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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
WYPADKI w KRAJU.
4 dnia % maja, 1919 r.
SPRAWY OGOLNE | POLITICZNE.
D0kOfa rZadu.

DokOfa rZadu.
Podobno D.. Dmowski i p. Okecki Cd
m6wili przyjecia ambasad Paryzu
%Bclgradzie.
..Gazeta Warszawska" atakuje p.
Jodke, jake ~bedQcego W 1917 r. w Sci
slych stosunkach z austryackim blu
rem wywiadowczem.
Sprawy og6lne:
Poiegnanie uroczyste misyi wioskiej
majora Stable W Poznaniu.
$4,000 Polak6w w Wiedniu bez SrOd-
k0w do aycia.
Sprawy wewnetrzne.
Agitacya ~bOlszewiCka ma robotach pu
blicznych w GoGcu. Pobito urzednika.
(Gaz. POr.).
S%amob6jstwO b. wice-ministra spra-
wicdliwosci |. Swiatopelk Zawadzkie-
so.
lady i anarchia W pOwiecie kra-
snoStawskim.
10000 chorych ma gruilice W Pol
see (Czas.).
Y fycia stronictw. -
Zwiazek miodzieiy (gl6wnie "kol-
neil ,,Postep6wka" dawniej pod wpiy-
wen d. P. s., stanal obecnie ma grun-
Gle hasel acknowledgement. (Gaz. Por.)
przeciwko Entencle i Sejmowi, "a dyk
tature p~roletaryatu.
RokOwania pomiedzy ,,Piastem' a
Wyzwolenlem rozbily sic ponownie.
Sprawy pOIsko-czeskie:
APPEL ludu polskiegO ma Slazku Gle
szyiskiem do ukochanej Macierzy I Jej
representative. Przebieg wypadk6w cd
zawieszania broni, napad czeski, strajk.
Cpadla juz wiara W komisye Ententy.
Wiara tytko W Armie Polska. Dajcie
broni. a sami wyrzucimy Czech6w. W
razie zawodu wszystko burza. Podpisy
"a C~ornik6w, "a rolnik6w, "a robotni-
k6w ~fabrycznych I hutniczych, "a kole-
larry ma Slasku. (Kur. War;.
Do Pragi przyjechala delegacya Ru.
SNOW podkarpackich z so osob.
Pos. rs. Krajher w imieniu 10000
ksiezy zaaada{ zniesienia celibatu. 60
nice Krak.).
w demOnstracyach 1 ekscesach an
tyAydowskich W Pradze. bralo udzial
do 10000 os6b. (%IIlustr. Kur. Codzien-
n.y..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

Dokoia Rzadu. - Z%ewnetrzne Oznaki
legiOnOWe madame wszystkim oddziafom
naszego wojska.
Podobno dyrektorem d~epartamentu
persOnalnegO w ministerstwie spraw
zagranicznych ma zostac p. Wielowlej-
ski. (Kur. Por.).
Naczelnik Pahstwa odeslaf liste kan
dydat6w ma pr~zedstawicieli DIPLOMA
tycznych do Rady Ministrow ola po-
~rrzedniego zaakceptowania.
Sprswy pOlskozydowskie.
Il powodu naduzyc z maka areszto-
wano rabina W Kielcach.
Wykryto duzy sklad cukru W dziel-
nicy aydowskiej W Lublinie.
O usuwaniu uzednik6w przyznaja-
cych sic do narodowOSci tydowskiej.
tIllustr. Kur. Codz. 30-5).
Toczy sic SledztwO przeciwkO pOdej-
rzanemu o bolszewizm st~owarzyszeniu
obrony | pomocy ma wypadek pogro-
NOV, z~alo4onemu przez zyd6w ma
Kazimierzu. Kur. Por.).
Podburzony przez prowokator6w tlum
dopuscii sic (po zamachu ma zoinie-
RAJ eksces6w ma iydach W CzestochO-
VIE, 6 zabitych, 8 ciezko rannych, 80
lekko) (GaZ Por }.
Sprawy polsko-ukraihskie.
W Podkamieniu Ukraihcy (wraz z
oficerami) zamord0wali hr. L. Sta
rze6skiego z iona. Podobno zburzyli
klasztor Dominikan6w. POdpalili Z4o-
Cow. e. W..
Owacyjne przyjecie wojsk polskich
W Lucku.
Podobno nastapifo definitywne poia-
genie Ukraifc6w z bolszewikami.
w Brodach ludnosc powstala 90 ma
ia / ~wyrzucila Ukraihc6w z miasta.
Mordy | gwalty W OchledOwie, W do
brach Debnilu 1 Sasznie. IS. W..
Dotychczas 1dobyto ma Ukrai6cach
okolo $500 wagon6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
re sPRAW POLSKIEJ RADY NARODOWEJ.
Zurewski $500; razem

