas E. Jennings. Frederick Iyscohier. Solomon Michael. Leverene Packard. Selah Pickett. Charles O. Presey. Joseph Reigen. Harrison Shearer. Levi P. Smire. Daniel R. Fngn. Henr" Fauch. Renjamin Benney. Serct. John Owens. Frederick Redker. Edmund Harris. Michael Hennesy. James Hiegms. Willi.itn Hieht.

police ambulance.

Wilham Hill. William H. H. Heel. Jonas H. Hoover. Michael Ii rdenberger. Shef.eM Lucia. Michael M Donald. $ Rnjamin F. Mark el. Jams Norman. Evi Rockwell. Jo.-eph Schu't. William C. Varr.-y. Daniel C. Schenck. Henry Cooper. Corp. Daniel L. Shank. Samuel Rowers. James M. Gillan. Elias Mangus. Peter Mangus. Eli Mangus. Henry Map?. William Pratt. Abraham S. Shultz. Frederick Stimr. Albion A. Williams. Daniol E. Whiteman. Chrincyauce I. Schenck. Andrew, Adams. Willi;' m Delany. Alexander Goodrich. Edward Harding. Henry Holwell. David Keller. Isaac Lenegar. Elia Miller. Alonzo Muson. James P. Mareen. William J. Streabl. Anthony Willis. Ira A. Wilson. John Pott.". Jopse Rrown. Edward Curr.. John Drake. Benjamin Frederick. Henry Grindle. John Hann. Serg. Charles G. Kelley. Reuben Kitunsf. Alexander M. Kembel. Corp John Martin. Moses Miller. Jasper X. Rockhill. Sergt. Daniel R. Stiner. Corp Samuel -M. Shepley. Jacob Siiei--. John Shelmadin. Francis D. Tuttle. Henry Lehman. Levi Robbins. Jim ff R- Wedgworth. William H. Wilson. Willard Rockwell. Patrick Shields. Sergt. James B. Fii.Vy. Sergt. Charles W. Clcrr.r.5. Corp William Truebk.od. Gregory IT. Cotton. John Rrewr. Lorenzo Dively. George Dively. William M. Fulmer. John Henry. William H. Huey. Jacob Hinebaugh. Ephraim T. La ie. John J. Ma pes. "William H. Moon. William T- Parrish. George Paiul. Hiram Pearson. James R. Streets. John V. Quigley. Conrad Swank. Moses Teel. Hiram Rabcock. Sergt. John A. Reglin. Corp. William H. Bulla. Henry J. Ashley. Edwin A. Rartlett. William Currier. Adam Redman. Herman Dir.t. Ebert Gay. Henry C. Greenleaf. George Guibert. Peter Heminger, Jacob H. Keifer. Irwin IL Kelsey. t A'illi'am II. JIaughfrman Jonas Odell. Renjamin Schmidt. John Sumstine. John V.anriper. Corp. Jesse Hathaway. George M. Rowen. Ranb-d W. Raker. 1 Albert C. Green. Simon S. Huyler. Charkfi M. Hanville. James Hardy. John P. Klink. Daniel Kiser. William Lichtenberger. P.cnjamin H. Ross. Jonathan Swathwood. Michael Valentine. Ozias W. Wrlk George "Wykoff. William H. Write. Atichae! Volltt. John Wiggins. James Ziegier. Isaac Miller. Caleb Mangu Alonzo Oii-r. John Ramsbrgr. John I. Smith. Daniel Shearer. Joseph Shinewa. John Wirr. Silas Voting:. Thomas Claffey, Wiliam P. Ells. John Herman. Reuben Herman. Horton McNabb. Richard Maxwe'll. Jacob Martin. Frederick R.' Metz. Martin G. Robinson. David H. Smith. Emerson Woodbuni. Serct. George F. IRcks. Jamrs K. Rlak. Gt orce n. Gij som. Aaron Huff. James A. Johnson. Joseph Ke.azey. jr. Martin M. Miller." Ami If. TarbU. Prosper Wagoner. Benjamin Murphr. Henry Wooiman. Jesse W. Whiteman. James Custer. Daid R. Crip. Charles R. Davis. Elias Sousley. Corp. John H. Aphhire. Abr.er Rowen. Leonard Rehee. i Thilip Crites. David Frazer. John Herchelrod. John Harriman. John Horn. Jess Hunt. Georg Hall. Jol Janne. Jehn I. Jon?. John Klin. Henry Kizar. Miles H. Miller. Jacob Ritter.

d .?-

er i

H ,!'rf if ir o

atr.er It. liarciniii;.

rarer or tr.e rar yn. are er en

thusiastic ovr th work accompll-h-

d by i f rr.ern t-rs

A $75 roAanl 1 ofTcr-M for the rr. c -very of Char.d'ar sport ndd automobile, stolen yterd.ay afternoon from its pai king stand in the 10 block on S. L.afaerte blvd.

