davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1915-05-31
FLEETS CANAL TRIP
DEFINITELY OFF NOW

II is settled that the Atlantic feet will
not go through the Panama canal
No official announcement has been
The Washington times., 1915-05-31
- J. bAiNi>i' Wv
w. G. JOhnson's Opinion.

~ have given very. careful cons!d-
Grafton to the question of The proper
OF the affidavit of
Messrs, Charles {. Glover, William j.
FIathcr. and Henry II. Flather, exc
cuted May 10. 1915. and filed in equity
cause No 81. 1850, riggs National Bank
VS.. John Skelton williams, Comptroller
~ had the benefit OF hearing most
The Washington times., 1915-05-31
TEMPERATURES.


TIDE TABLES.
High tide-9:57 a. M and 1871 p. m.
low tide-3:55 a. m. and 4:42 p. m.
The Washington times., 1915-05-31
Transactions Not Denied.

ITO meet that charge the affidavit
made by Mr.. Glover and the Messrs
Flather was filed. The affidavit did not
deny. and was not meant to deny, that
The Washington times., 1915-05-31

AIght automobile lamps at Ti5s p. m.
The Washington times., 1915-05-31

probability, the passengers of the Lusiania would
have been saved.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-05

goIogna $5.75-8.40; erfra $3.50;
iette guacn $6.76-725.
GdIber. - Die 3ufubr por
rei4lidb unb bic greiie infolee gutter
RoGirnae itetis.
Cr6indre bis ercBe s5.00-8.50;
ioir 6i5 CUTE leidte S7.5o-9.00;
ertrn 1926.
9 6meinc. Die 3nfitbr mar
3ierirlid, rcidliA uno bic 9Sreiie in.
folge gutter yiahfra9e INT 10 Gents
lo6er.
Gnte bis nnserleiene gerpadlulgS.
uno 6leiidjeriortcn $7.70--7.75; or.
Gul0re rig auscrleiere ldyuere tette
Siuc So. .25-G.S0; Stogs Sl.50--
80; Ieidte gerianotorten S7.30-
10; 5erfef 120 ISiuno uno meni.
ger $5.50-T.25
Sdafe mno 91mmer -
Gic 3uiitlr iuar rcidli6. Die 9rei-
ic iiir SdJaie lparen ettpas nieoriser,
fiir SSriiNobrsldmlner itarf.
Sfafc: 9liiSerIciene leidyte $500
5.2j; Idauere Sd,nic $4.OO-4.75;
SprinB 9amnicr S7.50-1t.50.
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3uder. - prsiit feii. Raffinirs
ter Gut 9oaf $3.50; popbtrsb S6.70;
Gu6es $3.50; sranulirier $3.50; Gons
ieetion.rs II" $500; Cif az S6.15
ipsibsr .rtra $6.05; Htra .G" $5.85
,pr 100 glfuRb.
WOlaffesi in Itsiia. - R.tp Or.
leans Open attiIs 40-55c. GsntriIus
aal 2o--30c per gallone.
Reis. apuiIiana. fJantb 5.ab
7-7st: prina 6-6ae. orbinGrsr
4i-5ie. Sapan 5i-5a per pfunb.
9airp probutt.
gutttr. - Wartt rubis. prsiie
Itctig. @boIeiniIf ertra 32c;
Gsntraliasnb Gytra 29se; GentraIis,s
6irits 26e; sp.'Ston6s 23c; Gan
cp DARN 20c; padiHg Stod II
19e per plumb.
adfe. Wlarft fen. Obio 17c,
RprbneitIi@er 17-17te, Rem Dorf
1s--1sac, Sdpsissr 81 -30c. bo.grid
16c; aimburs.r 16h-17tc pei pio.
81 Ct. - Ulartt iistis. - pris
ma friife !siibnereier f6c; itrits
14Ac; oroinGre firIts i3Ae; iecouO5
12Ac per OuBeuo.
GefliissI. - 4Hgebct mibis.--
grciIers Ii geiiinb uno bariiber rs
30e; inter II ptiinA 20-25e;
&ii1ler 13e; Sabine Sc; Grilt.
biibncr 6--14c; euas Csc; On.
TEN 10--12e; iiinae Gnten bon Srei
4iunb umb barber 1920; $dnIc
Csc per Riuno.
Dbitunh Gsmafe
mepfel. NJ gnte NspfeI s250--
4.50 per gbl., ia nab GiinIitdt.
GtttoAsH- Rarst mar ftia
-
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Die iolaellSen Sepciden traien
lpdbreuo oes seitrisen 1ages bier
