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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20
Phiade lpha:s Soldiers on Today!s Casually Roll

THOMAS p. DURRICK. JR., ~ Pleas
,oHS xboLPB, as,7 jasper st.
WILLIAM O.. MoCREx. Cricket w
%y5fILTIIixM WAGNER. $50 Iu.srns st.
i SsRfSpI j! S%;gSss,,5,sYes Il, ssp, q, s!s,n =.
'o PIN 7; MULLANY. 51S North Thirty
FRANK M6oRE.' l s,s si NsstS sNsine,..u,A
DAVID GoLDENBEao. a447 South Fair:
wfILIaM HAMBURG. aoaa South rw.n-
JAMES y. CASSIDY. 1928 North Alden
BORIS, SHOWER. So ca,harin. IT.
HAERY' dGiERs,ff. "a, North Thirty.
Jo si9in r. :. HAYDEN. 20 r.,rmoun.
vNoENzo DE sMoNE. 4s4s Lancaster
FRANK J. GUNNsALUs. s1s calIowni1
SSRS gERLINGEE;, asat Ismssr. st.,
AA6MpTREw z; LEWIS. 5lo4 York rosd.
North Third st.
WOUNDED DEGREE UNDErEH-
MINED)
Lieutenants
JAMES H.. CHANDLER. e027 Morton ct.
'oSEPn TAYLOR. sixty-ninth and Tenth
THOMAS @. AICKEN., 11o Northeast
THOMAS +. DoNAHUE. s25 North ussr
FRANK ROY MONTGOMERY. .a,s
FRANK 4. BENJAMIN. . o Chester
Maynard G. SMITH. 1882 South Fifty
MkxwEfsIL McMncuAEr. 1884 North
JOHN II. PALMER. 2s7 East Cambria
Epv1GE MEzzANorTE. 1876 West
GE6RdE 4. LANE. a4oe East cumoer-
land at.
Corporals
WILLIAM JOSEPH LACEY. 1909 North
ANDREW JOSEPH WARD. 81 North
Fifty-hfth st.
JOHN J., CARROLL. 1904 Summer st.
JOHN w. COLI, 1865 North Cadwala-
JOHN ). DEvEREN. 1918 winter at.
CHESTER A. KEER, $40 Loney ST.. Fox
FRANK &. FAGG. baes Addison st.
JOSEPH FIOLA. 1920 South Thirteenth
CONRAD ]. MAAG. 27os Bridge st.
VOHHEN -. 6dS INotNn foll ~
j.. sCHLAUER. 1907 Gray's Ferry ave.
Mechanics
ALFRED d. .SYCKLEM0oRE. +e45
North Eleventh ri.
CORBEr G. MILLER, 1895 Greene st.
Priyates
ARCHIBALD MICHAEL, 2a1a Parrish
at.
JOSEPH WATSON. 337 Gaskill st.
MATTE KAISLAHTI. 2333 South Leo st.
FRANCIS A. MOONEY. 1870 Mascher st.
LUIGI RUSSO, T113 keystone at.
JACOB wASKOVITZ, 1924 North Sew
enth at.
CHARLES C.. WINDSOR. 352 Durfor st.
HARRY C. GLATTLE, 223 West wyo-
ming ave.
ARTHUR r. WORCESTER. 1897 East
Albert st.
WILLIAM II. FLANAGAN, 1881 Gen.
EDWARD W. KAY. a212 South Isemin-
ger at.
RAYMOND BrvIANs, 2o4o South Second
st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20
FRENCH OFFICIAL SLAIN
Murdered by Ukrainians While Inves.
tigating Strife at Lemberg

Geneva. Dec. 2o.-(By A. P,)-LIeu-
tenant Colonel Henry Villaine. chief Of
tho French commission sent to collect
evidence concerning the conflict between
Ukraine and Poland, has been shot and
killed by UkrainIan soldiers, according
celved by the Polish bureau at Lausanne.
The French commission arrived at
Lemberg during the recent fighting there
between Polish and Ukrainian troops. 1t
was, however, able to complete It's In
CURRY and was about to return to France
when Its chief was killed. Details as
to the fatality are lacking.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. Dec, 2o.-BUTTER-Receipts,
2fOb tubs. Extra frsts. 071S07h O.
EdGs-Receipts. 1901 cases. Unchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20

