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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-31
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
WANT ADS'' ssi ssatS "a n aa phone 40"
DOGS. BIRDS. POULTRY. ETC.

WANIED-Every woman, anybody. who
keeps hens % call at any OF the dealers
below for a free trial package u Dr.
Hess Poultry Pan-a-ce-a- each package
contains enough for j. hens for two
weeks. This free trial package VIII prove
better than all the talk in the world that
Pan a-ce-a will keep your poultry
healthy and make your hens lay. Pan
a-ce-a VIII also help your chicks grow
and prevent leg weakness, roup. gapes
and other chick ailments. Also a splen-
did tonic 20 start pullets right-tones
them up and gets them laying earlier
Fan-a-ce-a is easy to feed and lc worth
daily is enough for 80 fowls. Go and
get YOU free trial package now from
any Of these dealers Wesley Miller
Flour d Feed Co. 216 ". Tut 81. and
so ;. Michigan St: Freehafer's Drug
Store, las W. Washington av. corner
Walnut; Hans Drug Store. 10 W JEFF
ferson Blvd; The Miami Pharmacy. h.
Fink Prop. 1924 Miami St North Side
reed Store, Mishawaka, W. T.. Roush,
Mishawaka: +. H. LOngstreet. NIisha-
Waka; MOchel Bros, Woodland. Ind.
Pure White Leghorn or Barred Rock
Matching eggs, soc per setting. Bell,
1913; Home. 5264
FOR SALE White plymouth Rock
eggs for Matching from prize winning
stock. Home 1873 Incubator eggs S4G0
per hundred
Fiji your incubator with Barred Rock
eggs. Call o. b. Mtliken, Bell 9SS2.
South Bend, r. r. No. ,
BUFF oRPINGTON EGGS and chickens
for sale, BartOn's famous strain. 917
Blaine av. Bel 2551.
FOR SALE-Buff Orpington eggs. 81 so
per setting: White LeghOrn at 81 90 per
setting. Home phone SS44.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-31
FARM LANDS.

FOR SALE OR TRADE Eighty acres Of
land; level. black land. near Wheat
field, Ind. For particulars inquire Home
1903.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-31
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY TO LOAN have about $1,000
or $1,000 Of private money on good real
estate security. City property preferred.
y j. Clark, J. NJ 5. Bldg. Bell 73s
Home phone 5S19.
1000 TO $4,000 TO LOAN on improved
city real estate. Must be first class
security. WhiteOmb and Keller. Jeffer-
son bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-31

FOR ROoming house-12 rooms.
Reason for selling, leaving city. Home
phone 2303
room house Riverside Drive. furnace
and bath. laundry room oak trim first
floor: gas and electricity. TermS-Cash
or payments.
WHITCONTB & KELLER.
Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-31

WANTED Cook for restaurant Adj
dress X. \. =. News-Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-31

Low RATE EXCURSION to western
Michigan. April 11th. Good lands for
general farming. stock. poultry, fruit
$40 10 $25 per acre: small down payment
balance long time: near towns. big mar
kets, schools good roads: largest selec-
ton I'm Michigan. splendid opportunity
Write for free map and book. George
w Swigart Owner, B-1247 First Ma
tional Bank Bldg. Chicago, H.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-31

FOR SALE-Upright piano. golden oak
case; one player. in good condition {;
also square. Cheap If taken at once.
need floor space. Martin F. Pane. los 6.
Michigan St. 2nd floor Both phones 2224.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-31
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

FOR SALE Horses and horse clipping.
Cy King, 153 y. Mill 81. Bell 14lS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-31

MAID WANTED at EpwOrth hospital.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-31

FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
$50 acres right on the Michigan road.
VIII take some good city property In
exchange
so acres four miles from town. Extra
good buildings.
Also so acres ~ miles from town.
First class buildings and black prairie
soil.
Two good city properties. ali clear II
incumbrances 10 exchange for about 10
or so acres. Must he good stuff
r J. CLARK.
J. NJ S. Bldg. Bell 73S; Home 5S1s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-31

FARM on Lincoln highway pa miles
west OF city. - acres Beautiful lOca-
ton for country home. Fine old shade
trees. g acres woodland orchards
house. barn. best water VIII sell >.
10 or 20 acre tract Easy terms. Miller
Guy, owner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
VIRGINIA Is SILENT

