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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05

produce any American prisoners. !
American ayiators i'm battle wi
German airmen near Pont a. Mouss
today routed the enemy One cner
machine is believed to have been driy
down.
American bombing machines in IN,
attack on ConilanS and Longuyon yc
lerday were successful. In Longuy
the rahers dropped iorty-iour bonn
and seven direct hits were observed ]
Baroncourt four direct hits were d
served.
In the Conilans raid more than
thousand Kilograms OF bombs wa
dropped on the junction of the Brio
Conllans Metz railway. The bridge
the former road was DESTROYED All d
machines returned safely.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
FINDS 7 DEAD HUNS
NEAR BROTHERS, BODY

NEW BRIGHTON, Pa-"Today We
were mp ON the battlefield 10 bury our
hoyS and We found Werner among the
dead Now, dad, do not worry too
much lie died game lie still held his
rifle in his hands and there were seven
dead Huns in front Of him" This was
in letter received hv John Mclar-
land from his son. telling him oi the
death OF another son ON the Marine bat.
tefeld.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
SP0TLESS TOWN IN
REALITY PLANNED

CLFVELAND-Cleve will he
"spotless Town" in reality, Il rlar
proposed by the mayors advisory war
board is adopted Under this plan the
city will have a "houSekeeper, who
will he assisted by twenty-six women,
one for each ward in the city, who will
see TO the determination OF flies and
other pests and will oversee the clean.
ing OF all parts Of the city throughly
and regularly An appropriation Of $50,
100 is asked to see the plan through.
The "housekeeper" and her aids
would see to the proper disposal OF
GARBAGE, elimination OF noxious weeds
reporting Of sick and neglected chill.
drcn, instruction OF the public in clean
living and any other duties that nigh,
arise toward keeping the ciy's health
! ~ TO the highest possible standard.
0sv''sularly among babies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
KIWANIS CLUB WILL
HELP 7. M. C. A. DRIVE

Serg' Ninton Bewlcy and Lieut.
Mcrlc q Howard addressed members
OF the klwauis club who were at the
meeting TODAY at the Lee IIuckins ho-
TEL The decision TO get behind the
drive OF the y. N e.. A. campaign.
which was reached by the executive
committee OF the kiwauis. was ap-
proved at the general meeting today
\ beautiful KiwaniS emblem. bronze on
OAK was presented 7. /. Howard for
record attendance. II. /. Bradburu
gave the emblem.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
b, WAY Of Comparison

NEW YORK.-H I. Webster. IN,
cartooni,t. told the following at a rc.
cent meeting OF the Salmagundi club
Shrapnel Shrieked all about Bomb,
dropped from the sky, and every SC
often a big German she'll burst over.
head Suddenly ono Nank burst into 4
tit Of aughter.
IS matter. Buddy" hi, mate asked
fearing that he had suddenly gone IN.
sane.
81 wa, Just thinkin' Bill" replied m,
other between chuckle', "oi the runr
that held me mp ono night in Memphi,
with a 22-calibcr revolver"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
MISSING IN ACTION.
SEpCEANTS


Frederick G Knntz New York, Y Y
Elmer J. McCune, Cripple Creek, Col
coRPorALs.
Clarence c. DaNW " 'etka, Okla Jas
y. Fnright. Manchester Eng Joseph
Fisher, Winfield. n. Y: Glen n. Fritz.
Winiamsport Md; Only Howard Jo-
rome. Wayland, Mich; Rodney r. John
son. Colcnndn. M; Leonard ialsyi kala-
makO6 Mich
Mechanic, John johnson. Akron. Ohio.
RpiVATEs
John T.. Bailey. Kec~er. Va; George
Rarsnack, Ramey. Pa Bernard L. Booth
Emmetsburg, Iowa; Victor A. Csrabone
New York, n. Y; Eugene r Clark. Col
orndo Springs, Col
Frank A Coelho. san Jose. Cal Joseph
r. Coley. Glen Alice. Tenn: William VI
Corners, Scranton. Pa John "a. Craw-
ford, Montrose. n Y. Joseph Dunciikas
Harrison. n. j.: Clifford y. Eastman
Bon1inca, Mich, Frank II Fills Egin
Tenn; Joseph G, Eunlce. Waycross. Ca
Claud T. Graves. ThornhRm. s. NJ John
J Gilllland, Webber Falls okla: Roya
JacobuH. Nurevess. Ind Fred s. Jain
cite, Philadelphia. Pa; Joseph Lopomo
ucrvaseo, Italy
Hohcrt /. McAilister, Sumnrrcio, Va,
Bernard W. Mcdonald. indianapolis, ND
Edward Y. Macdonald Rapport. Mich
Clifford A. Msrcress. KsukRuna wis
Clarence Lee Newlin, Cravfordsvillc
Ind. Marcln OsAtIow, Ottlo, Galcia.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
HUSBAND PRISONER,
WIFE ASKS DIVORCE

