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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS

CHICAGO, Feb. 22-Butter firm.
Creamery. 2Sd53c.
Eggs higher. Eirsts, $50 8SLac; ordi-
nary firsts, 3iQ37Ec, at mark, cases
included. 37a3Sc.
Potatoes lower, Wisconsin. Michigan
and Minnesota sacked and bulk, $l55
d165.
Poultry-AIive lower. Springs, soc;
fowls, soc.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 22.-Butter.
eggs and poultry unchanged.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22
Fred Shettles

PoNTOTOC, Miss, Feb, 90, (Spl)-
Thursday noon at his home, four miles
north Of town, after an attack OF in
fluenza, and its attending effects. Bur
ial was at Oak Hill Friday, where a
younger brother was buried a fortnight
ago,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22
7 j DIES

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 22.-Thom-
as j Brandon. OF Dover, grand mas
ter Of the Tennessee Masons, died hero
In a hospital last night. He vas cash
Ter OF a bank at Dover. Thomas Steele,
Jr., succeeds him as grand master,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS


PTCKLEY-At his home, Island 80,
Feb. 10, 1919, r. b. Pickley, aged about
so years.
of Luton Il Keathley. Millington, Tenn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22
EMINENT RABBI
GIVES APPROVAL
TO MANAGER BILL

CONTINUED From First Page.)
tiers, every contract the city has with
the corporations MAY be Ignored by the
utilities commission,
Under the provisions OF the act II an
individual or a concern wishes to
make complaint against inadequate or
insufficient service, the individual or
concern must post a Tee TO be fixed
by the commission" for investigating
the service complained Of, The utility
against which the complaint is made
may go as far as il likes in its defense
and make as big a record as Il chooses.
II the individual making the complaint
should not be sustained he loses his
fee and he gets no improvement In
service
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22

higher in opera some poor guess1s
have been made.
Riccardo Martin, already well and ia.
yorably known here, has lost none OF
his charm and ability as a singer ano
actor. His voice is full of its old ORA
matte fire and robust character. ana
age seems merely to sweeten IT. In
none of his appearances here has he
been as pleasing as m Rhadames, and
his most effective singing was in the
final duet with Aida while in the cav
ern,
ers, it can be %truthfully said that the
ming was in the appearance Of Greek
Evans, who in the role OF the Ethiopian
king proved himself one of the big
stars of the aggregation. He a a
fine voice and a regal bearing which
elevated the part to its full height.
AS Tonic in "Pagliacci" he should be
Valenti depicted the role of the high
priest well, for he has a rich basso,
while De Watt made more friends for
himself as the Egyptian king. Other
parts were given creditable rendition,
Baldi as the messenger and Elvira
Arani as the priestess.
Donizetti's Lucia" with, an excel
lent cast, was given Saturday after
NOUN 10 d pdChou uOuSeI win lhS IOica
in pretty much the same hands as pre-
scented "Rigoletto."
The final performance On Saturday
night, the curtain due up at 5 o'clock,
included Mascagni's "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana and Leoncavallo's II Pagliacci.'
The casts follow:
"CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA."
Santuzza ...,........ Rose Legeis
Lola .....''........'.....Alce Hesier,
Turiddu ............ .Amadeo Bald
Alto ..,.................M Mario F'alantc
Mamma Lucia ...........S Stella Marina
II PAGLIACCI."
Canio ........ Salvatore Sciarrett
Tonic Greek Evans
Beppe (Harlequin) ......Amadea Bald
Silvio Mario Falantc
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22
Mr.. Smoker

Have you tried a Samelson's Extra?
That popular quality cigar? 7c. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22
oIIye BTaneh. Position. co!lIervIIle.
The Shelby Delegation

Has Endorsed Samelson's Extra cigar.
They satisfy. Try one today. 10c quail
ity for &c. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22
News of Riuers
River Bulletin.
CoLLIERVILLE WINS.

The river in the Memphis distric
will rise slowly for several days.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22
Real Motive.

