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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-28

told police. II met him again that
night HIS sh IT. trousers and shoes
were splasled with blood.
"He told me he had attacked the
little girl and that ne killed her be-
cause she recognized him"
Jankoba vas questioned but
steadfastiy maintained his innocence
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-28
TO-DAY is THE TOMORROW YOU
WORRIED ABOUT YESTERDAY.

Do not delay buying your coal any
longer. If you want the best buy
Amber Jacket. Southern Indiana,
Old Ben Franklin County Illinois,
Blue Diamond Kentucky. POcOhantas
Third Vein Anthracite. all sizes;
prices right; right weight; lime,
cement, sewer pipe. mason supplies.
c. H. Defrees. 315 S. Taylor st. Main
279; Lincoln 5279.
q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-28

Its a lie. didn't do t." he In
sisted as the questions were flung
az him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-28
ARDMORE

John Jones. Wakelee. Mich. Wis
tied his daughters. Mrs. Hintz and
Mrs Clevenger. Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-28
YOUR EALTH
BY ROYAL :. COPELAND. VI. y.
Commissioner Of Health. New York

BY ROYAL :. COPELAND. VI. -.
Commissioner Of Health. New York
City.
Getting wei Is harder and
sternor task than keeping well Take
ny advice and preserve your health.
Being sick IS unpleasant for you and
IL upssts the entire household.
While you are Eetting sick YOU are
cross and irritable. ycu burt the
feelings Of your family and friends.
You leave your wo-k diminished anu
do badly what you undertake.
il YOU are taken sick in the n.zht
you awaken the house and brighten
one half 90 death There follows 70
rearranRemeut cf the sleeping quar-
tiers and your care takes from other
duties the energies Of one or two Of
your family.
II you are seriously sick YOU lose
your position possibly. or az least
must face the certainty OF decreased
income. Then You must meet the
hsavy expense 81 doctor. nurse and
druggist Mother mus, assist SO
much IN the sick room. relieving the
nurse az nlent. perhaps that addi-
t.onal help may be needed iu the
kitchen. All in ali. the financial. as
well as the physical situation Is
grave. and. 20 put ID mildly the
whole domestic machine is out or
gear
Watch Your Diet.
Probably you get along pretty
well. and in a week or two-or Ira a
month or so-you are on of bed
and walking about a little. You
ma go back 20 work but YOU are
Just dragging Yourself along and
for months feel miserable way be-
low par"
You begin % realize that getting
we'll IS hard work You blame your
self for neglectinE your body and its
needs You realize as YOU have not
done for a long time how important
TO you your health really IS.
Keeping well should be your aim.
II ought not 70 stare you I'm the face
like the goal posts in football
field. II should not become the sole
end OF your life. If you think and
talk too much about 10 You may be
come morbid There could easily
grow up In your mind a fear OF ILL
ness and a dread or uncomfortable
symptoms Of any sort Good sense
must temper your pursuit OF health.
Study your stomach Find ont
what foods disagree with You. ana
having determined to get we'll and
/. 10 keep we'll avoid them hereafter.
study your body as regards it's
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-28

IN PAR KERRY WEAVES Il N d
OUTERGARMENTS, OUR TAILORS 1T
FASHION PARK HAZE CARRIED
WINTER- WEATHER- WEAR TO ITS
HIGHEST DEVELOPMENT OF CORRECT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-28

"1-They were very hard pressed
and required time TO recover, TO re-
p,enish their resources, 10 improve
their organization. 10 set up their
civil administration without inter
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
SHARP ADVANCE
FEATURES BONDS
Abrupt Rise in Mexican Govt.
Issues Marks Heavy Vol
ume of Trading.