Gin.
pittsbitrg. 3n.--7.5 Sub, fteigt.
@beefins, %. 9}n.--9.5 Salb, fdat.
gartersbura, q ga.-3.2 Sub.
aanambn Sdl[s, %. ga. IA CUB
G6arleiton. ~ Da. ~ iSub, iteigt.
9sortsniout1, Cbeo-20.4 SUB, iiei9t
Soiiispille, ap. 10.2 Sub, iteigt.
erarspiIlc, Sro. -2l.5 5uL, fdllt
9idiGniIle, Iemi. -2.t Sub, fdllt.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn. n.--13.4 Sub.
9airo, Sl.-39.3 Sub, iteigt.
Dicinpbis, SenH.-29.1 SUP, iteigt.
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UfeilIHd 3o.zo-o.oUs edlfIptHId
$3.25 $50 per qiits.
Drnnqen. - Warft rnbis unb
itttig. California s2.25-3.oo; glo.
rtbd $2.75--3.50 per aiite.
@rape gruif. Slorioa
$2.50-3.50 per aiite.
&irifen. Snure $3.50
1.75: iiibe $2.O012.25 per Crate
pen "a Qts.
grbbeeren. @ute $500
ESQ per "a At. Crate.
Stad)el6eeren. - Chic 81 :,
25e-1.50 per "a Qt. Crate.
BrombeereH. - Ginbsimiids
S2.5G--2.T5 per Crate Don "a Dts,
Rbdbarber. - 10-12ac per
DubeHb 8iinbel.
aartoffslH - Midiaan IS
-60c per gufbel BON Gsleife ulb
81 .50-1 Go per gbl. pom Stcre.
Sunae aartoffeln - Glo'
rihn S2.25-5.00 per gbl. mo
$1.25-150 per 5ampsr.
SiktartoffsIn Serieb
$3.50 -1.65 per camper.
Spargel. GiubeiIniidr so
SOC per 9ubcno 9iinoel.
5omaten. 5loriba $3.50
200 Per Crate.
aralt. Martt 3iemlid Isbbaft.
ala6ama $1.25-1.50; neuss Sennsia
fec 90c-t. .25 per Crate.
Roblrabi. - 35c per Dusenb
giinba.
Grbfen. - Telephone 75e-$1.s
70 per 6ampr.
3nisbeln. - g.l6e 90c-$1 90
per 9uIbsl bonn Store. Wsibe $115
-125 per guib.l bonn Store.
Crime gohnen. 5lori6a
50c-$1.o0 per 5amper.
aarotten. - GeDaideue S2.25
-2.5o Der gbI.
Rotbe Riibsn. = ginbeimiI &.
25-30e per 9ubmb.
Weibe RHben. Rem Dr.
leans 30-35c per 9usenb 8iinbd.
RphI. - s1.0o per gbl.
aanbprobufte
s,eu gto. I 5irnotbp $3.50
-20.00; 9lo. 2 3inloi6p $3.50.
1900; Ho. 9 Gimotbp $17.50-1S..
90; 9o. genliifter Slice $3.50
1875; go. = DO. $17.50-t7.75;
SO. Stlee $500; Ro. 2 90. $i6.-
90; gIidlia S1750-22.50 per 5on.
ne. @ei5mitrob $500; Saier.
itrob $500 per Tonne.
WibI.nfutt.r IN ft.tis. -
Meie S22.50-24.00; @h66lings
erobes S27.00-27.50; 90. feines
$2s 50-29.00; semiiates 5uttcr
$25. $4,000.
SGmersien. - Wdrtt ifstig.
alsfamsn S8.5o-7.oo auf Ssm G.,
leifs urb S7.25-s.25 per gu. bonn
Stor.. 9imoibp $2.4o-3.20 per BIZ.
bonn SiOr., gu9psisen Soc per 9u.
Gladsfameu S1.70 per Bu.
DsrfhttbeneB.
Otts. - War!t i.etis. astnDl, ros
b.s CSC per Gallons in partisn DON
8 gbls. g.tcGtes 1e mebr. 30. l
2drbSl 60e: Cotton Sesb Gil, raffis
niris 52c per Gaaone. 2erp.ntin 4S
per Gallon. in gartisn Don 1--5 9ars
rels; sc In parti.n BON 1o-25 gals
lousn. Petroleum, Sbio Carbon 120
Grab % ho. 150 Grab 104e, 5tao<
liaht 176 Grab 12c: Rsb gropn Ga'
iolin 13e. Rapbta Ice per GaIIons in
par.isH BON Is gb!s.
SaIa. Der Wartt in rubig. =
Shio Rip,r s1.05 per gbl. bon 2s0
aib.. 5ubrlohn binsusefiist.
5ala. - Marit ft.tis. prima
gitp 6s-sse; DO. GOuutrs s-6tc
per Dfunb.
aohIen. - Warit rubig. gDus
ahioabsnn S3.50-3.75. Rub unb
Slad 1925. Raraip6a StiidtobIen
So 5o-3.75. Rub unb Sfud $2.25
per Jcnns aba.liefert. Raa9loie
Stiidtobl.n S4.50. bo. RuB Muo |
Glad s3.25. gntAraeiie S7.75-s.O0 |
per Ionns ate.liefsrt. Go!e .oitst |
S6. .00-6.50 per SoHns obaelisfert.
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Gbicago A. suni

