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Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
SEKIFF MIL !. LER, /
Chp hplURES STILL
One Hundred Hons Of i.
Beer DusnPkd Into the
alters bf Edisto.

Late Saturday afternoon Sheriff
Sim Miller and Deputy Sheriff ".
ID. Laird captured a complete outfit
for dist filling Whiskey in the lower
part of the county near Ei1isto river.
They also feund and DESTROYED about
100 gallons Of beer ready for use. No
persons We're found al the still but t the as
tracks Of two men were followed 70
their home AID a half ssssallon OF Illicit
Mhisgqy found Ia possession.
They lWere placed der arrest 5uttt but
clai1Sed no knoMIedge of the fltlll.
scIa5h hang they lbougih 81 le laiskey
from another party: me two men n
RsidS Argo and IFs:urrtor, ,s paHieel ne J.
Were iSrought to I4exing gton and placed
;Iie ia Until ssfonsay afterno oen Walen zen
They were given 81 preli iallill ars bear
ing bgfcra IS IS CON issioneT ssioal.ss. IN u
Columbia who bound tileflis over fer -r
trial at tai 8 March & ternl tsenrl 9
Sc Iorenee. their bond at 3 e g, =,
90 81 rs :s
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
|RonERn d 4 JACOBS RETuRNs HOME =

Several months ago the overseas
casually list CARR ed the rlalse OF
Robert Jacobs, PeIion, s. 81 as having
died ii q hospI from wounds recelE
ed iii action. Last week q bunch Of Of
convalescents were sent te Ca am mp
jackson FROM IIob boken where
aheg landed December 1s, an q among
them was this sam Robert Z Jaeoos.
very much alive and IN fairly good
condition sir Jaeobs, was q visitor 20
{ Our oaice adondaY and told Eof inter
,ssting periences he had while help
ing hold the line at Ypres. He was as
sounded III the foot by q rifle es bpiiet
and sent to . base hospital where ne
CONTRACTED blood poison and was
tohught impossible TO save his NE. NE
But with aid pf an operation py
army surgeons and a strong constl-
ts.tion, All. Jacobs pun ed through and
from all appearances VIII soon be g
vel man again lis home Is near
.Pefion in this county where he spenS'
the week end with his folks 4
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
COUNTY AUDITORS NOTICE

The County auditor has made his
rounds over the county and is now at
the office for the purpose OF taking re-
turns All parties who have not made
their returns for fiscal year. 1919 can
do so between now and February 20,
after which time a. penalty of so per.
cent viii he added for failure to re-.
turn. s5,sss
The County Auditor will appreciate
1T if those who have not returned will
do SO as early as possible and not put
off the matter until the last day when
IT is almost impossible to take 50 many
within one or two days time.
Come right in early for it is much
cheaper to return and pay taxes than
no: to return and pay taxes with the
IS per cent penalty B
1v.,D. Dent
! County Auditor
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
assEaRasn r.. ooF

A Earl Roof wis horn December z
1900. and died il Columbia J,a J anllarS
al s 1919: making his stay on earth 1 :
wears; one nlos,sts and 4 3 days;
His remains were laid to- to Test rest at IslS
home church Boiling Sprsnss-ehsS sils i'4S
following day
Earl was a good boy loved BY ali
ss.fso new him 4! II leaves to- mourn
his departure his aged IA thers aIas] asio
nj, mother ii G and B Roof;i fonl
sisters: Mrs Ella Roof Strait Of l. Ian !.
caster Mrs Daisy 1areich Pelsos1
FRS sallie of Column bia;; Mrs g
Girlie Clark OF Pelfon and tHso broth
ers 3. w Roof of Pelion ana etd tsa. =
Roof of Ianeasta besides a a. most @ @
other relatives and friends
Farewell loved one deep sasid ioWl!y " s
Rest thee in thoH bed of cla = Is s:
Hundreds spirits angels holy 5s
Bore thy Tansolned soul ava ys
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
DOUBLE HII0()bIICIDE
At SWANSEA
Brosher Kills Brother and
q Then Blows Out Own
Brains With Same
Gun.

