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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-19
MAbARI 81 VYPROSUJf SOUcIN-
MOST SPOJENCCs. =

Widen, 49, kvetna. - Bosevism zrejme upada Nemci
podeps mrovou dohodu madarskym komunistdm bude
vono vysa zasupce do Parize Zde zastupce budapest
ske komuncke vlady mez nym vuc novinafskemu do
psovateli vyjadril:
"Ve zadame jest ably spojenci sami nasli rozlus6n
jak nas nestastnou zem zachran Kdyz general Smuts
meska Budapest ako zasupce mrove konerence) ozna
mill sme ze ockotne vady usoupime ale ze nemzeme
byt drive zodpoven kveproti pokud americke neb
lcke vojsko neobsadi Budapest ale nkoi armadou
skou Nenahlizm proc by spojenci nam nemohl vyjed
navat prave tax jako delo Apponyiho Andrasyho.
Spoenc by NELL vyzvati ably do Paze dosavl zasupci
madarskyh sovetu neb da ato skutecne podnka vse
sm6fue zavedeni poradku. Nen pravdou, by mas
d6y poticke vrazdy edne popravy uday en pro lou
pezeni drancovani skuetne zlocny. Nemoudre Cd mas
byo vyvlasneni veskereho majetku tax velke mre NELL
jsme postupova zvone Kdyby nami zavedene reormy
vedeny byy postupne dobe dvac let tr mesicd st
by byy potkaly vSeobecnym souhlasem vSech Td.
dalsich vyvodech pravi ze vlada jeho sympatsuje
Amerkou sam, ze by 81 pra byti Amercanem ze tue
president Wilson spoenci dochaz tax naleho poroz
umen.
Uhy jsou dnes bez penez posedn ukradeny byy proti
revolucnm zvly Vidni Zmzee mllony nkterak pry
byy urceny bosevckou propaganda ale zakoupenl
rovn bez kterych jest uhersky prnysl vastn mrtvoou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-19
ZURADOVNY (. N. SDRUzENi.
TEN, KDO CHTEJf POSfLATI ZASlLKY Do ZEMf
CESKOSLOVENSKYCH

Zasla a jednotvou rodinu mGxe obsahovat
Potravny 10 iber kavy, 10 ber rye, 10 liber mouky
10 liber meka, cocoa cokoadu, ca kofeni peanut ole
RHINE bry tabaku, IL kusi mydla ku prani, mydlo
myti, mite, jelly.
Saty atky- Saty atky v:eho druhu, bavlnsne vsci,
vnu ku peten poyvky, deky, puncochy kaa boy OBJ
obnosene boty pradlo Vse musi byt cse
chovae Potraviny a mydlo musi bt zabaeno do
kaveho papr Maso a tuky ako sadlo Stamina nesmi by
pTozeny Bedny mus m velikost 2x2x3 stopy Musi byt
vylozeny nepromokavym papirem Bedny papr budou ma
prodej uTadovns {. N. Sdruzeni.
Kdo nemize posat celou bednu, mIze zasiku vloz do
dobreho pyte pevne aty, ku vypnsn polovny bedny,
32x22x1 pacd anebo ku vypnen jedne ctvrtny
bedny rozmsru pacu Latku pytle mohou Ce.
chach pouziti.
Kdo by sobs pra bezpecnsjsiho obalu nez jakym jest
pvte mze poslat; bednGce steneho rozm8ru ak
pyle zasika vsak bude vahy bedncky drazs
Pyte zasxu 81 mu kazdy pordit sam bedneky pax bu
dou ma prode dradovns {. N sdruzen Adresa pyte
musi byti dobfe prisita.
Poplatek "a libru vahy bude 18c pfeplav lc "a
zasilani Ceveandu do New Yorku Vaha bedny musi Sc
tsz platit Zasilky budou primary uadovns NJ Sdru
zeni tery stredu cd hod rano do hod vecer Tam
budou vypnovany prdvodni lstny pfjmAy pop'aky
e = /, = ssx vQsna fEs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-19
MORCENTAU PROROkUJE
AMERICE NOVOU VALKU.

