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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
TAYLOR QUARTET TO SING
AT LOWELL HEIGHTS

sunday morning q musical pro-
-ram viii be given at the Lowell
Heights NJ. r. church by the Taylor
university male quartet Some Of
the sacred and patriotic numbers
ON the program are
Remember Now Thy Creator"
...-.......-.. .......-.- ..--.--- Rhodes
The Lord is Ny shepherd" from
cautata Ruth the Noabitess"
..-..........-... ..........- Aston
Lead Kindly Light" ...... Spross
Jesus Standeth" $685.. Geo. Neven
Nearer Ny God 90 Thee .........
-......-...-. Herbert Johnson
My Anchor Holds"
Crossing the Bar -.-.-......
.............. Arranged 10y Han
"The Son Of God Goeth Forth 20
War" ...... Whitney x Nevin
The star Spangled Banner Fogle
''Star and stripes Forever Sousa
The old Flag Never Touched The
Ground
"A Perfect Day Bon z.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
Consumption Officer
Gets Blackha71d Threat

'Sblood and death. The black
handlers" are at work,
so beware if you value your ex-
istence here" is the ending Of a let
ter received by DIT. j. b. Berteling,
the physician in charge of selection
board No. .. The letter is signed
by the drawing Of a black hand and
the familiar skull and cross bones Of
a pirates flag.
Gruesome. isn't il? How would
YOU like to receive il in your morn
ing's mail?
Here's the letter just as il was
written, punctuation and all:
You may not be able TO help this
that you were chosen on the eXemp-
ton board but you can help TO use
good judgement in exempting mar
ried men, their is no use whatever
i'm tearing families apart taking
young fathers way from their babes
and wives expecting the parents Of
said wives and children to burden
themselves in raising another family
I'm most cases the parents are old
people and need rest and are not to
be worried with a young widow and
babes. etc. there are plenty Of single
fellows at hand at present 10 fiji the
ranks, some never expected TO marry
and be bothered with a family ana
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
JACK. SUPPLY co.
MASCOT A SOLDIER:
STANDS ATTENTION

a soldier dos is Jack. mascot
of the supply company and beloved
Dy all the troops Of the south Bend
units now encamped al Leeper park.
Hundreds Of the thousands ana
more persons who watched para lie
at camp last evening beheId a sLzht
at once humorous and "a trihe pathe-
tic, but surely remarkable and Inn
pressive
Like the sculptured dogs or stone.
who guard the steps Of mansions.
Jack sat in front of the star
Spansled Banner as the battalion
stood statue-like az attention ON tie
parade ground last night He new
or moved a muscle during the entire
ceremony except once-when Old
Glory was lowered from the camp
flag staff, as the national anthem
was played. IL was then that
Jack did eyes right" toward the
flag When the troops passed I'm re-
view before Col. Frey ermuth ne trot-
ted proudly at the side of the colors.
head. ears and tail up, like as If 10
say. It's great TO be a soldier"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
Begin Work on
Mishawaka Av.
Paving Tuesday

Beginning Of the work on the
long deferred Mishawaka av.-Eddy
st. pavement will take place prob
ably Tuesday. The contract was
awarded at noon Saturday 20 the
White Construction Co. Of Milwau-
kee, Wis. The contract price IS to
be $1S4.452.17.
Necessary qualifications and bonds
will have to be arranged before the
work can start. but this will no
doubt be ready by the 21st.
The amount asked for the work
by the contractor is approximately
$4,000 more than that for which
contracts were signed several
months ago for the same work by
the Brady Construction Co. The
contractor in that case refused TO
begin the work, because when the
time came TO start prices had ad-
vanced so far. that 10 do it would
mean a loss 10 him.
The city will soon start suit
the Brady CO. for the
of the difference between
his price and the price at which the
contract was awarded yesterday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19

The time was spent informally with
needle work. A delightful lunch
con was served. The time and
place of next meeting viii be de-
cided later.
Mrs. oliver Gates Of AIishawa6a
win preach at II O'Clock at the Free
Methodist church sunday morning
sunday school viii be held at 10
O'Clock A union meeting Of the
River Park and NHshawaka Young
Peoples society Will he held 80 the
River Park church at p. m. There
viii be no evening service. Prayer
meeting will be Tuesday evening
Rev. !. A. Lord, pastor of the NJ
f. church viii preach AZ 10:4o
o'clock Sunday morning Special
music bv the choir Epworth LEAGUE
devotional at %. M The meeting
viii he in charge OF e. team from
the First ~ p church OF South
Bend. Subject TO be discussed. The
Fathers Care for Us" Evening
Worship at 3 %. m with sermon by
the pastor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
KELLER NAMES 8
MEN ON APPEALS.
Will Assist in Determining
Merits of Claims for
Exemption.