Mrs Eva England asked the district
court of Oklahoma county this morning
TO give her $50 a month alimonv pend
ing divorce proceedings against her
husband, Who she asserts IS IN jail at
Carthage Mo, on a felony charge She
asks custody cf two minor children
The couple were married IN Oklahoma
CITY IN 1909
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
Americans Move
Jver Plateau

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
NORTH OF THE NFSLE RIVER.
Sept ~ p n.y. The American force,
following un the German retreat FROM
he Ne,lc moved steadily over the
plateau between ,hc Nc,lc and the
Nnc TODAY and by noon their I'D.
,anced elements had filtered into the
Hopes ON the northern side of IN,
plateau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
RewardOfered
Boches Taking
American Men
German Commander in LOr-
raine Is Eager for
a Yank,
BY the Annotated PtraA.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN LORRAINE, Sept S.-Order, cap
tured by American troop, in the Toul
sector and signed by the commander
OF the German division offer a re
ward OF 400 marks TO the-Serman sol
dier bringing in the first American
prisoner
The German commander IS appar
emily Unusually anxious, iot in another
order he threatens 10 send an entire
regiment out on patrol ii it fails to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
PREACHER TO FIGHT
INSTEAD OF PREACH

TOLEDO The Rev + n. Schotl
pastor OF Point Place Union church
ha, enlisted lie SAYS he is not going
INTO the army TO carry a Bible but 10
carry a gun. 1t is the Reverend Schotts
belief that he can do more for ciyilila-
ton bv killing off a few German OPP
poucnls TO civilization than he can by
preaching TO the boy, who are killing
off the Huns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
DIVERSIFIED CROPS
REPLACE ONIONS

LAREDO. Texas-The Laredo sec.
ton, which Tor fifteen years has en-
ioyed the distinction Of being the heay
lest Bermuda onion producing section
Of the United States, will grow an un.
usually small crop OF onions the com
ing season, as many growers who lost
heavily on their last crop will devote
their attention 10 diversified ytgeta-
ton The indications are that about
5000 acres will he planted in dyer,i
fed truck and onions the coming sea.
.Nu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
Fined for Taking TIP.

ATLANTA, Ga.--The first fine i'm.
posed in Atlanta for violation Of IN,
anii-lippinp law fell upon Daisy and
viii Nlraighter, arrested ON the charg,
Of begging around the county court,
house.
I'VE were not begging" they said
I'VE merely accepted tips from some
OF our friends"
We'll, that's against the law now
too.' said the court 1T will cost YOU
50 apiece
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
% FROM TWO BLOCKS
RESPOND TO CALL

EAU CLAIRE, Wis Its name i,
Germanla and 1t is only street here
and just two blocks long at that, hut
Il has ms own service flag and has is
sued a challenge to any street OF SINH
lar length IN the nation to show a bet.
ter record From It's two blocks il ha,
sent forth twenty-three young men at
the call OF Uncle Sam.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05

Anderson. Lexington Ky; Charles hid
well. Bridgeport Mich Herman b
Brown, Sykoscilr Md Daniel j. Gala
han, Brooklyn. y Y
Vincent Cimino. Chicago. IN John H.
is. Orange. N j. Charles " Fletcher
Minneapolis, MINI. Logan Gabbard, COW
Creek. Ky; Jay &. Grummt. lonln, Mich
Peter Israel. Washington, Pa; Henry
Kopp, Brooklyn. n. Y - Thomas Osborne
Newport News. Va: Tony Noack, Detroit
Minn: Sophus Olson, Detroit, MINI.
John W. Paul. Fairfield. Ill; Lester 6
Ramsey. Slelth. W. Va boy Riddle. le
troleum. Va. Jerry J. Riendeau New
Bedford Mass Chelan Ross, Akin. lll
Paul Rowitzer, New York. y. Y. Forrest
Dewey Sampson. Kalamazoo. Mich: WI
liam V. Scholz. Winslow. AriI; W. nix
Andrew Trcpcynski. Detroit, Mich
Stanley W Watson, Chicago, H.. tglr
Walter Wertz. Grand Rapids. Mich WI
lam Whinnie. Linton, Ind, Eddie l.
Mynigear. Sulphur Springs, Texas: Fred
William Zimmerman Manistee Mich.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
ROMAN CANDLES USED
TO SCARE BlACKBIRDS