Manager Of Retail Sales Department

fov LARGEST automobile distributor Of popular price cars in city of
bout one million population in Middle West Previous auto
moble experience not absolutely necessary. We do not want a
lob seeker nor a salesman looking for more money. but a man
who has already produced real results as a director of statesmen.
and who can bring into the organization originality vision and
constructive abiity-an organizer and creator Of sales In replying
please give your age. and in detail your experience and some
which will give We an idea of your producing ability.
Address Motor, care "A 1873. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20
RAILROAD EARNINGS
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY

second week Dec. 4. . ~. SSb, 900 ae5T, 240
~ CANADIAN NORTHERN
second week fDeo.. f. 81. QqT.QQ0 IeAfQ.e 800
From Jay 1s..-~s as,y7s.aoo Ah2s'scc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20
Trsckwalker Killed BY Trnin

John Johansen. a trackwalker for the
Pennsylvania Railroad, was killed by a
train today between the Queen Lane
and westmoreland stations. He was put
Philadelphia station of the railroad,
From there he was taken to Samaritan
Hospital where he was pronounced
dead.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20
PROVISIONS
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

penand was only moderate. but values
we're vel sustained on a basis of DC for fine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20
FRESH FRUITS
VEGETABLES

ma 5ss Ea 5ii:s,u wsI .n srn : s1ly d :,ssSy uq Tss
ssSSS SSs, per x ssis NNseAl'i IISsltSsss;iss6;: fss''; Z.
EIS1s. ySSits p0 & ! b.; JsfSS: &, ger S b 3 sSS.
%ssiIs pSItSss ssSaHSEJSSsii; SS: per
SPssTrys W. per bastss. Nc. !, HaSSl odSi No.
Der bSiY No. 4. u. bo9S. 80, No. 2. S2.boS
$50. Sweet potatoes. Delaware and Mary
iSId So' s ;rSs%SsF Sa Ssi = sea s pss d. Z; nii5sSS
@2s, oRiO9s ysllOs. k RsE, oinoo-lb. bas-NO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
1873 ALIEN WOMEN
REGISTER IN STATE
Nevs Times Special service

aHf-|' HItIf-H r. ~. ln4 '"fA
TNDIANAPOLIs. Ind. sept. TO-
Seven thousand seven hundred and
thirty-nine German alien women
registered in the - cities Of Indiana
having Il population of more than
5000 according to a report COM
pIeted by Mark Storen, United
states marsn.E and which has been
forwarded 10 Washington The COM
plete report Of women who regis
tered with postmasters in rural COM
munities has not vet been conf
pleted The number Of German alien
women registered IN the cities is az
follows.
Anderson. %. Alexandria Is:
Brazil. 10: Bedford. 81. Blooming
ton. 8. clinton 10; Columbus 16;
Connersviue. 30: Charlottesville.
none; East Chicago, so; Elkhar.,
1s7. ElwoOd. S: Evansville, 52S:
Fort Wayne 600; Frankfort .:
Gary. 105. Goshen. %: Greensburg
s. Hammond. 3f9 Hartford City,
n. Huntington. so; indianapolis, Z h.
sos. Jacksonville, 80; kokOmo, 20:
Lafayette. 30. Laporte 24l; Leb-
anon. .. Linton. is; LoganspOrt, ia;
Madison. 81; Marion, 20; Michigan
City. $40: AIishawaka, 1870; Mt. Yer
non. &4. Muucie. 10, New Albany.
84: New Castle. s NOTES.-THE, >;
Peru. 81: Portland. 9 Princeton. {
Richmond. 1I2. Seymour. so; shell
byviIle. Is: South Bend, 1,50j: Terre
Haute. Pa Valparaiso. A.: Vim
cennes. 112. Wabash, @6: Washing
ton. % and Whiting, %.
There have been no arrests fer
GisloyaIty since the registration Of
women last June. Storen announced,
but he added that many women do
not seem TO realize that they must
obtain a permit to move from one
address 60 another. This permit may
De- obtained. ne said. from the chief
of police or from the postmaster
here they registered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
PRESBYTERIANS
TO MEET SEPT. 29
State Convention OF Laymen
Will be Held at Capital
Last of Month.