II is now revealed that the powerful
barrage the corporations have been
putting over for the past two weeks
against the city manager bill was an
iniquttous hut successful bit OF politi.
cal strategy to permit the advance Of
the utilities bill comforting complete
jurisdiction and powers in the Ian
guage Of the act, over all public
utilities"
The fight against the proposed
amendment to the Memphis charter is
not only TO defeat the bill itself hut to
distract attention from the bill TO re-
nov all local restraint, authority and
influence whatsoever that the people
or the officials have In the regulation
of rates and quality Of service of the
public utilities,
In notification OF the apprehension
that the people always feel when the
corporations begin to shed tears and
become the advocates of the plain
peepul," the railroad and public uttli-
ties bill vas passed by the house FRI
day afternoon. 1t passed the senate
the first part of the week, and now
lacks only the approval of the COVER
nor to make II a law.
Under the provision OF the law the
people may expect the following:
% An Increase in street car fare to
Z cents.
% An increase in the price OF gas
to Sl.00 or $l.lO.
(S) An increase in the price OF cleo.
tricity to u cents per kilowat hour.
90 An increase in telephone rates
in advance Of the present government
| raise
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22

Too many people wait to see who Is
going upstream so that they can go
down stream. They have the habit Of
taking the opposite side.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22

When making appropriations for
schools and other public institutions the
legislature should remember that Mem
phis has not crossed the river. II Is
still in Tennessee.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22

We like President Wilson for some Of
the enemies he has made.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22

The ship OF state is all right, but
what about your stewardship, Mr.. Of
~ficeholder?
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-22

When a fellow Is well advanced In
crime 1t is said that a certain institution
in town honors him with the third de-
gree.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-20
NEIx ssTOISTA vUOSIK.


1. gttG 9filptii aiostru matIa-
ntaml tpbtlnMliien tpmpalifien Slbdpe>
narlnanlla oleipien lailpnlpdplicn alis
tailenliieota plIrie9buSfintopn ia mo-
iafaoien ratentamifesta ia trnnosia
pibpsta.
2. gttG lnaria ei foSfaan eflGG
aiulpiteta ia ettG iaaristp pDIhtetGGn
duapnana falastlfleac ia taupaIlc.
8. @ttG 0irptIi lipostuu luoiuut-
tmnam Suumelle giorsbottenin. ios
fartia iiellG ddnestpfIen fausta iln,ai-
Zee balrutpallSa fiiulita Suonten p6-
teDtecn,
@bellG olefpat eiitpfiet cipat tais
fin puolit fem mllfaiief, ioista ei Gpoiz
oa tiritid, eterfin initG tlrlee StG-&ar-
inlaan ia Sorllipllioen ldiyIiplloleIln o.
letpaan maa-nllteeieen, ipisia aiuss
tad IllontaIaista faallaa. 2inraafIemz
ME rau6nlnelttpottelitSId oleipa. NAL
ttcntie6et fGIittGtpGt mama fpaatimuf-
let oiteutetltifIi ia tiGetpnt nthontG-
nlddn ei ainpastann Siionielle, fpaan
fnffille itielldhille faitIoi(lc ne ntaas
allIeet, ioiSIa aIuu inrnantielistG ia ilt-
fllista fanlaa ia iotfa otpat balutfaita
ltftontdan entdtnrliaan ia fen ipnllnn
ia baliintopiirin alaifefIi.
SoiAupttntpa OH, ettG ndnd Sllo<
men elitpfIet ia tpaati1ulfIet ralt5art-
teinpottelrisia pddttpipGtA. tlileipan
sulr-5llOrnen eDiitii. @
-Maalisk. Auttaialle-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-20
Gri illaIsta

