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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
B0YC0TTS OF GERMANY
INCREASED BY SEAMEN
AND COTTON DEALERS

International News Service
LONDON. July -Four months
viii be added 10 the seamans boy
colt against Germany as a result OF
the siukIn- Of the hospital ship
IIandovery Castle bringing it up
10 six years IL was declared TODAY
or Havelock wilson president of
the international SeameH Union.
How can one negotiate with
such scum as those who permit
such crimes against the defense
less" declared Wilson -It is re-
marha Bile that German trade -nIoH-
ists and socialists never protest
Z "a fnst these aDmoina Die outrageE.
Al general meeting Of the mem
bers OF the Liverpool cotton IA
change soday II vas unanimously
resoI ed that uo members shoult
trade either directly or INDIRECTLY
with the present enemies ~ Great
Britain for G8 years after rhe Va-
ends
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
ASSIGNS PARTS IN
JULY FOURTH PAGEANT

The names OF those who will take
part iu the pageant which is 90 be
feature of the afternoons program
at Rum Village celebration ON the
Fourth we're given ont Tuesday by
Mrs Homer j. Miller chairman of
the affair humanity Miss Marie
Noed isch- Refugees. Afiss Victoria
Strauss and Carl Baum-arSler jus
tice. 1Iss Stella Grafton. Warrior
Edmund O.DonueIl. Red Cross AIi~s
Garlic Ruth War Loan. Douglas
owen. Food supply AIi~~ Beruice
Freeman Freedom Miss Margaret
Lirpincott the Nations. the home
guards. Wilson Bros club and eighth
grade Eirls
The pageant - 10 he given under
the direction of AIRS Lutte Baker
Gum assisted hy Miss Bernice
Glars AIRS Jacob Keruer is super
wiser Of the costumes and the music
VIII 6e under the direction of Miss
Edie Harmon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
COUNTRY CLUB CASE
CONTINUED FOR WEEK

When Samuel b. Pettengin, attor-
ney for the defense moved for judg-
ment for the defendant Monday aft
ernoon in the case of the South Bend
Country club holding company
against John Reynolds, jr., the case
was taken under Amusement until
Tuesday July by Judge Mott OF
the superior court. The plaintiff
claims that Reynolds purchased two
lots valued at $1,000 from a. Frank,
agent for the holding company in the
fall of 1916. and that he has failed
10 paw for them. The defendant
claims that Frank violated a gen
tleman's agreement when he held
the defendant 10 the contract, which
Reynolds claims was made only
when Frank stated that the defend
ant could wait until the following
spring 10 decide as 10 whether he
would complete the contract.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
WILL INOUCT MAN
WHO DISAPPEARED AT
VAN0ALlA STATION

Stephen Kulesa. who disappeared
from the draft contingent which left
last Thursday from this city for
Camp Sherman. o., viii he induct-
ed into service some time this week.
According to the o1scials Of Board
No 2 under which Kules1 was reg
istered the latter marched 10 the
train with the men who left here and
suddenly disappeared i'm the crowd.
He was latter picked up by the po-
lice and has been confined I'm the
county jail.
With Kulesa are three other men
two Of whom have been classified
as deIinquents by Board No. > Lads
law WandaloWski failed 20 put I'M
an appearance when ne was called
for service last Thursday and Harry
Callahan registered under "a Chica-
90 board was listed go leave from
that city ON the same date lie will
be indicted into service here prob
ably.
Emory Major who left this city
several weeks ago for clinton Ind.
will be given am examination this
week lie was i'm the last draft
quota but he failed % receive his
notice he saws Board officials sta e
however. that ne did not leave a
notice eff change of residence with
them consequently the responsibility
Of failing to- put I'm au appearance
last Thursday devolves upon him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02

in the Service of the American En-
press Co, for the past Is years.
practically having filled every posi-
ton in that company's service.
He has been located at South
Bend since last January, residing at
the Robertson hotel.
/. Z. Gift, former manager Of the
Adams Express Co, has been given
the entire supervision OF depOts,
paying particular attention TO move
ment OF trains and experimenting
the wagon service.
II. n. Kibler, former manager Of
the Wells, Fargo & Co, has been
appointed traffic inspector and will
have direct charge of traffic, investi-
eating complaints, etc.
w. c. Byington has been appoint
ed chief clerk and A. T.. Peterson
has been appointed general cashier
of the new company.
Many other important appoint
ments have been made and practic-
ally all former employees placed in
some position.
The new company's sole aim will
be to give better service, in an ef-
fort to satisfy the public at all
times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
CREDIT MEN To
RATE PLEDGES
Each Subscription to War Saw
ingS Campaign to be Re-
considered at Once.

