Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 15, Number 129, Decatur, Adams County, 2 June 1917 — Page 2

DAILYDEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by The Decatur Democrat Company JOHN H. HELLER President ARTHUR R. HOLTHOUBE, Bserstary Subscription Rato*. Per Week, by carrier 10 cents Per Tear, by carrier $6 00 Per Month, by mall 26 cents Per Yoar, by mall . $3.00 Single Copies .....2 cents Advertising rates made known on application. Entered at the Postoffice in Decatur, Indiana, as second-class matter.

Wc call your attention to the series of ten articles written by fatuous newspaper men, the lirst of which. by Luke MeLuke, humniorist for the Enquirer, appears today. The out Monday is by Kin Hubbard of the Indi, nnpolis News They are gents and they call attention to the Liberty Bonds with argument presented in . a most readable way. Be sure to read th m for you will enjoy them whether you want a bond or not. Work harder and advertise is a go -**■ rulo in these days of war and high prices even more so than in ordinary times. After the smoke of battle has cleared away it will be found that quite a. number of men. hustling a.id ever at it men, will have profited financially while the competitor whl sits down and grieves will have been left <br behind. The country is prosp rous. billions of dollars are being t xpended. The man who knows Ute jiower of advertising will reap a ri h „ harvest. Think it over merchants. Plans for Decatur's new high school building have been approved by all the boards as required under the law. Further than th;:. Huy have been declared so good that‘if carried out th-y will give this community the most complete aiTvl in every way most modern school in tile middle west. it would be a worthy and a most excellent reputati >n atm it is to be hop si that our citizens will prove the ,:- selves big enough for the job. Isis build till.- school that mean/ so mu T for future Decatur and lets build it right while we are at it. Do you realize that Adams county is making a very poor showing in she Liberty Bend campaign and that so far but a small amount of the S3O -.- 000 allotted to this rich county have bei n taken? It-is true and it is high time that we move out briskly if we do not want to be pointed at as “slackers” in this great and impoitant work. Its a case where the government is paying you 3fe per cent to do your bit and*it seems that eve-y one who possibly can ought to at least buy a bond or two. Even if you havn't the cash, that has been arranged. for you can pay for them by the week. Won't you? Why not a six cent piece of money these days of odu prices, ever upward and onward? While we do not doubt that the treasury department know the country's need, we expect to >, they are busy merchants these days and perhaps have not noticed that the price of many commodities which

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$3.50 to $9.50 « X - - ■ -B! THE MYERS-DAILEY COMPANY

have soft! at five cents have now been advanced to six, making the matter, of penny change a nuisance. The pro duett now selling.or about to sell at the mid prices include soap, matches, I newspapers, salt and tiny number of others. Why not furnish a piece »f change which will conform with ihis ' lorced boost in j-etal) prices? We believe it would be a convenience th t would be appreciated. Cigars ulid other articles should be advanced that the dealer may live and they need the six cent piece of money to do so.

s--.. . AXMSEecxifflBSN m h DOINGS IN SOCIETY ! WIIKT SOCIAL CALENDAR. Tuetc'. • Reformed Mis iouury Mrs. l-’red Sellemeyer. I*reshyterlan Missionary airs. U. A. Dugan. More things are wrought by prayer thtan this world dreams of. —Tennyson. The Presbyterian Woman's Heine ami Foreign Mirsionay society • v 111 meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. C. A. Dugan. The good program arranged will be announced later. Mrs. C. A. Dugan and daughter. H- len. went to Richmond today to join Mr. Dugan in a weekend visit with the P. W. Smith family. Mr. Dugan is stopping there on his way home fr >m a stay at West Baden. The Womans Missionary Society of Zion's Reformed church will meet with Mrs. Fred Sellemeyer Tuesday. June 5. -Mrs. Otto Reppert will be < the leader, when the following progfam will be given: Song, by th< ,'i. S. Faith of Our Father; scriptu:reading and prayer by Mrs. H. Cloud; solo. Miss Della Sellemeyer; lesttoik.l. Missionary Work Among Sfiani-di Speaking People, page 127. 130. Mrs. H. Mayer: 2. General Results, page 130. 133, Mrs. M. Worthmann: 3.