The THREE appeal commissioner
necessary for the st Joseph county
districts have been appointed by
Mayor Keller Of South Bend. Act
ing under instructions from Gov
Goodrich. the mayor has named the
following men 20 help in the work
of sorting out the just exemptions
from the unjust claims
Division l: +. r. Lambert of the
law firm Of Lambert and Hammond.
Division .. Miles ". O'Brien of
the South Bend Lathe works
Division 9: Edward Seafer a
farmer. Union township.
All exemption claims. whether
they have been allowed by the local
board or not, will have TO be look
ed over by these men. If. in the
opinion Of the appeal commissioner,
the board has treated a claim un-
justly. the commissioner is 10 re-
port the case 10 the district appeal
board which for this district. meets
in Laporte.
Even though the appeal commits
sioner finds the ruling OF the board
just, the drafted man whose appH-
cation for exemption has been re-
fused may make an appeal TO the
district board. It will be the duty of
the commissioners 70 investigate
especially appealed cases, with the
point in view Of protecting the in
terests of the government as we'll
as those OF the individuals.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19

many are just loafers al best You
and the others on the exemption
boards had better be careful what
you do. We are watching your
movements. If YOU value your ex-
istence here beware
CSigned) black hand drawing"
(skull and bOnes.)
Similar 10 Others.
Dr. Berteling stated that the hand
writing is very similar 10 that Of
other letters which he has received
since the beginning of the draft. ana
is evidently an attempt TO influence
the members OF selection board 80.
. in their duty 20 decide exemption
claims based on dependents
The careless punctuation and the
general style OF the letter indicates
clearly that il was written by some
one Of good education who sought 20
disguise his OF her Identity in this
manner
The BLACK hand signature is
drawn with great care and made
black by the use o. ink The skull
and cross bones insignia IS likewise
filled In with ink.
DIR. BerteHng viii turn the letter
over 10 the federal agents now I'm
South Bend. for Investigation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
NEW BOND ISSUE
OVER Il BILLIONS
War Budget Bill With Rec
concentration From Nc
AdOO is Ready.
Associnted Press serric,:

Associated Press Service:
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Au-
thorization 10 issue bonds and GER
tidcates totaling $11.53S,945,46O at
one time is provided in the new
war budget bill. embodying recon-
mendations Of Sec'y McAdoo which
came from the PRIMER today to the
house ways and means committee.
In addition 10 authority 10 float
S7,53S,945.460 four percent bond
issue 20 care for previous $1,000
10000 and a future $4,000, 0OO,O 900
allied loan authorization, the secre-
tary desires power to issue addi-
tional certificates of Indebtedness to
the amount of $2,OOO,OOO,OOO and an
equal amount of war savings certif-
Gates i'm a form available 70 small
investors.
Limited TO One To Five Years.
Lives OF the certificates of indebt-
edness and war savings certificates
would be limited 10 one and five
years. respectively, and they would
be subject 10 discount and payment
i'm the discretion of the secretary.
He also would fix the interest rates
They like the bonds. would be sub
ject only TO super-taX. war profits
and excess profits taxes
Inclusion of the two additional
certificate proposals. not mentioned
heretofore by administration lead
ers i'm connection with the BILL is
understood 10 be principally for the
purpose Of providing against a sud
den demand for money which the
treasury might not be able 10 N eet.
As congressional leaders under
stood the situation. il may not be
necessary TO Issue many of the Ger
tifcates, but they would prove the
means Of getting money quickly Il
10 were needed.
Authorization 90 issue the certif-
Gates would prove particularly valu-
able. it is pointed out, if congress
should rot increase the revenue bill
now rnder discussion by 100000
00O. as proposed by Mr.. NcAdoO.
Not Certain Of Increase.
Tx is by no means certain that this
proposed increase Will be secured.
I'm the war savings certificates pro-
posal administration leaders think
they have discovered a means OF ap-
pealing 20 the patriotic man Of small
means. Purchases of these Certif-
Gates would be limited 10 500 worth
AT a time and no individual would be
permitted TO hold more than $1,000
worth of them Plans are being
made 20 accept very small payments
on them. the bin providing that the
secretary. IL he deems advisable. IS
sue stamps 20 evidence payments.
Under such an agreement pay
ment OF such amounts as 81 or less
might be made and noted as are
postal savings banks deposits.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
BLOW SAFE
At WAKARUSA
Get Money and Stamps Valued
at S225-Stoien
Auto Used.
News-Times Special Service