Credit men 81 south Bend are %
be called in 10 aid the War Savings
drive. Every pledge card turned in
90 Headquarters will be carefully eN-
amined by mem bers of the local or
sanitation. and the financial ability
OF every subscriber viii be con
sidered If the pledge made is not
considered sufficient in the light of
the subscribers wealth and credit
the card will he turned over TO a
special committee. which will en-
deaVor to have the subscription in
creased.
Cards are still slowly coming in TO
HEADQUARTERS. Al noon Tuesday il
was estimated that the city was
100000 short of its minimum quota.
S1.400.0OO The checking-up process
has already begun. and new can
vass Of the city will be started before
the week is over. il was announced.
Pledges from many Of the stores
and places Of business IN the down
town district have not Yet been re-
turned. There are several HUNDREDS
cards still 20 he reported it is esti-
mated but whether this source Will
aid very materially in making mp the
$500. coo shortage is a matter of
doubt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
TWO DIRECTORS OF
LIBERTY LOAN NAMED

War Heuniugs exalted ruler or
the local lodge ~ Elks. was appoint
cd director o. sales and Joseph ST.
Stephenson business manage NJ
The News mes director Of trans
portatioH for the fourth Liberty
loan drive next October ar County
Director r. a BRYAN Tgesday Alr
HenninEs VIII have charge OF The
sales department for the entire
county and Mr. Stephenson VIII or
game the automobile owners Of rhe
city into transportation units which
viii be ready at moments notice
% carry the flying squadrons Of the
campaign 70 any part 81 the coun-
~
Both Alr Jennings and Nr.
Stephenson began the organization
Of their forces Tuesday and The
plane for the sale ~ bonds probably
81 oa9.e0o in amounf. viii be- we'll
under va before ihs latter part of
rAs sezzG<
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
Gossip of the Markets

NEW YORK, July 2-B. IT, Et-
teison says: News from Europe IS
satisfactory. In Washington the only
matter OF prominence at the mo-
ment is the proposed government
control of wires which should not
disturb business any more than TAX
ing control Of the railroads The
continued big domestic business of
the country is reflected I'm the show
ing made in the mail order line. The
heavy selling of steel should leave
the market technically strong. So
long as leading interests are conf
dent Of ultimate victory no real
liquidation is to be expected. Rails
continue dormant. but their day viii
soon be here. This is the time to
buy them. a little more irregularity
in general market may be expected.
but the trend still seems 10 be to-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
PLACE BAN ON
FIRE WORKS SALE
Chief of Police to Enforce City
Ordinance Against Explo-
SiVeS on the Fourth.

strict enforcement Of the city ord
nance prohibiting the sale and dis
charge of any kind of explosives IS
to be made 10y Chief of Police Kline
and the police department, accord
ing TO a statement issued Tuesday
by Chief Kline.
This means that there are 10 be
no fireworks in South Bend on the
Fourth. The ordinance is positive in
regard 20 the sale OF any explosives
within the city at any time, and il
is equally positive regarding the dis
charge Of these explosives at any
time even including the Fourth Of
July.
It was brought TO the attention of
Chief Kline Tuesday morning that
the city ordinance is being disre-
garded. and that already i'm various
parts of the city the celebration OF
Independence day has begun, judg-
ing from the loud reports that are
said 70 puncture the air at almost
any hour OF the day
Some merchants are also said 10
have displayed for sale fireworks OF
the usual description. Chief Kline
issues a warning that a continuance
of this viii result in arrests and
prosecutions under the terms OF the
city ordinance, which il is said, was
enacted 20 insure q safe and sane
Fourth for South Bend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
INDEPENDENCE NUMBER
OF WAR CRY Is ISSUED

The independence day number Of
the War Cry" the semi-annual
publication OF the Salvation Army,
which is Just out, is patriotic from
cover TO cover Highly colored pa
triotic pictures, the one appealing
for a righteous peace. the other a
reproduction OF the ringing OF the
Liberty bell adOrn the front and
back covers and a double page in the
interior OF the ma gazine is given
over 10 pictures showing the work
OF the salvation Army on the battle
field. The publication contains sew
eral decidedly worthwhile poems
and the stories and editorials ring
with loyalty from beginning 10 end
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
HOLDS BURGLAR
FOR POLICEMAN
Sits on Intruder in Home I'm.
til Police Officer Puts
in Appearance.

