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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
DEPUTY MARSHAL
 SHARPE RETURNS

Deputy Marshal Sharpe, who took Schumackoff to the Juneau jail where he is to serve 350 days for booze ped ding to the natives, returned on the Humboldt today. Deputy Sharpe says that Kechikan is sure in the midst of the Banana Belt. When he left Juneau had over foot of snow and as cold as the North Pole. All along the line wherever the boat stopped, they were buried in snow, while here he found rain.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
Part Owner of DoImi
 Mine Goes South

Among the departing passengers on the steamer Humboldt today for the south. were Mr. Eardly. part owner and general manager Of the Dolmi Mine. Mrs and Miss Eardley They will spend the winter ia Seattle, making the Hotel Stevens their headquarters. Mr. Eardly is planning 10 return early in the spring 70 resume work. Tn his absence, 5ir. Jernigan will be in charge Of the property.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
JAPAN BEATING U. s. IN NAVY
 BUILDING,

WASHINGTON Dec ls.-Explain- ing the boards recommendation for larger ships jl the 1918 program. Rear Admiral Badger oE The general board, told the house today that Japan is building 9 larger, more powerful and swifJer baJ-Ieship than any built or planned for the American Navy. The Japanese ship, he said. win have a main battery ot r I5-inch guns. a gainst 12 I+inch on American vessels. now building and eight Is-i1ch for ships authorized last year.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
SENATORS ASKED TO AID
 SALE OF SWAMP LAND

WASHINGTON. Dec 1S,-Senators Chamberlain. Lane. Phelan. Works, and Poindexter have been asked by the business interests in Spokane to obtain legislation to enable the gov ernment to sell to the public its swamp lands adjacent 10 Klamath lake in Ore gon. and California, and to have the government lower the water level of Klamath lake and drain the marsh lands. and thus make available an ad- ditional area of lands for utilization by private owners.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
IHFENTiLE PARALYSIS
 IN SAN FRANCISCO

In arecent fssue of one of the San Francisco papers, reporting the out break Of infantile paralysis, the re- port says:
 "The latest case is that Of Aiyerna Caughrean, who has been taken to the detention hospital etc"
 Alyerna Cagghreau is the young son Of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Caughrean, who resided in Ketchikan for several yeara Mir Caughrean was machine operator in the Progregsiye-Miner office and left early last spring.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
REDMEN WILL GIVE
 USUAL NEW YEAR BALL

Preparations have begun at this ear ly date for the New Year Ball given each season by the Order of Redmen in their big hall The date as yet has not been definitely decided upon but will be announced later They are promising to make it thoroughly en- joyable affair however, and those who have enjoyed the hospitality of the Red Men on previous occasions know the meaning of their promises when it comes to entertaining the public.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
HUMBOLDT soUTHBoUNO.

The Humboldt arrived from the north this morning at 11:30 and left for the south about 1 o'clock. Passen- gers leaving Ketchikan for the south were Mrs. A. w. Morgan, Miss Lois Morgan, Master Harold Morgan. E. A. Eardley. Miss Alice Eardley, Mrs. A. Selin, Mrs. F. J. Copeland and Miss Flossic Copeland
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
DOWN FROM SEWARD.

C. Huclodock, Of Seward, arrived last evening on the Admiral Evans, and left this morning for sojourn at the Bell Island Hot Springs. Mir. Hue Iodorck has been suffering from his eyes and he hopes that the Hot Springs may be beneficial in restoring him his usual good sight
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
CONVICT WITH MANIA FOR
 KILLING DIES IN ASYLUM

SALEM, Ore Dec 13.-Whle sery- ing 2 term at the prison from Douglas County. for homicide. Henry Bangert made an attempt several years ago on The life Of Chapel Guard Fisher at the state prison after which he was trans teTred 10 the state hospital at the age Of $ years.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
HAWAII TO ASK
 FH1 q Ez4H 2 run SIAIEHJJD

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
CAR SHORTAGE MAY
 CAUSE COAL FAMINE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1S.-,J. Carl Ewing, president of the California Fuel Dealers Protective association, in mak- ing an appeal to Governor Hiram John son to aid in averting a threatened serious shortage of coal in Northern California, because of the lack of rail road cars. said that the coal on hand would not last longer than January 1.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
THE KNICKERBocKER IN.