News Times Special Service.
GOSHEN. Aug. 18.-Yeggs
wrecked the safe doors at the
Wakarusa post office Friday night.
securing 800 in currency. stamps
valued at over 1925 and several
money order forms. Persons resid-
ing in the vicinity Of the office
heard the thieves at work but paid
no attention TO them, thinking an
automobile tourist that had stop
ped at the village on account OF en-
CINE trouble was endeavoring to re-
pair the machine.
Vern Hahn, postmaster. discover
ed :he robbery Saturday morning at
Z o'clock when ne opened the Of
flee for business. He found the rear
window of the building open. Il is
believed the robbers gained en-
trance through it.
1t is believed the safe blowers ar
rived in Wakarusa in a Ford road
ster. which was stolen from the
garage in the rear of the residence
Of Orba Miller, Wabash agent at
New Paris, at about 10 o'clock Fri
day night, as the prints left by the
tires correspond with those Of the
Miller machine. After completing
the robbery the men drove north
I'm the Ford, abandoning the ma
chine at McNaughton park, Elk
hart, where il was found.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
ENGINEER FILES
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
William w. SampSeII Charges
Wife'S SCOIding Worries
Him While at Work.

News Times Special Service:
ELKIART, Aug. 1S-Willam
W. SampseH, y. Y. G.. engineer.
has filed suit for divorce from Anna
SampseIl alleging cruelty and that
she abused him every time ne came
ia from off the road. The parties
were married on Sept ., 1891, and
lived together until Aug g.
Mrs Sampsell, according TO Mr.
Sampsell wrongfully accused him
of associating with other women.
Mrs. Sampseu is also charged with
having an ungovernable temper
and always "scolding" Mr.. Samp-
sell. To was stated by him that this
causes him considerable worry
when ne is at the throttle of his
locomotive because he has the re-
spOnsibility of running the engine
and also his wife to worry about.
The father offers 10 support his
son, Peter, until he finishes school
The lad has three more years I'm
high school before he graduates.
Edith Cressler filed suit in the
superior court for a divorce from
Frederick Cressler. She says that
she has had to support herself since
their marriage. which was June 20,
1909. The parties separated the last
of July.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
EXPECT u. S. SOON TO
TAKE OVER COAL MINES
CcONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)

the trade commission, but enforced
by voluntary agreement The system
however never has been extended
to cover iobbing and retailing, and
the commission has attempted to
reach these trades through pub
lcity.
The requisitioning plan. if adopt
ed. would call for a division of the
country into districts. Every opera
tor would be paid for his product
on a basis Of cost of production
plus a definite percent of profit
All the coal in a district would be
pooled and sold 10 the public at
one price, although the prices fl
ed for different districts might vary
considerably. Allowance would be
given operators for quantity pro-
duction and efficiency Of service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19

.
Members of CO r. a picked pla-
toOn. gave an excellent drill under
command OF Capt. Rogers just be-
fore the start Of the game at Sin
ger park Yesterday Their work
was greeted by frequent bursts Of
applause.
4 ball game between mem 1ers OF
co. r and the machine gun COM
pany will be played at Oliver park
today. A prize viii be given 20 the
winning team.
Sergt Steffee. manager Of the NJ.
G.. baseball team. has asked the pub
Usher Of this tiny newspaper 20 is
sue a challenge to any city team.
Lieut.. Williams left last evening
for Warsaw where he will spend
Sunday With his parents. Sergt.
steinbach also left for his home at
Warsaw 70 spend sunday.
The sick list at the camp during
the past few days has been ekcep-
tionally small. there being but I'VE
cases reported and none of them
serious.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From Records Of Indiana Title
and loan Co.

Wladyslaw 7 Woodka and wife
20 Francisco Slaby. part Of p. %. T..
80. Sf.f5o.
Mary Christensen 20 Fanny
White "a tract Of land fr Wee,
twu. $500
The r.,l-s,.t-. -s,-.-.... ..
..,., .. p ~ 5.-.t, b.. ~. 49,
...l1s c.r,e+.... en-
all - '.''.'I. 90 a.. 10 Etta
.ll'. -'' - "''a.' th'rd
''' e-''0
William IT, Hoseherry to Gordon
D.. I,"-e'errE and Vance j.. Rose
perry. lot on Miami st lor lis
AerEer and krieEhhalm sec. add.
George Muller ana "itr to William
Al''iil- -'t p. ferner Grove third
dar >L''
william AeFl| and wife 20
George A..ler same as next above.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
SOLDIER STABBED;
WRECK |. w. w. PLACE

