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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-16
ShrineS of China and Their Architecture

not yet been built. As a result. trem
blings of the earth still occur.
The wonder inspired in the breast
Of the traveller who visits Chna's vast
remains of abandoned capitals, extensive
temples ranged in successive court and
on terraces of the mountains. it's pa
godas, p'ai lous, bridges, and canals, is
equaleI by the awe inspired by the 81
lence and splendor of the tombs of
China's emperors. The tombs of the
kings of the six Kingdoms in Shan
tung, though now only earthen pyra.
mids terraced with little fields, have
the air of the Pyramids of Egypt.
The Ming tombs, near Peking, are
the most famed i'm our day, perhaps, be-
cause they are relatively in good
state of preservation and are accessi-
bile to travellers. They are approached
through the five arched stone p'ai-lous
already mentioned and by an avenue
Of stone animals nearly two miles in
length. The sacred buildings are
placed on the southern slope of the
mountains and nearly inclosed By their
encirclng spurs.
The place has an inspiration to all
travellers In front of the tomb of
Gung Lo there is a sacrifcial hail thar
is one Of the largest buildings in China,
and is perhaps only exceeded in dimcn-
sions by the Tai Mao or ancestral
temple of the Manchus, attached to thl
Forbidden City Peking.
In the matter of tomb building. the
Emperor of the Three Kingdoms 800.
PCS \. d.. greatly exceeded the Minss.
He ordered his son to build for him -
tombs, so that his enemies would rot
know which contained his tablet The /
achievement may be noted of anothe.' /
ancient emperor who constructed the
tomb and then built, peopled and gar. /
risoned a city near by for its protec- /
tion. Perhaps the Chinese. who ha D,
performed the greatest of engineer.ns /
fea;s. have surpassed the Egyptians. I
Persians and Greeks in this direction /
also.
"Older than these. and what may be |
called the one shrine in all China green 1
with the devotion of the people. Is the
tomb OF Confucius in Shantung. Here
continues through the ages,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-16

under the patronage of all dynasties.
since the Fifth century A. D., when the
Emperor Kao ri set the example of
imperial sacrifice there.
'As time went on the different dy
nasties neglected the tombs of their
predecessors, so that now the tombs
of the Manchus are the best specimens
of mausolea in China.
The Manchus followed the Chinese
custom and law in respect to their an
cestors. Solemn juniper forests enclose
their sepulchers, which are approached
through magnificent p'ai-lous ana are
preceded by stately buildings. There
are no less than five imperial Manchu
burial places. The original is at Hsin-
King, eastern Manchuria, and is called
the Yung Ling. Two are at Mukden
and two In the region of Peking."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-16
What Happened August is.
~
~ ]oashiiny: o.Stetsno'nr.S, :


clares on Somme front-Brltish
troops regain lost territory at Pozi'
eres-ltalians reach gates of Tomino
British Government charges Gen
mans have broken recent U'boat
pledge.
Ialg captures Langemarck-Cana'
dams capture Hin 70 key to Lens
Elihu Root returHiug from Russia.
warns Americans TO shoot our trait
ors at Hoover heads $4,000
600 corporation to control wheat
Germans rapidly crushing Roumania.
1915
Send 100000 men to France and
win war" advises L. >. General
March; 3,2OoCOo men in France by
July, 1912 is plan-Brltish capture
two towns above Royo.-Trst l.. $
Regiment in VlHdlvosto';. British ir
Caucasua-Alllcs from Archgngel
penetrate 100 miles al3uS railway 10
NoloEda.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-16