NEW YORK, Sept 2o.-The fea-
ture of bond market trading was
the sharp rise In Mexican govern
ment bonds, In an Unusually heavy
volume Of trading. Starting at
53A, or Il above yesterdays close.
the 5 per cent issue rose steadily
to 59k, a gain Of q. and then
eased of somewhat. The 4 per
cents began with yesterdays last
quotation and advanced to high
OF 43Z, a net gain Of AZ points,
with a fractional recession later.
Trading in this Issue was not quite
sc heavy as In the 5s. The MeU-
can government has been in default
on interest payment on these bonds
eince 1914, and recent events in
that country have evidently imbued
the market with the hope that
these arrears will be made good.
The Mexican issues have been on
the mend for some time.
Other foreign issues were irregu-
lar. with fractional recessions in
the French IS and Belgian IS.
French TVS at one time rose II to
s6h and then reacted to the OPEN
ing price Of 95A. South American
bonds were inclined to be soft. Ca
nadian 5s. 1881. were Arm.
The industrial group was hrm,
with advances Of from y to !. in
many prominent issues. U. S. Real
ty and Improvement SIS again
touched the years high point at
ssh, and T.. s. teel 5s advanced
fractionally. Both Cuba Cane Sugar
were strong, while U. 8. Rubber
"a and tbs were reactionsry. There
was considerable irregularity-. in
the railroad list. wEh some Dohds
which have shown strength Of late
only barely steady. Rock Island
refunding 4s were soft. as were
Atlantic Coast Line and Baltimore
and Ohio bonds. St. Louis and San
Francisco adjustment IS and in
come 6s and the Great Northern
Northern Pacific joint Sks were
also unsteady. 500" Line issues
held well. The traction group ex.
hibited more strength, but trad
ing in this class OF ponds was dull
Liberty bonds continued to md "a
good demand, as did also the Vie
iurys. and good gains were made
ny, the majority of these Issues.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-Renewed
firmness was developed in the cof-
fee market today, although there
was no important upturn early in
the session. Opening prices were
2 and points higher, after which
there was a partial recession.
December contracts again led the
upward movement as trade houses
were showing renewed interest.
possibly to cover hedges against
sales OF actual coffee.
Demand was stimulated shortly
by more convincing evidence that
Mondays early rumors regarding
easier markets in Brazil were un-
founded. Il was true that one house
sold Santos 3s Is as low as ll.25c,
c and (. but they now ask li.6oc,
with others quoting UP to 12.25c
Offers on IS ranged from 11.25c to
ii.soc, the general market being
described as unchanged to slightly
higher. The private report that
Brazilian exchange was higher. as
published yesterday in this column,
was confirmed by the official cable,
which showed the Rio rate on Lon
don LIED higher at s7-1ed and the
dollar rate 10 reis lower. The Rio
term market was unchanged to 10
reis higher. and Santos 50 reis high
er to so refs lower.
Part of the buying may have
been prompted by the report of
rain fall in all five Santos districts
with a minimum temperature as
low as 90 degrees tf) in one place.
1t is pointed out that frost is a
possibility up to October /. although
II has rarely occurred after the
middle OF September.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
LOWEST FIGURES
PREVAIL AT CLOSE
Further General Buying Led
By Wall Street and New
. York Bulls.