Ono thing that struck me painfully
at the biennial convention OF woman's
clubs was the fact that nowhere In
the long program was voice from
Virginia raised 10 tell about any re-
forms or forward movements In our
State"
This statement WAS made by Mrs
q. Harvey Clarke in the course OF "A
speech ycsterda" afternoon at the
Equal Suffrage League headquarters
on the subject of the recent National
Club Wowan's Convention In New
York from which she has just returned.
Mrs. Clarke also made the statement
that more time was given to dress
reform and education than any other
subjects. Lady Duff Gordon. of Lon
don. made an eloquent plea for sim :
plicity in dress. and illustrated il with
a tailored suit. which. though six years
Old. was still in good style.
1t WAS announced that Miss Adele
Clarke. accompanied b. Miss Mae
Schaill and Mrs. +. J.. Jobson. would go
10 Goochland Courthouse on Monday.
where they Will speak on suffrage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
Price rInyer. To-Day nna ro-Morroy

The Price Players VIII appear but
three more times at the Academy
Tonight and twice Tomorrow. Near
~ Married. farce comedy by Edgar
Sclwyn that contains a laugh "a min
ute. il The entertaining bill for the
concluding week Of this excellent or
Ean!zations season. Leo Wise, man
hscr OF the Academy. says Newly
Married IS a particularly appropriate
offering under The circumstances as
he believes In the spiri, OF the old
song. Always Leave Them I.aughing
When You Say Good By." Catherine
Proctor and Arthur Hohl ,mpersorate
betty and Harry Lindsay. tho Young
couple in the play about whom all tho
run revolvcs Louis Ha!nes has II part
that enables him 20 create many hearty
laughs. and tho other members Of tho
company ar" agrecablv cast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
RESCUES BOY
Taylor Jolin Saves Raymond Elan
From DrounInE-Second
Heroic Act,

Taylor Joilin. OF i26 South Laurel
Street yesterday effected hia second
rescue Of a drowning person during
recent weeks. when he divcd into tho
mill race beside the AlhcIna5!e Paper
Manufacturing Companys plant. at the
root OF Cherry Street, and brought
out h"c-year- old Raymond Elan.
The boys had consrcgated on an
ola trest!e spanning tho mill race 20
watch tho Fire Department extiuguish
a small blaze in the paper company 5:
piant Young Elan frll from the trcstie
ana probably would have been drowned
had not Jolliff divcd into tho water
for him.
JOHN is nineteen years old and Is
me son of Rev. i. X. Jol!iT. pastor OF
l.a"re! street Methodist Church. He
rescued John Metca!f from drowning
severe! weeks ago. Young .loliiff is a
student at Richmond College. and is
world.
IN" IRE In the paper plant is thought
70 nave started from an electric motor
N inc basement. ana did about saoo
damage '-'0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
MASONIC HOME SCHOOL
CLOSES ON JUNE 80
B"nt" az Governors FtNrS Date for EN-
crciscs-thiidrrn 20 l:nioy
Outings.

IN" quarterly meeting OF the board
OF governors Of the Masonic Home of
Virginia WAS held at that institution
Yesterday. the following members
being in attendance: l.. r. Christian. H.
H. Kerr, J. Aston Cahe!i. S. p wad-
All. John w Richardson. Frank T. SUIT
ton. Sr.. w. X. Mason. John r. Rob-
ertson. Or u. y. Drum. J.. T. Pemberton.
W. W Pressor. Or. It. s Wilson, DR..
John Potts. Rev. j. J.. Bray, supcrin-
tcndent OF the home. and Howard SUIT
ton. secretary 20 board.
After the reports OF committees ha 4
hcon made, the board fixed June so. at
tho homo. ms the date for closing exer-
cisoa OF tho home school. and accepted
Invitations from the Richmond Auto
mobile Association for the home chill
dren 10 Join AN eXoursion down tho
James River on June 2s. and from
the Nenahle Street Baptist Church to
accompany It's Sunday school on It's an
nuR! picnic 70 Ruckroe Beach on July
IL
Misses Laura Chaplin and Mabel Wat
kina, who have been In charge of the
school for the session about 70 close.
have been rendered. and have accepted.
positions as teachers for the next term.
Everything is moving smoothly
under the management OF Or. Bray.
The recent successor Of Rev. George
II. McFadeu as suporintt ndent. and
The big family, Scventy-two children, IL
happy and in good health.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
ARE NOT PEDDL ERS
Standard oil and SiniiImr ,nru,r.t;,,.
Opinion Holds. are Nc,-
chants.