Associated Press Service.
DULUTH, Mimi, Aug. lS.-En-
ragged over the stabbing of "A soldier
by an alleged member of the l. w.
w, after the militiamen had resent
ed derogatory remarks about the
government. members of the third
Minnesota national guard regiment
tonight raided and demolished l. w.
w. headquarters in downtown
building. Six 1. w. VS. were
beaten.
Following the disorder. Chief Of
Police NIcKercher announced that
in the future no T. w. W. meetings
will he tolerated i'm the city and no
headquarters Of the organization will
be permitted. Late tonight, mill
tary guard was placed around the
W. W. hall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
NAB MISHAWAKA MAN
FOR GOING as PER HOUR

Driving his automobile down
michigan 81. ut the alleged rate Of
as miles am hour brought John
Natl Mishavaka into the hands
or the police last uiSht- The patrol
wagon was on its way 90 get one Of
the usual Saturday evening cele-
orators and when the driver saw
Mail speeding aIong Michigan So.
na Immediately gave chase The
u3trol made about so miles an hour
and was unable 20 get ahead OF
NATL until they reached Monroe So.
August Becoet also of Mishawa-
LA. fell into the hands of the
motorcycle policemen for exceed
ing the speed limit with his motor
cycle and will appear in city court
Monday morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
Held no CIRCUIT COURT.

Charles Warner, Goshen tailor and
trustee in the Moose lodge, who
has been a prisoner in the Elkhart
county jail for several days follow
ing his arrest in Toledo on a charge
of embezzlement, filed by the local
order, was bound over 10 the circuit
court In default Of $1,000 bond
Mr. Warner will remain at the Jail.
All attempts 10 secure a settlement
between the parties have failed,
owing to the failure Of Mrs. War
ner TO come 20 her husbands aid
as had been anticipated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
BEN K0EHLER GETS
BIG OVATION WHEN HE
STOPS A HOT LINER

Ben Koehler. field marshal OF the
All-Star squad was given a nearly
hand when he stopped a hot liner
i'm the sixth. He had 10 take of
the old lid when he passed before
the sranGstanj and the crowd
would not let him rest until he had
tprned one OF those dizzying half
back. forward, retreat flip-hops
The Studebaker employees helped
greatly, more than sS6 worth OF
tickets having been purchased by
them. The singer employees took in
the neighborhood Of $3.50 worth.
The actual amount cleared on the
game cannot be determined until
Tuesday (pay day at some Of the
factories) when an accounting will
he made
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
RED MEN DANCE FOR
SOLDIERS NETS $3.50

A benefit dance for tho boys Of
the local militia companies was
given Saturday night by the local
Red Men. About $50 couples tripped
the light fantastic 10 the music fur
nished by the Miller and Fites or
chestra. Place hall. the scene Of
the affair. was donated for the oc-
casion. The doorkeeper reported
that Sos was taken in at the door
and from the sale Of tickets made
previous TO the dance il is expected
that the total viii reach $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
RIVER PARK

