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Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-07

Washington, April 5.--Young chick
ems should be fed from three or five
times daily, depending upon ones ez-
per;ence in feeding, say the poultry
SPECIALISTS in the United State De-
partment of Agriculture. UndoubtcG
~ chickens will grow faster when
fed five times than when fed only
three times daily, but it should be
borne in mind that more harm can
be done to the young chickens by
overfeeding than by underfeeding.
Young chickens should be fed not
more than barely enough to satisfy
their appetites and to keep them ex-
ereising, except at the evening or
last meal, when they should &c given
all they viii eat. Greater care must
be exercised not to overfeed young
chicks that are confined than those
hat have free range, as leg weak
ness is apt to result in those con-
fined.
The young chicks may be fed any
time after they are So to As hoors
old, whether they are with a hen or
in brooder. The first feed may
contain either moistened hard boiled
eggs, johnnycake, stale bread, pinhead
r.
feeds or combinations may be used
with good results. Masnes mixed with
milk are of considerable value in Civ
irg the chickens a good start in life.
The mixtures should be fed in crum-
bly, mash and not in sloppy con-
dition. Johnnycake composed Of The
following ingredients in the propor-
tions named is very good feed for
young CHECKERS: One dozen inferti,e
eggs or one pound of sifted beef
5crap to ten pounds of cornneal; add
enough milk to make a pasty mash,
and one tablespoonful Of baking So
Ia, and bake until done. Dry bread
crumbs may be mixed with hard
boiled eggs, making about one -foul tn
of the mixture eggs, or rolled oats
may be used in place OF the bread
crumbs. Feed the bread crumbs,
rolled oats or johnnycako mixtures
five times daily for the first week,
hen gradually substitute for one or
Two feeds of the mixture finely
tracked grains Of equal parts by
weight of cracked wheat, finely
cracked corn and pinhcad oatmeal oE
qulled oats, to X.hsich about 5 per, cent
# cracked peas or broken rice and
per cent of charcoal or millet OF
rape seed may be added. A CONNER,
cial chick feed may be substituted il
desired The above ration can be fec
until the chicks are two weeks ola
when they should be placed on grain
and dry or wet mash mixture.
!Afters the chicks are 10 days old, q
good growing mash, composed of two
parts by weight of bran, two parts
middlings, one part cornmeal, one
part low grade wheat flour or rec
dog middlings, and 10 per cent sifted
beef scrap, may be placed in a hop
per and left before them all the time
The mash may be fed either wet Oh
dry. If wet, only enough moisture
+ (either milk or water) should be add
ed to make the feed crumhly, but II
no sense sloppy. When this grow
1g mash or mixture is not used, d
hopper containing bran should be ac-
cessible to the chickens at all times
After the chickens are two months
old they may be fed four times daily
with good results. After they all
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-07
At the l.. & S. Tomorrow.

Mabel Taliaferro, one of the most
popular actresses in this country, and
surely one of the most versatile and
gifted artists, will be the feature at
traction here at the L. & S. theatre
tomorrow in the stellar role of "The
Dawn of Love-" a five-par tMetro
wonderplay.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-07

E. F. Comes, formerly catcher for
TIE Holtville baseball club, passed
through Ell Centre this morning en-
route for Tyson, n NJ, where he ex-
poets to sign with that club for the
season.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-07

loCNTINI-ED FEOM pAGE 80
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-07
Corns Peel Right
Off With Gets IT.

Drops and the Corn is a "Goner"
When you've got to walk on the
sides of your shoe to get away from
those awful corn-pains, there's only
one common-sense thing to do. Put 2
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29

8 pounds Guaranteed Coffee
for 81. j p, New ton. Norwood .ad
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29
An Old Mans Stomach

As we grow older aud less ac.
tive, lss and less food is re.
quired To meet the demands OF
our bodies. If too much il hab.
ituaily taken, the stomach wl]l
rebel. When Il man reaches the
advanced aye OF IS Or 10. you
will find that he is IA light cater.
Be as Careful as YOU will, how
ever. you will occasionally eat
mere than you should aud will
feel the need OF Chamberlain 5
Tablets to correct The disorder.
These tablets do not contain pep
sin, but strengthen the stomach
and enable it to perform its fun
ctions naturally. They also
cause a gentle movement OF the
bowels. adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29
With the Colors

