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MISHAWAKA GENERAL NEWS
N:vs-Times Office; 120 Lincoln Way West. Home Phone 118; BeU 10
SCHOOL ALUMNI
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E. B. Byrkit Again President;
Social Function Is
Discussed.
At a rn -Uv.z of the Ifili S hoo!
A! it:. mi .-. i.itiuji hM l:i t even
the following officers wee
:- 'I lor th- n-.uin:.' year: Ir-I-
t. i: 15. I'.-. rkit; icf president,
Mi-- ll ! ii Lam;; tn. i.irer. Miss
f'rii Cash; M!ti.try, Mi-s Mary
I ia -' -r.
'.!,-,(),.,. !i.' is.-irn took
; a t the nature of the an-
f.M.il -. !. i! f.mtion in cornier tion
With the taking of the graduate
iriT'i i r i - :.-i' i.iTU'ti. it was loll ov J t
a r 1 1 ij'.ri'y of the im-mbers th.it aj L
l f : T h- i.itii'ti. It was folt bv j
'h.tri:'- fn-rri 1 1 if old plan would be!
v . !. ..m.-d ..nd th-.t a harnjuet fea-'
tared at. o it-idf ".jM-aKfr J
io ati ;r,T-''.ilil' departure. Th '
r.i'-t. h'--r, that -onserx at ion rr ;
food i- .ir;u widely urged through- I
iit the iition fil some t think it
wt.jM ,e ;i mi-take to hold such a
f iiit!Mi. I'res't Ilvrkit was em- !
phatio in favoring a charme from
the old order, and it was decided to ;
hdd another nif-tiii in two weeks' :
tfiie tri decide the matter. In the!
meantime the members will ive
I it- matte!- s-rious ( nnsiili ration.
Tlie rii'-' tin'. which was held T n t
th- vibo-d b iildintr. was ne of th
i ' -t attended in nianv moons. !
mii.i.i:i: twin im:s.
'ai ltnh. .jr., 'ti' month oM twin
'n of Mr. and Mrs. 'ailun Miller
'f 11"7 Lincoln way 1., died yei
teida afternrion at t "' lock and
i-uiiat w ill lie in the city -metery.
lb .-ides the parents the infant
iiied by the twin brother and
a f öl i r - ea r-oil .-ister.
posTroNi: .mi:i.ti.;.
A meeting of the Lad '- Aid .-o-u:
of the 1'ir-t Christian hurch,
whi' h was -f hedub-d to bp held
Wednesday, has 1. en postponed for
me e"!v on a count of the Mis-ion
n-titute at the ' h v b t i i ii rhunh in
-'on t!i I tei.d.
ON IVIM)KY LOl:i.
bred X. mith. ta.-hier for the
l'n-t Nat;rir:al bank f this city, ha
;.(i,d :i notification of his ap
p'dntmen; to the advisory commit
te t f t)i-' third Liberty loan drLv.
m mi:i:t tiu'iimiav.
Tb Motliejs' (lass of the Mth-
!i-t lpi-iopal clmich Sunday
tiool will meet with Mrs. K. J.
he-b:o. .''1 V. i:iL;hth st.. Thurs
Ji afr' t tioon at L':."C o' lor k.
W'.wn.'l A!! kinl- f wH rk.
!t. TIM biiilt Ml!. I -.(IU-1. Wind
li.bl" S"!d at:d repaired. eii-!n-
-;! .in-l r i . i i i I PriMupt ,-it-
tenfb.ti I: i -.-k .ml Welker. 71".
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COMING TOMORROW PEARL WHITE
i .1 a ak.i's Rn orite Star, in Pathe's I.atct and Greatest
Serial Photoplay
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THE HOUSE
Vis White K supported by
N 1 1 c 1 1 ' . 1 ".:; t mi.-s it.
Dodge Mfg. Co.'s New
Flour Mill located in Edge
water Place, E. & W. R. R. and
John St., BUYS WHEAT and does
Custom Milling. Good Michigan
Seed Potatoes for Sale at $1.00
per bushel.
COOK FILES PETITION
FOR PENN TRUSTEE
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CTIAItLES 1'. COOK.
Charles I'. Cook of Mishawaka
has tiled his petition entering the
-May primaries as a candidate To
the democratic nomination for
tru.-teo of I'onn township.
