Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 42A, Ligonier, Noble County, 21 December 1920 — Page 2

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BS. . | attery Service . ~ Cold weather is Just ahead. is‘ your storage battery in proper condition to meet the heavy demands that will be made on it? - z ' . A weak, half run-down battery will not turn over a cold, stiff ‘engine: it will not keep your lights burning bhrightly during the long nights that are coming. In winter, more than at an;v other time, you need a fully charged, powerful battery in vour car. Qur service will insure this for you, It will keep vour battery up to ghe mark all winter and insure the quick starts you want. : If you plan to store your car, remember special battery altention is necessary. Anidle battery deteriorates quickly unless charged and inspected regularly. We will take care of all this for vou: store your battery give it the attention it needs and return it to'vou in the Spring fresh and vigorous. _ . . : &02L4 M You need our service this Winter. ..Drive around, let us look at your batterv now and make arrangement for the future. @ . v ‘ : Electric Service - At The Lincoln Highway Garage

Is Not Far Away L Don’t forget that promise you made the good wife and daughter to buy a piano or Victrola. Come and look at stock of Muscal goods. We have what you want at the right price. ' o LB ' Pianos, Player-Pianos and Victrolas You can take ihe easy payment plax{ it you dov not eare to pay cash. e Yours for 52 years of Musical Service. L ; South Main St. Established 1871 Goshen, Indiana

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_SOCHALISTS SHY OF MOSCOW, In adopting resolutions ‘declaring he party to be in full sympathy witl he Russian Soviet Government and ir ‘avor of affiliating with the Thirc Moscow Internatfonale, the Sociallst vational Committee at Chicago in nc ~ay abandoned its previous position 'm the contrary, it took good care caffirm the party’'s independence b) -omewing its dissent from the term: laid down by the Third Internationale. I'his accords with Debs's recent statenent and keeps the record clear. The Socialist Party in this country 13 a political organization, is still fa: rom ready-to accept the overlordsiiy set up at Moscow and is determined 10t to surrender to any other body th >ontrol in affairs properly coming within its powers. There is even a: iir of resentment at attempted inter ‘erence with its rights and methods ly its attitude it really throws mor: 'ight on the points of difference thar he points of agreement with the Third Internationale says the New York World. It insists on separatior orimarily, and Socialists professing he desire to affiliate with the Moscow I adership have the choice of seceding :nd calling themselves Communists o whatever they like. : : - IT IS CHEERING NEWS . Somewhat cheering {8 the new: coming from Indianapolie that th public service commission has decided to not grant further increases to public utilities of the state. Fm two years incremses in service rate: have been granted on account of the rise in operating expenses. But now the whole trend is downward both a: to fuel and labor which enter largely into the cost of production. It is certainly time a halt was called.

The granting of the petition .of municipalities affected by the proposed raise in service rates asked h) :he Indiana & Michigan Electriec company indefinitely is but fair. It will permint of a showing at least and the probabilities are that no increase will be granted the corporation whe:) the hearing is held in South Bend I'he state commission was created t( protect the interests of the peopl ind the ‘many raises in service rate: zranted during the past two year: zave the public grounds for the Übe liet .that the commission was favor able to the service corporations. °

MIGHT PROFIT BY FORMER ERROY Young Medill McCormick, U. S 8 senator from Illinois, is making a trip through Europe to see just what th conditions are over there. He even looked in upon the assembly of th league of natione while in session, bu: had nothing to say. Perhaps th. voung man will profit by his error made during the war when he made a similar trip and reported that Lloyd Seorge, British premier asked him why Gen. Leonard Wood was kept at home and at the same time the gen:ral was suffering from a slight wound recelved near the German battle line. If Senator McCormick's trip yields information of no more value than the e referred to he might better have stopped at home. Will Be Great Instructor. At the state convention of county assessors in Indianapolis last week J. A. McLaughtin, of Noble county, was put on a committee to instruct township assessors of the state as to their ficial duties. The township assessors of Noble county who have had official dealings with the county official will regard this appointment as 2 joke. Any one of them could give Assesor McLaughlin points about his duties he has never dreamed of.

