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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-24
AGGIES SUFFER LOSS
OF WOLVERINE GAME

Associated Press Service:
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. pa
The University OF Michigan outplay-
ed the Michigan Aggies here this
afternoon. defeating the East Lans-
ing eleven q to 6. chiefly by their
ability to break through the visit
or's defense
The Aggies' only score came in
the final few minutes Of play when
two fast forward passes close 10
the wolverine goal enabled Archer
10 get over.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-24
GOLF TOURNEY
WILL BE HELD DURING
NEXT SUMMER SEASON
ASSOCIATED Press Service:

Associated Press Service:
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Directors of
|the Western Golf association de-
|hided today TO hold the regular golf
championship tournaments next sea-
bon. as the Germans had been de-
|eated and hostilities apparently
|nded. Tournaments We're suspended
asst summer by the Western asso-
|iation while the United States Golf
! ssociation has not held national
meets for two years on account OF
/ NE war.
The places for holding the ANA
eur oper and Junior meet will be
decided at the annual meeting of
he association in Chicago ON Jan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-24
mERRNIANN NoN-CoNnnTTAL

Associated Press ScrSlce:
CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. 23.-.I do
not know anything about il: there
has been no meeting and I have
nothing further 20 say" Chairman
Hermann OF the National Baseball
commission said tonight when ques-
toned as 90 the announcement Of
IT. y. Hampstead OF the New York
Nationals and Harry Frazee of the
Boston Americans. that former
PRIEST William ~ TAFT had been Of
fered the position as sole member
OF the National commission
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-24
NOTICE

All members OF Modern Woodmea
OF America are invited to attend
class Adoption Monday evening.
Nov %. of Colfax camp S306. AT N
w OF a. hall, S21 5. Michigan 81.
Advt- 9494-2f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-24

Or. Leona x Stevens announces
the opening OF new office for the
pra ctice OF osteopathy in the Farm
ers' TRUST hldE Suite 4-2 Once
hours 90 s.. Evening by appoint
ment Phones Boil Res 1858:
Home. 1855. Office. Bell 22SS
Advt 9541-25
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-24
ROCKNE' s SQUAD
Gets MARGIN IN
STATE STRUGGLE
Gold and Blue Rolls Up BIG
Score Against Lafayette
Final, rs to s.
-. .TIme. - -.

News 7 ImrH special Service.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov 2a.-
Notre Dame completely outclassed
Purdue here this afternoon and the
ngnting boilernakers fell 26 to s
in q contest featured By Gipp's line
plunging and end running. and the
general open field playing Of the
Catholics.
Purdue scored in the opening
quarter by placing the ball on Notro
Danes one-yard line by a series Of
clever passes and runs. and then
Quarterback Murphy carried the ball
across the line for Purdue's only
point. In the second period Gipp
passed 10 Kirk for a 24-yard gain
and then the end scored. Gipp fail
cd TO kick goal Gipp scored on a
criss-cross play but failed 20 kick
goal Later in the game Gipp scored
from the 12-yard line on an Off
tackle play and then kicked goal
Notre Danes other score was made
when Quasi punted 20 Mohn. who
raced 73 Yards for a touchdown AMI
Isameau kicked goal II was a great
uame but Purdue failed to show the
stuff exhibited by the old gold and
blue wearers in previous games this
season. and the line, usually impreE-
nable. was like a sieve this after
noon
1000 Witness Game.
The weather was ideal and 1000
people, the largest crowd Of the
season. witnessed the contest
The lineup:
Notrc Dame (25) Purdue (6)
Kirk .............-. ....... Quasi
Left el
Stein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Birk
Left tackle.
IT, Anderson ............ Hargrave
Left guard.
Larson .....- ....... Mitchell
Center.
Smith ....-.--.-. .-...... Phillips
Right guard
|trOWley ............- Bartlett
Right tackle.
/ r. Anderson .......... Bendixen
Right end.
|Lockard ......-.......... Murphy
Quarterback
|Gipp ..-............. Waters
Left halfback.
Barr Observation-Disclosures. DAILY
Right halfback.
Lam beau .............. Markley
Fullback
Substitutions-Pur Roth for
|Daly; Mcintosh for Roth; Whipkus
flor Lewis: Rate for Murphy: Lewis
for Hargrave; Stanwood for Mitchell:
IMeeker for Mcintosh.
Notre Dame, Mohn for Lockard,
Donovan for Kirk; Mohardt for
Berry.
Touchdowns - Purdue. Murphy
INOtre Dame. Gipp. 2; Kirk. Mohn.
E Goal after touchdown, Gipp, 1: Lam
beau. /.
Referee. Gordon. Har-
hard; umpire. Lipski, Chicago: head
|linesman. Davis. Princeton.
Score by periods:
Notre Dame. ,...O 10 : 6-26
Purdue -. -.6 o o. g
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-24
HIGH DEFEATED
IN FINAL CAME
Hammond H. S. and South
Bend Use Aerial Route in
Saturday Conflict.

