South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 57, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 February 1914 — Page 2

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Tiiriti).vY. mmvAitv to, iuo THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES. M CREATIONS OF News 11 1 oi intere st TEA ROOiM Tomorrow, Friday, Try the 35c Luncheon. It's Just Right. - FANCY GOODS SECTION 3rd Floor. Ncv. packages of 25 and 50c Royal Society Embroidery. iieFiS0i momma To Polish Citizens POI RET FEATURE Pictorial Review Patterns SOCIALEVENTS. PERSONALS.

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a very irncr j-uni; program in rion- 1 or of (jforirr Washington .a? given by the pupil." of the nth ami eighth j grades of .St. Hm.Iw ige' ehool lr their; class riK.ni W d ru-sfi'jy a; t'-rn,r:. The 1 program pres.- nb d consisted of 44 numbers in two parts: 'horns. "Ark' t.f Fr -clorji." 1. the ( la.-s; ' A Word of Cireefing.' by th president c,f the. : clas, K. Srno-ror: c .m posit ion. "Tho j month of February, H. (jonsiorowsw.-i; j "O'TO- Washington. V. Jabieti-ka: : "Abraham Lincoln." S. Uudnil.; : "Fury." H. xp --zL-o.j.ki; " h.-idd- n l ko-ciij.ko." '. ('in lisiliiiak; "Kin.!-1 -J. I'ar7"sna; "'tory of Sd. Yal-J entire. ' I. Wargin; ' '. -rf ulnrss-." I'.

Tylka; Thi White Ileus:-." r. Wcedek; " Washington's lloyliuod." W. hml Ir v-ki ; "The Star Spangled iiannr.." C. Maki-Kka; "Thomas J. ff'T?on." S. Xiezgod7.1:i: "The 'tioni'''."

so: w. Chicago she has !

ashington'

I'. MarhzalhonsUa

Lau r.'ittK" M. M.iriiisz.i!;: "AutohiaKraphy of a hun-." V. ' A'isn v wsl: i ; "ThritiR'U Hail Mary." K. Stesznvska; "Naughty XVd." I., k'osuowvki; "i:cursion," A. Kitkow-ka; 'Look ikfor." You I.ea;." Ji. Hos'nski: "A Summer Tr ip." Straus: "Longfellow as a (iy," M. Manu-zak: ' A Kind ImI." J. 'hr'-za tiowska ; "Ten Years II'mu." c. W:.;. ki; ilmriis. "Xatal Mors," ly h- class; recitation, "Washton's llirtliday." ('. Strauss; r'-'itaHon. "Un Sail on," II. Consioru'.vska; iolin solo. W. Ihawat. Second part 'oiiipo-itions: "Kmprrors Face." A. Doktor; "Abraham Lincoln," C. iJornlnsfc.-i; "Antobiagraphy of ;t p r il." i:. Laskowski; 'Washington ,t.; Colonel." J . Putz; "Kxrufion." K. Sniogor: "Honry Longfellow," J. Ibczkiewkz: "The White Ship." J. W'so!ouki; "Story of .1 Wis Woman." A. .Mars.alkowski; 'Description of a Friend." P. Wrobel; "A Cup of Tea," A. MakMska; "Description of Our Classroom. A. Hrzezinskl: "A Portrait." T. Kitkowska; "Fifteen Years Hence, J. Podelwitz; "Washington as President." M. Mlninska; violin sala. W. Prauai. Tiu- :.-,.; ir.tr remarks hy li-v. Anthony Zubowhz. ('. S ('.. pastor of tin- parish. Atty. .Tos.-j.i Wyplszynski .-011-ratulat'd tin sisters ami (ornplinient--! them upon their wu 1 ess in jreparin such an tlr.horate jr;i,'ram. He also rais-d th jmplls for tlw manner In whirh tti.-y had acc.ruplishel their work. !e was followed l,v p. v. .r. T. Szalewki. . S. . who in a short talk on -.( ellenre in general an! specially on the pro-ram rendered y the pupils closed the program. Visiniir Fuzny played the accompaniments for the chorti'- numbers and violin polo. The members of the Polish Younpr AYomen's Progressive club were delightfully entertained Wednesday evening with a Valentine party at the library room of St. Joint's Cantiws society. The evening was speftt with sanies, music and siniai;. At the lose of the evening, the hostess. .Mrs. Stanley Drejer. served dainty refrohmentfl. The eer ises of the junior and