christopher p Gnruett, executive. as
s!stant TO the stat" TAX Board. rulna
yesterday. in Interpretation Of tho law;
requiring p"ddicr's license Of Ger
tain dispensers OF merchandise. TIM,
the STANDARD on Company ana s.mi-r
corporations which maintain tank
and q storage warehouse from ,,b..E
they deliver their goods 10 a regular
customer upon q standing order ar.
merchants within IN. meaning Of IN.
statute, and cannot be required to tax.
ONT peddler's license He is Of tho
opinion. too. that such companies may
even deliver more oil or gasoline than
was called for In the standing order
Mr.. Garnet holds. however. that
these concerns. when they deliver
goods without n prior order TO any
person VIII" may stop their wagons
aud procure them, become peddlers,
ana are liable to the license tax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
TRAIN CONTROL SYSTEM.
TESTED ON c. & 0. LINE
Automatic Device to Prevent Col.
lisions Successfully Demonstrated
Near GOfdOnSyilIe,
Two Engines Used to Show How
Hcad-On and Rear-End Smash
Ups and Open.Switch Accidents
May BE Eliminated.

series of highly successful tests
was made yesterday by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company at Patton,
near Gordonsville. Of "a train control
system These tests demonstrated
the certain control of trains with
out the use of the regular fixed
wayside signals by employing n sig
mai III tn" engineers cab and con-
trolling the train in the face Of danger
Gus conditions by means OF an auto
matte stop.
by employment Of the signal In the
engineers cab, it gives him the same
signal in his cab as would he given
10y wayside signal, and. il is claimed,
prevents head-on or rear-end collisions.
and also protects against open switches
ana broken rails. The tests at Patton
Included clear tests. opcn-switch tests
and head-on and rcar-end collision
tests. demonstrating tina, the system
meets the requirements Of modern
high-spped railroading. Officials Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio. who witnessed
the tests. stated last night that the
demonstration was highly satisfactory
TWO ENGINES USED
TO MAKE THE TESTS
The tests held Yesterday are in con-
Springs. about eight miles from Rich
mond. on March - and 90. and cover
all requirements Of siGnaled and un-
siEnaicd tracks. They are a result of
the Safety-frst measures being made
by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company. The party, composed Of
railroad officials and officers Of tho
company manufacturing the train CON
troll system. left Richmond Yesterday
morning at 7:35 o'clock in special
ear. and returned yesterday afternoon
At o'clock The tests were CON
Quoted from ll:3N TO o'clock
Two engines were used in the demon
stration one passenger and one freight.
In the head-on and rcar-end collision
tests between the passenger and
freight engines. the former running
forty miles and the latter twenty miles
per hour. the two trains wer" brought
"a stop l.l2H feet distant The tests
were made OH both upward and down
grade.
Chesapeake and Ohio officials attend
ing the trials were. F. I Cahell chief
engineer: J r. Carey. general super
intendent: ] w Knapp supcrinten-
dent: G. w. Jones. engineer OF branch
lines: Charles Stevens, signal engineer;
=. W. Wright. trainmaster: r. r An
dcrson, alr-brake INSTRUCTORS: II f
Johnson. signal inspector. and Robert
Slough signal supervisor. The Amer
lean Train Control Company's officers
witnessing the demonstration were
Calvin w. Hendrick, president: Thomas
W. Scott. signal engineer. and Harold
V Rudolph. assistant engineer.
The Chesapeake and Ohio required
OF the system that il must stop
promptly high speed passenger trains.
and in the tests II was shown that both
passenger and freight trains were
operated equally AS we'll In the
demonstration at Poplar Springs a
freight train OF more than 100 cars. rum
ming at fifteen miles per hour. was
brought TO stop within 500 feet
The road. II Is stated. is considering
Installing this system on part OF its
main line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
MACCABEE RIFLES ASK
TO ORGANIZE HERE
Request Is Made Ia Governor stuart
VIII BE Acted pom at
Later Date.

