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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-31
Judges Arrange New Court Schedule.

The three Judges of the third judi.
cial district, Judge H. K. Evans, of
Corydon, Judge p. C. Winters of
Creston, and Judge Homer A. Full
Ter, of Mt. Ayr, met in this city last
and completed the work
of arranging the schedule for hold
comprise the district for next year.
The schedule will do away with the
august terms of court now that we
have three judges, and all terms OF
court will be over by the middle OF
July instead of running through
August.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-31
Death Of Mrs. s. J. Burnison.

Mrs. S. j. Burnison, a former well
City, died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ella Stuck. at Mt. Ayr last
Saturday, her remains being brought
to Davis City for burial, the funeral
being held Monday afternoon, con-
Quoted by the pastor of the Mt. Ayr
M. e. church, interment being in the
Odd Fellows cemetery at Davis City.
an obituary in time for this issue.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-31
Well known Drug Salesman Dead.

Boss Campbell, the we'll known
Maas In1 aes%an Co who for bat the been Des
regular visitor to Leon for more
than twenty-five years, died at his
home in Ottumwa last week, his
funeral being held on Wednesday
afternoon Boss Campbell was one
of the most genial knights of the
grip, and enjoyed a very large ac-
and northern Missouri.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-31
Decatur, the Banner County.

The Des Moines Capital is blow,
ing about a big egg that weighs six
ounces and measures nine and three
sixteenth inches in circumference.
Lafe Young had better keep his
young men from starting anything
like this before Decatur county has
been heard from. Down there, no
doubt, the pigeons lay eggs Of this
size.-Knoxville Express.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-31
Death of r. A. Davis.

r. A. (Hay) Davis, a former resi-
dent of Leon some years ago.. pass
ed away at his home In Des Moines
last Wednesday. Mr.. Davis was a
fiel. Mrs, J. s, Bright and Miss Min
ME Hand, of Leon. Mrs. Beneflel
went to Des Moines to attend the
funeral.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-31
Another $3.50 an Acre Farm Sold.

$3.50 an acre for Decatur county
farms is getting to be quite common
these days, another farm being sold
at that price on Monday when Abe
McVey sold his home place of sew.
Franklin township, for $3.50 per
acre, possession to be given March
1st. The McVey. farm is in Center
township, mile north of Crown
station,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-31
Cut His Hand Badly.

A. L. Sears, of east of Leon, met
which viii Keen Sm from 1ass work r'd 10y
some time. He had Just sharpened
a big meat knife, and went to the
smoke house to cut some meat, and
in reaching up after it, overturned
q box which in falling struck the
knife and cut long cash in the
palm of his right han0 clear to the
bone, requiring the services of ply
Uician to dress It.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-31
Soldiers and Sailors Day at Line.
willie, Iowa, Thursday, August
z. 1919.

invitation to all Decatur county SOL
diers and sailors.
Free chicken dinner at 1890 for
soldiers and sailors, also show In the
evening
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-31

When you want Q real smoke at .
moderate price, call for q MaSonte
EnigAt or Havana Spike. All deal
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-31

isfacfion seuafaHfood. Give ms .;
trial Ea1esA sanplssss 6l.1t
Evening star., 1919-04-03

KILLED m ACI1oN-PREvIoUsLY RE-
PORTED wouSDEa SLIGHTLY.
PRIVATE:
DRESSED. Ray c.. Silver Lake. MINI.
KILLED IN AcTIoN-PREvIoUSLY RE.
PORTED WOUNDED &DEeREE uNDE-
pRIvATEs:
EKSTEDT, Clarence E., Chicago, Ill.
GULL, Peter F., Seattle, Wash.
MARTINEs. Manuel. Taos, n. NJ.
KILLED m ACTIoN-PREv1ousLY RE.
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
CORPORAIS:
BARLOW. Wilfred W.. Robin. Idaho.
McALLIsTER. Thomas. Providence. R. I.
PRIvATES:
BRUIII.. Marion Nick. West Philadelphia, Pa.
CAMPBELL. Edward ~. Philadelphia: Pa.
CASTIILCI. simone. New York; n; Y
KLINE. Warren g.. Lucerne. Ran.
LASH, James T.. Southern Pines. n. c.
MILLER, Emmett c., Camp Chase, Ohio.
RUNYON, Joseph W.. Shelby, N. {.
WAI4OVOGLE, Earle, Davenport, Iowa.
pIEp-PREv1oUsLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
LEAMoN. James B.. Advance. Ill.
Ho1HJELIE. Ole L., Madison. MINI.
McMANN, Arthur B.. Brownsville, Neb.
MEADE. Walker C.. St. Paul, Va.
MERIT Alvin h., Allentown, Pa.
MECHANIC:
LELAND ROLAND NJ. Rockland. Me.
PRIVATES:
De ST. CROIX, Mather, Savannah N. Y.
Hu.zINGER. Edwin j.. Rochester. n. Y.
HOWARD, Russell. Fairpont. Ohio
HUGHES, James H.. Skidmore, Mo-
Evening star., 1919-04-03