Larger Aim for Future, page 133. 135, Mrs. L Gehrig: page 135. 13S, Mrs. F. Schafer: page 13S, 140. Mrs. B. Elzey : 4. Opportunity. God's Call to Action, [age 14(1. 143. Mrs M. Jaberg: page 143. 146. Mrs. M. Kirsiffi: Discuss! m. Ways of improving Missionary Work, leaflet.. Mrs. J. Spuhler: solo. M.S August Yager. After the Pocahontas lodge meeting last evening fifty-three were entertained by the Minnehaha Needle citi.i. The usual fine time witli sewing, charades and games is reported. The hostesses were Mesdapies Fred Blosser, Irvin Elzey. J. N F’ristoe. Elizabeth Burns, tluy Brown. Temple Butler. J A. Blew. Claude Burkbead, Monroe Besses and the Misses Ercie Dull ami Alma Brown. Refreshments of cake and fruit salad in orange cups, with coffee, were-very tempting. A class of eight was initiated by the Ben Hurs last evening, they being M. J. Scherer, John Brothers. I-orene Parr. Lena Dellinger, Dolores Burkhead. Imogene and Fredah Black. Wilma Smith. Another class will be initiated next Friday. Special meetings will lie held Monday and Wednesday

hi preparation to going to Fort Wayne June 13. After the initiation last evening. refreshments of ice cream an-1 cake were dispensed. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stalter yi-1 daughter. Dorothy Lut'ile, of •Fren- h township, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. John M >sure, of First street. The Sorosis Bunch will give a pic- ' nic Sunday for two of their number. - Misses Doris Devoss and Eva AughL enbaugh. who leave soon for Angola to attend school The H«me Workers' club of young • folks had a jolly good time, ins hiding a taffy pulling, at the home of Glee , Krugh. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Meibers, Tonk and Bob Meibers will motor to Port ' land Sunday to be guests of Mrs. C. Whipple and daughter. Ruth, at supper. The Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid s->-ciety had a large attendance at their meeting yesterday. Mrs. William Welland served a fine dinner during the nooti hour. They will now take a*three months’ vacation and resume their work in September.

Miss Deiiir. Riley, of Holyoke, Mass., who has been the guest of her cousins, Miw.es Ginley and Mrs. Robert Jlreen. left today for Indianapolis for a visit before returning home. Miss Riley, i who is a trained nurse has entered the ranks Vr hospital work in France and F expects to be called to duty soon. ! Mrs. Susan Deßolt, of east of the, i city, aijd Mrs. Lavina Acker, of Pleasant Mills, were guests of Mrs. Samuel Acker at dinner today.

FIRST LESSON THUS ENDED (Continued from Page One) ingly good, and of practical nature. It very highly commended. He said in sulwtance that the boy and Kiri is the very best investnieftt that parents can make and spoke of the futility of parents making the whole decision of what their children's lite work should be instead of directing their natural ‘ talents and bents along the channels for which they are best suited. 11 Albert Harlow, trustee of Wabash township, presented the diplomas and j County School Superintendent E, S. , Christen, who was in charge of the asI sembly, served as chairman during | the exercises. • I Barnard's •'Maritana” and Sousa’s ’l"New York Hippodrome" by the or(chestra were closing musical numbers. The following are the school trus- ! tees: Union, Adam Bienz; Root. Philip Kirkland. G. M. T. Houck; Washington, Ed L. Augltenbaugh; St. Marys. Edwin W. France; Blue Creek. Charles J. Jonhs; Monroe. John Eicher; | French, Joseph I*. Graber: Hartfotd, I Peter Fox; Wabash. Albert Harlow; ■Jefferson, J. L. Yaney; Decatur, R. D. Myers; Berne, Chris Stengel; Geneva, ’ J. M. Wells. I Diplomas were awarded the following:

