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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
POLICE PROBE FIND
OF HIDDEN AUTO
PARTS IN CAVERN
Local Youths Make Alleged
Confessions of Disman-
Ting of Car.

With signed statements from three
Mlshswaka youths charged with the
theft ~ the Fred Starkweather au-
tomcbue and IT'S later dismantle-
mcnt. police are attempting 10 con-
nect the lads with the crime activi-
lies IN this vicinity.
Arraigned In the Mishawaka city
court Monday were Fordice Kauft-
man and Herman Welsh. OF Mish-
awaka. and Earl Harun Kaufman
and welsh were confined IN the
county jail IN lieu OF bonds Of $1,000.
for their appearance before the cir
cult court grand Jury on charges Of
automobile taking Young Harlin
was released uu bonds % $3.50. for
receiving stolen goods
According 10 the confessions OF
Harlins companions Harlin was
named as a principal 10 the theft.
he. 70 was said. having admitted the
accusations. A warrant for his re-
arrest on the more serious charge.
according 20 Otstott. was secured.
Later revelatiS ns. 10 was said tend
ed 20 show that the boys had dis
mantled the Starkweather ear threw
the fan wheel into the river from
the Sample ST. bridge buried the
chassis i'm a cave. including parts Of
the body. burned up tho cushions,
hid :he wheels In the woods east Of
Mishawaka. and threw three Of the
tires and the windshield of The
county line bridge near OsCeola. The
motor and one Of the tires was sub
"a
Harlin machine. Last night. Otstot
went TO the Kaufman home and
found starlNweather's license plates
hidden fin a bed between the springs
and mattress.
Certain Of the statements made by
the trio in their confessions, impli-
cate others who. according 20 the
local police. viii be questioned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
SET NEW PACE TO
REACH CLUB GOAL


With the end Of the intensive ex-
pansion program of the Chamber OF
Commerce in sight, efforts will be
redoubled during the next three
DAYS that the drive may be brought
10 a successful close at the final
dinner. Friday evening at $50
O'Clock
General Chairman Arthur L. Hub
bard issued a call Monday for a
group meeting Of the business men
OF the city who had not yet been re-
ported as members by any of the
teams working 10 secure members.
The meeting Will be held Wednes-
day morning at 1000 o'clock.
At 4.30 o'clock Wednesday af-
ternoon the executive committee OF
80. which includes the board Of d.
rectors Of the Chamber will meet
TO discuss matteTs relative to the
campaign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
SPECIAL JUDGE TO
HEAR PRELIMINARY
TRIAL OF OFFICER
Hosinski to Name Attorneys
for Choice of Jurist In
Schricker Case.

A motion for change Of venue and
selection OF a trial Judge other than
Justice OF Peace Al. Hosinski will
cause the preliminary hearing OF
Herman O. Schricker. police officer.
charged with manslaughter in con
nection with the fatal shooting Of
Zigmund Wisniewski. TO be post
poned
The hearing set for o'clock
Wednesday afternoon will result
in no more than nominations OF ar
torneys from whom selection OF a
sreclal judge Will be obtained. This
information was authoritatively OBJ
tanned from the Office OF City Atty.
l. W Hammond. Monday. in the
absence Of Mr.. Hammond who is at
his cottage at the lake over the
holiday
The result OF the preliminary
hearing. which may force the police
officer 70 stand trial before a reg
ularly empaneued jury ip circuit
court this fall will not affect the
status Of Schricker relative 10 sus-
pension from the force. according
20 word reiterated by police Off
Gals Monday. II is known that
Chief Lane stands back OF the off,
Ger, trusting that he acted in line
Of duty, and upon presentations
made of the dead man and his COM
panions efforts 10 break in.
Questioned relative TO the defense
seeking a change OF venue. Justice
Hosnskf said Monday that in such
an event he would nominate five
attorneys. one Of whom would be
selected 10 take charge OF the pre-
liminary hearing. As far as judicial
capacity is concerned, both Coroner
Crumpacker and himself would be
eliminated from the case
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
ACTIVE WEEK FOR
SCOUTS PLANNED
Program Starts Today When
Boys Will Take Part in
Festivities.