NEW YORK. Sept 2O.-7here
was further general buying Of cot
ton contracts from the opening OF
the market today. II waA led by
Wall Street and local trade commits
sion houses. In addition to this
broad demand from local interests
Liverpool houses turned up as large
buyers, following more than three
times Of the rise in both spots and
futures there than had been ex-
pected TO have eQua1led our late
bulge In prices here Of yesterday.
As a matter OF fact spot cotton there
was up 80 English points to near the
basis OF 1874 pence per pound for
middling cotton, while futures there
closed firm near the top at IS to as
points net advance on the day un-
der the lead OF the near months
against 20 to 26 due.
Spot sales there went TO $4,000
bales for the day with private cables
reporting bears covering shorts
heavily and q renewal OF bullish
activity, predicted entirely on the
bullish cables from this side and
the action of our market yesterday
in having advanced to 125 and lf5
points so Unexpectedly from our
closing quotations OF saturday
when sentiment here was rather
bearish.
The advance here in the early
trading extended between IS and
so points from yesterdays closing
with October contracts going up &c
20.I0. December 20.5s. January
I 2o-5a. March. 2o.S5. and next May
, deliveries 10 2o.3o. There were many
reports current about the character
of the bull pool which had beer
formed yesterday to buy contracts
and bull the market in anticipation
of the next government crop report
making ever more sensationally
bad showing on the present condi,
ton Of the crop and shorter yielt
than last months report.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
N. Y. CURB LEADERS
SHOW STRENGTH.
Advances in Favorites Are
Offset by Heaviness in
Other Securities.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.-Many OF
the leading stocks on the New York
curb market showed a strong tone
during the greater part OF the day,
but advances in these issues were
partly offset by heaviness in other
stocks. making the market move
ments irregular. Texas Gulf Sui
phur. which was the most active
feature yesterday. continued promi
nent in the trading, making q
further advance from e6% to 27k,
and there was a continued demand
for some Of the coal stocks. Glen
Alden Coal ranging from 37L to
81 So, and Southern Coal was firm
at ga. A scale OF D. w. Griffith
was made at sia. Philip Morris.
which had been in persistent de-
dividend showed 4 heavier tone and
reacted to az. Amalgamated Leath-
er continued heavy, yielding from
az to ~, and North American
Pulp also was weak, selling down
to el:. Peerless, which had at
tracted attention because Of its re-
cent strength, was under pressure
and was traded in at SIS. 10 SsL
Hayden Chemical was another weak
stock, selling at Us to 1I=. Central
Teresa Sugar reflected liquidation
and sold, eis 10 =. = sale Of Good
year Tire was made at 10is. Sweets
Company was unchanged in Its
trading position. selling at 2is.
There was little feature 10 the
trading in the Petroleum stocks,
Standard Oil of Indiana ranged from
7oS to .O&. International Petro-
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21

The average yield of cottonseed
in recent years has been At the
rate OF about $50 pounds of seed
for each bale of cotton. II this
years cotton crop Is about 100000
bales. the yield of seed should be
about s.soo.o0o tons.
During recent years the yield
has ranged from 5.0io,000 TO 7,000,-
900 tons, the low point being
reached in 1917 The crop OF 1890
was larger than that OF 1919 by
about 100000 tons and the result
was that almost double the amount
was left on hand at the end Of the
trade year, which Is August J..
The total reserves are not large.
however. and have ranged from
10000 tons in 1913 to $4,000 tons
in 1919.
The yield Of oil was at the rate
Of about 1s.1 per cent, or q total
OF l,316.o000oo pounds compared
to 1.217. 10000 last year and L.
a25, ,0oo. 900 in 1919. When refined,
this oil loses from to, IS per cent.
The total loss this year was S.73
per cent, compared to 14.1 per cent
last year. so that the total pro-
duction this year was a little more
than that of last year. The carry
over of refined oil August l was
reported by a trade survey to be
ss3,35s barrels OF 400 pounds each
against s17,7l3 barrels a year ago
when the carry-over was high.
The movement Of foreign trade
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
WHEAT SCORES AN
EASY ADVANCE
Wet Weather in Spring Wheat
Territory Brings Rise of
About 2 Cents.