,aleiui .aigrsaifesi4 >'S-s- 7 +.ass, .ss.ssIts
@aiiiaiirpdlffid tbeiibeita tutfi-
iutt trnisiioeti ebbottaa rolt9aiifonfes
realsIiIle 0feirti tuirrnr illlistantiSto
apnpnafli mnntlnian taiffien taitIojen
nlittiille ia lniiuoliifenteelle iInlan E.
roitrsta in fen 6nllirtnon niettanais-
ta lanlairiuiuttniIen fonliSIipilin fGIiin
fllin Spnaipafin.
-Maalisk. Auttaialle-
Siucitii titltitnstnnitt iiitDet iunltn-
fmnnat
@erne, nanliSf.12 p. - SepeitIin
6nllitlls OIL npttenunin p6GttG1Dt titll-
mtstan mltoooll6esti Sitplan ia
Si6e0to>I(ptpdfien lnioet taiaipnllat
ia rD6tpG nitben fanSla bipIpntaaftis
leen Dbtepteen.
-Maalisk. Auttaialle--
Sbmisiibaa ig1baGn WenGjGlla
Olot 8eriiiG0lG ia etentin SSieta-
risIa ia 0tostoipasIa pipat ipaltipbe
partementille lGbetettpieat tietoien nut
tann ferraSinnn fmurlottnipat SttG
fltriliitbn G1rettonnppttd mi6in bul-
ibeauiItiballthls on moan ipDSIpt FIJI
tpna NJ. NJ. Waostpipasta lG6etettt
ltiebnnartto, ipSfd tiinnldtsten Iotilas-
ten ilmoitetann tnbbneen i9ntisli6do
nGldn nGdrtilpttGntille i6miitlle. co.
tilaat iltnottetnan mbo6errmititt ipalt.
eihtitii.
Splttotarpeet ilntottetnan oleipar
lopllsia Siehnrisla ia MpsfotpasIa
ahipibiili-, fnraiiini< ia gaIoliiniaua
rastnt otpat tafffi ia fen i6lteen fur
tdifti plllrtaipnra iiblistettiin 6alli
titflen unaiiuiibefii, Ell iibd ole olllr
inatatpisIn Dbiitpistarpeita iparten
Tolttotarpeiben pitlrtteesid moi Bie.
tnrin iuefis ia lifaipbboipstemi latatt
toimimasta milIpin bptpGul1G.
-Maalisk. Auttaialle-
Safialaiiilta furpuratiiuncilta ptctti
faiipannpt
gBibollismdiben ontniianitIien bol,
bupinn tGnGdn illIfafIema iertpmls
oiutti ettG inflnlaisten fontrclI
InnaaiIman ittftis ia ltiipnarafitoibir
| ia iatialaiStcn iinIret iittresIit toiIiiI
ntetallei6iu oliipat fintrefli pfdfIi tirl
Icet miirrctilifii fen failtta. cttd u.
mritan, Nlcrioon ia GtclG- -9mcrifm
fnhpannot ia iillinlot oil ipnpairtettl
infiaIaistcn torporatlipnieu 7paIlasta
Slniffi gbcDapaltuin mctaflipbtiot
lioitd fontroIlecratiin Snfiasta faIin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-20
Suomi.
GapiStp