An active week for Scouts and
Scout leaders has been planned the
work starting today with the Me
moral day celebrations. Numbers Of
Scouts were detailed 70 assist in va
rious parts OF the program for the
day.
The weekly round table for Scout
leaders Will be held Thursday eve
ming at the Oliver school.
The conference Of deputy commits
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
South Bend Wan Dies at
Parents Home ia KnOa

GUY Harden 1912 s s. Joseph
ST died at the home OF his parents.
ATr. and Mrs George Hafde1, En-
Knox. Ind. Monday He was born
Nov. g. 1SSS. and was 80 years Of
age He had been a resident of this
city for yeans. an employe of the
Studebaker corporation He is SUR
vlved by his wife. a daughter, Marr
iorle. a brother. LLOYD. and a sister.
Bessie
Funeral services viii be held on
Thursday afternoon az o'clock az
Knox. Rev John r. BelleviIle ras-
tor 10 the Indiana Avenue Christian
church Of this city offciatnE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
Make Improvements in
BOiCn1dn Cemetery Lots

A number of improvements have
been made in the Bowman cemetery
on Miami 10y means OF a care taking
fund which has been created and 20
which the lot owners are giving lib
orally. The walks and drives have
been moved and the grounds clean
ed up generally
The c. a. x. posts of the city
have marked the graves Of all vet
Grams Of the civil war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
Minor Injuries
In Fall From Sc1ffoId

Chick Williams. colored. 40 years
Of age. 624 ". Division ST. fell from
a scaholdinG on a construction Job on
=. Jefferson ST.. near the Yellow Cab
CO plant Monday afternoon. and
sustained injuries 10 HIS left arm ard
left hip He was rushed 20 Epworth
hospital In the police ambulance.
where his injuries were found 20 be
minor. He was released later in he
evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
" oman Cut OUer Eye
u hen AutoS Collide

a deep cash over the right eve
was sustained by Mrs Samuel Bone
wit. Buchanan. Mich when the
ORD car I'm which she was riding
coIHded with another machine late
yesterday at St Louis and Jefferson
blvds. SIX stitches We're required 20
close the wound
Mrs. Bonewir occupied the front
seat with Charles Ritter. also OF Blu
chanan Ritter was driving west on
jefferson blvd. when he failed 20
observe James IT. Kerwin. Misha-
waka. IN REQ car driving south on
S.. Louis blvd The Ford machine
struck Kerwin's car broadside. A
piece OF flying glass from the wind
shield struck Mrs Bonewit In the
face.
Both automobiles We're badly
damaged
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
Enlightenment Circle
Presents Enterfninmenf

The Enlightenment circle Of s..
StanisIsus parish presented the
six.h and last Of the Entertainments
10 be given by the circle this sea-
son az the s. StanislaUs Parochiai
hau Sunday evening "Babula."
"Dwock Feuksow Dwie Felune."
and A Polish Mute and jeff comedy.
written by one OF the members. were
presented
The enlightenment circle IS com
posed az young men and women OF
The parish. among whose activities
IS the publishing and distributing Of
a magazine The Posener" Father
sztuczko. c. s c.. The director OF
the circle. and Father r Harciniak.
pastor Of the Parish. are very en-
thusiastlc over the work accomplish
"a by its members.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

