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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
SCHOOL SAVINGS
General Meeting of Teachers Called IN,
1o-M"rrow Affcrnoun TO EN-
plain Plan

superintendent J. y. { Chandler has
called general meeting ~ the te.ch-
erA Tor Wednesday afternoon al s.2o
oc'olh 10 explain the plan and work
up enthusiasm over inc svs,e,, ~
schools next Monday morning. For q
huinocr OF years, and especially since
the war Lepan. the movement, Tar nro-
mouhg thrii' among sohoo! childr.n
AZ an sS'en'a! part q their education
has been growing randi, ,ri,c ,t.,
Achooi board recently adopted , So
TEN Tor savings IN Richmond. which
has received the jn1Crsorucn. nf ,,n
banks Of the city ana II is believed
sna' 'nr0ush 'his system thousands Of
school children VIII open savings ,,
counts
pr Douglas S Freeman N. e. Fer
rebee, Of Norfolk. and others ,,iu oa
oress the teachers on the suffice, o,
school savings tomorrow afternoon =,
1880 o'clock in the John Marshall Audi,
forum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
WILL DISMISS CONTROVERSY
Mayor FINDS Health Observation-Disclosures
Row Due tn Misundcr-
standing.

tn" controversy between the South
Richmond police and DR.. Roy * Elan
nasan. chief health officer will be dis
missed by Mayor George Ainslic. after
a lengthy hearing into the matter yes
terday. Police Justice II. A. Maurice
of the Police Court, Part H.. conferred
with the Mayor yesterday and eXplaincd
the situation. He characterized the
controversy rs 4 tempest in the tea
pot, and said the summons had only
been held up until police officers could
look into each case reported. This was
done he said. after personal inspec-
ton by himself in one instance showed
40 cause for complaint.
After police officers had examined the
premises the cases were called for trial
and disposed of. The police Justice
said that was AL there was in the
MISUNDERSTANDING. DIR. FLANAGAN said
he had nothing to add 10 the CORES
pondcncc in the Mayors poSscssion lie
thought that the sanitary Inspector kad
only done his duty. but was also salts
fed that Police Captain ~ :. Wrigh,
and Justice Maurice had acted in good
faith. The controvcrEE was apparcntly
the result Of a misunderstanding and
viii he dismissed Wy the Mayor. who
took the matter under adviscincnt YES
tcrday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
ON HONOR ROLL
List OF Men, From Craze street Church,
in Army Is Rend Mt
Service.

Featuring the ally-day services a:
the Grace stree; baptist Church Sun
day Was the reading Of the honor
ron OF the young men who have
gone into service from this church.
The list was read by the supcrntend-
emit OF the sunday school, Hugh Powell,
and special prayer WAS offered for
these men. Included in the list are
the names Of Thomas Foster witt.
James r. Sheppard. IT.. Iiawley NJ.
Fleet, Percy Carr, Wyatt &. Carneal
Reuben Burton, .Ir, Carl Bowman Myr-
ton Gaines. II. W. Harris. Hobert Bcr-
ryhil!. Guy Herryhill Blair Far;at
Iinwood Porrott, VIII Harris. Tarltcn
Winfrcy. L. NJ. Sanford. l.. G. Floyd
Robert Thomasscn. Stuart Sale ard
stuart Gates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
Drummer Boys Are
Wanted for Army
Call Issued for Trumpctcrs Be .
t,pcen Sixteen and Scucn-
teen Years Old.