" According TO 81 long distance mes
sage received here late Tuesday after
noon, Jim Strickland, well known
farmer of near Swansea, shot and
killed his brother, Henry Strickland,
also a farlner and regarded as one OF
the best mon Of his comm munity There
had Beer bad blood between. the two
brothers. H is said, and Tuesday Jim
Strickland vent oYer to his brother
Henry S I'd holss and cal ling him to the
front door stated th at he had come to
make friends Henry invited him TO
silsssse a seas arssf sat down himself on
the doorste cps. hen Jim hogan firing
It'll a. doIble barrel shot The
Shot missed its mark, but the
second took effect in che neck, calis-
IL 6 infaneaneous death. Jim Strick-
land then returned TO IS his 81 home
I about half a mile away md going s in
side the house, renoNed his shoes
and ret uaning t3 the front porch
laeed the GUT Against his head and
the left lower
bart of his face The double tragg-
;edy occurred aboAt ~ o'clock Tues s-
sdy and magistrate sE M Martin OF
the. Swansea distiict nlrnediateiy.
went to the scene of the killing and
began prepar tons for holding an IN
inquest over the dead bodies. The
entire community is shocked over
the terrible tragedy as both men len
were well though of by all Wno knew
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
DIES N New YORK.
W. s. Cooner Of Batesburg, Passes il
metropolis. !;

W Al ceoner a leading merchant
of Batesbafg. died in New York city
oi, last Sunda from double pnernao-
MIA superin Induced by Influenza Mr. !.
scooner had gone to New York to naaie ma
purchase OF spring goods and was ia
ken with influenza developing pI1eu-
rnonia from which he died. Ks
Mr.. Cooner was ~ years CT age and
Is survived by his wife and three chill
dren. s 8 - 80 ss'
TIse funeral services were held az
the Baptist church III dBateSbnrg Tues
day afternoon, attended by a. large
crowd of sorreWing friends and rel re
atires: Cooner was one OF the
most popular and highly respected
young men of the town of Batesburg
and his death has caused universe
sorrow in this section
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
sAIIIE NAY HIsIN'GERI s. . 4

Saliie May Bisinge was born Sept
ss; and died January ~ s1s " )
making er earthly pilgrimage 22 years
4 months and "a days. She leaves fte
Il rs1loi,rh her death father, mother. Z.
sisters and brother She eiIssee
The church early IN life and renla4fssee 9
81 faIf hfnI member until deaf &.
Sleep On dear daugfl ter
And take thy rest 4.
God called you home
He thought il best.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
JFFFGoAT SENTENCED
70 FINE AND PRISON

The most notable case TO be tried IN
the United states court last week was
that Of Dempsey G. Jeffcoat,sa = .yye@ai. ear
old FARMER of Lexington county jeff
coat was accused Of perjury il con-
:neetion with an illicit still case, tried
last year. at which trial he appeared
as a witness for he defense The jury
found Jeffeoat guilty and Judge. II e
M smith sentenced him to pay fine
of 5000 and TO serve SIX months n the
Richland county jail
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
DOUBLE FINER.AE AT POND
BRANCH.

The coninluunity south of Gilbert was
saadened by the death of two OF its
most pfonlin ent ladies last Friday
when Mrs. snitl, the wife of VIII
sSnai th, q well known singing teacher
of this sections died at her home from
tubereulosis of the spine and brain all
and was buried at Pond Branch
church at 2 O'Clock. ~
Mrs: Kyzer wife of F'rapks, kyzzeer q a
We'll known faemer of thiS same COM
munitys died at practican the same le
time with double pm aonia and was
buried the same Afternoon at Rond
Branch church. s
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
WORKING HARD
IN SCHOOLS
| Dr.. Kneeoe Report Hearty co-opera-
ton by Patrons, Children and
Too rhSyrS

