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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
The Markets


Chicago. Jan. 7.--fndinerent cables
had a hcnrish effect today ON wheat.
After opening Mn1c lower, prices
here nngred n little further and then
made % moderate rally.
The close was strong at lax n
axe net advance with May AZ
si.ssM after having touched si.3SA,
the highest Level inc the days Of
Joseph Letter.
Large receipts put selling pressure
on corn. Opening quotations. which
varied from &c 60 sc on. were fol-
lowed BY a slight addition setback.
The close was strong, * Ac q
Nc shove last nifht.
oats gave wny with wheat and
corn.
Provisions lacked support. scnt'
tered selling more ina onset nrm'
ness Of the hog market.
Close:
whcat-May, SLASH. July. si.2t%
Corn-Mny. 7s%c; July, I0isc.
Oats-May. b5Ac: July, $3.50.
Pork-Jsn., sis.00: May. 3is.t7.
Lard-Jan.. si0.G2: May. sto.92.
RibR-Jan. 1907: MAY. ti0.tI
Close. Amalgamatcd copper, afh
American sugar Refining, i03 Atchi'
son. g4h chino Copper 23is
Northern Pacific. i0i h RcadinR
itgM. Southern Pacific. s3A, unioi
Pacific, iiS; United states steel
bth: United states steel preferred
zoe.
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R ACOUSTICS OF
CHAVEZ COURT ROOM

Roseu y. NJ. Jan. bids are ne
,ng n.kcd for the correction Of aeous-
tIcs al the court room In the ioeal
court house. The room mas lons ne'"
a severe strain ON The voices oil al.o.
news and others forced TO SPEAK ~ ~
since is peculiar arrangements mAHe
Il very hard for those present 10 "e"'
what II being said.
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New York. Jan. I-MercantiIe pa
per. 4MfA per cent.
nnr silver. fS%c.
Mexican dollars, 37hc.
Government bonds. steady.
.Uniirnnd bonds. irregular.
Time loans, easy; SO days 3a per
cen,. 90 Gays. ga G3@A per cent
six months. az a. per cent.
can money. steady; hieh. "a per
cent. LOT. 90 per cent, ruling rate
gB Der cen
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A. n. Waikiki. Clerk.


Department OF THE Interior, United
States Lend Once az saata Pc. y. n.
December 81, 1914.
Commissioners Letter *" Deem
Der rs, 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that Carries
Herrera y Garcia. Of A~lauquerque. ~
NJ. @ho. on December IN, 1914 made
additional homestead entry, act April
Is. 1894. No. o2i907. for wa SEN,
section 10. township sn. range eEI
n. n. =. meridian, in the ManEan,
National forest, heteby eiyes NOTICE
that all persons claiming the land ad-
versely or desiring 10 show Il % b
mineral IN character must hle oojee'
ton with this Office on or before Feb
ruary 10. 1915
FRANCISCO DELGApo.
REGISTER.
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NEW PRODUCTION MARK
SET BY COAL CONCERN

Ration. ~. NJ. Jan, The swas-
tika Coal company, which operates
a number OF camps near here, broke
three records for production In De-
cembcr. The monthly production
record was broken, the annual pro-
duction mnrk was set "a notch hiEhe'
and the production for winter months
was given a new record. .
January will also witness a rccoru
broken, IL present indications are
carried ont. This gratifying oondi-
ton Is the more remarkable In view
of the fact that the southern Colo
RADIO coal camps hav not been ak
ccodingly four operating days a weeh'
and more often three. while every
Colrax county camp has been IN lul'
operation seven days In the week TOT
the past three months. This prosper
aus condition of the %county'H minus
industry has bec a great stimuins
IA ai, other lines Of industrial n
commercial life throughout the conn
"a and b. certain TO contribute stu
more largely towards bringing paeE
the returning tide on prosperity.
iIcrald want. 3 lines times
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER Exc
CUTgON LEVY.