BELLEFONTAlNE, ON recent
years citizens OF Bslleiontane have
been allowed to use shot guns to scare
blackbirds away from their homes. The
shot guns are tabooed this year Roman
candles or clapboardS only are ~ be
used
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troops reached the crest of the ridge dominating the river

troops reached the of the ridge dominating the river
Aisne.
In the Nesle region on the Somme front the French
crossed the Somme canal Voyenne and Ooy Just to the
south they have reached the region beyond Hombeaux
merry -Hallon and Favy-e- -Medeux.
Between the Alette and the Asne the towns of Clancy
braye and Missy Aisne have been captured.
The operation the Vesle has been extended to the east
and crossing has been effected between Veneaux and Jon
cherry two and one half mile front
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
AlI.o.d warrant EIn.d-Gnnrrl

Alleged VAprAnt Fined George O'Ct
nor, arrested by Pickett Wtten, pla
cluthesmsn, wits fined so and costs
tho municipal court this morning on
charge OF vAErancy a bottle OF nj
cotics and injection needles found
him was turned over 10 the court
inspection O'tonnor said he lived
BIittOn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
BabYls Second Snmmar

GROVES BABY BOWEL MEI
CINE will correct the Stomach i
Bowel Troubles and it IS absolut,
harmless. Can be given to infants W
perfect safety. See directions on
bottle. (Ad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
KILLED IN CTION
OFFICERS.

KILLED IN CTlON
OFFICERS.
Lieut. Charles Allen Hammond, Port
,sorgt James T Gominion, Shreveport,
Corp. Michael J. o'Conncn, jamaica
Plains, Mass
PRlvATEs.
Lo!ndrgm Allen, Gacmey, $ c.. FLOYD
H. hnwklns, SoutN kaukauna, We.
Harry {. Leeman, Arcadia. Ind Oscar
Merle Patterson, Mt Pleasant Mich (:
Syend L, RnsbuSen, Hutchinson MINI
LBdc w. Scarlet. Centerville. Iowa.
Joseph BARRIER, Pecl, Wash John Ciack.
n(Htw. N. Y; John l.. Hmkle, Ossawato.
me, KAN Carlo Ludovici, Rome. Italy:
otto 6, Mehng. Wausau, wis. John &
Miller Los Angeles. Cal James Munro
,hmbridge Wis; Emil Parila. Gnrdncr.
Mass; John Frank Smith. Springfield.
John II. Snyder. Irwin: Pa; George W
Marshall, Time, Pa. Oskar Mitchell
hull, Mass; Louis j. Morris. VINEYARD
raven Mass; James A. Oliver, Bridge
water Mass, ANil Julius Peterson. 81
iaul' MINI; Edward Pomarnky, Midland.
MIS-; Stewart Reynolds, Chicago M /:
John j. Schley. SOlney n. Y, Curtis T
shelton, Woodrow. Fla Louie T. SIefeTt
warren, Pa: Everett Francis Smith
Lagrange, Ky; Robert L. Sours. Luray,
Va Ole Swanson, Elders. $. D.. Curtis
Ihackrton. Harrisburg. III: Frederick
Nonbehrsn, Brewster Minn: Edmund .
wagner. Lacrosse, Ind. James =. Walk
.rI, lAdonia. Texas. Joroph NJ Nallock
Milwaukee Wis.
Edward zachowski Milwaukee. WIS .
william 4. Hicrkc, South Elgin. IN Jo.
srph r Andradc, Santa Clara, Cal A:
Louis y. Perry. DAILY City. Cal: Andrew
Burwan MelrOse Park. III: Thomas
GhimelewlnI Rodum. Poland Hugh A.
Golden, chicago, Ill Louis Gordon. Phil.
adelphia. pn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
OEEIrEpS