&. w. Chance, an Oiler in the
Navy. is here on furlough visit
ling home folks.
| Everett HutseIl of Ray burn
has enlisted in the Navy as an
apprentice seaman.
Tom Simmons of Ava, who is
now in the Army, was here last
week on furlough.
Make "Wheatless Day" and
"Meatless Day" a part of Your
week and observe them for the
sake of Your soldiers and sailors.
Sergeant Harold German of
Hartville has been granted a
discharge from the Army so
that he could complete his denial
couuse and re enlist in the oftic
ers reserve corps.
G. V. Ashwor,h last week re-.
ceived q letter from his son ID
FROM Ft. BENZ. Harrison, Ind,
stating he was TO be commission
ed second lieutenant at S170O per
year and would be stationed at
Louisville, Ky, or Ch,l.icothe, o.
Roy F. Codsy, who has been
in the real estate business at
Commerce. Okla. orders his
Mirror sent to Jefferson Bar.
racks. He is now in the regular
army, having enlisted Oct. q in
the z NJ. Corps. He says army
life is grand.
6. W. Freeman has received
the following receipt for the por-
tion Of the Y.M.C A. fund which
ne remittrd to headquarters.
The War Work Council of the
Young Mems Christian Associa'
tion of Missouri.
No. 22504
st. Louis, Nov. "a. 1917.
Tuis com mit,ee acknowledges
with thanks the receipt of the
pat. iotic contribution of two
hundred nine and Is 100 dollars
FROM Mr.. G. w. Freeman, local
treas. Of Mansfield, Wright Co.
Missouri, towards the war work
fund of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association.
OK. Bank of Manst, III.
S2O9 IS.
T.W. Frey. for F.O, Watts, Trea.
surer -,
Accompanying the receipt was
a letter from A. G. Reibert con
tanning an expression Of personal
appreciation for his cooperation.
A list Of the donors vas also
asked for, and copies Of the
Mansfield Mirror containing
thnS.a LISTS wore sent.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29
Mining News

The drill! to ba nsed by the
Mansfield Mining and Develop.
ment Co. in prospecting on their
.asps hire arrived last week,
and the work locating and going
after the mineral deposits in
this district is to be done in
earnest.
Mr.. Summers Of Kansas City,
with the Mansfield Mining and
Development Co, was here last
week but did not speak Friday,
as announced, as he wanted to
wait until the drill ordered by
the company arrived.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29
And They Were Wed

Reuben Letter OF Bryant and
Miss Ethel lAtsinger Of Mans
he|d were married at Basher
Sunday, Nov. Is, by Rev. Gran,
Burgin. Tne happy couple will
reside at Ava. The groom is one
Of the Man. field A Va mail carrie.
rs and his bride is a charming
Young lady. We join in congra,
ulat:,n> a.ld be..t wishes
\ marriage lirense has been
issued to Tray Campbell of Man
sfeld and Chloe Shawof Nor.
wood.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29

T. J. Strong and his mother,
Mrs. l.. Strong, nave returned tl
the United States from Unity,
Saskatchewan, Canada, where
they went last March. Mrs
Strnng's daughter, Mrs. Harry
AFFORD, and family live al Unity
Mrs Strong stopped for visit
with relatives in Nickerson, kas
r., J. came on to Mansfield. lie
is of draft age and, being in
Canada at the time of tue regis
tration 10 the United States, mad
not registered fer~AfmSse44'es'
but will register row and ne Is
ready to do his part. de reports
cold weather in Canada anti
snow in Iowa and other northern
states.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29

Do you get up at night: Sanol
is surely the best for all kidney
or bladder troubles. SanOl gives
relief in 24 hours FROM all back
ache and bladder troubles. SanOl
il a guaranteed remedy. 35c and
81. 90 a bottle at the drug store. ad
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29
School Notes