CHICAGO, Sept. eo.-At no time
were wheat prices below the close
of the previous day. and with wet
weather in the spring wheat terri
tory on both sides on the interna-
tional line an advance OF around 2
cents over yesterdays finish was
easily attained. Offerings were
light until December touched 1.3o
and May at 1.3i, at which figure
commission houses had orders to sell,
which checked the bulge. Sentiment
generally is bullish, but outside
trade is light and the market is
easily Influenced. No export business
was in evidence at the seaboard,
although there were fair guam
titles of cash grain taken in ex-
change for futures to fill old sales
abroad. Spot premiums were firm
here and unchanged to cents high
er at Minneapolis. Messages from
the Southwest indicate that the
winter wheat movement will fall OF
materially from the first Of Octo-
Der. Dry weather is badly needed
in the Northwest as there is said
TO be a considerable quantity Of
wheat IN the shock and the quality
Is deteriorating. A fair quantity of
Pacific Coast wheat was reported
sold to Russia by London houses.
Argentine news was bearish with
private cables estimating the acre
age 10 per cent larger than last
year.
Corn and oats showed a stronger
| undertone and prices averaged
higher. Trade was mainly Of local
/ character with little pressure on the
markets. Wet weather Is a factor
as country roads are in bad shape
| in many sections and the movement
| from farmers is delayed. Sales OF
| 100000 bushels corn were made to
/ go to store.
Provisions were moderately active
and averaged higher, with the
strength in cotton and grains of
setting the effect OF decline OF IL
a25 cents in hogs at the yards. Bull;
of sales there were at s6.65aS.35
Receipts $4,000 with 1900 for to-
| morrow. Western run was 10000
against so,6oo a week ago and $500
last year. Market steady, call 6
time saSh. Exchange par.
| Onen Hirh Ioy Clo.e Cto.s
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
TMELYWAu STREETTOPICS,

NEW YORK. Sept. so.-Further
weakness developed IN the stock mar
let today. special emphasis beins
laid on q half dozen issues which
gained most In the movement that
appears now 70 have ended. Trading
took % mora OF an aspect Of profess
ssonaiism. the advantage finally go
ing to floor traders who had been
pesrish for more than q week. Mex
,can Petroleum was again under at
tack, declining sharply In the after
noon. The rate Of decline in the gen.
eral list of stocks. however. was
much easter than that in Mexican
Losses ranged from small fractions
TO IL points.
For several days IL has been known
In the inner circles OF Wall Street
that something was wrong With the
big operators who were reputed to
be putting the market up, They were
not pulling together, for some rea-
son. Within the last twenty-four
hours It has developed that the diff
ference or opinion among tnese meu
per tanned to the effectiveness OF three
or four industrial speciaities as mar
ket leaders. These men are all re-
puted 10 be so strong-willed that
q difference Of opinion Is paramount
to dissention. The passing OF Bald
win, Mexican Petroleum. and United
Stafes steel as Bell-wethers for the
rank and file of Industrial stocks
has not only put the market in an
uncertain position but close students
OF the narket believe that IL Eas
even endangered the position Of one
or two OF the big operators. tbs
street speaks OF treachery in ths
higher ranks.
e A proniir ent tobacco man who is
said to hsye come TO the rescue
Of the element which was vainiS
tryins to support Mexican Petroleum
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
U. 5. GOLD STOCK
REACHES RECORD
AT H,37.4l7aS0
August Increase Is High
est for the Year.
sSS,Sos, ,572. :
MAINLY IN IMPORTS
Total Is $5s2,5ss,55s More
Than Supply on Janu:.
airy 1.