The local pigskin high school ar
fists went down 10 defeat in the last
game OF the season at the hands Of
the Hammond eleven Saturday aft
ernoon at divers field by a score Of
10 20 0. The high school eleven was
weakened by the illness of Waters,
the locals star center. and Of Wun-
derrick, the scrappy left end. Four
men also played their last game for
the locals they are: Capt. Olsen,
Rose. Cunningham and Pomerantz.
all four OF the men who were fight
ing 10 make their last game sue
cess.
The first half was a continual pro-
cess of the ball changing hands. the
locals working the pigskin many
times 20 the HammOnd's 5 and 10
yard line, but here the west state
crew would transform into a stone
wall and hold tbs Bepders. Capt.
Olsen tried many times to dropkick
a goal. but his trusty toe didn't
seem to be up to its normal accur-
acy.
The game opened with the locals
receiving. Strickler taking the ball
for dash OF five yards. The locals
worked line plunges during the
whole half finding the Hammond
line very easy TO pierce. the backfeld
taking the ball for yards many TAX
ing the bali for yards many times.
The Hammond crew pulled many
clever pass formations during the
half. Serring popped up and caught
one. running 90 Yards for a touch
down. but as luck had it the whistle
blew for time The first half ended
with no score.
In the second half the local root
ers got a surprise when Hammond
scored two points on the Benders,
in less than two minutes, Olsen be-
ing tackled behind the Hammond
goal by Kovacy The Hammond crew
then started the aerial route which
worked with the utmost success.
Hammond forcing a touchdown on
the Benders, in "A series of pa sses.
before the quarter was up. The high
school lads used the forward pass
the last quarter of the game and
the pigskin was in the air II ost Of
the time. Hammond's last touch
down came when SchillO, the husky
fuHback intercepted a pass rum
ming 80 yards for a touchdown. Gun
ningham and Buntman starred for
the locals, while Schillo and Gear
ing starred for the west state men.
The lineup follows:
Hammond. South Bend.
Pierce .....-...... NInlJh
Right end.
HollOwell .....-........ Buntman
Right tackle.
HOdOnas ............... ZuNer
Right guard.
PfrOmmer .............. follower
Center.
Young Observation-Disclosures. POmerantZ
Left guard.
Kovacy CCaptl .......... Rose
Left tackle.
Seidenbecker ......-...... Wedel
Left end.
Shanks Edwards
Right halfback.
SchiIlo ........... (Capt) Olsen
Fulback.
HusIev ...... Cunningham
Left halfback.
Stricken ........-... Gearing
Quarterback.
substtions: Palmer for Shanks,
FarIine for Hodanas, RObacher for
Strickler.
Touchdowns-Sch ..
Goals from touchdown ?.
Touchba ck-HammOnd
Referee, Cook; umpire.
Hurley: timekeeper, Fribley; head
linesman. Overhaulser
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-24

Strickler.
Touchdowns-Sch ,.
Goals from touchdown ?.
Touchba ck-HammOn
SOficials-Ref eree, Cook; umpire,
Hurley: timekeeper, Fribley; head
linesman Overhaulser.
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
Great Damage By Overflow

The heavy rains the .atter part
of last week caused strawberry
river and other 5treams in thia sec.
ton to do many thousand dollars
DAMAGE to farms and crops in this
territory While the waters did
not reach such a high stage as In
the HOOD of 1915 the damage 10
land was sreater In this overflow.
Ia many instances On strawberry
river and piney Creek crops we're
ruined and the Iand washed 10
such an extent that il cannot be
planted again this season A sreat
many farmers who had in crops
now have none and a GOOD many
have no land to plant
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
Ohm WELDON KlRTlEY