DIES AT OSCEOLA
Pioneer Resident Succumbs
Tuesday Morning Fu
ernal Thursday.
.Jeremiah Zeller, a resident of this
icinity for the .oast 60 years, died
at his home in Osceola Tuesday
morning at o o'clock. Fie had been
ill only a short time. Death v.s
due to complications and the infirm
ities of old ai-'e.
Mr. Zeller was Vorn in Starke
county. Ohio. Nov. 11, 1 S o 0. and was
past ST years old. Sixty-five years
ao lie was married to Miss Cath
arine t oleman. She died It! years
airo. Mr. Zeller came here from
Ohio about years ago and has
been a prosperous farmer in this
vicinity. He has been retired for
several years.
He is survived by the following
children: o. I Zeller, Umsinp,
Mich.: K. Zeller, Coshen; ft. A.
Zeller. Mishawaka; Claude Zeller,
Osceola: Mrs. L.- Hollowell. South
Ibrtd. ami Miss Maude Zeller, af
home-
Cuneral services will be held from
the Osceola Methodist Episcopal
horch Thursday afternoon at 2:'.'Q
o'clock. Rev. Mr. Joruon will of
ficiate, llurial will be in Osceola
cemetery.
j Or. Makielskl. osteopath. I2d W.
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LAST TIMES TODAY
rtcra!t Rig Feature Production
W.M. . MART
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Tin: ili:t MAN"
I on't mi.-s this tremendously
popul.rr -tar in his first big spe
cial Featurt Production shown
under the Aittraft banner.
Time -: 1 .". I. 7, S::.o. :.-,.
Matinee -V. !(, l."e
i:cniirg ."'. HK !.", i'
Hart will keep you 'poppin' "
up from your scat in this fe.i
ture jdiotodrama. Attend the
dmiide matinees.
Mu-ic by Temple Saxaidioire
r-hotra.
OF HATE'
ih.it sterling actor. Antonia
WRESTLING BOUT
ES
Joey Smith and Sam Tundas
Battle One Hour and 15
Minutes at Century.
After an hour and a quarter of
the greatest wrestling battle that
has ever been seen in Mishawaka,
the 1 out last night between Joey
Smith of Chicago, former light
weight champion of America, and
Sam Tunda, Mishawaka light
weight, was called a draw by
Iteferee L'rnest P.eehe. Hoth men
are as clever as will be found in the
game, the former having tdightly the
better of his opponent in science
and training, although Tundas
evened matters with a shade more
strength and weight. The two ath
letes wrestled to a draw in Chicago
recently, and several months ago in
Mishawaka Smith won the honors
on a toe hold.
The affair was held in the Cen
tury theater and was given by the
Hogans. a local organization form
ed since the start of the war for
the purpose of providing the Mish
awaka boys in training camps with
tohacco and smokes.
Core Issues Challenge.
TJefore the match was finished.
Tom Gore, local mat artist, issued
a challenge through The News
Times to the winner of last night's
match. As the match was'a draw,
it is presumed that Gore's chal
lenge will stand for either Smith or
Tundas. '
An interesting wrestling match
was staged as one of the prelim
inaries by Carl Haney, Swiss welter
weight champion, and Young Greek
of Mishawaka. The latter secured
the first fall in P6 minutes and
Ilaney took the next two In eight
minutes each, winning the bout.
Stage Iloilns; Inhibition.
A fast boxing exhibition was
cien by Chan Moore of Klkhart
and Clarence Willard of Toledo. O.
The go was six 2-minute rounds in
which the boys mixed it freely,
greatly pleasing the audience.
(Janatos brothers gave an excep
tionally clever exhibition of strength
in breaking railroad spikes with
their bare hands, bending 20-pen-ny
spikes and driving them Into
hard wood and pulling them on!
with the teeth.
IMMANL1X IIAITIST ClHCLi:.
The Woman's Missionary circle of
the Inimanuel Haptist church will
be entertained Thursday afternoon
at '2:".0 at the home of Mrs. J. M.
Tteese. 4J4 NY. Lawrence st. The
meeting has been (hanged from the
usual day. Wednesday, on account of
the visit of Miss Richardson, county
demonstrator, who will speak at
llattell school NYednesday afternoon.
(illASS FUCKS.
The Mishawaka fire department
was called out twice Monday after
noon on recount of grass fires on
Harrison and NY. Cedar sts.