Boys who have dreamed OF being
drulnmers or trumrcters leading troops
on TO victory now have the chance for
which they hoped. orders have come
TO he local marine recruiting station,
633 East Broad Street. TO enlist $50
drunmcrs and trumpctcrs between the
ages OF sixteen and seventeen years.
TIE boys will be sent to Paris Island, ).
G.. for instruction. and then assigned 20
various marine corps stations. Those
who cntcI this service of the nation
are paid $50 monthly. with board and
clothing. The period OF enlistment may
he for minority. or for the duration Of
the war.
Five cnlistmcnts have been made at
the local station recently. The men
are: Frank r. Antrim, of Richmond;
Frank T. Antrim, of Richmond: An
drew Mcpccry. Sidney T. Johnson and
John c. Durham. all OF Roanoke.
The chief signal officers OF the army
yesterday wired the local army recruit
!nG station. $50 East Broad Street, to
enlist At once all men possible for the
aviation section OF the signal corps
The demand is urgent in this service for
men who are trained mechanics The
complement Of men for the colorcd
medical reserve corps lacks two ply
sicians Of being filled. The officers at
the local station are making every eff
iort 10 secure these TWO physicians this
week. Recent cnlStmcnts at the army
station are George j. Hanger. Bridge
water Va: David y. Sutton. stevens
VILE. Va: John w. Waldron Grundy,
Va: Russell S. Wingfeld. Richmond. In
the medical reserve corps. and Joseph
l.. Massic. Richmond. in the aviation
section OF the signal corps.
En!istments Mt the naval recruiting
station. $50 East Main street. yestcr-
don. y. c.: Nc Eachcrn. lIamer, = G.
and NirEil S. Ahel. 0nantico. VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
DEFENSE COUNCIL CALLED
Special Meeting {" Isc Held rbur.a,
T." Consider Food md Fuel
Problems.

General = w. Nichols. chairman .,
INC state Council; of Defense, issued
call yesterday for {, special meet
ing OF mat body, which VIII be held
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock in me
'"natc chamber Of the Capitol Build
'hS ihc meeting is called for :hc
huippS" OF taking up food and fuel
problems. Goa! supply ard prices win
To-" given considerable attention. viii.
an parsons Interested in the matter
""' ne EiV.h an opportunity Of dis
cUss!ne 'hc problem with members Of
the council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
Help Load Up Pipes
of Boys in France

Tear out this coupon, nu It in
and send ns much money M you can
spare to buy tobacco for the Ameri-
can soldiers and sailor. in France.
Each dollar buys four packages of
tobacco.
10 The Times-Dispatch,
Inciosed ind to buy
packages OF tobacco, through "our
boys In France Tobacco Fund.- for
American nEhtins men in France.
understnnd that each dollar buys
four packages, each with retail
value of 4h cents, and that In ench
OF my packages will be placed .
postcard. Addressed to me. on which
my unknown friend, the soIdier, Will
send me n message of thanks.
Address
Wy Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
HANDLES SOLDIERS MAIL
Major Clinton J.. Wright Tell. of III.
Work With ENpcditionnry
FCrcCs

Major Clinton L. Wright. of Norfolk
In charge OF the United States postal
Office in France. wrote friends in Rich-
mond yesterday he was enjoying tho
best OF health and was having littl.
difficulty in handling the vast quantity
OF mail and packages sent from this
country TO members of the American
cNpcditionary force.
In addition 10 handling all incoming
mail Tor the American soldiers Major
Wright and his corps also ccnsors all
mail matter from the soldiers to rel
aiivcs and friends in the United States
lie left this country for France in
Nav. 10 establish the postal office be-
Tor: the arrival Of American troops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
.so6S 90
Dishursing Once Closed.

tn" United States discussing office
IN the Federal Building was discon-
thucd yesterday. Captain James a.
Anderson, officer in charge. left for
camp Sewer Greenville S. G. First
CIaSs Serseants -. +. Tyler and John
H. iiarvie and Privates Edward 4.
Mattin and Clever II. Written have
neen assigned to the quartermaster's
department. Camp Mcclellan. Anuison.
VA. All accounts formerly handled by
inc iocal officers are now PAYABLE
through the Eastern Department. Coz
errors Island. y. Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
Wants Iiill OF Isnrtic,,t,r

no motion OF counsel for the Metro
p"''an Petroleum Company to conucl
if'h'iS, plaintiff. 10 furnish a hill of
p"' 'i'uiars IN asking the defendant TO
me AN account Of the general status
an" cohn'uoh OF the company Will be
~, p''"F" judge "addill October %
Tho property involved Is said 81 No
worth millions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16