Among recent visitors w. re
Misses Cora Draper and Ma |
Hoover. Mag Bradtield and L. 3.
Latimer. Come again. you're a.
ways welcome.
AT the last weeks assembly
we had Two good speakers. ClA
was Mrs. Woods of Mt. Vernol.
She was out working over tie
state in the interest of the W. @.
T. U. The other speaker vas
Rev. o L Wood of Springfie'd.
He is a Sunday school and church
worker OF the southern part #
the state. He made a good >.ho t
talk to the students.
Tue second consignment of IT,,
bill of books ordered near the f..
ginning of school has arrived ard
our libra rian, Miss Hazel Burn Y
is getting them prepared for u =
We would be glad to have visit.
ors use the library. We haze
plenty of seating room in the
study hall foc anyone who wish.
es to come and read tho bO Ik>.
You have an interest in the i5.
rary: and if you wish to use it n
anyway Of course you are We
come to any volume that is not in
immediate use by pupi $ of th'
school. Why not make the scho.I
library one to be used by all p
trons Of the school?
The Freshman class in high
school entertained the Juniors
and Seniors Friday evening 3
| tile schoolhouse. In the recent
contest for raising the Y.M.C A.
money it was agreed that the
the class that raised the least a.
mount nj money should entertain
the other two asses, this f. Ii b.
the lot Of the Freshmen, an
they prefo' med the f, at mos
! royalty. All present report that
the occasion was very enjoyable.
We understand that the party
was carried out in a manner suit.
able to a group Of high school
boys and girls. ------- -
No school the last two days Of
this week. r
Following is condensed re'
port for the month just ended.
Enrolment; boys 81, girls 119,
total 213. Average daily atten
dance 1879. No. attending every
day 1OS; no. absent five or moro
days 2l. -
l am not going to put the mum
Der Of tardies on this reput
The. number is too great. 1t
would spoil the whole report
What's the reason, boys and gin ,S
that you cau't get to school o"
time. Cultivate this habit ot
tardiness, laxity, don't care ness
in school and the habit will stay
with you all thru life, and you
might lose out on many business
deals because of this identic /
characteristic. 1t is fact thai
most of the tariies are made b,
a minority Of the students
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29
Hunters!

Take Notice-All persons are
forbidden to hunt, trap or shoot
on the farms of J. NJ. Thirkield,
G.. w. Miller, \ E. Brown, B. f.
Veit, Mrs John a. Rippee, Paul
Williams, ,includingG George Brew
frarm, T.J Slate, Sc. Slate. -ad
Your name added until Jan. ]
for 25c.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29
Olathe No l
Last weeks items.

Last weeks ltcmS.
Everybody is certainly enjuy
Ing this lovely November weather
Henry and Reuben Stewart
haze entered school at Endeavor.
Miss Grace Gates entertained
number OF her friends at her
home Satu rday night. The even.
ing VAS spent in playing games,
Refreshments. we've si.ivrd, and
all mad all enjoyable tina. Miss
Grace received some real ,nicc
presents iu honor uf her birth
day anniversary.
n j. Moorlou.e aud wife Of
Ava we're Saturday night and
Sunday guests at the Gates home
Miss Blanche FiLdey spent
Saturday night with her sister,
MIS-. LOCK yates
\ number of the Olathe people
attended the pie supper at Hirk.
ory Flat Friday night.
a. n. Archer is visiting rela.
tives in Indiana He expects to
return soon.
A new belfry has been put on
theEndeavor school house.
James Freeman and wife made
business trip TO Ava last week.
James Freeman has bought
tue Wm. Baker property at Ma.
comb.
Sunday school at Shiloh every
Sunday. BRuNE1T.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29
For a Weak Stomach

As a general rule all you neel
to do is to adopt 4 diet suited tn
your age and occupation and to
keep yovrbowels regular. When
you feel that you have eaten too
much and when constipated, tax"
one of Chant berlain's Tablets aUv
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29
Route Number 2