WANTKI) Help by day or week
for general housework. No wash
ing. Inquire "0 4 Lincoln way NY.
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KOR SALi: One horse wagon, one
set of heavy double harness. Ca'I
Home phone 61tj. 1SI-
AFTO TRFCK XFRYICF. Misha
waka Transfer Co. will move you
anywhere. Light and heavy truck
ing. Ilonu phone 4", IIS S. Main st.
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M 1 1 1 A NY A K A R K A I I : R
M. NY. A. meeting Wednesday
night. Adv. 19tl
FR SALF T-room house, very
cheap if sold before April 10;
would take horse and buggy as part
payment. Address Frank Davis,
1 2 N. Mill st. Home phone 323.
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FOR SALi: Several houses and
lots on easy payments. Insurance.
James Henncssy, lawyer, 113 Lin
coln way NY., Mishawaka. IStf
WANT KP Housekeeper, middle
aged, to care for children; no
wash, in 5. Home phone P. 72", 3 "2
NY. Rattell Kt. I"t3
FOR SALK tR TRADE SO acre
farm with good buildings. West
Oliver. Mich., Pell phone 1S2. 2
rings. lt$
NYHITR LRGHORN EGOS for set
ting. Felix PeGroote, Bell phone
1S2. 3 rings. l7tS
WANTED Middle aged lady for
cook and one for dining room.
Mrs. Johnson, 114 N. Mill ft. Bell
phone S3. I7t3
FOR SALE Modern S room house.
corner of Fourth and Taylor Sts.,
Mishawaka; lot is large enough for
3 houses. Inquire Home phone
7331. South Rend. Adv. 2561-26
FOR SALE AYhite poodle puppies
Cr.ll Reil phone 706 or 602 E.
Madion s 14t6
FOR .ALE Span of three year old
colts. NN'eisht about 2.400 pounJs.
Home phone one ring C749. 14t6
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Imasihiawaka !
WANT ABS j
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MISHAWAKA MAN OUT
i FOR G. 0. P. NOMINATION
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CHARLKS W. COM?.
Charles NY. Cole of Mishawaka
will be n. candidate in the May
primaries for the republican nom
ination for county treasurer. Mr.
Cole is 3 1 years old, and is a grad
uate of Purdue university. II?
served as city engineer of Misha
waka under the first Gay lor admin
istration. HEAVILY LINED
Pete Tom and Mabel Robinson
Are Arrested by let
ter's Husband.
Charles Lent. Gl 7 R. Mishawaka
av., was given a line of $-5 and
costs and sentenced to 30 days in
the county jail by Judge Feig in the
city police court Tuesday morning.
Ient was arrested on a warrant
sworn out by his wife, charging him
with assault and battery.
In. the evidence introduced it was
brought out that Lent called his
wife home from her work at the
Misharaka NVooIen Co. plant Mon
day afternoon on the pretense that
het daughter was ill. When she ar
rivea she found that her daughter
was not ill. She was met by her
husband who caught her and struck
and chokd her. He next pulled her
by the hair, taking out a handful.;
Mrs. Lent's right arm was still black
and blue. Lent was unable to pay
his fine and costs and will have to
spend the next 60 days in the county
jail.
Peter Tom and Mabel Robinson
were arraigned for ussault and bat
tery Tuesday morning:. They plead
ed not guilty and their case was set
for NYednesday at 3 o'clock. They
were arrested on complaint of the
woman's husband, Samford Robin
son, who alleges that they struck
him. Both were placed under a
bond of $20 each. Mrs. Robinson
was left out on her own recog
nizance. Tom was unable to fur
nish his bond and was taken to the
county jail to await trial.
Alfonso Rarandowski. 90'J K.
Fourth st., pleaded guilty to a charge
of failing to send his child to school.
He was fined $1 and costs which he
paid.
William De Roer was arraigned
for failure to send his children toj
school. He pleaded smilty and hisj
case was set for NYednesday morn
ing. Hale Hutchinson was the com
plaining witness.
MICHAELS PILES
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Council Meets in Regular Ses
sion and Transacts Rou
tine Business.
Only routine businesn was trans
acted by the city county in regu
lar sessvn last rlsht. City Con
troller Michaels report for the
month of February as approve 1
and placed on file. Following In
the report:
The balance on hand Jan. 21,
1 9 1 S. was $6.237.94.