~ Washington, d. C.-China's shrines.
'iincludng those in the much discussed
Shantung, are described in a bulletin
from the Washington headquarters Of
the National Geographic Society.
"Coeridge could not have selected a
phrase more apt than stately pleasure
dome had he intended TO call attention
10 the best known form in Chinese ar
chitecture. Like so much Of the wrought
beauty of China, such as is still seen
in parks and gardens, pagodas are the
work OF the Buddhist church almost
exclusively" says the bulletin. which
is based on a communication from
Frederick Mccormick.
THE most beautiful specimens are
lin the Nangtse Valley. where pagoias
are most numerous. Every important
Chinese and Manchurian city = gar
landed with them. From the walls of
Peking dozen pagodas and towers
may he counted within the city. ana
with a good glass half dozen famous
ones may be seen rising from the sur.
pounding plain.
y "Pagodas range in height from %
TO more than 200 feet. and are of va.
rious shapes-round. square. hexago
nal, octagonal. etc. They always have
AN odd number of stories. ranging usu.
ally from seven TO nine. and sometimes
possessing IL and even Is.
THE Chinese have appropriated the
pagoda as a counterpoise to evil and
FUSED Il. subject to their rules Of geo
B&nancy.
''At the city Of Tung. in the Peking
plain, region in past years visited by
earthquakes, there is a prominent pa
CODA which at one time had more than
i 900 bronze bells suspended from its
cornices. most of which are still in
place. The people have this story as
TO its construction: \ water owl lives
underground at this place and when he
shakes his tail it causes earthquakes.
Geomancers located the end of his tar. .
and the pagoda was built on il TO hold 1
10 down. At the same time this did not 4
prevent the water owl from winking his I
yves; but as his eyelids have not been 4
-s.cuartely located, a second pagoda has
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-16

ing a couple of days at the statehouse
on a business mission.
Congressman Joseph b. Thompson of
Pauls Valley was in Oklahoma City
yesterday en- route to Washington.
A. b. Robertson of Ardmore was a
statehouse visitor yesterday afternoon.
II. II. Diamond of Hodenville, mem
Der of the board of regents of the state
university was at the capitol yester-
day.
doc" Hutchison of Rocky, sergeant
alarms of the senate during the Sev-
enth legislature, was business visl-
tor at the capitol yesterday afternoon.
George ID. Davis of Claremore was
at the statehouse yesterday on Il bust
ness mission.
Bert f.. Hill of Gage, member Of the
house of representatives. was a state
house visitor yesterday afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-16
The Strong Withstand the Heat Of
Summer Better Than the Weak

Old people who are feeble and young
er people who are weak, will be
strengthened and enabled to go through
the depressing heat OF summer by TAX
ing GROVES TASTELESS chill TONs
&c. 1t purifies and enriches the blood
and builds up the whole system. You
can soon feel its Strengthening, Invig-
Grating. Effect. 60c.-adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-16

"Allies cannot break through here
German Commanding General de.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-16
"THE AMERICAN PARTY"

S Q ONE TEXANS calling themselves and
dO probably believing themselves democrats,
got together yesterday in Fort Worth and or
o ganized what they are pleased to call the
NJ American party" Their original notion was to
!, name it 'the peoples democratic party" but
id for some reason they rechristened the baby at
1.-THE moment of its birth.
y Just run your eye and your mental vision
over these planks in the platform of the So
ee,, called American party: Opposition to prohibi-
tion of the liquor traffic; opposition to equal
ne suffrage; opposition to the League of Nations
m ~ 'as at present constituted"
em Former Governor Ferguson was the chief
speaker for the new party people. One might
say, Enough said" Mr.. Ferguson in his
F. speech said: "Ths party stands for more per-
k sonal liberty and proper representation in gov
J ernment." Even former Senator Bailey, who
ue had been advertised as one of the ringleaders
~ in the movement, failed to fall in line with the
H. new party and said the reforms demanded
'u should be fought for in the old democratic or
ar ganiZation.
Here now is a new political party in Texas
h which has for its chief planks opposition to
prohibition and equal suffrage Prohibition has
, been made a part of the federal constitution,
It and equal suffrage now is being ratified by the
tstates as part of the constitution.
The old lady who tried to sweep back the
re sea with her house broom should become the
Il emblem of 'the American party
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-16
The ArdmOreite's
FREE FORUM
WHEN HOMER MODS
Ardmore, Okla. Aug. 9, 1919.