K!NSNAMoN. Bert H.. G,.dewatsr. Tex.
MSSMS MSSiE ASsS. GsSsss k Esasa. sasnsS I.y WASH
NEMI. Thomas, Arnana, Italy.
NIENH0UsE, Henry. Spring Lake. Mich.
rUKpUM; Harry f.. Glencoe. MnS
kunEKTSoN. Fred r.. sikesten. Mo.
ROCNWEL!.. James. MercerseurE. Pa.
k9kt WILLIE. GS.rs; a. Mssssu sns,:. vf, W. Ind
ROWE. William L.. New York. n. Y.
kuNhLE: Fred f.. Hiattv:4e: kans.
sESTaFf. ssf a rsser. Il; Gtnenna;i. % "ii Ohio.
sEYM0RE. George. Middlesboro. Ky.
VANCE. Elmer f.. virden. Ill.
WENDT, George c.. Olathe~ kans.
WILSON, Wallace. Elmira. N. Y.
IINGLING. Isaac H.. JohuAtown. Pa.
DIED OF DISEASE.
LIEUTENANT:
REED, Clifton Virgil. Ksnk.kee. I'LL
LCND, Carl s., Somerville. Mass.
MCLEAN. Lay L.. Torouto Ohio. --S'
VlcrosY. i"' EDWARD. % v; wooalavsn. .s' =. I.
pLoUrFE. Almer, winchendon. Mass.
tHlvATES:
AsTCkINo. Jioseppe. Jeanette. Fa.
EENBoA, Herman r., Pensacola. Fla.
bIuuEl.s. LsL-ss. Jones Frniric. Tex.
CAM ki:oN. c. iaert. Jonesloro. n. G.
DE sALyo, antonio, Ch.saEo. Ill.
DGrLINI. Earl It.. Miller Nun. ia.
LAHMUS. Cec.i T.. B.s rlrlns. lex.
LAYMuN. Guy ID. ow.nsuoro. hy.
LEAIuE1NU1D. Jim, Greer, b. c.
LE>iuH1r. Hoscrt D.. zwoli. La.
LISTER. l:iclsrd L.. Greer. =. &.
McCvI. i.GcDsa. Watson Ala.
MATTHEW, NlliiaEl, JacEs, Iyille, Ala.
NiAk..,. s...,:,isi j.. Fore stOn, Ainn.
po" I.t:s, .is-;::a H., Uutario. Canada.
A!LALi. .aLk i,.. Memphis, Tenn.
81. AalUuit. isaseno X. Comisaicut. Il. I.
aSit-i. jI:'.! -. filio. Ill.
TiiuA..:,. Sak.,. Ciarkton. II. {.
HA.-,. l.a,S5 S5i.-.. Meyer. New York. N. T.
" Ii--. -, :-.>D,rt. i.l1er Falls. Wis.
" E.i---,i. :.it.. I'D A. sorsh Hadley. Mass.
ii.i.!.--... \" .a.a Ecsar, Lexington. Tenn.
tLi''t.. IA. &, ara.y, Va.
N.Ai-..E1', l.sa-s. Arv9kvaA, Va.
1l---eD m ACTION.
Pai"--4.-s:
McC..,, ,------.. cLwnrd. Shawmut. Mass.
o1-D OF WOUNDS.
TI0rI--.. ..Ari W., Cherokee. Ala.
YAi.-l .NuEl. wl.d,.l.w. New York. n. 7.
DIED s..oN ACCIDENT AND OTHER
11Ec,yaSr: A'SA''
k1Eil..-t. Iaolnas. f.. New York, n. Y.
1nHH5o 1nHt5 Lien Lsa H Isrs,ss rs,nsst0s a.ts No.
loAIIeS, lr.cc.s L.. l.niladelpnia. Pa.
rA.,IoLuNAIo. pao.a, reekskill. \. Y.
IoASON, OlGcAu. SoMerville. Tex.
DIED OF DISEASE.
CAPTAINS:
LEV Is, h!lt1ed. Seattle, Wash.
sCAhBAGLGu, William D., Gallon, Ohio.
LlECTASASTH:
LEE, 1ertAs w., burlington, Iowa.
SCHCMAN. james F.. York. Pa.
E-ALL. Arthur e.. New Orleans. La.
SAHGEANTS:
nYhSE:: Charles Augustine. New York. N. z.
BOWER. Donald L.. Chillcothe. Ohio.
LUxEM, Leonard f.. West l,oro. Wis.
sMANrY. Martin l.. AIlegan. Mich.
EAUCOCk. Alfred L.. Albany, Greg.
BOL1NSkY, George, Mahanoy Plane. Pa.
JOHNSON. Marion S.. Durham, n. {.
MECHANIC:
FORBES. Mack f.. Cove Dale. Ky.
COOKS:
FRANKLIN, Bennie. Erick. Ga.
PELOCUIN, Peter T.. Woonsocket. r. 1.
PRIVATES:
ALTMAN. George J.. Springfield. Ill.
RARNETT, Marshall E.. Greeusburg, ky.
Evening star., 1919-04-03