Koblenc, 18. kvetna. - Hen
ry Morgentau, drivejsi vysla-
nee Spojenych Statd pro Ture-
cko, oslovil zde poslednlho We
cera shromazd6ni americkych
vojlnG a predpoved6l, re Ame-
rika behem Is neb 20 let "a
vlecena bude poznovu We val
ku. Dnes svet uziva jen KRAFT
Ike pfestavky v nedavnych ne
pfatelstvich. Mluvil ma the
ma: Mirova konference jeff
problemy. Mezi jinym pravil !:
Nechodte domG a nefikejte
lidu, re je po valce, musime Sc
pripravovati pro daleko vetsi
konflikt, vetsi obete i v6tsi zod
povednost. Mona, ze mladsl
muzi Ameriky jeSte tohoto bo-
je dockajl.
Byvaly vyslanec prijel z Pa
rize do Koblence a mezi jinym
pravil, ze mnohy z delegatt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-19
NEMCI POZADUJi, ABLY MIR BYI.
PODEPSAN.
UREDNf ZPRAVY NEMECKYCH zTRATACH.

Versailles l8. kv6tna. Glen nemecke mrove deegace
hodnos poradce bernskeho posestv jenz prve vrat
Berlina vydal dnes pozoruhodne prohlasen:
mir podepiseme vzdor vsemu po nepodepsani byli
bychom rozsekan kusy este drive nez- bychom
stall do Berlina."
Jest mono, re Sc hrabe Brockdorf Rantzau nacenik
mrove delegace, nevra vice do Versailles aby ridl das
vyjednavan prav tax zprava dosa Spa Resgnace
nasledkem berinskou vadou kerou pone
kud rozchaz sran nazran mrove podmnky Co zpra
We jest pravdy dokaze teprve zek kdy n6keM nemet
delegati zvlaStnim vlakem do Parize vrati.
Rakouska mrova dohoda die vseho hotova drive
neZ koncem prSho tydne Proahovan hlavne
nedostavenm deegatG Uher Vym6na poveovacich IL
stin sane skukem pondeli neb tery Jnfcha
w. mirovem jednan Rakouskem hrdt bude arci Itae
nejhlavnejsi roll.
Die Berline uverejnenych zprav povsechnych
tach az do 80 dubna etosnho Nemecko "a
sledn vky 2050460 mrtvych 42O7 O28 ranenych
zaatcn Celkove vecne zry udany sou poctem 6S7S
muzn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-19
HAWKER A RAYHAM, AUSTRALEC
ABRIT LETELI S AMERICANY
OZAVOD.
POSLEDNEJSl SPADL Sc STROJEM HNED MA
POCATKU LETU.

st. Johns, N. r., 10. kvetna AZ do 2. hodiny rannl
nebyo zadnych zprav Harm G. Hawkeru, angickem ava
tku enz soucasne americkvm letady pokusi pfelet
okeanu St. John do rska Posedni depese pOvernostn
hasi p9kne pocas ukdneni oblasc bouf postizenych
Hawker pdvodem vlastne Australec, spou navigate
Grevem vzeti nebezpecnou cestu 555 hodin die
casu ceveandy cas- IL 55) hoda doetet
do Irska "a 20 hodn Skorem soucasne MIN pust ny
transaancky let F. p Raynham ale spad hned pr vzet
spolu svym spolenkem Morganem oba by vsak cekem
nepatrne zranen.
Australes odhodal kazdou dostihnout 1rska
odoz veskerou priez ably docl etu rchosti 80 mil "a
hodnu Pf odetu nebylo sce pocas nepffhodnes ale die
tvrzeni postactelne nebezpecnemu podniknut Ang
cky avatk pus Amercany do boje cest kteremu ma
rodu patriti ma sava prvnio pfeeu nehoda ami pouzt
vody cee ceste rozestavenych opedoborc amerckch
a jako ma vzdor volil zcela jny smer
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-19
PRIPRAVY K MIMORADNEMU
ZASEDANf KONCRESU.
REPUBLIKANSKOU PREDL LOHOU MA BYTI
ZTfZEN PRfCHOD DO AMERIKY.

Washington, 49, kv6tna. - Senat dum zastupcu zapa-
ven Jest novymi pedoham havn6 repubkanskym pfedaky
podanym obou zdejsich zakonodarnach Snaha repubi
kanv m6ruje dosici ce6m narode steho souhasu uu
zi sranu tak ably prsho voebnho osud vysel repubi
ako vtez Ma vsech stranach panue ruch prpravne
prace nastavaj jicmu mimoradnemu zasedani kruzich
repubkaskych panue presvedcen re refomy poza
dovane dobudou strane pine prime lidu.
Mezi zadanymi predloham nachazme
Vlada ma vzdati majetnctvi kontroy obchodniho
lodstva vyda drahy telefon posty byvalym soukroym
majeldm snzit namorn rozpocet $140000o00. chra-
niti detsky prinysl ma byi szen psup do
kdo ze spoenych Statech nejmene IL let Sc ma
stAt obcanem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-19
OHEN MA SQUARU.