CHICAGO Nav p HOGS Receipts
5000 market Joe lower TD4 Sll- bulk
SlO.&1d go. he1vvwa icht SO aof1 ln ~
medium weight SlO 750 fo05 light weigh
SO GOA II light lights Slo 25f1 lu -e
heavy packing Sows- smooth q 40f7940
packing sows. rough S925H9 ~. pigs
g. 25N 10 20
SHEET Receipts $4,000. market 90
lower Lambs Si3 go cuil and common
$500 10 vearlinc wefhcrs $3.50 u o.
ewes S42J0 80. Gull and common S2m
S425
CATTLE Receipts 20oOo market
steady Choice AMI prime sST3n @ 80
medium good $1,000 - common S7.25G
Z %. good and choice 3 4oG - com
mon medium SI250 40. butcher cattle
and hoiferS s. 90d On. cows 50 5od -
bulls - AoN GO. Gamers and cutter
50 pa 40. Gamer steers s. 75dh veal
calves SS2jd 10 - feeder steers SGd7 -
stocker steers $3.50 7.75. sfecker cows
and heifers 81 2JHG15
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
Concert Fund, With Gift,
DEPOSITED Here for BON

Stauislaus Slater. of Mishawaka
had 500 deposited 20 his credit in
the First National Bank. Monday. as
trust fund 90 be used i'm assisting
him i'm obtaining a college educa-
tiCn by the committee who spon-
sored the recital of Nine Florence
Cole Tabert May % ar the Melville
building Proceeds from the recital
Melted S3S. To this was added $50
hy Mrs !. r. Fears. 116 s. williams
ST.. as a thank Offering.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
GRAIN REVIEW

CHICAGO Nav % MAY wheat de
chned sharply nu the chicago board ~
trade TODAY. Heavy selling nv local in
forests and combined liquidation nf AM
grains caused the drop BuverS were
scarce Favorable weather reports from
The grain belt also influenced the drpau.
Provisions were lower
May wheat opened ar S1oI up SIC anal
closed nh Gisc- July 81 g2L off = and
closed on a'-r. September 81 1914, 100 ne
and closed on 2ic
May corn opened If GNHtr uurhar.-atI
and closed Of 7~c. July &C. uuch4n.-.,
ana closed OF FAC sept i5I.C unchanged
and closed off IT,
May oats opened 3G7-c unchanged ana
closed of &C. july @>i-r. unchanged. and
closed Of a.r Sept fnc. uu Ir anal
closed of .c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
CHICAGO PROnTrF NARkFT

CHICAGO. May % -BT TIER cream
cry 33Lc standards af1. rrst- aod tc
seconds 2Sd pc
RI 237,
CHEESE-Twins lSd1Sisc Americas
49, n 1or
POULTRY Fowls. 25L RI 1f- ducks
hr0ilerS 361 f4c
POTATOES Receipts lG4 rsrs VIE
round white S1456 50 .sNirh 81 Pld .uH-
new Ala Bliss Trumphs sacked so 4
s. 75l2 -. Texas - o5a1 ~ Louisiana
long white S175H2. Bliss Triumrh- SO
]. S2T0d - South Carolina Cnlhier-.
flat boxes. No. T. s. T5lI 8 -.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
MARKET SUMMARY

2Nohng week end 70 change
fashion
throughout the
indicating
a
dealing
Stude
and both stock achieved figures for the
including
Products National Enameng and Stamping Coca
Rehners Phillips
Petroleum
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
Police Make Anniversary
Raid on Soos' Emporium

Just one year ago. on the eve Of
Memorial day. william Soos. dis
penser OF soft drinks. a. az Prai-
RTE av. was taken into custody for
violation Of the liquor laws
Yesterday operatives OF the police
department swooped down upon his
establishment at 40 Chaplin ST..
seized pint and half-pint bottles
partly filled with "moonshine" liq-
uor and arrested Soos on charges OF
unlawful possession. Soos furnished
appearance bonds of $500 for ar
raignment before City Judge Du-
Comb Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