Ia the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District. County Of Berna-
lilo and State of New Mexico.
Frank Mckee, Trustee,
Clark NJ. Carr, Ascent.
Plaintiffs.
W.
James Earhart,
Maud Earhart.
James X. DuEan,
Defendants.
Under and BY virtue az an cxecu-
lion issued out OF the District Court
Of the second Judicial District for
Bernalilio county. New Mexico, In an
action wherein Frank Mckee. truss
tee. and Clark At. Carr, agent. were
plaintiffs. nnd James Earhart. Maud
! Earhnrt and james n. Dugan we're
defendants, upon a Judgment ia favor
OF said plaintiffs and against said de-
PENDANTS for the sum Of Two Thou
sand Two Hundred Forty N22fO)
Dollars. together with Interest az the
rate Of eight go per cent per annhm
from the signing Of this judgment
until paid. together with other costs
In this behalf expended and 20 be
taxed, including the sun Two Hun
drcd T~wenty-fOnr N23fl Dollars att
torney's fees for the attorney OF said
plaintiffs. and 10 ms directed and de-
llvered, which execution was duly at
tested the fifth day OF December,
1914, ! have levied on all the risht,
title, claim ana Interest OF said de-
PENDANTS or OF a OF them, IN and
TO tho foilowins described property,
TO wit;
Fifteen head Of nsarua ana colts
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9 par cent per annm vntii paid and
for an the costs accrued and 10 ac-
crue In the said cause and for the
said costs and said expenses Of the
sale OF the hereinafter described prop
erty, !, the undersigned. sheriff Of
nernaiiilo County. do hereby give mo-
sice that ! will in pursuance OF and
In obedience 60 the said judgment
and decree. and order Of sale. at the
front door OF the Court House in the
County Of nernallio. and state oi
New Mexico. on the 18th day OF Jan
uary. 1915. at the hour OF 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon. Offer for sale and
will sell TO the highest aud best bid
der for cash Is -atlsfy plaintiffs'
Judgment and the sums above men
toned the following described prop
cry, 10 wit;
Lots numbered foar co. ave
60 and six 90 Of Block ID" Of
the Juan Armijo Addition: the
north half OF lot numbered
twenty-six C26) OF Block three
(3). and lots numbered twenty
seven C27). tw~enty-eieht (ss),
twenty-nine C29) and thirty (sO)
OF block three ca Of the John
NJ. Moore Addition aumber two
ca and lot numbered twenty
four CAD OF block II" OF the
Atlantic 4 Pacific Addition; all
said addition being 10 the city Of
Albuquerque. County OF Berna-
lilo and state OF New Mexico"
ALSO a pareel- Of, land ~ pre-
cinct numbered thirty-fonr (3i).
school District number forty
v NT). County Of Aernaiillo
and state OF New Mexico. which
Is bounded north by the public
road, south by public trail and
east by the land 81 J. l.. Garcia
ana west by the land % santos
Mora a Bros.
'Also a parcel Of land situated
In precinct numbered t%hirty-four
C54). school District number
forty-seven Ol7), County Of Fer
naullo and state Of New Mexico.
bounded north by the Grant line
and south by the land of ;. Girl
ego. on the east by the Grant
line and west by land OF Saliva
dor Baehechi.
ALSO a parcel OF land In pre-
cinct numbered thirty-four (at),
school District numbered forty
~ (t7), County of Bernaliilo
and state OF New Mexico, which
Ia bounded on the north by land
OF Juez Mora and south by the
Grant line and east by the Grant
line and west by the road; the
same being 500 yarns Wide and
$50 varas long.
"Also a piece u land IN precinct
numbered thirty-four (3f1,
school District numbered forty
seven t4T, County of Bernalilio
and state OF New Mexico. bound
ed north by the Grant line. south
by the land OF Apodaca. east by
the Grant line and west By the
Grant line; the snmo being s00
yaras wide and 1000 varas long"
JESUS ROMERO,
Sheriff.
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MAY MODIFY
ORDER

stems toward the mobilization al
feot-nnd. mouth disease quaran-
line are likely TO Doe taken By the state
Cattle snnltaty board. which Is Ia ses-
sion In the boards Office IN the huu,
hor building today, the me'llhs w"
continue tomorrow. up TO MID a''ei'
noon today no action Of special I'M
portance had been taken by the h"aiu
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Kansas City. Jan. 7.-Hoss-Re-
celpta $500; bulk. t,i5H t'SO'
heavy. sTg0mT.a5. pigs. FG.2s@7s''
Cattlc-Receipts 1,00oi strons'
primc fed steers. sS.15@9.7S; west.
crn steers, @7.sb@S.7s; calves 'S.oO
Ml025.
shcep-Receipts 1000 market
steady: lambs. Ss.O0mS.Goi yearlinsH'
EGa0mT.a0.
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Dcnycr %Ilvc~tOck.

nenver. Colo. Jan. 7-cattle-he-
coipts. 500; strong. Beef steers. 500
as.io; cows and heifers, fb.50h I'2s'
stockera and feeders, sS.2SH 1.op'
calves. ts.00m1o.2S,
uogs-Rcceipts. 2.900; higher. TOP
s7.30. bulk, ss.a5 a7.sO.
sheep-Receipts. $500 "I"n
YcnrinPs. ~S6.75Gf7.a5; wethers' 'o'pV
aG.5O: lambs, F~OnS.l"' e"'s'
Si.500 5.2b.
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New York Metals.