The people of this town and COM
mInIfv we're saddened Friday at-
rerno0n at the announcement OIL
the death of John Weldon, the only
son of Sheriff and Mrs. y. A. -Kirt-
lev. The boy vas Ill only O little
more than a week, ana iJ was not
known BY many that he was dan.
gerously SICK and to these, as we'll
as to others the news Of his death
came as a GREAT shock.
John Weldon, VINO vas y years
old, vas the pride of the family
and a universal fayOrlte among the
people of The Town. Everyone
with wh0m he came in contact at
once recognized his friendly spirit
and manly ways and admired him
for those traits Of character that
made him a little Gentleman. lie
was one. of the best boys the writer
of these ines las ever known.
There vas no Doister0usness or
rOwdyism in his nature. but be was
quiet and unassumine, intelligent.
generous and industrious. lie was
punctuai in MS attendance at Sun
day school ana church services.
andlhe viii be g,eatiy missed by
his associates there. lie was a
leader in the Boy Scouts patrol.
and his absence will be keenly telt
by his associates in that oroaniza-
lion.
The body vas laid away in the
family 5urylne ground at Sidney
Sunday, many friends Of the family
being present.
The death Of their BOY Is a very
sad blow to Mr. ana Mrs. Kirtiey.
and their many friends nave the
greatest sympathy for them ana
The other relatives 10 his heir
lime of bereavement.
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
Bank of Cave City

Mr.. and Mrs John Love Of Frank
Iin were here several days lately
VISITING their Evening Shade reIa-
.tives and friends
Mrs f NJ PiGkens and her little
son scent several dsys this week at
Hickory Valley the guests of her
.a,her A. G. GRAY
J. " 5sarden one OF the Rec
0rd's GOOD friends at P0uahkeepsie
vas IN to see us Wednesday while
10 town on business,
The town of Williford recently
raised the sum of Sf4 as a fund to
buv tobacco for the soldiers whO
are on the fighting front
A Z. Albright Geor6e " Brewer
and DR. D W Gray. LEADING citizens
Of Cave City, we're here Friday at
tending 20 some business
John W Thompson returned a
lew days ago from Athels;an Miss.
issiDDi county. where ne sDent some
lime visiting bis son P 3 Thomp.
son.
G. P Oliver a splendid citizen Of
Sidney, was an Evening Shade vis-
itor Friday. The Record office ac.
knowledees a pleasant visit from
MIN.
{. B Freeman of the Neisonville
section vas in town one day this
week He called at this office and
made his annual contribution to the
Records eXcheauer
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17

DR. w o. Tibbles of Monette was
in town Saturday meeting his many
friends I, is understood that he
viii soon leave bis present location
and locate in Texas
Barnett Bros Of 8atesville have
Just received a biz shipment Of
millet seed and sudan 9rass seed.
You can SOW az late AZ July I on
sood land and get a crop.
No mail was received here over
the Hardy route Monday or Tues.
day because of the TACT that the
overflow wrecked one Of The ap.
Droaches Of the 5udee over Piney
Creek The damaee WAS temporar-
ily repaired and travel was resum-
ed Wednesday morning
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
Efis Sixfssn Ys1rs'
Suffering Nom Ends6