senior Friday

I:, hall uniier the direction

It. Kosnowski. commander. Tlie rehearsal of the Svmphonv orcliestia of Z. Pulicki No. 1A will be held I'ridav cnin? at S o'clock at the '.. n. hall. Vh:- scnictr xercisln class of the Polish I'alcon.s K. Pulaski, will hold their exercises tins evening at 7:."u o'clock at the Warsaw hall.

Miss Hedwipe Fukicrskn. Tli'unas st.. r-turnd from Wedr.' sda v afternoon, where

befn f,,r the pn.vt few days. Mr. and Mrs. John -SrnoKor. 4,"0

V.'alnut st.. who attended the cement .how in 'hioarf, have rettirned homo, i Leo Ha.Inski i? seriously ill at the i home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. j Joseph Hazinski. 1104 W. Xanier st. j 'arol Kobelanski. of Chicago, is the! u'liet of Mr. anu Mrs. Adelbert Wia- ! tiowski. s7 Thoma-s st. j Adalbert Xov.ak. vhn luis lefn hero,1 on business, returned this morning to i ins home in Milwaukee. John Sarniak. W. Colfax av., left; W-diKs ay afternoon for I,aporte. An'.hany Hilinski and Leo ITor- i kriwski were lishin today at Hudson 1

lake. ivzary I.evlr-ki, bookkeeper of the M. Hazinski Ciiiar Mfr. Co., is in Indiana Harbor on business. . Victoria Murusz of Whitinpr, Ind.. is isiting relatives and friends in South fiend.

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Ribbons, Puffs and Plenty of

Color Most in Evidence Haem,, and "Skyscraper" (

Hats Attract Attention.

Flowers, ribbons, nifties, puffs and I color, color everywhere! There is the j ..... - t 1 1

summary oi iRC i-prini,' lasnions as reflected in the snrintr onenin at the

hllsworth store Thursday. 1 Everything va.s Paud Poiret and t everything was gay and Huffy. The , store itstif made an attractive Rottinur '

I for the bright displays With growing 1 ; daffodils and jonquils, and canaries j adding their spring song. j ! The two lcrge windows displayed j .several of the jnore Ftriking models of the season in stilts, hats and blouses ! j and the smailer window was devoted ;

to children s garments which are pat-

tniM rrtirc ufe i-rTwiMn ' temlng after those of their elders in mlliX lOlts AKI) I Jil'XTrJ). t color and style.

i ne annual siocKiKWuers meeting i

of t

Joseph s roiisr. i.emeterv asso

at the z. P.. hall and the board of directors were elected for the ensuing year. The directors are as follows: Louis M. Mticha, Valentine Waligorski. Lucas Michalski. Peter Pielecki, Valentine Lisiecki. Anthony Antkowiak, Adelbert Kazmierczak. Frank ('iirol)ot, Theophil Lorenski, Ignatius Xiespodziany, Iidislaus Jaroszewski and Casimier Kaczmarek.

harem hat" in the south window-

attracted much comment. A rather plain round shape, somewhat larger

j than the general run of the season's I models, was draped with cheanev

! black veil caught at the sides of the ; j brim and falling off the front to per- i j mlt madam's eyes to peep coquettishi ly over, giving a half-masked effect. ' A strand of Jet beads and every hat j must have a touch of jet to be just j right follows the. line of the veil

! from the hat brim and beneath the

junior

exercising class will be held evening at. 7 o'clock lit the Z.

of Miss

P.orn ski. S 4 1!