Thomas johnson. hftccI.- r-oId
co'orcd boy, who was shot by IIol-
Inns Crawford. another colorea boy, 1T
II cleaning and pressing ShoD on DE-
tohcr !, died sunday as a result of the
injuries The johnson hoy was .not
through TIA" abdomen and died from =
secondary hcmmorhaGr. according TO
coroner Whitfield. Since the death of
Johnson Crawford has been placed un-
der arrest. pending Il hearing nj the
Juvenile ana Domestic Eel. tinns Cour,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16

Sui, for $4,000 damages against the
International Machine Company was
MED yesterday in the City Circuit
Court. The proceedings arc to recover
for services in designing a machine,
the compensation for which could not
be satisfactorily adjusted.
Joseph +. Phelan brought suit for
$500 damages in the same court yester-
day against Frederick Sternheimer
trading as L. Rose & Co. No declara-
ton was filed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
Judg. billiard D,,,.,,,.s

Judge j. IL Diliard, Of Franklin
county. was designated yesterday by
Governor stuart TO sit in the Circui,
Court Of Bland County commencing
wednesday. during the trial Of suit
In which Judge Fulton Keglcy did moi
consider II proper for him TO preside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
Form Compony n, cu,n.,or

d)uttnt-ticncral w. W. Sale has Just
received AN application for permission
to form company OF militi, I'm f,uI
pepper which viii he "A part of tho ncw
Third regiment, which is in the pro
cess OF organization. Because of the
many applications already received
General sale said yesterday that hh
anticipated little difficulty in organizing
the new regiment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
Exhibit Mt Paramount scboo,

There VIII he held in the anditoriu,,
al Fairmount school on the evenings ~
octobcr Ia, IS and 10 an interesting.
ana Instructive art exhibit. augmented
ny Special entertainment programs
ne proceeds will be used for The OMEN
arr class and other special Interests
OF the school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
TOBACCO FUND GROWS
AS NEED is REALIZED
Our Ro!s In France TO Have Many
s"iactnE Smokes ms Result of
Public Contributions.

Thcre's nothing like good old pipe
with plenty of good tobacco. TO make
soldier forget his troubles, and to
supply the American fighting men with
the weed from Virginia is the object
of Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund"
subscriptions to the fund are being
daily received by The Times Dispa tch
the sum of S5I.15 having been received
yesterday and Sunday, bringing the
grand total to s26S.
Dollars. tens and hundreds Of dollars
are needed for this work. Ali supplies
and labor in connection with our
Boys in France Tobacco Fund" are con-
tributcd. so that every cent YOU give
goes for tobacco, which is bought prac-
ticailY at cost. Every dollar pays for
"A bundle OF tobacco that would cost
SlSo il hough; from: Il retail dealer
Send III your money. Help fill up the
pipes OF brave American soldiers and
sailors Those who arc now in France
are asking for a smoke Will you
pass them by?
Notice was received by The Times
Dispatch yesterday that S44i had been
raised for this fund by the a. j. Crafts
PIANO Company, being 10 per cen, Of
the sales of a patriotic song. I'm
Gong to Be Soldier and Fight for
the L. s. a." at the State Fair last
week
Contributions received yesterday and
Su1siay by The Times Dispatch were as
follows:
X. a. Fernstrom. Victoria. Va. S 90
Miss Helen Boone. Box 90 Il.
l.. D., No. I, city. 90
Eugene Il. Jones, 1915 East Main
street ................. 90
John &. Seward. Mornings. Va. 90
George T. Harrison, Gordons-
VILE, Va. 90
W. e. Meyer. 25lo-A Floyd
Avenue ............. 90
Mrs T. II. Bransford 1914 West
Avenue 90
NJ. Il. FERGUSON. los North
Fourteenth. Street. 90
j. NJ. BossicuX. Post-Ofiice Box
~ ......'.' 90
Soldiers, Richmond. ; 90
Mrs Daniel Lewis. 3207 Floyd
Avenue 90
Mrs r. Folders, 1907 Floyd Ave-
nu" ............... ....... 90
r VI Atkinson 1000 Third Ave
nue.. Highland Park. ... 90
K. y. Hall CT. East Cary Street 90
state Treasurcrs Office. Rich
mond .................. o5
Mrs. o. r Hol.. 1909 Clay
street Houston, Tex. .... | 90
S. F.. White, I'LL Park Ave
nue. .............. 90
NJ w. Hardaway. Blackstone,
Va. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
Miss Frances May, Lawrence
VILE Va. .................... 90
+. NJ. Armsworihy. kilmarnock,
va. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On
Miss Nell Powell. Mangohick,
Va. ................ ...... 90
y. l.. Barmham. South Hill. Va. o.
j. W. Swift. Jr., Smithhcld,
~ c.. ....... 90
Miss Mary Foley. 21l1 Fair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
Sidewalks Improved.