"r can sav wlfh the grAstsHt N
pleasure that Foley kldnav pills we're
he only thing that gavs ma ralisf
In sixteen Vnara'
Mr D ~ tsndsrH0n 6f Dinglei
Miss saws more than that Ton. lie
suffered With rVHiltia Inflammation
N tho hIaddarh no went ON uHtil ha
reached tha point whore he had dltHv
v~sk SPELLS and a0matimaa hn would
almost fBtnt with pain ~ course.
ha durtorpd went m IU Tho mineral
springs and drank waters ~ different
finda which altogether cost him a
large sum 0f nonsV Iflil no bar-
nansnt relief Now comes trieud
wNa F6rnmmaHdH Foley kidney Pills.
ard after using hsif dozen BOTTLES.
his pains are an zone ha 1lsrps
H0undlv hli night
When Hidnev and bladder trouble
F0mss on vou and y0n auTer The pains
and aehes ~ causes have Irregular.
painful aerFati0ns and burning sen-
Hstian lake raisya Kidney pills a.
1nea snd you wiii echo Mr. Hshaar-
sons sentiments
Barnett Drug Co
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Aszsssor OF shsrp County, Arkansas will meet
he taxpayers Of ssid county for the purpose OF
assessing the Personal property and per' capIt2
az for the year 1913 At the following times and
places ta-rtt.
Loser North township, at Cox school house
Monday June 10Th 1919
.lsper North Wirth. Tuasdav, June llth.
North Union Banks Wednesday, forenoon
8iIltop. Wednesday afternoon June l2th.
south Union Martins Creek Thursday June
-3th
Jackson Wiiford Friday and SATURDAY.. June
Lsth and 18th
North abAnon SitSa- Monday, June l7th.
south Lebanon. Dotson Tuesday, June 18th
M0roan Csntar Wednesday. June 18th.
Davidson King Mills Thursday, June 2oth.
Highland. Precinct FridsV June 21st-
Laue Creek Rose Pond SATURDAY. June 22nd-
Washington Precinct. 8Ondag, June oath.
South Bic Rock Emery TUESDAY, June 25th-.
North BIG Rock Poughkespsie- Wednesday.
june 26th.
5trauherTv. Nelsnuvie- Thursday. June 9th.
Big Creek Union. gridav, June 2sth.
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
K. q. Davidson.
assessor, Sharp County, ArKansaS-

A marriaee license vas issued
the latter parr of LAST week TO Ward
Crotr and Miss Alma FOard, ayOune
couple living 10 Lard county.
Atty F. NJ Pickens was at Mel
bourne a day or two the hrst part OF
the week attending to some busl-
ness matters In Chancery court
Arthur Sullivan of Hardy, one Of
the countys leading attorneys, vas
here Saturday looking after some
matters Of business and meeting
friends.
Mrs. Chas. Dial, residing a few
miles west Of town, eft the first
part of the week for CamD Beanre.
card. La. where shs will visit her
husband. who is a member of the
army there.
Judge j. W. Smith vas taken
quite i'll Monday night, following
the public speaking at the court
house and was under the care Of A
physician for several hours. he
was suffering from heart trouble.
He was unable 20 accompany the
candidates TO Cave City Tuesday,
out left Wednesday, to resume the
canvass at Shelbyviile. "t
At Batesville last Friday Miss
Willie Edwards, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. W A. Edwards, vas mar
ried to Ohio Matheny, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. h. Matheny OF Maxville
Both these young people are quite
veil known in Evening shade and
their many friends will jOIn this
DaDer In extending to them con-
1ramlations and hearty eood wishes.
They viii reside in New Orleans
where Mr.. Matheny IS paymaster
10 the u S. navy
Next Saturday is the annual
school meeting date. We do not
know how the people Of this dis
trict feet about the matter, but not
a district in the county needs to
vote the full limit Of taxation more
lhan does the Evening Shade dis
trict. The finances Of this district
are in deplorabie condition, serious.
ly retardine the welfare Of the pub
lie school and the school children
0fthe district. Vote a l2 mill tax
ana help remedy this condition.
The tax assessors annual notice
appears in this issue Of the Record
Since the county court refuses TO
pay for the publication Of this no.
ice from the public treasury the
assessor also refuses 10 have the
notice published at hiso expense
However the Record feeis under
obligation 10 its readers to acquaint
them With the assessors dates
and We are publishing the notice
one time for their benefit, free Of
any charge Cut the notice from
. The paper 10 assist you In remem-
benn6 these dates. They will not
appear in print AGAIN.
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
Good For rhe Whole FANNY

Every family requires a safe and
teliable cough aud cold remedy
Mrs. John Potter 20 Shupe ST.. Nj.
Pleasant Pa writes " have used
Foley.s Honey and Tar for colds for
years and highly recommend il to
all families Contains no opiates
Checks bronchial and grip coughs.
Group and whoopina cough, Barnett
Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17