4lr. and Mrs. John tdjol ( I rant st., son, Feb. 17.

DEATHS.

lapj:ci: l. sthox;. Clarence L. Strong. 1M years old. died at his home, N02 L Sample St., Thursday morning at 1:15 o'clock. He had been ill for the past three months with diabetes. The young man was born Dec. 11, lsSO, at Tekonsha, Mich. He has been a resident of South Bend for ten years. I ntil three months ago, he was employed as a street car conductor in Chicago. His mother died some years ago. He is survived by his father, F. I. Strong, and a sister. Mrs. Ed. Hand. L-J Keasey si., of this city. Tlie body will be taken to Coldwater, Mich.. for burial Saturday morning. The funeral services will also be held there. Previous to the time of departure, Friday at 5:32 p. m.. a short player service will be held at the house.

mus. c.vrm:i:ii: fakkas. t Mrs. Catherine Farkas. :;, 1512 s. Kimball av., died at her residence ; Wednesday afternoon after an ex- j tended illness of complications. She is survived by her husband and four j children. Jennie. Hose, Julius and

chin.

(,'Iunoo Jllouso KfTivt. A Poiret blouse decidedly Chinese in effect, is shown in the same win- j dow. It is of white silk, quite plain j

with kimona sleeve and falling straight down from the neck, which is finished with a turn-down collar, to the liip. an adjustable belt holding it in slightly, below the waist. A small trian-

neath the belt. The belt. collar, sleeves and pocket are edged with an oriental embroidered braid in yellows and blues. Millinery is more interesting and attractive than it has been in many reasons. The "coxcomb" and "skyscraper" effects prophesied early in the spring, are here in all their variations. The skyscrapers turn up decidedly on one side, very sharply and very high, while the coxcomb effect is achieved largely with high bands of plaited ribbon running straight across the center of the hat from front to back. The new sailors are oddities, indeed, with very short back brim and very long front, exaggerated by some sort of ornament sticking stiffly forward. Flowers and fruit are to be used profusely. Jet ornaments, jet-

stemmed llowers and feathers and gayly figured ribbons will also be used j extensively. ! The Paul Poiret silks are the fea- i

ture of the dress goods department.

A lie

Messa

markabl

line

e Sale

and Silk

of High

intade Silk

9 77

Jersey Jieiitcoais

73 S

Friday and Saturday

to You

300

Savin

of SO

c on kLvery

l, Every New Color 1.98, 2.98 &

Garment.

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Remember we haven't a show window to display these Skirts in. We ask your inspection of this splendid lot on display on our Second Floor.

The $1.98 All Silk Messaline Petticoats have deep dust ruffle. It's better than is usually sold at S2.50.

The $2.98 Heavy All Silk Messalines, all silk Jersey Tops, with deep tlounce. All the leading shades and blacks.

The $3.50 Petticoats are equal i the average $5.00 Skirt. We advise an earlv selection.

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Handsome New Silks On Sale Tomorrow at $2.00 Yard

42 inch Handsome Printed Silk and Cotton Brocades, 55c yard.

38-inch Silk and Krinkle Poplins in every desirable shade.

42 inch Valentine Bentley's Print- )

ed Crepe De Chenes

printing. See these.

the very latest M

Remarkable Values in Our Dress Goods Section

Handsome Black Chiffon Broadcloths $1.50 and $2.00 yd. Handsome Botany Krinkle Wool Crepes, $1, $1.25 $1.50

Handsome English Suitings for Dresses, 75c, 89c, $1.00 h

Beautiful qualities ot Wool Henriettas, Serges, Worsteds, Black and White Checks, Plaids at 50c yard.

NOTE We make you a Tailored Suit from any cloths you may select from our Dress Goods section guaranteed Fit

$1.00

council to divide the street lighting may be expected in the near future.