EAST BTFFALO- Nav 9-IAITLE =
Receipts 900. market active. 25G 40c
lower. Prime steers SS.2Jd9Ij; shipping
steers SS2Jd915. butcher grades STT5n
SO. heifers S55OGS. cows So H0Gf6 rs
bulls S4d 595. feeders scar. mich COWS
and springers S45G13O
CALVES Receipts 24N0. market slow.
81 higher Gull 10 choice S4d13
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1000
market slow Nearings 50c lower Choice
lambs, spring SI6d17. Gull % fair SI07
10 -. yearlings S9N $3.50, sheep S3ds
HOGS-Receipts 1900. market active
and l0c mp. Workers S11 40d II 90. pigs
SlJo. mixed S1l .35d 81. heavy Slf35 f.
rOughs S9N92J stays S5dS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
NeU Vehicle at OliUer
attracts Large audience

Closing the season with the pro-
duction OF The Girl in the Limou-
sine. the Oliver Players scored an
other hit last night that will cause
the cast 20 be we'll remembered for
their season in South Bend
The Girl in the Limousine" a
farce comedy Astounding in situa
tions so Comical that almost every
moment was one which cased laugh
ter. was we'll produced and enabled
the members Of the cast TO show
their versatility in handling a We
hicle Of the nature of the closing Of
fering.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
COMMERCIAL TOPICS.


t4s0oo0 annually other decisions pending In
effective July probably will add Sio00ooOoo
acceptable discuss
rechs-ag
obregon De La Hus conference with Ns York bankers Ger
equitable" VIII Mexico has sincerely decided rs for
Gig indebtedness
mi filed
o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

sioners will be held Friday evening,
June ?. at headquarters.
Saturday vii he an open house
day at the Scout reservation. near
Four Mile bridge All those inter
ested in scouting are invited 20 visit
the reservation afternoon or evening
OF that day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

Only one more week OF the school
childrens' contest FOR the best ter
reasons. why Stuiebaker Place IS
the Logical Place 20 Live" Public
and parochial schools should be fully
represented in the contest. Open 70
children not over y years old
Closes 3 p. NJ. June 6th.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
Spanish-American War

(The following list includes only mem
bers Of Company r. 157 TN Indiana Vol
unteers. which was recruited In st. 10.
sepiI county. the records of members OF
other units not being available.)
Harry q. Perkins.
Harry Herring.
Fred Schneider.
(Reenlisted IN regulars)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
World Var

(St Joseph county men and women
Tho were killed IN action or died IRON
sounds. disease or other causes durins
Sarl
Ward Lester Adams.
Cecil Ross Barkley
Sergt Fred NJ. EaumEartner.
Ira d Betson.
Sergt. William Earl Black.
Lieut.. Frank Ernest Bleuir.
Ford ". Borough
Achiel n Busschaert.
Corp. Louis r. Copp.
JOSEPH Frank Cotras.
Clarence Croker.
Frank Daniels.
Peter ?. Daniels.
Corp. Howard william Dietrich.
Samuel W. Dyecko.
Corp. Orville Leroy yesterday.
Corr. Emery c. Farver.
Walter Louis Foegley.
Ralph V. Fries.
Gordon o. Fullerton.
Francis Casper Gehring.
Lamar Gemberling.
Corp Floyd r. Godfrey.
Grover NJ. Goering
Oscar Goossens.
Martin Gulderson.
Howard Hepler.
Corp Frank 8 Hoffman.
Raymond Peter Holycro-7.
Walter Hudals
Isadore Jacobsen.
Corp. Alexander A Jankowiak.
Robert Johnson.
Stanley Kabzinski.
Corp. Freedom kellogg.
Victor Kendziorski.
Tony Kopczynski.
Sergt. Sylvester Korinski
Sergt. Joseph Frank Koszewskt.
Frank Stanislaw Kotecki
John J. Kowalski.
Jan Kowlczyk.
Stanley Knoll
John Krzemin.
Evar Hilmar Kullenberg.
Vastly Lapchuk.
Lieut. Evertt Robertson Leisure.
William Stephan Lewandowski.
Mai. August T. Luedke.
Gladys Nancy Lyon.
James Robert McAlpine
Lieut.. Malcolm w McAlpine.
Lieut. Arnold Matthew McInery.
steve Mikula
Frank J. Milolojackak
William z Miltenberger
Andrew Mindykowski
Corp. Delno .. Mitchell.
Charles Steele Moon.
Horace Greeley Morris.
Ira holland
Albin s. Nowinski.
Paul F. Oppelt.
Leo r. Paege.
Stanley Paszkiet
Ray Harris Patrick.
Fred Carson Pearson
Sergt. Walter Adelma Phelan.
Sergt. Clyde Pittman.
Harry r. PomeranZ.
Corp. Arthur p Reynolds.
Edward Richter.
Albert Ridenour
Herbert II. Riedel
Corp. Charles William Roderick.
Sergt Floyd Ellis Roderick
Edmond Rogers.
Chester DoZplochowski.
Peter Alan Schultz.
William Franklin Shelton.
Corr Howard Urquhart Snyder.
Cashier Jacob Sosinski
Ora Levern Snyder.
Edward T. Sousley.
Lee T. Starr.
Herbert NJ. Strickler.
Corp. Edward E Struck.
James W. Swanson.
John Szczepanski
Allen Sharp Thatcher
Russell Otis Town.
Lieut. Garland Lee Tucker.
julius Van Camp.
Joseph Ven de Putte.
August Van Der Haeghe
Firman G. Van Holsheke.
George Vercoe.
Frank John Wallisch.
Roy Harrison Watt
Walter Monroe Weltzein
David A. Whitmer.
Joseph Frank Wisnewski.
Corp. George s. Woiciechowski
John William Wolfe.
Rudolph Henry Wolter.
Anthony Yandl.
Sergt. Lott Albin Eel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
PIrrsRrRG IIxFsrnck