zurowsLi e. On. razem ~1,104.5b
Ks. A. Ignasiak cd par. sw. Stanlsiawa' Lrle' "a. l'o'04
KS. F.. Dembinski, c. R., cd paraf!i sw. Stanl-
slawa Kostki, Chicago, Ill. 00'0'
p M. Piotrowski od Komitetu Lokalnego Pol
skiej Rady Narodowej W Gilman, Mimi. l0O'VV
KS. w, Matuszewski cd parafii sw. Michala,
Carbondale, Pa. WV"
KS. S. Cholewihcki cd parafii sw. Jozefa -
Chicago, Ill.
CIR. 1Sta Ziednoczenia Kaplanow Polskich' - liz.
Grand Rapids, Michigan "V
Or. 11ta Zjednoczenia Kaplan6w Polsk1ch,
Toledo, Ohio '
P. A. Hablinski od Komitetu Lokalnego Pol
skiei Rady Narodowej, Bremond,. Texas:
PozostaAo W kasie 81. 20; KS. l. Szymanskl
SO: Stanislaw Kujawa S.; Maryanna. Oche-
dalska SO; Podczas obchodu 3go maja ko-
mitet zebrai W parafii $66; z przedstaW1e-
mia dzieci szkolnych s22.SO. stazem ll4'oo
Razem w~plynelo $S'ooo0o
Oddano do WydziaIu Narodowego 1861
povo.+oie ~s3,353.S9
StanisIaT Godzich. sekretarz.
Jan Czekala, kasyer.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
Centrum polityki udraiiskej jest o.