HCLLIHEN. Bruce, Lucernemines. Pa.
JAWAROWSKI, Victor Detroit, Mich.
JOHNSON, Henry, Cross Plains. Tex.
KANNICH. Eugene W.. Milwaukee, Wis.
kEMPER, Tony. Albers. Ill.
KOTr, Joseph. FARRELL, Tex.
KUHN. Lloyd j.. Glasgow. Pa.
kUIESkY. Morris. New York. n. Y.
kUNDERT. Fred A.. Davenport. Iowa.
kVEISHAGEN. Alvin. kempton. n. d.
LA ROCHE. Harry. kankakee, III:
LEVINE. Irving, New York. n. 7.
LONlkA. John. kenosha. Wis.
LOBBY. Edmund. Philadelphia. Pa.
LORTZ Jacob A., Baltimore. Nd.
MAILNT'r, Peter A., Lexington. Mo.
MARTIN. Henry L., Acorn. Mo.
MASSIOM. Christian T.. New York. ". Y.
MAXWELL. Henry G.. RrdgeaOn. y. J.
MOON. Allen f., Johnson City, n. Y.
MOORE. Thomas T., SAKE. Va.
STANILAND. Horace e.. Meriden. Conn.
UPTON, James o., ROckmart. Ga.
ERRoNEousLY REPORTED KILLED IN
PRIVATE:
kLAPUCH, Edmund. Moulton. Tex.
IRRoSEyusLY REPORTED DIED OF
PRIVATE:
SMITH, William T., Paden, Miss.
ERRoNEous1Y REPORTED DIED OF AERO.
PLANE ACCIDENT.
EYAN. Martin j.. New York, y. Y
Evening star., 1919-04-03

~oSnSd1Soiu o9SanH11oiusI4 Et1 1aERo.rSESDD DEIIED N
,r.r,. ACTION.
oOrzINo. Antonio. Ambridse. Pa.
WOUNDED: DEGREE gHDETERM4IHSEI2p-
PREVIOUSLY WoSaps. RSSSa1sO DIED FROM
DAVIS, Robert c.. McDwen. Tenn.
RETURNED 70 pyrxasazy5ogsIT S z:y52gn: Re
PORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS.
MECHANIC:
KING, George J.. Fremont. Ohio.
KILLED IN ACTION PREVIOUSLY RE.
PORTED DIED.
cHR1sTESsEN, rr,t. o.. Racine. Wis.
GIBSON. Charles r.. Bennett. Mo.
DAYS. lewis, " ,i Ellen.burs. Wash.
DEAN: Albert r.. Milestone: MO- Mont;
DRAKE. Henry. Monterey. Ind.
DUNCAN. Roy r. stanberry: Mo.
eApS e1AbSnS sAs Robs1s br1sk aonsd nsss scf it, Kan
OL1N. Charles Marion. Ohio.
P1SANI. Joseph. Erie, Pa.
KAIsTON. Angus W., Arkansas City. Kan.
DIED FROM woyMDs-zgREv1ous1Y RE.
PORTED DIED.
DALE, Marion. Morganton. n. c.
PRIVATE:
DIAL Oscar, Big Creek, W. Va.
KILLED IN ACTIoN-PREv1ousLY Re-
PORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY.
LIEUTESAET:
REID, william r., Brooklyn, n. Y.
DIED FROM WOUNDS RE.
PORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY.
MUSICIAN:
BIRMINGHAM. Peter J.. Newark. N. ].
Evening star., 1919-04-03