The big New England halbut fishing schooner, Knickerbocker came in yes terday with SO,00O pounds of fish and unloaded at the company's plant here The Knickerbocker out fitted this nor ming and left for the banks today.
 The Manhattan, another big halbut fishing schooner of the same company was in yesterday, with 10000 pounds but went on to Prince Rupert.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13

Mr Frank Bold, one of the proprie- tors and operators of the Ketchikan Electric Laundry left this afternoon on the City Of Seattle on short trip com bining both business and pleasure.
 He does not expect to return until after ths Christmas holidays.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
.C--EP CANAL NEEDED
 SAYS ADMIRAL PEARY

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 Geographical society o. Phil =5a recently. Rear Admiral Rob F=a-r predicted that within a sears -l- government would build s5=a- canal across the Central z- is--Z1s.
 @ Pa-s=a Canal said Admiral ~ z -s- E-za- enough Q handle = --s- amount q commerce which rz>az= -1s only course opsa 5-z5zz q another canal ever =-z== 2. E.ea-ag.a
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
HERO CF MAN3-2 z-~
 REPORTED NE-E -E4--.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
AMERICANS CALLED
 "WHITE CHINAMEN"
 BY VILLA BANDITS.

CHIHUAHUA CITY, Dec. 13,-Dur- ing their occupation ot this city the Fillislas visited great damage upon a number Of stores conducted by for eigners and the property Of the Chin ess who were killed was destroyed. Eight Americans who were in hiding during the raid escaped harm Villa has named Americans the white Chi namen-" About 49 Chinamen were shot.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
SENATE BARS HlNDUS
 AND OTHERS FROM COMING IN COUNTRY
AT SECRET SESSION YESTERDAY AMENDMENT TO IMMIGRATION
 WAS ADOPTED.

WASHINGTON Dec. 13.-At a sec ret session Of the senate yesterday. an amendment to the immigration bill was adopted, barring the Hindus and other certain Asiatic subjects from coming into the country. The names Of certain Asiatic" are not given out.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
ALTER NELSON
 GETS SIX MONTHS.

THE Dec- -3-T-al-s- Nelson s-z-a wEi.= i1 the city em- =e5 >-a-= Bank as Beekkeeper =t e1- plead gully. vas given six
 - t1= s-a-e -ztc-wa-o-y. The wzS recovered
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
MRS. MORGAN LEAVES
 WITH TWO CHILDREN

Mrs. A. V. Morgan, accompanied by Miss Lois and Master Harold, left this morning on the Humboldt for 8 visit with her daughter. Mrs. Hoffman Of Portland. Mrs. Morgan expects to be gone for two or three months.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
THE DOLPHIN COMING.

JUNEAU, Dec 13.-The steamer Dolphin is due to sail from here south bound at nine o'clock this evening. Attorneys Shoup and Warder will take passage for Ketchikan on her. Both the Al-ki and Watson are due here tomorrow, southbound.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
OFF FOR WINTER.

MT. end Mrs. w Faessel, and daugh, ter Helen, left last evening On the Prince Rupert for their home in Seat. tie for the winter months. Mir. Faes. gel was employed as machinist in the Northern Machine Works and they ex pect to return in the spring.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
Note to Vatican SayS Tat Germany is Carr ing on War For Ter e.n
 Defense

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
THE SPOKANE COMING

SEATTLE, Dec. 13.-The steamer left at ten o'clock last night for the north with Andrew Miller, w. H. White J. Gustafson, E. F.ribrock, M. Posep- hson, Miss Pearl Nc Carry, Thomas Thompson, w. Griffiths, Nels Knutsen and J. F. Woeffner as passengers for Ketchikan.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
Flood of Gold From
 Canada is Continued.

NEY YORK. Dec. 13.-$11, ,30O,0O0 was deposited at the Assay office here today from Canada in gold This makes total of slightly more than $36,000 received from that source dur ing the last three days.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13.-EXport values during the month of November at this port were $9S,OOO,OOO an in- crease of $24.00O,0OO over the cores bonding period of 1915. Munitions shipments valued at $23,OO0,OO0 were responsible for the jump in values.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
Stage is Robbed and
 Its Driver Killed.

SPOKANE, Dec. 13.-According to word received here by the posoflice inspectors office, the stage operating between Rogerson, Idaho, and Jar bridge, Nev.. was held up and the dri- yer killed and the passengers and mail pouch robbed. Postmaster Fleming, of Jarbridge reported the robbery briefly.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
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 :. SAFE IN SEATTLE ..