ACTIVE WEEK FOR SCOUTS PLANNED

jsioners will be held Friday erenlnir. June 2. at headquarter, j Saturday wil lb an "open housj" ; 'lay at the Scout reservation, near Four Mil bridge. All those interiested In scouting are Invited to visit jthe reservation afternoon or evening i of that day.

Program Start? Today Hien Bovs Will Takr Part in Festivities. An active week for Scouts und Scout leaders has ben planned, th work starting today with the Memoral day cele bralions. Numbers of Scouts were detailed to assist in various rartp of the program for th day. The weekly round table for Sccut leaders will be hejd Thursday evening at the Oliver school. The conference of deputy commis-

1 Only on more week ef th school I childrens' contest for the best te-n reasons. "Why Stuiebaker Place is !ihe Logical Place :o Live." Public

J and parchial scheel hould b fully

represented in th contest. Open to children not over 12 years old. Closes o P. M . Jure 6'h.

COOIERCIATi TOrTCS. La.ber board cuta w-ages of 400. maintenance of v-.ay r.;p'. percent, afgregttir.5 $4 8.C00.00O ar.nui'.Iy. Otlier ;l'Ci.'-;r ir. volving all clafsen cf railway labor excpt ratn er-le ni yard to b issued effectiv July 1. probably will adi H09.nn.ona. Germ-any netif.es reparation commission h will ,m:t to ;t ments if granted loan on acceptable terms. Wir'h t dis-'.:-" th"

tlen in riehsag today. Obregon tays De La Hurtas crnfrr.r with New V irk b i n k tain to be eucesiful heuu "h Will a'p everything h":-'-'. ' -" c equitable" and w ill show Mxico has einher lv dc: ed t , r r r. s e eign indebtedness. Steel mills ir. Pittsburg district we'll fl1 with bu.r.'-.- fr " or thr months w ith heavy placing of erdrs i r p'.-i'-. t; i ;--.

e 13 2 j i - . . .. r.ployes.

r l iirer -rv -

er c r - .- al an i i'r- fort tWO

DENTISTRY. Dr. Oren, formerly of South Bend, is a?.-0(üatd with Dr. Carson in his new location under the firm name of Carson and Oren. at 125 W. Washington av. Phone Main "9- 15