BuRWELL. ketwich r. clarksviile. Va;
CAvALLINI. Charles. Raymond. Cal.
CLARK. James c.. Brooklyn. N. 7.
GoPIELp. coGIH Willie, Maryhil1; n; 9; vi.
CRAFT, Austin. Hariwell. Ga.
DAVIS. Ulysses. Jonesville, 8. c.
ETaHqS anl,;. ss.sn e. ce Sh'
aoRRlssEy. 'sa Kenneth ets'osa. e. osi:nd' % "a, "
SMITH. Thomas E.. BrooIiya. n. z.
SNEVE, Eddie, kendriCk, Idaho.
STANTON. Allen W.. Mesick. Mich.
STROBEL, Ezra D.. Marion Ill.
BEMfs. L.. &C. = G.. Meriden. Conn Conn.
BKUNs, Herman J., Port Clinton. Ohio.
COLE. Garland w.. Cape Vincent. N. 7.
COOPER, Wesley, Burdette. Miss.
GARRINGER. James n. Portland, Ind.
GkSsKaAS GzSsEa SSf5sa w,sn ss''.n' AM ss nnn
HAY, Perce. Calhoun. X.
HEEhY; Joseph M.. Taylorsville; Cal
51SEs a1a seorSs % Nat Ohio
KLADT. Einard, Pine River. MINI.
LEDBETrER. Leland H.. Hagerstown, Ind:
PApdETT, p William a Il. u: W:oOi.sy. % "a. H' t
k1Tssa!; Ts Js4s. 13. i: Flilaasissi.. p;
RYNAKD. CHARLES A.. Carlisle. Pa.
SHAVER, JOHN W.. stuunton. Va.
saInLlNSS, 81 III , Charles T.; BEECH Creek. Pa.
sTkATsIAN, William H. Cleveland, Ohio.
TAYLOR. Marion H., Aahtra. Ca.
vSaa NoT1sa ia. HssesasSs g.:
WAsniSGT1pS. ai SSaepS + i'd HfSahs Dupiis. O.. o.
WELCOME. Albert A.. Arlington. Mass.
The following cabled corrections are
issued as an appendix to the regular
casualty lists at the request OF the
several press associations:
Rz7vnNa2 a9a2ED 70 xG5 e EoH2Ss RE-
BELL. William H., Goodwater, Ala.
zAhSoshI. Joseph J.. Oltphant. Pa.
"'112 FhEv1ou%5Ix % aE.oaSTsDD1 SED1DhaataEo pifD 81
PRIVATE: WOUNDS
SINOS, Gus, Goshen. Ind.
KILLED III, IN ACTON PREVIOUSLY RE.
~ rERAlNED.
CoLDtkN. EiDert F.. San Jose. Calf.
PORTED Missing III AoTioN.
MECHANIC:
PR1EslhEY, Kosco R.. Cherokee. Kan.
HESS. "1yAa1s: walte1. Hill City, Kan.
OLSUN. Siverr, Devils Lake, N. D.
PATRICK, valdia c.. North branch. Mich.
WILLIAMS. Joseph a.. Gettysburg. Pa.
WOLFE. George r.. Vanndale. Ark.
DIED-PREv1oUsLY aEPoRTED MISSING
In ACTION.
PRIvATES:
CHAPMAN. Victor C., Breakaborn. N. Y.
HAMkICk. Dellie. sulphur springs, Ala
AL1kEN. John r., Atlantic. Iowa.
aEMiHILL T. , Joseph W.. Mckees Rocks. Pa.
AiLDENDRAND. Andrew. Evanston, Ind.
PRICE. Stanley. ula.sport. Pa.
sArEpHA, Jose L.. Polvodera. N. M.
sCHCMACHEE. Hcnry. baltimore. Nd.
WAG%EGz, Auy, Calconda. Ill.
WIEELEK. LIE Roy H.. Deerfield. Ill.
WIEL. frank John, Pittsburgh. Pa.
WRIGHT. Hanford Russell. Johnstown, Pa.
YOUNG, Townsend C.. Long Island, N. T.
Evening star., 1919-04-03