Dnes casne rano vZnikl pO-
Ear v Marshallovych lekarnach
ma Squaru Oheh povstal ma
sledkem skrizeni sc elektri-
ckych dratG v prisklepl, kde
mnoho lekG bylo zniceno,
takze celkova skoda $4,000
obnaSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-19
Wll!s;:s':] Wl!;:s':] N7SS
KRAJAN PREPADEN.

Vcera v noci oznameno IRA
dum osm poulicnich loupez-
nych prepadenl celkem. Mezl
poskozenymi ie tez krajan Jo-
sef Hacha, TOO Hand Ave,
napadeny biz sveho domova
dvema bandity. Hacha pfisel
"a onoho dobrodruzstvl SIS a
n6jak6 klenoty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-19
AeropIan II 6 doIeteI ma Azorsk& ostrovv
Dix SPOJENECKE POMOCI
OTAZKA POTRAVIN Sc
STALE ZLEPSUJE.

! Praha. -- Celkova situace ST.
2de lepSi kazdym dine n, mono
,ilci, re kazdou hodinou. Jes,
videti vice potravin a lid stava
Sc spokojenejsim. Cechy "a
lvsech okolno5ti tvoii may o.
strov konservatismu prostied
more rudeho radikalismu.
V kontrastu k Nemecku a Ra
lkousku, tato zeme musi byti
povazovana "a St'astnou. Nasa
IA ,oby potravin - piichazeji
ci dvojim proudem, Ha nbur
ku po Labi a z Ters,u pres
Jugoslavii - liplne zmenily
stav v6ci. V hotelich restau
racich lie dostati vse, avsak "a
velmi vysokou cenu. We verej-
nych restauraclch sotva dosta
nete obed pod 5 dolaril. Ia to
dostaneto polevku, maso, zele
ainu, prosty Zakusek trochu
ch.eba. Maslo nelze dostati,
Ivyjma k snidani. Cukru jejt
sice dosti, avsak vlada nedovo
II jeho uzivani. Pomysli ma to,
ze velEych zasob cukru bude
pouzito iako piatidla "a dova-
zen suroviny. Vlada Sc chce cd
vazit sout6ze s cukarni sk,izni
tropickych kraju.
2 Hotpodyne jsou stale jeste'
'nespokojeny. St6zuji 81, ze ste
Ii lie neco koupiti a to jen "a
velike penize. Avsak vsichni
doznavajl, re situace je da!eko
Iopsl nez drive. Ma ulicich lie
slyseti zpev a videti veselejsi
obliccje. Ved.e toho plemenny
antagonismus mizi vGcihlede.
I LIE fici, zc Praha jest dnes
n.jklidnGjSim nGstem cd Sc
verniho more al k Adriatiku.
Pfichod pomocnc komise, jez
zam6stnavati Sc bude hlavne
peel o Spatn6 zivene a nemoc-
ne dltky, pfispeje k dalsfmu
z!epseni pOm6ru.
Mezitim co situace stava Sc
bezpecn6jsi, vlada stava Sc kon
servativneiSl. Prosluly vyvlast-
novaci zakon prave byl schva-
len. Bude to vsak trvati asi
rok, nezli bude moci byti W.
Romano neco praKtickeoh V o.
tazce vyviastneni pudv. We sku
tecnosti jest patrno, ze zadna
radikalnl opatreni nebudou uGi
nena nez provedeny budou VOL
by V obcich. Pri tom Sc zjisti
sila ruznych stran.
Zde vseobecne prevlada ma
hled 10 SOcialiSticka Stranv do
s.anou vetSinu hlasu. V tom
prlpade budou muset bro ma
sledovati move volby do parla-
mentu.
Zajimavym Jest, ze CeSti III
de ustavili Sc 50 souhlasem via
dy jako vlastni strana a re po-
stavi sve vlastni kandidaty pri
obecnich volbach. Mnozi re Ii
du behem valky sympatisovali
S RakuSany a nynejsi utvoreni
samostatne zidovske strany bu
de mill "a nasledek, re mnozi
Eide zreknou Sc svych drivej-
sich n6mecko-rakouskych syn
patti. To oslabi velice pocet
n6meckych hlasu. V nahradu
"a to, vada neuredne dala
svu.i souhlas k tomu, aby diva
Eide Sc stall c.e3y nyn6jsiho
Narodniho shromazdeni, ktere, !
coz nesmi byti zapominano, ne
bylo zvoleno, .nybrz ustavilo Sc
samo Z rtznych politickych
stran.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-19

mirove konference odjede Pa
fize sklaman, coz jiste bude
pricinou k novym nedorozum6-
MIN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
SECRETARY TALKS
TO GR0CERS' MEET
Delegates See Interest Points
in Automobile Tour of
South Bend.

