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The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-21
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School l0:15 A. M. r. f.
Huie Superintendent.
Hours Of worship 1880 A. NJ and
1880 p. M. subject Provoking Chris.
tians" and Her Babe Wrapped il
Swaddling Clothes. The evening SER
vice is evangelistic In spirit, song
and sermon do not miss 1t.
Christian Ende avor at 700 P. M.
the program is one Of especiaF In
terest in accord with the spirit of the
season.
The public is most cordially invited
Il. L. BENIN Pastor
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-21
PASTOR WEAR WILL
PREACH TO NEGROES

Sunday night at nine o'clock Rn-'
Wallace Wear will preach to the
colored congregation at Mount Cal
vary Baptist church upon the re-
quest of the pastor Rev H. s. Shear
er and congregation.
The colored congregation has pre-
pared musical program which will
be highly enjoyable and the white
people are invited to come and enjoy
il.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-21
WATSON PLANS FOR
LARGER BUSINESS
THREE BLOCKS OF coRDELE
REAL ESTATE CHANGES HANDS

s. NJ. Watson G Company, Dealers
in Hides, Furs, Metal and Anything,
purchased from J. S. Sheppard, block
number 201, block number 2O2 and
lock number 1876 on Seventh Street
facing on West side of the G. S. ,& F..
Railway tracks. between 18th and
a2nd Av.
1t is UNDERSTOOD that S. NJ. Watson
e company will erect on this lot a
large warehouse and iron yard as
their business has grown entirely
too large to accommodate their Gus.
toners at their present place, on 18th
Ave, and G. S. & F. tracks.
1t will be remembered that this
Company has only been in business
in Cordele since 1911, but this COM
pany has had such wonderful
growth it has been astonishing to
every one that has watched it grow.
Mr.. Watson says he has had one
of the most wonderful years of bus
mess he has ever experienced. Per-
haps this is the only business in the
State of it's size that does a bust
ness five States broad without a
travelling man on the road.
They have bought this year hun
dreds of thousand of dollars worth
of hides, which 80 percent of same
has been voluntarily shipped to. them
by express from over five Southern
States Evidently these people give
their Customers q square deal as
they saw fit some two years ago to
take their men from the road and to
depend entirely upon the voluntary
shipments from the Butchers and
Hide Dealers throughout the States
to support their business and since
Withdrawing their travelling miln
from the road in place of their bust
ness decreasing the same has con
tinuous rapid growth. This indeed
speaks we'll for any business firm
1t is Mr. Watsons intention to put
his present location on the market
for sale. This lot has ITO feet rail
road siding on the G. S. F. Tracks
and has TWO story brick building
the upper story being equipped with
one of the most modern and uptodate
Offices in the City Consisting of six
differen departments with fire
proof vault, lavratory, wash room,
and modern sewerage and water
works supply, steam heat, also has
wooden storage rooms of several
thousand feet of floor space, and
would be an ideal place for whole
sale Grocer, It would be we'll for
any one wishing q desirable sight
| and building for a wholesale Grocery
Business to consult Mr.. Watson at
once.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-21

Miss Mary T. Hamilton, who has
ybee% attending the FLORIDA State
College at Tallahassee, arrived this
afternoon to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ
Hamilton.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-21
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, cordeie Union Depot.
The following schedule figures pub
lished as information and not guaran'
teed:
STANDARD Eastern Time, Same as
Under Georgia Barnes Law"
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-21

Good times for all can only be the
product of good work by all.
Excess is an arch enemy of sue
cess.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-21

Allen Churchwell who is attending
the University of Georgia arrived last
night to spend the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Church
well.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-21

1880 A Christmas eve service with
special music and a service Of praise
and thanksgiving. $500
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-21