IIIINkI KE. Nav 2H-HUGS = Re
ceipts ~ double deckers market active
Prime heavy 15G1t25 mediums S1l a.
= II 40, heavy Workers St140a II 40. light
Workers S1I 400 II A.. pigs S11 900 II a. b.
roughS SSd s s.: stays Sjd525
TLE-Receipts ~ loads. market
strong Choice $ sac. good SSd ~ /.
fair $500 s 50; veal calves $40 Jod ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts 10
double deckers market strong Prime
wetherS S7.J0H good SO 2JN7. fair mix
ed S5MG. lambs S10d13
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

SEED MABKET.
TIMOTHY Selling, $3.50 per bu.
CLOEER-Medlum red. selling 81.
SUDAN GRASS Seung 50 cwt
AILLET-Commor selling. yI7s rwt
ALSIkE-Selling. SIS
mammoth red, SIS; sweet clover S.
ALFALFA-Selling. So
SOY BEANS-S308
SEED CORN-S2
NEW HAT-Psying t1eafs; selling.
sZfNIZG per ton
OATS-Paying f0c: selling. 5Odsoc.
COW PEAS sea- 90
Corrected Daily 10y the wesley Miles
Flour and Feed Co. 42o :. Michigan "a
Phone Main s86.l
CORN-Paying. SOC selling 601T0c.
CLOVER SEED-Paying $l4 sslliaE
fi6dlS
ALStKE CLOVER-Selling tl4dlA
ALFALFA-Northern grown. slA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

--INDIANApOIIS MAY % -HOGS-Re-
cnipts 6oo0 market loG poe higher Best
heavies $40 >5d 1913. medium miKel
Nl0N1N II common choice Si09Su IT q.
bulk of sales S1I
SHEEP Receipts 2O0. market steady.
Top S2H4
GALN Is Receipts 90. market steady
and strong Tor S11
CATTLE-R Receipts On. market steady
and strong. Steers S6T s -. cows and
heifers sea 80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
DENTISTRY.