Hearing unwonted noises fin his
house at a late hour Monday night
John Penpek. 7S1 IL w Ford St,
got out Of led and began an investi-
CATION.
II was not long before Mr. Pen
pek found a stranger in the house
He had gained an entrance through
an open window Mr.. Penpek Crap
Piled with the intruder, ard he soon
pinioned the huge darby 10 the
floor. Then he dealt him q blow
that rendered it possible for Mr.
Penpek TO call the police
officer Kish responded 10 the
call. and the Negro, who gave his
name as Hosin Dokey. and his ad-
dress as eos s. Michigan st, was
taken TO police headquarters.
In city court Tuesday morning
Dokey was held under $1,000 bond
until his preliminary hearing which
will take place before Judge Gilmer
June 9.
Harry Gozeskowski. 100 Webster
st. arrested by Detective kOsorow-
ski on suspicion of being member
of a gang Of burglars operating in
South Bend for sometime, was also
arraigned before Judge Gilmer. lie
was found trying to pawn revolver
and was picked up on suspicion. lie
is charged with having stolen the
revolver. He will be given a hear
ing next Tuesday.
Unless Hugh McCarty remains
sober for the next 80 days, he will
have to pay SIS fine in addition
to what other punishment the city
Judge sees fit TO impose. He was
given suspended fine Tuesday
morning on a charge of intoxica-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
CITY TO EMF ORCE
CROWDER ORDER
Mayor Gives Instructions to
Police to Weed Out
Non-produCerS.

City exemption boards are 10 be
given the hearty cooperation of city
authorities N strictly enforcing
Provost Marshal Crowder's work or
right" order which went into effect
Monday.
Mayor Carson Tuesday ISSUED
sweeping orders to Chief OF Police
Kline 10 begin To- enforce Gen.
PROVIDERS orders ~ once There is
10 be no laxity. according 20 the
mayor. in forcing ali men within the
draft age 20 procure an essential
JOB.
4 told one cigar store clerk this
morning" said tas mayor that he
would have 70 get from behind that
counter and go 10 work az some job
that produces something
The mavor declared that every ef-
fort 10 aid the administration in the
enforcement OF the work err fight
order viii be made by the police
Watch is 20 be kept by The police
over all men within the draft age
and they arc TO be made 40 comply
zyith the Crovder order. There are
NH ne flN rANAafNr Oh HAIh NAlfN AAA hfft
cts allowed, according 90 the may
orr Those who do not have -essen-
iiaI" jobs now VIII bee made 10 get
them at once.
Renewed efforts are also to he
made by the police TO put an end 20
Vagrsncy iu South Bend lettering
too. Is 20 be called TO "a halt and
the frequent group of idlers around
street corners and interurbau sta
tions are 10 be put an end TO- ac-
cording to the mayor.
a closer watch is also 90 be kept
over the railroad yards of the city
10 prevent hobOs and dead-beats
from riding INTO town They are %
be picked up bv the police as soon
as they arrive and are either TO be
put 20 work iu some essential en-
deavor or locked up i'm Jail. and held
FOR the federal authorities
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
FUNERALS
ENER n. KULLENBERG

The body Of Ever II. Kullenberg.
who died at Kelly field. Corpus
Christi Texas, sunday afternoon,
will arrive in this city at 1:49
clock Friday morning accom-
panied by two privates from his
company.
Funeral services viii be held at
the residence. 1916 ). Kendall ST,
lat o'clock sunday afternoon and
at the Swedish Lutheran church at
2.@0 O'Clock Rev Gottfrid Olson
viii oHiciate Burial will be iu the
city cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02

ward an ultimately higher leteI"
NEW YORK. July 2.-Thc FIrau-
clal News Bulletin says. Irregular
ity is expected 10 continue with pro-
fessionals still disposed toward reae-
tionary activities. Sentiment in those
circles shows "a tendency to soll ace
tNities on rallies We thmk the
market may be a. little otcr-aoIelt.
with technique moderately tuIucr-
able. and requiring "A new huIi in-
Ceutiye for improvement of "a broad
er nature We do not believe amy
recession would be important unless
very unfavorable developments take
place. and would be inclined 90 buy
ou weakness after recee~ion-
Good buying is noted n Aua-
conda and American Car a Foun-
DRY"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
WOMEN RAISE $56,939
IN CASH AND PLEDGES
IN w. S. S. CAMPAIGN