Don't expect poor work now to lead
10 brilliant work hereafter.
You have no idea how thef other
fellows troubles are,
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadeirhia MOI, a.-BUTTER-Solid packed
creamery. fancy, high scoring goods. 75haTytc.
the latter for jobbing sales eztras TssY1c: extra
hfsts 61aloc; hrst, soss3c; seconds 57a5sc thirds
ssa5sc; sweet creamery choice to fancy. 7fka
56isc; fair TO eood. Gta7lac; prints jobbing at
7sAsIc for fsny and s4asse for fair to good
EiGS-Free cases. nearby hrsts. I'd: current
receipts. no; Western extra frsts. - 70: trsts
70 Toa2l 90; nearby and Western seconds. ADa
ia.so: inferior lots lower; selected egss. Aassc
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls. hnc. lbs. and over
ssaG medium size. good quality. sa3oc: poor. ia
Sc; chickens. fns quality. Sc; inferior. c3aac
Old ROSTERS 2laz2c. Ducks, White Pekins ga
sc: Indian Runner 2saac. Gees Ba0c. TGT.
keys, Bailc. Pigeons old. pair. sa.35c: young
pair, Ss2oc. Guinsas, young. pair lbs, and
over apiece. 2lesa5: lhaI+ lbs. apiece. LTSae
lalk lbs. apiece, Lssal.6o: old. pair / 1sl 10
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Tmkeys nearby. tancy.
ssa5ac; fair to good Hssc: Western, sring
fancy. safe: fair to eood. .osISc. Fowls fresh
killed. dry.Ticked, in hoIes weighing lbs and
over apiece. sc weighing ~ lbS.. 7nss2c small.
er sizes Ba2ec: in bbls.. dry y-ricked. 4 fhS. and
over apiece. &c; ~ rs. esalOc; smaller sizes.
2aaSc Old roosfers. dry-pclord Zc. RroiIcrs.
Jensey. ice-packed, 4htsc: Va, icetacsci.
choice. i3siSc: nearby. ordinary 10 good. a.IUc
Western icerarkcd- weighing INs2 lbs. apiece
3sa4oc. Roasting chickens, Western. ice pack
I'd. weighing 4 lbs. and over spircc ::1A';
Chickens western. ice packed wcighipg ~ ibS
apiece. 81: Western, icr-IAckcd. Weighing ga
Ihs apiece, Ga2ac: weStsrn. milk fcd c'irk
CHS. u to lnx, u Ibs and under to doz. In
iIsIc: IS TO u lhs. % doz III. T3atic: 81 to &c
Its to dul. III, 5a!6c: 2 to e Ihs. to dor
III, 5sa.Cc; q to q III 10 dn7 Ii 5ez"lo =
rs and oter TO doz. 35a36c. Spring durklincs.
nearby, 4Oailc. Ducks, Western fancy .6a3sc
Cess. Western fancy, S3aar.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
financial NeUs---Stock Market Prices
OIL COMPANIES i
CUT PAR VALUE
Texas Concerns Increase
Their Capital Stock,
Says Holland.

