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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
TRADING HEAVY AS
MONEY RATE RISES
Call Loans Go to 8 Percent at
Close Sterling Goes
to 4.39.

NEW YORK. Feb. 90 - Abrupt
hardening of money rates. strength
of European exchanges and heavy
trading in the grain and commod-
ity markets at higher quotations.
were the conflicting clements which
attended Mondays active and gem
orally higher stock market
Call loans opened and renewed
at four percent but made a pro-
gressive advance to six Percent, the
latter rate prevailing i'm the final
half hour. Aside from profit-taking
i'm special issues. the firm money
tendency was without marked effect
on quoted values,
Freight traffic at western and
southwestern points were only mod
crate. but the demand for seCuri-
ties from those centers denoted in
creased confidence on the part Of
investors.
Buying of Junior rails. which eN-
tended 10 bonds of the same class.
again seemed 90 be based on better
crop prospects and hopes of re-
stored dividends
Low-priced rails of the granger
and cotton carrying divisions fea-
tured the early buying of transpor-
tations. the movement later en-
bracing dividend paying transac-
tions for coalers.
Mexican petroleum and affiliated
I issues were one to three points
higher at maximum quotations.
| Similar gains were made 10y steels,
equipments. motors and their ac-
/ cessories. tobaccos. chemicals, rub
bers and shipTings Sales amount
ed to 500. 600 shares.
Sterling bills were carried up to
4.39. the highest quotation since
1919 and allied exchanges rose 10
10 Il points. German marks weak
ened, central European bills We're
moderately lower and Scandinavian
/ rates eased.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
Pleasing Program
Is Presented BY
NOUeIty knights
Big Five" Orchestra Scores
Hit in Entertainment at
Blackstone.

The Notre Dame Novelty Knights
more than lived up to their reputa-
tons when they presented a pro
gram ~ about an hours duration At
the Blackstone last night that was
hearty applauded from start 10 fin
feb. Every number was encored,
the finale in which Charles Butter
worth appeared with the Big Five
orchestra being called back three
times. The orchestra. which lis COM
posed entirely OF Notre Dame men,
was az IFS best last night. and that
means a great deal Novelty Jazz
numbers were played with vim
and a rhythm that CARED the crowd
away. After last nights perform
auce, the Notre Dame orchestra can
take it's place among the classiest
novelty organizations heard around
here for a long time
Charlie Butterworth. popular local
clown, and former student of Notre
Dame, appeared clothed IN an attire
that combined the typical negro min
strel outfit with that Of a primitive
cave man and a modern day fapper
". Walter O'Keefe. occupying the
fourth number on the program. en-
tertained for 20 lauEhable minutes
Walter has been appearing in local
circles for tho last six years. build
ing up an enviable reputation as a
fun-maker during that time. but he
never appeared TO better advantage
than ne did last night truly fun
ny monOlogue. a popular song. and
in addition, several pieces OF his
own composition made up his pro-
gram Although his number occu-
pied the stage for a longer time than
any other the crowd would not al
low him 10 leave. and he complied
graciously with the request for an
encore.
Joe Thomas proved that no was
not only a jazz pianist OF the jazziest
ability. but that ne was a concert
player par excellence in the third
number. He is director pianist with
the Big Five orchestra The varsity
quartet. composed Of members Of the
Notre Dame Glee club. presented a
clever assortment Of songs, and sang
them with real ability. This quartet.
composed Of George Fischer, Fabian
Mudd Clarence Manion and Edgar
Raub, is singing together for the
first time this season, and ii has
been improving with every perform
ance. II has already earned the dis
tinction Of being the finest quartet
developed on tho campus within re-
cent years. and last nights singing
more than bore out this statement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
THWART EFFORT TO
DESTROY EVIDENCE
Cops Outspeed Woman in At
Tempt and Seize Mule
Husband l. Arrested.