Sffueinc. 3ufugr 1900. -.
gtartt felt. guIt S750-7.70;
leid)te S7.45-77j. lcntiidtc $7.35
-775; idpuere S7.O5-7.65; ralIGe
81 .05-7.20; Gcrtel $575--7.35.
Jlinopieb. - 3uiubr 1000. Dlarff
iteiig Ginbeiiriife Beef Stecre
$6.90-.9.30; &citcru sticre $3.50
$40; Siibe mo Sellers S3.20--
8.75; a1lher $7.50--10.25.
Sfafe. - 3uiltbr 5000. Ylartt
itarf. Sd)aie $6.40-7.20; 2ammer
81 T5--10.75.
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0,rianbt lp1brenO beri.lben 9sit:

Rinopieb. - Die 3ufubr mar
5iemIib gut ,rno bel gltier gsatfrage
Die greiie itetig. SH WliIfhibeH
mar MIR fir S6Iadnpoare 9snt.
rage.
Wiittlere nno idrDere Stiere 81 90
--S.25; diiserleiene bis ertra $s.S5
$50; Oaien $3.50-6.25; 5lei.
id)er Stiere $5.75-S.00; ollserle.
iene bis etra Ss.25-s.50; Seifcrs
S5.75-S.25: aitserIeiene bis ertra
Ieittc SS.35-S75; Stiibe $3.50
500; aiiserIeieile bis ertra S6.10--
$50; Ganuers $3.25-425; iette
2nirr aiibe $5.50-6.T0.
BulIeH. - 3ie 3ufnbu mar
5iemIi9 gait ino bic Rreiie infoIge
Iebbaiter yintirnee itetig.
@sagTe lulo Iei&te S4.75-5.75;I
s - - q
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ctIS. psnss ars xitien in Rem yori.

