South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 215, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 August 1922 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 3. 1922

REGOYER VALUABLES jWymoufi PiWNORTH RIYER ROAD, STOLEN BT BENNETTlfef PUBLIC UTILITY,

GIRL AT ERSKINES j Hundrnl Arrive for State i

WILL JOIN CITIES

SIiootin Affraj"' Kr.-ult in Probe TJiat KrveaU Wholesale Theft,.

Com rntion- Totlay to Be ihr "Bis Day."

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IT,YM'TTH. Ir.d., Aup. . (.Special.) Many üiTiihrs of the "Tin Cn'i T wrist-" of th" World. rn. t.nud to arrive a? Cen'ennial Park.

Council Paves Way for Con struction Allow "Dcfi-

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of j;rr . t Mon';i'r

Sparalnl Ironi th" i;;V s'.m'ion of !:.

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hroagh i ac is :i !" r.orl

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I Tj-1-v morning. Th" i.rr." ro far his been ipent :i'f-;:y .1 getting arcii:!n.f 1. for the "tin ' Hr riTf," arf a congenial cd, and !n putting their rar In thip-.-i -ape after their journey. Thur.'lay promSr s to be a big dny at Centennial Park. Plymouth citizen.. have rtf-corated their home

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t.cin from th" horn". Ilys-tcri-f.illy, th" nr'!i..o n.-id cliars"'! tli tt .vhe iKol s;i't to protect hf TI f a-rain.-t ;i.lv.tno.- by- tho butler. aii-1 f-ho (t: Iiini""l knovlf.l;,f of a i y . min ir.i; art : C'arrioil I.t to Trunk. fst;'.it ion of Mr. Hcnnftt's ri' brought out th- fact that she hil vnrk,l hn almost entirely for tee pnt t'.vfi yar.-, but for altout tr- vr.ir.s lrol T en In ami out of

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rity. At or.o timo h" w a : r".-.' at a l..-al rostaurarit. Vh"n left the place hore sh" was

employed as maid, prrviou.-i to goin? to the Erj-kin" estate to work, h" wa? p'ven i.erm;?sion hy h"r former employer to h-avo her trunk at li"r home. This woman said that Mrs. Hennett had made several trip1 at various times to her home to put articles In her trunk, but that had no suspicion that bundles contained stolen articles. Chief of Police Iwuinmce lin"; went to Monfi"li"r. t S mil" south of Ft. Wayne, Tuesilay nftcrnoon in an effort to lo,-ate more stolen articles, and at th" bom" of Mrs. Rogers, th cir'.'s sis (r, found a box shipped from South P."nd on July 7. by expreß. Mrs. rtonn"tf's nam", pivlr.r th" acblrrss wh.ero her trunk was h"Jn;r k"pt for h"i was written on th" express -Hpment. This (x contained a choice colb'tion of In" tab'" and bil l:nen and cri'.tly wearing apparel. To Probo l urtlirr. hi"f Ivine .jld that Mrs. Ro?pm w.a.s totally ignorant of tho fact that the Rood.- were stolen, tarine that Mrs. Itennett had written, asking her to keep, the pood.a for her. as he had bousrht them and had no place to keen them in i-'o-.ith F"nd. Chief Iir.e returii'-d to .k'outh Bend early Wednesday morninsr with the box of not recovered in Montpeljer, :iv a further invrstlcation will be conoucted in an rlrivnr to locat other :?o!"n property.

buf-ir.t-s houses In honor of

i'-.r truf.st and the tourists are

annin a maraiTiith parad"

oj;h the city's streets Thurfd.iv

afternoon Th';rMay ex-n'r.K v-T.l b" devo'.'d to an entertaining procrim and camp fire. Music, local fp'-.-ikr, oni ent"rta!nrs from anion? the tourists will contribute to the evening's protrram. I. it, of Itro'.vn. a professional "maKl-

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b ""nlonn :n. I. K. Wh:pp. State P.oyal Can Op"ro-r. is w"ll pU-aed with th .plr;t In which th" tourists ar be!r. revived and predicts th! convention will b" one of the mot sue-cr--fui h"!d in thi ?'Ate.

'ri-in iVfaachu'etts will pur.audi"nc" with some trick.s Jn

HIGGS RESTRAINED FROM MILK SALE

Judge Funk Grants Petition of Hoard of Health Hearitv on Order Tuesday. A temporary restraining order, prohibiting Joseph Higvr.s, 416 X. liberty st., from usinq: hU present dairy establish merit for th" handling of milk, was granted Wednesday by JU'lp;o Punk in the Circuit eourt rn pftLtion of the board of health, acini for the city. A hearing on tfe temporary order will be held next Tu f -yd ay to decide whether the order hall be made permanent or whether It ."hall be vacated. Hi;rj; has been convicted In the city court on the charge of peddling milk in the city without a licence, and fined $25 and costs, but he appealed the case. The day after his conviction, Mrs. HI,,? wa3 arrested on the same- vharjre, and her case i.s still pendinp in the city court. Sine" IUccs v.aJ5 arrested it is understood that he has continued to handle milk on pr"mi-"s which are considered unsanitary. His dairy establishment is In a" barn in which he lives, and which is inhabited al. by a flock of Reese and two dog.5. None of Hi" sanitary provisions of the state board of health are observed in his handliriR of milk it is claimod. and the lo-alth department has refused to jrrant him a license to peddle mil k . It is understood that HipfT- handles between .10 and 40 g-allons of milk a liy. He buys the milk, but bottles it and retails it himself. After h.s arret-t and that of hi.s wife it is claimed that JLigrss cut down on hi.s milk peddling activities to a certain extent, 1ut that he contln ued to lmndlt the same amount of

t milk, and Instead of retrcilin? it,

m id" U into cottage cheese under tiie same un.'sanitary conditions asi led to his arn. tir.st.