Mrs Joseph I<ocsls worked fast
but not quite fast enough when De-
tective Sergt Valentine DeunsSi
and detail raided her husbands soft
drink parlor. 1902 Prairie av., Mon
day evening. and the officers were
q BILE TO gather nearly a pint of
mule" from wash basin. Accord
trg TO the officers. they raided the
soft drink parlor first and then pro
ceeded % visit the rooms upstairs
Mrs KoC-ss. they said, seeing
them coming up 'the stairway. dash
ga n two-sauon jar or mule" i'm the
sink and Immediately turned ON the
hot and cold water The officers
however. shut of the water. plug
ced the sink. end succeeded I'm gath
,rinr the evidence. Eocsls was ar
rested on charge of unlawful pos
session OF intoxicating liquor He
VIII be 1rraigned ir city court this
morning
Anthony ITagecus T26 W. Napier
st was also arrested on q lquar
charge when the same detail OBJ
tanned quart OF whisky at his home.
They also couhs-ated % fve-gauon
stl and c.Eht quarts OF mash. He
WAL .a -ver "a hearing today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
MAY NOT REPAIR
LINCOLN HIGHWAY
Prospects Dimmed by lnsuffi-
cheney of Funds, According
to Commission.

Prospects for the resurfacing oi
the Lincoln Highway were dimmed
yesterday with the receipt Of word
at LapOrte from the Highway Com
mission that Ii is doubtful II suffi-
Client funds can be provided for the
work this year. The portion OF road
TO be resurfaced composed the Al
miles Of highway from New Carlisle
to Deep River. This stretch of road
Is in bad need Of repair and an in
speCtlon OF Il last week showed il
TO be but very narrow and full Of
holes and ruts.
Earl Crawford and Eugene Lyons
Of the highway commission met
with representatives Of five counties
at Laporte last week and a thorough
examination Of the highway was
made.
All the chambers of commerce in
terested IN the Improvement have
opposed any attempt to make any
repairs TO the road. as these repairs
are not lasting. they say.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
STATE DISCUSSION
CONTESTS PLANNED
Masters to Superintend Dis
trict Meeting Local School
to Participate.

J. Y. Masters. history and debat-
ing instructor i'm the South Bend
high school will superintend the
elimination contests OF the Thir-
teenth district in the annual state
discussion contest 10 be conducted
between $50 high schools under the
auspices of Indiana university dur
ing March and April.
Announcement of the appointment
of Mr.. Masters as district chairman
was made last night. lie will, I'M
his turn. name county chairmcn, and
they will appoint chairmen i'm each
high school. These county chair
men will also arrange for county
contest on or before March 81. The
district meets viii then be held on
April Z and the state contest at
Bloomington April %.
South Bend high school Will par
tlcipate in the discussion which viii
be on immigration problems this
year. The title Of the debate is "A
Comprehensive Program for the
Solution of the immigration Prob
lem"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
C1tQ Briefs

His condition much improved.
Donald Kemp who has been con-
fined 20 the Epworth hospital suf-
ferins from pneumonia was re-
moved 10 his home. 73S Ninth ST.,
River Park. Monday
Henry Innocent. proprietor Of n
rooming house at III Franklin CT.
reported TO the police Monday the
theft from the room OF one of his
roomers, a fur throw valued at
500
William n. Ravcncroft was re-
moved 20 his home. sos y. Main st.
AIishaWaka sunday from the Ep-
worth hospital. where he underwent
an operation two weeks ago for ap-
pendicitis.
\ limited number of seats for the
life-saving meet. which viii be held
Wednesday evening at the y. VI. e.
A. gym. are being held for the ac-
comm odation OF the general public
RESERVATIONS may be made by call
Ing Scout Executive Taylor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
AID Takers Who Are Ad
Writers, Too

When you call Main 200 and
ask for su al taSer. YOU set
great deal more service than
that implies
YouU find that there is
trained and experienced ad writer
cn the other end OF YOUR wire.
News Times adj takers are willing
and able 90 give YOU valuable
assistance in preparing your mes
sage for the public
Maybe YOU want 90 engage
cook. rent a room sell your car
mo matter what sort OF an ad
YOU want 10 use. one OF our ad
takers can tell YOU what facts
shouId De included and whore
you can save in obtaining the
greatest possible results.
Experience and study of the
remIt-Dower of differently word
"a ads has taught them how 20
say g."
This valuable service is yours
for the using-when YOU call
Main 600 and ask for an ad
taker
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
Knights of Columbus to
Gire Hard Times Party

South Bend council. Knights OF
Colum bus held their weekly meet
ing last night at the club rooms.
attended by more than 100 mem
hers
Plans are under way for a hard
times party 20 be given before
Lent. the date OF which has not
been decided. Prizes viii be given
for the most grOtesque costume.
Extensive plans are being made for
the annual ball 20 be held at the
Oliver hotel Easter Monday night.
when a number Of novelties VIII be
introduced during the dancing.
Refreshments were served after
the meeting, followed by a musical
entertainment by Charles Johnson's
jazz band
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
FAIL TO CONNECT
BOYS WITH CRIME
Bandits Practically Cleared of
Jaquith Murder-Coro-
ner Returns Verdict.