0siasItspspiers surstH ta SK - ~
bisIsntirt. gge4ia suf aonson parsn
i4Da4 ~ tl76H fir 20 Taee eidbi; aabsl.
xnpstfsn1sn elTsT nRo etGf @sditl
tt.7s,S eiIbt.bsrts ls,.s. Rsriianif4e
1slsrs s9s.
nftienmar.it.-9m StahItruii.astisn
nafss bsute tonangsbsno unb itisssn uni
ibsr = ppints, Der G,wiRn sine abtr ium
sr6bisn 9htil nisber perforsn. Ger Rarit
fur GiisnbabsGiiien mar ssoriidt, bic Sa.
ouifrieSitisn absr fsit
ollsuSabs ahiu.
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1dslider SysarftberiHt.

@ineinnati. 4. SUM.
Die nadfcIsenben Quotiruns.n Be-
sisbsn fid nur auf Gngros Srans'
aitipnen. Bel fleineren 9eiddf!su
iperben etfpas b5btrs preiis bsrs4nst.
gropifionsn.
Gdmals. prima Stsam
9.05-9.15; JamiIp S@maI5 10
--10ie pro 1fanb.
SrodeHgefal5enes Slti d.
Sbort clear Ssitsn 10s lie; eItrq
ibort clear 10510ae fhortRippenieis
ten 10a-10ae; Sdultsrn 8a-82c,
Bellies 103-114e.
ga ON. Short clear Seiten
11a -12e; srtrd ib0rt clear Stiten
119-12e; fbort Rippenfeitsn 11a-.
12c; Sdultsru 81 9ie; Bellies III
-123c.
Guaat Gursb gIeifd. -
S1intsn 15h--16e; pienic S6uI!srn
10S-11e; greatf.it gdton 49, :
1916; Sduliern in pndeten ,10a--
11c;; u. D. Gut SduItsrn 10a-
lie; trcdsne Beef S6int.n 25--
27c.
Gika.b5feItts Tfsifd.
- Der g3funb: Stinitr 12-123c;
picnic gdMi.rm 9t 9ae; Bellies
15i-16ic; S6uItsrn st 9ac; U.
y. Gut bo. oi-9ae.
Trif6ts GIeifh. = Sdine
fen 12-123e; picnie SdulterH 81
-9ie; Sdulisrn 9t-9tt; ibort
Rippe1ieit.n 99-104e; Ibort clear
pSsitsn 81 1896; srtru ibort Stiten
93--10te; Bellies lsi5s 164 -164e;
Bellies. i6utrs 12a -129e.
Ulehl unit 9strei6e
Wtebl. - @inter Yatent $3.50
@inter inncu $6.15-6.40;
@intcr ,SaniiIp $5.75-5.90; @hr
ter era S5.30-5.50; @inter orSi'
mares S5.30-5.50; Sarter @ei5en
Qatent S6.90-7.30; Starter @ei3en
iancu $6.45-6.70; Sorter @eijen
;Sanilp S5.45-5.s5; giogsenmebl
noromeitlifes geniittes $6.15-6..
40; reines Gitp Hogsenmebl $G.25
$50; Gitp gerHiid)tes 8oggenmebl
S6.15-6.40.
Wei3en. Qo. 2 rot6er WiHkr
81 Cd: gfp 3 DO. St.32-1.33, Ro.
4 DC. ST .29-1.3f.
Defi6torn. no. n.ib.s
77te; go. 2 bo. 77--77ie; 30. 8 DO.
76S-77e; Sto. 4 DO. 75a-76e; Ro.
8 30. 74-75s; Wp. 8 90. 73-74e.
no. gclbes 76se; 9to. 2 DO. 7G--
T6ac. 20. 3 DO. 75t-16e; gso. 4
So. 75-75se; No. 5 DO. 74-75c;
no. 6 DO. 73-74e. - 9so. / geruidp
ies 76ae; 0o. 2 DO. 76--76te; go.
8 DO. 75i-76c; Ro. 4 DO. 75-75ae
9.o. B Do. 7i-15c: Nc. 6 Sc. 73--
74c. @eibes aolbcnforn 76t-
775c: gelbes aclDentorn 76-77e;
semiidtes sfoIbenforu 75s-76Ac
per gui9el.
safer. - 10. 2 trsib.r 52s-
53c; Sinnbarb ,psib.r 52-52se; Ro.
g tpeiber 51}-52c; Ro. A fpsibsr 80
--51c; SO. 2 ssmiidter 51s-52c;
Ro. 8 ssmiIdt.r 5l-51ie; RO. 4 sss
miiftsr 50-51f.
Ecagen. - 20. 2 Slit
~; gto. 8 S1.09-i.11; go. 4
81 .0G--1 90.
Wbistn.
gtrfanitlpu rSen 30G 9bls 1iitil.
lsrs isiHiihes gppSs dMf Der Bats bon
sl.39 psr gaIcrs.
Gruceries.
9atis:. mar!t ruhia. qrtiIe
i:siS.
Ntinn .,..'.'tss..'.'..-'. y
Whit . . . ~
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Gi4ifsn sfH. 49,. sfxlEiHeHrt Eadf.s 4r. n
ut4tlcu fcur. tr. islAEstH. paf. toub. &C.. 70
9t9tsen epsc. Br... ~ Trf y. sf Wser AZ ls4
gNfrtte 81, A.. ID. q, gsr. shr.. %
&alnu. & CNs ". gsAN 10 est. tr... ssh
s;ssf R- e. e. s; y 8. sasgS 3 Il AZ e. i:,s s
tfnL 1} Wteresa - wNN. .. % ,At. .isf
lfrfrcl nsaftn %. ssh Eerfb. Baeifts sr. Six
Gtsfag. = o. tMr.. o Nsrte. AGfifie ST.. q
th x& ~. s.rna. y d. '.S', sstisis, l.:. ~
GO Z .. is,rf u ssHlpsnn. feu. IL. !. nj.
g.. B.AG an. a.. 81 lseabiro as,r' IL. ~
g. m. q o. b. ljxs n. Ieip.A&.b III IA. a.. n
ssS4sss!S: sl**s.94s,e, * q: S.. iix
&kefdtsrttHs Nh ssab dtr nins Ar. Ak
Del. = ond. %. a. ssk eonfe. 3ss. col. ls. seN
9, Ar o. rsf. g.. ~ fecnfb 10. q. a.. q
1intafr3 6x...... siKlecnft ,aedr. d. Eg. SSN
eris q. a. GsyisS. sst fsni9. kaiis - 81. 81
dc a. ia e.. ss,s issss Ssssle ~ N a.. =. y "
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Ausmdrtise Wfdrfte.
Rcp Dort, A. Stunt.