New York. Jan. TIN easy
S32.50G 33.50.
u % nrm: electrolytlc. 1880
castings, SlS.25@ la.S'.
Iron, quiet and unchanged.
At London: Spot copper toN' l'A'
futures. $50.
Tin spot. fifs, los; futures il4''
i0s.
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We
Adolfo Salas, Defendant.
Under and by virtue of an execu-
ton issued on recount Of a Judgment
entered on the 10th day Of November.
1914. In the above entitled cause by
the above named court wherein tho
above named riaintin did obtain a
judgment against the above named
defendant In the sum OF one Hun
drcd and SiNty-fOur and 9I-1O0
tfi6f.sp dollars with Interest at the
rate OF Q per cent per aanum from
the gath day of June. 1913, until paid
and for all the costs accrued and TO
accrue In the hereinafter described
property. /, the undersigned, sheriff
OF Bcrnalillo county, do hereby sive
notice that l will. IN pursuance OF ami
Ia obedience TO the said judgment
and decree, ard order OF sale. at the
front door Of tho court house In lhe
county OF Bcrhollllo. and state Of New
Mexico on tho 18th day Of January,
1915, at the hour Of 10 o'clock In the
forenoon oner for sale and win sell
to the highest and best bidder for
cash to satisfy plaintiffs Judgment
ana tho sums above mentioned tho
following described property, to-wit.
Lots numbered four 40, dye
90. and six co of Block -" OF
tho Juan Armijo Addition. the
north half Of lot numbered
twenty-slX C2G) OF block three
CD and lots numbered twenty
seven (27), tw~onty-cight t2Sl.
twonty-nilc (29J, and thirty (3OD
OF block three (3) OF the John
NJ. Moore Addition number two
f2), and lot numbered twenty
four (2D OF block II" OF the
Atlantic a Pacific Addition; all
said additions being TO the City
OF Albuquerque, County OF Ber-
nalillo and State OF New Mexico
ALSO a parcel OF land In pre-
cihct numbered thirty-four (3D
school District number forty
seven (47) County OF Bernaiiilo
and state OF New Mexico. which
is bounded north by the pNblic
road, south By public trail and
east by the land OF ]. l. Garcia,
and west by the land OF santos
Mora & Pros. .
Also a parcel II land situated
In precinct numbered thirty-four
(34), school District number
forty-seven N7), County OF Ber-
nalllo and state OF New Mexico,
bounded NORTH by the Grant line
and south by the land OF 8. Gri-
ego. on the east by the Grant line,
and west by land OF salvador
BachechL
Also a parcel Of land In pre-
cinct numbered thirty-four (34)
School District number forty
seven (47), County OF Bernaliiiu,
aad state OF New Mexico, which
Is bounded on the north BY land
Of Juez Mora and south By the
Grant line. and east by the Grant
line. ana west by the road; the
same being 500 varas wide and
SEQ varas long.
Also a piece OF lana In precinct
numbered thirty-four $50,
school District numbered forty
seven N7), County OF Bctnaliilo,
state OF New Mexico. bounded
north by the Grant line, south by
tho land Of Apodaca, east by the
GRAFT line. and west by the Grant
p line: the same being 400 yaras
, Wide and 1000 varas long"
JESUS ROMERO, sheriff,
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Nc,s york stock Exchangc.

New ork, Jan Further prosrers
toward the higher level was maus =
today's market. many active ana Spe-
ial stocks CALLING from M 1" over
fhren nnlnta.
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Chicago. Jan. 7.-HVgs-Receipta
4s.OO0. market steady Mt yesterdays
average; bulk, s1i5m TAO; heavy,
s7OOG7 las: pigs. $500 7.25.
cattle-Receipts 5000; market
steady; native steers, t5.SOW SEQ;
western. S4.SOm $50. calves, N.15@
1850.
ghcep-Recoipts $4,000. mnrke'
firm. sheep. $3.50 els; lambs, 1915
q SIS.
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New York SpeItcr.

New York. Jan. Load quiet
S3.7am $50; London. fia.--
spelter steady. S5.S0m $50; London
r2S. Is Cd.
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New York. Jan. Spot cotton
quiet: middling uplands' $500 sales.
200.
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-. Louis. Jan. lead slean9
$3.50 ma.G5.
speltor, 1855 1850.
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NOTICE or SALE.

