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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
SCHOOLS REOPEN
FOR FALL TERM
South Bend Training School
Discontinued After Found
er'S Death.

II wish this morning had never
come, remark made oy one Of
south Bends future citizens, is by
no means indicative of the spirit eN-
hibited by most OF the youngsters as
they gathered up their books Tues
day morning preparatory TO enjoy
ing the excitement attendant TO the
FIRST day Of school
\ report OF the enrolment In the
grade schools had rot been received
by Supt j. T. Nuner Tuesday aft
ernoon II was expected that many
of the '-Vacationists" would not re
turn until Wednesday making il i'm
possible 10 complete the enrolment
~ til then
Al the high school Tuesday morn
ing the upper classmen arranged
their programs and a schedule of l.
minute periods was run through.
Figures were not available there
either. early Tuesday afternoon. for
the freshmen were not scheduled 20
report for assignment 10 classes un-
til the afternoon. Principal j. :.
MCGOWAN stated, however, that he
thought The high school enrolment
would reach its customary total pro-
viding the freshTe en- class proved TO
he of average size.
The South Send training school,
which held it's classes in the Mel
Vile Bldg.. viii not open this fall
The school was founded i'm 1909 by
Mrs. Alma .. Ware and was con
Quoted by her for eight years. until
her death this spring I'm the first six
years Of its existence only kinder
Carten teachers could receive train
ing there but IN the fall Of 1917
Mrs. Ware added primary work TO
the curriculum The school has
graduated 90 kindergarten teachers
and 20 primary teachers good
many OF whom are employed in the
local schools. Mrs. Ware made no
provision for the continuance Of the
school after her death.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
HARDY PLEASED BY
OBSERVANCE HERE
OF AUT0LESS SUNDAY

l.. p. Hardy, county fuel admins
traitor. announces that he is very
PLEASED with the way in which south
Bead citizens have compiled witt
rne autoless Sunday edicI Although
theie were lew violations. he be-
lieves that these were due chiefly 10
the novelty OF the recent regulation.
and ne looks forward 10 even great
er cooperation next SUNDAY.
An organization is now being ef-
fected whereby those citizens who
must necessarily have gasoline for
their cars on Sundays may secure
the same through the use of spec
ial card system similar 10 that now
used in the distribution OF sugar.
Physicians will of course be included
IN this class.
1T is noticeable" said Mr. Hafuy.
that the public i'm general has
adopted = peculiar form of scorn for
the driver OF a SUNDAY pleasure car.
Naturally We are not responsible for
It's origin. bat IL IL serves TO convince
ne unpatriotic of the absolue neces-
sity az observing the governments
orders. i viii be aiding their enforce
ment In a purely psychological way.
We cannot be too severe i'm our COM
|demnation Of those who are not
willing 10 give up selfish pleasure iu
s great cause
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
WAH LONG SING KEE,
TOO, WORKING FOR
FREEDOM OF MANKIND

"Pletty soon me close up, maybe
two months; me 20 wok Nictowy
alice time; me go school mite time
me lean lead and lite English good
Me wo'kee alice time now, no time
go school. One China boy Elkha't
he go way las night, he go Chicago.
he go wo'k Victowy, alice samee big
LOT China boys
NO makee money washee now,
soap costee TOO much, coal costee
too much; papah and sting 70 tie up
packages cOstee too much: help
costee too much. no gettee young
man help any mo; only old man
help. no good. Too much costee. not
enough money. only just eat
MY washee business no good now.
Me wo'k Victowy Vo'k, makee cans
gluit 70 soldjs's. Ne have one
bond now, me want buy Victowy
bond mex month; no buy mo Vie
towy bonds, no makee money. Ne 60
Chica go. 20 Victowy wo'k, buy mo-
NictoVv bonds"
Thus spake Wah Long Sing Kee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
WOODWARD WINS
BIG TRAP SHOOT
OF LOCAL CLUB