Gold stock Of the United States.
including bullion in the Treasury.
established a new high record on
September / at ts,377,tIT.sse., The
movement Of gold for the firkt two
weeks OF September, which has
been in favor Of the United States.
means that even that record has
since been eclipsed, although no
definite figures viii be available
until the next monthly circulation
statement Of the Treasury. $50
Gold.stoek on September Hih6wed
an increase Of sss.ses.B72 over Au-
gust !. 1891. an increase OF t5s2.-
sSs.553 since January 1, 1891, and an
increase of ,sss.s7s.s4o since a year
ago. or on September 1, 1890.
Magnitude OF the gold infiu1 this
year is shown az follows. giyipg the
Increase in stock each mSltE a.
reported by the Treasury: January
tss.s46.22s. February s63.4Ol.l2l,
March ss4.eo3.i4S, April sS6.isi.Ss7.
May ts5.557.tl6. June sSs.sll4f6.
July ssS.25s.7ei. and August tSS.-
sos.572; total s5s2.5s3.653.
Bis Gsin tn August
Gain in August was the larges,
for any one month this year: eN-
ceeding the gain IN April Which was
the previous high month BY ovef
100000. The increase in goIG
since the first OF the year has been
at the average monthly rate OF tTt,-
O7e.sII. .
While the Treasury Statements
show an increase in the eiEhr
months from January I TO Septeuz-
ber OF t5s2.5Ss.553 the foreiEu
trade statement for the same per
lod shows imports OF gold $500
3Is.53l and exports sll.0s7.l4s. An
excess Of imports OF sIsI.252.5Ss, IN
other words the Treasury, STAT
ments indicate an increase iH,eold
holdings Of slightly more than
sI0o, ,0eo.o0 over what is shown in
the foreign trade reports The
smaller part OF this differences. may
be accounted for by productI9n "
gold in the United States during this
period. although total production o.
gold in the United States inrlssa
was under f50.Ooo.OOo and a fVrthe~
decrease in production is expected
this year. ,--.s
Partly 1920 Payments.
Par: of the difference may be due
TO final settlement in connection
with the transfer TO this country
late in 1880 OF the gold held By the
Bank Of England "earmsrked" 70
the Federal Reserve banhs. sand
part may be due TO the release Of
other gold previously shipped L.
this country for tho account Of
some other country.
Such shipments have figured tl
the gold movements, although they
are difficult 20 trace. Il is under
stood that some gold that has beeu
shipped into the country and whici
figured in the trade reports as i'm
ports was not included in the
Treasury's estimates cf gold At the
time because this gold beloaged 90
other countries. When the gold
was used in settlement Of various
accounts in either found its va
into member banks or the Fedora
Reserve banks and was then r.
cluded by the Treasury in e6m2U' -
ing the country's gold holdinss
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
NAMED BALLSTON
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

BALLSToN, Va, Sept 2o.-Miss
e. Baldwin. Of Pulaski, Va, a grad
uate of the Harrisonburg Normal
School, is the new principal OF the
Ballston School, succeeding Miss
Florence Cravette, now school super
visor.
Miss Mary McAllister, Of Franks
town, Va, a graduate OF the Blackis-
tone Seminary, has succeeded Miss
Jacobson as principal Of the Fort
Myer Heights School.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
AUGUST BUILDING
IN UNITED STATES
MORE THAN JULY
Exceeds Previous Months
Record by Four Per
Cent.
N. Y. RATE HIGHEST
Empire State and Northern
New Jersey Gain by
IL Per Cent.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.-Construc-
tion activity in August according
{ to figures published by the r. w.
Dodge Company. was 4 Ger cent
greater than In July and 0 per cent
greater than in August, 1870.
Contracts awarded during August,
1891. In the twenty-seyen North
eastern States OF the country,
amounted 10 s22o.s72.ooo.
Residential construction con-
tinues in the lead over all other
classes OF buildings. It accounted
for IS per cent Of the total in
August. amounting to Sso.3:s,oo0.
Public works and utilities amount
ed to s44.7s7.00o. or 20 per cent OF
the total: business buildings TO
s35.s2s.o0o, or Is per cent; educa-
tional buildings to s27.s5s.oOo. or
10 per cent, and Industrial build
ings to slo.s32. 900, or per cent,
Contracts awarded for mercan-
tile buildings in August amounted
to more than for any previous
month OF this year.
Beats F1ye-Year Record.
The total volume OF contracts let
in the territory covered by the +.
W. Dodge Company during the first
eight months Of this year has been
10 per cent greater than the aver
age for the first eight months OF
the preceding FIVE years.
Contemplated new work reported
from January ] to September l.
1921. has amounted to s3,202,731,-
900. Which is more than double the
amount OF contracts awarded In
the same period.
In the New England States Au-
gust building contracts. amounted
to s20,560.000. which was prac'
tIcally the same as the July figure
Included In the August tota'
were the following items: s7.075,'
900. or SO per cent. for residential
buildings; S5.672.000. or IS per cent
for business buildings; s2,623.O0
or 13 per cent. for educationa
buildings, and sl.s74.oo0. or . pei
cent, for public works and utili'
ties.
Total construction contracts le
in this district during the FRS
eight months OF this year hay,
amounted to sl22.so2.oo0. which Il
10 per cent less than the averag'
for the hrst eight months Of tn
preceding Eve years.
Contemplated new work reporte,
IN this district during August. 1921
amounted TO s22,sS7.ooo.
New York Over Average.
Contracts awarded during Au
gust IN New York State and North
ern New Jersey amounted to s6l,
o1o.ooo, an increase OF IL per cen
over July.
The August total included s35,
5000, or So per cent, for residen
tiai buildings; s9.Io4,00o. or Is pc
cent. for business buildings; 81.
ss5,oo0, or per cent, for educa
tioual buildings, s3,1o1,Ooo or pc
cent, for public works and utili
ties.
Total construction contracts Ie
In this district during the frs
eight months OF this year hav
amounted to Ss5s,23s,o0o, which 1
IS per cent greater than the aver
age for the first eight months o
the preceding i've years. Nor
than half OF the total volume o
construction In 1921 has been 70
residential building!
Contemplated new work reporte
in this district IN August amounte
to sss,554,o0o, which was SO pc
cent greater than the amount o
contemplated work reported 4
July
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Alleged Murderer Admits
Firing Shot in CrOlUd