Roy Jaquith was killed as the re-
suit Of a shot fired by an unidenti-
fed man, according to the verdict
of the coroners jury which investi-
gated the mysterious shooting Of the
South Bend man a mile west Of
Cassopolis n few days ago. No new
clue developed at the hearing ia
quith was killed at a lonely spot
along the road east of Cassopolis
while en- route to his farm near
there.
Despite the fact that Sheriff Wy
man of CassOpolis has been working
overtime 10 connect the two youths,
Thomas Padonslli and Thomas Bene-
dict, both Of Grand Rapids. Mich.
who were arrested in Laporte last
week on "A charge of automobile
theft. with the crime. he has been
unable to date to prove anything
against the boys.
Mrs. Thomas Podonski. mother Of
one Of the youths. arrived I'm La
porte from Grand Rapids yesterday.
Young Podonski told his mother in
a previous letter that he had abso-
lutely nothing 20 do with the Staying
of Jaquith. Sheriff Antiss. Laporte
county has also succeeded i'm prac-
tiCally proving that the two lads were
not I'm any way connected with the
crime.
They are still being held i'm the
Laporte Jail until authorities from
other cities, where they are alleged
to have staged numerous robberies
and holdups. take some action. The
Laporte authorities already have
placed one charge against the
youths
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
Shortage RumOrS Force
Rise IN Wheat Prices

CHICAGO, Feb. 20. Big ad-
vances i'm wheat prices failed to en-
counter any aggressive opposition
Monday Scarcity of offerings en-
phasized talk of possible world
shortage of breadstun supplies and
let the market ascend as much as
&C. going far above any quota
tons current heretofore this sea
son. The close was strong at the
topmost point reached, 4 to &c
net higher, with May $146l4 to
$1.461a and July S1.273i 20
$L277s. Corn gained u 20 nc,
and oats . TO &c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
FIVE NABBED IN
RAID DENY GUILT
Victims of Morals Squad to
Face Judge in City Court
Today.

Two women and two men, alleged
to have been removed by the police
from 10 IL W. C7.Fax av.. at an
early hour Sunday morning, and
Lena knight the proprietress. also
taken into custody, were arraigned
before Judge DuComb in city court
Monday, charged with frequentlng
and keeping a house Of I'M fame
respectively
Bell Knight also of 10 ID w
ColfaX av., Irene Baker. 500 Lincoln
way L. Jack Claunch, Dayton, q.
and James Johnson. Chicago. were
the names and addresses given by
the defendants charged as fire.
que0ters. Their cases were taken
under Amusement until today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
PLAN FOR BANNER
DOLLAR DAY HERE,
SUCCESS ASSURED
lnterurban and Railroad Lines
as Well as Merchants Pre-
pairing for Event.

Aiid-winter Dollar Day will be
here THURSDAY
The announcement OF tho date for
this great bargain event has been ca
gerry watched for by the women OF
this vicinity No other cooperative
event staged by the local merchants
attracts the attention Of buyers like
Dollar Day and each succeeding one
has proved a greater success than
those Of the past
Undoubtedly, the reason for the
success and tho popularity Of Dollar
Day IS tho wide publicity given 20
the event. coupled with sincere e.
fort on the part Of merchants TO give
the greatest possible values. The
Chamber Of Commerce and The
News-Times are arranging TO give
the day the usual amount OF adver-
Using
The Ne7vs-Times is ready 20 help
merchants by furnishing snappy Dol
lar Day illustrations or to he with
the preparation of COPY The cuts
may be had in tho form of headings.
borders and attention comp ellers
come i'm a wide range OF sizes.
SUCCESS Assured.
Make it our greatest Dollar Day"
has been the slogan of all the mer-
chants of the city I'm preparing for
the event. and there is every indica-
ton that their efforts are 10 he
crowned with success. Interurban
lines. bus lines and all the railroads
entering the city are preparing to
take care of d great jam Of suburban
shoppers on Thursday. and there il
also every indication of a big turn
out OF South Bend ana Mishawaba
shoppers.
Never since Dollar Day was insti-
tutcd in South Bend years ago have
the various retail merchants shown
disposition to offer real bargains
ais they have this year Tomorrow's
editions of The News-Times will car
~ advertisements Of all of the mer-
chants participating in the event.
Bargains galore will be found i'm a
perusal of tomorrow's issues. AS an
added convenience for the busy
shopper. The News-Times will pub.
lish a complete official list Of Dollar
Day merchants on its first page Of all
editions Wedn esday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
TOWN TOPICS