TRAIN STRIKES HEARSE: SUIT IN LOCAL COURT Damages Aggregating $2.".000 Asked in Actions Transferred From Elkhart County.

Robe

risen

Broth

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ers isonma

Two brothers, Henry and

survive her. Mrs. eight years coming

Flizabeth.

John I lias, also Farkas livevI here

rrom Hungary. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at ! o'clock from the Sacred Heart Hungarian church. Father Zychta officiating. Burial will be in Cedar (Trove cemetery.

TO ORGANIZE HERE AGAINST MORMONS

MRS. McHENRY FAINTS AS FIRE STARTS IN APARTMENT I- Kendereil I ik'().immoii; Uy Fright ami I'iiiikn or Smoke Hoffman Flat Slightly Humeri.

.Mrs. Albert i McHenry. of the II off -n. .m apartments. ."(7 W. Washington was rendered unconscious by fright and the fumes of smoke from a lire that broke out in her apartments early Thursday morning. She regained consciousness in the morning, however, and was recovering. The blnze started from a gas plate !n Mr?. McHenry's room. About si ' brk Daniel McHenry, who was sleeping Jn the next room, was awakened by the smell of smoke. Coing into his mother's room, he found her unconscious or. the Moor. Occupants of adjoining apartments were roused ;nd the Mames practically extinguished by the time ihe fire department 'eat bed the scene. Dr. IMar Myers was summoned and Mrs. McHenry. Mill unconscious, was taken to Kpworth hospital. Mrs. McHenry has not been wll rnd it is thought she got i:p to heat some water on the uas plate. The plate- was pe.ir :i window. ;md the supposition is that the curtain took lire. As a result of the fright she fell to The floor in a faint and was overcome v the smoke. The damage to the apartment was :ieout $ir.o.

auiiak;m:i as ium'.nk. John I turns, v.-ho said he has not been drunk for a.vtar. was arraigned on an intoxi ittn charge Thursday morning and given a suspended sentence on condition that he keep away in the future.

(ii:oH(;i: amuuosf ri:n.. Mrs. Florence Iedlie, 12l'G Portage av.. recivetl word of the death of her lather, George Ambrose McNeil, fS .venrs old. of Norfolk. Va.. at one time a resident of this city. He died Sunday night after an operation, having been ill some time with a complication of diseases. F.urial was in Norfolk. Tuesdav.

Mr. McNeil was an artist of note. 1 He painted the curtain of (iood's! opera house, the lirst theater m South I Henri. He was horn in Nova Scotia!

and in 1S74 married Klizabeth lUnns ! secretary

,F. (. Ames in FIimiko T South llei d Plan for Forniinc: Itrancli or Crusaders Order.

South i'.end will be the center of, So cities in which it is proposed to i organize militant organizations op- j posed to all that Mormonism stands I

for. The meeting for local organization will be held on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Feb. 27. J. Quincy Ames,

of the Y. M. C. A., will he

ot Niles, the daughter of Mary Lister ;:nd Thomas Hinns, early settlers in this section of the country. He is survived bv his wife and two sons of Washington. D. C., and Mrs. Florence Ledlie of this citv.

is to be

KAI.PII i:. NKWM.W, Fnlph I. Newman. 20 years old. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Newman. of four miles southeast of south Bend, died Thursday morning at 5 o'clock, loiiowlng an illness of three weeks, of complications. Tie is survived by his parents, a brother, Chester, a student at Purdue university, and two sisters Ioris and Mary, living at home. An aunt of the boy, Mrs. O. K. Newman, living south of Mishawaka, died Sunday, was buried Wednesday. He was born In lVnn township, April 1. 1SIM. ciul lived there alt his life. The funeral will take place Saturday morning at 10::'o o'clock at the First Hrcthnn church on Miami st.. Rev. i:. Miller otticlating. Purial wiP be ia liowman cemeterv.