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 Z encountered severe weather from . :. the time We left Kerchlkan. we ar .
 - rived here last night all we'll : :. The Esther Second proved her : :. worth. : :. Jc. F00RD : :. * -:- - :. .:- -:- ..- :. .. z. :. z. :: z. |.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13

4 scientific instrument named the "turbidimeter" has been invented for the purpose of measuring the tnrbidity of spinal fluids, with view to aiding the diagnosis of mental dIgEaEsg.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13

LONDON. Dec. 13.-The board of agriculture have been authorized by an order in council to take possession of unoccupied land and any occupied land needed for crops, it has just been announced officially.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13

Ketchikan, Alaska, Dec. II. 1916. Pogesgiye-Miner
 Dear Sir
 In the publica ian in the Miner, much credit was given those who tok part in the Alabama Minstrels and deservedly 90.
 M- " F. spaulding. the General Manager seems 10 have escaped the notice Of your reporter. Mr. Spaulding. among the Arctic Brothers gets full credit for his endeavors 10 make the entertainment . grand success. re suit obtained through his managen ent more than any other cause. Camp No. 2G, A- B have rendered him unani nous vote Of thanks,
 Respectfully,
 D. Smith Harris.
 Arctic Brotherhood Camp. Nc
 Z0, A- E.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13

Nr. J. E. RiTard, Editor, Progressive-Miner, City,
 Ketchfkan Camp No. 20. Arctic Brotherhood. wish to thank the PRO GRE5SIvENIEER for their generous support in advertising the ALABAMA MINISTRIES. and the publicity favor. Cd in various ways. Very respectfully,
 ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD By U. Smith Harris, gec'y
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
Representatives Believe
 Germany Has Good Move
WHETHER THE ALLIES ACCEPT OR REJECT PROPOSALS MAKES
 NO DIFFERENCE.

SHINGTON. Dec. 1S.-The neu-
 diplomatic corps
 -. pleased with Ger h's 1vace proposals While some expressed their doubt as to the outcome. they are agreed that Germany made master move in the worlds politics whether proposals are accepted or rejected.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
ARCTIC BROTHERS
 ARE APPRECIATIVE.
THANKS FOR EVERsoDY, EVEN FOR THE MOST
 DESERVING.

THANKS:-Ketchikan Camp No. zg, Arctic Brotherhood wish 10 thank all wh5 participated in making the Al abama Minstrsls c success. and all others Eho aided in various ways. AL So the public for their good natured and generous support
 ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD,
 Geo Morrison Arctic Chief
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
soUTHBOUND.

SOUTHBOUND. City of Seattle, g p. m. tonight. Al-ki, Friday. Admiral Watson, Thursday night.
 NoRTHBoUND Spokane. Thursday midnight. Prince Rupert, Saturday night, Princess Sophia, Monday night.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
PEACE TALK NOT TAKEN SERIOULY. PRESS RECEIVES PROPOSALS
 IN CHORUS OF DER|S|0N
that war must continue"

that war must continue"
 PARIS. Dec. 13.-The press hera commenting on Germany's proposals for peace this morning Is agreed in every respect which is to make light of the incident As a matter of fact it may be said that the move has been received by a chorus of derision. The Journal says that it is Germany's priv ilege to propose peace but that it is the Entente Allies privilege to form ulate terms to suit them. No peace can ever be even thought of unless Germany agrees to comply with the terms that may be demanded by the injured.
 LONDON, Dec. 13.-Germany's DOT posals for peace will be rejected here, is taken as a foregone conclusion. None can be found who even think ser iously of accepting the terms propos- ed by the Central Powers.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
High School Play
 Is o51 Tonight 8:2O

Al the finishing have 5=sn put on The Dear Boy Graduates" tccss he last reaearsel vouch for two hours aE5 enjoyment for those who attend rhe pert2ae5 This rhree-act play is to be given by ti--eer q -5 Students who have worked faithfully for the direction Of Miss Mitchell assisted by 3Lrs. Jz= 8- - prepared to submit asserted that seats 6=zg1g and that capacity au- dience TlI greet -a-g1- ar Red Mems Hall.
 The sip.ecs 9r1ea attendance starting o'clock sharp. while rae c1r-aiz zt. rise promptly at 20.
 Tie full and program -1--57z:-
 Clyde Waaer-Te D=ar BsPrdsn- Of Class Everett Paup Genevieve U-alaer-I1s Elder S--.sr- Helen Paup Mamie WalEer-Hs L1-s Sister Charlotte Shock Caroline Waser-Eitz I a adorez her boy Corinne King Grandma WaI.er-Es mother. who has ideas Of her
 Nora Ross Mrs. Mar 3-ro--O1= ms Perie Spaeth Helen 3[-o--His C91r-zr Co Luela Amundsen Mrs Martha We=rt=5s Fashionable AuntLueTa Wakefield Leona West1ed-Iiis C-g Cousin Martha Foosness Bessie Moore-His Bet G.rl4------ -E Esther Clark Jeruzha Walker-E5:= C.5 1La:l .1nr who mission
 ----------------- Louise Hanson Tom Leonard Win Brinde Dick Ried His Ccuz1s. Arthur Bryant Harry Duff Bennett Hanson Prof WhicneT Jonezizs +-1s-c Edgar Anderson Prof. Hudson-IEigl Sc1.o. Principal al Robert Spaeth
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13