The Administrative BOARD yos,
directed Supcri ltendcnt Cohn M ~
StFert-clcaninE Department. To Mace
cihders on The unpaved portions OF the
side"aik IN the 300 block Stuart
Avenue 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
PLANS WAR CAMPAIGN
AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS
Richmond Association Adopts Pro-
gram for It's Second Years
Work.
MANY UNREPoRTED CASES
With $50 Deaths Fer Year in Rich
mond There Should BE 1.150. In
stead OF Merely 500, Cases Under
Expert Supervision.

Vital. interesting discussion and
practical business plans for added IA
cilitics for tho care OF the ;ubcrculous
marked the first annual meeting OF
the Richmond Antituhcrculosis ASCOT
alton held yesterday afternoon at the
Young Womcns Christian Association.
with Attorney General John Garla nd
Pollard. president OF the association.
presiding. Stirred by the terrible in
crease in the number Of con>iumptiveS
under war conditions and the reports
of the large number OF mon rejected
because of tuberculosis by the Virginia
exemption boards. earnest discussion
was held CT plans to increase The ia
cilities for the tuherculous in the citN.
both in hospital beds and home SUI
pervision.
John HirschherE, chairman OF the
Adm illustrative Board, n the request
OF tho association. presented the need
for further local beds for III. tuhcrCu-
lous, particularly for incipiont cases
and for those patients who iesire to
pay for hospital care. hut who do not
wish TO leave home for treatment. MIR.
HirsohhcrE pointed out shat no matter
how efficient home supervision might
be- unless some place is provided III
which the consumptive may he treated
when found by the dispsnsary. tho
Infection remains in the home and
spreads through the family and fire.
ouen;ly TO the friends and relatives"
MANY CASES HERE
WITHOUT SUPERVISION
Reports were read from the Nurses
Settlement. on whose stan t,c associ-
alton maintains Il negro nurse. and
from the City Health Department.
showing the total number OF cases un-
der supervision ns about 500. while
with $50 deaths a year which is the
average for the city. there should be
supervision of at icast 1850 cases. This
would mean that approximately 1850
tonsurl ptivcs arc living in the city
without care or supervision.
After general discussion u resolution
WAS adopted TO huild a pavilion for
;nci7ient cases and 10 add one nurse
during the next year 10 the force al
ready busy with home supervision. \
portion OF this hi@get Will be raised
by private subscription. Il portion
through tho Red Cross seal SAFE, plans
for which are already under way
Committees were appointed and will
get TO work at once. y Widespread
campaign OF education is being planned
tor the first weeks in December in
connection with the Red ross seal
sale. The annual tuberculosis week
will be observed with special days tor
the churches, the schools the factories
aud for clinics!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
MAY PROVIDE
LODGING FOR SOLDIERS