in charge. An auditorium

secured for the meeting. This meeting will be addressed by Frank J. Cannon, the tirst Fniteri States senator elected by Utah, and the Hev. Ir. James S. Martin, gen

eral superintendent of the National j Reform association, Pittsburgh. Pa. j S'en. Cannon is one of the greatest j living authorities on Mormonism. but j he is regarded as one of America's ; greatest orators. Dr. Martin is an ; educator of note. Fifty Cities Join. Similar demonstrations are being;

Two damage suits, asking an aggregate of $25,000 against the Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago & St. Louis Railway Co.. operating the "Rig Four" through Flkhart. have been transferred from the superior court of Flkhart to the South Rend superior court, according to records and files received at the clerk's otlice Thursday. David Ross Rowles is plaintiff in one case. $15,000 damage being alleged. and Charles Kdwil Walley, the plaintiff in the other case, asks for $10,000. AVallev is an undertaker and

! Rowles his driver, and last August J Mrd. according to the complaint, they I were transferring a corps to (Jracelnwn cemeterv in Flkhart. when at

Middlebury St.. one of the horses and the hearse was struck by a fast moving train, doing great damage to both, and also to the two men. Negligence gn the part of the railroad is alleged, it being claimed that the train was moving at the rate of CO miles an hour, and without properly blowing the engine whistle, or taking other required precautions. The transfer is made on motion of the defendant, apprehension heinff felt of the Impossibility of securing an impartial jury in Flkhart.

P0ST0FFICE TO CLOSE AT NOON ON MONDAY

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pectai Announcement

Millinery Sect

$6.00 and $7.50 New Spring Hats at $2.98.

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Handsome New bpnng dage Hats, made or r ine Straws, Silk V elvet, Satm and Moire Crowns m 1 2

of the very latest creations. They were made Gage Bros, and all have the Gage Label.

Just the Smartest Hats for immediate wear.

will be nothing offered you this Season like this Special jj

Lot

by !j

i here

or nat

GORE JURORS ARE ' . INCENSED: TERM CHARGES "FAKE"

tCOXTlNFFl) FROM PAGF ONF) church under the Mann act which t ouldn't be heard. To newspapermen I amounts to a charge that his five

he said: t wives are white slaves and that they

Truth Alwns Triumphs. are entitled to the protection "The only statement I have to make 1 government.

Postmaster Cadmus Crabill has ordered the holiday schedule at the

organized in 00 cities now and m postoMice Monday, in order to give each city Sen. Cannon and Dr. Mar- , tu, employes an opportunity of celetin will join in perfecting a branch of prating Washington's birthday. The the Order of the Crusaders, as the holiday falling on Sunday does not organization is called. ' permit a proper observance of the Committees of women representing ; (ay, so Monday will be celebrated by civic, social, religious and moral or-1 the department. ganizations of Sou. P.end will con- j There will be two deliveries in the fer with Sen. Canifon :vj Dr. Martin, j i,Uslness district and one in the resiSen. Cannon, accuses'' the Mormon j dence district Monday morning. There church of high treason ami asserts j n ju p0 no deliveries Monday after that the pronhrt of the church, Jo- m)0n. From f to S o'clock in the

seph V. Smith, lives openly with tive ! wives and deties the federal authori- j ties to interfere. Ir. Martin declares that the Na- : tional Reform association will back a criminal prosecution in the federal courts of the head of the Mormon

of the

evening the general delivery aim stamp division will be open. All divisions will bo open until noon. There will be no delivery on the rural routes all day on Monday. The mail will be collected in the business district at p. m. The minimum nam her of clerks necessary will be required to report for duty. The carriers are planning a theater party at the Orpheum for Monday af tern oon.

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DiaCKS-

Navys-

Browns

Green:

rem'arkably low ret certain Mat-

These Hats were sold us at a very

price on account of not being able to

erial to continue making them. Friday 6 Saturday 2.98. We advise an early selection.