2 - ~ a. .
DR. d. E. Kneece, field director rur-
al sanitation for lexington County, as
sisted by Missi,e1i1, registered nurse.
have been quite active in and around
Lexington during. the past few days: i
Already q number OF schools near
lexington have been examined and
much good work acconlp plished.
T. The teachers and children lend
their cooperation and many of. the
patrons have, already taken their
children to specialists, carrying out
the requests of the doctor. S
1T is "a bic. work handled ia q big.
.way, and Or. Kneece is sure tf-at the
work will be complete success, II
only the parents will carry out the
suggestions. 81 st,s IS
The following schedule has been
arranged for this and first pa rt: OF OF
next week. zs3 - T.,
Thnrsd az ssharps Hill.
Summit ,ss. &
Monday Gilbert.
Z Tuesday AT Tacks
s Wednesday VatesIees 5szs s2
E 0ften it is possible to examine more Of
than one school a. day, when close to-
gether, or attendance is small; but q,
more accurate program is not prac-
zeal, Patrons and trustees are IN
}svited to be presens. @
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
DR.. RIDGELI
WANTS TO Kill
BRIDGE BILL
introduces Bill in Senate to
Repeal Act Of 1913 Pro-
viding for Two Free
Bridges.

The State Legislature Feconxened
yesterday, after a recess from Friday
night. Monday OF this week being
the first Monday of the month, a re-
cess during that time according to the
custom of some years was had.
Last week Representative Wirgard
of this county. attended the funeral OF
Senator Nicholson of Edgefield coun-s
ty, having been appointed by Speaker
Cothran as one Of the funeral escort
from the House Of Representative
s TIE body has been in session now
not quite three weeks and both hesIs-
;es. are. getting down 10 the business
of the session. The machinery OF
both houses has been gotten into work:
ing shape, and the committees are
now ahead with the work sufficiently
to permit the consideration Of vital
matters upon the floors,
The House last week passed the
compulsory education Dill, and thA
measure has now gone to the Seq
Tor action. It provides that nor
children between the ages Of eight
fourteen shall attend school for
ty days at east Of each session.
resentatire Dreher of this Count; 4
a. mennbe of the Committee on 49,
cation which favorably reported TINS
measure. to the House. ?,
In the Senate last week, Senator
Ridgell Of this County introduced
bin to repeal an Act entitled "An ACT.
to empower the Board of County Com
missioners of Lexington County TO is
sue and sell $4,000 OF serial coupon
bonds for the purpose Of building tEo
steel bridges across saluda River
which was approved at the last session
Of the Legislature. It win be recalled
that several weeks ago, a. commission
of citizens Of the county, appointed
by the Governor. under the provisions
.nf the, original Act, selected two sites
- location of the bridges
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
eoRIisY EssE,' GER: + !

ia arSage 81 al int crest 4 Q 9 g NJ Ms
eoa,lrnun ity ocee Sunday ftel:-
moon at the home OF ss5 Rev =.
quick when MISS afattie Gorley be-
came the bride Of AZ Jefferson Wes-
singer. ID ss 81
iss Cooley is: d we'll ! known youlns lll
lady of this section popuiar with 5las nes
.fT isnds and aca ces.
w Wessinger is q prosperous
vs,,,ng farmer Of near Leaingt on and nc
sSas q large circle of friends who 3e&-
tend to him lad his fo1ide their oese ses9,
wishes. faEStStt5 t3S5
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
y..t.I ,syFIsE PARTY

The ladies sffssionary Society OF
Red Bank Baptist church, viii give q
box party and 9alentine entertain (
nent at the home Of Mrs, "a. =, Coos.
win on SATURDAY night, Februaiay5s 70. ! D
1919 for the benefit OF the society Aii
the young ladies are requested ~
bring boxes ana al the Young gentle. geaafsfs,
men well filled purses The pifoite
who is cordially invited to attend is
guaranteed q good tine.
2weekS
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
NEW IS ROLLER s., MILL At aiHHsRT' 9

esrout and Sons, are installing
new new and up-to -date olIerflour mill
at tfle old Grout mill site near e.slt III
bert This enterprise nSil prove quite
s, benefit to- this section as the mill mill
IB lseil com pleted will be one of SIS the
,,,ost 1ap- tozdafe III the count 7
4lle machinery IS of the latest model, i'
and VIII have a capacity OF 20 90 bar
..reis per day wit our q olfale ana g
rolls complete ptith brand d uster setc,
for cleaniing titus sggiy Is "a better
33tarno out than The older IN ls.z
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05