Local ministers met jointly with the
association. and ii was stated that
many churches have under considcra-
ZION plans. whereby they Will provide
lodgings for soldiers who are in Rith-
mond overnight. and especially for the
saturday night crowd. Pastors who
attended the meeting We're Rev. Ora
ham II. Lambeth, II. H.. Methodist: Rev
!. Ctagct Skinner, u. D.. Baptist: Rev.
rather John q. Kcllihcr. Catholic. ard
Rev j. calvin Stewart, u. n. Prcshy-
terrain. y report presented ny these
pastors emphasizes the stringent need
OF enforcement. at this critical period,
OF every precaution which throws 4
safeguard around tho maintcna zee of n
strong moral character in the youth
and young MANHOOD. not only in he
military, but in civil life This report
Will be read in all churches and given
wide publicity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
MAY USE FAIR GROUNDS
AS DETENTION HOME
Proposed to Utilize Its buildings for
Custody OF Disrcputablc
Characters.
CONFERENCES WITH MINISTER'S
Committee on Training Camp .Activi-
ties Holds Meeting in Senate
Chamber-Papcr Is Prepared on
Vice Conditions.

To secure suitable place for the
detention of girls who are arrested on
charges Of immortality was the prob
lem before the meeting of the COM
mittee on training camp activities for
Virginia in the Senate Chamber yes
terday. The resolutions offered were,
first. temporarily to equip the build
inEs at the Fair Grounds for this pur-
pose, and. second. 10 have committee
meet with Governor Stuart and ask
him 10 assure the LynchburE Detention
Farm authorities that an appropriate! ION
would he made ut the approaching ;es-
sion OF the legislature to provide for
cases not arising in Lynchburg proper
cd chairman of the committee to con-
FER with the Governor upon the latter
matter, and Harry C. beatty. menhcr Of
tho General Assembly from Henrico
County, was named To investigate the
question as to the use OF the Fair
Grounds buildings.
j. +. Settle presented Il paper on tho
subject OF vice conditions Announce
ment was made that Robert Atkinson
would take charge of the work on the
part of the, War Department IN tho
place Of John Il. Lathrop. who has been
aSsirncd.;o other points. Rev. w. Rus
sell Bowie, II. H.. Rev. j. Calvin
stewart, u. u. Rev. 7. \. Smoo:. n.
u. and Rev. William l.. Ball. n H.
were appointed TO interview the city
authorities relative to assisting the
work of the training camp committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-16
9x12-ft. Aberdeen Rugs, $1,000

To-days regular retail price for these Rugs is
$27.50. But they represent the last of lot pur-
chased about two years ago; hence our unusually
low price. aberdeen" is wool-mixed Rug which,
for durability, is unsurpassed. These come in
plain centers, with neat border effects-various
coors-and may be used either side. Only
while this lot lasts will we be able to sell these
Rugs at the low price Of $1,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
RATES AND RULES.

All transient classified advertising 10
S1Ah- Bills VIII be rendered en- date OF
insertion, and II paid within one week,
mag be figured al one cent word Tor
the hrst insertion. half a cent per word
Tor each insertion thereafter. Minimum
I'd cents "Itli forbid" ads are accepted
9niy from persons who have no unpaid
baiaEres- Bills O. cover are rendered
upon receipt 81 notice o. discontinue IN
sertlon. srch notice. II telephoned, 20 De
conhrmed In person o. ia writing %
advertising Will be accepted from parties
viii unpaid bills OF 80 days OF more.
situations wanted" advertise me ~ u
when paid for Ia advance. Will be run
three times for the usual price or one
seven times for the price OF three.
such words a. FOR Rent, anted
10 Rent" "FOr Sale" and Wanted" are
required p6ft OF the advertisement.
ErrOrs which clearly lessen the virtue
OF the advertisement. whether the fault
OF the paper. or due 90 carelessness %
the s,drt or the advertiser. VIII De rectl-
neG by publication without charge.
Persons who d. net wish their iden-
tity known may have replies addressed
70 box number at News-Iimes Once.
Replies 20 QUITO town advertisers Will
be sent prepaid on Wednesday and sat
urdsy 81 each week C@less otherwise IL
stFucted.
Classified advertisements for the sun
classification I'd % . o'clock Saturday
Refreshments vii be accepted "a 90 IN
der TOO Late 20 Classify
ADVERTISEMENTS for the All-DGy News
Times will he received for classification
up 70 o'clock ?. IN. on the day pre-
eeding thar Ia which they are 10 appear
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
FURNIsHED Rooms.