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CAVAKIFS sVi:iT MM.IMI CAIUF .T Fl.I.sWORTll'S. Male anaries from the Hartr. Mountnins of Switzetlm.l All Cuarai;te, d Sinners $.! per P.ird Se-

U .Now l;el:veries Satiiria.

is my strengthened belief in the fact ; that truth always triumphs." Mrs. Rond fell backwaril in her ' chair and was attended by her husband. She and some of her attorneys I bft the ccirt room immediately. j A section of the verdict signed by; all 12 men said that thev would have!

Ad vt.

The i:;iorth

!of

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'".ii'.J ior en. iore nad his com:

waived their testimony in his defen "The plaintiff's case was too weak,'

IIIKFF, HIPPi:i) FROM TOWN. 'Mian'-i.

1 hrt e n.e'i w re arraigned ior m--j ii.u.m. i,mp oi .ort ing drunk :u polic- c.iirt Tb.ursdavi 1 M 'hsmg ftr C.en. lore. Jurice C. P. morning. The- s..; 1 thev had " -n i ttiart. his chief counsel, delivered the

and that .) v am- in mst ma.stcriy court oration ever 1 t .1 . a

1 .v! a I oearu in ine southwest. Jttde Stuart

was apliad nn-

aPuions t the life and

the blind man of )k-

GAS LIGHTS FAVORED TO SUPPLEMENT ELECTRICS Mayor Keller Practically Decides to Cle WeNlvach Company Chance at Street Illumination.

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cutting ic

froia Notr Dame lake ai drinks Ved:.eday nigitt. :.nious to b-ae South ,'udge Warr.er give them

to j;et out. The mC!! H'T Pullon of Aiii? Arbor, l-'ran : I Detroit ar,.! 1 .i?:!- i '1 h Cb-vela nd.

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w ere i -"poue ior two hours and

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acnif emetits or

His

Pow r uuing ot

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SPU1 N; CAMP AKiN sU

T i morrow d t-i: Saturday First l: Mor.dav R-d la:-din

a . I.d

R-d-

R'.jg ar.d Drapry Ia.

We ln-sd.ty--Vard (P-" !s Pay. Th'jrsua Read -to-Wear I a . I'ridav Cii-ves and Hojery Da. Saturday Tr md Rail:-' I ' Ad'. I The Fllsuorth Su.ie.

RI R I lls Rorr, to Mr. and Rrinkman. -1 .: W. C.ir

ter, WrJne-.Iay .tfterno.m

Mt.

I iernian . daugh-

J lahoma. k p.dde character, his tin- ; benilin.g fortitude, brought tears to j the es of the jury. Hurling the lie j to the .senator's accusers. .Iune stu- . alt at the close of his speech clj lajwed. Morton Rutherford, who fol

lowed lor Mrs. l.ond, made a splendid speei h. "I -iubln't ask for more iomplet vindication," said Sen. (lore at hi hotel Wednesday night. hymn in front of him was a stack of telegrams a toot high from friends and r.dmirers .11 over the country. It is considered unlikely that Mrs. Rond will appeal the case as the court costs amounting to several thousand dollars were ase?.vo,i against her.

TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS

That the Welsbach Street Fighting m . . l ii, t . . . . . . . ...

o. oi i.nicago wm nave a cnaiic ,n

part of the lighting of South Rend

has been virtually decided by Mayor Keller and the board of public works according to a statement given out Thursday by F. M. Morris, president of the board, following an investigation. It has found that the Indiana Michigan Flcctrie Co. N drawing $7L' a year on a great many lights in excess of the number provided for in the recent contract entered into by the city, and it is probable that the territory lighted by that excess number of lamps will be transferred to the pas lighting system. Asa result of tne in estigatien made by th mayor and board it is j asserted that two Welsbach gas lights 1 will serve a given territory as well. ;us one electric light, while the price on the former is or $4 for the two. More than three gas lights, it

is pointed out. cn be installed for the price of one electric light The matv?! is to be taken up at the next meeting of the board and a

i recommendation to the

SPRIXC; CAMPAIGN SAIF. Tomorrow ( Jet -Ready-Day. Saturday 1-irst Rig Sale Day. Monday Red Day Reds Hiid Red dim:. Tuesday Rur and Drapery Fay. Wednesday Yard Goods Day. Thursday Ready-to-Wear Day. Friday (.loves and Hosiery Day. Saturriav Grand Rally Day. Arivt The Fllsw orth Store.

