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Creditors VWill Please Read the Fel- | lowing Neties 1n the District Court of the United States For the District of Indiana | Fort Wayne Bivisier (In | - Bankruptey : in the matier of Fred Zimmerman Dankrupt : Cause No. 1188 o ' Petition by bankrupt e ~ To the creditors ef said bamkrupt: You, an deach of yow, are hereby notified that Fred Zimmerman has tiled his petition asking that the irustee be ordered to abandoa to him 211 of the personal property listed im hig petitions of asseta. ; s Said petition will be heard at the office of the Referee in Portlamd Imdiana, at eloven o’clock A. M. Monday February 20th 1928, at which time and place the creditors and Trustee in this case may sbow cause, if they, or cither of them, may have, why said petition should not be granted and an order entered crdering the trustes to shandon and disclaipt said described personal property, and at which time ang place all psrsons claiming any interest in or objecticns to said petition shall file their answer thereto. - Dated at Portland, Indiana this Bsth iay of I'ebruary 1918. - Vheeler Asheraft Referes im - ] f Bankraptey. - 3alw

} Noiiea of Fimsd Setilsment - State of Indlama, Neble Coaanty B 8 12 the matfer ef the Hatate of Win. A, Jackson Descased No, 2987 - In the Noble Cliresil €enrl liarelk Term, 1928. - Notice i 3 Lereby givem thai she emdorsigned as Lyocator of the Hstate tI Wn. A. Jackson Deceasksd has fiied in gaid court his aceoumt and vouchers in final settiement of said Fatate, and that the same will coma ip for the examination and action of said Court at the Count House Albion Indiana on the & day of March 1928 at whick time and place all persoms imterested in said estate are required te appear im aid Court and shew ocause, ¥ auny thera be, why said acceunt shemid mat he approved. . And the keirs, devisces amd lega tees of sald dessdemt, and aIM others pterested: in sald Hstate are pls hereby required, at (fhe me ane place aforeswid, ts apresar asd el proof of thelr helrshig or elaim ic inv. part of sald Brinde. William Roescoe Jackson, Exeeutor Posted February Tth 1938. ‘ W H Wigton Afty. Salw

Special Ordimance Ne, 186 ‘ln relation to corporate boundaries aud annozation of lands. Be it ordained by the Common Couneil of the Clty of Ligonier Noble County, Indiana, that the following described lands and territory be and 1o gsame hereby is annexed to, and deviared 1o be s part of said city of Ligonier, to-wit: Commencing at a point on the morth iine of the highway being the eemtinuation of the street in sald elty of Ldgonier known as Lincoln Way West which peint is 3.90 chains west of lie east iine of the north east quarter " sociion twenty eight, . township hirty five north range eight east, lience west along the north lime of i2:d highway to an irom stake sitmat--1 en said north line of said highway .t a point 22.62 F chzins weat of said 15t line of said northeast guarter of <2id section twenty eight thenee north 2. 895 chains to th enorth lime of said iection twenty eight, thence west 586 hsins, thence north 11.98 ehains to ‘e center of the Elkhart River, thence 'p sald: river to a poimt 6.58 ehains west of the east line of the southwest guarter of section twenty ome, township and - range aforesald, thence icuth to & point 168 feet north of the north line of said highway, thence cast on & line parallel with said morth ine of said highway to & poimt 185 feet north of the place of beginning ‘hence south to the place of beginning ~ Passed and adopted by the Common Council of the City of Ligonier Noble County, Indiana em this sth day of February 1928. » L. R. Calbeek, Mayor Attest J. C. Kimmell City Clerk ' : Salw

Crediters Wil Please Eoad the Fel- - lowing Notiee In the District Court of the United States For the Distriet of Indiana Fort Wayne Division /Im Bankruptey In the matter of Mary J. Himmerman Bankrupt. : ) : | Cause No. 1189 Petition by bankrapt v i To the creditors of said bankrept You, and each of you, sre hersby notified that Mary J. Zimmermaz has filed her petition asking that the Trustee be ordered to abandon to her all of the personal property listed in her petitiomn of assets. Said petition will be heard at the office of the Referee im Portland, Indiana, at eleven o’clock A. M. Monday February 20th 1928, at whick timea and place the oreditors and trustee may show cause, if they, or either of them may have why asid petition should not be grantied and am order entered® ordering the Trustese to abandon and disclaim said deseribed pergsonal property, and at whish time and place all persons elaiming lemy interest in br objections to pjud;ﬁ‘otition shell file their answers thersto. Dated at Portland ladiana this Sth {day of February 1988. : Wheeler Asheratt Roferes in ' ~ Berkruptey Hw } Bay yeur Bauger subseripéigni.