In the District Court. County Of Ber-
n%aililo, State OF New Mexico.
simon Sanders a Company, &C al.
Plaintiff.
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fIcrald want. 3 lUnes-3 tImcs-s
dimes.
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In the District Court. County Of ner-
naliilo. state of New Mexico.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Southwestern Brewery q Ice Com
pany Ca corporation)
Plaintiffs,


AdOlfo salas,
Defendant.
Under and by virtue Of an oxeeu-
ton issued on account of a judgment
entered on the 18th day Of septem-
her, 1914, In tbs above entitled cause
by the ahnvo named Court weQrein
the above named plainiln did obtain
a judgment against the above named
defendant In the sum Of Two Hun
drcl aud Two aud 79-i0O N202.T9)
Dollars with Interest AT the rate OF
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Neutrality-suspicious. home cookine
Mts. Holohnn, 2lA south Waller.
wANTED-Oid fashioned Colts rlx
shot cap and ball revolver. with
nine inch long barrel, with cylinder
and one halt iachea lone. With
The words stnn1pod on barrel IA
dress Col. sam Colt. New York city.H
IN ~ falr conditions win pay 10000
for same. Address Chns. W. PARKER,
nox 3bs. Concord. California;
FOR Rooms.
FOR HENT-ThFce or four rooms
furnished for housekeeping. No
tubcrcuinrs. 5V2 y. Central.
ron RENT-Furnlshed rooms, Hot
wnsef heat. el9 ". Coal
FOR N Houses.
FOR RENT-s-room brick residence;
good nelehDoFhood; close IN; $40
strong Bros.
FoR RENT-Nlcciy furnished house
for GO days; reasonable. cpii i0ii
Forester n
FOR RENr-Throe room nat furnish
ed or u9furnished. 100 No. Edith
street.
FOR SALE-H0uses.
ron sALE-Lot and ! room house
Reasonable. 81 Mckinley ave.
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'rOH 8htlA-Uid papers for putting
down eapein, ga. Call Il Herald
og7a
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FOR lent Rooms.

FOR nENT-Three or foul rooms
furnished for housekeeping. No
iuborcuinrs. sos y. Central.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-19
KATHERINE EURANusA.

Katherine Euramisa. AZ years old,
1902 s. Kendall St. died Tuesday. She
is survived by her husband and one
child. Funeral services were held
afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-19
ROTARIANS TABOO
THE TITLE, "MlSTER"
Members Using il During Meetings
VIII BE Fined Ten Cents, Fund
to Go to Charity.

The regular luncheon of the Rotary
club was held at the Oliver Wednes-
day, the feature of the meeting being
the adoption Of rule that all Ro-
tarians refrain from addressing each
other during meeting except by their
given names. Any member forgetting
himself so far as to call another
member Mister" will be fined 10
cents for each offense. The fund
thus accumulated will be devoted TO
charity. \ nucleus for the fund
was started Wednesday.
Don B. McGregor was appointed
sergeant-at-arms 10 look after all vio-
lators OF the above law and TO collect
the fines instanter.
Guy ID. Staples was initiated into the
mysteries of the club.
An informal report from the com
mittee on recreation reported tina,
good progress is being made and that
the committee is cooperating with the
municipal recreation bureau and the
park board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-19

tions are voluntary. They are there
to be used only if nations see fit to
use them
Obligation Element Lacking.
The element of obligation is lack
ing. The wholesale injustice arising
from war, its stupidity and horrors,
borne in upon US by the present hap
penings abroad, are making the
world ready for some step in advance.
1t is only a question of how far we
are willing 10 go. The desirable thing
is a league To compel the nations not
only to bring their disputes before a
tribunal but 10 abide by the award.
If such a league embraced all the
progressive nations, big and little.
substantial justice would emerge just
as substantial justice results from the
united action of the states composing
the American Union.
But this involves such a surrender
of sovereignty and independence
that il is doubtful whether this de-
sirable project is a realizable one.
The leading countries. including our
own. will hesitate to accept IL. IL
would however. be a decided step in
advance if the signatories of the
Hague conventions should simply obli-
gate themselves to resort To the in
ternational institutions they have set
up.
"A further possible step is that they
should act as an international grand
jury TO hale the nation lawbreaker
into court and use force to bring IL
there if recalcitrant without attempt
ing to enforce che award This is a
reasonable demand and is probably
as far as they will be willing TO go
at present.
The conference was welcomed by
Daniel Smiley, surviving one of two
brothers who have always entertained
the conference in their big hotel here.
The conference will last three DAYS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-19
MISS HAZEL HARRIS TO
JOIN GRAND OPERA CHORUS