Centrum pOlityki uh~raihsdej jest O.
becnie Praga. z pomoca i "a ~posredni-
ctwem Czech6w pos. Syngalewicz l
inni zaczynaja zwrot W kierunku fe-
deracyi z Rosya. Odbywaja W Paryzu
rokowania z Sazonowym | KS. Lwo-
wem. (Gaz. Warsz.).
w Husak0wie komisya ekshumowaia
zwioki 9 jehc6w pOlskich okrutnie wy
mordowanych przez Ukraihcow. (Dz
Pow.
O mOrdach / gwaltach W Starej Soil
W D~obrosinie, W Podborcach, straszli-
we tortury mad legionistkami " ia
worowie. (Straszliwe szczego}y " Ilu'
strow. Kur. Codz.).
Szczge6ly o dziejach i mekaeh no
czOwa pod ~okupacya. Znany bunt "a
log1 W Z}oczewie byi dzielem wsp6i
nem polsko-ukraihskich 4o3nierzy.
(Gaz. Poran. Lwowska).
Ukraifski ,,Narod" p~rzy1naje fakt
pogrom6w Aydow W Stanislawowie -
przez wojskowych ukraihskich. (Gaz.
Por. Lwowska).
Odezwa urzedowa do wojska ruskie'
60 by ,,znaleziono zabytki sztuki do.
starczali do komendy ola wymiany.
Komisarz POdwojsd oznajmia, ae
Dubno / R6wne, Zdo{bunowo zajete
przez sowiety u%kraihskie. Petlura " &c
licyi - W Mielnicy. Sztab Grigor!owa
(powstal przeciwko bolszewikom) "
niewoli. Delegacye ludnoeci z Galley
prosza bolszewikow o ratunek pred
okruciehstwami Aoldactwa ukraihskie-
60. (Gaz. Warsz.).
Ukraihskie Oddziaiy uciekajace ma
Wegry rozbrojone przez sowieckie woj'
ska wegierskie (D &c. W..
Vice W Nasielsku 1000 ludu) o GA.
licye w%schodnia.
Odezwa gen. Hallera do rozproszo'
nych zo1nierzy ukraihskich. W razie cd
DANA broni moga zwr6cic do domu |
uprawiac role. I~naczej beda traktowa-
nj jake bandyci. (Gaz. Lwowska).
Vice W Brzozowie o calosc Galicyi
W%schodniej.
Tekst depeszy prOtestu arcybisku'
pa Bilczewskiego z powodu mordu ka'
pitan6w polskich przez u~krai1cow. ~
Lud.).
Ma czeIe Komisyi Sledczej do gwai.
tow ukrainskich stoi posei Zamorski.
Dalsze s~zczeg6ly o mordach ! gwal'
tach W DawidOwie, Starem Siele, Che
dOrOwie. a skaut6w). Gaz. Vice.
q }~apownictwie | korupcyi Ukraihc6w
WassylkO W Vienna Bulletin pi
SIZE. Re pod naporem wojsk Hallera gre
ri niebezpieczeGstwo przejcia do boil
szewik6w ukraihskich wojsk. Grozi
strasznym rOzlewem krwi W razie opa'
nowania Galicyi wschodniej przez Pc
lak6w. Pragna niezawisiOSci ale W o
statecznosci VIOLA paistwowo Oprzet
sic o Czechy. MiSya ukraihska telegra'
fuje. re prowadzi Z MaSarykiem ukia'
dy o polaczcnie Ukrainy Iachodnicj ;
Czechami. Prasa czeska na~cyonalistyC
ma goraco vita ten prOjekt. Czc>t
wojsk ukrainSkich z pod Stanisiawowa
polaczylo sic 2 armia czeska G0 (No
wa RefOrma).
Podobno Rumuni p~rzedloiyIi Ukra'
incom ultimatum o okupacvi rumun-
skiego CD kraju Kolomyji i Stanisla-
wowa. Ukraihcy Og}osili p~owszechna
mobilizacye / beda stawiali ogromny o
p6r. Petlurowcy mieli zdobyc PIoskirow
1 Berdycz6w. Nova Reforma).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

ukraifski) W Krakowie. Niepodleg}osc
Ukrainy koniecznoscia historyczna. -
Wobec grozy niebezpieczehstwa rosyj-
skiego ~koniecznosc braterskiej zgody
narodu polskiego / ukraihskiego. INA
prz6d).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
Pozostaje
Ma SKARB NARODOWY.

cd 1-go do 3O-go czeIwca 1910 roku.
Ks. B. Czajkowski Cd parafii Matki BoskieJ
Czestochowskiej, Cicero, III. bo9
KS. K. SIominski, cd parafii sw. Amy, Chicago 1oS
KS. A. Krauza cd p. G. Madeja, Oshkosh, Wis. 100
KS. K. Gronkowski cd parafii sw. Wojciecha.
Chicago, III. Browar Polski white Eagle
Brewing co., 81 1000. 90; K6ka Pracownie
ola Armii Polskiei $61.25; Jan Wazowicz
$500: Pc SIS. 90: Wincenty Jaworski. Zofia
Popiela, Stanislaw Kaczmarczyk, Jozef Me-
drzak; J6zef Wudyka 400; Pc $500: Leon
Jaworski, Ignacy Biniewicz, J6zef Przywara,
Stanislay R6zafski. Tomasz Skapy; Roman
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
Wypadki z dnia 90 maja, 1919 r.
SPRAWY OG0LNE 1 POLITYCZNE.