The total cash receipts were
J7.13C.44, and the balance on hani
Jan. 31 was J6.237.94, making a to
tal of $13. 371.38.
The total disbursements were
J7.752.04, and the balance on hand
Feb. 28. 1918. was $5,619.34.
TKM PIJO TI 1 1' ATE IL
Patrons of the Temple theater
will have their last opportunity t
see "The Silent Man" today with
NYilliam S. Hart as the star player.
Pearl White in her latest and
greatest serial. '"The House of
Hate." will be shown in the first
chapter at the Temple NYednesday.
Miss White will be assisted by thj
sterling actor, Antonio Moreno
"An International Sneak." a two
part Paramount Mack Sennett com
edy, anil chapter 14 of "The Hid
den Hand" rri also be presented.
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CITY HAS STARTED
Mishawaka is Allotted Three
Hundred To be Sent
to Soldiers.
Mishawaka has begun her b!g
book drive to last throughout the
week of March 1S-23. Of the two
million books needed Mishawaka's
numher is to be three hundred.
Half a million books are required
to meet the actual needs of men in
3 4 large camps. Another half mil
.'ion are needed immediately for the
military :ors, posts and small
camps; for the marine corps, train
ing stations and barracks. And for
the men on transports and over seas
there is need for an almost unlimit
ed number. For every man in ser
vice ther-. ought to be a book in
service. That means at least a mil
lion more books at once. And books
wear out in use. They must be re
placed frequently. Therefore hun
dreds of thousands must be obtain
ed as gifts.
All that is necessary Is to push
the big drive and for Mishawaka
to reach the three hundred mark.
Hooks may be sent to the public
library or call 463 on the Homa
phone and they will be called for.
Any good novel, tale of adventure,
detective story, standard fiction, up-to-date
books on civil, electrical or
chemical engineering, the trades,
business, agriculture, military sub
jects, mathematics. foreign lan
guages, travel, poetry and present
war books will be more than ac
ceptable. 0 t X V 1 V lf 1
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BOWLING SCORES
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CITY LFACIE.
re;i:lars
C. LMsasser IM 1.", IT? .'.20
Campbell 1 10 Ii". HJ
Lehman I.Vi 17 131
L. Hoerstman Vi l.".f 122 471
W. Hoerstman i:'.S 1.;s 17." 4M
Handicap 10S 1'iH 10S .-,21
Totals 9-9 SIS
S24 2fioO
NYALTIILR LKAGHK
IVterson 17y 1.2 "1 10 4V)
Noelhert 1 .'IS 1 IT 110 MJ
t;tmelt 121 Isl l.-'.l H4
Lnsel 102 1ä1 1: r.-irt
Melser 145 lit Liq 4K
Handicap 1M2 '.M2 212 72
Totals
9T3 92G 97 S 229
SAMMIKS
Ib.th
McHaffie
De'route
I rat ley
Aulenhuch
Handicap
1"4
1V4
12S
100
115
122
104
100
14.1
121
122
1.".
17;
142
170
122
r.74
400
010
4:'.6
Totals
NO NAML GIVK
.s02 Jy ns2 2t
N
I'erri
Aterncc?
H. IMlm.in
r. Neil
V. Cjrianicii
Handicap
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ISO
lot
!:r.
tit
i.il
iso
bit
i:v;
1S
114
in.?
ISO
115
114
140
144
44f?