NEW YORK. Feb. 2o.-E Reading
wise 20 switch from speculative t0.
dustrial leaders into Rcadiu-. ou-
opinion
Freeport, TeNas-Seews nearing
end Of the accumulation and strik-
ing advance would not surprise MS
az any time.
Rock Is-and-As stated. t would
be wen 70 hold some right l'ong
Would continue This policy
NEW YORK Feb. co. Kansas
City southern January net after tax.
S271.152; decrease Of $1s1ea- from
January. 1921.
Franklin Auto 60. is considering
the purchase of the WHY'S Corp %
plant at Elizabeth. ". J.. from the
receivers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
Players in Local Talent
Film Hare Strenuous Day

It was a tough day for the local
movie stars. SiXty-fyc scenes were
shot yesterday and the members
of the cast OF Along Came Jack
were kept on the hop from sunrise
until dark. The picture is progress
sing rapidly and the various scenes
are moving with ease. John G..
Yeagley made his screen debut yes
terday and Mrs. David Guilfoyle and
Mrs. J. a. Rode appeared as mothers
of the hero. Walter Heller. and the
heroine. Miss Helen Hagedorn.
Wedding scenes showing the new
Is married couple starting on their
honeymoon from the station. VIII be
taken tomorrow morning. Final
scenes viii be filmed AT the Elks
dance Wednesday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
Variety of Acts
Presented on Ne70
OrbheumPrOgra
Six Acts All Different and
Leaders in Their Line
Demure Dancer Pleases.

Variety. that pleasing kind which
is the spice Of life, bursts out in
every minute of the new bill of
vaudeville WATCH opened at the Or
pheum theater yesterday.
There is everything from a pretty
little dancer, who performs under
the name Corinne. TO menagerie Of
trained dogs, and each Of the six
acts is a leader i'm its line.
Corinne is, perhaps. all that the
bin promises for her-a dainty cap
tivating and fluffy bundle of human
fly which appears i'm flashes of color
from which there radiat,s a series
of happy smiles. Her partner, Dick
Himber, is only "a boy, but his violin
numbers show great talent
Melody of the program comes
with the appearance Of the Old
Time Darkies, a negro quartet, which
scored "a heavy success not only by
its rendition of the favorite Sweet
Emaline." but also by its imitation
of a steam caluope.
Oner Pleasing Comedy
Simpson and Deanland before
the curtain i'm a pre- prohibition
state anu TIE tplieQN ludl lollOWc Is
very we'll done. Their illustration of
q couple on the dance floor before
and after marriage brought rounds
Of laughter.
a touch Of mystery is added by
Hugh Johnson. who produces cards
where none were before and does
other sleight Of hand tricks. and the
thrills essential to an acceptable bill
are contained In Sawyer and EdGys
act ON the trapeze. the feature Of
which is "a perfect balance of the
two posed on a chair which rests on
the trapeZe bar.
Training OF an intensified nature
Is apparent in the Offering Of Carl
Emmy and his dogs, which Is APP
preciated especially by those who
are masters themselves. Several Of
the stunts he presents are wholly
new to South Bend audiences.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21

r NJ Snyder Of the local Cham
Der OF Commerce viii leave this
evening for 81. Louis where he viii
attend the four-day conference on
Better Business Bureau" execu-
tlves and the directors OF the vigil
lance commission OF the Advertising
Clubs OF the World
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
MORNING GRAIN LETTER.

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Oficial csti-
mates recently IS Of the Australian
and Argentine total yields are some
100000 smaller than estimates
made earlier. Canadian estimates
have been lowered by some 10000
coo bushels. Considering that the
early estimates did not afford a COM
Portable world surplus then the
above reduction OF 1o0,0oO.OOO
bushel yield Of chief exporting coun-
tries accounts for tho display Of
strength I'm importing markets.
When the long delayed Improvement
i'm domestic -four trade does appear.
market viii be doubly responsive.
- nrrc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
Pastor Cites Black SO1'
Scandal IN Talk on Honor
To Members of Tri-C Club