DOkoia rzadu. -
NaezelnikOwi PafstWa przediOzonO
liste przedstawicieli naszych "a grant,
ca.
..Goniec Krakowski' bije ma alarm,
re Czesi i Niemcy rozdrapuja Zapasy
wojskowe / ~przemyslowe pc demobili-
zacyjne we Wiedniu, gdy nasz Rad
mic ME przedsiebierze.
Sprawy og6lne. -
Wywiad Kuryera Polskiego Z dyplo-
matu Ententowym. Wzywa do spoke
ju. Propaganda niemiecka ma ma celu
wzmozenie nieladu W Polsce. W razie
ataku ma Polske Ententa ~zbombardu-
lie miasta niemieckie i porty zarzadza
blokady. Czesi zaatakuja Niemcow z
tylu. Me dac sic zw}aszcza sprowoko-
wac.
Protesty niemieckie 0 ME zwraca-
ME przez mas wagon6w, 50 p~rowOkacya.
Umyslnie zwracali wagony odeslane -
z powrotem do polskich warsztatow do
reparacyi i ,p6zniej zrobili gwalt.
List p. NJ. Seydy w~ykazujacy. Re P.
Az. Tel. wbrew swym skargom ma ME
informowanie jej przez Biuro prasowe
Kom. Narodowego, ME korzysta z ma
deslanych jej obszernych depesz. (Gaz.
Warsz.).
Przyjecie przez krola w~loskiego pol
skiej misyi wojskowej gen. Katkow--
skiego. (Gaz. Warsz.).
2 tycia strOnnictw. -
Centralny Komitet P. P. S. wydal
odezwe do rObotnik6w niemieckich. o
przygotowaniach niemieckich do woj--
ny | zagarniecia naszych obszarow pol
skosci Pozna6skiego, Slazka, Prus "a
chodnich. Me dajcie sic porwac do
WALK przeciwko slusznym prawom Pol
ski. Mniejszosci niemieckie beda mia
~ prawa %polityczne j n%arodowe. Po-
}6acie kres zbrodniczej polityce haka-
tyst6w / imperalist6w niemieckich.
(Robotnik).
Rada. D. R. W wierzbniku i Stara-
chowicach opuscila wiekszosc P. P.
| S-owska z powodu wichrzeh komunisty
cznych. CRobotnik).
.Spl Wy polsko-iydOwskie. -
w Bialym stohu wykryto tajny sklad
broni u dwu zyd6w (Kr. Warsz.).
Memoryai ZjednOczenla pOsi6w ~
doWskich o ,,systematycznej organiza-
cyl pogrom6w PREY b~iernosci admin
stracyi, o udziale W tym wojska, o po-
twornych rzeziach ma Litwie etc. (Illu
| strow. Kur. COdz.). .
Gro5ba straszliwej rzezi zyd6w W Ro.
syi W razie kontrrewolucyi.
Sprawy polsko-ukraiiskie.
Rozkaz dzienny gen. Hallera z po-
chwalami Ola ~dowodzcow i wojsk, z
ktorego wynika, 4e mia} og6lne do
w6d7two tego frontu, zas ma linii Zol-
KEW - Sokal - Zuch biz sic 1-szy kor
pus h%anerowski (Kur. War;.
Podobno Ukraincy rozstrzelali b. po-
sla do Sejmu Galicyjskiego p. Schmid-
ia.
Arcybiskup Bilczewski protestuje
przeciwko mordowi polskich kapla-
now a nazwiska) przez Ukraihc6w.
(Gon. Krak.).
Dalsze ~szczeg6Iy o torturach | NOR
dach W Starym Samborze z nazwiska-
mi. (Illustr. Kur. Codz.).
Komenda polska Oglasza: wszelkie
przedsiebiorstwa naftowe niemieckie
zajmuje sic ma Wfasnos6 skarbu pol
skiego ola zabezpieczenia nale4nosci
cd rzadu ~niemieckiego pod sekwestre
sprzymiefzOnych = pod ochrone l O.
pieke. (Dz. Poll.
Pflsudzk ME przyjal dymisyi gen.
Iwaszkiewicza.
Odczyt M. HanEiewicza ~(socyalista
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
Urzqdu PraSowo |nfOrma-
cyjnego Wydzia|u Mar. Pol

Sprawy pOlsko-zydOwskie. -
A.resztowanO redaktOra organu POa-
lei Zion. (Arbeiter Zeitung).
Zydzi amerykahscy z}ozyli ma pomoc
zydom " Europe 10 milion6w dolar6w
W 1917-ym / Is milion6w W 1918 r.
Zapowiadaja dalsze ofiary (Prz.
Wiecz.).
Zjazd towarzystwa Hechaluc ola krze
vienna rolnictwa wsr6d zydow.
Pisma zydowskie pisza, re pc zdohv-
ciu Poryska wojska polskie ma denun-
cyacye ~(faiszywa) ludnosci zaczelo
strzelac do zyd6w, potem rOzstrzelanc
"a stacyq 16-tu zyd6w.
KOiO Molodeczna dziaia bolszewicki
oddzia} bundowc6w. (Kr. War;.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