.4l
4b
:-'d
417
4.!2
Totals S70 SM KQ 2r,l
rREMO.VA
Kamm 141 ir. 170 111
Scbellinger lKt 124 !'. 424
Thalmer Iii l.V, 1. 447
Tiemel 1"! VjA 200
A. Gneller l'O 118 .UO
A ventre r.v :;rjr
Handicap 117 '11 1J1 4:;9
Totals 023 ' 921 2707
ALASKANS
UMnev 127 1"2 177 4.".1
Minev HI 1V 121 4.'.0
M.l'ollum 2"l 1"7 110 4s7
Kerner VC ir.1 1io rr.G
I S!rles.n ls 1) Hid 4M
I I it ii 1 leap 2-.-J 229 220 G7
Totals 901 !C4 9 1.1 2S.X)
CITY IIA Mi
Stpvens 119 1.T0 1st 4W
Kieia i.".t; pi:; no 400
IV tts 122 12 471
Jernejran 1.11 lsl 19:! .V)s
Average 1sj 1-sO Isj)
Handicap IM IM lt; 49S
Tutal Si" fs 1075 29-21
IlonsilIISS
f. t. I.ott 170 Iss 10.1 .V.O
A P.oober 157 2T2 1ns 547
Hidner l-'S 1-'5 1-F 4.11
Tre..?er 4. 124 1.1I 145 4a-
Ncder 1X 157 527
Handicap KJ F li ."IS
Totals S70 912 lJl 27s.1
JOHN BORDNER GIVES
TALK ON GARDENING
John Rordner, St. Joseph county
agriculturist agent, gave an address
at a meeting of the home econom
ics department of the Mishawaka
NYoman's club held in the library
rooms Monday evening. Mr. Rord
ner spoke on "Gardening." In th
course of his remarks he impressed
upon Iiis audience these two facts:
"It is important to grow all the
foods needed for home consumption
in the community as transporta'tio.i
is so congested that the shipping of
perishable foods is entirely out of
the question. It is also important
to prepare the garden spot thor
oughly, fertilize well and plant tha
staples which can be canned and
stored away for the winter. It U
quite evident that the production of
food will be probably norma!, on
account of the shortage in labor
and the difficulty of getting men
to work on the farms to take the
place of those already gone to th"
ranks." He further stated that the
best way one can convert all of his
surplus energy, and assist in win
ning the war, is tor get Into th
game, get busy, and not only do
his bit, but a larger part.
API'OINTS COM3I mill-i.
K. J. W. Fink. who was recent'y
appointed chairman to conduct the
third Liberty loan .canvas among
the factories of Mishawaka. has
named the following committee to
assist him in the work: Georgs
Williams, Mishawaka Woolen 2a.a-
ufacturing company; Y. L. Chand
ler. Dodge comrany; p. J. Camp
bell. Dodge company; Robert Kno
block. Rubber Regenerating com
pany; J. w. McKeand. Rubber Re
generating company; NY. C. Stone.
National Ver.cer Products company.
Charles A. Ostrom, who is hea l
of the canvass among the retailer
of the city, has not a? "H appomtc I
his committee.
CO. K. HOMJ: (il Alllrs.
Co. K. Mishawaka home guard-,
will drill at the armory this een
ing. Assembly will be called at 7:4.".
o'clock. It is requested that all new
members report at 7;:;t oYJock. Im
portant announcements will be
made. Kverj man who cannot go
across can get military training and
do his bit by joining the home
guards. C. K has room for 1 more
men.
om; cmxt sali:.
With its cu.-tomary enteriri.-e the
Red Cross pharmacy will again hold
an attracthe one cent sale on Thurs
day. 1'riday ami Saturday of this
week. On these days purchasers will
be able to purchase an article at the
I . . -. ...
usual price ana anotiur i the same
for one cent.
r.MTIM uDii:s to mi:itt.
Mrs. M. i:. McMichael. 415 NY.
Rattell st.. will entertain the Iridic--'
Aid socie'y of the First Rapti?t
chuvch NYednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. Mrs. McMichael will b.
assisted 1 y Mrs. Charles Ocham
paugh. Mrs. Rolert Freeman and
Mrs. S. R. Iowerv.
Gitoci:ns iioli mi:ithnc.
The retail grocers' association of
the city met in the Rohleder tore.
Lincoln way W.. Monday niuht and
discussed several matters pertaining
to the orders of tfie food administra
tor. There will be another meeting
tonight when some definite conclu
sion will be arrived at.
OASBON TO mILI AltAflH.
A building permit was issued by
City Clerk OeLorenzi Tuesday
morninfr to I'.osewarne and .mith
for L. J. Casbon. for the erection
of a one story garage at 10S N. Mill
t. The bMildinj? will be 40x9: and
the cost will be $2,000.
TO IK) Sl'IKJICAL I)i;i:sM.(i
WO UK.
Women of the First Christian
church will meet in the Red Cross
headquarters room at the city hall,
Thursday afternoon, where they will
spend the afternoon in surgical
dressing work.
EXTKUTAIX AT IIXM:R.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Klein, re
siding south of Mishawaka. enter
tained Miss Mary Seitz and Le
Perry at dinner Sunday.