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5;s q Efs.:SSl
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ass ls eSs 8 4 .Its ios
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s51ef afd That g s. hone a
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Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
sa4a'TsIIos, H,aKsIIzsRs 4
Time for Taking Orders for Govern
/ 3 nicnf Nitrate OF Soda Extended
to TebEuary 10. 3.

The time for taking orders for gov
ernsnent Nitrate Of Soda has been ex-
tended to February 15. viii be at
Lexington February IS to take orde ers.
Farmers can Leave applications with
either Of the banks at Lexington.
sssS! j. w: SHEALY
County Agent.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
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aeas Iae s. lessSes me nae
hope al a vel Fam i1i
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ans the; p'sst
50 ssw NO. 81 cag before we Will
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Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
VIEW T,I5IEfHoNE LINE

new fas1ners rural telep hone 6iaeI
8 now und der censtr ctson from the
.iexi,agsen Exc enange running by Pis4
sah Church on 10 he resid denee of
laTnes ffillian near Gilbert which
HAZE about twelve telephefles on
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05

ING TEllS
COL KNoTTs ON THE BIG IL:

COZ. KNoVTs on THE Is BTG WAR,
Ed itor sos Dispatc h-NeWs: -
The cause Of The war and no
broughf ii on and for what purpese;;
and con fusion has a.isen about it.
srhe con oSs Europe for 1eral
Years and the events hicn nat .irally
led up to lis sitn tnation i've years ago
WAS real the cause Of ho tiles
sS.,1d reails no g shTistian nor Of
peace easld have orig igInated and set
rest the real dist uruin factors
could oaIy abe sstt Ie war:
powers Ia pc Vefg paired OF
iin tho ssl Isateglt En-
siaad ra5sce AM the Cen:
s;4fa3 sA HIance sf As1stria. and
EassaIi tail joined eesntral lIliz
a1lce III ls s and sned 81 af-
ter he sasne eEaeHt of the great
as auel no y
SHOWS
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laree slsce of d IS la tel TIsor at
af,e head sofs fie A driatic Sea This
ions lfy agreed TT
ina cnsal 81 In solemn
enn fgs s.tist rd sEhe Mre
Esns4 asad Ital ly to Sc
csrefss stab end in the back try
insS to ID get Il cause bring ab9ut sss g
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heySwsaI knew
ssss,,sl. many haf
end gby Eng
sss foss fl,is powerful
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"a {. enemy
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m M, q
S. ... srn,s, iiferant
s,,,4 3 e Yats fated url
;Y,ssr ss.ex bat matters were
ss,s ,sS,e,s &, s.5na =, way fhat an iInme4
- fss.t nss;a and France
sassss s.. 8 ssst
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s.. ~. -. &.
slls "a ..sssS.s ,,,,s 81;
a..s s..ss ana a
: 8 nss; her trserr,a,,y nor Austrie
6, fs.e war started
s, 8; ;,s 90 ~ 1raaf,v ar,angsd
,sss Erance: Rus
IA, NINA M tiaev liy efpect1
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Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
a1xsllEssE: PslIEs sEa s

s5 4SW @ox nasfiS Il = is a pond caes
seFs sross sos 4 \ School HOUSE!
ssSs ssSsss Eel, ,-rua, 81 Ss
IS I SIS IS ISIfe IS snrss ssI5a3ls ii5aYitesi To-
Sss e: & 81 4Irs1e AID DC fsssi
Els ne ala ties
<sSlsd for ols farm use
8 Ssg. RICE
IsxIngt gton. s. G. s.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05

'brua1 &
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-08
ARRESTS POOL ROOM
OWNER FOR LETTING
BROTHER PLAY GAME