OFFICERS.
Capt James Nandyke Nelson. Bellevue
Leuts otto Carlson Albany. Mo.
Jorod William Day Ashland. Wis
Wayne s. ShuttleWofth. Paramount, w
Va LOUIS Minans Spaulding, Boston
Mass; Marney " Wiley. Woodhurn
Iowa. Francis NJ Long. Carrollton. Ca
SERGEANTs.
Fred Lehman, Tigerton. wis: Law,
renee J. Llnkenheimer. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Thomas +. Shepherd, piney Flats, Tenn
coRPoRALs.
Gust Beheke. Roundup. Mont: John
Eoucek RerWyn, m Alton e Brltih
Traverse city, Mich. Arthur = Dunn
HAVANA. Cuba
David G. Harp. Bakorstown. Md
,omer J, Landry. Webster. Miss; Robert
Lllburn Nichols Coldwatcr Nllrh..
Thomals NJ Finley, Fort Gaines, Ga,
Paul T. Darlington, Griffin. Ga Albert
kuay, " kalispell. Mont: Mike l.. Ma
honey, Chicago. Ill; Walter MAnguem
pittsburgh, Pa; Raymond J. SchectE ST
Joseph, Mo James l.. Schenngman. Ne
fnnce. Mo James n Sidoi. Dudley. No
John T. Tipps, Camp Bell Texas Fred
Ski Mt Carmel, Pa: Thomas wood,
Mechanic. Lennls A Mattlngly. Fords.
Vile. Ky
PRIVATEs.
william Blank Portage. Wiz: Jane,
Rroshears, Bonneville Ind George W
Davis. laramie. Wyo James H. Davis
Slatington, Pa: Clarence Dix, Cszenovla
Wis, William puwe, Sturgeon Bay
Wis; Elias koloiolias, Lowell. Mass
Clare y. Mcfarland. Paw Paw. Mich.
George w. Mcintosh, Necdham, Mass
Michael ] Malonoy Wakefeid MaEt
Ollie l. Mason. Arlington. s. G.: Harold
w hunson, Spokane. Wash Edward y
Neuel, CriyitS, Wis; Patrick J. Tralnor
bayvllle, \. Y furr Treber, cambridge
ohio; Leslie y Williams Rulings. Mont
Nlaless J Adams, Gibson la! Aiber, Z
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05

Joseph D. Rankin, Detroit. Mich James
\. Rutan, Rochester. n Y
-Four in Marines List.
WASHINGTON. Sept Til, marin.
corps casualty list issued Tbursd, /,
morning shows
Killed In Aetior ...
Died OF wounds
wounded severely .............f
Wounded slightly ..................t
Io'al ................. ...............4
The list.
KILLED ~ ACTION.
=, Private Leland NJ Reynolds, st. Louis.
DIED or WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION.
pIivate' Clinton 4 Dcnlinger, Plerson.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Private Jack ". Decknrd. Cleveland
Ohio ''''""'
WOUNDED IN ACTION.
serEt Willie X. Jefress. Kaufman.
feIas w.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETER-
MINED

Lieut.. John Atkinson, Carlyle, Pa
Scrgt Antonio Louis. Blue Island. III
PRlvkTGs
Joseph NJ Cowen. brooklyn. n. Y,
Reinhart \. pahms. Morgan. Mlnn.: Wal.
ter u. Cunning. Ticonderoga. n. Y, Tier.
man Kerber. Rice Lake, Wis; Phillp Mol,
leone, lsolA. Italy: John Noyokusk
Michawaka. Ind Carter Andrew Roberf
Creedmoor, y c.: Atelio J. ScOlattl. lrpr
Mountain, Mich Alex Taiure. Fon'nnlle
Italy. Pete Yieder. Philadelphia, Pa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05

Oklahomans in the list included
Corporal Clarence {. Day, We
lectka, Okla, missing
Private John Gilliland, Wcbbcr
Falls, Okla, missing
The complete list.
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Deaths

Eula Mae Hicks, 1 year I month";
Emergency hospital
LirEle May bosm, " years, 2i3s West
Eleventh street
Jeff Roberts 81 years negro, sos North
Rhode Island,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
DIED or WOUNDS

Lieut.. Harold Clinton Wasgatt. Everett.
Mass Corp. Guido DagostIno New
York, y. Y
sPRlVATEs.
'harle' Hoomcs, Chapman. Ala: FL
uer NJ. Ogle spokane Wash George
q. smith Seymour. Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
80 VT Afl6n r. y y
ppIvATEs