Wypadki z dnia 80 - 81 maja, 1919 T.
SPRAWY OG0LNE 1 POLITYCZNE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-15
TWO ON LONG HIKE GO
THROUGH SOUTH BEND

Sergt James Butler. who holds
the Croix de Guerre and the u. 5.
c., and John Carr, late of the navy.
passed through South Bend Monday
morning on the last lap of their hike
from Keene, " II. TO Chicago. dis
lance of some 1900 miles.
The young men are making the
hike on a wager and it is stipulAted
in the wager that they may accept
lifts from motorists but that the
wager is forfeited if they ride any
part of the journey on a train. The
trip thus far has been made in eight
days and at an expense of 50, which
they say beats the high cost of living
TO a fragile. They expect TO arrive
in Chicago Tuesday noon. and after
a short vacation in that city. to
make the return journey over the
Old Trails route.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-15
POLICE GET BUSY
AND RAID HOUSE
Twelve Are Taken in Early
Morning Move by Local
Police Officers.

Spurred by recent criticism
South Bend police got on the JOB
early Sunday morning when they
raided an alleged house OF i'll re-
quite at 119 - e. Washington
av.. taking into custody four wo
men and eight men.
Josephine Miller is charged with
keeping a disorderly house and Eth
81 Finley and Grace EastOn both Of
119 - f. Washington av., and
Bessie Clayton of Detroit, were
charged with being inmates. lsa-
dore Finter. Mishawaka; Bishop
Shapiro. 500 S. Michigan St. South
Bend: Joseph Golden, Mishawala.
Frank Smith. Burden, Mich, and
John Roberts and George Mack of
Plymouth. were all charged with
frequenting the house.
The case came before Judge Gil
mer in city court Monday morning
when it was set for trial Saturday.
Josephine Miller furnished bond Of
$500 and bonds OF the remainder
were placed at $50 being furnished
by most of the defendants.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-15
PICK HAMMOND To
HEAR HOSLER CASE
Defendants in Gambling Suits
Ask Change of Venue
From GiImer.

Louis ]. Hammond has been
named as special judge to hear the
case against George Hosler. charged
with operating a gambling house.
and ten other South Bend men
charged with frequenting gam
bling house.
Judge Hammond is now on
vacation and is not expected 10 reeurn
before the last of this week OF the
first Of next week when the case
will be heard. The change of venue
ives taken by the defendants upon
the ground that Judge Gilmer was
pre- JUDGED against them because OF
their failure 20 appear in court
when the case was first set for trial.
George II. Hines is made defend
am in a suit for divorce filed by his
wife. LYDIA Hines, in superior court
Monday According 70 the COM
plant filled out, cruel and inhumar
treatment is given as the grounds.
They were married in September,
1907. and lived together until May
OF this year
Ruth Warner has filed suit for di-
vorce from Ford f. Warner. alleg-
ing that he associated with other
women, and treated her cruelty.
They have been married for the past
After four years of married life,
After "a years Of married life,
Thomas Mccormick, in a suit for
divorce registered in superior court
Monday. says that he can no longer
stand the ungOverrabie temper Of
mis- wife, Emma Mccormick. He
says. for the past 20 years she has
continually nagged and scolded him
and that ne was unable 10 do any
thing TO please her.
He further alleges. that on
number OF occasions she told him
hat she hated him and could not
bear 10 have him around. They
were married in May, 1885. and
lived together until June of this
year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-15
TRY ONE CASE IN CITY
COURT, CONTINUE SCORE