II all the industrial corporations the
market quotations for whose stock
have appreciated greatly in the past
six months were to do what the
Texas Company has Just done and
the Texas and Pacific Coal and Oil
Company has also adopted as a basis
for Its capitalization, then there might
have been different story to tell on
the morning Of the day after the
brief but cyclonic panic in the stock
exchange. The Texas Company now
reduces the par from 500 to SO
share. and the Texas and Pacific Coal
and OIL Company reduces the par to
$40 share. and increases the capital
stock by a new issue.
The Texas Company has Just sought
the approval of its stockholders for
the reduction OF the par value OF the
stock from 500 to s25 a share BY so
doing the aggregate capital stock OF
the company is increased I5 per cent.
that is to say three times the amount
Of that, was held until a day. or two
ago. now stands as the capital stock
OF the corporation.
The reduction of the par of capital
stock reduced automatically the mar
ket value OF each share OF the stock.
= III hHSi h'oiC' ihSiS are 81 many Ilolt
shares than were held up TO the time
OF the Increase that greater difficulty
is experienced in over-speculating ia
the shares of the stock Within the
past 10 or % years some of the larger
banks have increased thSir capital
stock without reducing the par. There
followed automatic reduction of the
quotations for the stock
The panic which recently brought
for n few hours terror into the stock
, exchange. furnishes another Tlustra-
ton of the strange psychology which
at times dominates the public who
Is specializing in securities. There
were stocks the quotations for which
before the panic were very high. Some
OF them were quoted at 500 or 500 a
share. some considerably in excess Of
tlat. All these quotations represented
great increases in The market value
of the stock. And on each succeeding
day prices or quotations advanced and
the public hurried in to buy. being
persuaded that further advances were
sure.
After the crash came it was made
clear that until the moment Of panic
the public was still persuaded that
prices were going higher.
Another characteristic OF recent
stock market activities is the evidence
that when the public .akes the bit
into its teeth II Is impossible to con
troll that specializing public.
HOLLAND.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGS-sthctIy fresh. y; average receipts.
7la7e. Southern. 20
CHEESE-June. whole milk. 3sa8
BCTTER = STANDARD creamery. 76a77 prints.
Ta7s
LIVE RooSters. PR N ls tur
KEYS. per lb., n: chickens. per III. 2aD
hens. per h.. Sab: keats. young. each. sCasS
DRESSED POULTRY = Freh killed spring
chickens, per h., aa,6; hens. per In. Sa33;
rOosfers. per H.. 2; turkeys. rcr h, soat2
PORK Small and neat, lsale: medium. ls
heavy. Is
LIVE STOCK = Calro. ISaIs; lsmts. IS
sheep. las
FRrITTS-Apples per bbl.. new. sOOae 20: has
ket. loa2. 80: California lemons. per box. 35oa
400; pinespples. per crate. 5.O0ae.oo: California
orangrS. j.0oa7 90 Flurida uFangCs. Gas 90;
grapefruit. 375ai75; grapes. pcr basket. 3oa3s
Dc. Niagara. 2Sa3O: Delaware. 3Oa3Sc; hCncydews,
Ter crate. zooi35o: lima beans, 65a75 Trr quart
VEG ETABLES- Potatocs. per sack. 4poai 50;
do. No. 2 l5Oa20o: string beans. per has.
JcalE0: eggplant. 3.JnaioO I-r crate: rrlIaEc.
.sh2 20 p~r harrel: bcets. 3a5 PIT bunch let
tuce. l.0Oa3 50 per basket; New York celery. iooz
500 per crate; celery per dozen. 5os 90; 10
maine lettuce, looal. Is: squash. ; 50si 10 nef
crate: spring onions. 25a3O0 Ter loo punches
onions. per loolb sack. 4.50a5oo: tUinsio's.
nearby. 2ooa6o per crate: sweet potatoes. } 5oa
go: spinach. lI5a2.oo PCT barrel
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nov. Quotations. per
haTci, in Srpund sacks tc1rinad LOTS. winter
straight. 9soa975 spring straight, l275al3 s
rye -four. medium tn choice 6.75a7 rs; coru
meal. per 100 p-inds. 375a4o0: city mills winter
patent l3.5OaAoO: city mills patent 1865; city
mills spring patent I3ooal350. Crhc above quo
tations on city mills -four on jobbing prcss.)
Receipts. 775o barrels. including 1888 barrels
for export
COB CORS-oucted at: White. 6S5a6 10:
yellow. Saoa6 3 per harrd for carloads: track
yellow. No. or better. Les asked; sales. none
oATS-No. . white. so1tc asked; No white
SOC AIDED.
RYE-Bag lots Of nearby rye. as to quality.
looalR; No. Western export l.5lsl s..
nominal.
HAY-No. timothy. $50: standard. do.
% 5oa3l 90; No . do. 3oooaoo.5o: No. 3. do.
5ooaG.oo; No. light clover. mixed. 3.5oa30 % {;
No. z do. 2 0Oa2S %: No. l clover. mixed 2 J0a
500; No. 2. do. S.ooaz %; No. l clover. noni
Lal. zoo: No. 2 do. 500.
STRAW-No. l straight rye. H.ooals0o, No. 2
do. Is 50aI60o: No. l tangled rye, lL0anJ0;
No. 2 do. r2ooal2 90: No l wheat. I2-Ooal3do
No 2. do. uooal5o; No. l oat. Hooal5O;
No. 2, do. L 50a13. 50.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Bastimore. Nov. 1.-LIvE POULTRY-Chick
ems. young. large. smooth. per lb., 8aac
do. small and medium. pound. Sc: do. White
Lcghorus. Gagc: do, rough and poor. &c: old
ROSTERS. pound. %; do. hens over 4 pounds.
pound. sc; do. small. round. Sale: do. White
Lcghorn hens. ID. 2s2sc: ducks Muscovy. young
H.. Sa2c: White rekins young. Ib.. 3a.S2c
puddle. 2a00c: smaller no,r II. 2jac6c: gcrse.
nearby. fat. aG2r: turkeys. choice. young. 8
H. and over. Sab: do old ID. za8c: do,
poor and thin. 32a4: isrons. old pair, Sa.o;
do. young pair. 5a,o: glIiuea fowl. young. *
lhs. each. LILO: under Ia lba. each 7oc.
EGGS-Western Maryland and Pennsylvanis
nearby, dOA. cal: Eastern Shore Maryland and
Virginia. 7os7l; Western. sss7O; West Virginia
eaa70: Southern. G.: cold storage choice. 52aSi.
BUTTER-CSeamcry. vest separator. eItras.
73aI3H: do. prints y 10 extras 7ysa73k near
by creamery. extras. 69s7o. dairy Trints. Mary.
land. Virginia and TcnnsS " Inis. extras. fats
store packed frSts, n; roll Maryland and Penn.
Slrania. extras. Fag; West Virginia. extras, ia
q: do. Ohio. extras. faf7; prUCcss butter. ga
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
EAVY SELLING
LOWERS PRICES
bssible Mine Seizure by
u. S. May Have Been
Cause Of Slump.
ny BRoADAN WALL.