Patrolman August DeVos objects
TO his 17-year- brother, Arce, fire.
questing pool rooms.
The policeman's objection to this
sort of pastime for his brother has
resulted in the arrest of Joseph
Choka. a W. Washington av. pool
and billiard room keeper
Choka was placed on trial in city
court Saturday morning The police
mans brother and two other boys.
Arthur Kovac. 16 years old. and
Ernest Reynolds. Il years old, told
Judge Gilmer that they had spent
much time during the past few
months in playing pool in Choka' s
place. The DeNOs boy said that
Choka once had ordered him out of
the place, but that he went back and
played.
The case was continued TO Mon
day. The defense asked that the af-
fdavit against the defendant be
Quashed, and Judge Gilmer gave the
lawyers until Monday TO argue the
motion to quash.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-08
0. {. S. INITIATES

At the meeting Of the order Of
Eastern Star held Thursday n,Ght at
the Masonic temple initiator- work
was given 20 10 candidates r the
past matrons Mrs Clara Thomas
acted as matron and was Ass sfei 10y
Past Patron T. j. HatL 7s p2-rcr.
Mrs Mary Vitou was assistant
matron: Mrs. Mary KreGlc~ con-
ductress. Mrs Otna Kuss assistant
conductress; Mrs. Anna L9rrlhce,
secretary: Mrs. Eliza beth WieSuer.
treasurer. Mrs. Myrtle Jackson.
marshal: Mrs Emma Huu- Adah:
Mrs Emma Sausman Iiu-1, Mrs
Maud Swintz. Esther: Mrs. Mary
Barnard. Martha; Mrs. Anna Arch
err. Electa. Mrs. Hattie Wrisht
chaplain. and Mrs. Winnie Law
renee. warder
Mrs Thomas was presented with
"a bouquet OF chrysanthemums. the
gift of the officers Mrs Boomer.
past grand matron OF New Mexico.
was among the guests Following
the meeting two course luncheon
was served Co ESQ guests
In two weeks the order viii give
a picnic supper at $50 o'clock fol-
lowed by the initiation OF another
large class at o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-08
ANNUAL INSPECTION OF
NORMAN EDDY w. R. G.

Mrs. Jennie Wolf of Hammond,
Ind. conducted the annual inspec-
ton OF the Norman Eddy W. r. c.,
No. /. at the X. of p. hall Friday.
Reports from the district convention
were heard by Mrs. Edith b. Miller,
PRECEDENT of the corps. and Ms. Mol
lie Bradley, treasurer. Interesting
remarks were made by the newly
elected district president. Mrs. Julia
+. Smith of the Auten W. r. c., and
the inspector.
A picnic dinner was served at
noon followed by the meeting at 2:30
o'clock. 4 social hour was enjoyed
after the meeting during which re-
freshments were served 10 so guests.
including Is mem bers of the Auten
W r.. G.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-08
L0WDEN FOR PRESIDENT
Is ILLINOIS SELECTION

BY United Press:
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Nov. s.
Here is the Illinois republican presi-
Dental ticket:
For president, Gov. Frank O.
Lowden. Illinois
For vice president, Gov. Calvin
Coolidge, Massachusetts.
Announcement of the selection
was made here last night by Con-
gresham w. A. Rodenburg. at a
banquet under auspices of the Re
publican Editorial association of Hi
nois. A seven-minute demonstration
by republicans Of all factions fol-
lowed the announcement.
Chairman VIII II. Hays of the ma
tional republican committee. made
the keynote speech of the evening
but avoided personalities. He had no
part in the selection of the Illinois
ticket.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-08
announcement