Ardmore, Okla. Aug. 9, 1919.
Editor Daily Ardmoreite:
In your editorial of yesterday, under
caption "Shoe-Leather Philosophy, you
state that Five years ago the price of
a respectable pair of shoes was some
thing like 200 per cent less than the
present price-at retail, we mean" This
statement is incorrect for the reason
that 100 per cent less will reduce the
price to zero. What you probably
meant was that the cost of a pair was
200 per cent more than five years ago.
Respectfully,
h. D. FREEMAN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-16

1911
Japan sends ultimatum to Ger.
many--Allied battle line 26G miles
long from Basle, Switzerland to
Maastrlcht. Holland; 100000 men
engaged-Austrian fleet at Pola-U,
S. State Department forbids Amer.
leans lending money to warning MT
tions-Hamburg7 American Line OF.
fers part of its fleet for sale-Pan-
anna Canal officially opened to nav'.
cation.
1915
Germans renew drive at VvinsS;
force Russians back-Belgrade, Ser.
Wan capitol, again under fire-U. 5.
Note to Austria justifies arms eN.
port; declares it will continue-U. :.
Government in nationwide hunt for
spies-National registration in Great
Britain.
1916
"Allies cannot break through here
German Commanding General de-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-16

rn. rp Mr.. Packer Morris denies that his concern
,nlhas been keeping eggs in storage any longer
( than the law allows, but Judging from certain
specimens of hen produce which we have
unbought recently we arise to remark that most
y certainly somebody has been OBTAINING eggs
..beyOnd the natural time limit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-16

est, We read about returning hero who
e sin his modesty made every effort to hide the
obethree medals which hung across his right
chest Personally we have known one or
Ardmore war heroes who were able to obvate this
ld0 rfOt embarrassment by keeping their medals hid
Ivy, den in an inside pocket.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-16

The thing we like principally about the
Prince Of Wales is that he smokes cigars in
stead of cigarettes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-16

Ham Quits He'll for Love of God" is head
Wv line startler that adorns the Ada Evening
cat News. Ham," by the way, is an evangelist. If
uthmore of the evangelss would quit hell for love
: I9oof God their evangezing would be of more
thvaue to mankind. Belief in hell and in the love
of God are two beliefs that cannot go to-
wogether.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16
NOTICE or IMPROVEMENT RESOLU.
TON DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
PARKS
South Bend. Indiana.
LAY CONCERN


TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice s. hereby given by the Board OF
Park Commissioners OF the City 81 South
Pend, Indiana. State Of Indiana. that IL
is desired and deemed necessary 10 make
the following described improvements In
the City as authorized by the following
Numbered Improvement resolution adopt
ed by the said Board on the 9Th day OF
November. 1919
To improve Jefferson Boulevard from
a point 1919 feet west Of the west line
~ Sunnyside avenue 10 the east line OF
Greenlawn Avenue, by grading and paw
thg the roadway, also grading and paw
ing all lntersecting and entering streets
and alleys lying within said portion Of
Jefferson boulevard not included In road
way to be improved. with Sheet Asphalt
Pavement laid upon nye co. inch port
land cement foundation from curb line u
curb line placing the necessary marginal
curb and gutter on both sides OF the
street all rs shown on plans and In ac-
cOrdance with prOfiles. detail drawings
and specifications on ME iu the office az
!. the Board Of Park Commissioners 81
-sid city. and much Improvement is now
ordered
such Improvement shall be known and
designated as Sheet Asphalt Pavement
East Jefferson Boulevard, under improve
ment resolution No. In the city OF
South Bend. Indiana.
Said Board has fixed the 10th day 81
January as a date upon which reluon-
EtrunCes NAV be hled or heard by per
sons interested or Effected 10y said i'm
prOvement and on said day at 30 +. NJ.
said BOARD will nc its office hear and
consider any circumstances and persons
interested. or whose property 81 anectel
10y said public improvements and viii
decide whether the benefits that VIII nc
crue 20 the property abutting and adj
jacent 20 the proposed improvements and
t. said city viii be equal 90 or exceed
the estimated cost of the proposed i'm
I,rovements as estimated by the city civil
Engineer.
Board Of Park Commissioners,
Richard Elhcl
Irwin W. Jackson,
Carl -. Britton,
W W Eidenour.
ARTHUR T.. PERLEN, Secretary.
Dec S-1J
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I .tate Of NIarla ColImer.
N0TIcT OF FINAL ACCOUNT.