George X Johnson. field secre-
tary Of the Indiana Retail and
Wholesale Grocers association, de-
livered the principal speech OF the
day at the meeting Of the associa-
ton held in the Chamber of Com
merce, Wednesday morning.
Mr. Johnson emphasized the need
Of closer cooperation between the
dealers of the state He stated that
without cooperation 80 out of 100
dealers must face failure. He also
expressed the wishes of the major
ity of dealers when he spoke for a
shorter day and uniform time for
all merchants and their employees.
Speaking Of the necessity of hir-
ing professional credit men he said,
The grocer probably knows more
Of the financial standing Of the Gus
toner and of his ability 10 pay his
bills than any investigator could
learn, for the grocer comes into daily
contact with the customer and
through the medium of his business
learns the exact standing that he
would have in the financial world.
He also spoke of the opinion held
by the majority Of the people. that
the grocer is more or less a CRATER
and in defense he said that the gro
Ger had sacrificed more profit during
the war than would readily be be-
lieved."
In the afternoon an automobile
trip. for the purpose OF visiting the
South Bend Watch Co. and the
Studebaker corporation, was taken.
st. Mary's academy and Notre Dame
university were also visited.
A banquet in the old court house
Will be the program for tonight.
Capt. slump of Indianapolis Will be
the speaker for the evening and
music Will be furnished by a South
Bend orchestra.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
MARKET FAVORS
OILS AND RAILS
Sinclair OH is Especially
Strong, Despite Recent
Inactivity.

NEW YORK. July l6.-Ons and
rails were favorites in strength and
activity on the stock market today.
many of these issues making new
high marks on the present move
ment
Steels and equipment held steady
throughout the session. but motor
stocks We're for sale at fractionally
lower quotations.
Sinclair oil was especially strong
fact which came as a surprise TO
many. since this stock has been
very quiet OF late. Mexican Pc
troleum. Pan-American and Pierce
Arrow Oil were very active.
Among the low priced rails. s.,
Paul, Southern Railway. St Louis
and San Francisco, Missouri Paci-
fic and Great Western preferred
looked attractive 10 buyers today.
Call money was in plentiful sup
ply at six percent for industrial
loans and at FIVE and one-half per
cent railroad shares. sales 10 . p.
m. New York time, were over A.
100000 shares.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
SUPERIOR COURT MAY
TERM CLOSES TO-DAY

The May term Of the st. Joseph
superior court will close Wednesday.
The closing was first scheduled TO
be held Monday, but a number Of
matters that Judge Montgomery
wished 10 have cleared mp before
the closing Of his court necessitated
the two extra days session.
An unusually heavy docket was
disposed Of during the term. Al
though cases of great Importance
we've few. number OF cases that
have been on the docket for the past
few terms were settled The Peter
Tom murder case. which was heard
in this court was the biggest Grim
inal case heard Tom was sem
fenced TO life Imprisonment at
Michigan City for the murder Of
two women IN Mishawaka last year.
The fall or September term Of
this court viii open the first week
in September.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
REAL ESTATE PICNIC
HELD AT EAGLE LAKE

With 100 real estate men in at
tendance the annual picnic of the
Realty board was held Tuesday AFT
ernoOn at French's resort, Eagle
lake, Mich, when games and con-
tests with a mock trial were features
of the dag. r. Z. BOndurant was
awarded first prize i'm the trap shoot
ing contest. A chicken dinner was
served at o'clock and the mock
trial followed in which John Hib-
berd and A +. Martin, defendants
We're found guilty by a jury of six
men following a well argued case
in which the defendants were ac-
cused of bad conduct.
An indoor game was played which
was won by the real estate Junior
men. The committee in charge OF
the affair was Harry Wood. A. E.
Weight and J. II. Kelsey.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
POLICE SEEK MAN
THEY DIDN' 7 HOLD
Officials Hunt For Driver of
Borrowed" Car. But
Miss Warrant.