Ne0s-Iimes Special Service
INDTANAPOLIS Ind Sept TO-
The purposes Of the Indiana couveu-
ton for Presbyterian iaymen, which
viii be held IN indianapolis on Sept
g ard 80. we're explained IN the fol-
lowing churches Of that denomin-
alton sunday. and today the names
Of 100 delegates reached the regis
ration com mittee. u is expected
that a delegation Of az least 25 lay
raen will be registered from each OF
The Indiana polls churches this week.
and when the convention opens IT,
600 lsynen from over tho state viii
le present.
Or. S. S. Marquis "a leader in the
new era expansion movement in
The Presbyterian denomination. is
expected 20 meet with the local pro-
zrsm committee early this week. He
viii come from meeting with the
national program committee which
has been I'm session I'm New York.
The national committee is made up
of John r. Manson. "a New Haven
banker. chairman, DIR. j Wilbur
chapman. vice chairman. William IT.
Foulkcs, executive secretary; AleS
Is Nichols. treasurer. Or. j. Frank
smith OF Dallas. moderator Of the
general assembly: William r. Rob
erts o. Philadelphia. stated clerk.
The local program committee
hopes 20 obtain Robert a. Speer as
one OF the speakers. and a number
Of the best orators OF the Presbyter-
ian church viii be heard az the con-
Heutiou sessions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
JUST IN TIME
Sonit south Bend People May Wait
Till It's Too Lctc.

Don't wait until too late.
l;e sure 10 be IN time
just JIM time with kidney ills
Means curing the backache. the
dizziness. the urinary disorders
THAT So often come with kidney
troubles.
Doan's Kidney Pills are tor this
cry purpose.
Here IS South Bend testimony of
their worth
Mr.. c. w. Clark. 1905 y. Huey
So, says Two different times 7
used Doan's Kidney Pills when my
uidneys We're d.sordercd and they
certainly proved dne. Doan's drove
away The weakness in my back
and put me in good health"
Price soc. at all dealers. D5at
simply ask for kidney remedy
get poan's kidney Pils-the same
that Mrs. Clark had. Foster-AIi-
burn co, Mfsrs- Buffalo. y. "
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
STATE UNIVERSITY TO
OPEN ONE WEEK LATE

News Times Special Selvrcc.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Sept. To-
The opening of the Indiana univer-
sitv will bee delayed one week. be-
cause of the requirements OF the de-
mands put upon them 10y the gov
eminent 20 accommodate the special
war courses TO be given at several
educational institutions. fl was an
nouUced here and a new schedule of
Rotations Will have 10 be printed
The opening Of the university had
been set and officially announced as
sept 10 and II. but has now been
changed TO sept. % and oath.
Dean William \. EawIes. Eursar
T. r. smith and DR.. b. =. Myers
three Indiana university faculty
men. have returned from Chicago
where they represented the univer-
Sty at q meeting of educational
heads OF the country with members
~ the war department. Plans We're
worked out or the meeting 70 con-
Vert many of the large educational
institutions OF the country into Mill
t.Jy camps All students Is years Old
ard over VIII be drafted and fu~-
loueEed 10 the several colleges anC
univ ersities of their choice. the rep
resertau'e~ announced and they viii
remain there three months or pos
Io.y year pursuing courses Of
study approved log the government
and az the expiration OF that time
~iil be Indicted into the army and
viii he members of the student army
training corps.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10