Casey Denncu. Warwick Ga: Albert
= Eckhardt. Lafayette, y. Y: Bernard
}. Manthey Shvy hogan. wis. Lawrence
A Wair. Little Rock, Ark
DIED or ACCIDENT. OTHER CAUSES
PRIVATEs.
Paul T. Burton. Ohorlin. Ohio: Earn
est T. Esvaug, Kmbalton. Iowa: Charles
Suhocki, Perry y. Y; Jesse Vandegrft
Philadelphia. IN Maxwell Such, New
York y Y, Fred NJ, Weigcl, Jefferson
city Mo
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4 Joseph d, Rankin, Detroit. Mich Jane,
\. Rutan, Rochester. n Y
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~l1'

WASHINGTON. Sept. s. - The army
casualty list issued Thursday morning
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Vital Statistics

Marriage Licenses
Dwight Peacock, n years old. and Wv.
tan Turner, % years old, both Of Okla.
homl CITY
&. W. CoynRr. rs years old. and Glady,
Miller, ~ Years old both Of Yukon.
Joe Payne. - years old and Lots Wal.
lace. 90 years old, both Of Oklahoma
city
benjamin Townsend IS years old Val.
liant, and Ellen Allen, % years old, Brtr.
tow
Roy nupree. y years old, Oklahoma
City, aud Beylah Rose, 23 years Old
Hickory
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05

Hickory
Bulldlnp Permits
r. n Lletrick, repair frame church
$500, 1873 West Thirty eighth street
Nellie n voltz, frame garage. itSis
fl2b, 1920 West Thirteenth street
Births.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Never. ii31 West
Thirty fourth street, girl
Mr. and Mrs Frank Smith, Glb West
Reno. boy
Mr. and Mrs n r. Kane. Siia West
c avenue. girl
NJ: and Mrs. Y s. Dunavay. city.
boy
MIR and Mrs Jack Smith, sOe North
Broadway. boy
Mr. and Mrs chester Arthur Swcnson
l20 East Il avenue, boy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
USED CARS

Bargains ia used cars, some almost
new; in first class condition. See these
az the Ford Salesroom, 226 5. Michigan
St 414-tf
HINKLE
MOTOR COMPANY.
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PUBLIC SALE


PUBLIC SALT
>PEtIAl.-SPBCIA SPECIAL.
A~ ] HAA T. SOLD Ny Farm.
j. HERMAN BAIZER. WILL SELL ny
AND IMPLEMENTS. HOU SEHoLs3
GOODS AND ALL OTHER Articles.
III ESDAN MARCH . 1918
BEGINNING At go A. "
HORSES.
Six horses One four years pedigrrei
gray Geldin-, two mare colts one two
year geldinc black. one 1f-ycar-old sor-
re. horse. oue ft-year-old black mare
CATTLE
'ne fhree-y year old Guernsey COW vii
De- fresh about April 4 ; one three year
old Guernsey COW. fresh Jan 4 one
Guernsey cow. fresh Fen. I. four wears
ooid one Guernsey cow. four years old
fresh about the time 81 sale one -four
Year COW viii be fresh about April Is
One Jersey. live years old. fresh abOut
april =. four Guernsey yearling hciferS
TWO Hueru>ey calves.
There are about 100 chickens
GRAIN AND FEED.
About 40 tons OF cnSilage. 500 bushels
" seed oats 30 bushels ~ Sir Walter
Raleigh seed potatoes. government In
spertcu also some corn In the shock.
MACHINERY
one T. III a. manure spreader. one
beerln- riding pillow. one 90 Oliver
waiLing pillow, one Deering Riding cui-
tvator. one disk harrow one three
section harrow, one Champion potato
digger. one Champion planter. Deerng
mower. half interest iu Deering binder
two farm wagons. and an household
goods including piano
These implements 3re an nearly new
TERMS OF SALE-Sums Of 500 and
under cash in hand. On all sums over
500 eight months time will De given.
purchaser giving his note With approved
security. with interest at six per cent
from date. NJ property 20 be removed
until terms of sale are complied with
IEight per cent interest ON notes not paid
when due. Two per cent discount for.
cash on all sums over SEQ
This farm is better known as tie
John shrimp farm Two miles north -
the Riug0 Corners
2o0J-4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28

GET A GOOD POSITION QUICKLY
You can do IL II YOU are a graduate Of
our school because the thOroughness OF
our institution is well known and our
students are usually preferred when
available. Begin course any day or
evening Kelly Business School. 10 +.
Wayne ST. Gall or phone Bell 943, Home
24S4 134f-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
NO ICE THIS YEAR.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