LAZY HUSBAND' TO

SERVE 680 DAYS SCOUTS ENJOYING

HONOR VACATION'

Harrv W'rizlit l ined $.")00 and Sentenced for Failure to Feed Familv.

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1 th mo.t scat- aiii-; of tinmanly conduct c.ty Court In a bimc Penalty meted c-ut ty

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port Iiis ife and thr"" childr-ti. V'nsht. hardly out .f his teen, was liiosr s-c!"Iy oondomned by

Jude In;,:i. the maximum :.iw w.n too man w n wci; ohil Iren to s

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Hikes Into Woods of Northern Michigan Features of Two Week's Outinj:. AKMIN WHICH I-:iT. CAMP N LI Apt MACKINAW, Mich., An;. 2- "Nice Ko'ntr" is th" expression of approval from all the scout, from .S-'Uth P"nd now on the "honor" motor trip throusk MichiganCamp was pitched near Mackinaw Saturday, and the ooy.s enjoyed a stopover that Irom their point ot ic-.v, was ep.tirfly worth while.

Tim scouts left Peto.-kcy

ha:.uu i and p i.-sed through Pa View. Alan-m. and Levering and through Mackinaw nt the Dixie highway terminus monument, and went on to a camping ground which had be. n .-elected by Mr. WatsonT the owner, who is helpir.s: thorn in every way penible. Some bad roads, los;:.uv the way. aj-.-l other experience of tlo.se who ar" campir.c out have

I 1'itii o:-.:y a part of th" entertain

ment for the boys. Sunday was spent in golns to

Members of Good BOARD OF WORKS VllL D lf? aJ i0P : AWARDS CONTRACTS

i i tut; r avis FOR IMPROVEMENTS,

Lahlc Message Tells of KnilmsiaMie WeleomeTendered Reception at Havre.

High Class Programs Furnished Radio Fans By WBAQ Wednesday

church, rating and ice cream, the l '-o !i. In

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Ilelif from eonireed trafT.c conditions on rhe Ur.co!n highway btwnn South Htnd and Klkhart is foreseen as the re-jlt of tle action of the county council Wednesday morr.ir.? in eliminating lcal entaneleimnts which have heretofore prevented construction of a north river road. Th" county council authorized a reolution declaring the Nerth Itiver or Ear Trail road a public utility, a step which in 1920 wai r.ot done and hM ir? the contract for the improvement of the road at that time. Iletrtn Work Soon. Present indications are that construction work will be besun Immediately yy the Rellh-nil"y Construction Co. of rio.hen, holders of the orlclr.al contract. Por the contract price of 133,274. made in 1320. tho construction company will build a road IS feet wide instead of If. as originally specified, and widen tin present 14 foot highway from the we limits of Mihawaka to 1 feet. The TT.khart. county commissioners this week authorized the improvement of the North River road from Klkhart city lhmts cast to the St. Joseph county linet to be Improved with concrete at a width of IS feet. The St. Joseph county commissioners indicated that the road bed would be changed from 16 to IS feet to conform with the highway leadins out of Klkhart and making- another direct link between the two cities. Old Contract Stand. Th" present 14 foot road bed in this county which extends from th" west city limits of Misihawaka to the Kennedy" school house east of that city will be widened to IS feet at a cost of $2 per lineal foot, according to the proposition submitted to -the county commissioners by tho Iteith-IUley Construction Co. Whether the contract of 1920 made at a time when prices, were at peak was offset by the proposal to bid a roadbed two feet wjder than o.dginally specified without additional expense was a source of debate. Noah C. Lehman, county commissioner, present at the council meeting declared It to be his belief that the extra two feet would compensate for the increased cost. Mr. Reith also explained that the cost of the IS foot roadbed at 1922 prices would compare faborahly with cost would compare favorably with cos. In view of the council's action the county commissioners are expected to accept the construction company's proposition and authorize werk to be begun immediately,' one of the contingencies of the proposal. Consider Iludgcts. The county council met Wednesday morninsr to consider deficiency appropriations for various county departments. In several instances they compared deficiency appropriations of this year with last and where larjrer amounts were sought they called In the heads of various departments for an explanation. In considering the cost of appraisal of Portege township, the council authorized Auditor Clarence Sedgewick to seek a comparative cost of this work from the state board of accounts for cities of similar size to South Bend. Tho deficiency appropriations allowed, follow: recorder for new typewriters and deputies $1,222, .sheriff for additional deputies $2.000. surveyor for mileage, deputies, new car, etc. $5,200, Penn township A?eMor $600; Portage township assessor J2.151.50: Union township 532; board of review $00; Portage township trustee for expense of poor $7,500; Comfort station plumbing. $3.500; Jackson road bridge in jjPcnn township. $000; Ieaf road Mridge. between Madi-on and Penn townships. $3.000; Albright rood bridge in .Liberty township. $2.500: Yette.r bridge In Liberty townshlr. $3.500: Taylor Creek bridge in Lincoln towwhlp. $3.500; $5.000 miscellaneous upplles .court house; 5.000 for orphans home, to meet expense of juvenile court work: $500 public prlntipg: Highway .viewers. $50; game warden. $75:

vUVUlt It'Ul . JL. OV '.. I L , VI.'.. )$3,000: Superior court No. 1 bailiff rest, $1,000: Superior court No. 2

after the i bailiff and .special judges. $2.100.

Mevt In September. Several of the bridges Authorized will replac antiquated structures which failed to withstand the increased water a.s result of dredging of the mammoth Place ditch which runs through Liberty and LIncolln townships. Michael Hartley, township-trustee, in seeking an additional appropriation of $7.500 for hi.s ofjlce. explained that at least $2.000 of thie was for booV for school children under the r.w compulsory education !.w More unemployment existed "arlv in th winter than was he-

Word wajj received here late yesterday from New York of the ree-ipt of a special cable message th-re from Paris telling of the arrival of the American Good Will Delegation in the French capital. The Delegation on which ML3 Helen Gregory is the South Bend representative, had mailed from New York cty last Wednesday, S7 members comprising the party. According to the cable, the delegation was received in France with great enthusiasm. 10.000 persons jamming the St. Lazare terminal station at Paris to greet the Americans when they arrived at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Automobiles were on hand at the station to convey the delegates to the Hotel Moderne, the machines being repeatedly held up by crowds seeking to shake hnmls with th" Amerian. Similar scenes were enacted at Havre when the liner "La France" docked there at 7:30 o'clock yesterday morning. Miss Anne Morgan, chairman of the American committ" for Devastated France, was the fjist to welcome the delegates having l.o.irded the liner outside the harbor at 4 o'clock. All of the young women had risen early and were on de k even at that hour for their .glimpse of the shores of the Franc made immortal by Join of Arc, Marshal Focli and others. Trndrml Jtcccption. Hundreds of French residents were present at the dock to greet the Americans and to enthusiastically wave American flags. A reception was then tendered the delegates byFrench officials and representatives of the American embassy, .after which they were taken to Paris in a special train. All of the delegates enjoyed the seven-day sea voyage immensely and none suffered from sea-sickness, according to the cable report, as the ocean was calm throughout the journey. A busy month now awaits the S7 delegates as they will tour the battle fields and other sites of Interest before returning home.

TAKEN FROM LIFE (BY MARTIN) Dad's Fipe

Twelve Resolutions Adopted and Nine Confirmed at Lengthy Session. The awarding of two contract! for

i grade curb and walk Air.cjntirar to

ÜC.5C0; the adoption of 12 resolutions for improvement, and the conf.rrrlng cf nine cthir resolutions besides the consideration of two resolutlcn and the Awurdirg of three preliminary orders were transacted at a lengthy meeting of tiie board of public works last night. Contracts were awarded to H. T. Davis and fori for a Rrale curTi and walk on Sixteenth m., frm Mishawaka av., to the Grand Trunk P. P.. at a co-,: of $$.713.34; also for a grade curb and walk on Frirth St.. from Mishawaka av., to the flr.-.t alley south of Vine sr., et a oost of $..MO.;o. Hearings were had and resolutions confirmed for r?.vr.i?nt on Prgin St., from Hlne t.. to linden av., also on Carrol! t., fron. Pari t.. to Broadway. A bearing on a resolution Tor a pipe sewer cn HumW.dt s:.. Irom Blaine av., to a point 94 fett west of the west lire of Allen tt., wa deferred until Aug. 9. Hearings -were had and assessment rolls confirmed as follows: Grading and cement walk on Kwing av. to Miami st.; grad" curb and walk on Swysart a v., from Indiana av. to Prairie av.; jrtade , Urb and walk on Bowman st.. from Clyde st. to Kline st.; pipe "wer on Miner st., from Eddy st. to Arthur st.; pipe sewer on Stanfleld K., from Howard el. to St. Vincent tt.; water connections on Michigan s!., from a point 4 0 feet north of Fairview st. to Donmoyer av.; water connection? on Irvington a v. from Michigan t. to Fellows st. Adopt Resolutions The following resolutions for improvements were adopted; pavement on H. Bronson st., from Lincoln Way E. to River av. ; pavement on Carroll st., from Haney av. to Indiana av. : pavement on alley south of Thomas st., from Chapin st. to Laurel St.; pavement on Stull st., from Michigan st. to Iafayette blvd.; pavement on Harrison av., from TJncoln Way W. to California av. ; pavement on Fassnicht av., from Walnut ' st.' to Johnson st.; pavement on Golden av., from Portage av. to Riverside dr.; pavement on Poland St., from Wemster st. to Walnut st.; pavement on Ieer st.. from Calvert st. to. Kwlng av.; pipe sewer on Bertrand st.. from Olive st. to Johnson st.; pipe wewer on Calvert st.. from Kendall st. from Chapin st. to Iwim? av.; water connections on Milton and Dayton sis., from Miami st. to Memforl ct. A petition for pavement on E. Bowman st.. from Miami st. to Leer st. was read and placed on file. A petition was filed and a resolution ordered for a sidewalk and curb on th" west side of Miatnl st. from Fairvlew av. to Donmoyer av. Preliminary orders were made for sheet asphalt on the La Salle a v. pavement from the west line of the bridge to the east line of Main st.; for asphaltic concrete pavement on Madison et. from Eddy st. to the east line of Judie's addition; for concrete pavement on the alley between Riverside dr. and Woodward av. from Golden av. to Vassar av.