We appreciate the good rains
they are the finishing touch +
tl,s new roads.
Sam Leisinger's we're at j. W
Edwai ds' Saturday night; ol
Sunday they went to Chas. Da
Wis with the exception OF Mis-
i Zella.
Rev John Youdser spent Sat
urdaysnight at j.W. .Brentl:nger'!
Miss z liza Letsinger atten,lpt
the pie supper at Prairie Hollow
Thursday night and spent th'
night with her Cousins, Misse!
Oma and Gladys Letsinger.
Misses Lydia, F'os d, Mary ant
[na Keeling called at Mr.. Ora
per's Sunday. Monroe Norcross
wife and daughter Marie, anc
other visitors from Mansfield
Thy fund him feeling about the
same.
Mrs. V. Fl. Hale, Mrs. Robt
Nor, ass and daughter Grace
spent Sunday atW,G.L tsinger',
Silas Rippee and wife vert
Sunday visitors of Mrs H. NJ Bl
ker and parents.
Miss Rose Williams was 9
guest of Miss Leo.a BrAntlingel
Saturday night
Miss Mary Keeling spent Sun
dsy night with Mrs. Riley Deav
er's.
Miss Bertha Miller visited hel
grandparents in the country
Wednesday night.
| Mrs, John Carter and dapght
er Lnla called at Rev JOS. Davis
Saturday afternoon.
J. W. Blentllnger and j. A.
Riley made a business trip tC
Mountain Grove Monday.
Rav. JOS. ID Wis is feeling worse
They had several visitors Sun
day, namely: Mrs Menta Mill.
er and Jennie Mashburn from
Seymour, McFarland's from
Philjpsburg. Mrs. Julian and
daughter, Iris, from Seymour,
John and g.s:G. Davis. In the
afternoon Mrs. Margaret Riley
and daughter, Lula and Miss
Frona Rippee called.
II. W. Keeling's spent Sunday
at Viii Coday's.
Mrs NJ. H Barlow is recover
ing nicely; she is able to be III
helping with the work now.
&. W. Freeman dined with his
son, John and family, Sunday.
Last weeks items:
The road working is still il
progress.
Mrs Chas. Davis is very sick
Her sister, Miss Lydia Machin
to,h is with her now.
The daughter of NJ Fl. Bar
low and wife passed away Mon
day moI ming. Home Of the frie
nds gathered at the home Mon
day evening at four to rende
. sympathy to the bereaved ones
The body was laid TO rest il
? the Mansfield cemetery.
Mrs. Geo. Miller of MANSFIELD
, came out Monday evening to Wis
it her parents and sister.
Cecil Letsingrr visited Ralp
, Breu,Iinger Saturday night.
Mrs. Fred Bobzien Of Spring
h~ld is visiting rel.tives here
She came Friday morning brinf
ing two of her children Karl an
frankie.
Reub Stephens and famil!
Marion L.t>i nIer and iamli
spentSunday ALTON Dsthridge
Mrs. j. a. Riley called q
= Mrs. NJ. II, Barlow Saturda
: p. IN after supper she returne
:, and she aud Mrs. Clarence Shll
paugh spent the night with ne
=. W. n. Draper is quite i'll
DR.. John Floyd anu fnmi'
spent Sunday ut his mother
. j. w. Edwards and wife spe'
. Su nuay at Sam Letsinger's.
~ Bad colds are in fashion no'
. and most everybody seem TO
y patronizing the fashion.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29

The Red Cross met this week
with Mrs. H. B. Paul, the local
Red Cross headquarters having
not yet be, n male ready for oc'
cupancy.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29
Broke Loose and Con,

A bay horse, good flesh, blockg
built, about IL years old. Scar
o, right hip. Had dbridle Oh with
short piece OF rein. If you learn
of his whereabouts; please no
tify, Qhas. Fl. Coble, Owner, Ava
Mo. adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29