Galnioen firffp9erraiulpirfad piudt
6afeneet: &oldinen fappolainen u.
s. Sariola. glnialm firffo9erra 81.
9Srins, lltapidrppen firffp9erra S. u.
Seilala, gSaltinon ftrtfpbra. &c. u.
&aHhlne,l, Spubntialmen 10. t. firffo>
6ra &c. 9aitppinen ia SoapaiGrnuen
tnppalairen S. 8. Seppdneu.
-Maalisk Auttaialle---
SSIdnmaalliIia siliblia
Gllpnlen ianontale6bet ferhutpat i
IdilntanlliIiSta iit6lisba, ipita OIL MACS
ia pantu tointccn tanlmitrnn % p:ilG
eli ipapalIbusiobnn ipiroiipGifpdnd. g.
ri pIisId maata OH fnrlaa fofopntllnllt
firbtoibin ia bleiiiin rafeninifiiin
dpiettGntGGrt iiGtrntaalliSta iit6laa
nnlistptIi iiitd ettd faitin nollii ipapa-
ltttanfIeen ntaan lperGlGister Iorrosta
lila piitaisten birnuripallasta. Yubeis
ia pibettiin betfen n1erfitDtien iobooss
td ia IaitIitttiin iIdttmaaIliIia rlutoid.
Waonin paitpin pibetttin illntnIarpal-
Hpelrtiio ntristppdiipdtt ntertitpf1en
| |io6bosta Warltanin pdifoin fofpor-
titiipat ipapmistaiStelirln olanottareet
iouttoirta p6teiiiG Iotdmllistoia ipirdis
tGhnGGit. SiGilnadllitten mieliald lei
una6ti iuireille bli toto ntaan, iobon
diltoi IiIGd irioshlsta tiebo eta ndIfd
on mnasta ppistetti glmerifnstd laa-
Gn fpiIian faittta.
-Maalisk Auttaialle-
Iniffnnsta
9llrptiin tdbplta aletam1 fpriad-
nnan Iitd ipGlien fpImeiitpn1istd, iofa
jo6hli 9fllotiin omitiliiestd iitbtdiltls
rniIcsta Sroncen iiidllisIpbm aifas
nn. Siiinpd brbiltaan 10 ettd 9tilots
| lin .trnineaS Sllstaa tirliii tcfcmddn
|rpicrnilim Sitplneen aiipm libimuids-
IA tpletpuiiulcesiu.
--Maalisk. Auttaialle--
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-20
idytien tarpeeIIillmspen, nnItta tbos
adisten toiiia ipaatihitlflin eiap1t bc o
le iuielG hibdn nueiulesid 6pipGtiptieet.
-Maalisk Apttaialle--
SakSa
satialaiiet ranbanlabctit

g8einlar. II SntInit rnll6artlG6etit
titleipnt olemaan ieuraaipat: lllfo-
maa-@iain iibteeri freiiui bon grocf-
borff 9fart5all, eitenMrtist0ipIialisti
tri @ooliarb 9nauio. iona on farInllis
foaolttiem enlimdilleil fparapubeeniob-
taia; tri glbplf gBnt6airg, tri Slbolf
@lueller, Safiai libettil6s SapeitIis-
id, @tar6lrgin 'pIiopiston prpfesIori
gsaGter &C. 81. Sebuectting ia @reus>
lin niuisteri0n posti> ia le1n6tinlaie
tosministeri @eisberg.
-Maalisk. Auttaialle-
- Satlasla on 10 uJ5opttD totellt-
tanlaan ulloen baIlihltIcii aitanaa p6-
Observation-Disclosures o6ieln1aa. ai-
ipibiiIiteoQiilnrS otetannl erIitii fan
nan pnraiilnlbefli ia on balGthls io on
tanut tdmariiidlt6ifen irlistllfIen.
SotaStafaiiualltpien gbteistlrnralliss
tlittanlilen on niiilifi1n ipalmishIul
alaiiena, ia fanialliSfotoilfIelle on e.
iitettp latiebbntus pleiSestG teolliIlnle
ben ottamiiesta fanior 6alhiiln ia
iiaGoetGGn iiinG eta ba6Gn Iaaffa ra-
iottamattornm btiitpiielt teolliilnlsio6
Don tilalle OH aletettnipa SafIan bal-
litltfien alainen iobto.
-Maalisk. Auttaialle-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-20
-Maalisk. Auttaialle-
gulibe,uifit Drittaneet fattaista lit
toutuncibcn iuuffujem liifcDbtcDScn.