Union Township Harofd Scknepp, I Harn Worden. Elizabeth Sheers. I Root Adolph Weidler, Lucile A- - Mary Bohnke. Mabel Mai ters. Dolly Burrell. Dora Marie Mag lev Thurman Schieferstein. Esta J Fleming. Wild* Rice. Gertrude Jones. Winifred Gerke. Thomas Former. Sherman Fonner. Herman Hinck, , Lawrence Geels. Leona Baker. I Preble Theodore F. Heckmann. Herman Bulmahn. Elmer Greber. Emilie Bulmahn. Agnes Scheumann. Amanda E. Miller. Ed Miller. Erma t Tullis. Arthur Kreutznianu. Walter 'iShadv Rosv S. Buuek. Esther Borne. ■ George Manns. Arthur Fruechte. I Beatricp 1. Hettinger. Ella Worth- ’, manti. I Kirkland Emma Scherry. Beatrice I Stqjter. Albert Beineke. Vernon Arnold. Naomi Bracht. William Yaney, Faythe L. Byerly. Luzerne Pease, Laurin I). Yager. Carl Lester Eury, Della M. Greber. 1 Washington Cleo Beavers. Martha Egly. Vivian M. Carpenter. Glenn . Barkley. Emma Johnson. George Wittgcnfeld. Forest Owen. Beatrice • Butcher, Hornet Ellsworth, Clifford Durbin. Mary Thomas. Clifford Marshall. Paul Gerber. Calvin Andrews. Sadie McKean. Margaret Kidwell. Paul Gould. Albert Coppess, Calvin ’ Coppess. Curtis Engle. Janice Smith, ■ Allen Smith. Dee Smith. Kenneth I Hawkins. St. Mary's—Marie M Jones. Bes.sie Carter. Gladys Bunner. Velma > Vera Alfather. Elizabeth Dailey. Glen Jackson. Roland Miller, Lois Louise Colter. Lelah Steele. Law- , rence Walters. Purl Davis. Daniel Bender. Glenn Longenberger, Amy McCullough. Blue Creek Lamont Buckmaster. Charles M. Frank. Ethel M. Foreman. • Leah Christy, James Vernon Myers. Ethel Byer. Ira Whittredge, Lonie Heidler. Naomi Gilbert. Alger Eley. , Cara Lawson. Georgia Campbell. Monroe—Sanford V. Wagoner. Ida 1 Meyer. Gladys Reffey, Arnold W. Reinhard. Edna V. Lehman. Edna E. . Nussbaum. Ada Fluckiger. Russell ■ Sturgis, Lenora Lehmann, Alton Ray, Barbara Stauffer. Edna Rich. Ada ‘ Liechty, Agnes Gtlliom. Helen Gili lioni. Viola O. Lehmann. Reuben Lehmann. Pearl Yoder. Florence O. Sprunger. Forest Frank Badders, Esther Liechty. Wilfred F. Ray. Mar vel Mills. Forest Kessler, Ralph Wes • ley Cole. Arthur Mitchell. 1 French Marie E. Roth. Walter D Stucky, Irene M. Tonner. Viola V. Ixx-kner. Amos IscJi. Chester Moser. Martin Neuenschwander. Hartford — Raymond Winteregg. i Arthur Bohren, K. E Buckmaster. Losier Eckrote. Wilma Spichiger. Gerald Orvil Runyon, George Achle- ' mann. Voe Moyer. Velma Schindler, - Mary Pushy. Leora Pusey. RoyFields. Victor Eicher. Ellis Eicher, Robert Shoemaker. Dorothy Sprunger. Irvin Sprunger. Laurel HulHnger. Bert Haviland. Mary Ralston, Walter 1 LeFavour. Inez Monee. i Wabash —Kathryn Stauffer. Rufus Amstutz. Sophia Yoss. Viola Harlow, Martin Zoercher, Effie Yoder. Emma Wahli. Lillian Kirchofer, Erna Sprunger. Ida Heuselman, Lillian Burke. Charles E. Armstrong. Paul Nelson. Lewis Armstrong. Charles . Thornhill. Adah Felty. Jefferson —Ina Woodruff, Ernest Heistand. Lois Lovella Buckmaster, Ernest Foriow. Chauncey . Carey, Chelson Wyant. ; Berne —Emma C. Schug. Dessie : Amstutz. Katherine Schug, Irene E. . Schnee k. Walter Harris. Mathilda Felber. Agnes E. Franz. Arveda G. Wullimann. Louise Hilty, Anna V. . Luginbill. Helen Burdg. READY FOR CLASSES. ' Mrs. D. W Beery and Miss Car- , lisle, instructors in the garment makj ing department of the local Red I Cross work, have received word from ~ | Fort Wayne that the samples they , t sent there for inspection passed, ..with credit. They are now ready for , the opening of classes in this work. the first class to be next Monday afternoon. Those wisiiing to enter should register with Mrs. French Quinn at the-library. o Mrs. W. R. Wood, of east of the city was in town today. She is recovering ( from a severe injhry of Tuesday when she tripped on a nail in a board at her home and fell forward, dislocating h ir , right arm at the shoulder and tearin.; ■ the ligaments thereof and badly bru-s-’ Jng herself. She was alone at the’ time and lay tor five minutes before she was able to arise and call help. Dr. D. D. Clark dressed her injuries.