Only One Week’s Vacation. There will be only one week's holi--day vacation at the Trittipoo school according to the announcement of Trustee Schlotterback. The officer succeeded in procuring a car load of coal for the school and there is no danger of a fuel shortdge. In discussing official affairs Mr. Schlotterba :x who by reason of his office is poormastef for Perry township and Ligonter says calls for aid thus far have been very light this season. | Married at LaGrange. ; Henry E. Treesh and Mrs. Clara R. Jones, both of Wolcottville were married at the home of the bride’s sister, Mrs. .Charles Ringler, in LaGrange, Rev. G. F. Hubbartt performed the ceremony. - e . Able to Walk Again. o . Lee Loeser, confined to his home some time with a broken ankle, is able to walk about agalp. @~

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’ NOTICE TO DEPENDANTS. State of Indiana, Noble County, 8S: l “In the Noble Circuft Cou:t. - January Term, A. D. 1921, : Cause No. 7508

To Quiet Title, release liens ete. . Arthur D. Newton ve _ George H Hostetter, ot al

Now comes the plaintif? by Willam W. Wigton lhis attorney and files his complaint herein together with the affidavit of & competent person that the residence upon diligent inquiry ls untnown of the following named defendants, to wit: . : Ellsworth Hostetter, Deal Hostetter, Jewel Hostetter, Sarah Stoughton, Stoughton, whose christian aame is unknown to plaintiff, Mary Ann Walker, Walker, whose shristian pame is unknown to plaintff, Xate Manning, D. H Maaning vhose christian pame is unknown to plaintitt, Hester Farver, Jessie Fuar ser, Sarah Miller, Chester Hosteiter, sephi Hostetter, Carrie Clem, Bruce Wolf. Frank Hosteter, Minnie Hosetter, George Stanhope, Myron 7. Barbour, James Balley, Allen Walters, William W. Maltby, Hannah Jdaltby, Sarah Jane Cummings, W i{. Cummings, whose christian name s unknown to plaintiff, Ricbard K. shoup, Alvin Hostetter: ;

That the names of the defendants ire unknown and-that they are hefeved to be non-residents of the State f Indiana sued in this action by tnhe ‘ollowing names and designations tu wit: " ‘The unknown husbands and wives, respectively of the following named persons, to wit: Ellsworth Hostetter, Deal Hostetter, Jewel Hostetter, 3arah Stoughton, ............... Stoughtou, ~hose christian name is unknown to slaintiff, Mary Ann Walker, ........ ..