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza.
LAXATIVE BROMO QU1NINE Tablets remove
the cause. There is only one ''Bromo Quinine -
E. W. GROVES signatur on the box. 3Oc.-
Advertisement
Evening star., 1919-04-03

=" OunQcO oeVcEcly. -
Wounded (degree undeter-
mined) ~
Wounded slightly ..........1 40
Missing In action. ..........
KILLED IN ACTION.
LIEUTENANT:
WHITE TIE .nn Alert r.. St. Louis No.
BURK John e., Sedalia, Mo.
CARDENAS. Oscar. Hsbana. Cuba.
AYERS. Rufus s., Greepville, 8. c.
BAROvIC. Peter. Allen. Montenegro.
RATTAGLIA. Gionni Chicago. Ill.
BEIsILINE. Elwood l.: Mechanicsburs. IA.
DIEHL. Henry c.. Bedford. Pa.
HOGAN. Philip. Brooklyn. ". Y.
kURILOFF, Morris. Brooklyn. N. Y.
SANDAHL. Rudolph E.. Charlton Iowa.
BRACHMANN. BENJAMIN. San Francisco. Cal.
kOssO. Petir A. Newark. ". ].
MARTIN. Carl. Elliston. Ohio.
ANDERSON. William. Poulsbo. Wash.
HARRISON. Ervie W., Waterville, MINI.
SMITH. Clyde. Suplee, Ore.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
LIEuTENANTs:
PETER. Frank D.. Canton. Ohio.
MACkAY. alexander c.. McMechen. W. Va.
PRlvATEs:
MICKELOTTI, John. Bonny Doom. Cal.
sPAULDING. Donald W., Gardiner. Ne.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND oTHEs
. CAUSES.
ARMY FIELD CLERK:
-kENYON: Arthur T.. Bradley Beach. n. ].
SERGEANTS:
BLANKS. Roscie A.. Meadville. Va.
DEWEY. Theodore r.. Scranton. Pa.
GILLESPIE. Roy NJ. Canton. Ohio.
HEATH. Clellan T.. Binshamton. n. Y.
CARR Michael. Winthrop Mass.
HENRY, Fred c.. Currie. N.
CORPORALS:
BAKER. Sterling. Seward. Neb.
RUSSELL. Arthur e.. Matador. Tex.
WINDSOR. Charles c.. Philadelphia. Pa.
PRIvATES:
CLAIR: Bernard. Charleston, W: Va.
street. Washington. D. G.
AeENEANEY. Edward P. New York. N. 7.
M00DSBf. Norman, Barnard. \. C.
ptoff Rosney osne NJ nestoa: ssssSn: 9ais misi
,GRzfBOWsK1. Franciszck, Chicago. Ill.
kARANTzlAS. John. Cecopver, koriuio,
KELLY. John W.. BROOKLYN, n. 7.
KowASEwICH. Tady. Chisholm. Minn.
MARIA. John. New York. N. Y.
liASSnNI. Antonio. Brooklyn. n. 7.
MORGAN. John H.. San Francisco. Cal.
SA,iER, Roy, NAnticoke, Pa.
SLAY. Lester. Mira, La.
yATsvIk. Thor. skerEe. Bergen. Norway.
WELLESS. Paul. Chaska MINI.
ANDREUCCI, Salvatore. Province Of Aquilla.
,cALARho. c.nto. R.rnesooro. Pa.
CAWTIIORNE. Charles Ernest. Greentree. Pa.
C5AYMoRE. LA,3,s wiifred. Lawrence. Mass.
FiGkkEr. Rsk Ees Otto StSss ~, Ssx York. e Ny.
GREER, Albert L.. Barren. La -.----
HALLE. John Jacob. Brooklyn. N. T.
hansen. Daniel NJ. Creosote. Wash.
HERBERT. James o.. Yonker:, u. Y.
HESS. Silas. Monk. Va.
HoTCHkIss, Clarence. West Oneonta. N. Y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
REAL EsTATE TRANSFERS.
CFrom the Records Of the Indian