Major-Gcncrai W. II. .'lctacr. COM
mand:ns officer % the Maccubee Ritcs,
with Headquarters in Cleveland Ohio,
has requested permission! Of Governor
Stuart, through All jatani-Gcn.rai Sale,
TO organize companies NJ Marcabee
Rifles in Virginia. The matter mas not
Yet been referred 10 the Governor. and
no action has hcon taken.
General Sictzcr explains that each
company must, ~ organization. and
before being equipped, become bona
fde Members o? III. National Rifle AS
sociat!on OF America and that each ap-
plication for Ciur membership and
requisition for guns and ammunition
must hear the favorable Endorsement OF
the states Adinrant-Gcn.rnl. thus
placing control az The movement 10 q
large exten; in the hands OF tho mill
tary authorities.
Membership IN tho organization Ia
restricted 10 white Americans who are
affiliated with the Order o! Maccabecs.
and these must be in good health and
bear q good reputation in the cournu-
mites III which they live. Fourteen
companies have been organized in the
various states. The average axe OF
the men III these orCani2atious is be-
tween th!r:y-oHc ana thirty-two wears.
and - per ccnt OF them are married
Genera! Sietz"r calls attention To tho
TACT that the States OF New York and
Maine. IN which the military cod. Is
prohibitve OF such organizations. have
through their respective Adiutan,
Generals. granted him permission 10 20
ahead WIN organization on tn. broad
ground thai, under present conditions
no American citizen should h. h!ud.red
from any military training uossiil.
Permission has just been granted In
organize in West Virginia ana Norrh
Carolina, provided Tie organization
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
VIOLATIONS ALLEGED
Four stable prOprierors Hailed 10
Court "n Charges brought by
sanitary inspcrtor.

Charges against four stable prOprin-
tors tina: they failed 10 keep their
mule pounds in proper order, in vio-
lati"n Of health regulations. we're con
unneh in Police Cour, yesterday until
next week for trial. The men were
summarized on complaints Sled aeain.,
them by SANITARY Inspector Il: q
Wrcnn OF tn" iical'h department
They are said 10 have violated ruler
promulgated by the BOARD ~ Health
for the maintenance" II stables. 'Tn.Ee
rules have the sam" weigh, ~ ci,y
ordinances The charges we're pre-
ferred against r y plomnan. X r.
Il IL w. Cauthnrn, Joseph I.a2R.,si
and s. II. Campbell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
Plan to Abolish Grnde Cros.lnx.

Henry Taylor. Jr.. general solicitor
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company. appeared before the Admin
strative Board yesterday and sub
mittcd a plan. with probable cost. for
an undcrEradc crossing at Magnolia
Crossing. known as the Laundry Cross
Ing. ON the North side. at which a
fatal accident occurred several months
ago. The plan was referred TO City
Engineer Boiling for his report and
recommendations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
OIL AFFECTS FISH
Substnncc Found In James River Also
Docs Damage TO

Numerous complaints have heen re-
Gently heard OF oil and chemicals being
found in James River. doing damuro
TO vessels, and ii seems that the oil
Is not only harmful 20 motor-boa;s
hut is affecting the fish as we'll
T. wilson Sray. chief Of police OF
Henrico County. and Judge r. Carter
scott. OF ienrico Circuit Court. went
hshing few days ago Mr Seay haa
the fish cooked, hut IL xag i,npossthI.
TO cat them. Judg" Scott had m.
same trouble with the fish he caught
IL Is likely that some report OF the
matter VIII be made TO the Federal
authorities The oil is believed 10 como
rom plants along the river hank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
Water Floods school.

City Engineer Rolling Was instruct
cd by the Administrative" Board yes
terday 10 report OF the complaint Med
by the City school Board against water
gathering in tine basement OF Monroe
School. which Is located AZ tho corner
OF Leigh and st Peter Streets. The
school Board complained that II was
having constant trouble from tho col
lection of water In the basement Of the
school. which was apparently from the
sewer In Leigh Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES
Mrs. Bessfe VI. Jenkins Claims She WINS
Thrown to Floor 0f
Street Chr.

The suit of Mrs. Bessie NJ. Jenkins
against the Virginia, Railway and
Power Company began yesterday morn
ing in Hastings Court. Part H.. and
Will go to the jury to-day. Mrs. Jen-
kins. who is suing the company for
$1,000 offered evidence that She was
thrown to the floor of street car and
suffered severe bruises.
Louis o. Wendenburg and r Gray
Haddon are counsel for the plaintiff
and y. b. GuiGon and Thomas L. Bryan
for the company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
Academy Finals To-NIRht.

The annual commencement exercises
Of the Richmond Academy viii be held
tonight at S o'clock at the Taber-
nacle Baptist Church. Grove Avenue
and Meadow Street. when six grad
yates will he given their diplomas and
n large number Of prizes awarded Dr
Douglas 6. Freeman Will deliver the
closing address.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
Survey Costs 5000.