3ebl. = Wartt DerdnberIi9.
RogsennebI. - @artt taiun its.
zig.
DlaismebI. giarft riibig.
Hogsen. - Nnrtt itetig; yso. 2
g9eitern SIPS {. /. I. iilr erport.
Gerite. - @aartt ptllis; genlal5te
75-S0e c. |. (. Buffalo.
0eiBeu. -, Martt rpiGiser; 9so.
2 rotber $1.37s mO yto. 2 barter
St.4ts c. /. {. gIeu yort fiir Nus
iubr; 9so. 1 @ottbern 9llitb $1.42l
unO gto. / 9iortbern Mtuiitoba ST.
i0t c. /. I. @uiinIo.
&elidforu. r. Rarft piligi &p. 2
gelbc5 S2sc fir pron.pte 9ieieruna.
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WPstan 8 Warft.

gteD gort, 4. SSllni.
appfcr - Dlarft ieit, GIeetroIpD
tic SI9.o0-19.25.
Sinn. - Iarft feit, 8 5onna1
9artie $3s.00-3S.50.
e;ien. - gIarft itetig uno unper.
dni':rt.
@lei. = s5.2o-5.9o; SpeItpr,
feine GiIptirllngerr.
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.WesbaIb pGblsu sie ssrdbe .is
ne Jrau, bic nod elf Sdtpeiteru bate"
.Do tpulut auf mid nur ein
3pDlttel -S4piegeruusttsr-'
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ssluR,NadJrid,ten.