3RD
AIOS Oil CITIES
Benedict Laments Fact That
He Cannot Secure Pact
From Belligerents.
ROME, Saturday, March 1. Ex
planation -was given today at the
office of the papal secretary of state
of the report that Pope Benedict
was attempting to induce the bel
ligerents to cease the air raids upon
cities. Monsignor Ccrretti. assistant
papal secretary of state, said:
"The holy father has frequently
condemned such acts by whomso
ever committed, having at various
times paved the way to a join
agreement on this subject, but both
belligerents apparently have so far
been unable to discover means fm
limiting bombardments to the war
zones. On one hand the Austro
Germans i:ae claimed that air raid
were of direct value in that they
lowered the morale of cities whic'i
were attacked. On the other hand
the allies insist on reprisals, als
attacking military factories and
warehouses near open cities."
Monsignor Cerretti stated that
the holy father is daily engaged in
studying means of ending the war,
or at least limiting its horrors, but
so far has not found arguments
powerful enough to influence the
belligerents to cease air raiding.
CONTINUE TRIAL OF
ALLEGED MURDERER
WATERLOO. 111.. March 1'.
The trial of Dr. Leroy N. Handy,
Negro dentist of East st. Louis, in
dicted on a charce of murder grow
ing out if the East St. I i . i -5 rate
riots, was contirued in tlie circuit
court here today until the lirst Mon
day in -September.
Continuance was granted heeau.-e
i of the illnes. of Dr. Handy and be
cause of the ahsence f an impor
tant witness.
CADET AIRMAN KILLED
SAN DIEGO, Calif.. Mar h 3!.
Ralph Simpson of Pasadena. Calif..
a cadet at the North Island aviation
school, was killed today when the
airplane he was flying fell from a
height of about '00 feet into San
Diego bay.
sailors sntiKi: sirrTLi:i.
MANILA. March 1S. The strike
declared March 12 by sailors en
gaged In service f n the ships plying
between the islands of the Archi
pelago, ha-s been ett!ed. Grants of
wage Increases have been made.
ihippinsr va-'j entirely tied up, trade
was paralyzed and there was dan
ger of famine in several of th
provincial towns.
Dcn't say you saw It !n the
newspaper. Say News-Times
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.NOTUi: ol AIVIIMsTK ATION.
Noti.e i; icr-liy j;Iven. tbat th- ui.de:
siyried li.is ioti appointei by the rii-rk
of t!i" Circuit Court of M. .Ies-i!i ( o:jn
ty. Sure of Indiana, ndmiriist r at ri
the cst ite of r'harl. . IM tri li. late
of St. .lo-ejj County. dee.isd.
Said estate i- rippnod to de ..her:t.
MA 11 Y lilKIIlp H. Aduix.
M.ir.-h I. '19 is.
IHM'MMliMt hltPMMoNl.
Att for Administratrix. .1-12-1'.
NOTICi: Ol- ADMINISTRATION.
Notice is hereby piven. that th" undcr
s:sned has b-cn app-dnted by the t'lrrk
ef the r'Tciiit Court of St. .loppph Coun
ty. Stat- of Indiatia. exeutri of the
estate of l'ranü I. Christoph. !nte of st
lesepli County. der:iseii.
Said estate is supposed to be mhnnt.
MINMi: I. MIUIST CIL L- ;t ri .
Mandi 4. 1'1 s
I S A A ' KANi: I'AKKS.
Atty. for Lxeciitrix. .". I.'-lO
letale of Mary ('. Ilocrr.
N(tic i; or us i, acc oin
P.y direction .f ni S I ; . m i f i
rninistrator of estate of Mary I:
lafe of St. .lo.-ph County, Stat''
flian I. deceased.
Notice is hereby ieu ,,
leiratees. and i!eice; if v:ii,t ib.,
r.
ad
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lie
ed.
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v.t.
aid
led
ers
ate,
and all r.ther persons interested i
estate, that s.iid a "I in i n i ra t . r ha ti
it this Lourt his a'-.-..urit and i
tjeh
for the tllial settlement of siid
-t,
MAY EQUIP SHIPS
WITH SAFETY DEVICE
WASHINGTON. .Mi.rch 1 ! Im
mediate investigation of all ships
now bnildinc to see if they can ( ?
equipped w.tli any of the dvic
.submitted to make them unsink
able or torpedo proof, was unbred
today by Chairman Hurley of th"
shipping board, after ieciir.g a
confidential repor t from the na .
department on succ-s that is being
achieved in the protection of w;r
vessels.