Have YOU seen James Nicholson
The police are looking for him.
Prosecutor Schwart1 and Deputy
have come no closer TO locating him
than TO say they think ne lives
somewhere in the vicinity Of Wayne
st and ST. Joseph St, and Fellows
81.
The police had Nicholson early
Monday morning when he was
brought up before them on a charge
OF having taken the auto OF Lee
SheIlenberger from garage at
les ST Joseph ST. without the own
er's knowledge or permission Nich-
olson caused the car 10 get badly
rnanglcd up by AN interurban street
car 10 Is alleged a patrolman took
him 10 the station where Nicholson s
fluent spiel made such an impress
siOL that he was not booked.
Following an investigation by
The police need help. At least they
Prosecutor Schock. a warrant was
issued for Nicholson Tuesday short
~ after the NeWs-Times evening
edition was printed.
Wednesday Just before noon the
warrant could not be located at the
police station but II was thought
that some one on the detective force
had 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
DEATHS
Mrs. REBECCA LACER.

Mrs Rebecca LAGER, 70 years old,
widow OF the late John LAGER, died
at the residence, SIS st. Louis blvd.
at O'clock Tuesday morning fol-
loving a two weeks illness Death
was Que 10 complication of dis
eases.
Mrs. LAGER was born oct. 8. 1870.
in Ohio. and came 10 South Bend 30
years ago from Lapaz, Ind. Three
children, Mrs. William Cavanaugh
OF South Bend. Charles LAGER of
Crookston. Mimi. AIRS q. Neddo Of
South Bend; two brothers, Frank
DAY export Of Lapaz, A. Davenport
Of ORi0, and one sister Lavina
Kimble of Iapaz, survive.
Funeral arrangements Will be an
uounCed later
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
Gossip of the Markets

NEW YORK-Town Topics says
Short covering IS becoming more
apparent in the general railroad
list of stocks, evidently based 10
large extent on persistent rumors
Of favorable Washington develop
ments and banking favor for di-
version of speculative activities
from industrials 10 rails
"Specialties in some Of the low
priced rails report indications OF a
very good class in these issues. and
il is stated in addition that there
is retirement of bear accounts from
stocks like New Haven, which has
been sold short for some time past.
Higher prices are freely pre-
dicted for the steel group. II Is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
HOLD JOSEPH K0VACH
ON GIRLS COMPLAINT

Charged with assault and battery
and attempt" Joseph Kovach was
arrested by the police Tuesday eve
MUS on complaint OF Irene Greene.
The case came before Judge Gill
NOR Wednesday morning and upon
recommendation Of Deputy Prosecu-
tor George Schock. the bond was
made $500. The case viii he heard
Saturday morning. kovach lives
at 449 W. Ewing ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
cHIcAGo cAsH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. july I6-WHEAT-No. 2
hard. S2.24d2 -; No. hard 81 2Od2 p.
CORNING. l yellow. S19eG1e S: No. ?
yellow, S1.96d19S No. yellow, Sl.9z !;
No yellow, S1S3dIe4; No yellow.
S191 No. yellow. S190; No. mixed,
81 92d1 9515: No. 3 mixed. S192i3 al .93 /;
No mixed, 81 1901 90: No. white.
50 O0d2O3: No. 8 white. S192.
OATS-No. white. 7S6S1Ac: No.
white 7sd79Lc: standard 7212c
BARLEY-S1. 24d1.2S; No. , rye, 81 %.
TIMOTHY-S9 Goa 1900
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
MRS TRENA PEAK.

Mrs. Trena Peak, SO years old,
died at her home. 1907 6. Lafayette
blvd. Wednesday morning at >
O'Clock. following an illness of 10
weeks
Mrs Peak was born in Christiana.
Norway, in 1850 and came 10 this
country IS years later.
She is survived by her husband,
Albert. and by two brothers. Alon-
20 r. and Edward G. Dunbar.
The funeral will be held at the
home Friday at o'clock. Rev Nc
Quarry of the First Christian
church officiating. Burial will be
in the city cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
BABY BONDS WILL
STAY PERMANENT
INVESTMENT FORM
Government Decides TO Make
Thrift Stamp Movement
Continue.
BY LOUIS LUDLOW.

