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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-23

ating Co agt n Polytechnic Medical School
ana Hospital et al; March TO- 1911; s184.
. o4TH 81. $50 to 547 West: Thomas Nc
:, Inc agt Roman Catholic Church Of
81 ambrose ct al: July 1. 1919 $50
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. G cor 1s0th
81 cambridge Tile Manufacturing Co agt
Hafryey Realty Co ct al; Sept l6. 1913;
18TH ST. 115 to 11s East; WEIGH Machine
$3.50 %
I'D ST. s, 100 II OF West End ave:
Herman Nossnack jr. agt Wellwyn Realty
Co Ct al: Aug %, 1913; S3166 80
I'D ST, 15S West: Frank Friedman agt
n TavshanJien ct al: Oct (, 1919 1923 80.
BROADWAY, 100; Irving Iron Works agt
American Surety Co ct al; oct s, 1918 (by
bond); S1G5.
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ALTERATIONS.
OCTOBER 80.
Mania attain.

BRO0ME ST. n cor OF Greene 81. TO a :
sty store and lofts; + W G Arnold, Yves,
lslip, Long Island, owner; S Gage, SAC
Madison ave, architect $4,000.
both ST. 574 West. to a sty garage
Knickerbocker Ice Co. ITO Broadway. own
er; Mortensen Co, ia East 2sth ST. archi-
tect; $4,000.
The Bronx.
18TH ST. q5S. sty brk stores and tenmt,
30x75.2: Henry W Holtgrieve, Sullivan CO.
Y. owner: George ] Froehlich. 600 Whit
lock ave, architect; $500.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 551, sty brk
store and tenmt, 3T.5x92; Emelia Biernan
6s West 18th 81. owner; Benjamin w Levi
tan, 20 West 3ist st, architect; $1,000.
CORLEAR AVE. W s. 1851 II S OF 232d
81. 2h sty frame dwlg, 16.3x3S.3; Robert
Bradley, 1880 University ave, owner; Henry
Nordheim, 1857 fremont ave, architect
81, 200.
FREMONT AVE. as7. sty brk stores and
tenmt, 25x105.6: Rosianna Havanagh. 46a
West 147th ST. owner; fremont Architectural
Co, 400l fremont ave, architect; $500.
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suRRoGATE's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
John p Cohalan, a Surrogate of the Coun-
Nv OF New York. notice Is hereby given TO
ell persons having claims against Susan s.
Elliott late OF the County OF New York,
deceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber. at It's place of
transactIng business. No. So Wall Street. In
the City Of New York, on or before the goth
DAY OF December next
dated. New York. the 18th day OF June 1918
Jew YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY. Executor.
EMMETT & PARISH, Attorneys for Executor,
80 Wall Street. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John T.. Cohalan, a Surrogate Of the Coun-
" az New York. notice is hereby given to
oil persons having claims against Florence
~ i, Platt late of the County OF New York.
dec.ased, 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber. at its place of
trapsacting business No. 50 Wall Street In
The CITY OF New York on or before the goth
DAY OF December next
Dated New York. the 18th day Of June. 1918
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY. Executor.
EMMETT e. PARISH. Attorneys for Executor.
81 Wall street. New YORK city.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
STORAGE NOTICES.
TIFFANY FiREPRooF STORAGE
xUaDEIInTTSEQ