COURT HOUSE NEWS. Special Judge R. H. Hartford, ct Portland, was here and overruled a 1 motion for a new trial In the <ase Josephine Hoover vs. Stella May D " Legrange, to which exception was made by the defendants. The case was appealed to the appellate court and ninety days given to perfect the change. In the Harvey L. Sipe la-tition £or ( drain, written notice from court .Mercer. 0., showing readiness of prop-| er officers to join in construction of work was received. Harvey Steel was arraigned in' court yesterday and pleaded not guilty ’ to rape. Pansy Potter was granted a divorce from John Potter. A decree of quiet title was entered for Albert Arnold in his suit against. Joseph Randolph. The clerk is ordered to make a transcript. In the case of David Ritter vs. Uli iW. Steele, land was found to be indivisible and a private sale was ord- red, for 1-3 cash; 1-3 in nine and 1-3 in eighteen months. J. C, Moran was apladnted commissioner of sale under $2,000 bond. David Ritter was foil, d to have a 1-7 interest; Eli W. Steele. 2-7 interest;; and each of the following a 1-7 interest: Nathan Ritter, Fra ik Alguin. Mary Miller. Mary Anderson.

The jury last evening at five o'clock returned a verdict awarding Mary Jellison $l2O against A. P. Addington, far damage sustained when his <ar bumped into the rear of her automobile near Huntertown in 1915. Tie case was venued here from Mells county. The jury retired yesterday morningpat 11:15. Frank A. Hickman, switchman < f Columbia City, born December 24, 1593 son of Charles E. Hickman, was granted license here to marry Mrs. Dona Thompson, electric lights worki r. born March 5, 1896. daughter of Sanford Ralls, of Fort Wayne. Judge D. E. Smith married the couple in toe Lover's Retreat in the county clerk's office. The bride was divorced from a former husband January 22. 1917. Licensed to marry: John Nelson Wise, born December 14. 1889. employed as a guard at the penitentiary at Columbus, 0.. son of George J. W:se to wed Elva Gertrude Shifferly. born January 20. 1890, daughter of J. A'. Shifferly; also to Thomas Falkner, grinder of Fort Wayne, born May 27. 1894. son of Frank C. Falkner to wed Hermine Habegger born June 26. 1597 daughter of Samuel A. Habegger, cf Berne. The papers in the case of State ex Rel Wilma Lyons vs. Harvey Steele, bastardy, were received in the circuit court from that of Justice Lenhart, Real estate transfers: Vernon Ralston to Rosetta M. Ralston, 58Vi acres of French and Hartford township, $1; Rosetta M. Ralston to Vernon S. Pcntius, 34 acres of Wabash township. $1; Vernon S. Pontius et al to Rosetta M. Ralston, 80 acres of Jecerson township. quit claim deed: J. C. Moran, commissioner to Jane Mesbberger. et al. realty in Hartford township, commissioner's deed, $1: T. V. Banter, et al to Benjamin Banter, 10 acres cf Hartford township, $1200; U. S. patent deed to Peter Siler, 160 acres of Hartford aownship; H. H. Kattman. et al to Christen C. Stuckey, lot 376 Berne, $900: Andrew Mertz to Peter N. Moser real estete of French township, $26.83: Daniel Yoder et dl to Peter N. Moser, realty in French township. $18.12; Jane Meshberger to Fred W. Beeler, 25 acres of Hartford township, $3375. Christian Eicher was discharged as administrator of the Badgley Anderson estate on the approval of his final report.

A FINE RECITAL (Continued from Page One) 1. "An Emblem.” (Thompson) 2. “Constancy." (McDowell) 3. "Sunrise.” (McDowelD Song by Mr. Kibbiger. "Good-bye.” (Tost!) Piano solo by Miss Price “Idyllo," (McDowell) Group of songs by Miss Hoffman: 1. "Fiddle and I.” (Goodcze) 2. "Nourmahal” (Cadman) Out of town guests were Mrs. Boggs Miss Grace Jane Prince, Miss Luella Fiertag. Frances Wensley. Miss Ko-fe pel. Ed Cranston. Alvin Kibbiger, Ft. Wayne; Isabelle Weeks, Geneva. ' RAN INTO THE DITCH M. J. Welty, living southwest of the city, driving a Maxwell touring car. ran into the ditch near the Cyrus Hammell home souHi of the city at two' j o’clock this afternoop. damaging the* 'car badly but not injuring the four occupants. He was attempting to pass a buggy and lost control of the: car. j