A very enjoyable, program brofidcastei yesterday afterno-on at; . j

5;30 o'clock from radio fetauon l AQ at the X. M. C. A., featuring Ms Vera Walton, soprano, snd Miss Lillian Tiney, '.rumpeter. both of the Fred Webster company, now playing at the Oliver theater. They were accompanied ?y Dr. K. H. Robinson on th piano. Miss Walto Ys triumphs were rwo

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OFFENDING MOTORISTS GET SUSPENDED FINES Henry Chrlstman, Jr.. and George Aldrich, charged with parking their cars in "no parking" areas, were each fined $1 and costs by Judge DuComh in the city court Wednesday afternoon, but the payment of fines and costs was suspended In each case. Christman and Aldrleh. with Joseph L. Nolan, who?e case was st for Thursday, were arrested Tuesday nicrht for parking in frort of the Oliver theater. It was explained to the court that the "no parking" siens in front of the theater have have not been observed, and tha? there is a great deal of misunderstanding about when parking is permissable and when it is prohibited at this point. In view of these facts. Judge DuComb suspended the fines, hue declared that when parking is

'allowable in front of the theater the

"no parking" signs should be removed from the street and that when they are on the street the "no parking" ordnianee Should be strictly enforced.

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Dream." and "Song of the Soul.' aru-f tn neveral reoursts .for

nr he resnon.ded with

v " arA "Grannv." both

wer well recflved. MiM Ting'.ey's offerings were two come: soVoa, "Addat Polka" and "Stumhling." Because of her triple toncue work in the latter, she was recalled twic - and w as applauded both times. The latest new-s nulletlns. furnished by the News-Tims. completed th- program which was sponsored by the Fred Webster Co.. and th Oliver theater. For the eening program F. R. Davis, pianist, gave a medley of

popular numbers, the mrt ropu.nr

being -Nemo r.lue.s." ms oi cumposition. "Symphanola." by I.ar.g. and "Kitten and Key- " 1" response to encores. Mr.' Davis gave "I.ento a? -it :s written, and followed w;th his own interpretation which was well received. He closed his program with "You Tell 'Km Ivories." News bulletin were also broadcasted, on the evening program which was under the auspices of the Catcly Clothing Co.. the P.. R. Cleaners and the O. yy. Schaffner Co. This evening. Miss Kathryn cir. oprano, accompanied by Miss Dorothy Locke on the piano will furnish vocal and instrumental music for the program POLIGEWNÜE WAR UPON RESORTS

Three Women and Seven Men

Nabbed by Police Detail in Two Late Raids. Two keepers of alleged houses of ill-fame, one inmate and seven frequenters were arrested last night in raids on the i daces at 110 W. Colfax av. and 435 W. LaSaile av. Capt. Hamilton. Sergt. Delinski and Officers Klsh, Winthers, Pinter and Whitmer conducted the raids. The Colfax av. place, known as the Knight hotel, was raided at 10:30 o'clock, resulting in th" arrest of Lena Knight as keeper and Dorothy Fuller as an inmate. G. A. Slater, Toledo. O.. O. C. Slater, Lima, O., Ed Hoyt and Earl Sisoo, Dowagiar, and Dane Gray and Ted Leach. Marcellus. Mich., were charged with frequenting. The keeper and inmate furnished bonds of $50 and $25 respectively while the frequenters, unable to furnish bonds, were held at the city jail. The Knight woman is an old offender, according to the police and has been repeatedly warned to leave the city. The Fuller woman was ordered to lea.ve the city when tried on a similar charge two weeks ago but returned after four days' absence. The same detail entered the LaSalle av. house shortly after midnight, arresting Nellie Orr as keeper. Peter Boos, 122 N. Main st.. was charged with frequenting. Bonds of $50 for the keeper and $25 for the frequenter v-5re furnished for appearance In city court this morning.

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Taclfl? o.l Pan American Oil Pcr.r.ylv.ar.:a

i i-ojea . Pierce ArrowPu'.lrr.ar. '..'.'. Pure Oil Hallway Stel Snrirpc .... ruy Co-o'.iciatei r-.rr.r . . Heading Hepubi;- Iron and St: .. Sears Ilo' uck Sinclair (n Soutliern Pacif.-- n;v!ry Soyth"rn Pailway . . Studebakcr Common Stndehaker Prfd Texas on Texas and Pa":r.,' Tobacco I'rliic;.a Fr.ion i.ijfl, Crite-i Prate Feed Unite 1 P'ate Kubbe;United Sa?s St..' Cor-m-o Ur.ltel Sttes Srei Prfl. Utah Coipr Vanadium Western Urion Westlr.ghous Whit" MotorWillys Overland

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PRIGES KEEP UP ON STOCK MARKET Tf "

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Despite Discouraojiii- (oiidition. Ouotation Remain Fairlv Finn.