By Direction OF Bernadette Bohriug,
NduluiStratrix he Bonls Non of the
state 81 Maria Colmcr late Of 81 Jo-
-eph county, IN the State of Indiana. de
ceased
Notice Is hereby given % the heirs.
Eateys and devisees Of said decedeut.
II ul. other persons interested In said
estate that said Administrators De Bouis
Nuu has Med in this Court her account
q vouchers for the hual settlement OF
Il estate. and they are therefore here
Hl required g. Doe and appear in said
Yurt 1u the 9th day u January, 1919
zen tha same viii be heard. and make
.eof 20 their hcirs.ip, or claim Co ans
Il. no ~ said estate and sHuv cause II any
Pee be- why said account and vouchers
Guild not De approved.
Witness. the Clerk and the Seal of the
IS Joseph Circuit Court at south Bend.
diana. 12th day of December. 1919.
WlLRJ Il NJ WARMER. Clerk.
BERNARD l.. HOEitST AfAN. Deputy
T. ELAILK PEAK. Atty. FOR Estate.
Dec 1J-22
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Buy Sell Rent
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF INDIANA. ST JOSEPH
COUNTY. ssh the ST Joseph Cir
cut Court. November Term. 1919.
KATHERINE KINERK.
LOUIS (. KINEKk,
MAURICE KTNERK.
PATRICK kINEEk.
JEREMIAH EINEEk

tuit 20 Quiet Title. Cause NO. lSl3l-
BE 70 known that the above named
plaintiffs have fled in the Office u the
Clerk OF said Court a complaint against
said defendants IN the above cause. to-
Eether vita proper affidavit that the
said defendants Maurice kinerk. Patrick
hinerk. jeremiah, the heirs, deyisees.
widow. 1ldOwer. husband or wife. repre-
sentatives. legatefs. executors. admi mis-
traitors. receivers. lessees SUCCESSORS and
assigns and the unknown heirs devisees,
widow or widower. husband or wife. re-
representatives. legatecs. executors, admin
istrat0rs. receivers. leeseos SUCCESSORS and
asst gns OF said defendants. are not resi-
Tents Of the State Of Indiana Thft said
suit Is being prosecuted % quiet title -
the lands described On said complaint as
against all demands. claims, and claim
ants whatsoever. wESch said lands are
described as follows.
Lot Number five 90 IA Block number
seven 20 On the recorded plat Of William
g. Wallis Addition o. the Town now city
Of South Bend. Indiana
That said plaintiffs katherine kinerk
and Louis a.. hinerk, claim title 20 said
real estate as against any and every per
son or persons and as against the world.
Said defendants are hereby nofihed
that said cause Will stand for trial on
the 10Th day Of January. 1920, the same
being the 5Gth day Of the November Term
OF said Court. on which said day said
defendants are required 90 appear TO
said action.
WILBUR. " WARNER. Clerk
CLARENCE g. STU ECFfLE.
Atty for Plaintiffs.
Dee s-1j-22
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WANTED Designer for tool, die and
Jig fixture work; steady, contiguous
employment with opportunity for adj
vaucemeut Write or call, Employment
Dept. Studebaker Corp. 54O7 20
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WANTED Day engineer and fireman
Shidler Bros Mfg Co. S02 PENNSYLVANIA
av 5461-1d
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f.-tate OF Mary Gehring.
NOTICE or FINAL ACCOUNT.