New York. Nov. 21.-Just before
stock market closed today there
s heavy selling movement that
FRIED prices down everywhere SO
ht the list closed with few ma
hal gains for the day, although
oss gains during the session had
en- very large. No explanation
this break had been made pub
sup to the close, but the sup
sition was that il was due to
yance information from wash
gton regarding possible Seizure of
e coal mines by the government.
Up to the time of the break. all
As merry in the market. with
enty of call money at low prices.
newals being s per cent and
her rates lower in proportion to
e wealth of the borrowers. The
suit was a further advance in
tices.
Such stocks as Crucible and Cen
|al Motors were in leadership. but
h the high grade securities went
Igher. Early figures showed ad-
hnces CT from s to 5S points above
ent panic
oOtilC VI IOad- .
as based on tine theory that money
Jed up in loans of commodities
peculatively held for export was
eing released. That seemed true
y an extent but the real reason
y the ease Of money was the flood
4 funds coming from the West
Investors in the West have been
believers in the sincerity of the
|tock market and Western financial
hstitutions insist on sending money
Iere to- help out the situation
The movement of this money
mounts almost to a revolution
against the financial powers of the
East and is only the forerunner OF
The day in the near future when Chi
LAgo will contest with New York the
of American finance.
Mexican petroleum responded with
} sharp advance to the report OF an
pther dispute south of the Rio
Erande
The first sign of weakness in the
market was seen in the copper
shares. Utah broke points follow
ing publication of its quarterly re-
port and was followed by Anaconda
md Chino. As all of these are very
Iarge producers of silver. Wall Street
wondered Why they should decline.
The explanation came later when the
whole market went down. Interests
Identified with the coppers are very
rlose to Washington and probably
they learned something about labor
conditions or seizure Of the coal
mines that frightened them. At any
rate the whole market took its cue
from the coppers and before the close
prices had been cut down materially
and in many cases all advances Of the
early day had been lost.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov. a.-BUTTER- Market drm
sSlted and anszIted creamery extras. iA75c; do
tirSfS 6a73c; do. higher than ext rss 75a16l.c
State dar tub. jia7lc; renovated cItrsS. So
&c: imitation CTCamery irstS, SjAJ6c.
CHEESE Market steady: State whole mIli
spC cials. S74a:3i.c do. fancy. 3l+sa55i4c; do
iuwcr gTadcs 8ayJi-r: Wisconsin whole milk
fancy. young Americas. Sa32I4r: State SKINS.
SrccIals 2aZJ}ac: do. choice. Ea0c; do. fan
to good. ltal7C: do IcEcr CrEhe-. sal3c
FiI;S-MaTktt firm; ncarbr white fancS. 2na
! %: do brown. Sas6c; rntras. TsLsc; frSts
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22