westerly direction aTcss Seeti"ii Twentyfour, following the course of s;iil icitliral dr. iMi.. Veil w r.aak. and striking the e.i-t side of Sccti-aii Twenty-three jut iioitii of the cenh l- theia-.f and proceeding along tl;e Diire of dd Yellow Hank in a westerly n:iri northerly direction to the eat side of Seitioa Twenty-two. sinking the sime ne.tr i iit nortli end tlKTeof nnd -ntinning along s.dd natnr.il course In a due westerly direction to the e;it line of Se--tion Twenty-one. thence along sid natural uate;- oine in a Southwesterly direton. ut. ring the e:id side of Sec. tion Twenfv near the enter thereof aid

alou;

-aid naitintl water

ditch not in:.

To Jinilert .M- i'ouih, Ida Thenii'on, j IU.irch" r.-dliuger. Silvan Teejde. Ida: lal. P.ess Teej.V. Hubert 1. Roilldav. i r.enj.unin V . R'-klev. MaMe sthonet.. ! loM i' WiHiatns. Rarrv Vllli.in Mnie Williams. Mihe . lt.tvt-. Rertha Raey.: l?ert ShMk. Del She-ak. Khner Sla-aki. : Krvin Slie.ik. Nora C.i idv . N rn; ni ' Sln-ak. P.ru' e Sheak. .Martha Marri. ' lohn y. KNtbr. Kliab.'tii Wi-xx . Walter Cover. WlKiini Aldric!,. Valentin laiMerd.iy. Ihnma Metealf. a!l heii.g to.:: -n hbnt land ouni' f .viarhjll'

County. In.ll.ui i. at; ! I.u y A

continuing

e..ur-i in t in a i: rt h w -terl y d'r tloa then in a southwesterly iirt'ti"ii to a point li'-.l" the center of the eat dde of Section Nineteen, theive foPowluc sdd liituial wj't-r course in a wester y and tiorthwevtcrly dintion to a point on t!ie norili line of said Se.-tbui Ninete-a. jdioiit forty roIv eat of the northwast corner thereof. :ill of s;1i.l Se-Jious. Nineteen. Twenty. Twenty-one. Twei:ty-two. Twenty-thr-;itid Tw ciity-f air being in Township Thirty-live. N- 'ih. li;nge n laist. Marshall "Count v. Indiana: then continuing in a northwesterly direction nlong said natur;il water e.itjrse ;o-n - the st.thwef eortier of Secrh.ii Kighte.-n. Toviishi; Thiity-live No'-:h. Kauge one Prist. Sr. Joseph County. Indiana, then couth1. i ing ia u not: h w a s!.-: direction r.l-ng s;ij,i watercourse ,icri.-i Secth.ii Thirteen. Township Thirty-live North. K:inge . ne VVe-t. St. .In. Co arm. Indiana. o a ndnt near

Stcliicr. I j ,,r r h w a s r -..r:..r of si'.l Seitioii Tl.iit,i

Pure Italian Olive Oil ALWAYS FRESH AT The Eliel Pharmacy EMIL REYER, Ph. G., M3r. Cor. Washington Ave. & I.at':iyeue St. Phones:. Home 5392; Belf 392.

TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS

Nil tire of Iniprov rinent Keol ut inn No. in:r.iiTii:NT or ri iti.ic uokkv Otlice of the Hoard.