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NEW YORK. May 2?. Nothing happened over the week end te charge the trend ef prices and stocks moved forward in orderly fühion practically throughout the session. Buoyancy was particularly marked at the start of trading, indicating a growing public participation which result? in accumul lticn of substantial buying orders ovr Sunday. Sharp advances in specialties and comparatively llgh' dealing demonstrated that the line of least resistance was still on the side of rising prices and group operating in individual stocks took advantage of this condition to mark up their favorites. As at the close ef last week Studebaker and Mexican Petroleum were the leaders of the industrial groups and both stock achieved record figures for the year. New iii;hs were made in a long list of specialties including American Sumatra. Tobacco Products, National Enameling and Stamping. Coca Cola, Martin Parry. Mankind Oil. Producer and Refiners and Phillips Petroleum. Railroad stocks scored good gains on the labor board's decision reducing wages for certain classes of employes. Open High Low Close Advance Rumely Common 17Jg 17Vi 17'i lT1 Advance Rumely Pfd 47U .... .... 47U Allis Chalmers 41ii ' 40a4 41 lz 49 American Reet Sugar 44 44 4 44 44 R American Can Co 41 4? 4S4 , 4a. American Car and Foundry lfiSU 1G41- lfi3i 1G4 American Drug Syndicate 5 5" American Hide and Leather Common . . 1 5 .... .... 1 5 American Hid and Leather Pfd 71 i "IK 7P2 A. I. C 4 9; 4 9 4Ri 4 S 3i American Locomotive 115 "11 115 115 American Smelting 6 5 5; ufii; 65i SU American Sugar 7Sai 7Sa 7s 78 Bi American Telephone and Telegraph ...123 123U 122 122American Wool !3 9 37, ?2T 92 Anaconda Copper 5H 56 561" Atchison mm; ir,0. tS? loo 110 t Baldwin Locomotive m 111 U 11S4 IIS1Baltimore and Ohio II 51 49 50 a4 Bethlehem Steel "B" 7734 7S 77 7S's Procklyn Rapid Transit 27 2S 27H 2S California Petroleum 61 62 60 61 7S Canadian Pacific 142 U 143; 142; 142 Central Leather 40 40 40 40 Chandrer 7'K 76 751; 75 U Chesapeak and Ohio fiS ! 68Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul Common... 2? 2! 2S 2RU Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul Pfd 45 46 44 45 Chicago and Northwestern 75 7 75 7f Chicago. Rock Island and Peoria 4".?; 46- 45 46 Chicago. Rock Island and Peoria "A".. !S 1 S 97 Chicago. Rock Island and Peoria "B".. M .... $4 Chili Copper 22s; 23 22- 23 Chino Copper 31 i 32s 31 32 Colorado Fuel and Iron 3 4 34 , 3 4 3 4 Corn Products 102'4 102s4 102 102 Crucible Steel 76 76 75 751Cuba Cane Sugar 16 i; 16 ii Erie Common 1 1S 17 IS General Electric 1534 .... .... 165 General Motors Common 14 14 14 14 Goodrich 4 2i 44 42 44 Great Northern Ore 403; 41 40 40 Great Northern Railway 7S 7S 77 77 International Harvester "...103 104 103 104 Industrial Alcohol , 51 59 5S 584 Illinois Central 101 lO?, 106 106 Inspiration Copper 43 44 43 43 International Nickel 1S4 18 is 18 International Paper 52 53 52 52 Kansas City Southern 27 27 27 27 Kelly Springfield 51 52 ,51 52 U Kennecott Copper 3S"s 39 38 39 Lackawanna Steel 77 77 77 77?g Lehigh Valley 7 67 6 66 Marine Common 24 24 24 24 Marine Pfd S4 84 S37s 83 Mexican Petroleum 138 139 138 138 Miami Copper 3 31 30 31 Midvale Steel 41 41 41 41 Missouri Pacific 2 4 24 24 24 National Enamel 50 54 50 52 Nevada Copper 18 19 1S 19 New Haven Railway 34 34 33 33 New York Central 91 91 91 91 Northern Pacific 77 7S 77 77 Norfolk and Western 108 109 108 ' 103 Pacific Oil 64 65 84 14 Pan American Oil 9 69 "69 , 89 Pennsylvania 42 42 42 42 Pierce Arrow - 19 19 19 19 Fullman 123 123 122 122 Pure Oil . . -. 32 32 32 32 Ray Consolidated Copper 1 8 18 18 18 Reading S2 2 S0 gi7 Republic Iron and Steel 77 78 78 77 Sears Roebuck 80 go 79 79 Sin-lair Oil 36 36 36 38 Southern Pacific Railway. 93 93 92 92 Southern Railway 25 25 25 25 Stromberg r, 56 55 55 Sutilehakcr Common !2 4 125 .i2V2 124 Texas Oil .". 49 4? 49 49 Texas and Pacific 34 34 34 34 Tobacco Products 79 81 78 70Vi Union Pacific 140 141 140 141 United States Feed 5 5 5 5 United States Rubber 64 86 84 65 United States Steel Common 101 101 100 100 United States Steel Pfd 118 .... 118 Utah Copper 69 63 63 69 Vanadium ' 49 49 49 49 Virginia Chemical 31 31 30 30 Wabash "A- 34 34 33 33 Westinghouse 62 62 62 62 White Motors 4S 4g Willys Overland 9 10 9 9

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NEW YORK. May 29 Coming between the week-end recess and an impending holiday. tojay steck

market session displiyed unexpected

activity, breadth and strength. The diversified dealings, mainly at sub-

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shares. jis'.r'Speculative interest continued toi4,-- i4 .:rvA.

center In the transportation i.-su-. ' hr" vr ? u - . . . .. . . . ! IV T IT ll's TI.':rt

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and the bride and groom settle down to the business of managing a household a need will arise for some system of keeping accounts. Our Household Expense Book fills the bill perfectly. Start out with one.

decided offset to the fcrtlo rillctfon in fri-ht ra f (

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ed on to two points during the fore-j cniro i.iuTO( K. noon, but a considerable part of thi., rHir.M.n w '.-.--H' ;s c