LYNcHBURG. Va. Sept. 2o.-Ar-
thur Borgan. colored. was arrested
here Monday afternoon by the local
police for Gretna authorities on a
murder charge.
Borgan admits having fred at sew
eral negroes IN a gambling row, but
says he did not know that he had
killed anyone or whom his bullet
struck.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21

on its big de,line ea.sier In the SAM
mer. and wfa has been c, edited mors
recently with having Joined forces
with few bulls and former bears. set
his mind or Mexican as the logical
leader. bis co-w3gfsrs preferref
sOrrtihlng more subsfsntial-sorns-
thing less speculative that would be
more likely 10 attract a public follow
ing. II was agreed that Mexican
could be put up easy enough. but
other stocks would follow suit. The
dissentors held that the public would
treat as strictly a gambling proposf-
ton any sudden rise In a stock which
can go up more than IS points m
three weeks after an equally sharp
decline. The reaction OF 10 points I'm
Mexican from Wednesday of last
week TO noon today tended to support
into the market in large volume yes
terday and there was not enough sup
port available TO absorb II all
No one would. attempt TO explain
the weakness OF Chandler Motor
stock today. Nothing was said even
In quarters that are in close terch
with the affairs Of the COMPANY.
Chandler closed at &c yesterday and
opened at 43iz ex-dividend iis per
cent today. thereby registering a net
loss of / point on the first sale.
Thereafter II declined steadily
points additional, nnding no support
until well on toward noon. stude-
baker declined more than a point in
the early trading. but recovered more
rapidly than Chandler.
the presen stock market position
does not deter conservative brokerags
houses from designating the points al
which certain stocks or groups Of
stocks should be bought The Street
looks for further reaction. but does
not believe that il will affect all is'
sues with equal force. As a matter
Of fact some OF the best houses have
compiled lists OF stocks which should
I be bought at the market without feai
Of any material decline. no matter
what happens 10 the spirited special.
ties which stood out prominently ir
the rise beginning In the latter par
/ Of August In other cases resistance
points are being placed at varying
levels beneath the present market
4 This whole procedure creates a 20
| tential der..and which is likely e
have the same stabilizing effect a.
the existence OF covering orderi
placed by shorts just under the mar
ket