The board announced .-"a tarda
th.it the tiir.e had come when ex
periments should be made to obtain
an unsinkable ship. Hudson Max
im's invention will bo tried fir.-
and three or four other devir., se lected
as likely to prove of al 1 .
will be tried as soon as they rrin
i'o built. Chairman Hurley -a.';
the official attitude of the hoard
x hen ho said that they propose !
t build ships with ail modern im
proemcnts hieb o'i'd !.- obtain
ed and would decline to oer!o!;
any chance that sc med to offer
s ;: oce-c
"If 10 ships arc r..ar h'd rind the
,ejrew s1 x (,fil- two, then c CH'H
that much." he .said. "The d . jr-eo
we hae under c'dsideration will
not delay production -r Je,., the
s. hips' efficiency."
Details of the inventions nr.'
withheld under th4 o!in.tary cer.
sorship. PETITION FOR A "DRY"
ELECTION THROWN OUT
Ii.b-rn.ttiobal s s4.ri, ,. :
CHK'AC.u. March 1?. The peti
tion to put the dry fpaestion on t!i.-
balled at the April elections hero
w as throw n out today by the ! -tion
commiss-ien" rs after Dennis .T
Esran, clerk, announced that the pe
tition was four. !-hy 7. "2". r.am-
of the jo;, 4-7 required to ::;ak- it
leal. Th- drys plan r.n .arrin th"
tisrht to a hicher court.
Julm Al-'-n Martin -f
t'.irned in J 1 '"' as a r .
solicitation of War S-urevs
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state f 1 1 . ! : . i r . 1 . i it -. r t.
loth day f Apr'.1. l:b -
lid r-js jr.-r. 1 1 : t ' : at '
r';ty of S . .rh p.-i: !. ! . : , ... i
i't. ed ms- treasi.r. ; . f sc! . I
i proceed t. "c i t th-1 i ! i ' -
bidder ff r;i!i, .it ! of ;. h t' n T 1
' priii i : pa ! s;;m r. u.-.-d : ', '
tain hiS.w.iy i:apr r-::- ' ; . ,.' :. ..
f.i e or !.'( r T;, !'! of . . '
intcre-t from arl a f ? . r Apr; 1 '.-is
. the rate .1 f.c; .. e , ' ; . - . . u-
' per atitcin,. p- t . : . . . a
; the IM, day of 't.iv .-.r.-! t C ! . '
, .e e:n'..-r of a '.: f : t : '.
I , f p efs
S.i id bond s !. e ! :i - -
e. .?:) pi ,;, 'j--,. u j. ;; f i -i s . ' J c ' ' '
hid I i na 1 i Hi! t .i . - . ' ?!
p.-aid of ';;. n . i ss ; :.r s , ' st
Cut-.tv. author1..' r.- C.c ;-- . .: ! '
; s;li,i .-,,,d f-r I p::r; f pr . i :. -
funds f..r t';e ojisf ti a:. ; i" ;.r
' nient cf a i'itI !. ' -.v ,i ; .. . t 1
for by Henry J'..-. hN r i: ::rt tow :is'.-;.
said cotrim . I .!.!;'! i s,;.- ,,.i s . ,
b.- 10 in tiiii:.'. ,t. 1 A;.'.: 1. l'b '
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j Tii" tu. i b.o,.- u I'' -:e.. I ;. i'
, May 1".. l'.ir.r. and t u. ' r. : v
I nviith ! !o-r.-a f t. r i.m.i ' i
I !-r . I s ha b a a i !
j T!;e r: !it is r.-s. r ed f.. r- ..: y
i ami a i i bid
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Treas-.ir, r f st. .lo.-p', C. .,;:.?. h.di r. i.
mihi i; or komi i.i
Noti.e is 1 era n hi b tie ;!!-
ici: d. 1" ; a Ii : i r of St J os. ;.;! 'icii,t .