Call and pay your taxes wher
convenient. I have the Official lis'
for Pleasant Valley township.
adv WARD B. HITCHCOCK.
See our line Of new beds
springs and mattresses Fl. N
Dyer Furniture Cn.--adv.
Go tn }. d. Reynolds and buy
your Shoes : he has the Best
Styles for the money ADV.
lam very busy hut will take
time to weigh you up 12, pounds
Of Sugar for $1.-J. z. Newton,
Norwoud.--adv.
just received, son,e second
hsnd furniture; better come in
and see it; some bargains IF. n
Dyer Furniture Co. adv. \
Two fine resident lots in Bur.
ney's Addition in Mansfield for
sale cheap. Address Il. A. Tay
lor, Huntley, Montana. --adv
Dr.. +. H. Riley. the Dentist,
will be at his fIartville office the
week of Dec. 8 8, prepared to
dc all kinds Of dental work. adv
Lost-About 1 p, IN. Thursday
in front of S;.Lt Smiths pocket
book containing aboutSj Finder
please leave at this Office aud re-
celva reward.
Pay your taxes AZ the Avery
l. Stephens real estate office.
where You will find the only
legal list Of taxes for Pleasant
Valley township. adv.
The Christian Endeavorers
hold a Sunrise rrayermeeting at
tue NJ. E church Thanksgiving
day, Nov.s, commencing at 7
o'clock. =
1t is guaranteed to any woman
WHO will use SanOl EezeRia Pre-
scription will find a perfect COLE
pItxion. 1t will cure any eruption
on the skin. 1t is a skin Tonic
Sanoi Eczema Csre is a household
remedy. A trial will convince you
G.t it at the drug store. adv.
In this issue giil be found the
official statement Of the financial
condition of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank. This popular
bank is shown to be in splendid
shape.
The Bank Of ,tield pub
fishes in this issue the officia
statement of their financial con
dition. showing the resources OF
this reliable insti ution to be Ov'
er a quarter uf a million d,'llars
Four yonng ladies' OF Mountain
Grove h,ked to Cabo,l Saturday
on Il da'e, returning OIL lOi il
the evening. The Young ladies
were: May Fey, Mable Role
Chloe Osborn and Neil Morris
- Enterprise Press.
Dec. l3 wa w.llissue our annu
al Christmas number with ;
handsome cover in colors ant
lots of good Christmas readini
and illustrations. Your adver
tisement should be in this issu
See as now about your space.
T. N. Dyer Furniture Go. ha
| second hand buok case, ! kitcll
en- safe, ! dresser, l clotle
press, , rockers, 4 bedsteads,
springs, 3 library tables, 3 maj
tresses and other things, Bal
gains in these; see them. II. \
Dyer Furniture Co, adv. -"
Bring your cream to the mil
We have facilities for handlin
cream second to noae and insur
your satisfaction. We take crear
any day in the week. We pa
the top market at all times an
give you q Square Deal. Try u
once, that is all We ask. You
check within one hour after d'
livery of cream The Squar
Deal Milling Co. adv.
NJ. L. Andrews of Bryant We
/ here last week en- route hon
!, f,om Springfield. He says abol
, 1900 food conservation pledge
\ we're signed in Douglas Count
for which he is food -administr
: tor,s will ns chairman of tn
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29
Tersely Told, Town Tales