WAREHOOSbS,
1133-1135 Tiffany ST.. New York CITY.
To Mr.. A. Buick. Mr.. 4. Buehler. Mrs. z.
Burleigh, Mr.. ]. Bruce. Mr.. J. Cervoni Mrs
C. De Brusn. Mrs. 4. Britt. Mrs. A. Cooper
Mrs. j. Hynes. Mr.. ID. Glackstein. Mr.. {.
Phelps, Mr.. ] Macbeth, Mrs. T. L. Rice.
Mrs I Gunther: You and each OF you are
hereby notified that the time for the pay
ment OF our lien upon tho property herein
after described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you, we will
cause such property. to wit: Household
Goods Personal Effects, Machinery and
Merchandise stored In the Tiffany Storage
warehouses by you or In YOUR name tor IN
which you may have an interest). to be sold
at public auction. according to the statute
IN such case made and provided, at 1888 1888
Tiffany ST.. New York City. Borough OF
Bronx. on Tuesday. November 1ith, 1918, az
1890 a. M, and IL the sale thereof 10 not
completed on said date the same will be
continued at the same place on each and
every Tuesday thereafter. beginning at $50
a m. and continuing until all the goods
are sold.
HOUSES.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
OCTOBER %.
Mann attain,

24TH ST, s, 100 II W OF 10th ave for a
5ty warehouse and loft, 50x90; f II Bruins,
52l West 23d ST. owner { Hunter. l9l 9th
ave, architect; $12.0 900.
AUDUBON AVE. W cor of 10th ST. for
two sty tennis, 54xs7: 175th Street Hold
Ing Co 100 Broadway, owner; Sommerheld
Steckler, 81 Union Square, architects;
$4,000.
The Bronx.
WHITE PLAINS AVE, g, 430 II NJ
Westchester ave. I sty brk boiler house. ok
90: Mackenzie Woodworking Co, on prem
Uses owner; John Schwalbenberg, 2060 West
chester ave- architect; $500.
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IIOW much would it be worth to you to find the other
person persons to solve the personal
business problem which confronts you this momentp
Would it be worth the of Tribunal advertisement
Would it be worth a modest but determined. campaign Of
Tribunal advertising?
Any successful business knows that advertising
diligently engineered the most economical method OF bring
together the sides of transaction Economic jus
hcation for advertising has been demonstrated by experience
and experiment.
But it has also been demonstrated that advertising to be
successful be honest and straightforward and
genuinely intended service both sides Of the transaction
Tribune investigation which is necessary before ad-
advertise under The Tribunal makes it mpera-
that all advertisements under this classification shall be
honest and straightforward.
Tribune readers have been educated the standard Of
Tribunal advertisers. They believe in The Tribune and
Tribune Endorsement
This Tribunal advertisers of maximum adver-
Using value 1t guarantees the most economical method of
bringing together the tvos sides Of transaction.
The development of this department significant every
business 1t the saving of much time, worry and
expense in the economic conduct Of business
We intensely sincere when make this statement.
Our sincerity finds practical application in the high standard
created for this classification and the with which
guard it.
We all times pleased to give specific nfoma-
ton about Tribunal advertising request will bring
resentative
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INVESTMENT WITH POSITION.

WILL INVEST S COOS 5000n sound business anywhere in
United Canada where the Of and
business judgment also be utilized working sales
manager Am successful business have good
reasons for selling my and find ready purchaser Box
sol, New York Tribune.
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AUCTION SALES.

By VIRTUE OF an execution on a lien.
viii sell to-day at q q. m. at tho Uptown
Garage i54 West 124th St. Manhattan. two
ohio automobiles model 80. manufacturers'
Nos 1893 ind 5o05. Alfred Freeman. Mar
snail.
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RELIABLE MISCELLANEOUS OFFERINGS.

GENTLEMANS PRIVATE STABLE-Conssting of three high
accmated fearless horses Of them less than nine
DID, will drive double single saddle also brougham bus
toria spider phaeton tandem all Brewster built and
ported sleigh exact duplicate of driven by Emperor Ger
saddles double and single robes blankets all kinds
whips etc. all condition reasonable and fair offer will be
accented Private Stable, New ork Tribune.
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aox5o: Bertha Singer agt Charles l. SIM
ger ct al faction to set aside deed, etc); at
torneys. Elliott. Jones Tanning.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER %.