Found Gimliy ef Btesling Sheep. Waller Springer, Allem counrty, was Yound guiity ¢ stealing sheep valued ai 3165 Delenging to J. W. Gamp of Pelalh county. i 1 was sentenced to [L.w Peiiai talid lor & peried ef tem mouths, and fined $lO and ecsts. ~ Five sheep, a buck and four ewes, ‘were stolen om the might ef Janusry 19. The sheep were earted away by Springer and takem te the Rmmeif Wilkinsor farm, sevem miles southwest of Fert Wayme, and secreted im his ecllar. Wilkingen is an immate of the Allem eoumty jail, awaiting trial en a charge eof receiving stolem goods. George Roseuberry, a tugitive from justies, is aise wamted inj the case, being a partmer ef Sprager in the theft. - {

~ Seuth Beud Mar Found Guilty ~ Found guilty by Judge pro-tem H, ¥W. Sailwesser in- LaPorte county circuit eourt Tuesday om charges of violating the liquor laws, James Wilson, 37, South Bend was tined $lOO on each 0f two charges, possession and transportation. of liquor and sentenced tqg serve 30 days in the eounty jail on the possession charge. On the tvlf'axisportation charge he was given a ome to two yoars suspended sentemce. ; Wilscn was arrested by LaPorte police on Jan. 14 following a wild ehase that terminated whem his automobile became stuek im the mud om & eountry road.. A woman who was with him at the time escaped by rumning scross a field and ouwtdistaneing the pursuing officers. v .

- To Diseuss Pouliry. The poultry producers of Noble ‘eounty have engaged Paul G. Riley of the Wayne Feed Mills Fort Wayne formerly poultry extension specialist of Purdue University to conduot a oneday poultry school in Albion, on Tuesday Feb 28 He will discuss pouliry feeding breeding culling housing, sanitation and management. Soumd aecepted up to date subject matter will be presented during the day betweem the hours of 9:30 a. m. and 3:30 p m. The meeting will ba free and open to the publie. A large attemndance frem all parts of the county is sxpeeted.

Probe Death of Garage Owner. Causes of the death of George Johnson, garage proprietor at Huntertown who died October 18, 1937 in a #ourt Wayne hoapital will be .investigated by the Alien gounty grand jury. Johnscn was taken to the hospital from the Allen county jail where he was beilevred to have fractured his skull in a fall from his bunk, while Intoxicatod. Relatives claim Johnsomn received the blow om kis head prior to his arrest.

Bey Robs Blid Ma=m A series of robberies has been solved with the confession of Jack Lammons age 18 who admitted he robbed the news stand of Charles Carpenter blind manp of oFrt Wayne. The lad who confessed to other thefts wmsald he had served two terms im ithe state boy's sckool fer stealing bicyecles. ’ : Nearby Deaths. Mrs. Mary Sleeper, 76, pmeumonic, KElkbhart; Edward DMoulton, §7, Rlkhart eountiy; Viola Randolpk, 78, senility, Southk Whitley; J. L. QGreager, 65, paralysis, Whitley county; Mrs, Anr Werning, 45, DeKalb county; I, S. Walter, 72, heart treuble, Churubusse. _

- Names Platferm Commiitee. Personnel of the state demoeratie platform advisory committee was announced by Democratic State Chairman R. Earl Peters, attending the bua iness session of the Imndiana Democratic Hditorial association. Claremee MeNabb and L. G. Hlingham ef Fert Wayne, represeat the Twelfth distriet

Pude Heldup Man. A young stylish dressed baudit. armed with two automatie pistols held up & Standard Oil company fiiling station“a¢ Newcastle Tuesdsy night and robbed the attendant of $B9. "Fic escaped. v

: Vealthy Farmer Suilcides. ‘ Frank Davenport, 88, wealthy farmor killed himself at his home near Richmond Tuesday night shortly after giving bond following his arrest om a charge of attacking a& girl ef 14.