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NEW VOItK. Ausr. Pricf s in si!i:i:i v ... . , ;. -r,j. tlie stock market .-tool up well to-''1'"" day in the face of condition. wh: h 'V-'.'t -: V''; " " "' ......1.1 1 ..... 1 1 - V. . .1 .... 1 '

um ;iai'uy oe rezaroe.i a encou:- -; ,1 l: K. - aging. Rejection bv t h railw sv x- ' :o r, ,f 5.. ;.i

ecutiej, of Pies't Ha 1 ding's .-trik " Plan and publication ot ;te.it Br.t- , XvT miixin i.mTftiK. uin's not" on international ni.b'bt- 'Vi't!.i: 1:,. ; 7-. rv.edness made for inrencod bearish t ,'r;"!' ' J ,'''''' sentiment, but strong support t , Xr - r-r.,''S; ; ', ' c v ' ' -W, in when this began to assert itself. : -j :o,., ; ), ; .: ;:. ., -. ;. . --K . w Car loardings of n v nue freight -'r r j r .' IP for the week ending July 1'2. totalled r J';U. '. '"v'rir 1"": "''"""' "61,124 tars, an Increase of 217 over ' sifi:r.P : ' i.vmp.s . . ; the preceding week and an jncr-ase ; m.-irK, r .w i t". .' tf r... . a.. . of 711,000 over the . nrr spondlr.z j? '".'"" "J-'-''" ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' s7'' V' -",r week last year. Omitting coal load-; ' hCm;" lb".'-...-. - :' t--ing. which totalled 7;.u'.0 cars, or ! Verio r ?nN'l!--.: 1 'r- : ' ; 1.274 less than a week before, the 1 nWscd 1'; n y ? ;o 7:. . total loading were the heaviest fot !' ' " ' - ' this season of the year in tho history r iik ;o rnoiu 11 mmiki.t. of American railroads. ciiKvyc,.. - y. 1 ri t: it-

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tinue pessimistic in tor," as 'he pe-, (.,,;; 's-r:

I'o . r, . r ; -k r 7

suit of the fuel hortat-e in tliat iadustry. The steel corporation's

i:;i; it. 1" i-.-j rfl.. m l.n n It i'.' . : .-rd : rv fr'' t 4 ' IV.,.- fr;'. '. r Tri 11. C, .

plants are reported to have fallen : r.t. i;.' i-"'.- i-'.-

back to ,o ercent of capacity op- Ifi".o.si: t : - i, . l-i'j'-.

er.'

dui

nae lauen oe,o in " 1 j'-i ceoi ( rn p.'-tJ.."-: !.r ..vr ri';-; r'"er level. II."'.'-: j: lp.;Lb-: ,!rki

I'llTA ilic. Vir

rations as compared with Tt. percent ! r3j;-' " , :rr':i' Ji : uring June and independent plants; 1 ''fy r r i u r i V'l: V' ' T n r k -v 2: rti-V

Complications in th" f' r. in situ-

French government and mn t; i- ipa 1 bonds declining large fractions to nearly l1-.. polnt. City of Prague

Ts closed 4 points below yester-i s.pr. ...

day's prices. Strong spoN of th" stock lit were Norfolk ,v Yet"rn. which advanced about points to a new high for the year; Laclede Ca.

the fag being lowered from

t!i" light bouse near which the v.f.tp had b"en pitched. Monday mor?;ir.g after iup-etion by Chiel Harr.M ard "Abe" Martin, the scout wt-re divided into four gro'Jps. ea h

i group being given enough "eats' Iter dinner, and four hikes were con-

lieved. he told the councilmen. The. eepnr'.l will meet in an ji urned session. Sept. 5.

ad-

ul invest pat cd

Ii d.- fndar.t.

ir i that r. wrs ;.ust ho ;azv

aMoltitely ref n-d to work."

an d a a t ar d

v a r. ad r.o

.axi:r."."u pe-raltv ffect of stra-.Kh-er

Wright." shc-u; 1 h" ' ' r. e . w : ! 1 be r e r l : r e d a'.! S s, or i ""ITS

opes tnit even

v. cu.d hivrt him up.

11 to pay to re r.i a i : a.r.Icallv

'ducted into the wools. The groups: ' met again for dinner, had a swim inj 'the lak". and the-n hiked back to1 the camp. Huckleberries, which are!