SsIH ST. II East. Fraad Contracting Co
eN Lille L Thompson. owner Emil Frsad.
contractor. $3.50
se1H ST. 81 west: same agt William II
|n'esn. John } Brown, Eliza Boyo ana
[oan Agar. exrs, etc, owners; Emil Fraao'
srEBBINS AVE. 1908 and 1905; North
neresI Wall Paper co agt Michael Ginto'
ne, nsi aud contractor: S5Ji.
LESlNGTON AVE. 81; Liberty sheet META
Y erks syt Hotel Bolmorc Bernard Reich.
|elus AugCll and Alice a Wallian, own
~; Windsor Construction co. contractor
NEBBINs AVE. 1905 and zoos; Michael
I",ancsss agt Michael Ginto. owner ana
'ee,isactor; Charles Maitln. owner: s2-O.
sJC THERN BOULEVARD, 1852; John
4 -, III agt David Rosing. owner; Diamono
ekib6in lessees: Jacob Tucnman' con-
Hseei Sis II
18th sr io7 west; Samuel Miller sgt
hi ny and Lena : Kclz. owners; Jessie
~. contractor. $50.
n yet ST 5S9 East: Luigi Casah agt
SeA,han Construction Co. owner; CenfOrtl
S,Nesssaling and Foundation co, contractor
JED ST. sGs and $40 East Bernard Bern
IN e. al agt fred r French Co. owner
20 a Contractor: 1925 %.
eiEBBtNS AVE, 1905 TO 1910; Joseph Ben
I. ~ Michael Ginto, owner and con-
Faclor. S275
cHRlsToPHER ST. IA and 11s; Louis
sman aBt Arienna NJ Kahn. owner and
ESS..,sSctor. Bernard Kahn, contractor:
sTEBRiNs AVE. 1000 and 1905 Isidoro
staldi agt Michael Ginto. owner and con-
Fsetor; $500
oElAvELLE AVE. r. 1925 II of
scston Road. 25x1OO: Adolf Fell agt An
eony sicillano and Francesca Gangliordi,
N,hsIs; John Miglio. contractor; SO.
lVl ~ AVE, W cor Of 57th ST. x:
Ntph Miller agt New York Ophthalmic and
'oral Institute. owner; wills Marvin Co.
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nrnlalINl BEST RATES, Steamship
kt kMIIIIQ Tickets, Hotels. Drives. Caves,
ObNSHVbu etc. Individual or Party Tours
every sailing. send for Folder r., free or
rho STANDARD Guide, Maps Illustrations. De-
scriptIon. postpaid 25c. Tel. 4I4S Mad So.
bermuda Tourist Bureau. 1850 Bway. n. Y.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors, Teachers tutors. GOV
ernesses etc. TO colleges. schools ana ram IAN,
iIies Apply to Mrs. ~. J. YOUNG-FULIoH'
INIT
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Female

CHAMBERMAID. Experienced; eight years
references present employer; understand
maids duties Miss FitzGerald's Employment
Bureau. sos 9TH ave. Entrance on 42d St
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The WHITEBROOK TAVERN,

KEENE. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
For the treatment OF nervous and mental
diseases. Combines the home atmosphere
with skiful treatment OF the individual pa
tent and modern sanatorium methods.
RUTH BARKER COLES. M. ID.
WILLIAM WHARTON COLES NJ D.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Unh name and address OF lenders attor-l
ney)
OCTOBER %.
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest, Largest, Most Modern.
Prices Rea sonable Send for Circular.
Tel 1892 469a Bryant 48I-fo6 west sow Dc
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COOK WAITRESS. 49, Together separate
willing workers: excellent references. $50
SOS. laundress. rrst class. $50, nurse. coun'
try, $50. kitchen maid. SIS; chambermaid
s25. Domestic Exchange. 324 Columbus ave
Schuyler 9i36
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-23

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
CIsans BY compressed air. steam hand or
an 6oor. is18 Broadway. 42l Eas tSth st
COE 4 BRANDT. Tel 132-3sth
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CHAMBERMAID-sEAM Scotch
girl, $3.50. excellent reference. D., Miss
Uofmaycr's Agency go Fifth ave ninth hoor)
Telephone 45g7-Madison Square.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