Rev O.. w Titus OF Mishawaka
used the Black Sox'' baseball scan
dal as an illustration IN his talk on
selling Your Honor" before 40
members OF the Trio club OF high
school boys az the Y NJ. C.. A. build
ing last night. Rev. Titus substi
iutcd as speaker for ID G.. Wright,
who was in and unable 20 be pres
ent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
LIVESTOCK
GRAIN COMMENT.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2O.-Harris Won
thrOp and Co. say: Gables and over
Sunday weather VIII be important
Influences early this week.
Bartlett Frazier and Co.: We feel
that the general worlds situation Is
growing stronger all the time.
Stein Alstrfn and Co.. With the
improved technical condition the
market bids fair 20 further its pres.
emit advance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
Legion Post Arrdnges for
Entertainment of "VpfS'

given Thursday evening by South
Bend Post so. American Legion, for
the @. a. r. and spanish War Vet
Grams were made at the luncheon
Monday noon in the Chamber OF
Commerce by the executive commit
tee OF the post.
sam Pettingill Will give a patriotic
talk and the musical program Will
be I'm charge OF Sidney Cohen. Eats
VIII be an important part OF the en-
tertainment. over 200 men are ex-
pected
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
Ray. STRAW AND FEED.

corrected Daily by the Wesley aiiirr
Hour and Feed Co. ago s. Michigan C.
Phone. Main SD
NEW HAN-Fay Slfu16. seIlinE
s-oN2f per ton.
-Pavi-- 3fc- selling 50T60c-
CORN Paying 800. selling 60TIoc.
CLOTaR SEED-PayiuE So. selling
S-1uIG.
ALSIkE CLOVER Selling STA
ALFALFA Northern grown. ElA
WHEAT. CORN. OATS. ETC
Corrected Daily by NJ. B. Morgan. star
Mills, Hydraulic av. Phone L-5O91l.
toE> PAYING 4Ic per hu.
OATS-paying 35c
MIDDLINGs- Selling 81 IS cvFt
BRAN Selling 81. so rwt-
CHOP EEED-NpIIIug Sl.l0 cwt
RYE Paying 1Oc.
SCRATCH EEED-SeIline 500 eWt,
WHEAT SO. Paving 100 uu
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
VISIT GARY SCHOOLS.

W NJ. Danner and l.. q. ColsOn
OF the Y. VI. c. A. and Miss Maude
Heath. OF the Y. W. C. A.. with a
terial association. were IN Gary. Ind.
Monday visiting the Week Day
School OF Religious Education.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
fUTCACO PRODUCE MARKET

CHICAGO Feb. 90 BUTTER Re
ceipts 1876 tubs Creamery extras faic
hrsts 3fu35c. packing ~teeE IHHltr.
FCCS- Rerafuts 1868" cases N.-rHl-
Iare0us 2sT-Sfec. ordinary fr-f- -r
&c. frsts 19c checks -51I -Hr- o.rta5
1G0 2Ic
CHEESE-TW new 2lH-Ii4r. b1's-
les ga 22f4c. Young Americas q
II sac. Iongh0rDs DC brick 1TT dc
LIVE POULTRY Turkeys aHr. chick
ems 24c- springs 25e. ronSfrrs 1~..
geese Use. ducks 2-c.
pOTATOES-R Receipts So cars. WIS
round white S1.15N19. Michigan Si-r
So. Minnesota S1700 7J- Idaho Rsrl.-
S2n21O. Idaho Russets S--NII-H
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21

CHICAGO. Feb 9G HOGS kece H' Fl
IS 900: market fairly active and mostly
Zoe higher Bulk S10u I05n- top SlNH.-
heavvreighf SJ005U tN11- medium
weight $40 2OQ1045. light weight Slt
a1O.6O- light lights $40 1oa io 90 heavy
packing sowS. smooth. S-,1'l f..'r
1923
CATTLE-Receipts 1900 market
mostly steady. Beef steers-choire aud
prime 91JH0 So. medium and good ) tN
IT6 %. good and choice SIS 25l 45f- COM
mon and medium S8-5T So butcher
cattle-heifers Sf-Ju1IJ. cows 5000
COS: bulls S35Dn6. Gamers and cutters
cows and heifers S2God3o, veal calves
81 25n II. feeder steers $3.50 l.-l
sfocker steers S507. stock COWS and
heifers S3.T50525.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21

be a dangerous market 90 sell f0t
some time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21

A wise man in a FOOLS service r. a
clear pearl thrown into lacquer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
Stock Market Selling
Prices At The Close

NEW YORK, Feb 90 Closing
prices ON the stock exchange today