Samitas, 5. 9iini 1915.
Sun Gintinnutier Gtitrift pirb ii6
Der Ohio Slug hette MIR nenia Der.
dnbcrn. Ger @oiierftorb betrig
seitern @beuo bel bis.aer staSt 2i.9
Gabl
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Wiehnarft.

GiHeinnati. 4. rsuni.
3ufubr unb 8eriunbt pGbrsnb Der
lebten "a Stunbsn. uerelihsn nit ben
uorbcrgchen0er pier Sagen ipnrelI
lnie inlut.
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GintisnstL 4 Suni, 1915

GintiHnatt 4, Snni 1915.
Tie Gsi&aits saren tsnts in ben bisfssn
6anien uno BET ben U2sffern rublg uno
DsIb III ntaig. bo bic Banfen rehr 0le &C.
nneenbs 5onbs on Sdnb baben. Jar Tdr.
Isten ,pn taus rsrbsn psn ben Honien
sX-Ix bsft&Hsf, pd9renb @ef6nftspa'
sisre ~ 6--696 eissostirt psrbeH. Sm pf,
fsnea Rarits pnrben Garleben .on taus ~
sK--t26 nab auf 8sit ~ +--lK$ plaeirf.
nsAfa ssi ass Dsd
nnress u Bari ywiid,sn 1aafen psriauft
Die dosntsrysts tsiragt boe Yrdmit per
oio0o.
DeAid ssS esssts.
eidt Bsdfel ssi 2onton pxrssn tu
e4.6t pu Ffb. GterIiHs quotirt. Dar @sf,s
fd asi Ueylix pnrbeH s5t fhr I Nari
bsts&sst. fGs 8eafel auf parts 10 pro
6raHf, aut GRhubam <0f pro 0nIbsa SAB
axi Disa iekf per &ross.
esstes-pefissfisssu
Uaxsu fubi0 uub eefis 7lts @oafeu auus
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81 Gent I. rsf lr. s7l4unicn s,as. .. e.. SOW
yntetb. gpst 1Hb. T6hlIn Bar 1.u.rei. a. .iosE
Ont. Msrs .wacrths 1tss|u. 9 Rubber cr los
Japar Ar. % Y. e. Etsel 2. br., .io2h
aarf. G'fp q. rel. Bg oih glr0. q. Gbcmicfl s5H
Q. q. bst.tr ffe19) soM Qsabnib 1. br :. .ieok
9. & 81. I'm. Il s2M B linton AZ -. slH
N. q. 3 Ter. I. a.. TlKHis. Gerfrol lr... es
UR.k1er. .aer-sh. % Asltinob 81 %. briofh
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Die ptsrI Rarst Sani rfldrte ssitsrn
itfe regulate baibldbrlias 7ipibsnbe pon
2N unb sine grtrasTipib,noe bon ~.
satIbar en- /. Sult. duberbsm wHrbe sin
snishnIi@er pstras BEN RsisrpsfcHo bin.
Suseflei.
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Die llmlass in bieliesn Clearinghouse
bsIitfea iit 1snte anf H.ls7,250
asssi sdsshaaa.
Ter Warit IN 2oiaIi,isridtsn ipar htuis
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
AMBITIOUS PROGRAM
FOR WOMAN'S CLUB
Many Noted Speakers Will be
Heard in City This
Season.