SYNOPSIS ACT I.-ExaEaizatio1s T feel like walking encyclopedia bound in calf" ACT II.-AthIetics. eTickled Why Kid. TT. |. ACT III.-Oratiols The Dear Boy" ACT IV--COmmencement. Thank Heaven, the dear boy has graduated"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-11
'MAPLEHURST,' A SHOW
PLACE NEAR THE CITY
Old Eberhart Homestead Un-
dergOeS Transformation.
Many improvements.

''Maplehurst." the property be-
longing TO George T.. Eberhart. i'm
mediately adjoining the city on the
northeast side. has undergone con-
sidera BILE improvements during the
past few months. and is now one Of
the show places Of Nishawaka. No
pains or money have been spared in
the beautifying process. and those
who have been previliged 10 visit the
property lately are enthusiastic over
the change that has been brought
about. Roads have been built
through the entire 80 acres. roads
that would do credit TO any city,
while new and artistic fences are in
evidence everywhere. Mr.. Eber-
hart cOntemplates building himself
a new residence on the site Of the
old Eberhart homestead some time
in the future. His chicken houses.
with the most up-tO-date appliances.
are considered the best in every re-
spect in the northern part Of the
state Mr.. Eberhart has built a
number Of residences on part Of his
land and quite a colony Of residents
are located there. A large portion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-11
RENEWAL OF WHOLESALERS
LIOIOK nEALEKs LICENSE

Notice is hereby given To the Citizens
Of the Fifth ward. and Of the City Of
South Bend. Portage township st. Joseph
county. Indiana. that the undersigned
viii apply 20 the Board Of &C mty Com
missiOnerS at their June term. 1916 for
renewal Of their wholesalers license
granted them at your June term. 1915
for In the rear OF No. ga South Carroll
Street. and transferred at your January
term. 1916 10 No. 600 East Tut Street
South Bend. Indiana. for the sale Of in
tONicating vinOuS malt and spirituOus
liquors In not less quantities. than one
gallon at a time. which license shall Ne
incidental 60 the wholesale business AMI
for the sale Of malt liquors to be sold
and delivered 10 families. consumers. and
customers. You are further notified that
the sale Of said liquors will b, under
the general supervision and control Of
their Agent TUllus Farnum. The prem
iSes where such business is 10 be carried
OF Is I'm the one and One-half story
frame building. situated and known as
No. 300 East futt Street South Bend
Indiana. and located on Lot No 30 Of
beuuiSton and Fellows Addition 10 the
city OF South Bend The dimensions
90 said building are 30 feet inches east
and west. and - feet , inches north and
south. with two entrances from the front
ON Tut Street one I'm rear 10 railroad
rightofway, and another ou west side 20
wagon shed.
BERGHOFF BREWING ASSN.
BY TILLIS FARNVM Agent
Nav 1Ith 1915
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-11
GOOD PROGRAM AT
SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL

A large number Of little boys and
girls delighted a huge audience with
an interesting program Wednesday
evening at the south side school.
The entertainment was under the
auspices OF the Patron-Teachers'
club and the proceeds OF this affair
will be added to the clubs fund
which is used 10 improve the school
playground. The building was ap-
propriately decorated for the oc-
casion with clusters OF spring flow
ers and greenery. In the spacious
hall a pretty booth was placed.
where candy and popcorn was sold.
The program was as follows:
Song and drill awakening the
Flowers" by the I-B grade boys and
girls.
Spring Songs" by the IA grade
boys and girls.
Exercise and song. The Golden
Wish by the 2-E and PA grade
boys and girls.
Sketch. Birds Of Killing Worth. d"
by p pupils Of the ga ana BIB
grade
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-11
MIsHAwAKA PERSONALS.