J. Woodward OF Houston. Texas,
copied of the top honors in the biz
shoot held a. the s. Joseph Valley
Gun club yesterday against 100 op-
ponents
The shoot was held a. the Mues-
sci 6sld and practically every shoot
or OF prominence in the country
was present The shoot was = reg
istered one. and all scores will be
included i'm the officia record.
Three traps were used 10 care foc
the big field OF shooters.
A total OF over $500 IN cash and
trophies were distributed 10 the
winners There we're so trophies,
and these were donated by the
Eastman class system high guns Of
each class taking first choice. The
trophies ranged from silver cups 10
silver water pitchers and me value
of all was unusually high.
Woodward Shoots 14s.
Mr. woodward took the high
amateur score with las out Of a pos
siOle 15O and won the J. NJ s. cup.
=
local honOrs with ia out Of $50
While L. +. Lowry OF Boston shot
145 and C. D. Clay of Houston, Tex,
shot IA.
Much interest was created IN the
success OF the women participants.
Mrs Harvey Almert. winner Of the
grand American handicap at Chica-
go for the women's section shot
49, She won lower than Mrs. A.
~ Winkler. champion OF Illinois
however. who shot 13s, taking the
oliver hotel trophy.
There were 1870 targets smash
ed and the entrants from the mid
western states and metropolitan
centers elsewhere voted the shoot
the best one day affair they mad ever
attended
There were so trophies valued a.
$500 in addition to $500 in cash for
prizes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
JOHN VA|NI NOT
GUILTY OF INTENT
Citizen Charged With Attempt
inc to Kill Battle Greek
Man Acquitted.

Charges OF assault with intent TO
Kill against John Naini, 614 y.
limerick ST. who shot James Cook
OF Battle Creek, Mich. in the head
on the night of July a. were dis
missed in city court by Judge Gil
mer Tuesday morning
Naini admitted having shot
Cook, but testified that ne had done
so in self defense. Deputy Pros
Schwartz put on the witnesses for
the state several weeks ago when
the state asked for a continuance
on the grounds that il had other
witnesses who were out of the city
a { the time
Cook testified that ne and two
companions had drunk whisky in
Naini's place for more than an hour
on the night OF the shooting, and
when Naini refused TO sell them
more liquor. the row started
Witnesses for the defense testified
Tuesday morning that Cook and his
companions We're IN the place Gut =
few minutes. They said that Cook
and the two other men had demand
ed 10 he served with whisky, and
when Naini told them that he did
not sell whisky. they attacked ham
and ne used his revolver in self de-
Tense. None of the witnesses for the
state were able 10 say positively that
Naini had fred the snot that wound
ed Cook. However, Naini admittec
having shot Cook, but he cen
tended that he fred the shot in self
defense The court agreed with him.
and he was discharged
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
CIRCUIT COURT PETIT
JURY DRAWN TUESDAY

The petit jury was drawn for the
ST. Joseph circuit court by the jury
commissioners Tuesday morning At
County Clerk George VI. Rasb's Of
fee. The new panel is composed OF
Arthur Smeltz, Madison township;
G. w Boomer. Warren; George Ny
ers. olive: A n Ering Liberty:
CLYDE Riddle. Union; william Shuli,
Center. c A Bunch, Unions Charles
H. Williams Liberty; William Me
Donald. Portage: Rolo Skiles. Green
a. n Robins, German, and George
Siain. Lincoln.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
YOUNG ROBBERS
TAKEN BY POLICE
Boys PiIfer Three Stores and
One Lodge Before They
Are Caught.