(From the Records OF the Indiana
Title and Loan CO..
Lawrence j. Powers and Clara 70
Arthur TeEis Pippinger and Eliza F.,
81 tract OF land in Centre township.
The North Side Land and I'M
provement Co. Inc. TO Amedeo c..
Nardi. $i.100; lot y. O'Neiu &
Schwab's addition 70 Mishawaka.
Esmeralda Druliner 20 Matilda
Zillmer and Pauline VI. Zillmer, 81;
lot 20. Rachel GaIlager's first addi-
ton 20 South Eend.
Miles W. O'Brien and Anne L. 70
Glen A. Clark. 81: lot 3. Wall x
Hines subdivision OF bank out lot 80.
Kalman and Verona Pell 20 Stan
islaw Wietrzynski and Wiktoria. 81;
part OF lot Is. John X. Fowler's sec
ond subdivision Of bank out lots So
and SO.
Charles G. Morris and wife TO
Grafton Johnson, $500; tract of
land in Portage township.
William c.. Jakson and wife.
Thomas II. Jackson and wife. Fannie
b. Copp and husband, Mary f. Col
Inns. Dora J.. Staples and husband.
by Francis NJ. Jackson. their attor-
ney in fact; Francis NJ. Jackson and
Belle L. mis- wife, 10 William Setter.
S145; lot 119, Vernon Heights addi-
ton 10 South Bend.
Jennie NJ. Buck to Harry Boyd
Snee. 81; lot SO. 90 and 81. Edw.
Sorin's second addition 70 Lowell.
now part of South Bend. Also part
OF lot Z. VIM. Miller's subdivision.
Charles +. and Daisy T.. Gilman
70 Arthur +. and Lillian Peter Gill
man. 81; tract Of land in Madison
township.
Charles Z. and Daisy +. 10 Airing
ton V. and Florence A. Lowell. 81.
lot Il. BattelI's plat Of College
Green. now part of Mishawaka.
Arthur f. and Lillian Peter Gil
man and Arlington Y. and Florence
A. Lowell TO Charles f. and Daisy
Gilman. 81; part Of lot 3 in addition
al plat OF the town OF st. Joseph
Iron Warks, now the city Of Mish-
awake.
Horace G. Sheets and wife TO ia
cob Siple. $500: tract Of land in
Lincoln township.
Wladyslawa FlOrkOwski 70 Stanley
NJ. Niezgodzki and Mamie. 81; lot 9,
Birner Place addition 10 South Bend
Charles L Gilman and Daisy to
Melvin 9. Dunning and Anna G., 81;
lot Il in block 20. Battell's College
Green addition 10 Mishawaka.
American Trust Co, administrator
to Emma Helber. $500; part Of lot
10 in Joseph Keasey's addition To
South Bend
William A. M%cInerny and wife 70
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
TALK EIGHT HOUR DAY
TO TRAIN DlSPATCHERS

CHICAGO. June 18.-Advocates OF
IAN eight hour day and a six day
week" addressed the sessions Of the
American Train Dispatchers' asSo-
citation Tuesday. Warren $. stone.
grand president OF the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers support
ed the movement.
Get what you want and get il
now" said Mr.. StOne. DO not wait
until IL is given 70 your grandchil-
dren. You need it now more than
they will"
He also advised the dispatchers 10
stand for the abolition Of liquor
I'M. would rob them OF their ener-
Cies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
News of the City
from the
Official Records
MARRIAGE LICEsEs.

James Tarda. farmer. Nu,ca.
Mich. 20 Mary Van Driessche. labor.
Mishawaka.
William MCGOWAN. s~uperintend-
emit. Mishawaka, TO stella Schimick.
homework. Mishawaka.
Harry Jasinski, farmer. Crums-
town. Ind. 70 agnes Niespodziany,
homework. C-rumstown.
Jacob PoIevoy. laborer. South
Bend. 20 Tekla Shevessawa. house
work. South Bend.
Arthur Andrewski, shipping clerk,
South Bend 20 Katherine Kurtiss.
domestic, South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
PoLICENfAN sHOOTs MAN.