The program for the AIishawaka
Woman's club for the season 1916
&c is one of the most ambitious yet
provided by this organization, and one
that will add considerably TO its repu-
tation among the clubs of a similar
character throughout the country.
The season will be opened Saturday
next by the holding of what IS
known as presidents day which will
be of a social nature.
Every department of the organiza-
ton will have an important part in
the season S work, and some of the
best known speakers in the country
will have a place on the program.
The departments of literature, art,
music, civics, home economies, etc,
will feature on their programs many
eminent people Among these are
Mrs. Aletta Waterbury Goss of Chi
cago; Mrs. Caroline Bartlett Crane,
who is coming to the city on the invi-
tation of the mayor and city council,
the Woman's club and all OF the 9TH
er local organizations. and who will
make an investigation of the civic and
sanitary conditions of the city and will
report on the same in an address to
the public; Mrs. w. /. Thomas of the
Chicago Woman's club, who accom-
panied Miss Jane Adams on her mis-
sion to Holland; Mrs. William IL
Swintz; II. d. Kitson, Phi. D., profess
sor of psychology at the University of
Chicago; Mrs. Melville F. Johnston
chairman art department, general
federation OF wOman's clubs and Off
cial lecturer and guide in the art gall
leries of the Panama exposition;
Charles Frederick Morse, lecturer or
the history of music at the Detroit in
stitute Of musical art, etc.
In addition to the above, several
speakers of note from Mishawaka and
South Bend will have a part on the
program during the seasons sessions
The officers of the club are as fol
lows: President, Mrs. j. w. Keller
first vice president, Mrs. l.. NJ Ed.
wards; second vice president, Mrs. w
r. Kiskadden third vice president
Miss Inez Hudson; recording secre-
tary. Mrs. +. d. Byrkit; assistant re-
cordinC secretary, Mrs. f. A. Doan,
corresponding and federation secre-
tary, Miss Cora A. Ney; treasurer
Mrs. c. E. McCollum; registrar, Mrs
Rose +. Grimes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
BURG00 FEAST IS
HELD BY REPUBLICANS
Five Candidates For Senatorship De-
liver Addresses at
indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 22.-Weath-
er conditions were ideal for the mon
ster republican burgOo feast which
was held at the state fair grounds
here today. under the auspices of the
Columbia club, with more than 10000
persons in attendance.
The feast started at IL O'Clock. VII
liam L. Hays. republican state chair
man, was chairman Of the day ana
delivered the opening address. Ad-
dresses were also made by Charles A
Carlisle of South Bend; James p.
Goodrich of Winchester; Quincy A.
Myers of Indianapolis; Warren T. Nc
Cray Of Kentland, and Mayor r. O.
Johnson Of Gary. all of whom are
candidates for the nomination for
governor.
Speeches were made by five candi-
dates for United States senator, who
are: Walter Olds of Fort Wayne;
James F. Watson Of Rushville; Will
liam L. Taylor and Arthur r. Robin
son OF indianapolis and Hugh TIL. Mil
Ter Of Columbus
Mayor r. o. Johnson, who arrived
at noon on a special train, was ac-
companied by a brass band.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
MAY ASK RECEIVER
FOR TRACTION LINES
WinOna Interurban Co. Not Able to
Make Payments of
Interest.

GOSHEN. Ind, Sept 22.-Elkhart
county residents who own 100000 or
the Winona Interurban Co. bonds,
have employed counsel here following
a notice from the corporation that in
terest payments will be defaulted.
Davis and Schaefer, Goshen lawyers
interested, today said an effort is be-
ing made to compromise the claims,
but that in all probability a petition
for a receiver will be filed. The Vino
ma company operates lines between
Goshen and Warsaw and Peru.
The Goshen Warsaw line, 20 miles
long was built in 1906, and in 1908 the
line connecting Warsaw and Peru was
constructed.
The corporation that owns the
Winona interurban properties is en-
tirely distinct from Winona assembly
which is under receivership with liza
bilities of about 100000. According
to information given out here, it is inn
possible for the railway company to
meet it's bond obligations. The road
forms an important part of the
through route from st. Joseph, Mich.
to Indianapolis, and in Goshen has a
working agreement with the Chicago
South Bend and Northern Indiana
Railway Co, entering this city over
the Northern Indiana line.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
FUNERAL OF GEO. w. MUTT
WAS LARGELY ATTENDED