Emulating Inc klept0mania pro-
ciivities Of characters % be found in
forbidden literature. four small
boys. two Of them 10 years old one
H. and the other r. have fallen
into the hands OF the juvenile court
on account o. a series Of robberies
committed by them during the past
week
The boys are Warren HARDY 10
years old. 62I s. Fellows ST.. Jack
Currie. 0 years old 2e1 s. Michi-
gan ST.. John Hill. u years old 100
b. Wayne ST and Claude Hender-
son. u years old. 1923 S. Carroll st.
Reports were made 90 the police
that Beuhlers market or r. Mich
gan ST. Kinney's shoe store on r.
Wayne s.. Eedmen's hall ON :.
Michigan St. and and 1e cent
store in the down town district had
been robbed
The robberies did not amount 10
much in the things actually taken.
but the fact that they were being
made the object OF the attacks or
the thieves worried the proprietors.
The police began an investiga ton
and TUESDAY morning they succeed
I'd IN running the thieves 20 earth.
The robbers being mere children
have been turned over 20 the iuve-
nile court for further investigation.
Al the shoe store and the market
small amounts or money and
postage stamps were taken. At the
and 10 cent store a mum Der OF
pa lbs elephants. tops and other TOYS
were Appropriated. Ar Redmen' S
hall some of the parapheruaIa OF
the lodge was taken This has been
recovered By the police and return
ed.
There have been other robberies
continuing over period of seyeraI
weeks and the police believe thai
the boys arS responsible for most of
them but so far they have been un-
. bic 20 obtain sufficient evidence 20
connect them with The four boys in
custody
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Olson. fireman. Mishawa ka,
70 Elsie F. Klawun supply clerk.
South Bend.
Edward j. Sumvil. auto mechanic.
Benton HarbOr. Mich 10 Beulah
Dale. Benton Harhor-
Fred Edward Robbins. refrigerst-
ing engineer. MishaWaka, Ind 10
Elizabeth c. Foster, nurse Misha
va ka
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
FUNERALS
NnCHAFL MARNOCHA.

The funeral or Michael Marnocha
90 years old. who died AT his homo
at Glen. Laporte county. Saturday
morning az $40. after an Illness Of
complications was held al ST Cast
mfrs church Tuesday morning at Q
O'Clock Rev Stanislaus Gorka. O.. s.
c. officiating Burial was i'm 81. Jo-
seph cemetery.
lie is survived by the foUowins
children stephen. Peter Frank.
Walter, Aloysius. Anthony Mrs.
Bertha Snyder. Helen Leon. Mary
Anna. and Mrs. Frances Balka and
Rose
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
Mrs. VI. \. ARCHAMBEAUIT.

Mrs MayIne Elizabeth Archam
beauir. 40 years old died al the
home OF her father James A Kerr.
AS ~ Hill ST SUNDAY morning. fol
lowing a 10 months illness OF can
Ger She IS survived by her father.
James A Kerr. and her husband.
Pvt Hubert T.. Archam 5eault Of
Camp Hancock. August, Ga. and
two children. Vernon and Marion.
Mrs. Archam Deault was born IN
South Bend. June "a 1878. and was
married 20 AIR Archambeault oct
10 1902
The funeral viii be held at the
residence OF James r. Kerr. AS y
Hul ST. Wednesday afternoon at @
o'clock. Rev. Everett Carr of 81.
James church officiating Burial
viii he in the CITY cemetery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
MARINE CORPS ASKS
FOR WOMEN RECRUITS
FOR CLERICAL WORK

Women between the ages ~ Is
and 40 years can enlist in the United
States marine corps
This information was received by
Sergt F. J Murray OF the local ma
rine recruiting station Tuesday
morniue The women will be rated
as PR ates upon enlistment, will be
subject 10 the same regulations as
regularly enlisted men, but will
draw $40 per month salary as Ions
as they comply with the regulations
Nearly 1900 women are needed
TO serve in the paymaster's offices
in various metropolitan centers in
the United States They viii be sta
toned at the training stations at
Quantico Va. and Paris Island. \.
g. and st the marine Offices in
New York city. San Francisco. New
Orleans. Chicago, san Diego Calf,
Mare Island. Calf. Washington. y
c.. and Philadelphia. Pa.
Men May Enlist.
Sergt Murray. who has returned
from Chicago, Tuesday stated that
he had received orders 10 enlist men
in the marine corps and their names
would be retained upon the list until
the draft boards allowed them 10 be
voluntarily indicted into service.
No man whose number is called by
the draft board may enter the serv-
ice. according 10 the sergeant but
those who enlist now and ask for
induction prior 20 their call may en-
train for service with the marine
corps providing the draft boards will
release them. Sergt Murray stated
that the draft officials a Washing
ton had agreed TO this system &C
cordins 10 the information he re-
ceived a Chicago
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
POLICE GATHER IN
DRINKS LABOR DAY