Mrs. Walter Ernsperger and
daughter, Miss Lucille Ernsperger Of
Colorado SPRINGS, Col, who are here
visiting relatives left today for a
visit at Elkhart
Mrs, Burt link. Eighth St, left
Saturday morning for Lafayette,
Ind, where she will be the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Washburn Of
Chicago, who have been spending
the week at Sister lakes, Mich, ar
rived here Saturday for a visit with
Mrs. Clarence Knoblock, 5. Fifth st.
Mr. and Mrs Rollo Truax are
visiting relatives at Lydick.
Mrs John Sandhovel and children
Of Indianapolis are the guests Of
Mrs. SandhOvel's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Peppinger, y. Sixth St
Victor Montgomery is spending
the week end at Cassopolis.
Mrs. William COnry and daughter.
Marian, have gone TO Laporte, Ind,
for several weeks, 10 visit Mrs. Con
rvs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ames.
Mrs. Jud Minter and son. Lowell.
left Yesterday for a visit with re
latives at Bangor, Mich
Prof Herbert Incl, who has been
i'm Vevay. Ind, this week giving lee
lures at the Switzerland county
teachers institute. will return to-
day.
Mrs. NJ W. Fisher has returned
from North JudsOn, Ind
Fay West has returned to Ban
ger, Mich, after a visit with relatives
in River Park
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Locker, y.
Eighth ST., are in Ann Aroor. Mich.
where Mr.. Locker Will submit to an
operation on his eyes at the Ann
ArbOr sanitarium
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel Whaley and
son. Robert. Smith ST., will spend
sunday at Pine lake, Laporte, Ind.
Melvin Rupright. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Harlow Perry s. Tenth ST..
who was operated on at the ST. Jo-
seph hospital. Mishawaka. THURSDAY.
is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs EMS Staufer and
daughter. Miss Anna Stauffer. arc
spending the week end at Cassop-
oils. Mich. as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Reed
Miss Bertha Hackenburg and her
sunday school class of II young
ladies held their annual picnic at
Hudson lake saturday. A basket
luncheon was served.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wid-en OF
Logansport, Ind. are the guests of
their daughter. Mrs Sid Fotenbach-
er. Smith st
Nj. and Mrs Jasper Horning Of
Glenn. Mich. returned today after
two weeks visit with River Park
and Mishawaka friends
A large crowd attended the social
given by the EpwOrth league OF the
N. b.. church 40 Pottawaromie park
Friday evening. The Red Mems
land gave a proeram NJ excellent
music.
Mrs. Earl camp entertained the
Blue Bird club Friday afternoon at
her nome ON n Eighth 81 After
the business session the time was
spent socially with needle work. Re
fresh ments were served by the host
ess. Mrs. William Boggs and Mrs.
y. Myers were guests of the CLUB
The club viii meet Friday Aug -f.
with Mrs. Frank Lieber. ninth ST..
Mrs Adam HunsDurger and
daughter. Miss Grace Hunsburger.
\ Tenth St, entertained az dinner
FRIDAY. Mrs. Theresa Albert, Mrs
NJ. ". Hunsourger. Mrs william
Lechlitner and daughter. Miss as
Their I.echlitner Of Nishawaka. and
Miss Mable Houston OF Diamond
Dale. Mich. were the guests
Mrs Alva Wiser was hostess TO
the r. 2. +. club Friday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
CONCERT SINGER
DELIGHTS AUDIENCE

Miss Ethel Wahl easily proved 20
the large audience at the court house
square Saturday evening that she
could sing Her voice is not only
powerful but of rich quality Her
easy style and range was just suited
20 the beautiful "Auf Wiedersehn'
song from the Blue Paradise" and
when she sang IT'S Time for Every
Boy To Be a Soldier" she carried
her audience with her and was com
PEELED to respond to an enchOre. FL
beTs band gave an excellent program
which was thoroughly enjoyed by the
big thrOng.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
OLIVE PERRY

olive Perry. aite Of John Perry,
707 S. Michigan ST. died or compli-
cations FRIDAY morrine az l2;t5
o'clock az the Epw0rth hospital she
was 20 years old. The funeral wiI.
be held Monday afternoon 40 =
O'Clock from tine residence. Rev.
George r. Enterline OF the Quincy
Street Baptist church OflcidtlnE
Burial VIII take place In the River
view cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
PEACE LEAGUE SAYS
AUT0CRACY MUST GO
\ ssociated Press Service

Associated Press Service.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-Although
the peace proposals Of Pope Bene-
dict are regarded as supporting the
principles for which the League TO
Enforce Peace stands. the executive
committee of the league today
adopted a resolution that was tele-
graphed to Pres't Wilson saying it
felt that "a league of nations which
will guarantee security of the world
would be made effective only by the
abolition of Prussian military auto
cracy at whatever cost
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
Held EnR RORRERN-

New limos Special Service:
ELKHART, Aug. 1S-Harry a.
Taylor. a transient is under arrest
here suspected as the robber OF
diamond ring valued at $50. a
topaz ring the value unknown,
and $500 i'm cash taken from the
Elkhart hospital The valuables be
long 20 the nurses at the hospital
Until recently Taylor has been
employed at the hospital as a jani-
tor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William II. Ahem and Marie a.
ZIa his.
Marion Niezgodski and Mary Bed
narek.
Max Fechner and Annie Jordan.
Howard Eskridge and Jeanette
Williams.
Wladislaw Prentkowski and Helen
y roblewski
William DeBard and Pearl Land
man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
FIRE N CLOTHES CLOSET.

No. fire station answered TO
stin alarm at 1888 O'Clock Satur-
day noon TO the home Of Mrs. J.
Luizely and Mrs Martha Krienke.
1925 W. Jefferson blvd. Fire had
started from an unknown cause in
a clothes closet Damage amounted
To e.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-19
EnRM PARTNERSHIP.

William J. Gibbon and stephen
A. Schryver have formed a partner
ship 20 be known as Gibbon q
Schryver. and will do wholesale
oleomargarine business in this city,
handling the product of the b. :.
PearsaH Butter CO. OF Elgin. III. Mr..
Gibbon for a numbSr Of years was
associated with the William J. MoX-
lev Co. OF Chicago. this territory