DR.. Oren. formerly OF South Bend
is associated with Or. Carson in his
new location under the firm name
OF Carson and Oren, at l25 ". Wash
ington az. Phone Main 549. l4o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

\ S75 reward l. offered for the re-
covcry of Chandler sport model au-
tomobile. stolen yesterday afternoon
from its parking stand in the 100
block on S. Lafayette blvd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
Civil War.

tThe following list includes the st. Jo-
Seph county men who lost their lives as
members of the l. military units re-
cruited wholly or in part i'm 1T. Joseph
county. The many soldiers who were
reported a. unaccounted for and those
who enlisted in scattered regular or other
units are not included in the list.)
Capt James HoughtOn.
Capt. Isaac NJ Petit
Lieut. William II. Criswell
Lieut. Seth B. Parks
Capt Frank A. Hardman.
Capt Thomas 3. Roberts
Chaplain Joseph r. Albright
Capt JA1es NJ Holiday.
Lieut.. Solomon H. Fountain.
Samuel Higginbotham.
John Anten.
Corp. Jesse Miller
Corp. Robert F. Boyd.
Thomas Brown.
James Clements
Francis Gilman.
Phineas r. Jennings
Frederick Lescohier.
Solomon Michael.
Leverene Packard.
Selah Pickett
Charles O. Pressey.
Joseph Rodgers
Harrison Shearer.
Levi F. Snure.
Daniel 2. UnEry
Henry Baugh.
BENJAMIN Bonney.
SerCt John Owens
Frederick Becker.
Edmund Harris
Michael Hennesy.
James Higgins.
William Hight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

When YOU say Cigars-say Dutch
Masters ill-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

corrected Daily 81 =. w. LippmaR- als
-. Matt 81 Phone Main 26Il
HIDES. calfskins lOc
TALLOW-Rendered. Sc, rough. 1o1a
BEESWAX-25G35 per 10.
LARD-l2hc 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

James p Mareen.
William J Streable.
Anthony Willis.
Ira A. Wilson.
John Potts.
Jesse Brown.
Edward Curn
John Drake.
BENJAMIN Frederick.
Henry Grindle
John Ham.
Sergt Charles G.. Kelley.
Reuben Kitung.
Alexander VI. Kembel.
Corp John Martin
Moses Miller.
JASPER y. Rockhill.
Sergt. Daniel 3. Stiner.
Corp Samuel-HI. Shepley
Jacob Sipes.
John Shelmadine.
Francis n. futile.
Henry Lehman.
Levi Robbins.
James R Wedgworth.
William H Wilson.
Willard Rockwell.
Patrick Shields
Sergt. James 3. Finley.
Sergt. Charles W. Clemens.
Corp William Trueblood
Gregory Fl. Cotton.
John Brewer.
Lorenzo Dively
George Dively.
William NJ. Fulmer.
John Henry.
William II Huey.
Jacob Hinebaugh.
Ephraim T. Lane.
John ]. Mapes.
William II. Moon.
William 7 Parrish.
George Paul.
Hiram Pearson.
James 3. Streets.
John Y. Quigley.
Conrad Swank
Moses Teel.
Hiram Babcock.
Sergt. John A. Begin.
Corp. William II. Bulla.
Henry J. Ashley.
Edwin A Bartlett
William Currier.
Adam Deelman.
Herman Dirst
Ebert Gay.
Henry c. Greenleaf
George Guibert.
Peter Hemingerz
Jacob II. Keifer.
Irwin III. Kelsey.
William H. Maugherman
Jonas Odell.
Benjamin Schmidt
John Sunshine.
John Nanriper
Corp. Jesse Hathaway.
George NJ. Bowen.
Daniel W. Baker.
Albert c Green.
Simon s. Huyler.
Charles NJ Hanville.
James Hardy.
John p. Klink.
Daniel Kiser.
William Lichtenberger.
BENJAMIN ". Ross.
Jonathan Swathwood
Michael Valentine.
OZias ". Wells.
George Wvl<off
William TT. Wells.
Michael Wollett.
John Virgins.
James Ziegler.
Isaac Miller.
Caleb Mangus.
Alonzo Oliver.
John Ramsberger.
John I. Smith.
Daniel Shearer.
Joseph Shinewa.
John Wier.
Silas Young.
Thomas Claffey.
William p. Ellis.
John Herman.
Reuben Herman.
Horton Mc\abb.
Richard Maxwell.
Jacob Martin.
Frederick D. Metz.
Martin g. Robinson.
David r. Smith.
Emerson Woodbury..
Sergt. George 2. Hicks.
James + Blake.
George 3. Girsom.
Aaron Huff.
James a. johnson.
Joseph Keazey. jr.
Martin VI. Miller.
Ami II TarbeT.
Prosper Wagner.
BENJAMIN Murphy.
Henri Woolman.
Jesse W. Whitemau.
James Custer.
David r. Cripe.
Charles y. Davis.
Elias Sousley.
Corp. John II Asbehire.
Abner Bowen.
Leonard Behee.
Philip Critics.
David Frazer.
John Herchelrode.
john hartman.
John Horn.
Jesse Hunt.
George Hall
Joel James.
John L. Jones.
John Kline.
Henry Kizar.
Miles II. Miller.
Jacob Ritter.
sszyM rs,
w. a II:;ii &
= %3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
WHFAT. CoRN. oATs. 20.