Airs Harry +. Schadt. chairman
of the women workers who assist
ed tho home guards in the recent
War Savings stamp campaign, has
given out the following report as q
result of the weeks work:
Cash sales i'm banks. hOrels. thea
ters and street booths. S10,520.10;
total pledges obtained in booths
S19.541 Pledges obtained in house
TO house canvass, S26,S77
The grand total. S56.93S.1O. gives
evidence of the industry and thor
ough work of the women. The re-
suits obtained through the street
booths. Of which Miss Esther q.
Fulton was chairman. were above
expectation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
COUNTY OFFICES FILE
QUARTERLY REPORTS

Quarterly fee reports Of the fol-
lowing Offices for the quarter end
ing June 80, have been approved by
the St. Joseph county commission
ers;
Charles Z. Bailey, sheriff. S655.35;
Bert Klysz, recorder, $1.76O.SO; Ar
thur Wolf, auditor. s365.70: George
Raab, clerk, $2.13S.SO: Chester r.
Montgomery, prosecutor, city court
S42O; circuit and superior courts
S101; justice OF peace, S1l5; and the
Mishawaka city court, 1925, making
a total Of S761.
The sheriff has been allowed mile
age at the rate of five cents per
mile and war tax. This has been
approved by the state board OF ac-
counts.
Other business Of the county com
nlissioners passed upon Monday af-
ternOOn. follows:
The resolution Of the town board
of Lakeville upon the petition OF
Fred Linebach and others for the
improvement Of the connecting link
of the Dixie highway which runs
through the town, was approved by
the commissioners
The contract for the construction
OF the Beehler road let TO II. w
Reed x Sons Construction Co. was
rescinded as the bonds for the road
have not been sold The bonds
were ordered sold June 5. Bert
Meegan was awarded the contract
for the cousrr1l cri0n of bridge over
the line Of the ST. Joseph and Mar
shall counties in Union township
The work Will coz S96e.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
NEW REPORT ON PLACE
DITCH Is COMPLETED

The general plan for deepening
the Place ditch in the Kankakee
marsh and its laterals was incor-
pCrated in report filed Tuesday
afternoon by the drainage commits
sioners. The report recommends
that the present ditch be made deep
e. varying from four 10 10 feet that
all of the lateral be cleaned out
for a certain distance up stream
from the keukakee river The ditch
assessment has been "a subject of
litigation for several years and the
report just filed Is the second since
the assessments on the landowners
We're contested in the Laporte cir
cult court IN 1913.
In making the assessments the
com missioners recommend two
classes, benefits and outlets The
benefited class Is divided into nine
subdivisions varying according 10
the degree of benefit derived, Tor
this class owns $500 acres in the
marsh proper The outlet includes
$4,000 acres, making a total Of
900 AFFECTED.
The estimated cost by the present
board OF commissioners is S3IA.
100 as against the S466.14s made
by the former board
There is larse amount OF
meandered. OF state land along the
kankakee river and, by special act
OF the legislature which was passed
last year. this land is assessa bic.
This removes one Of the doubtful
elements IN the drainage project
This Is perhaps TIE largest drain
age project ever undertaken IN In
diana and the commissioners are
expecting 40 litue litigation before
the present report is approved or
rejected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
GRANT NEW TRIAL IN
CALVERT WILL ACTION

a new trial has been granted i'm
the case OF William g. Calvert
against Hazel Calvert and others by
Judge " A. Funk i'm the ST. Joseph
county circuit court ia which the
plaintiffs sought 10 break the Will of
the late Mary J. Calvert The de
PENDANTS secured verdict i'm a trial
oy jury recently i'm the circuit court
and the plaintiffs immediately
moved tor a new trial upon the
grounds that the testimony was
oEerw helminsly i'm favor OF the
plaintiffs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
TO HAVE INTERURBAN
DAY EACH THURSDAY

Beginning THURSDAY July IS
South BenG VIII have a weekly IN
terurban and suburban day" They
will be held each Thursday OF every
week. and viii be devoted by the
merchants of the city 10 encourag-
ing the interurban and suburban
trade 10 come 10 this city.
The Retail Merchants bureau Of
the Cham Der of Commerce a. a
meeting Tuesday morning decided
upon the name for the day. Al first
il was suggested that il he called
Suburban day hat as il is plan
ned 20 reach out as far as Elkhart
and other cities equally distant from
South Bend, il was decided that in
teTurosn and suburban would ne
more suita bic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
READY FOR OPENING
OF NEXT BOYS CAMP