OBITUARY. Donald, son of Roy and Hope ' Urick was born July 22, 1915. am 'departed this life May 28. 1917, aged 1 1 year. 10 months and 6 days. He 'was the only child of the parents, 'which makes the blow more severe. The child was of a sweet, pleasant temperament, ever ready to show recognition qf appreciation of all favors shown him by those who dearly I loved him. The gate along the short pathway of his life stod ajar and he | stepped in. and out of sight, yet he is not lost to us. for we know where Ito find him. The funeral service was | held in the home, three and one half (miles east of the city, by Rev. Bar- . man. interment was in the city cemetery. NO Illi; Ol ■*! I. 1,1 •* HO"I lt"' l,> ‘ Notice Is hereby given that the common council will on the r.lh l»ni of Jimr. UH.. at their council loom In said clt . a seven o'clock p. nr. receive M-alid • bids for the sale of school bonds >n the sum of »1,-.,090,nn as follows, mm bonds io lie In series of from 1 " payable nt the First National Bank. Decatur, Indiana, wltii interest at tni rate of per cent per annum, pal - I aide semi-annually, evidenced bi <oii,pons. Bonds to be in the sum of on< thousand dollars each, due and payable as follows: Bonds No t nnd No. due _a:>d pal - able June sth and De, ember ,it.u. l .'- i. and two bonds due and payable each year thereafter until paid. ' A deposit of one hundred dollars shall be made by bidder as widen-e of good faith. Said deposit to be certified check. , ... The council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. .... H. M. DeVOSS. 19-26-2 City Clerk. o BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Wanted —County dealer; profits $2,000 to $4,000 yearly; responsible . concern manufacturing a product that sells to auto owners at an average , price S2OO, materially reducing cost , of iiauiing anything, anywhere; nationally advertised; sales will be enormous; SSOO cash or established credit necessary; wonderful opportunity for a hustler to build up a per- ; manent business. Address F. F. Cra- . Ver. care Daily Democrat. Decatur. , Indiana. 129t2

H) VACATION TRIPS Special low round trip fares to Lake Erie Resorts. Niagara Falls, Eastern Cities, Colorado and the West via Clover Leaf Route, Ask Clover Leaf Agents or write to Chas, E. Rose, Asst. General Passenger Agent, Toledo, Ohio. M>Tl< !■: <•!' I.HTTIM. ( OVl'lt (IT<FOH HIGH M HOOI. Hlll.lHMl, Native is hereby given, that sealed proposals will he received bv TinBoard of Education of the School i'itv. of tlie City of Decatur. Adams at the Central School Building, in said city, until 10 o’clock a. m., Friday, Jun,- za, is*l7. ami opened at said time forth.- furnishing of all materials anti th- performance of all labor required for tingeneral construction of said school building, heating, ventilating, plumbing. electric wiring, vacuum - leaning system, (lock system and telephone system for a new High School Bm|,|. ing to be erected on the propertv of said Board of Education. located ,-n Hie corner of Fifth Street am! Vdattn Street, in the City of De. atur. Indi'ana. Ail according to plans, drawings and specifications and details, now on tile at the office of said Board of Education and at the office of Os<ar Hoff, man. Architect, Decatur. In-liana. Separate proposals will be received on tlie general contract, heating ami ventilating system, plumbing system ele.-trie wiring, vacuum cleaning svs2 tern, clock system and telephone system. ■ Bids will also be received on the heating, ventilating and plumbing systems in one Item or as separate items. All bids must be submitted on forms as prescribed by the Indiana State Board of Accounts or tl.ev will be considered irregular' and same will be thrown out. Each bidder must deposit witli Ills proposal a certified . lie. k made payable to The Board of Education. Decatur. Indiana, in the sum e<iual to 2 per cent of the amount of ills bid. in case tlie bidder, whose proposal is accepted, fails wiUiin tiv v days after notic e of aeceptandF to enter into contract with tlie said Board to perform the proposal and secure tlie contract Icy a bond equal in amount to his bid or contract price j n a form and witli securities t<> the ap. proval of tile said Board, his certified cheek and the proceeds thereof shall he and remain tlie absolute property of tlie said Board as liquidated -lamages occasioned by such failure and the bidder sißll lie liable for nothinbeyond tlie proceeds of tlie check for such failure.