taken IN automobiles to the residence
Of Mrs. Josephus Daniels. gave her a
bouquet Of yellow chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Daniels treated the sailor lads TO
fruit. cake and candy.
The party next proceeded to the
residence Of Mrs Franklin Roosevelt.
wife OF the Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy. and presented her with a large
bouquet OF roses. They next visited
Mrs. james Carroll Frazer and made
a floral presentation. Then. IR CON-
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago Nov. a.-cATTLE-RAceipts, s.bno
Steady. Beef steers medium and heavy, choice
and Prime. l7.7ssao: medium and epod, Io5Oa
iZT5: common. s5oslo.D; light. good and choice.
Bs0sisso; common and medium. .5oal3 70:
hefers. 6s0aiG75: cows. GHai3; canners and
eutters, S5sk 8; veal calves. i65oa1 30: Western
range. steers. 7.3sii.f5; cows and heifers, 6..5s
ESQ I'D
SHEEP-Receiptx 1900. Weak. Lambs
u soslir5; cuiis and common. s7salsB:. me
dium. good and choice. IaA5o; culls and com.
mon. as.T5, breeding. 6soali3
HOGS Receipts. 1900 Active Bulk. L. t0a
l3eo: top. $50; heavy. D.tosi36: medium. IL "
ALSO: light. n8sl36; light light l3sI350;
heavy packng soss. smooth. l2TSalS55; pack.
ing sovs, rough. Il 2Zal275 pigs. l.7sal;5
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
sEw YORK MJNEi MARKET.

New. York. Nov n.-sfoney On caIl on the
stock exchange opened at Q per cent: high. o:
low. 6; close. 6 Most Of the days loans were
made at Per cent Losns made on all indus
trial collateral were Gas per cent. Time money
was again In scant sippiy today and borrowers
continued to bid ~ per cent for funds. Re
nowals are being made at ~ per- crrt for %
to % days Nerczntle paper market again
shows little chanse both a. regards demand and
rates High h-srsde paper Is being quoted It 81
per cent. while others are, commanding 6
Interior money rates we're .unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
CHICAGO GRAIN.
BY JOSEPH r. PRITCHARD.

Chicago. Nov 2.-Cash com declined ccnts
In the market here to-day. The break will af-
feet not only the farmers. but also the ouuntIy
shippeD who bought grain recently expecting TO
make profit on it
The break may Be traced to the coal strike for
the lack Of coal Is keeping the big corn products
concerns from Operating.
Futures held mp fairly well as compared with
the cash decline. December dropping IL to &c A.:
January. IL TO l%c; May. IL to Nc: while
July fell OF IL to Dc. The market was held
steady oy the covering Of shorts. while those
with prUdts were anxious to secure the money
available
Buying in the provision pit held the hog
products market firm.
Oats dropprd X to hc, but the undercurrent
In the market was stronger than in cnrn.
Cticago. Nov. A--The future grain and prp
riainrn raricna Nndan.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
200, 900 Jews in War on Huns.

New York-FiGurCs announced at
the thirteenth annuS meeting Of the
American Jewish Committee show
that of the 100000 Jews in the
United States. 100000 of them were
in the armies of the allies during
the world war.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
Shell Shocked Sailors
Visit Mrs. Daniels

One hundred shell-shocked sailors
from the Government Hospital were
given an interesting outing yesterday
afternoon through the efforts Of Rev.
David r. Covell, Mrs. CoveiI and the
officers Of the Trinity Episcopal
Church Community House. They were
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
Howard Jsrnt Geh Scout Hoser.

At the meeting Of fne court of
honor Of the District Boy Scouts.
Howard JoynL Troop 10. was
awarded the highest award, that
or Eagle Scout, for having won
twenty-one merit badges.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool Nov. 2l-SInts opened aucter to-
dav with prices steady. Sales amounted To e.0p
bales, Receipts totsled 1900 talcs including
II so American. Futures opened steady and
quiet.
American middling fair. $50: good middling.
ISIS: full mddlng. a.eo; mIddliug. 5.75; low
niddhng. 50; good ordinary. 1878: ordinary.
ls33
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York. Nov. 1.-THE FOREIGN ereh.n,,
market coDtrasted sharply with condition. thsf
prevailed yesterday. Thefe were very I.rre hy.
ing ordeu In the markst and the Su.ine. rrn.
esib was CRATER IN volnns than Il sny time
since Ast Juy, rod.y's elcsing rates were:
dp. ts'f = a. d 8 5ass' - sssas' s
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22

pany Of DR.. and Mrs. covelI the party
returned TO Trinity House where
stesming hot roast beef dinner was
served.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22