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on-r Kj.Jent land owner s.. op a , u here tiil Yellow I : i n k t1-.w s into .i n-it-

C'Utiity, Indiana. i uri! Aate.- ,,iu.. k:cw:i and desigi.ab-d ..s ou hiid each . f wu hcr.d owners t::::a-' i'in, iVivk nrnl tliere to -toi.

in the peTition .,f .1 . -i-. Mefxs.,n anl And In n?il t,t it i. ,n von and e:n h of voii

elliers are herehv t: rifc-d that .leN.r .Mc-i;!r.. dilgu.red a tie ..uiaTs of

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ll-uary. I

nth riiy

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tlirv f;ave en

!U4 tiled in the oce .

Clerk of t! " Mtrsh dl Tin nit rvirt.

shall C unity. Indian i. their ertabi p'.ition. praying f, r the ostld'shm-nt uml ist ruction of a public d'.trh and draiii

ow in z ro'lte open drain.

s.ai!

up n t f. ning in an

i. ;-Th half of th.

S tlon tiir.etee:;. T" :isVdp North. Kauge Two Kaf. which Is ; iMIural v.l-r ir,sj knoii

easnieuts. glit -cf-w a s a?l tl.er pr-.p-iti.-s which !! te aCcicd and Unctiteri ici sai-1 dit h and drain. And petitionerhave by endorsement upon ald j Tif I.i lixed ifardi g'. lid!, as rho d.iy w htai they

Will. Ill opel Court, !:'.oe tin .VI !1 1 l.T-

In. liana. tioll p.M.d

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comtnon i;.ik. proeetsiinj; in a wvtcxiy and nor:h

to-wit: I'.egin- ruit Curt. Marshall County starting in the..l,ket f.VIr tetltun rs an :.

hwesf ilie-.i ll.l ! teT of ' t tierei U.

Duel i Ms IRh dav of lebruHv. Pdl. n:ssi: .xckksson. i:t ai... r. I.. .JeKerwn. Petitioner-. Aty. f..r lvtiti:ier.

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To Whom It May (uncf rn: Notie 1 hereby i'!l by tie' I'.o.iT'l if I'ublie V ,rk- of "the ' i r "f S.aitii r.end, Indian.;, that it is de,Iied .u.d .Jecm. d iinerv t,, ia.ihe the following d-s. -t :..-d

puhiic iniprove'.c'iits iii s.,;d city auf Iiorized by the fo'hwing ii u inbei-.-d ' I i r-. .!,.,( . ... 1 ........ I t..- w .i.l

1 ,"l j'l " I I Ml" II t i l 1' U l I ' i I . .l'l"'H'l O'l l'.oaiil oi. th- 7t!i day - f JY::uir. I'd! : To itiiprv'e r.;.i:- S:;--et from lai.rik stie,: to JMdy stict as f -i: w I'.-wp : -Uy grading and paving tl.e i -niw.iv. als grading au paving th" roadwa.v - '. all ia;ere,t;ng :md entering -trn'b w alle. lying within vi id . j.ort ! u of v,:, ''d.ir Street ict included ia the r-.-'ilv. -y to in.prov.al with Aspli.-dt. A-p;,.!:?!"

rer.-. laturithje. Wo. p.b.. i

said !.Mri:vi;b'; -M I i;sp; AT!, i ' 'bicvi: n:i:;:i sTiiid: i i i : i i v

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l'rick 1 I I o!l a live j;; raei.t Crnv.-l f .un.!; ti..n. I lid !! si M'o 1 1 li ro'ib-i

idaeing I'e curb, curhiu,

. h P...-J 1 ind i '. r llh U:i. 1 gravel f.cKio!

becesa ry ni l rga:a I . : t he n ....1 .t V 1 tll .

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public . r th, tv. . - -d i: l.e .':

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nienr euro vdjie s.une licit i4lr?jdy v..u-.trucli-d, the ci:js,tr;ici,iua vf tc

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