The funeral OF George W. Mutt,
city clerk. took place Wednesday af-
ternoon and was very largely attend-
ed. The services were held IN the
Methodist Memorial church of which
Mr.. Mutt was an active member. Rev.
DR.. Loren NJ. Edwards. pastor of the
church officiated. A quartet consist
ing Of Mrs. c. r. Beatty. Mrs. Lyle
Fenton. @. A Maurer and Wilfred
budding rendered beautiful vocal Sc
lections, among them being "Beauti-
full Isle" a favorite piece of Mr..
Nuts. The local Masonic order had
charge Of the arrangements. while
other fraternal societies of which Mr..
Mutt was a member were largely rep
resented in the cortege. The follow
ing acted as pail bearers: City En-
gineer Charles Colex. City Judge
Ralph Feig. City Atty. Ralph Jerne-
gan, City Comptroller Walter Michael,
T. b. McDOnOugh. chairman Of the
board Of public works, and A. r.
Kline. superintendent or water works.
The city hall was closed during the
funeral and Mayor Gaylor and all the
officials attended in a body. Burial
was in the city cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
NUSUAWAKA PERSONAIS.

Rev. Welch of Three Rivers, Mich.
spent Tuesday visiting with Rev. j.
II. Blackmann.
Mrs. Lillian Fries has returned to
Chicago.
Ira ]. Smith of Elkhart will visit
with friends here Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Nellie McNeal, who is en-
ployed in Chicago, is spending her
vacation visiting with her mother.
Mrs. w. L. Borley and sons Donald
and Edgar have returned from an
outing at their cottage near st. Jo-
seph, Mich.
Mrs. O. Iverson has returned to her
home in Chicago after visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. August Weber, Milburn
st.
Donald Johnson of Benton Harbor,
Mich, spent Tuesday as the guest OF
G. G. Hurst
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis L. Thayser of
Columbia City are visiting here.
Miss Louise VanDurne has return
ed to Battle Greek. Mich, after visit
ing here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
BUTTON FACTORY HAS
PROSPERED At ST. JOE
ErStWhiIe MiShaWaka Industry
Has Doubled Its Capacity
Since Moving From Here.

Since leaving A1ishawaka for st. JO-
seph, Mich, the button factory owned
by Messrs. Moods and BemOit Is said
10 have prOspered far beyond the ex-
pectatiOns OF the DrOprietOrs The en-
terprise which had been established
in Mishawaka for many years was
compelled To move on account OF com
plants made by residents on Edge
water DIR. These complaints were laid
before the sanitary inspector who no
titled the prOprietOrs 10 clean up OF
get out. 1t was claimed by the factory
people that the complaints were un-
founded and rather than submit TO the
official orders the plant was moved to
the Michigan city. Some feeling was
engendered among the business men
at the time of the factOry's removal
they being Of the opinion that efforts
should have been made TO come 10
an arrangement satisfactory to those
complained against the industry and
20 the owners. Before anything was
done in this direction, however, the
factory moved away.
Although il is only about three
months since il has located in St
Joseph, il has been found necessary
10 almost double the capacity Of the
factory. An order for 20 additional
machines was recently placed and the
force increased 10 90, none of the
hands drawing less than $500 per
week. Tons Of clam shells are being
shipped TO the factory each week in
Guiding many from the river in and
near Mishawaka where several Of the
company are still working.
Mr.. Woods was in the city Tuesday
nil;ht and spoke highly OF the treat
ment accorded the firm by the city
officials Of St. Joseph. While they re-
GREETED having to leave Mishawaha he
saws that the change has brought
greater prosperity To the company
which is at the present time inundated
with orders.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO, y. Y, Sept. 22.-CAT-
TLE-Receipts $50 head; market active
and steady: prime steers $9M9.j0; butch
er grades $6.50dS.J0.
CALVES Receipts % head; market ac-
tive zoe higher: Gull 10 choice S5d12
SHEEP AND LAAIRS-Receipts 1000
head market active, 2jc higher: choice
lambs S9.40do go; Gull 70 fair seas. % :
yearlings S6d7.Z5: sheep S3d625
HOGS-Receipts 1900; market active
256J0c higher; Workers SS.j0Gs.65: pigs
$3.50: mixed $s50GS.6O; heavy S7.75dS. % :