80: cables sss; Belgium. checks. oo2; cables.
800 Germany. checks rs; cables. IN
Austria. chcckA IS; cables, 10. Holland
checks. .3k; cables, .574t. Italy. checks. l. a
cables. l2.3e. Swiss. checks. $50; cables. So
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
American Telephone 6 telegram Co.

A dividend of Two Dollars per
share will be paid on Thursday,
January Is. 1920. to stockholders of
record at the close OF business on
Saturday. December 20. 1913.
c. d. MILNE. Treasurer
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES
Washington Gas s. 81 OOO at -
Potomac general g. Sl.OO at ~, 1900 at
ygE
The Washington herald., 1919-11-22

BANK cLEARINGS
New York. Nov. A-re bank clearing today
we're S828,7pL '" y
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09

FOR SALE-Ten room house on Fellow
ST. semi modern
Eight room house en- Rush St side and
rear alley.
Three modern homes within . squares OF
center Of the city
Good bargains In River Park and other
parts Of the city.
= n JOLLY.
225 :. Main ST. Lincoln GOO
354I- n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
NOTICE OF HEARING As To SPECIAL
BENEFITS.

Notice IS hereby given that the follow
iug street Improvement has been com
AsPhaltic concrete on Olive street from
IfncOfn WAY West To Washington
Avenue and from Division Street 10 sam
pie street under Improvement Resolution
Aspnaltic concrete pavement on South
Eeud Avenue from Eddy street 10 East
iuy Limits. under Improvement keso-
lufion No Go.
Sheet asphalt pavement on Lincoln
Way West trom Olive Street to West city
Limits Under Improvement Resolution
40 TO
Concrete naveme1t on Alley north Of
Monroe street from Fellows Street 90
Lincoln Way East, under Improvement
dissolution No. 80.
Asphaltic concrete pavement on Ford
tree. from Olive street 20 a point $40
1-et east Of the east line of kosciuszko
S,reet. under improvement No. 6SS. al
iu The City OF south Bend, Indiana
There ~ on file in the office OF this
Hoard and subject 10 lSiblie Inspection,
an assessment roll which contains the
names of al property owners who are
subject 20 assessment, description OF
the property 90 be assessed. and the
amount az each primd facie assessment
This BOARD AT its office In the Ciay HaI.
viii on the 18th day OF DECEMBER. 1919
IL T15 1 NJ receive and hear remOn-
f-rancs,s IS 70 the amount of each assess
menf. and VIII decide whether the as
.essed lots or tracts of land have been
or VIII D. specially benefited 10y said
Improvement IN the amounts named on
said roll
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
q. 4. Elliott
Harvey + ROstiSer.
John r. DeHaven
Nttested Veronica e. Sweeney.
Clerk Of the Board.
Dec S-0-1O-11-12-13
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09
USED CAR SAFE.
FRIDAY and Saturday


1919 Baby Grand Chevrolet. Al con
dition; bumper, spotlight, nearly new
tires.
3 Chevrolet four nineties, 10. IL. %.
overhauied and rehnished.
1 Chevrolet roadster. 1917.
3 Fords 10, i6. II; new paint; good
running condition
Ford roadsters; rehnished: ane con
clifton.
l Overland roadster. refnished; Eve
tires fine condition.
l Overland, 3 pass: good tires.
! Maxwell, 3 pass, good tires: a good
light car.
Briscoe pass. roadster; new paint /;
good condition.
Monroe roadster. new paint. good run
ming order. electric starter.
Oakland cyl 5 pass. good tires.
A. viii pay you 20 purchase your car
now and fOrestalI price advance which
T. sure 20 come, due 20 shortage %
material. especially steel
We viii demonstrate any car you Sc
iect 20 your satisfaction
Ask about our liberal payment plan.
BEISTLE AUTO SALES co.
Main IA. 535 Lincoln Way West
673S- II
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