News Times Specials Service
NILES. Mich sept I0.-The
wedding of Miss Edythe Milburn.
daughter OF Mrs ]. y. AInburn and
Arthur Hul Of Boston. Mass. which
occurred Monday evening AZ the
home of the brides mother. was an
interesting social affair The wedding
ceremony was performed by Rev. r.
o. LEWIS. pastor OF the Methodist
church. The couple viii reside !1
Boston and left for that city after
The ceremony.
Mrs. Maurice Decker has gone 10
Detroit on account OF the death OF
her brother. Mr.. Cramer. who was
eiectrocuted.
The Berrien county republican
convention viii be held at Benton
Harbor on Tuesday About % dele
gates from Niles will attend
Misses Florence Peterson. Ellen
and Ruth Johnson entertained AT
lawn party Saturday evening at the
home OF Miss Peterson The guests
included about 10 from south Bend
as follows. Misses Genevive Doyle.
Sylvia Jennings. Hazel Collar Ruth
Nash, Helen Kretchman. Mrs
Makieiski. Mrs Seicna and Louise
De Groote the latter Of Mishawaka.
Mrs Henrietta Lambert. SO years
old. widow Of John Lambert. is dead
after a prolonged illness She was
born in England but came TO Niles
when she was a little girl. She is
survived by one son. Arthur Lam
bert az whose home her death oc-
Cured. and by one daughter. Mrs.
Alfred Blodgett of South Bend. The
funeral services viii be held Tuesday
afternoon
Two Niles men are under arrest
charged with bringing liquor into the
state. The men We're i'm Chicago Fri
day and Friday night and as they
alighted from the train Mt midnight
officers seized their suit cases and
found nine quarts cot intoxicatinc
liquor I'm their possession. The men
We're held for hearing ON sept. IL
under 500 bonds.
Frank Whiteman. who resides
near Bertrand has received from
his son, Glenn. "a steel helmet which
q German officer had worn before
one of the shots from the company
i'm which elem is identified. made f.
Of no use 10 tho Hun
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Miller have
leased the Colonial theater on Y.
Second st. 70 T. J. Mccoy OF Grand
Rapids. AIR. and Mrs Miller will
leave soon 10 spend the winter in
Florida
Mrs. Henry Sauer and daughter
have returned 20 Girard. Kaus.. aft
er spending the summer with Mrs
/ VI. Z. Nell.
Mrs. Charles Case is I'm South
4 Bend. her grandson the two year old
+ son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steiner.
having broken his leg
Russell Durm. who is studying
wireless biography at Valparaiso
. college. spent sunday here.
Mrs ". a. Garwood has been
/ brought home from Epworth hospi-
tai at south Bend where She sub
I mitted 10 an operation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
FALLS DEAD WHILE
PREACHING IN PULPIT
News-Times Special service.

News Times Special Service:
SULLIVAN Ind. Sept. 10.-John
+. Driver 50 years old. formerly a
Sullivan county commissioner. fell
dead in the pulpit OF Shiloh Christ
ian church near this city Sunday
morning while reading "a scripture
lesson in the Bible. lie had read
ore verse and was starting on the
second when ne collapsed and died
instantly. Mr.. Driver was large
land owner and was an elder I'M his
religious denomination.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
MODELLING $4,000
HOME SERVICE WORKERS

News Times Special Service:
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Sept. TO-
Iu order to mobilize the 10000 home
service workers i'm the United States
as am effective force i'm solving the
problem of the disabled soldier. the
Red Cross is issuing manual Of
Home Service and Disabled Sol
dier or sailor" which will 90 OFT
FROM headquarters soon and will be
circulated among an Red Cross
chapters. il was announced here to-
DAY after receipt of adyices from
Lake division headquarters of the
American Red Cross
Curtis +. Lakeman. author Of the
manual. describes the function o.
the Red Cross i'm the national re
Mobilization program as follows:
Among the private organizati
whose efforts Will naturally supple
rlent the national program. the Red
Cross occupies a unique position. Its
purpose and its FIELD of activity are
In an unusual degree cOlored with
public interest and controlled by
government authority with its E.
nanCial resources its $4,000, 900
members. its $500 chapters. and
their 1000 branches. the Red Cross
is better equipped than any other
private organization TO give aid and
comfort 20 our soldiers and sailors
and assist their families at home.
Such an organization will gladly aC-
cept the opportunity TO extend a
loIDiug hand TO any man neadi,7f.
friendly aid during the critical
period after he ceases TO be a soldier
and before he is able 10 carry the
fuu burden Of his duty as private
ol.LEan and the head of n fnmilN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
MADE I'M GERMANY"
SCHOOL PAINTS 0USTEO
Nen.-TLmes SneclaI Service