Members of the police department
were busy sunday and Labor dav
rounding up intoxicated persons and
mineral women plying their trade
in the downtown district
Four persons were brought into
city court Tuesday morning on
charges OF intoxication as the result
OF running amuck the police depart
ment members during sunday and
Labor day. Three women were ar
rested on charges Of mineral con-
duct. The cases Of the women were
continued while the DRINKS were
hned 81 and costs each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
Il ENTRA|N FOR
LIMITED SERVICE
Nlnty Will Leave Wednesday
to Enroll at Louisville in
Regular Branch.

The hrst large contingent OF draft
ed limited service men 20 leave South
Bend entrsined for Camp Grant.
Rockford. H.. at $50 O'Clock Tues
day morning. when board No. I sent
10 and board 30 o IA
Due 20 the hardship imposed upon
the men 10y the order requiring them
10 leave the DAY after holiday.
Chairman Edward Pfeiner Of the
county board communicated with
the central department OF the state
at Indianapolis and succeeded in
changing the date Of entrainment
for his contingent 20 Wednesday
The county contingent OF II men
viii leave Wednesday via the New
York Central railroad al e:3O a. m
81 Leave "Wednesday.
Ninety men will also leave Wed
nesday from the three boards for
regular service at Camp Taylor
Louisville. Ky. Twenty-six will en-
train in the FIRST contingent. or those
registered with BOARD 40. !. 81 from
board 30 and So from the county.
The limited service men marched
away Tuesday 20 patriotic marches
rendered by Elbels band. Although
the contingent was small compared
to The general service men who have
lett heretofore, nearly 1000 persons
waved farewell TO the boys at the
station
with the eutrainment Of the men
M.
viii De cleared for the next draft
which will probably include the men
OF advanced and minor ages
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

my L = bureau OF MdEhefN' D..
CHICAGO. Sept. HOGS Estimated
receipts. 5000 market steady; top.
5000: butcher hogs. heavy, $40 asa
2Ol5; packing hogs heavy. $4,000
1900: medium and mixed, Sl090d 20aO
light Sl9.65d 20.35 pigs $1S2jI 1900
rouRhs. SiT.75d 1898
CATTLE Estimated receips - 000
market lower; beef cattle. good choice.
Sl6SNlS.90ls medium and common.
Sl05Odl6S5, butcher stock heifers.
SS.OOG145O: cows. SS1501425: Gamers
and cutters S7OOdS. 10: Storkers and
feeders, good. choice. ST. GOA 400. com
mon and medium. Ss5Od II 90. veal
calves. good. choice 81 .T5diS.5O
Estimated receipts 81 600
market lower: shorn lambs choice aud
prime S17.5OmIs.15: medium nnd good.
Si6OOd17 20; spring lambs, good choice
S1400dl475: feeder lambs good choice.
Sl8O0d1T.50, ewes, choice. prime SLID
Gl2OO; medium and good, Sl025H Ills.
PITTSBU RGH I'VE STOCK.
PTrTSBU RICH Pc. Sept 3-CATTLE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
NfAE A. MERRIANI.

Miss Mae a Merriam. daughter Of
Alr and AIRS. Judson j Merriam. 716
Osborne ST.. died at the home OF her
parents Monday evening AT 1.1O aft
or an illness OF two years BESIDES
the parents she leaves one sister
Mrs. Charles o. Smith. 1915 Miami
ST.
Miss Merriam was born i'm South
Bend and spent her entire life here.
For the past 8 wears she has been
employed as accountant with the L.
p. HARDY company.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03

NEW YORK, sept News OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
AVIATOR KILLED.

BAY SHORE y Y Sept ST.
Walter p. Talaski OF Rochester \.
Y q student nyer al a Long island
aviation station. was killed Monday
when a hydroplsns in which he was
riding alone fell 600 feet .nto Great
South bay
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FrvB Records % IndiAsz Tia.
and LIoAs %.