corrected Daily BY u. b. Morgan. St.
Mills, Hydraulic av. Phone L-6ee11
CORN-Paying. SOC per bu
OATS-Paying. S..
AIDDLINGs-Selling. 81 90 ewL
SEED OATS-Seiling 75c bu-
BRAN-Selling, $50 cwt.
RYE-Paylng so.
SCRATCH FEED-SellinR. 400 ~
WHEAT-No l~paying $50 hu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
SOUTH BEND Markets
Ray. STRAW AND FEED.

Corrected Daily by j.. !. Rove 6oa q
Michigan -. Phone Lincoln $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

Corrected Daily By Brotherhood Oroa-sH
Rz0 -. Main q. Phone N-l-5sD
BCTTER-Paying. Soc: selling A7c
FRESH EGGS-Paying, PC. selling,
2sc COZ
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Can,
fornia navel oranges. 4Oc doI.
TATOES-Sslling 81 Is bu
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Sc 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24
ALL CLASSES CATTLE
ARE QUOTED STEADY


HV AnNnNtANrs 49,
FORT WORTH Noy -3.--Br.sk trad
ins DEVELOPED iof meet 0.psses u cattle
TbursaAy. the c8urer dali hoing par
,cularly actlt, On 900 kinds prices
veer called steady Calves sold 20 a
node s,rly good demand and values
were Id lln. with tE' recent decline.
some steers sold 90 s5-s and cows Ia
ear lots ranged up % $3.50. odd calves
no,ch..d s. 90 Tor hugh range lioceipts
amounted 10 5000 bead % cattle and
. 0O0 calves
sales - hogs were mad. 't prices
that were loo line with 'he packer mar
k., a wedue+lat ha' values w,l, tulIy
,sc under "a. shipper hlsis that day.
Around 1900 heal were received aud
the supply went sa'cNHd early Most
81 the ron ssiI af $3.50 GO tso5. PIGS
brought a. the market being about
stssdy
slsep. receipts amounted 10 500 head
The market was steady.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-24
STOCKS IRREGULAR
WITH LOWER PRICES
Associated Pres

NEW YORK. Nov % Opening
priccs IN ioday- stock market were ir.
regular with ihe main tendency down
ward IN reflection ~ further bear soil.
ing and liquidation W frightened aud
disappointed investors
Railroad shl,s were usau fI' hard.
-, hi,. wheeling ana Lake Erie pro
ferrei breaking -i points. th, common
ga Wabash preferred A 8 b.. North
err Pacific ANA Sew York Central = "a
each. great northern proferrod Ia, ana
Baltimore and Ohio I and Missouri Pa
cific preferred on'.hllf 90 new low
record FOR tho year.