MU\CiE, Ind, June 18--Harve
J.. Lawson. who gave his home as in
Indianapolis. was shot and perhaps
fatally wounded Tuesday by a
policeman when ne failed TO stop
wnen ordered TO halt. Lawson had
stolen a bicycle and was making his
getaway when the onicer shot him
The bullet entered his back. Later
the police arrested Robert Green. an
Uncle Of Lawson. and at Green's
home the police found % bicycles,
which they claim were stolen by the
two men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
SPITE FENCE" TABOO.
Chicago News ,

Fencing off Mexico from the
United States is suggested. Though
that is what is usually done with
undesirable neighbors. there Is no
disposition in this case to build a
spite fence"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
STPERIOR COURT.

Leona DeLawter VS. Kenneth De
Lawter, suit for divorce.
Marvin l. Russell VS.. Lewis Davis
81 al. suit on note.
Loren Knight rs. Ellen r. knight;
suit for divorce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
RETAILERS PLAN
To AID HOUSING
Local Bureau Names Commit
tee to Work With Cham
Der of Commerce.

The retail merchants bureau Of
the Chamber Of Commerce 40 the
noon luncheon of the body fin the
Wedgewood room OF the oliver hotel
on Tuesday decided 10 become ac-
lively Interested Immediately I'm the
housing problem nOw facing the city
as a result OF the gigantic expansion
OF the Studebaker plant. George A
Robertson was named as chairman
OF the housing committee which will
confer Immediately with Chamber Of
Commerce officials I'm regard 70 the
progress OF the housing campaign.
The housing committee OF the mer-
chants bureau is expected 10 make
a report on the results Of the con-
terence with the Chamber OF Com
merce at the meeting OF the bureau
next Tuesday.
Say City Tags.
Speakers at Tuesdays luncheon Of
the merchants pointed out hat South
Bend is not taking care Of its hous-
ing problem as promptly or as thor
Oughly as necessary. and It was
urged that the merchants get behind
the Chamber Of Commerce at once
TO assist in every way possible 20
take care OF the large number of
families that will be brought 10 the
city this ear by the S-tudebaker cor
poration. II vas pointed out that
inasmuch as the housing plans had
progressed but seven percent in
comparison to the Studebaker ex-
pansiOn OF - percent, that drastic
action is now necessary 20 spur the
city on 20 a greater effort.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18

Harry Bray. 81; part OF lot 12s.
Sorin's second addition 10 Lowell,
now part Of South Bend.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-08-21
JURY FINDS FOR FORD

Mt Clemens, Mich, August IL
Henry Ford is not an anarchist
A jury which for months has lis
tened to the accusations hurled at the
great manufacturer said by their YER
dict Thursday night that when the
Chicago Tribune printed its famous
editorial Ford Is An Anarchist" it
committed a libel
I've find for the plaintiff in the
case" said the foreman of the jury
which has been wrestling with the
problem for 10 hours, land award to
Henry Ford a nominal verdict of six
cents
On behalf of Mr. Ford, Alfred j.
Lucking, of his counsel, issued the fol-
lowing statement:
-~The jury has determined the issue
Mr.. Ford stands indicated The
money damages are entirely subordin-
ate and not sought by Mr.. Ford He
stands not only indicated, but his at
titude as an American citizen has been
justified after a trial which raised
every issue against him that ingen-
uity and research could present His
friends are entirely satisfied
PIGS FOR SALE
3 miles south of Oga1lah.
ADV IS 2tp- Nelse Hendricks.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-08-21
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL

New York, August 19.-Prominent
men and women in charge of the cam
paign of the Roosevelt Memorial As
ISOLATION in Missouri, Kansas, Color
ado and Nebraska, viii meet for a
conference in the Hotel Muehlebach i,
in Kansas City, on Tuesday, August
10Th. Plans for the campaign which
takes place in the week of October
20-27 viii be perfected at this meet
ing.
Major General Leonard Wood, a
member of the National Executive
Committee of the Roosevelt Memoria
Association, viii address the cam
paigners- The erection of monu-
ment to Roosevelt in Washington and
the establishment of a park for the
people at his old home at Oyster Bay
are planned by the Association which
viii raise $5,O0O,000 under the guild
ance of its president, William Boyce
Thompson.
Governor Henry J. Allen, campaign
chairman for Kansas, viii have among
his associates on the state committee
William Allen White, editor of the
Emporia "Gozette''; D W. Bergman,
of Ashland; B. r. Bracken of Beloit,
Hon. RoIla w. Coleman, of Merriam ;
Sheffield Ing1as, of Atchison; d E.
Lamb, Of Herington; John NJ. Landon,
of Indepence, and Charles W South
ward, of Wichita
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