Hy Dlrt-. ton Of Beruadette Gehring.
.ttuiuistratrfN OF the Estate % Mary
eehrlug. iate az St Joseph County, in
ue State Ul Indiana deceased
Notice Is hereby given 20 the heirs.
-4tces and devisees OF said Jrcedent,
tId ail other persons interested Bon said
estate. that said Administrator has fleu
800 this Court her account aUd vouchers
fur the hnal settlement OF said estate
and they are therefore hereby required
60 be- and appear in said Court ON the
orb Gay OF January. 1920 when the same
VIII be- heard and make proof Of their
leirshlp. or claim 20 any part az SAID
estate, and show cause N any there Dee,
why said account and vouchers should
not Dee approved.
Witness. the Clerk and the Seal Of the
ST. Joseph Circuit Court az South Bend.
Indiana. Eth day cf December. 1919
e. ELMER PE.N. Atty. Tor Estate
WILBUR n WARNER. Clerk
BERNARD L. HOERSTMAN, Deputy
Dec - %
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SEVEN VACANT HOUSES.

SEVEN VACANT HOUSES.
Three bungalows. tive rooms each. OAK
trim BATH. newly decorated. Price $50.
New six-rocm bungalow. just com
pleted. entirely modern. finished In oak.
large lot and garage. Northwest sec
ton. 5000
Seven room cottage modern except
furnace. large lot paved street. seven
blocks from center. Price $500
Seven rosms completely modern
house on z Washington av. fine room
Ing house location. $500 Cash or terms.
WORDEN REALTY co.
SIC Farmers Trust Bldg
Main 11S2- open evenings.
53SG-tf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
A COLD NINE Tor soNIEnNE-An 6

4 GOLD MINE TOR sONIEONE-An es-
taOAshed - room hotel In the cen
ter Of South Bend, short distance from
all depots, good transient business; ev-
cry room furnished with best Of fur
nishings; FIVE year lease will show books.
maker. Must be sold at once; widow
wishes TO retire. See Beyers. Room T-S,
Odd Fellows bldg. Phone Main 1858
54SG-l6
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SPECIAL NOTICE

The greatest bargain ever offered In
the history OF MishawakR. Fine cOnfec-
tiOnary. ice cream, candies. cigars, to-
baccO 13 tables a soda fountain that
costs $500 alone. fine fixtures, large safe.
Basement equipped for making candles
and ice cream. Will show books The
chance OF a lifetime. Best stand Ia
hcrthe-n Indiana. Must be sold quick
See Beyers, Room IS odd Fellows bldg.
Main 1888 SOP q
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WANTED-Ten laborers at once. Apply
Central Union Tel. Co., 212 W Col
fax. 1915 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16

LOLA blacL and tan Fox hound by
Rupers Pit on sumption Prairie road.
Return % Michael Ciesielski, South Bend,
T. > Box III and receive s. reward.
JI1J-1S
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NOTICE OF ADdISISTRATION.
Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has been al pointed by he Clerk
~ the Superior Court 81 81 Joseph
County. State 81 Indiana. Administrators
Of the Estate 81 Elizabeth Hisdernann,
late n 50 Joseph County, deceased
said Estate Is supposed 70 Doe solvent
FARMEKS TRUST COMPANY,
Administrator
Nov -. 1914
T. y HOULIHAS. Atty. Tor Estate
Dec 1915
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@1[R[l 8 WyARI17[ED