OCTOBER II
. sIh AVE. 562. Otto l. Spanhake, Inc. agt
patti; $sj.
u WHEELER AVE. 1910 TO 1918: Grant l.
az sgt keiwood Realty Co 81 al; Dec IS.
18Th ST. SSs to s5i West; Pelham oper-
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CooK.-First class; good manager; econoni-
cal; with or without htchenmaid; excellent
references; country preferred. Industrial
Agency. II West 42d st. Tel. 52l0 Bryant.
COOK.-Young German: with ktchenmaid: $40
SIS S.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. ago 9Th
ave, 9th floor. Tel. 45Z7-Madison Square.
COUPLE German. 30 entire work Of house;
city. country. excellent references; wages.
$50 $50 Domestic Exchange. 32t Columbus
ave SCHUYLER 9l3e.
IAUNDRESS. - Scotch: thoroughly expert.
enccd. willing, Industrious; three years
excellent personal references: city or 'coun-
try. Industrial Agency, II West 42d st.
Phone $40 Bryant.
TWO GIRLS. together or separate. cook
chambermaid and waitress; thoroughly com
petent; excellent references. city or country.
Industrial Agency II West 42d 81.
WAITREss-P ARLORMAID-Young Irish girl
very reliable: $50 o. Miss Hofmayer' s
Agency. 800 9th ave. 9th floor. Tel. 45:I-Madi-
son Square.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER.-WilI do en-
tire work OF apartment for one. two gem
tlemen: good city references Write c., 1874
East SD 81.
WORKING HOUsEKEEPER-Eng Prot
estant; excsilent cook: good manager: eco
nomicai: highest references; city or country.
Industrial Agency II West 42d st 62l0 Bryant.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Male.
BUTLER. VALET, USEFUL-swiss-Germ
not afraid hard work; thoroughly expert
enced: excellent personal references. Indus
trial Agency, II West 42d ST. 52lO Bryant
WORKER.-Japanese; excellent cook.
butler valet: will take care bachelors apart
rnent Miss fftzGcrslds Employment Bureau
bu3 9Th ave entrance on 42d ~.
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JAPANESE. -Experiencod valet, houseman.
desires work after Il o'clock; $40 monthly:
highly recommended. japanese. care OF
Schwimmer. 1Ooa West 6ith ST.
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"THt NEW JERSEY TOUR"
WORK WANTED.

Male.
GENTLEMAN. Young. highly educated,
open 10 appointment as secretary or trav-
cling companion. good entertainer and lin
guist. G.. IA Brsybrooke I'd. Hastings
England
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST. experienced,
speaks German, desires position OF trust. as
manager contract work, insurance or SAM
tarium; open for engagement: reference FIRST
class Address Medicus. Tribune Uptown Of
fee. 1864 broadway.
YOUNG ENGIISHMAN-Chauf license
excellent reference will take charge car;
generally useful. S.. Miss FitzGerald'.
Bureau, 500 5th ave, entrance 42d 81.
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Ellis SAINT RIUMNNss,.nssaa,s.n.:v

Beautifully situated. 40 minutes from N. Y
Mod. methods Latest appliances. Ample grds.
For convalescents. Rest. Chronic, Nervous
cases
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-01
Union.

DIR. Plank was in Chicago Tuesday.
Miss Pearl DeNike and friend of
Elkhart visited her parents. DR.. and
Mrs De Nike, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Brown of Cana
da, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. kinZy.
Mrs. Gamer Of Culver, Ind, visited
her sister, Mrs. Alvah Nichols, the
fore part of the week!
=. J. Klose is building an addition
10 his store.
John. Cleveland and Gilmore Fields
made a business trip to Nandalia on
Tuesday.
Rev. Mr. Thompson is moving into
the parsonage, he being the Baptist
minister for the ensuing year.
Miss Ethel Zenty visited the home
OF Henry Ruhl Saturday and Sunday.
Elmer Diler has moved 10 Union.
Master Max Hitchcock Will entertain
a number of his boy friends Friday
evening at a Halloween party.
Willard Parker of California and
Mrs. Ralston Of Wisconsin are visit
ing their parents Mr. and Mrs. c. c.
Parker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-01
Diefenbach Family's Experience
Health, Strength and Flesh Gained by
Taking Father Johns Medicine.