Application blanks for the second
camp OF the boys working reserve
are now in the hands OF John G.
Nesgley. county director. One hun
dred boys will be allowed 10 attend
the camp al Purdue. Lafayette. Ind
which will open July 10.
DR.. Stanley Coulter. dean OF the
school Of science Of the university.
Will be in command OF the camp.
and instructors from the Purdue ag-
ricultural experiment station viii
train the boys in she rudiments Of
farm work There Will be one period
Of military drill each day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
HOME GUARDS TO ATTEND
KUlLENBERG FUNERAL

The funeral of PVT. Ever Il. Kuu-
eRserg. VINO died in camp in Texas,
Will be held from the residence at
@ O'Clock sunday afternoon. and
from the Swedish Lutheran church
AZ $50 o'clock Rev Goufrid OF
son oriciatine The funeral viii
be- attended by the local home
guards. members Of which or<aniza b.
ton viii act as honorary ia itbear-
ers Active pallbearerS viii be
mem hers Of the church
Burial VIII be IN the city esms-
terry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
POLICE RAID CELLAR
AND TAKE MUCH BEER

international News Service
EVANSVILLE Ind July THE
first liquor raid by the local police
since the Indiana supreme court de-
clared the Indiana dry law constitu-
tional occurred here today when Of
ficers Taided the home of oscar
Buchenberger saloonkeeper and
found large quantities Of beer stored
in the cellar. Buchenberser was
charged with violating the state
wide prohibition law when ARA gned
in police court
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
NINETY-0NE PERMITS
ISSUED DURING JUNE

Ninety-one building permits for
the erection OF structures az an az
gregate cost Of S63.14S were issued
during the month Of June according
% the monthly report of the city
building department given out Tues
DAY. lu June "a year ago there We're
1872 permits issued with an aeere-
gate Euiiding cost OF S-0S902
During the first SIX months Of the
present year there were 3Sl permits
issued as srsinS SIS for the same
Ssr.e9 during AL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
LEO COOK ADMITTED
TO COUNTY BAR HERE

Leo Louis Cook. of this city. was
admitted TO practice at the bar of
81 Joseph county Monday i'm the
circuit court All Cook is q grad
Eate of the Southt Bend high
school and received the degree of
bachelor OF laws last month after
three years of study at Notre Dame.
rte viii continue the study OF law
in h local law Office this summer
ana engage bon active practice when
The county courts convene in the
fsU following the vacation period.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
PLAN FOR JULY 4TH
AT DIAMOND LAKE

William McInerny. OF South Bend.
will deliver patriotic address al
Park shore. Diamond lake. July g
ar part of the program wh..h
has been arranged Dy local people
who will spend the day there The
Mishswswka Wooden co band and
local singers Will furnish music
throughout the dav.
A dance has seen planned 70 take
place AZ sAors Acres n the evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
u. S. TAR WITH FIRST
AMERICAN CONVOY Is
REENLISTED HERE

Kenneth Weston. who was boat
swain's mate. second class OF the
Battleship Seattle which conveyed
the first American contingent 10
France. reenlisted at the local naval
recruiting station Tuesday morning.
Weston enlisted in the navy four
years ago al the age of Is and COM
pleted his enlistment period four
months ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
LAY PLANS FOR WORK
REMAINDER OF YEAR

While plans for the fdture are not
fully developed by the Indiana War
Savings committee. il was announced
here Tuesday that for the remainder
of the year greater emphasis will he
laid upon War Savings societies and
sales stations
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
sUE no FoREcLosE MORTGAGE

Salt 90 recover Judgment OF $500.
the foreclosure of d mortgage and
the sale of property 10 satisfy the
mortgage was hled in the ST Joseph
superior court Tuesday morning by
Seymour Jensen against William 3.
and Ella :. calvert The plaintiff
claims that note was executed in
1905 by the defendants To sarah
Wallace and THAI this note was as
si-ued 20 the plaintiff in 1916 by the
administrator uf the estate of Airs
Wallace. The note was for s155.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
MORE COUNTIES REPORT
FILLING OF THEIR QUOTAS

Marion county has OVersubsCribed
its s6,0O0.o00 quota. according to
word received by state headquarters
here Tuesday Newton county has
completed its allotment of more
than 100000.
Twenty-nine counties were yester-
day reported TO have passed their
minimum figures
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-02
LOCAL MANAGER OF
AMERICAN RAILWAY
EXPRESS COMPANY

O T. LedeTer. local manager OF
the American Express Co. receives
the appointment Of mana ger Of the
new express company known as
American Railway Express 20. "
which since july 1st. transacts all
the express business OF this country.
With the exception Of one and
one half years Nj. Lederer has been