Miss Hazel Harris Sill w. Marion
St, a graduate of the South Bend
Conservatory of Music and pupil of
Genevra tombstone Bishop, has been
accepted by the Chicago Grand Opera
Co. as a member of its chorus. Such
a position is coveted by many singers
as affording entrance to grand opera
work Miss Harris will take as her
stage name Charlotte VanDyke. For
several years she has been a member
Of the faculty of the conservatory and
during the past winter studied in Chi
cago with Genevra tombstone Bishop.
who Will present her in recital here
Thursday evening and in Chicago the
first week in June. Through the
summer Miss Harris will continue her
teaching here, going to Chicago per-
manently in the fall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-19
RIVER PARK

Samuel Stauffer Of Wakarusa was
in River Park Tuesday transacting
business and calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Slower Of
Frankfort, KY, is visiting River Park
and Mishawaka relatives this week
Word has been received here of the
birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey w. hoole of fisherman, Can
ada. Mr.. and Mrs HOOle formerly
lived in River Park.
Misses Mayme Bast and Anna Kur-
ley, who have been visiting Mrs Jane
Wright and daughter, Miss Estella
Wright OF MiShawaka av, the past
two weeks returned to their home at
Canton, O., Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Orner Bosworth of near Gran
ger, Ind, was guest of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Locker of n.
Eighth ST.. Tuesday
Mrs. r.. j. Bickel and daughter, Miss
Lucille Bickel. and Ralph and Leigh
ton Bickel. have returned from Ship
shewana, Ind, where they attended
the funeral Of Mrs BickePs nephew,
Howard Door Leighton.
Paul Straub, who is i'll at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. w. Schock. re-
mains in q serious condition.
A son was born Tuesday 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore olson, 2717 Pleasant
st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leighton of
Mellen, Wis, were quests of Mr. and
Mrs. f. ]. Bickel Tuesday.
Miss Fern WOOlstOn Of Pleasant St,
who sprained her ankle Monday even
ing, alightine from north side car.
is reported improved today.
Miss Emma White of Chicago called
on friends here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Krill of Pleas
ant st. entertained at 6 o'clock dinner
Tuesday, complimenting Mrs. Wallace
Dodd. Covers were placed for six.
Mrs. Harry Jacobs entertained with
an informal dinner Wednesday Mrs.
Adam Hunsberger and daughter, Miss
race Hunsberger, and Mrs. ii. +.
Brooks.
Mrs. Floyd Miller and son, Floyd.
jr, of Kalamazoo, Mich. are here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Wiser
and Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Dixon of
Mishawaka av.
The pupils of the River Park school
are practicing to take part in the field
day exercises to be held at Spring
brook park Friday.
Mrs. Herbert G.. Incl, y. Ninth St,
entertained the teachers of the Henry
Studebaker school Tuesday at a 8
o'clock buffet dinner The house dec
oratiOns were in the school colors
purple and white. The table was CEN
tered with a large basket of bridal
wreath. Following the dinner con-
tests, vocal and instrumental music
was enjoyed. Miss Ethel Wass and
Miss Elaine Haimer gave a number of
piano selections, and Miss Selma Pier
son favored the company with several
vocal solos.
The entire teaching corps was pres
ent consisting Of the principal. II.
G.. Incl, Mrs y. +. Moon, Mrs. +. r.
Mullen, Mrs Beard, Mrs. Stonecipher,
Misses Ethel Wass, Selma Pierson.
Elaine Haimer. Anna Matthes Ade-
| line Greed, Nell Hoke, Matte Ester,
Alma Ester Helen Elliott Anna Cole
man and Eva Fox. Mrs, incl was as
sisted by Miss Esther Field.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-19

Stated meeting South Bend Chap
ter, No ,. q. r. s, Thursday evening
There will be initiation.
EMMA SAUSMAN. w. NJ.
Advt CLARA WEAVER. Sec'y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-19
DEATHS.
M II. sORENSEN

Ivan r. SOrensen. seven-year-
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sorensen,
SIS LapOrte av., died at his home
Tuesday afternoon at $40. following
an attack OF cerebral spinal menin-
gifts. He was born in South Bend.
oct. 10, 1907, and is survived by his
parents and one brother. Axel
Funeral services, which were strict
ly private on account OF contagious
character of the disease. were held
from the residence Wednesday after
noon at D. m. Rev Carl Keck of the
Trinity Lutheran church will officiate
and burial will be in Riverview Gem
etery.