Our first experience with Father
Johns Medicine was two years ago
when my son, II years old, was run
down and complained of a tired feel
ing and was weak. He had no appe-
tite and with this a bad cough.
Father Johns Medicine was recon-
mended TO us by a friend and the boy
took large and a small bottle and it
helped him remarkably. Last winter
he had another attack and We gave
him Father Johns Medicine again.
We also gave it to the other two boys
and the baby, who is three years old.
We noticed more than ever how
much good it did them all. My eldest
son especially gained in flesh and ap-
petite We think Father Johns
Medicine a great remedy for run
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-01
FIND WOMAN GUILTY
OF KILLING HUSBAND
Mrs. Bessie j. Wakefield of Bristol.
Conn.,, Conspired to End
Mans Life.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. l. -
Mrs. Bessie ]. Wakefield of Bristol
mother of three children, was found
guilty Of murder in the first degree
for her part in the killing of her hus-
band, William, last June.
Mrs. Wakefield is not the first wO-
man TO be convicted of first degree
murder in Connecticut but no woman
has been hanged in the state since
1886.
Evidence in the trial showed that
Mrs Wakefield and her paramount
James Plew, conspired to get rid OF
Wakefield. While Mrs. Wakefield
took her children out for a walk,
Plew partly drugged her husband.
took him out for a walk. for several
miles, and then shot him TO death.
A knife was driven in the body, and a
rope placed around the neck to give
the appearance of suicide.
Mrs. Wakefield then reported to the
police that her husband was missing
and she feared that he had ended his
life. An investigation resulted in the
arrest Of the couple and both con-
fessed.
Plew is a descendant of the Jewkes
family, which has produced more
than 1900 detectives. He pleaded
guilty TO homicide under an ancient
statute, which permits the court to
fix the degree Of guilt.
1t is probable that Mrs. Wakefield
and Plew Will be sentenced together.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-01
FORWARD MOVEMENT
ORGANIZER IN CITY

Fred 3. Smith. original founder of
the international religious forward
movement which brought thousands
from surrounding cities to South Bend
three years ago to attend the big night
parade and special mems session, was
in the city Friday noon on his way
west.
He spoke at the big Methodist mems
meeting at indianapolis Thursday
night. Mr.. Smith is now international
leader and organizer OF Y. NJ. c. A.
movements and at the big Indianapolis
session he pointed out to the assem- bly,
the need Of these organizations in
building up social conditions by plac-
ing the young man in an environment
which is free from the many evils.
Mr.. Smith has just returned from
a trip around the world and has made
a study Of Y. NJ. G. A. management in
foreign cities
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-01
OBJECT LESSONS
MORE BENEFICIAL
Children Should be Shown by
Illustrations, Says Or. L. j.
Rettger at Meeting of Coun-
ty Teachers Association.