Jozef gnaszak and wife 20 Vol
czech ZientoWski and wife part lots
a1 and o.. Gorsuch's nth addition,
81
Bessie 2. Krou and husband 20
Lola n Powell. lots 81 and 50, Krou
& Whitmore's proposed subdivision
81
Charles KronsWItter and wife To
GUSTAV Klngbeil ard wife. lot 2.
MiIburn's addition 81.
Total transfers for August. $3.50
$3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
SIX RESERVlSTS GO
TO j. S. NAVAL STATION

Six local young men who have
been on the naval reserve list for
several months entrained for the
Great Lakes training station near
Chicago Tuesday morning They
are O Donald Lower. clifford Web
er Edward Walsh. David \. Schei-
heihut. Herbert COX and Harold ely
bourne
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
HARD coal,

= setting scarcer each DAY People
viii ne fortunate NJ they can get all
the soft coat they need Have yeu
soft coal stove See our line De
fore you buy Quality Is I'd 20 or
usual standard and prices are close
Reiaold al rs \ Main ST.
AdXt-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
COTTON REPORT.

international AeWs Service
NWASHINGTON, Sept. 3,-The
crop reporting board or the bureau
OF crop estimates OF the United
States department of agriculture es-
Inmates from the reports Of CORE
Spondents and agents Of the bureau
that the condition OF cotton crop on
Aug. % was 55.7 per cent Of nor
NAL. as compa red with 1876 on july
%, 1918. 67.S on Aug %. 1877. 61.e
on Aug. IS. 1916. and 70.f. the av-
erase on Aug % Of the past 10
Years
NEW YORK. sept News Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
POSTPONE MEETING

The monthly meeting Of the WOm-
en- section of the county council Of
defense. which vas 20 have been
held Monday afternoon a. the head
quarters IN the oliver annex, has
been postponed until Sept ?. Labor
dsv festivities were given as the res-
son for the pOstpOnement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
DEATHS
VALENTINE PILARSKI

Valentine Pilarski. 90 years old
died al Longciiff. Logansport Ind.
Monday mOrning lie had been iu
poor health for three years tie is
survived by his wife. Nepomucena
PIarska
The body was brought 10 the
home Of his wife. sl5 W Dunhau
81 where it may De viewed The
funeral services VIII be held at s.
Hedw.se.s church Wednesday morn
ing at $50 o'clock. and burial vii
be- ln ST. Joseph cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
10 THF HoTSFWIFF.

~ YOU want peaches for canning
Get busy Ne are receiving The
Michigan peaches now They VIII not
last long. 50 place your orders a.
once with YOUR dealers Schiller,
Klinsel a TO. 4o1-s03 : - Joseph
- Adv.-75I3-5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
ROTARY CLUB WILL
RESUME MEETINGS AT
OLIVER WEDNESDAY

The South Bend Rotary club VIII
couvene at the regular weekly noon
day luncheon Wednesday al the
|Ohver hotel after a vacation or TWO
|months. The club members did not
|meet during the months Of july and
August No out OF town speak ers
viii appear before the club Wed
hesday. the meeting having been ar
banged for local mem beers only.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
F1l.wOrth's f7th Anniversary
sale starts THURSDAY.

The greatest or all sales-Ells-
wertn 41th Anniversary Sale starts
Thursday morning AZ $50 o'clock
see "Wednesday papers and display
windows for the bargains
ADV The Ellsworth store
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
IS. aoI an srATE FAIR.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind sept .
PAID admissions az the state fair
Monday numbered s5.so5. exceeding
The highest Monday record ~ former
years by about u. 600.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
Mrs. CATHERINE KINERK.

Funeral services for Mrs. Cath
crime Kinerk. who died Sunday will
oe held Wednesday morning at Q
o'clock at St Patrick's church Rev.
Fr. DeGroote officiating Burial will
be i'm the Highland cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
Gossip of the Markets

the great British victory on the west
ern front, telling of The smashine
OF the German lire. caused wild en-
thusiasm on the floor OF the stock
exchange today. Spontaneous buy
ing followed and carried prices &c
new high records.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
FEDERATInN To- AIEEr.