Light factory work. Good wages TO
right parties. 4. w. Ready Co, cor
ner Washington I'D ~ Joseph.
4953-tr
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COSY LITTLE BUNGALOW
FOR SALE-QUICK

as IHE OWNER Is LEAVING CITY
This property is located nc No. 1s1S
l.. Miner II Only blocks north OF
the Madison car line and within blocks
n school ana Z blocks from church This
house has living room. dining room
trimmed in oak. bed rooms. kitchen.
small bath room trimmed in yellow
pine large front porch electric. gas,
water, nice basement with an extra large
furnace; about = tons OF coal In tho
basement, possession IN about 10 days
The price Is 50 20: $500 cash. balance
land contract SEQ per month and
percent interest
FRANK !. ANDERSON. Rector.
Room d63 Farmers Trust bldg
Phone Lincoln 1856 5427 II
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NORTHWEST SECTION
y Michigan 81, 10 rooms, modern,
-1A as t-s.....-. ......... ..- . .SloVVy
W. Madison So. s rooms. modern.
Eait .---..-----.. ...-. .S'oVu
Lincoln way W, > houses. modern.
Park av.. rooms. modern, garage, 5000
y. Main st. houses modern,
Portage av., Z rooms. modern,
ea4aEe '....---...... ..-.-.. .-..-.-. $500
Rex st, rooms. modern. garage. $3.50
sharon pl., I rooms, modern.
garage .............. ..........-.. $1,000
y. Michigan 81. rooms, modern.
garage .....-s.s.. .......... .NsNfO
y. 81 Joseph ST. 8 rooms modern,
garage -..---.--. .--.--.- .-.- -Ni-FV
Portage av.. 6 rooms modern 90. $3.50
Rex 81, rooms. modern. $1,000
y Michigan 81, . rooms. modern, $500
y. Michigan st. rooms. partly
modern. garage Observation-Disclosures. $500
Cash or terms 80 20 9O-day possession.
WORDEN REALTY Co.
526 Farmers Trust Bldg
Main 11S2. open evenings
5lST II
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USED CAR sAaE.

USED CAR SALE.
Friday and Saturday.
1919 Baby Grand Chevrolet, Al con.
dillon: bumper, spotlight. nearly new
tires.
Chevrolet four nineties, 10, II, 10.
oyerhauled and Iefnished
! Chevrolet roadster 1871.
Fords. 10, III. l.; new paint; good
running condition
2 Ford roadsters: rehnisned: fine con
clifton.
l Overland roadster. rehnished; I've
tires; fine condition
I Overland. , pass good tires.
i Maxwell, . pass, good tires; a good
light car
Briscoe I pass. roadster. new paint;
good condition
Monroe roadster, new paint, good run.
ming order. electric starter
Oakland cyl pass; good tires.
IL Will pay you q purchase Jour car
now and forestall price advance which
l. sure to come. tue to shortage OF
material especially steel
We will demonstrate any car you Sc.
lect 20 your satisfaction.
Ask about our liberal payment plan
BEISTLE AUTO SALES CO
Main IL 343 Lincoln Way West.
673s a.
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MUsIcAL INsrnUsIENTs.

FOR SALE--A Victor vietroA: eheap.
al 81 W. South 81 $40 IL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16

FIRENfEN and oilers wanted. Best Of
wages paid hours per day; double
time for all over ) hours. Call at the
Moose hail tuesday evening, Dec. 10 be-
tween Z and : o'clock. Evenings only.
Ask for Mr.. Neemaw or Mr.. Van Dog
an. J43O-l6
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SALFM RANK OF GOSHEN. Il al

NAllFM kANh NlE NhNlAAa-N. ~ al
Complaint No. 52Ji
Re II Known. That the pnove- named
Plaintiff has filed I'm the office OF the
clerk ~ said Court his complaint against
said Defendants In the above cause to-
.ethpr with a proper affidavit that said
defendants Hattie Gcyer and Esther
lielsiegel are not residents Of the State
80 Iudiana
said Defendants are hereby notified
tlat said c.sIse viii stand for trial on th"
18th day ~ January. 1920 the same be-
ing the 5ist day Of the term OF said
CONT commencing az the City Of South
-rud. on the 1st Monday IN December,
ou which day said Defendants are re-
,uired a. appear 90 said action
WILBUR NJ. WARMER. Clerk.
BY MARGARET LUNG, Deputy.
DARE aud WOLFE. Attys. Tor Piaiutlr.