. v very pu ntiiui. are picKea oy me -.ejboys jn great quantities. I Tje.-day and Wednelay were

I fated. I Center of Attraction

Clyman "Passes jzcT' to Brothcr-in-Law in Court

"Cheatcm9 Is Arrested Jor Driving Horse While Drunk Cheatem Turner, colored. 30$ Falcon st.. believes In being different from most fclka in more than one way. Cheavem also realizes that "mule" fnd gasoline don t mix weil. He proved tiis last night when, while under the influence of "mule", he essayed t.o Idrive anotherV horso and buggy instead of taking a "gas

oline buggy." Turner's p-ecautlonr gained him little as H. A. Tawne. New York , Central agem saw him driving the, horse and wagon in a careless märr.er in the 400 block on S. Cherry j st., about 7 o'clock and Turner was j placed under arres. ar.d brought to th" police statten. He was charged j w ith driving a horse and wagon j whil? intox'cated. ,

gln'i r,,: vi'o-s tl : Mtr.n. r.-txir i iitVs si "i.Kr l ; ic.o m c.v-r , $bH ; Km. K.ir'v .:.. jwi:; i ri!irf,o r,itiN nwor. I (t'fl H'gh I.o-rr Ct W1TKAT ! s.-j.f i o.v4 i.i: ios i rrr, V, J'i; 0 1.0 7 "4 174 I Mir 1 1. 1 IC", 1 '2 1 IC"., 1 (" iKV ! o.-.t .;:- .cv: .-v p.- .o7 . "m " . ! 1v r.p, 'V- .otij ! OA TS PcV .r.r,ik ..v-4 "ml Miv .:ri's c .rvi.. nvr. S"t 7''. TT.'' .77t . . I-". .7's .' 74; .7t4 i.Ai;r S"Pt 11 rrr 11. 40 il'.'i u.rr: j KIHS S.'pt IOC-, IflCi 1 C1 10f;i ruirxr.o csh f.ltxiN. WIir.AT Ne. r-i II 07 il om ; V0 ". red M '.; 1 nT4 : No. 2 hnTi $.l.l''.4':;i.:t, N. .". l.nrd .1.'. co it n -v.. - vel'T Ciiitt: N ;: '2 raised cJ'..iC,'-; ' ' m'i-i CV ;

Petroleum, Western Union, all of which made gains. 13. F. (loodrich. preferred. International Marine, Lehigh Valley. Invincible Oil, Kelly Springfield and Republic Truck were tho conspicuous weak share?. Total aie w"re 350,000 shares. Call money opened at 4 percent and advanced to 5 percent in the final hour when demand became heavier. The money rates wie unchanged. The decline of the Ger

man mark to another new bAv level j Ne. ' mix.d '.'; - w-h-e C'i-'d-; again featured the foreign ex-hame ! J SS""'' N'' '

market, other European 1 cm-.ttaneos i oats- v.. :: -ry.Ve m'T"; N

declining in sympathy but 2 allying 4 w-,ite .r.'V-' V

later.

P. A It I. IV- ",T;-,L

TIMlt'l II V M Ciovrr SP'-; l v iiicr,o f.Tt.xiv rifi'i:.

I nnnniP"f Aiinnnn n Ii

i in two

iuxilinry to Give Picnic At Riddle" s Lohe Sunday

Au.:::a World. " a K t r. i '.About :

(It .: t o a : f t: - wii: 1 ' A 2 'La'-. " a r r .

'a y ( be:

C, r o e

I the;r

Jrj t.e n'.etr. f "rs

rl inie

re W ve

er. era. ou.:

W,.s, ; f -e ve inv.t.r. c

n . in .0 r i .1 1 servlc ir. September. '

v 1. Lady'ri Ir.ie n of the rular meeting . O. W. hall, re present who -.-5. A com-

Al through their trip the scouts have been a center of attraction for

I numbers of people. At Manistee.

where they stopped for dinner 1 r:day, local scout.1' crowded around them eager to learn the details of the murr.ey and the secretary of the. Chamber of Commerce gave each of th" South Rend boys an Ice cream con". At Traverse City the. follow-

.vf i from the th" loci, grave

i n " 1 ; .t : e

de'.r-m'.r.ed later. !. w ill b" g. at R;d II, 's ;r.dav bv the L: e Oak Drill

4 11

secret i seldom cr.e hra't.

in mere

c. . manv

the camp to w s e 1 ; m do w n f o :

visitors drove cut to

tch the youngsters the evening. The

Ktw.ar.is and Rotary Clubs of Pe:okey gte a banquet for the cout wh"n tliey jasfd through on their way to Mackinaw. Eery town they have p4-?-d t'urojgh. Im proven

ore w hM " the hnv? have

"Parsing the buck" to his brother-n-Iaw, Herman Segel, that he was

e one who broke the cltv ordi

nance regulating parking. William , Clyman of the Nickel hotel had his cae dismissed In city court Wed- 1 neday afternoon by Judge DuComb. j ar.d Siegel was ordered to appear in court to answer th" charge on which Clyman was arrested. Cly- j man w'a arrested Tuesday night for failure to have his car parked at an ' angle of 43 degree. m the 100 block! on N'. MHia st. He told Judge Du-! Comb his brother-in-law had been ; driving the car ar.d that ie knew j nothing of the violation of the park- t

!r? ordinance until he was arrested

7'i 1 I

ben a

center of interest.

Th goal cf yeterdty will b the starting r"ir.t of tomorrow.

Mr. G. C. BrumTvuißK 90.1 Sher

man av., returned home yesterday; after a short ll-nes at the Epworthl Hospital. " r j .Mrs. Ciamut Younger. 1701 IJnroinway W.. returned home yester ', day after a short illne? at the Ep- ' worth hospital. J

Fools grant w ha e'er ambition

Aad men once ignorant are'

crave, s'.avet.

v 1 C':S !