A meeting Of the civic federation
o discuss plans Tor the coming wear
rill be held in the school administra E.
ION building Thursday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03

Stan.slaw Fiwek. 400 : Carlisle
ST.. who was severely wounded ~
battle on the front in France Aug.
.. He is 20 years old and is a meme
her Of CO. h, S9th infantry with II
american eNPeditionary forces over
seas. lie enlisted in South Bend
March 19 OF this year and was sen
10 Charlotte $. g, for training. ana
sailed Tor France April s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
EAsr HrRTALo LIYE srnoK.

EAST BUFFALO. y T.. Sept s.
CATTLE Receipts. 215 head: market
active; prime steers $3.50; butcher
grades, Sl2.0Oe1 l6 SIS
CALVES Receipts .50. market slow
Gull 90 choice 5000 .O.50
SHEEP AID LAMBS Receipts 900.
market slou. choice lambs III .15SI ~ - 4.
Gull 20 fair, ti3O001675: yearlincs
Si8OOd 800; sheen. 5000 1915
Hogs Receipts. 200 market SLOW /.
Workers 81 00e1 n 10. pigs $50 25cg
900. MIXED. sol OO02l 10. heavy So IS
H2lO0. Fougbs s17O001T15- stars.
Sl4 Goa 1900.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
tHICAco cAsH GRAIN.

CHTCAGO. senf 3-CORN-N0
mixed 81 fsG 70. 40. 3 white 81 sd
La: Nc. . yellow. 81 6O61.l ~. 40. .
yellow. Sl.B5mI60. No yellow S1as.
No white. Si.J00l.a5 No. white.
kl.46n l5i; No. { yellow. hf5q 81 I.
No. > yellow aiAon So No. . hite-
Si.a5s1 40; 40. 6 yellow. Sil501.f5
OATS NO 7 white. 65i3c. 40 g white.
6Si FTGo i.c- 10 white sfFT6s .r q.
standard Go0TOc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
HORSESHOEING PRICES To
ADVANCE

OWING to The advanced price OF
material and stock. the horsesnoers
of south Bend and NIishawaka and
vicinity are compelled tu advance the
price sept 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
HOME GUARDS TO HIKE

Companies r. c and D o. the home
guards viii hike" 10 Chain o Lakes
nsXt Saturday afternoon. They Will
camp over night and return 10
South Send sunday on me inter
urban.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
CIDER MILL

|vill start sept 3 and THURSDAYS at
FluckeytoWn seven miles south Of
south Send on Michigan road Clsr-
Fnce j.. Smith. Home phone 1855.
kdv--7575-G
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03

new YORK. Sept. Advance
OF bout 50 q bale followed the pub
hcau0n Of The government report
which was decidedly more bullisb
than had been expected. Prices
shot up sensa tionally on heavy buy
inc. October touching $40 and De
cember $3.50. new high records
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
Grain, Cattle, and Precision,

supply light. market steady. choice.
>lT.uoe1 $50; prime SIS COO 1880, g0od.
Sl625dl6.15: ids butchers. S15-500 i6.0n .
fair, Sl250FifO0. common. Si2.50m1f.0o
common 90 good fat bulls. - 00H Il o. (.
common 20 good rat cons S6OOG1aOO .
heifers $1,000 1880. fresh cows ard
sprlngers s6OOOd 1000, veal calves
SEQ 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS supply So
ahead market steady. prime wethers.
$1,000: good mixed. 81 80. fair mi1ed
s.75I 1919. culls and com mon. 5000
SO: lambs. sI7.un
HOGS Receipts 20 double decks
market steady prime heavy hogs $40 ~
n 20 -. mediums. $50 ION 20ls5 heayv
Workers so T5ef - -. light Workers.
$50 2Jd 800, pigs S2O.OOd 2025 r0urhs.
Sl30Oefi1 50. stags. SiSNON "a 90. heavy
mixed, $50 25e1 10.5.