Oae case was tried in the city
court Monday morning; a score of
other cases set for trial being set for
future dates but the majority SEIZED
uled for hearing Saturday morning.
A bench warrant for the re-arrest
of Carl wlke. charged with wife de-
sertion was issued by Judge Gilmer
following defendants failure TO ap-
pear before the court after a num-
Der OF postponements had been
granted by the court
The trial of Louis Kohler. charged
with exceeding the speed limit, was
set for Wednesday. July 16. Koh-
Ter was recently under federal in
dictment for bringing whisky into
this state from Chicago. He has
also been hailed into city art twice
before on the charge of Feeding.
Elmer Coil. 1910 Oak st. who
was to be tried Monday morning for
alleged child desertion and failure
TO support. through his attorney
asked for a continuance until Sat
urday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-15
Wilson Ready to
Meet COMMITTEE
for League Talk
Hitchcock Says Foreign Re.
lations Body VIII Go to
White House to Hear
President.

by United Press:
WASHINGTON, July 14.-Pres't
Wilson today asked Sen. Hitchcock
that he be given ample notice if the
senate foreign relations committee
wishes to call him while discussing
the peace treaty.
At the same time the president
reiterated his Willingness TO meet
the committee. either at the capitol
or the white house and give il the
fullest information.
Sen Hitchcock said he would in
form the committee, which met to-
day. formally to take up the treaty
Of the presidents message to him.
He said he expected the committee
would. whenever occasion arose, go
10 the white house 10 get its in
formation, rather than ask Pres't
Wilson 10 Journey 10 the capitol.
Hitchcock also said he had not ar
ranged for a personal conference
with the president and did not ex-
pect 10.
The committee met this morning
with Sen. Shields. Tennessee. the
only absentee. one question expect
ed 10 come up at once was whether
the senate recess of three days each
shall be taken while the committee
meets II was pointed out by some
senator's that If the senate is in SEES
sion. debate will be constant and as
the leaders OF both the league sup
porters and foes are mem bers Of the
committee they would be unable TO
be in the senate and reply 10 ar
guments Of their opponents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-15
APPROVE BOND ISSUE
OF $195,000 TO PAY
FOR HIGHWAY PAVING

The members of the board Of
county commissioners Monday ap-
proved Of a s195,OOO bond issue for
the paving of the Edwardsburg
road. They also announced that
they had selected concrete as the
material for the paving of the road.
This road runs from Granger TO the
county line. and work on the i'm
provement will start Immediately
Sol Thornton was appointed in
spector for the Chandelier road, and
Jacob Getz for the Renner road.
Henry Fickenseher of Clay town
ship filed an application for the ap-
pointment of county road superin-
tendent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-15
COMES LONG WAY TO
GET WORK, BUT GETS
NICE JAIL VACATION

John Frazer, 2S, colored. came all
the way from Louisville. Ky, to
South Bend to get work. Instead of
getting work he got-pinched. To-
day he's staying" out a fine of 50
and costs assessed by Judge Gilmer
in city court Monday morning when
Frazer was brought befort the court
on a.charge of drunkenness.
Fairy tales and vivid ina gination
of liquor law violatOrs does not APP
peal in a pleasing way to Judge Gil
mer. When Frazer was asked by
the court where he got his liquor he
said that a white man" gave il TO
him, down yondah by tn railroad. -
He also told the court he had only
one drink.
Five and costs" said the judge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-15
TRAMPS ATTACK FELLOW
bum" TO GET HIS CASH

Frank Gaffga, 2S, was severely
bruised when thrown from a freight
train near the Grand elevator early
Monday morning by two Negro COM
panions with whom he was bum
ming" his way from Toledo TO Chi
cago.
Officers Olmstead and WesOlek
answering a call found the man in
a half-conscious condition near the
tracks Gaffga was taken to the po-
lice station where he declared that
two Negroes had attacked him with
the intention Of robbing him. Find
ing no money on him they gave him
severe beating and threw him
from the train he said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-15
Stocks
STEEL ISSUES IN
JUMP ON MARKET
CruCibIe Steel Advances II
Points, While Other Issues
Make Big Gains.