Big Hotel Burms. The Milan Springs hotel at Miiam. & health resort burned Wednesdsy with a loss estimated at more than $400,000, which is partly eovered by insurance. . ~ BDraws Heavry Fime. ‘ 0. B Bell, 80, of Garreit, entered a plea of guilty to & charge of possessing liquor, and was fined $lOO and costs and sentenced to the pemal farm tor 90 days im city eourt thers

| Neiies teo Bidders Notice is hereby givea that en Thursday evening Mareh $ 1338 at seven oglock the Commonm Coumeil of the Oity of Ligonler, Noble County Indiana, will at the Council Room in the City Hall in said city, receive hids for, and let to the lowest amd best biddar, the econtract for the sweeping and cleaning of the paved streets and alleys in said eity, in sacordance with specifications therefors mow on file in the effice of the Oity Clerk of said City. The Common Couneil will af the same time and plase rechive bids for amd let te the lowest and best bidder, the eontraet for aollesting garbage and hauling the ssme to the City dump. Bids may be mads sep@rately or for both contraets. By order of the Commen Ceuneil, Jouoph ©. Kipamell @ity Clork

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i Stump Speaks in Hunilngion Munsiagten February 17 §:00 P.oL ~<Albers Stump Pemoerstic eandidate for nomimnation for Unmited States Semater spoke im & mass meeting in the Court House this evening He de¢lared that the Republiean pariy. both in state and natior had fallem imto the elutehes of corrupt intluences whe use it a 8 am imstrumentality for their ewu seltish and wunpatriotie purposes and ther reviewed the reeord in fadiana aud at Washingten te preve it. “Th: reasons fer retaiming Daugherty after his connegtiom with the Doaeny, Sinelair and Fall transaetiond fhad become notorious are now being revealed. The whole Republican party organisation was reeking with = thad #ame corruption,” sald Mr. Stump.i “Will Hays, as Republican national chairman and the republican ‘Senator DuPont, it was reported last week! handied $75,000.00 of the bonds figuring in that transaction in paying Republican national campaign bills.

"I have listened to Sen. Watson and Sen. [Robinson and Will Hays speak with a tremble to their voices about our nation’s honor. Is our nation's honor something that never enters ino the picture unless there is am opportunity to resent the act of some other nation? Or is it something that may be traduced by thugs and traitors that work through political machinations and for their own selfish gaing blast out the foundations of a free government by destroying public cenfdence and respect for the instrumentalities of government? Has the control of any party ever fallen into hands tainted and fouled with as deep corruption as those into which the Republican party has fallen? HRliminate all party feeling whatevér, clear away the mist of party strife and partisan prejudice and the faet will stand out 80 sharp and distinet that mone can mistake it—the fact that the greatest tonie to the wavering eonfidence of the people in their goverament which could be administered mow would be 8 eomplete Demoeratie vetory, ‘

_lndiama Demecratie Meoting. More counsel for the democratic party to accept the challenge of issues and not “again fall a victim of its own folly and blither about mon-es-sentials” came from Representative Finis Garrett of Tennesses, speaking at Indianapolis before the Indiana Democratic Editoriali assoeiation. Garrett, the minority leader im the house, iz a oandidate for senatcr from Tennesses. Observing that in 1924 the party divied and fought “with passionate abandcm over imaginary gobling and aoademie abstractions,” Garrett said: o “The favoritism which within seven short years has been wrought into law: the tangled confusion following in the wake of corruption and shame; the foreigr policy, or lack of foreign policy, which has left ws without a friend among the nations of tha world; the domestic distress which all their cunning has mot epabled them to cure because avarice forbade alleviation surely summons us to find a firm and common ground upon which the legions of Demoorscy can stand and give luaty battle as im the victoricus days of yore.”