DR.. L. J. Rettger. Of the state nor
NAL school at Terre HATE, opened
the Friday afternoon session of the St
Joseph County Teachers association
with the second of series Of four lee
lures, the general theme of which Is
The New Human Emphasis in Edu-
cation"
he emphasized the relation of the
school to the health not only Of the
boys and girls, but TO the community
and the state at large and the educa-
ton that might be gained along
health lines.
As DR.. Ruttger holds that object
lessons speak louder than words he
illustrated his talk by showing germ
cultures taken from common drink
ing cup. a chewed lead pencil. a flys
foot, and stuffy and fresh air. which
were placed upon sensitized plates
and incubated for IS hours. Preach
the gospel OF finer health through
concrete illustration instead of
through harangues," he said.
DR.. 5. ID. Tess. who is a member of
the national house Of representatives,
concluded the afternoons session
with the second of his series Of lee
lures. The Life and Work of HOr-
ace Mann" whom be called one of
our highest types of altruists While
a member of the Massachusetts leg
islature, Mann was the father of many
Of our modern educational methods.
nearly all of which were mentioned
in the lecture.
At the executive meeting following
the regular session the following Of
ficers were elected or next year:
Chairman. County Superintendent r.
TT. LOngfield; secretary. +. A. IIite;
treasurer, John A. ByeTS The chair
man was authorized TO select a COM
mittee Of five TO assist him in arrang-
ing next years program. The time
for next years meeting was set for
Nov. 6 and Z.
The Saturday morning session will
open at 9 o'clock with devotional ex-
ercises in charge of Rev. III. T. Hos
letter. pastor of the Westminster Pres
byterian church. DR.. FesS will give
the third Of his lecture series en-
titled jefferson and Liberty" and
following, DR.. Rettger will give the
third of his series on "The New HUI
man Emphasis in Education" The
afternoon session Will conclude this
years meeting. Both instructors will
give the last Of their series Of lee
lures The topic Of DR.. Tess after
noon talk will be Hamilton and
Power"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-01
OLIVE BRANCH

Mr.. and Mrs. William tieycr OF
South Bend are spending a few days
this week with Mr.. and Mis-. Harold
Geyer.
Charles Muessel and mother. and
Miss Maud Oberlv called on Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Oberly SUNDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers were
Sunday guests Of Air. and Mrs. Leon
ard Weiss
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Royce OF South
Bend spent SUNDAY with Irwin Royce
and f@mily.
Thomas seward and family called
on Mr. and AIRS. Levi Rakestraw sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Boner OF near Tam
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-01
BOARD FINDS BRIDGE
IN GOOD CONDITION
Inspect Work OF Street Car Company
and on Lasalle Ay.-Will
Clean Street.

That the Lasalle az. bridge is now
in as good condition as IL was before
the city street railway company be-
gan laying tracks across IL was the
statement OF W. s. Moore, city en-
gineer. Friday afternoon after the
board OF public works had made a
special inspection trip 10 the bridge.
4 few slight defects. such as leaving
rubbish in the street We're the only
faults that the board could find and
they were ordered TO be remedied at
once.
The city, engineer examined the
work and the pavement is not defect
i've in the strip torn up BY the COM
pany. The inspection trip was made
following accusations that the city adj
ministratiOn was allowing the streets
TO be torn TO pieces by public utility
companies.
4 resolution to do some paving
work on Ford street was adopted by
the board
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-01

down system.
For myself I was run down" and
was sick for two weeks and took
nothing else but Father Johns Medi-
cine. We cannot speak highly enough
Of Father Johns Medicine as a tonic
and body builder" (Signed) Michael
Diefenbach, Ebenezer, y. Y.
Father Johns Medicine is for sale
in South Bend by CoOnley Drug ESQ
cor. Washington av. and Michigan
St; also Public Drug store, Woods *
Streibel. 113 8. Michigan ST., and
practically all other drug stores in
the city. If you have any difficulty
in getting Father Johns Medicine
from your druggist, write to Father
Johns Medicine. Lowell. Mass, en-
closing one dollar for a full sized bot
tie. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-01
PLYMOUTH.

Bert Liggett left Friday morning
for a trip west
]. A. MOlter left Friday morning
for Mamlet where he will visit with
friends.
]. w. Steineman went to Bourbon TO
visit relatives.
Mrs. NJ. Ryan is visiting her daugh-
ter in South Bend.
Mrs. VIM. Sibert is spending the
day with friends in South Bend.
William and +. j.. COar of Bourbon
were in Plymouth riday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Jones went to
Argos Friday.