INDTANAPOLIS Ind. Sept. TO-
yellow ing the discovery of the made
n Germany mark on paints used
uy children in grade schools. and
after emphatic protests had been
made by the parents OF children
ugainst the use OF paint. Herbert
Volt. president Of the board of
school commissioners. said today he
would demand the removal of the
.Etut from the school supplies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
PRICE or SLAVES CONE DOWN

News-1imes Special Service
MUNCIE. Ind. Sept 10-When
the general public started buying
saftey razors and growing about
the II. e.. L. i'm general, BARRIERS in
Muncie reduced the price Of shaves
and hair cuts which took an up
ward jump recently. Shaves were
% cents and hair cuts 80 cents. but
popular protest compelled them TO
rescind the order and make hair
cuts 50 cents and shaves 20 cents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
APPR0PRIATES LARGE
SUM FOR WAR FUNDS
- NM special serYlce :

80" ItII'' "ITEIIIl I'tINIIE.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept TO-
The county council, upon recommen-
dalton of the county council OF de
Tense has appropriated sI25.00O for
the use Of the Red Cross. the Y.
". Z. A, the knights OF Columbus
and the Jewish War society. The ap-
preparations we're made 10 relieve
the public from the necessity OF con
triouting 20 the individual drives
that would have been made by these
organizations 10 obtain money for
carrying on their various plans for
relief work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
PIONEER 81 YEARS OLD.

WINCHESTER. Ind. Sept. TO-
Mrs Louisa Smith of Winchester.
celebrated her etth birthday auni-
ersary today. She was born in
Prebe county. O.. near Eaton and
came 10 this county when nine years
old marrying at the age Of 10. She
has lived in her present home for
80 years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
WILL REVIEW MILITIA.

News lines Special Service
SHELBYVILLE. Ind, Sept TO-
Major ID. Wray DePrez. commander
OF the 3rd battalion OF Indiana
state militia has announced that
plans for q review of the battalion
to be held here Sunday. Sept. / 5th.
are complete. Included in the third
battalion are companies from An
derson. Lebanon. Madison and Shell
byville.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
Elklart News
News-Times Special Service:

News Times Special Service:
ELKHART, Sept. 1O-Capt. Nj
hart Of the Elkhart police depart
ment and Marshal Rigney OF Goshen
Sunday arrested two Elkhart and
one Goshen young men on the
charge of illegal possession of Ii
quor. Then men arrested registered
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10

pointed motorcycle policeman here
by Chief Of Police Riblet 70 fiji the
vacancy caused "a week ago 10y the
resignation of Harold Jessup
Among the anxious scanners of
the casualty list of the torpedoed
transport Mount Vernon was Mrs. 3.
r. Kuhn of this city. whose brother.
Seaman Ernest Smith. a former resi-
dent OF Cromwell, Ind. was on deck
service. As far as Mrs. Kuhn has
been able TO learn. her brother was
not among the killed or missing
IT.. c. Plew another sailor aboard
the ship. who is listed as being
killed. was we'll known in Ell5hart.
having visited his brother. Walter
Plew. an employe OF the First Ma
tional bank. Plew's home is in
Washington, u. e.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10

b. Norma Wirely against John II.
Wirely. Nellie Posey and Arthur
Posey. II is set forth that the plain
tif is the owner of an undivided
fo1rth of real estate in Wirely's first
addition. The plaintif asks that the
court appoint a commissioner TO sell
the real estate in order that the
property can be divided equally.
Judge ]. l.. Hartman opened the
:, ptember session of the superior
court Monday by disposing of a num-
bor Of minor cases. No cases of inn
rortance We're brought before the
court.
Elkharts fourth Liberty loan cam
p3ign headquarters in the old First
National bank building. 10 : Main
st, was opened this morning. and
in the future will be a Veritab BILE bee
hive OF industry in preparation for
tn big campaign which starts Sept.
2S. All committees have been APP
pointed and everything is practically
in readiness for enforcing the drive.
Sen, a. T.. Beardsley, city chairman,
spent Monday in South Bend. re-
ce wing further Instructions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10