. Teo Exhume Bedy. ; The body of Garast McCabe, 18, alleged to have died from injuries received when she was thrown through a glasgs door* by her step-father, will be exhumed for examination, Coroner Carl C. Reiffeis amnounced at South Bend. : :

The child’s step-father, Geo. Trippett, 43, and her mother were arrested for the coronar, who conducted a preliminary inquest into the girl’s death. Coroner Reiffeis declared testimony given at the hearimg showed that the girl was thrown through a glass wirdow by her step-fatker because she refused to eat food placed before her. A nurse testified, according to tha coroner, that she was called to the home but that the parents refused to allow her to examine the girl’s head or to have her removed t 0 a hospital.

Deaths At Kendallville | Mrs. Catherine Pfaffman aged 81 years a uative of Germany and a residents of this eommunity for many voars died at her home northeast of the city at 11 o‘clock this morning after a eritical illness of several dayd death was due t oold age amd complitcation. , : Miss Mary Waits aged 76 years 3 well known resident ef this community and a piloneer school teacher of Noble eounty died at 1:46 o’clock this afternoon at the homse of her brother am dsister Sidney and Eunice Waits Soxtk Main sireet- after an illness of several months from domplieations.—Kendallville News Sun.

- Medicino Long Way Off. Rather than make a trip to the penal farm Oliver Bell 64 of Garrett has made a hasty exit and is mnowwhere to be found. He was fined $lOO and costs and sentenced to %0 days at the penal farm on a charge of possessing liquor, He told the mayor he wanted to get some medicine to take along with hiny and to straightem up seme business affairs. . o

~ Pregress Beimg Made. | Progres is being made ia the rehearsals for the Lems Clebh ministrel show to be held at the Orystal theatra - Thursday ard Friday evenings, March Ist and Jnd. Semethiug out of the ordinary mey be losked for- in this shew. L

' * Beoked fer Fouruament. The Ligonier American Legion hasketball team was oatered im the imdependont tourmament a¢ Welf Lake

~ Jardine For Hoover ~ Secrstary of Agrieulture Jardine will support Herbert Moover for the ropubliean presidential mominatiem it was learned authoritatively. . . Jardine was represented as believing Hoover would make s fine president and would be greatly imterested im problems of the farmers.

Jardine it was explained is in a delicate position because Senator Curtis 's the favorite son of Kansas, Jardine's home itate. :

- The secretary ¢f agriculture has already advised Curtis that he is for Hoover and belioves Kansas sentiment will be for Hoover after expressg its “faverite son” ehoice fer Curtis. ‘ : - iy

Six Million Spent Since 1912.

Something of the cost of modera timpr_ovied rords may °be gathered from the fact that since 1912 monds for road purposes totalling $4.212,178 have been issuel in Elkhart county. This sum was used for the construction of about 300 miles: of roads. Most of the bonds are made payable over a period of twenty years, o that with the interest added the tetal eost will -be $6,000,000. . :

. Deßewe in Geshen. - ~ Dr. Charles L. Deßow, of Cleveland Ohio, formerly of Ligonier, spoke on & Christian subject in Goshem Friday fevoningﬁ te a large audiemce. United States Distriet Ceurt Distriet ~ of Indiana Fort Wayne Division Before the Honorable Thomas W. Slick, Judge this sth day ef February Wes | ~ ' In the matter of . . Mary J. Zimmerman Bankrupt - Cause 'No. 1189 Bankruptey It is further ordered that thirty upon the bankrupt's applicatiom for discharge before said court at Fort Wayne at nine o'clock A. M. om the 31st day Df March, 1928. -

- Itl is further ordered that thirty days’ notice be given by the Referee by mailing to all known ereditors eopies of this order addressed to them at their places of residences as stated and that they and other persons in interest may at said time and place show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said application showld mot be granted, Provided the said bankrupt gshall forthwith deposit ths expeunse of guch notices. - ‘ : | William P. Kappes, Clerk Wheeler Ashcraft, ‘ ' Referee in Bankruptey. s’”‘ 4adw