Earl Fink has gone 10 Denver.
Colo. where he viii spend one week
transactinE business m the interests
OF the Mishawaka Wooden Manufac-
turing Co. He will also visit with his
sister in Denver
Fresh Fish just from the lake at
Majors Market. Advt.
9. r. Maxwell Of Eden. o.. spent
Thursday visiting with friends Mr..
Maxwell is former q Mishawaka
re- sident.
Mrs. Louise c. Palmer has return
ec 20 her home in Chicago. after
spending several days as the guest
of her brother. Hon. =. a. Jernegan,
221 Lincoln way F.. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A Ostrom. 9O3 Homewood av.. and
Atty. and Mrs. r. II. Jernegan, :.
Race St
Mrs. Clarence Myler has gone 10
Mount Pleasant. Mich, after con-
Guiding a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Griffin.
Fresh Fish just from the lake at
Majors Market Advt.
Paul DeGroote has resigned his
position as apprentice at the Misha-
" aka Enterprise office.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore Of
Lima, o.. are spending one week
visiting with relatives here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-11
ENSIGN HART TO SAY
FAREWELL SUNDAY

Ensign O.. II. Hart Of the local
Salvation Army is in receipt of a
letter from Brigadier Simonson OF
indianapolis stating that he is 10
say farewell in Mishawaka Sunday.
The name Of the city TO which Mr..
Hart is to be assigned was not
given, but it is expected to be wired
some time Friday Mr.. Hart will
hold his farewell services at the local
Salvation Army tabernacle. +. First
St, Sunday evening at o'clock.
Ensign Hart came TO Mishawaka
April 10. 1912, and has since that
time been in charge Of the Army
work here. During his stay i'm this
city he was promoted to the office
OF ensign. He has worked hard and
has done much in the interests Of
the local Salvation Army
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-11
LIOUOK LICFNsE RENEWAL.

Notice Is hereby given % the cltlzehs
OF the Second ward Of South Bend. Port
age township, St Joseph county. In
diana. that /, Joseph Cierzniak. will ap-
ply 20 the board Of commissioners OF
said county mt their June term. 1910,
for a renewal Of my license To sell in
toxicating. vinous. malt and spirituous
liquors ia less quantities than five gal
Ions al time with the privilege OF al
lowing the same 90 be drank on the
premises. Nv place Of business where
IN said liquors are 20 be sold and drank
is located I'm the front room ON the
ground floor Of q One-stOry frame build
ing known AIS No. 1851 West Linden
avenue. Lot II Linden Place add. The
dimensions Of said room are 70 feet north
and south by - feet east and west. with
entrances from front and rear
May II. 1915 JOSEPH ClERLNlAh.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-11
MEN! What is Your Disease?
A Sure Relief to Every Man

WE POSITIVELY CURE PILES, VARlCOCELE,
BLOOD POISON, SKIN DISEASES
KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLE, PROSTATE
DISEASES, ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES OF
MEN.
We have restored hundreds of to bounding health
Put them in the very pink of physical condition so that
they could enjoy full business activity and the highest
and feel pleasure in their surroundings We perhaps
do this for you if you will give us chance Can YOU
afford to be handicapped by disease longer when make
such liberal offer?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-11
E. w. H0LMESLEY GIVES
GOOD LECTURE ON BIRDS

Z. w Holmesley. special agent of
the South Bend Humane society.
gave an interesting talk on the sub
iect of Birds" before the Boy scout
meeting at the Methodist Episcopal
Memorial church Wednesday night.
The lecture was illustrated by slides
while bird calls were played on the
victrola.
A committee was appointed TO de-
wise means Of raising SIS, the Mems
brotherhood of the church having
agreed 10 donate this sum to the
boys providing they raised a like
amount.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-11
RENEWAL OF RETAIL LIQUOR
LICENSE.

Notice Is hereby given 20 the citizens
OF the Fourth Ward. aud OF the city
Of south Bend. Portage Township 81
Joseph County. Indiana. that the under
signed viii apply % the Board OF toun-
r Commissioner &C their June term,
1916. for a renewal Of certain liquor
license granted o. one Fred II. KEN
nitzer at your June term. 1915, and trans
ferred 10 me 40 your January term, l9lt,
for the sale Of intoxicating vmous matt
and ~pirltuouS liquors iu less quauti-
ties than five gallons 40 time. with
the privilege al allowing the same to
he drank ON the premises. also for the
sale OF cigars. tohucCos. non intoxicating
beverages and the serving " lunch BY
uIlce Of business wherein said liquors
are to be sold and drank is located In
The front room con tine ground floor OF
the tuo-stprv frame buildmg. situated
aud known as No. 90 East Jefferson
Boulevard south BEND Indiana. aud
located ou 20 feef west end ~ Lot No.
lEg aud ~ feet hy 20 feet iu the south
west corner Of Lot No t6N iu the origin
al Plat az Lowell 81 the city az South
Iend. The dimensions ~ SIid room arc
- feet north and south. and -o feet east
and west with che exception % jog
in the southeast corner taken mp b} a
slirWay with entrances from Che front
on jefferson Boulevard. door ou west
side leading to aIie, door ON east
side leading to stairway. aud door in
rear leading to yard
MAY lltb. 1916 OTTO IE>NE.