Saturday night. Dec. $.
All Story and Argosy ON Mir
r0r news stand every week. - adv
The W. G. Y. U. met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. NJ. Ri'ey.
Good house and 2 lots for sale
cheap. See l.. NJ. Rogers. adv
S pounds Guaranteed Coffee
for 81 j .P.NewbnNorwt1d .ad
The Eastern Star election OF
officers takes place Friday night,
Dec. T.
We have printed bills for
Luther Hyl,un for a sale Dec. 3,
See ad.
R"y Corhenour and wife of
Wichita kans,, are visiting W.R,
Roper and wife.
K L. McCrite's address is or
dered changed from Albion, Mich
to Bryant. Ohio.
Dr.. L.R. Farmer Of Lee Sum.
nit wag here this week en- route
10 Hartyille on visit.
Thoroughbred Barred Ply
mouth Rock cockerel for sale:
call at this office. adv.
Mrs. Smith aud daughter,
Miss jewell, of Sidney, Iowa. i.
have been visiting here.
Large Trial Bottle of ban0lfor
Sac. SaHeI is a family remedy.
SanOi il sold on an absolute guar.
antee. Remember if it says SaDOI
il is all right 35c and II 90 at
Che drug store.--adv.
Olen Wallace and son and T.,
W. Baker of Hammond we're here,
Monday enruute tO Oklahoma.
You only need Sanol Eczema
Cure to get rid Of Those Black
Heads. PtmpleS. rough bumpy
skin Leaves sk IL smooth. Cures
any cas.. of Eczema. Is pleasant
to use. 4 ,riAl viii! convince you
3D.: at The drag store --adv
i.iEer Nit.h .ls and Ben Grow \
rav, g;nn to Truman. AK.
where they hove employ ment.
If vuu don't see what you want
in ms store call for it. it's in the
ba a>u,nent ~. p. Newton, Nor.
wm.d adv
For Salt Good Jersey COW,
past six years old, giving milk
will be fresh in April. &C. A.
Stephens. adv.
Remember, We carry line OF
wall paper and glass, and make
picture frames. = En-. Dyer Fur
niturc Co.-adv.
DO You want to sell O1
trade your farm or timber
land? If you do, see Avery
& stephens. adv.
We will have q table filled will
Christmas things several days
before Christmas. II. N. Dye
Furniture Go. adv,
A. r. Friends Chalmers aut'
was considerably damaged AM
Mr.. Friend, who was driving tn
car and Dave Arnall, who wa
with him in the auto, we're some
what Jared up, when the Cha
mers collided with the hous
which s. w. Carter is movinI
from the former W. +. Day pro
perty to his lots in the Eckle
and Cobbs addition. J. B Poor
was assisting in moving tn
! house with his team and tn
horses took fright and ran
block or two. The accident o.
Cured on Com merciul street, {,
Messrs. Friend and Arnall wei
comiug down town altar tri
to Springfield.
Neuralgia of the face, ,shoulde
hands or feet requires powe
ful remedy that will penetrate Il
flesh. BALLARD'S SNOW LIT
IMENT possesses that powe
Rubbed in where the pain is fe
is all that is necessary to relie
\ suffering and restore normal CO
} ditions. Price 2oc, SEC and 81.
per bottle. Sold By Fuson DR.,
Co.-adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-11-29

II J. Rice was in Springfield
Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
ARMY IN NEED OF
20 RADIO OPERATORS:
MILITIA PROMOTIONS

Twenty radio operators are want
ed at once by the chief officer of the
signal corps, according To word re-
ceived 10y Sergt. John Skees Of the
army recruiting station. The army
is having great difficulty in securing
these men. as the navy enlisted a
great number of these men for their
branch.
Four more enlistments were re-
corded this morning. The men leav-
ing were. Joseph Gillette. Denver.
Colo: Clarence Haas. William Ryan,
Leon Wavryzyniak and :. Nowick-
lax. am of this city. Most OF the
men enlisting at the present time are
being sent 10 the quartermaster' 3
corps 10 learn the cooking and bak-
ing trade.
Capt guy Kmbau of the machine
gum company announced the follow
ing promotions I'm his division.
James RuWan from sergeant 20 first
sergeant: Harold Marquis from ser
eeaut 20 first sergeant. Ralph slime
bach was appointed mess sergeant.
The site for the training of the
four local companies OF the Indiana
national guard during their stay i'm
this city has NOT vet been decided
upon. bat DC is likely Pottawatomie
park viii Dee the choice of Col
Freyermuth and the captains
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
DEATHS
FRANK BASTON.

Frank Pastor. Sf3 Anthony ST.,
died az his home Tuesday evening
az o. O'Clock. lie was 90 years old
and was born ia Perry county. Ohio.
Besides his wife Catherine. he Is
survived by the following children.
George and JAY OF south Bend. Jes-
SIZE OF DcMotte Ind, Mrs Eliza beth
nixon and Mrs. Benjamin Crawford
OF this city. Ice also leaves one
sister, Mrs Katie Brown, os ohio,
and two brothers. Andrew OF Crom-
we'll Iuu., and Harvey OF Upper
rIudusky, %.
u4H Ice held az DeMoJte Thursday.