I Open High Tw Allis Chalmers öU -3T2 -,31 American Can Co. 5&l2 6 0 3a American Drug Syndicate " American Hide and Leaguer Com. ... 14 American Industrial Corporation .... 41 24 41 40' American Locomotive 11& 110s 11SV2 American Smelting fO7 60 American Sugar R02 Sl S03 American Telephone and Telegraph ... 122 1221 122 American Wool 90S 3 0 4 Anaconda Copper 53 S3 '3 Atchison 101 101 101 Pallwin Locomotive II?3 120 U-C Raltimore and Ohio ".Sijt ."T4 ."O'j Hethlehem Steel "Fi" 77 J 77 r r-z Brooklyn HaTdd Transit 25 25 lt 25 California Petroleum 5iJ4 Canadian Pacific D14 Central Leather 2S"8 H1 3H Chandler 59 h: f0i 512 Chesapeake and Ohio 7154 73 54 "l1 Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul Com. 30 30', 2 1 - Chicago, Milwaukee and Sr. Paul Prfd 45 N -7 '2 Ch.cago ar.d Northwestern 7 7S!4 77 Chicago. Rock Island and Peoria 43 4 51 43 y Cr.icago, Rock Island and Poria "A" 3 5 4 Chicago. Rock Island a rut Peoria "U" . S3 Chili Copper 22 12 22 Colorado Fuel and Iron 2014 30 30H Corn Product 103-; 109S 10S Crucible Steel ?0'4 32 4 90V Cuba Cnc Sugar 16 4 16TS 16 Erie Common 1 7 4 l" 17;a (leneral Electric ISO General Motors Common 13 13 4 134 Great Northern Ore 21 4 40 4 334 Great Northern Railway S3 ?34 52 4 International Harvester 104 Industrial Alcohol 614 3 ti4 Illinois Central 1094 1C9 1094 Inspiration 414' 414 40 4 International Nirkel l"1 1"4 ITS International Paper 544 56 5 4 4 Kansas City Southern 25S 24 164 Kelly Springfield 434 4 4 4 ' 42 4 Ke:,r.e,-,:t Copper 354 1 La- kawanna Steel 76 4 Lehigh Valley f.4 4 C i'i M Marine Common 1"4 1"4 164 Marine Prfd 704 "f'4 Mexican Pe:roum 14?'i 1634 164

Closo r.3 4 514 5 4 14 404 113 4 f,0 4 81 4 122 30 4 - s o O 4 1 1 12

WHEAT MARKET CLOSES

WEAK; PRICES DECLINE x1! ; ' r "; 1 : : 'UICAGO. Aug. Altnoutrh coKN-.-..r. er 'tC t. rf V; "tiuncertainty over th" mil ar 1 coa I ' ' . . . .-, I 01--SA-I rT '.C- lr.- ft d-'i strikes tended to l.u pr.' " a Ptn", 1 4 ' in tli" wheat n.ark t today. U-c: va i Pit1SIONS -?rr'g-..laT at the la.-t re-ultfd iron. a:t"mp:?j at profit taking cn the pal t of tr-; I- mir.no, A-rg 2 l'.r f IV r.-e--ors who b.ad b'-ught aily. T.l" o !-.." ! ... e-ahirg.'-s ill gf: by r.. , was weal: 1 -v to 1 -j p r .-p.- n' t ' birg. ra'lwiy. '-vi-. I i irr - " lower, w.th s.pirnio. r M ! rrad" .nd prP,-, d-.., 1 fr?-tJ 105.7-1 and De crrub.-r 1", .:- -"r. Weitber an 1 rr--;. r.-p-ris ttir . 107 7-Ä. Corn l-o.- 1 - to 1 and i '-.ii' the gra'n t.-t"s w-r" ger.rraiiy f.t oats 1-8 to 1-4 to .3-. In i" j ". lrrr,..i!ir. the outcome .aiid from r,o, de- : .vn.(.T r..-n! .i ,p y.r cline to 5 C"nts advance. j 51 '--'i. ar.d ' -1 f 'v . i New buying pow.r ajd-and to ( J ;; J' fcV .' " ,; lacktr.S in the wheat market ' n , f.i.,j , ff ikC. efforts to reiH" protits be'mC ; .-::.':..' ,- er.rr. eper-'-d -ff ," ft' V . somewhat gr.e ra. near t." er. j ( f . ' - ; .' ' ' ' ' the day. There had previou-,y o-en , . s, ( rl..,, , ome revival of export buyir u here, s r - ; ' i nrhr;.-. 1 f e tim.-ted at it Co.cC" hush' Is. b :t -i ' 4": Pt. ; I the M-ineps appcai'od tr, ,a- "-i ; f . ,(. 1: , r,F 4 T done a nTo-tini; Furthermore ; grip wa? current that drcc. P.rit- ' sorni i:km m i:ivF.T. .1 lc, : t - t . r if,... r m a