AZ Earl Grand and Harvey cline o.
Elkhart and jerry Neterer
Goshen. The men brought GUAM
tity OF liquor 20 this county by auto
mobEe from Ohio. Twelve quarts
: Of whisky and six quarts OF beer
were found in the machine.
John Wesley Wilkinson. "a years
Did, resident of Elkhart county
nearly all his life. died suddenly on
Sunday evening while seated i'm a
porch swing az the home OF Edward
Calvert ON Prospect ST.
Wilkinson had gone 10 the Calvert
home TO visit his wife. who has been
making her home there for several
weeks. Finding no one 90 answer
MS knock y the door. ne sat down
IN the swing TO await their return
home He was found dead Sew
minutes later by james =. Hahn. "a
neighbor
Mr. Wilkinson was born south OF
this city. March y, 1884. and moved
10 Eikhart "a few years ago. His
wife one daughter and son sur
yive. The son is now lighting i'm
France with the American expedi-
tionary forces The daughter. Mrs.
Florence stump resides lin Elkhart.
I'm ball game played at Stude-
baker park Sunday afternoon. the
Elkhart Tigers defeated the New
York Central team by score of
Ito i. Three hundred fans witnessed
the game
L. V. Verse and wife of This city
escaped injuries Saturday might just
east of Osceola when their Ford au-
tomobile turned over i'm a ditch at
the side Of the road Mr.. and Mrs.
zerse had been visiting i'm Urbana.
Ill.,. when they received word that
the latter's mother. Mrs. John Schuf-
fie of this city. was very low I'm
order TO get 10 Elkhart as soon as
possible the machine was running AT
a rate OF about so miles am hour.
The accident occurred when one of
the rear wheels came of. throwing
the automobile into the ditch.
Clark Truck, who resides three
miles east of Wakarusa. reported TO
the police Monday morning that
jersey COW had been stolen from his
barnyard. The sheriff and police
department are Investigating.
But eight automobile license num-
bers We're taken I'm Elkhart Sunday
by the local police and only two
were owned by residents Of the city,
according TO Chief Of Police Riblet.
one complaint was received 10y the
police that an automobile owner
who had obtained an approved
card so that he might run his auto
mobile To his farm and back had
instead taken "a party TO Niles and
received comp ensation for the trip.
The complaint is being investigated.
Roger Magnuson has been APP
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10

The I,lkhart county hotel and res
taurant owners have been called 70
attend a meeting to be held i'm the
court house at Goshen on Tuesday
evening.
A defective ire hydrant handicap
ped the city Gremen Monday after
noon i'm lighting a blaze which en-
tirely destroyed "a frame barn and
havstack i'm the rear of the residence
of Fred Smith. Hyland and Swanee
avs The loss is estimated at $500.
Suit for partition Of property was
filed in the superior court Monday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10

Clark Truck. who resides three
miles east of Wakarusa. reported TO
the police Monday morning that a
jersey COW had been stolen from his
barnyard. The sheriff and police
department are investigating.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10

Roger Magnuson has been APP
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10

I'm ball game played AT Stude-
baker park sunday afternoon. the
Elkhart Tigers defeated the New
y DIRK Central team by a score of .
TO l. Three hundred fans witnessed
the game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
INDIANA AND MICHIGAN STATE HAPPENINGS
-

- -
az Earl GRAND and Harvey cline q,
Elhhart and Jerry Neterer
Goshen. The men brought GUAM
uty OF liquor 20 this county by auto
mobEe from Ohio Twelve quarts
OF whisky and six quarts OF beer
were found in the machine.