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vi i. '" Tnedi'jni vveict-f sb T-'.-i maintenance of railway shop em-; p' :mi n ; ivh !:j plove inicht order a .-trik' vote on ' !,,v1vy r""-' " . r a 1 V i t. j - . w, - r- a s:1

ine wage question. k . v.f 10. 'ui The market was put to another , HKKP -Ib. ea.ts . .,. .v... ' 1"er. l.irnl.- M.l-:.. !.!

ui us fiiuui.iniT .noi iM"rc im ijt; ,V"riK 'irb, :r close on news that the United States ' st :.:.'! 7 .'- ; . supreme court had declared that the ,. - I 1 I . r. !'-.( Southern Pacific-Central Paciti'.- ',..id.v cr- .. M combination w as illegal. This pre-1 mdbirn 7.'.' j ,u;.i 1 ...ti.. 1 - 7 g".d a d 1

vipjiAieu d'i.iim-i..ii '- '" nT! medium 7 .'" . 4-'. , centuated the irregular tone at the nid htfr- '--;-. nH bulls ? 0',I .-.i ; c.ii'r.oT- Ii I

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baccos. sugars and the usul micel-. laneou&stocks also trade pronounc-

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Gneral news over the week-end T " ' . , , , , VI. l - -fv's rxi; Tnarkt rj.r was favorable to the markets ci'ii-; 1n, strr; Top n structive side. Railroid tonnage! 'A'I TI.K- i:-eir. o: tnark't ptea.h

too. w ere subjected to sharp impair-, f1" ' ' 1 ' : c. , bllUx "f oVs

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showed grains and April earnings of leading roids were maintly favor-

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Further expansion of clearing ,.,v., :-, ;,,;, V,, ;,.;.rl .,rkeV a.-ti' house loans and dk'-counts centnbut-' Priiue heu v $11 1"c;"l!.'j5: melai:n 11

ed to tinner money tenuencit s. Call loanrt opened and held at 4 percent until the final hour, when the rat was advanced to 4 percept, with smaller offerings of time funds. Relief that definite i t suits w ill follow the meeting of the allied reparations commission infused further stiength to international exchanges

WHEAT PRICE GOES DOWN ; MANY CARS CHICAGO, May 29. What suddenly became a drag on the market in Chicago today, burdening owners and smashing prices at the l.c-t more than 10 cents a bushel compared with earlier in the boa.rd of trade session. Nearly 650 carloaJfl had arrived here today, and with prospective further heavy receipts tomorrow and next day. adding to a big accumulation already at hand, there secnied to be an overwhelming weight on prices. The market closed unstable at 2 to 6c net decline with May und July both $1.1S to $1.1 and September SI 1 to Sl.K.. Cora finished to lc down, and eats off

to . In nroviMOiis the outcome;

varied from unchanged figures to K'c higher. Although it was d e tin it el-

known before the opening that new! arrivals pf M'heat here todav would! 1

exceea oio carioaus, hip i,ii mat deliveries on May contracts, "95, 000 bushels, were of rp magnitude than had generally been looked for ld to a temporary upturn in price.. leading holders of wheat were quick to take advantage ..f tbtransient rise in the ij'arke.. and began to unload while th ae waa good opportunity. This chare of front, however, had a boom rang ef

fect as soon as the rank and tile ofi'Cir . . . ! 'he

ueaiers grew a war ei tne Situation. A general selling movement w-r; precipitated, and the mark! wa found to be bare of .ny pupport except from miscellaneous shorts. Then prices fell almost ir.r-rt, and closed at the bottom level r.f th" day. Corn and oats were dragged down by wheat. Provisions averaged a little higher, chiefly as a result ,l lard buying ascribed to foreigners.

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Inills . I 'ii ; f.f.(T ',;r7i m!ci ow .ind spru :'cr J4.j'.il.' CA I. VMS Ib-criptv 24: rairkft flw. 1 hichr. Cull to , Iml, $4'.bI. SHlinP AM LAMHS-Rp.v:pti 4 Vo : market sl'iw. Vf.irl'i.srs .r.e.- r. Cheir laniN. spring $K.717: cull fr, f,ir :e'i l'b": y e 1 r 1 i 1 1 g s. ''. L' . ; ?hep ?,'!'ri. HOtS Ileceipfo IT.'; market act)r

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