The members OF the Schuyler Re
bekah lodge. 40. 80. viii entertain
their families at a pot-luck supper
Tuesday evening AZ $50 o'clock.
Members Of the queen Esther
circle Of the First " f. church will
meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock
at the home OF Miss Sarah Witwer.
1914 s Michigan 81.
The mothers Of Elder school dis
trict viii meet at the school build
ing Wednesday afternoon at 3:15
O'Clock. a speaker has been secured
20 address the meeting.
Mrs William +. Shirley and Mrs.
j. \. Harris will have charge Of the
program at the meeting Of the art
department Of the Progress club 10
be held I'm the club rooms Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Stere-
optics will he employed i'm illustrat-
ing the program.
The directors OF the st. Joseph
Hospital Aid society will meet at the
hospital Tuesday afternoon at g
o'clock
The last rehearsal before the Pro
gress Choral club appears at the
general club meeting, Nov. Is, viii
be held in the club rooms Monday
afternoon from to O'Clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-08
DEATHS
WILLIAM HILLNIAN.

William Hillman, 76 years old OF
Elkhart. Ind, died Friday morning
at the home OF his son, Or. w. ii.
Hnlman, 1913 Portage av., this city,
following an illness of five days OF
pneumonia. Mr.. Hillman was re
tired farmer and was born in Ger
many. coming 10 Laporte county
from there where he has lived for
the past SO years. He is survived
by the following sons and daughters
DR.. W. II. Hillman OF this city; +.
w. Hulman of Elkhart; J. a. Hill
man of Toledo; L. Z. Hillman OF
Iowa City, Ia; Mrs. Elmer McKes-
son Of Toledo and Mrs. Andra Mar
vel of Pendleton, Ind.
The funeral services viii be held
at the residence Of Dr. Hillman at
? O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Russell L. Phillips officiating. The
body may be viewed between the
hours Of 10 and y o'clock Sunday
morning. Burial will be in Patton
cemetery at LapOrte, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-08
MUSICIANS UNION TO
GIVE DANCE ON DEC. 10

The second annual grand ball of
the South Bend Musicians Protec-
tive association. local 27S, will be
given Wednesday night, Dec. 10.
The affair will be held at Turner
hall because of the size of the dance
floor. and will be given as a benefit
for the sick and relief fund of the
association.
Dancing will start at . o'clock.
music TO be furnished by Frederick
sons seven piece orchestra which
will be augmented at 10 o'clock by
20 pieces which will play until 1
o'clock
The committee in charge of the
affair, from whom tickets may be
secured includes Harry Gels, Jo-
seph KOrn, Fay BlOss, Henry Deck
er. Arthur Frederickson, Robert
Graham. Peter ShaubrOeck and
George Taylor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-08
DELINQUENT INCOME
TAX PAYERS HAVE ONE
MORE CHANGE TO PAY

Delinquent income tax payers
have still one more opportunity to
make their return and have the
penalty removed. was decided at the
meeting of the agents from the local
district at a meeting held Saturday
morning in Revenue Commissioner
7. J. Kruyer's Office. Agents from
Michigan City. Goshen. LapOrte and
Plymouth were in attendance at the
meeting and the list of tax payers
who have made returns and those
who are due 10 make returns and
have not were compared. 1t was
decided that those who are delin-
9uout but who make their return
before an officer calls upon them
wov still have the fine and percent
q 20 increase removed. Arrangements
FOR rounding up the delinquents
v--ro also made at the meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-08
Personals

Mrs. Elmira T. Bigelow. OF Dun
dee, Mich. who has been visiting
friends in the city for several weeks.
has returned to her home.
Mrs. F. X. Sutton, of ST. Joseph.
Mich. will spend the week end here
with friends
Mrs. George T. Thorward. of
Cleveland. Ohio, is visiting her
mother. Mrs Caroline Schafer. SOS
Forest av.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Baldwin of
Morenci Mich who are on their
way home from an extended west
ern trip. are the guests OF Mrs. f.
Jay Smith. "a f. South st.
Mrs. E r. Hamilton Of Lyons. Y.
Y. who has been the guest OF her
sister. Mrs John Layton. 429 5. 81.
Joseph 81. viii leave Tuesday for
Los Angeles, Calf. where she Will
spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Tarey OF
Wilmington. Della. are the guests OF
w A Hafner. Iot6 ". Colfax nv.