‘Walker, Whose christian name is ua(nown to plaintiff, Kate Manning, D. 1. Manning whose christian -name iz inknown to plaintiff,” Hester Farver essie Farver, Sarah Miller, Chestér {ostetter, Nephi Hostetter, Carrie >lem, Bruce Wolf, Frank Hostetter, dinnie Hostetter, George Stanhop:, iyron F. Barbour, James Bailey, Alen Walters, Willlam W. Maltby, Han--lah Maltby Sarah Jane Cummings, W. . Cummings whose christian name is inknown to plaintiff, Richmond R. shoup, John Schwin, Mary Schwin, Jlem Schwin, Frank W. Richmond, Jeatrice Richmond, Elizabeth Ricnnond, Emma King, William Hostet.er, Alvin Hostetter, the names of lill f whom are unknown to plaintiff; he unknown widowers and widows, shildren, descendants and heirs, surviving spouses, creditors and administrators of the estates, devisees, legatees, trustees and executors of the last wills and testaments, successors in nterest and assigns, respectively, of the following named and designatad leceased persomns, to wit: Elizabe‘h Luell a Richmond, Robingon Hostetter fohn R. Hostetter, Harvey Hostetter, Zllsworth Hostetter, Deal Hostetter, Jewel Hostetter, Sarah Stoughton, vreseeeeseee StoOughton, whose christian lame is unknown to plaintiff, Marv \nn Walker, ............. Walker, whose christian name @ unknown to plain.itf, Kate Manning, D. H. Manning, vhose christian name {8 unknown to olaintiff, Hester Farver, Jessie Farver sarah. Miller, Chester Hostetter, Neph. fostetter, Carrie Clem, Bruce Wolf, ‘rank Hostetter, Minnie Hostettor Jeorge Stanhope, Mpyron F. larbour, James Bailey, Allen Wal.erg, Willlam W. Maltby, Hannah daltby, Sarah Jane Cummings, W. H. “ummings, whose christian name is anknown to plaintiff, Richmond R. shoup, Alvin Hostetter, the names oi ill of whom are unknown to plaintiff; il of the women once known by any )f the names and designations above stated, whose names may have been changed, and who are now known hy >ther names, the names of all ct ~#hom are unknown to plaintiff; the ipouses of all of the persons abovc aamed described and designated as defendants to this action who are married, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff; all persons and corporations who assert or might assert any title, claim or interest in or lien upon the real estate described in ‘the complaint in this action, by, under or through any of the defendants to this action named, described and ‘designated in sald complaint, the names of all of whom are unknown tc plaintiff:” that the following named defendants are non-residents of the State of Indiana, to wit: Carrie Belt, Morton Belt, DeWitt C. Hostetter, Gusta Hostetter, Harry Hostetter, John Schwin, Mary Schwin, Clem Schwin, Alice Sandrock, Alonzo Buc'¢h, Rose Burtch, Frank W. Richmond, Clarinda Manning, Sarsh Jane Hostetter, Clara Miller, Emma King, William Hostetter, James Smalley, Della Smalley, Ray Smalley, Etta Smallev, Cecil Whitmier, Bert Whitmier, Beile Scarff, A. E. Scarff, whose christian name is unknown to plaintiff, Flossie Pace, John Pace, Gladys Morrow, Harry Morrow, Naoma Boyer, George Boyer, John Shoup, Benjamin Shoup, Anna E. Shoup, Minnie F. Holland, James P. Holland, Dovey E. Lively, Rufus H. Lively, Beatrice Richmond, Elizabeth Richmond, Willard A. Hostetter, Effie Hostetter, Lee Hostetter, Susan Hostetter, George C. Hostetter Roy Hostetter, Lizsle Hostetter, Norval Hostetter, Ella Hostetter, Kate Hostetter, Ethel Hostetter. The following real estate in Noble County State of Indiana, is described ‘The northeast quarter (i) of tae southwest quarter (%) and the north half (32) of the south half (34) of the southwest quarter (%) of section thirty five (36) township thirty tive (35) north range eight (8) east. - This action is instituted and prosecuted by said plaintitf for the pursoever. 3 : b e Nots .‘ﬁ'll tos oy . .

shid defendants, that uslsss (hiy. s and appear on the 2%ih dav of January 1921, same. being the Lilx duy of U January Term. 1521, of the Noble Cl cuit Court of Indiana, 1o be begun acd holden on the third day oI January, 1921, &t the Court Hcuse in the tows of Aldlon, I 8 sald County and Siare, and answer or demur o sald come plaint, the same wiii dbe heard and determined in their abscsce. A In witness wherec!, -l hereunte e my hand and affix the seal of sald Court at the ofice of the Cierk Nersof In the town of Albion. Inuwn. this 4th day of December, 1526 (Seal) John M. Kitt, Clerk of tre -Noble Circult Court. ' W. B Wigton; att'y for plaintitf 40a3w i Wanted. - . 2 want o buy c..u. . L Chambderin Phone 16 A Ligonier dlail - Cnd With Farm Paper, _ Arrangements Lave been made. whereby the Banner @nd ths Oh.o Farmer wili be mailed for $250 the yoar. This Pite applies 16 newsylscribers. and all id ones who pay ore year in advance. - The Banger a.id the Wltgu_;’s ‘Wold tor $2.25 on iue same basls - : : *el. 8

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