Nsws-Times Washington Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. July 16-"Baby
bonds" are 20 be made a permanent
form OF popular investment in the
United States.
In the years 10 come. after the
financial necessities created by the
war are over. thrift stamps war
savings stamps probably under an
other name) and treasury saving
certificates viii be sold and this very
desirable form OF investment for
persons OF limited means will be
continued on permanent basis.
IL Is the deliberate opinion Of off,
sials Of the treasury department that
the sale Of these securities has done
more TO encourage thrift in the
United States than anything else
that has ever happened and that.
with the machinery inaugurated and
established. IL would be little less
than a national disaster 90 discon-
tinue the sale Of baby bonds" IN
peace times.
Make Stamps Available.
The plan cOntemplates that these
securities shall be made as avail
able TO the public as postage stamps
and. in all probability when the sys-
TEN Is reduced 20 its final degree
or organization the postofices Will
be the main avenues Of distribution.
The announcement that the sale
OF thrift stamps. war saving stamps
and treasury saving certificates will
BE- continued has come in reply to
cation association that the treasury
department take such action as WIFE
insure permanance 10 the thrift
movement and make the purchase
OF thrift stamps and war savings
stamps permanently available TO
schools and other volunteer
agencies
Glass Tells Plan.
The announcement Of Sec'y Glass
makes plain the policy Of the treas
ury department to make govern
ment saving securities an effective
means for not only aiding the n
nancing OF the government and for
the creation OF new capital so ur-
gently needed at present for in
dustrial and trade development. but
also for making the habit Of thrift
and saving a permanent part Of the
national life.
George d. Strayer. president Of
the National Education association,
wired from Milwaukee 10 the sec
rotary of the treasury as follows.
Considering the accomplishment
OF the schools Of the country thus
far in the matter OF thrift and saw
ing campaign. we urge that the
treasury department shall take such
action as shall insure the perman-
ence Of this movement and make
the purchase Of thrift and war saw
ings stamps permanently available
10 school and other volunteer
agencies"
Glass Is Pleased.
To this Sec'y Glass replied as fol-
lows
Il is the intention Of the treas
ury 20 continue and make perman-
ent the war savings movement and
TO continue the sale Of thrift and
war savings stamps and certificates
I am greatly pleased and encouraged
70 know OF the interest Of the Ma
tionaI Education association in this
movement and very greatly appre-
cattle its hearty and effective coop
Grafton"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
BROTHER STEPHEN.

BROTHER Stephcn. ILeOn Dellsle)
died al St Marys Wednesday morn
ing His funeral will be held
Thursday morning at o'clock in
the Sacred Heart church at NOtre
Dame. He was born in St. Johns,
Can, May Is. 1874. on Nov q,
1882. ne received the habit OF the
congregation. and was prOfessed
Aug 10. 1855.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
ROTARY CLUB MEETS.

The South Bend Rotary club held
its weekly meeting at the Oliver
hotel Wednesday noon. No bust
ness was transacted. Donahue's or
chesua furnished the music for
several songs, which were rendered
by the mem bers in concert.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
MARKETS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, July 16-HOGS-ReceiptS
10000; market, lower: bulk 81 606I
22.J0; butchers. S215OG22 packing.
so 15d2i50; lights. S2O.JO@2 2J0 pigs,
Sl9.I5Q2075; rOughs, S2OOOd2O7
CAIILE-Receipts 11,JOO: market.
steady; beef, $40 4O@17 90; butcher stock.
IS O00 14T5; Gamers and cutters. S6OOm
1000: StOckers and feeders, S7.5O6712 80:
cows. 500 1900 calves, s-25dl9 -.
SHEEP-Receipts. 10000: market.
higher wool lambs S10.25d1SOO; ewes,
- OO09T5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
PRISONER NEAR DEATH;
DENY SUICIDE ATTEMPT

Clayton Whiteman, alias Clay,
charged with grand larceny, is in a
serious condition at the county jail
today following a dangerous attack
OF heart trouble Wednesday morn
ing ne was near death from an at
tack but was saved through the
prompt action of attendants.
A rumOr was circulated that
Whiteman had attempted suicide
by eating match heads and rink
ing I've water but this report was
branded false by Jail authorities
who declared that Whiteman is sub
ject TO severe attacks of heart trou-
BILE
Whiteman is charged with having
stolen a watch. clothes and shoes at
the home OF Mrs. Ella ShOlly, 33S
y. Olive ST. He was returned from
an Ohio town after leaving South
Bend about the time Of the robbery.