State of Indian i. t ! at on ; n ! ft. - t :
loth d iv ..f Apr:!. l.ls. . t t . o"i e . '
S:i.l I I s ij ; jt, tl ir! s... at t-
Cif of S..i,t!) r."ii t. Ii-'j,: i th' nub--signed
a tr. asi r. r f s .i.i . .e i,t . ill
p! nee d t s. ; i t . j 1 . sj ;, ; d l c-r
bidder f.e . esh. ..t r..T b ss t ban ! -
prini...! sii in ii.eiii-.i in , i s ..r
t:. in hihu a impr.c, .-me: t l-o-.d "f j;
fa.e par x a 1 1 f .t:: "-. o,..,jit..'
interest from and after A , i i ' 1 l'dv.
the 'at.- ..f (: .-.t-l . e.--e.i f . . n r
I per ;ih:,i!i!. p.c.!'!-' s. :. i ,: , . a
the l.'.th dav of M a and the l-'.ta dt '
i Novell;'. el- ,.f .-a a .'ear. f-T tie p. la !
! -d p ' ea : -
Said bonds 1 ie been iss ;. s- i-
eon, pii. lice with the '.aus .!' t.- Mat'
Indiana and puisoant m an oi.br d 1 1 -Hoard
of Cm tnissi,.; . t s of st
County, a lit iiori .. UL' the i-- .. and s,, b- . f
said homisi for purpu- f pr..vidm-
funds for rhe o.iki ; u ti..u and icpr .
! n Mit or a eeit.un !ii'hav p. nte.'i. f
tor by b.'.l. Seb,.;.l Ct .ll ill l'e' t,
ship. s;1id county, luliii.a s.,:d ' !',-
uil! be ' iti nutnb.-r. dated At il t.
1 l'.'ls. of SMni c.i !'
I The tirst bond ui.l he due and p.n t'' -
I M.l 10. l'.M''. iilld one : I h -IX
j months thereafter unti: of s.,,.! !...: d-
, l).l e been paid.
The rii:ht is res.r,.,l t,, t , b- t aar
1 an I all bids
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j Tle.is.i',t ( St. .1 .-.;! i i '..i.:il . Inli.t!...
no i h i: or itoM i.r.
N..ti,e js !,e!eb iriVen b tie ll, i.r-
i'--ne.. Treasurer ..f sr. ...-,-p:i '..nntv,
i state of Indian.!. T ; - t on .in I affer t'--;
Kuh daV . f April. Cls. ;.t the . ffi..- ..'
js- ,bl treasurer. ;,, th l-t !. eis... ;,t tie
i City of South r.crd. 1 1: 1 i ii a. t! e r
1 ;i,e.i as treasurer - f s-, id o-inr y. w .'!
j proceed to sell to the '.i-'.a st and best
bidder f..r . ash. at to.t ; s, t : an t '
jirincipil sinn ra;,.ed in sm h b..r. is ,,
i t a i n h i 1 1 u a i 1 1 1 p r e r. i -1 . r 1 is . f t .
jf.oe ,.r par ab:e ,.f s.i i mi. I ..-arii.. -i
interest fia.ni ami aft.'- April 1 I'.'b '
1 the i :,t.. ,.f f.oi:- and o-.e-iialf p.-r ;'
. t.ef annum. paval.le s. ti.j am i. ill. a
i the 1 da of May and tie r.ta
.Voveup. er of --a h -ar. for !! j,.-rb 1
of pt years
Said botld h ve bee') is!.-d ::i Iii t
! ei 1, pi i. m e with the !a"S of the State . ?
; Indiana and piiisnatd to an .-.' !' . f t!
' I',o;ird of 'omni isvi , ,.r, f st .b.s. p"
j 'oil lit . .1 U I to r i I ' II S the i-slie :Ul'l s ., '
i lio,d- f-d- f;e ...'ri' of pr. . i 1 rr
funds f, - ti,.- i.,n'r'i ban an, I iiujt
' Ii)-!ll of a oert.:i:i hi-)iva p-t.t. t).-1
f..r ,. Ch.-st, r l.aidliu in I'enn to-i
'ship, s ,,d ,-oui:t . Ill ban- S.,ld bore-
; u ill be Vt in n u m '-er. .!.. d A ; i 1 .
1 '.'1 s. i .f s i o. i a . b
The f; r-t t u o bond, ; : ; ! .be- 1 !
.p.iyab'e . p-. ' a d ta .
!.!.;, i months t'er.-ift. unüi ri
! s;,i. boml, have be. n p 1
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and ail hi.li
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TERRE HAUTE C. OF C.
BACKS UP NEW LOAN
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