(Uli ti'l i ..l.'. .fi' - - i were reselling, ard but is!i' im-

5iifhigTiii t. I'l.or.e Iincola

prov"men was nofd in thr- do-jie-i sFiro m. ki; ht. .,r "IiT,, (Uniri TIMOTHY- xV.'r.z ." ;-t M, t.c mi. li..,.. ufn.a..i. ci.ovrr: i t-- !. d;:-g t'.'j Prospers of btrer ive.ith"! In je, : n-nrarr.tJi v '.. $17: --t t-rr the southwest as weil slow n-ef oats-- Payirg -p" ; ::'.'-; v.'-i, ea-h demand wsk M t!(e com j 'Vt- l'Ar J 4 tnat'KOt. )ats were ng!ec fd . '

. O . :.54 ; 1404 i 34 i 0 ! 44 ! 77 4 444; 36 4; 53 I 2 2 1 a i 304 I 109-4 i 924 i 16 I i:ai 10 j 124 i 3f4 i

82 4 104 62 ic9; 40 4 1:4 5 5 4 264 434 36 7 4 44 i4 614 16&4

rincAi;o i.nnTOfK

1 nr. .thv am) rrr.n.

irorrOfl Tinilr J. 1 U.r !!ltr

CinC.;. ug. 2 H''.S Iteel' Hour his l'-r o, 4.- Mi.hlun st ;: insrket bet light, 'r t g: e--i-r ,,,,,,r..Mip ) eil; t in,- le-wer. P. ök J7 p. 7 : C'-Tl'. I'M-. : go 7.i; hc.HT wetglit s: '. b; rr..-d' nn ,!I'",1'1" '' ,ri - -1

TO T.-i

-.V, , ,iiC',. O'... , . V. ('fir:,','' Jo J

10 7? ; light light, ?V 4t to bMvy , cwt, parking nm- ch i - 4o- ; ..!n..;K of.g sow, r-ojgh e7.2.v,is: ? ig V-7.v.to:. : V"-":. i' I.

A i r i . i . - - - i .... S V IUI AN --.' : 4 Sfll'.Ii en ItN -4.' HA-P:.y.:g. r.M; -Ii: g J21M

CAlTt.i: - - l:e.-e.;.t : -: ir'-..'' tf-jidr t -. tr ir:g. T' SP -t p.. . f c. r -i-heire and priTie $lol pi.7."- nif-1 . r a-.l ;r,.l .x I..'! 10 ',(..! .r.i c'r.

bT: com -non v 1 iaed-,r V.r,'j: Tr,. r, nVT-T Ct?-.., tio-Jll.-.r,-: b,i::."54'v;V..--. rv'.- ,r.d ALFALFA -N.rihera gr-. Iii.

.li:tr4.w, J,- .e:fers J.y 1..; rsn AM TALLOW, and heavTweig-. $:2.VllO&.: fe b r i Tnrrerte.I Ph.-t hr . -VV . I.!ppm. SI - . . 1.. ...4 k t- n.r, , 1 1 1 1 T . : . rt .r. P. U.4r.

Slirr.r r.erip; 110'o mirk.-: (f-aly; '.imb Torsr 1 Mzrir. Lamb. M IN- d'-w i Ml t.Vi tv -4 : hmhi,

iks n:, TT.'rll .'c vm:1 e-s

TALLOW Ibrdrd r":gi. 23I'.EIWAX 'V :3V- rr lh.

WIIFAT. rOKN, OATS. FTC.

-'.o,, ; V.rV. -"M ' (Corrected PfUIr by P. Ft. Morrn. Ul ll.yj; feeder latr.b oats -r'ting 4'-

riTTni Kfi LIVESTOCK.

MIPOLlNr, .!; $1 O rrsrt.

OATS SM.n; tu.

PITTSBPn;. A 'ig. 2. HOO? Re-j Ii Y K l'a t : r g t.eeipts drub deckers; market C .w. ; r.r.AN'-S:;!rr J! ."A nrf Prime retvy ttoto.t. .'. : raedtum Jllei; fn-ItATCH YY P.I-.--11; - r ???S wt. TillTO: lifjry Yorker Jll ir.Till wy : j WHEAT N- '.. tur; Jl'O light YorVer 511 l.'-dll pig $11 SEKD BT CK V. HKAl Psj'.aj $123: Tzlls-i- rr...;gh J7i7.7; JV ?4f4 4f P'.r. z $1 V CATTI.K K!r Its nr : - irv CIIOT FCnP-Jf-i stradv. 'i,p.pe V '-" u ' 7-j ; 1 J;'vi", fj'.r ?'iitr: vrl c.ip. e $ili?lly ir.:v and lami'.s -i-. -.rt iirht; r rt i' i t am monier.. market trong I'rm rehr " ?7 : trorrr-ftrd Ii1y by lirott.rr hnn J Ororwry g. od f ', Vuc, fa r miifd $.";"-."; ?. M un t. I fin M-if.n lambs JlKt 11.75 ' IO "PTF II i'i t tr.g t rg 4-r. ' ritLSll L'ivLS-Piy.-i SC-:; ttllizg IPFN4rOI,H MVF.STOCK. 3Cc ir::; INDIANAPOLIS. Ant 2 HO'iS Be-I FRUXTSi AND YTOrTABL E- Call, reipt market !? tip. r.et LaT-1 fcrtda tivtl 7ga;e. iC'c !;a.