SURGEONS agree that IN case OF
cuts. burns. bruises ana wounds, the
frst treatment Is the most lmpor-
tant. When an efficient lnuseptlc
is applied promptly there is no dan
aer Of infection ana the wound be-
gins to neal at once. For use on
nan or BEAST. Boruzone is { d e
deal antlseptlc ana iesiinR agent.
Buy il now ana be ready Tor an EN-
areency. Price 25c, 50 ana SlOO
per bottle. Sold by Barnett Drug
Co.
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
Lewis smith Of I
township mas our tlilTI
5Crlptlon remittance
ADMINISTRATIVE

By virtue Of an order d y
Court for tne southern Diiirs
as pubic administration Of iir
ninistrutor Of the estate Of Az
sd. viii on
aturuay ArA
between che hours Of looaa
ana three O clock In Ihshlf'1
ront door Of the court as1sa
Arkansas. offer tor sais % ~
d credit of .hrre month"; =
required 10 give note Eln
approved by the adminIitiA
rom aue until pad at me :"
8or annum ana d len 70 % ="
until all The purchase n''u'
.nr described Ian4s situate
rict OF sharp County Afa'a
rs, vsst balf Of ihs =
ruartcr 70 and 52.iooaer~ q
ship Va north, range : R''1
This Apui 70, l9la II
LGP u
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17

Sam and Harry Metcalf Of Hardy
are paying their Evening Shade
relatives a visit
Chas Kairoscik Of Lave Creek
township requests This paper 10 say
that he will speak In EvenIne
shade Saturday night his subject
beine Why / Left Germany"
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17

Sallow complexion is due to a tor
pid liver, derbine Durlhes and
strengthens the liver ana bowels
and restores the the rosy bloom OF
health to the cheek. Price 80 cts.
Sold by Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
HOLDING YOUR OWN

An Irshman walking aone the highway asked passerby
now far it vas 10 the next town Ten miles vas the reply
ter WALKING for another hour he NET another nan and
sssin asked how far it Oh about ten miles vas
he rpnlv Pat then said Well be6o6 seem TO be hod1s
nv own wav
NOT every one can do that weii In financial affairs many
eonIa fail 10 hold their the AID of GOOD bank like
ours Nav we hen you hold yOur own2 NAY safeguard your
uds offer YOU the services Of our 6ank We n'e YOU
come in and talk it over
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
through the courtesy Of her Droth

Through the courtesy OF her broth
er. D. NJ. Sims OF Lave Creek town.
snip. Mrs Maggie Clear of Sharon.
Okla. will receive the Record twelve
months.
Barbed wire cuts. ragged wounds,
collar ana harness gall heal lp
quickly when Ballarus Snow Llnl
nsnt is applied. I, is 0oth aealine
and anusepuc. Price 25c, SOC anu
Si.OO. Sold by Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
The County Candidates

The candidates tor county offices
we're heard here last Saturday by a
large crowd although lt must be-
said there vas title enthusiasm
shown for political matters on that
occasion There seemed to be peace
among all the candidates at the ap.
pointment here except some Of the
candidates for sheriff. VINO engaged
in somewhat Of wranRIe. for which
the average listener could see no
excuse.
Because Of a lack Of time the
candidates Tor representative did
not spenE Saturday afternoon, In.
tending 10 speak at night, 5ut we're
prevented az that time On account
of rain Those VINO are after Iaqis-
.ative honors returned 10 this place
from Sidney Monday night and nd
dressed a large crowd at the court
house rhia speakina was quite in.
terestine as we'll as lengthy lasting
until after midnight.
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of The lhterior
p. $. Land Office aJ Little Roek Ark,
Apnl lgth, I1lA,