SEVEN AND ONE-HALF lots on :.
Main, 500 each; spring gardening viii
soon begin; why not raise your own on
you own! X. T. Dunbar 1882 .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
RAID PASTOR RUSSELL
FOUNDATION OFFICES

NEW YORK. Feb Agents Of
the United States army intelligence
service raided the headquarters ira
Brooklyn of the Pastor Russell foun-
dation. a r~puted religious organic
zion. late today, and seized num-
Der OF books and papers. The liter
sture was turned over 10 the federal
district attorney 10 determine Il it
-9ntained seditious matter
The raid was said 10 have been
made in connection with the arrest
ee-entIy OF followers of the Russell
sect in Toronto. Ont. whore Eve per-
sons are OH trial charged with pub
isnng and circulating a book called
the Finished Mysiery alleged 10
1e sedLtIous.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
OFFICE HELP.

BEGIN COURSE NOW and our employ
nient departms't viii place you in a
position during August or september.
Stenography, typewriting. dictaphOne
tabulating, typewriting dictatiOn, style
Duplicating machine. commercial CORES
pOndencc. efficiency. Day aud night
course Home study course for stenO-
graphers and typists. preparing for civil
service positions The Thomas School
High grade; the best. American Trust
Bldg.
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Used CAR RARGAINS

1-1914 Cole > passenger. 4 cyl. re-
painted.
l-l9l4 Cadillac passenger. good con-
ditiOn
1-1914 Studebaker Coupe. a bargain.
Woods Electric 4 passenger Coupe,
good batteries and tires. seat covers /;
also rect'der. big bargain at 800.
IL Will pay YOU 20 come in and see
these cars. rs the prices are exceptional
~ low. Franklin Motor Car Co. Far
mers' Trust Bldg 213 W. Jefferson
Blvd 1441-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
notice OF ADMINISTRATIONS.

Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed by the tler 4
0f the Circuit Court of 50 Joseph C0uu
a.. state uff Indiana. administrator of
the estate willard Wire iate ~ 81 joe
-eph County. deceased.
Said estate is supposed TO ur solvent
CLAUDE WILLIAMS. Adm.
Feb H. 1915
GEORGE SANDS. Atty. for Adm
18-2l--s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28

LOST-A white Poodle dog answers 10
the name OF ToOdie Reward offered.
1al Home Phone Gj7G or residence. "A
n 1t Louis st
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notice OF ADMINISTRATION

Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed by the Clers
Of the Circuit Court 81 81 Joseph Coun-
"a. state of Indiana. eNecutrix of the
estate OF James b Austin. late n 81 Jo-
seph County. and Washington ID. a.. de-
ceased.
Said estate is supposed 90 DO solvent
HARRIET f. a HAGER. ExecutriX-
Feb l. 1915
LOUIS N. HAMNERSCHMIDT.
Atty for EXecutriA l4-Zl -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28

W ANTED-Ford car. either touring or
roadster. CAN Joseph Kisb. ir. Room
., odd Fellows Bldg Home phone 800.
19JO-Mar 3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28
LEGAL NOTICE.
NorIcE OF ADMINISTRATIONS

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed by the 'lors
o. the Circuit Court of ST Joseph touu-
~. State OF Indiana. admini~trutor 81
the estate Of James MallOn late Of St
Joseph County. deceased
Said estate il supposed 90 be solvent
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANN. Adm.
Feb 3G 1915
+. J. HOULIHAN Atty FOR Adm
Z~-T-l4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28

III BLIt SAIL
viii sell at Public Sale at my resi-
dcuce mile west Of the city limits ou
Division 81 rd ON
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 9TH
Commencing at 10 o'clock sharp, tie
following property:
Five head of horses. I span OF muie-.
shOats . sets 81 good double work
harness. I set double driving harness.
single driving harness. disc harrow. 81
section spike tooth harrow. corn plant
er. 2-horse check row planter riding
cultivHtorS. bean harvester. hand culti-
vatOr. l-horse gang cultlNator~.
Studehaker wagons. ! wagon without
box. top buggy. road Wagon. rubber
tired 2-seated surry, cutter. hand corn
planter sprIyer for cabbage. wheelbar
row household goods and other articles
too numerous 20 mention
NJ e. GRAY. Trustee
" NJ RIGSBEE. Aucti0neer.
OWEN H. WINDLE. Clerk.
Ladies' Aid Of MuEsOn chapel viii serve
lunch 1882