NEW YORK. July 14-Sensa-
tional advances were made today on
Wall ST in many Of the issues of the
steel and equipment lists. Crucible
Steel led the gains with Il points.
Baldwin Locomotive making a jump
OF 10 points, American Locomotive
six points. and other stocks Of this
class going up from one 10 five
points.
After an early advance, the motor
stocks experienced a slight reac-
ton, but the general tone of the
market vas looked upon by traders
as strong.
Call money loaned freely at from
six 20 six and One-half percent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-15
Local Markets
HAY SrrAW AM urp

HAY. STRAW AND FHED.
Corrected Daily ~ the Weslsv miller
Flour snd Feed Co. ago NickicRn3
HAY-Paying 50 70 SIS; selling 81
TO $40
sTRAw-Psyius - to sI2. selling 7s>
q hale.
oATs-Paying roc. selling 50 TO Sc.
SHELL CORN-PayrHg SL4O; selling
EAR coRN-PsyinE $40; selling
TIMOTHY sEED-PsyiDS IS per bu:
selling $3.50.
CLOVER sEED-Payins Fo5 bu.; sell.
ALSYKE CLONER-S26.u0
ALFALFA (Montana grown Si6OO.
SOY BEANS-S400
COW PEAS-S4.o0
GRAIN AND FEED
itsrTeo.-d Daily by o. ". Bu,Ter. star
Mills. Hydraulic Az
SHE'LL CORN-PayiIS $50
OATS-Paying csc: selling Sc per bu.
BRAN-Seiling 50 so hundred
MlDDLlNGS-SellinE 500 hundred
CHOPPED FEED-SsiiinG. $500 per
SCRATCH FEED-selling Sass per
wHEAT-Psying $40
LIVE STOCK
Corrected Daily by Major Bros. o. L.
gan So. Mishawaka.)
uEAFY FAT STEERS-Falg TO good
l0nl1c; prime. la 14c
HOGS-lS0G15o lbs. 19l.c: 15Oa175
lbs, zoe; 200 up. 20Isc
SEEDS.
Corrected Daily BY Warner Bros' $50
store. eco y Michigan ST.
JAPANESE AIL4Er-3 70 $3.50
COW PEAS-S4.50 TO $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-15

fight from East Fortune 10 Ameri-
or.
In connection with the R-34's fly
ing time OF approximately ~ hours
on the return trip. il is recalled that
the American seaplane NC-l took ] 3
hours. Is minutes 10 dy from Trepas-
sy. n. T., 20 the island Of Horta.
Azores. on May l6. Captain Alcock
and Lieut.. Brown in their airpIane
flight from St Johns. TO Chfden. Irt-
land. on June "a. consumed 16
hours and ] . minutes.
The steamship Mauretania in 1910
created "a sensation by crossing the
Atlantic from Queenstown 10 New
York in four days and ten hours.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-15
To ASK NEW TRIAL FOR
NON-PARTISAN WORKERS.

JACKSON. Mimi, July 14.-Ar-
guments for a new tria, for A. c.
Townley president OF the National
Partisan league and Joseph
Gilbert. state organizer, will be
heard by judge A. c. Dean in few
days. defense attorneys said today.
They were found guilty late Satur-
day night by a farmers jury OF con
spiracy 10 teach disloyalty while
America was At war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-15
Gossip of the Markets

NEW York; we could shut
from view economic conditions in
other parts of the world and look
at only the business progress here,
the resultant impression would be
pleasant. General business progress
in this country is on a boom basis,
the demand for all products for do
nestle needs is enormous and there
is no indication Of any pressure on
prices.
In the metal trades there is con-
slant Improvement and though far
removed from capacity production,
the DEVELOPMENT recently has been
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-15
DEATHS
JOHN HENRY FooTE.

John Henry Foote. Il years old.
T04 y. Main st. died sunday morn
ing at o'clock Of heart trouble
while walking about the yard OF his
residence.
Mr.. Foote was born Jan. .. 1S4S.
ar Milwaukee. Wis. and has been "A
, esident Of South Bend since ne was
~. his parents moving here at that
time. July /. 1870, he married Miss
Lena Glass. who surNi ives him. By
occupation he was a clerk. Besides
his widow he IS survived by two
children. John Henry FoOte. Jr.. and
Mrs. Joseph TroN bridge OF south
BEND. one sister. Mrs. John Russell
Of ithaca, y. Y, and one niece, Mrs.
Helen Blake of Los Angeles. Calf.
Funeral services will be held at
the residence Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock Rev H I. Davis Off
ciating Burial will be at City
cemetery. The services will be con
Quoted by the Knight Templars.