April l9th, i9lA
Notice ia hereby given Jfat William R, liarain
of 3mithviils, Ark, vbo on Nov 2 IVA naae
tomestead Entry Mo- UIll33. i0r 5W ar 3E az
5ection i2 and " HALF NE QR NE or NV
OR, Section 10. Township ~ North. Range
Vest, 5th Principal Meridian. iaa aled notice of
Intention 10 MAKE Final Three feaf proot, 10 ea-
fablish claim 10 the and above described, before
Circuit Clerk At evening ihads ARK, ln ths s9th
laYo May 1919
Claimant names aB witnguaua p. a, lanks|
J, Il, Hardin J N. Imam pI 3mthyille AVA
John simpson of Friabee, AFt
IHo, W. Allen, Assiafsr
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
lOAINIST1aI1 aI11|

ly virtue OF \ .,d,a
Court Tor the 6..,,,,. n md
As public 'ln NInisitniafd 4
ninls'ra'of Af The eI,a
on
satunhh Auil
1atwrrn 'o Il hours Of y Il
ana s Q 'io' X IN lhs aiIs'aI
'oor OF lh " court house
saanas' iFer tor sals IoIH
'red'' or ,hres months
auired give note viii II
proved BY Tho admlnhlr
lfoNl Aue until paid a. u'
per lnum and q Ilen ''sI
antii hllof Tho purchase
low as isscrOed I'ad' \.
IN ts,,t,f ,bafp CdaaB
mo north half Of Ih''..
/ ton lLln townanip y '''
aiming % acres
rma Apal 70, lala -
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
Tax assessor Notice

Eiz Creek Cslsmina Saturday June 18th
g.atr Grange Monday July lgt.
Scott. Shalb=viiis TUESDAY,. july 2nd
zsart. Wildcat. Wednesday forenoon. Etns.
Wednesday, afternoon. -aiy 3rd
Cave Cave City Thursday and Frids4 July
.h and 5th-
cave Fsir-isu Saturday. july 6th anti noon.
zardz. hardy july sth 70 1oth- inc
Pieh=oods. ash Flat Thursdav and tridaV.
Tuis 18th and 18th.
Fichzoods Ballard SATURDAY forenoon. jack
-ou,s store. Satnrdav afternoon July 18th,
sullivan. Maxviiie &onasv, july 18th.
sullivan. Briekis Surfing Tssadsv, july 18th.
sullivan. Sidney, Wednesday,, July 18th.
T5hnann. St Paul Thursday, july 18th
Pfnav Fork Evening Shade. from Jgly 18th to
9th. inc
This "a not the year n assess your land however
-1outd anv errors have been made in your iast
assessment call my attention 70 sains and the
Clerk and shall correct same
The assessors penalty is 25 osr cent Of all taxes
4ue with the minimum Dsnaitv Of SO
Given under nv hand at Evening Shade ShsFn
County. Arxansas on this the sth day Of Nav.
A. D. 1913
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17

Barnett Drug %
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29

:. II. TREZEVANT,
L, S, Marshal for the Western District,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29
BY S. ]. SHEPHERD, Tru
CITATION.

In the district court of the United
States for the Western district of
Tennessee, Western division, at Mem
phis. In the matter Of derrick boat
No. 2. No. 1908. In admiralty.
To whom 1t may concern:
United States of America, Western
district of Tennessee. IS.
Whereas, a libel and petition was
filed in the district court of the Unttsd
States for the Western district of Ten
nessee, Western division, on the 22d
day of September. 1918, by the Patton
Tully Transportation company, owner
of derrick boat No, @. her engines,
boilers, apparel, tackle, furniture, etc,
for limitation of its liability for all
loss, destruction, damage and injury
caused by an explosion on sale vessel
on the Sd day Of September. 1918: and
Whereas. said petitioner and libellant
has given a stipulation to abide by
and pay the moneys awarded by the
final decree rendered by the district
court, or by the appellate court, II
any appeal interyeneS, to the amount
of So, iS2,93 n interest, the appraised
value of said derrick boat No, 2 and
her pending freight
Nov. therefore, in pursuance. of a
monition issued by the said court to
ne directed and delivered, | do hereby
cite all persons claiming damage for
any and all loss, destruction, damage
OF injury occasioned by the said ex-
~plosicn. to file and make due proof
of their respective claims before. Geo.
II Poole, Esq. United states COM
missioner. at his office, Bank of Com
nerre ard Trust company. in the city
Of Memphis, JON or before the list day
Of February. 1919, at 1880 am, and
also to appear before said court on
the 95th day of November, 1918. az
1850 am, and answer said petition
and libel; otherwise they viii be de-
faulted and debarred from participating
in this suit.
Memphis. Tenn, Oct, 90, 1918.
\. II. IRRELEVANT.
L, S. Marshal for the Western District,