Undted States District Cewrt Bistriel ¢f Imdlama Foert Wayne Divislen Before the Honorable, Thomas W. Slick Judge this Bth day of February, 1938, | In the matter of : Fred Zimiaerman Bankrupt. . ‘ , No. 1188 Bankruptcy. It is ordered that a hearing be kad upon the bankrupt's applicatien for discharge before said court at Fort Wayne at nine o'clock A. M. em. 31st day of March 1938. @ .It is further ordered that . thirty days' notice be given, by the referee by mailing to all known creditors copies of this order addressed to them at their places of residences as stated and that they and other persons in imterest may at said time and place show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said application should not be granted. Provided the said bankrupt shall forthwith deposit the expenie of such notices. ' : William P. Kappes, Clerk. . Wheeler Ashoraft ; . Referee in Bankruptey. - ’

‘ Publie Sale The umndersigned will sell at publie auction on the John Pancaks farm 3% miles North of Wawaka, 2} miles South and 3 miles Hast of Topeka 5% miles West and % mile North of Rome City commencing at 12 o’clock onm . MONDAY FEB. 21 ... ... The following property to-wit. 2 Head of'Horses—Bay mare 9 years old, Bay colt coming 1 year old. 10 Head of Cattle—Red cow 8 years old, fresh last Fall, Guernsey cow B years old fresh last fall, Red and white cow 10 years old, half Jersey and Holstein due March 20, Red heifer 3 years old Jersey and Durham, 2 black cows 4 years old half Jersey and Holstein, Holstein heifer 2 years old due Mareh 10, 2 heifers coming? years old due t 9 freghen in June, Guerasey heifer 1 year old. i 14 Head of Sheep. ' 13 shoats wt. 100 Ibs. each. FarmingTools—Fordson and 2 kottom. plows 14 in., Deering binder 8 #t. cut, about new Deering mower § ft., Weber wagon, IHC corn planter, Dunhan cultipacker New Idea manurg gspreader, Rock Island twe row corm plow new last year, 406 Oliver walking plow, 23 tooth spring harrow, Galvanized hog feed trough 8 ft, double shovel plow, single shovel plow sef ldamp boards, A shaped hog house, Buckeye incubator 600 egg new last year automatic turning tray, 340 sggl Succesgful incubator, Buckeye hard coal brooder stove 1300 chick size 2 barrels cider vinegar 8 oil barrels, 8 milk cans, DeLaval cream ssparator 18 size, 3 doz sap pails some household goods and other articles. ) ‘lOO Bushsls of Oats. : 166 Bushels of Cers. ‘ 4 Tons Mixed Hay. ; | 208 Bundles Fodder.

Terms of Sale—All sums of §5.00 and under cash. All over §5.00 a erediy of &8 months will be given at 7 per eent from date of sale. 2 per sent discout for cash. ! ~ CHESTER RICE John Singleton, Aystienesr Fred Schwab @lerk

| Peeclares Change Necessary., in a cepyrighted treatise on public wtilisied, made public, George W. Bawek of Marion, democrat, representatlve of the eleventh district in congress for tem years; declares there must be a change in the instrumentality through which the state deals with publie wutilities. : " Referring te the. present coutrol of publie utilities in Indiana by the publiec serviee eommission Mr Rauch says, “We eam not fail to see that 8 wingle body ef men who are not re{qtiro‘d to be either lawyers or judges, nmd whose responsibility is as remote a 8 it ean be made. is most unfit and ansafe depository for this compiicatod mass of power which o seriousiy invades the three co-ordinating branches of our government with momne of the responsibilteis of either”

~ Slack te Combat Receivership., f; Mayor L. HBrt Slack prepared an attack om the suit asking a receivership for the eity of Indianapolis (o protect the rights of its residents. - Slack declared he would tile a motion te strike out parts of the complaint. - The anmouneement followed Slack's metion te strike out the .paragraph of the que warranto complaint of Ira M. Helmes, attorney, in which Slack s eharged with conspiracy (o deipﬂvo fermer Mayor John I. Duvall of Ris legal tight } The positiom is taken - that the Edlm'go ‘does nethimg te stremgthen Helmes' elaim. L g

-Mrs. Arthur Streiby of Syracuse has been home with her father for the last two days Mrs. Harvey Plotchar of Elkhart was also here to seec her fathar Joseph Gushwa who is ill. .

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