Bidders must furnish, when called upon, sufficient evidence of their ability and experience in this - lass of work and possess proper resources to carry out tlie work to tlie satisfaction of the said board. Eac h proposal must Ice endorsed on the envelope, giving tlie bidder's name after Stating tlie class of work bld upon. The said Board reserves tile right to reject any or all blds or proposals and t< waive defects or informalities in any proposal. If it lie deemed to tlie interest of tlie Hoard to' do so , If bidders wish plans and specilications for tlieir exclusive use thee must ac company request for same witii draft, payable to Oscar Hoffman, as a ’ guarantee of good faith on tlie part of tlie bidder to file a lionatide proposal as follows: 31.7.00 for eaeli set of General Construction Drawings. Flans and Speei. fleatlons. 610.00 for eaeli set of Healing Venmating or Plumbing Plans ami Srn-ei-ik-atlons. Total of whl'-li will lie rebated tip in return -if tlie plans and spcelft.-ations in good order. Signed: It. I>. MVEIts. President. I>. H. EItVVIN. Treasurer JOHN S. FALK. Clerk. Board of Education of tlie .School City, of the City of De-atur, Adams County, Indiana. ”-'i-i6 0 ‘ HAS BOUGHT GOOD STALLION Ernest Conrad, well known stocki man and farmer has purchased anI Hther high grade stallion whieii will stand during the season at his home. Call on Mr. Conrad for information. ( 12942. | Democrat Want Ads Pay

Gold Medal Flour u hilt* it " h,le . ...,$14.50 Barrel ••• naif ::;. 3.70 Cai here in a few days* O„lv one car to sell al this Price- Orders are • in fast Telephone your order at once or coming in iasivou may be too late. A lurtre siißPlv of this Hour will always he on hand' GOI-i) MEi’Ab f’ LOUR alwayß ' I,U " ‘ f “ r ' get. EVENTUALLY-Why not now? Indiana Board & Filler Co. Decatur, Indiana ’Phone 116 UNITED §TATES JJONDS The'World’s Safest Investment Do you want to help your country ? Here is one way to do it: BUY A LIBERTY BOND If You Have n! the Money to Pay With, Do It Thus: Start a Savings Account with $2.49 and then pay in same amount for 39 weeks and receive SIOO.OO Bond. Or start an account with $1.45 and pay in $1.24 for 39 weeks, and receive a $50.00 Bond Start Any Time Before June 15, But START. FIRST RATIONAL gANK DECATUR, INDIANA. NOTICE-MILITARY SERVICE REGISTRATION hereas, the president of the United States, under authority of an act of congress, has declared and given notice that between the hours of 7:00 a. m. and 9:00 p. ni., on TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1917, all male persons who shall have attained their twenty-first birthdav and who shall not have attained their thirty-first birthday on or before said dav are required to be registered : I herefore, the undersigned hereby gives notice that . e place of registration for the several precincts in Adams County, Indiana, will be as follows, to-wit: East I mon—Broadbeck School House. est I mon—Rohr School House. East Root Aber School House, west Root-Monmouth School House. f n re u C ~ Frie<,heim Sch ° ol House. Mu h Preb e-School House. Dist. No. 5. Son!! an^-’’ e,ers "n School House. North K? rk ’ and -Hesher Store. Honduras. South }' as t? n K t ® n -Benj. Eiting’s Residence. \o! h School House. Son hS’ i ,ar * S ~^ obo Schoo > House. Store. Pleasant Mi)Mnd HCe ° f Township T ™stee France’s Shßlu^'r^^ 001 House ’ District No - 7North onrim Chool H ° USe ’ Distri «* No. 1. MidX 'i? nroe Sch ° ol House. Berne School House. Dist. No. 5. HeJne “B”-Town" Hah ‘ R First Ward “A"? °* Streets. ‘ - Llnn s Shop. Corner First and Rugg Second ° f ,)ecatu '- Egg Case Co. Second W ard “B" nt ®^ ent of Court House. North Tenth Street, ~‘ Keside n« of Ren Schrank. 103 I bird W ard “A” u, hl Third Ward “R” ri? t !’ ou ? e Carage. Grocery. Shop, north of Hower's mil?L re < Use ’ ~,0 who sha,! -,. lbe ' e ’ 0 as provided in J a i i re £’stration or to suhDk rs, mißd emeanor and ° f con P«ess. shall be fiw! 7 K Ourt of ‘he UniSa ” pon eviction in the <>no be pun ’shed bv i nil ?H States having jurisdiction ,Mr sh ’“ — County. Indiana,