W motion OF Commissioner Hirsch-
berg, 'hc Administrative. Rn,rd -,
struc'ed It's c!crl, YESTERDAY 80 W.
pare INC propcr resolution 10 he scn,
20 tne council through Mayor Ainsiic
autnol'ziAG Inc board to nay Ia bolton
LiarKe Pratt, engineers. saGo43 for
the preliminary survey. commensurate
pans ana the estimate of the cost ~
Rivsrside Drive. The accoun, IS TO he
PAID from tn" funds 10 the credit %,
streets generally. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
All Thru the Store

N EMN.ANTS and odd lots Of SeasOEable
II merchandise which, for all practical
purposes, are quite as desirable as
ever, but VERY MUCH LOWER PRICED!
These bargain items which are too limited
in quantities to mention in detail, are scat
tered throughout the various departments
Of the store. So only those who COME and
SEE can share in the savings.
ON THE FIRST FLOOR-Remnants of
Dress Goods, Silks, White and Colored
Wash Fabrics, together with many bargain
items at the various Counters as we'll as
on the Booths.
ON THE SECOND FLOOR = Special
sales of Womens Silk Frocks and Wash
able Frocks, Washable Skirts, Tailored
Suits, Lingerie Waists and Petticoats; also
Children's Dresses and Coats!
ON THE THIRD FLOOR = Clearing
sales Of fancy CretOnnes and odd pairs of
Lace Curtains; odds and ends in Metal
Beds, Linoleums and Rugs.
STEP DOWN INTO THE BASEMENT
for n cooling drink at the fountain or a
dainty luncheon in the cafe. It's delight
full place IN which one may while away the
spare moments.
AND THEN, don't forget to look over
the piles Of Crisp. New Wash Fabrics and
the remnants Of Cotton Goods, Domestics.
etc.
The Book and Stationery Departments
offer certain opportunities for saving money
which appeal both to summer readers and
vacatOniSts.
While over on the east si1e--in the
hOuschoders realm - there are special
items in ChinnWare, Silver and Glass!
The NJ & r. Basement joins heartily In
the spirit Of the store that seeks to offer
attractive Inducements to Fridays shop,
pers.
MILLER & RHOADS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
Miss Grace Cochran.

Miss Grace Cochran. who was con-
nected with III" Eyea!a Hospita! for
more than Ave years. died at that in
stitution on Tuesday morning. The body
WAS taken TO Staunton for burial. She
leaves two sisters. Miss Margaret Coch-
ran. OF Stanton. and Mrs. ST. Holt. Of
Mobile, Ala.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
Pay for City's Exhibit.

The Council Committee on Advertis-
ing and Enterprises last night voted
70 appropriate, to pay two outstanding
bills S351.50 TO the Manufacturers
Exhibit for the city's exhibit. and SIS
10 Clarence Wyatt for hauling two
cannon TO the Confederate Memorial
Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
Two Runaway Held.

clifford Goatz, fifteen years old, and
Charles Williams. sixteen. are being
held In the Henrico County Ian az
tng!cvos from their parents. Th*y
were taken from a freirh; train while
attempting to "baat" their wai 10 AIcIS
pndria
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
MRS. GOOCH HAS CHANCE
TO PROVE HER POSITION
Young Widow OF W. ii. Gooch. OF
Meckienburg, Granted Writ OF
Error by Supreme Court.
LITIGATION OVER BIG ESTATE
She Claims Right to Act as Admin
istratriy, While Daughter-in-Law
Asserts Dover Right Forfeited.
Husband Committed Suicide.

by granting her Il writ of error and
SuperScdraS tn the circuit Court OF
MccklcnhurF County. the Supreme
Court Of Appeals yesterday guaran-
! tecd 10 Mrs. Margaret Radciife Gooch
young widow OF w. II G;ooch, formerly
one the wcalthicSt business men Of
Souihside Virginia. the opportunity OF
proving that she is entitled TO act AS
administrators Of the estate, and that
she should be apportioned Il widows
share in Gooch's fortune of over S300-
600
Mrs. Annie Wayne Suhor Gooch' $
daughter by II former marriage. con-
tests the right of the dead mans
second wife To administer on the
estate or designate the apDoiu,ee OF
the court. setting UP the claim that the
young widow had relinQuishch her
dover right by entering into a pre-
nuptial contract with her prospective
husband. under tho terms OF which
she would receive, after Gooch's death.
50 long as she remained unmarried.
The proceeds from invested trust funds
of $4,000. The Old Dominion Trust
Company, of Richmond, was named as
trustee.
Tn" lower court sustained Mrs.
SuhorS contention nS to admiiI;stra-
tive rights. and named the trus; COM
panv as custodian of the estate hut
declined to entertain the motion Of Mrs.
GooCh and determine the question Of
the validity of the prenuptial agree
mont, which had been renowned as
void and fraudulent. In this matter,
which was incidental to the question
of administrative rights, the court held
tina: IT had no jurisdiction. the law
requiring that such suit he brought
! in Charpcry