FRANKLIN ST. 425 S.-FOR RENT -
Two furnished rooms for light house
keeping, all modern, first aud private en-
trance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
OFFICE HELP.

WANTED-We will give free a combined
business and stenOgraphic course to
some trustworthy young man who is
willing 10 help about the college a cOu-
pie Of hours daily Call at the South
Bend Business College
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
PMONE
BELL POO E0ME 1I(a
WORLD FAIR FOR CHILE
Plans For Exposition Now Well Tn
der WAY.

VALPARAISO Chile. Feb. g.
Plans are far advanced for an inter
national exposition, or worlds
fair. 20 be held mere. The site Sc
lected is a beautiful stretch OF
ground near both the Pacific ocean
and a fine lake. All the nations Of
the old and new worlds Will be ask
ed 70 exhibit their products.
The Chilean government and the
various state governments OF Chile
will be well represented. - ~ prom
ised.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
ONE-LEGGERS ORGANIZE
Men with Two Healthy Pins Are TO
be Barred.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 Fifty
one-legged men. welcomed By "a
one-legged hotel man. will convene
here in June and resolve theuseives
into The One-Legged Mems asso-
citation OF America
The charter members viii be-
mostly statesmen for artificial limb
firms in the United States They
propose 20 organize socially and
then 10 discuss ways and means o.
increasing their firms business with
European countries.
Gustav Gumbert. probable first
president OF the association quail
fed for nera bership when ne was a
gunner's mate aboard % one OF
Uncle Sans battle ships 10 years
ego.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
Get a PoSition-Get Help
Barter and Exchange
LEGAL NOTICE.

Way East. South Bend. Indiana. for the
sale of intoxicating. yihous, malt anu
SpirituOus liquors In less quantities
than i've gallons al time. NTH al,
privilege Of allowing the same % hs
drunk on the premises. also FOR the SAL
Of cigars tObaccos. n-tntoNicating
beverages, and the serving - iuTch- NJ
place Of business wherein said liquors
are % be sold and drunk Is located Ga
the front room on the ground 1oOr 81 the
tWo-st0ry brick building situated at the
northwest corner Of lincoln Way East
aud sample Street, and known as No
80 Lincoln Way East. South Bend. Ia
diana. and heated on Lot No. u l.
Ntckcrs sub-d.visiou Of the city 81 South
Bend The dimensions Of said room are
40 feet east aud west. AND II feet north
and south. with entrances sron the
front on Lincoln way East, and IRON
the south side Oh Sample Street. and
door IN west end Of room fTom a barber
shop. HERMAN J. GEEENTNG
Feb. 10. 1917.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10

FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 3O1 n.
Lafayette st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed by the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of st. Joseph Coun-
". State OF Indiana. administrator OF
the estate Of Niels +. Luna. late Of St.
Joseph County. deceased.
Said estate Is supposed TO be solvent
ST JOSEPH LOAN x TRUST CO.
Administrator
Feb. I. 1917.
". A. BERTSCH, Atty FOR Estate
3-I0-17
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
NOTICE OF NATURALIZATION.

Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed by the Clerk
% the Circuit Court of 81. Joseph COun-
". State Of Indiana, administrator OF
the estate of Lucinda Good Konzen, late
or St Joseph County. deceased.
Said estate is supposed 10 be solvent
MILO W. STARK. Adm
Jan. %, 1917. 27-3-lO