gBtiine periantainn prittihpat boil
G6enpifit fatfaista aneritnlaisterl ia
liittoutluleibeh ioutfoien liiteDbtepoen
@ienanripen ia @ngaioen ipGlillG, INIT
ta 6n0at1ps tpriuttiin iinlrella mics
6l&alla ipi5oQliIeHe, ipfn ntenetti 81
miestG faatuneisia. 2iittortllneilto
6oniuottlri airpaataail bfIi iottlns.
Solibciuistiiia nticlenuiuitnfiia
gSenGidn tpallmltllnlolttlen tplo-
IipGiipGilG, mnnlisf. IL p:nd, pibes
tbiSIG iu6lisIa fGpttitpdt boIIbeiitis
ntieliTet ,tilaiIlnlttn 6pipGfIeen iaaber1
aietetltfii pubitiien ioltffoon lrIeitn
6entiGoitG, iotfn prolnstiiuat boli6es
iuistiIid pppeid. gSdlinifainen 1alli-
tlls ipnilgitiltti llleita pu6uita ilmoit-
taeil ettG Ie tltliii tlifn6brttanom
faigti IeGlaiiet DrityaIet. 2iIaGilD-
pdSiG mGGr6sI6 ilmenee tooistufIia
iiitG ettd 6nlIbenpifien a9itaattprit
nuat ,ipnlnliit fdbttmnGGn ebufIeen
iofaista pienempdGIfin letppHtnntltllttn
iaabnfIeen aitnan boII6eapistiien fdpi-
nan lirlioien tafana iillpiu, flin liit-
tolrtluleioen iolrtot otpat ottanasia o.
fan taisteluibin riittmrtilln.
0iistiriita inatu ipiuitetnfii.
@labinpostpt, ntaalisf. 16 p. =
Histiriitq Siperinsin oleipien an1es
ritalaisten jolIffpjen toneltnjnn fene
raaGi @ratuciin ia iapartilaisaen Ell
fltnnan ipGlill6 fenranli &nInifpffir
iolItssqft srlGlgipieIl rlg 1900 fqiefan
io9oosta, ipHtd aiteritalaiIet pibGtti-
hNat fnTnstain pulnsta pppiin6StG
ababnrnipstiin OH laatl lpppitetufIi
iillG taipalla ettd taIntfaioitfto on
dpG6itelle1 bnjntettli ia ntie6et las
tettli nneileirtGGn foteibinia. Slmeri-
falaiIin ioitafpia on alettn liirtdd
itrategiIiiit fobtiin Siperinn nterita-
lainen ipipafp 10 Ianplunlt Sarbiniiil.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-20

9pntnpsia OH astettdin olliit foolla
meretutrDtiiain tonferensii iosia on
relupoteItu pbbennltfaisten merilati-
EN- nifaanlaaniietii mereithllfua bar
ioittahpien mniben festen. &ofoltfles-
ia on ellilt Saipnellafin nma ebusta-
iania.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-20

SdsiG llrettelpSSa mainituista filn-
niSta cpat poriporilIiiet eoustdiat e.
nennlpistorld 81 ia ipfialistit ID fun
nnS6n. Falmpdtinen eSirstlrs on A.
finutasid.
-Maalisk. Auttaialle--
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-20

on ioto baiotettll tabi mneritalaistll-
tettu ia fertormlidesia natilituan eta
.,iuRalaisten fpaihitlisipalta nletdllis
mart4inpi6irtne OH usfpttnpnsti to-
fonnan poiStettu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-23
MAN RECOGNIZES BOON AS HIS
AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

In one of the hIg base Hospitals Of
the army "a new Librarian was set
To work hy The American Library
association. she was "A very charm
ing woman and very anxious 10
please ali of her customers. d"
though some of them diEn't even
wish 10 look at book. In her
rounds she approached one OF the
patients and he declined TO be inter
ested in her wares At the next cot
she stopped and offered its occupant
a book
What's It about" the patient
asked.
ION. this is 'BambI.'" said the IL
5rarian It's about girl who mar
RED q man without his having any
thing 20 say about a."
Hold on there" shouted the man
who had declined an books He
raised himself UP on his elbow and
reached ont his hand Give me that
book It's my autobiography" To
ptka state Journal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-23

seven t27. Township Thirty seven
Ga North. Range Three 90 East
Also n tract bounded by a line run
ming as follows Beginning M
point Two (2j rods East OF the South
East corner Of the South East Quar-
ter "a Of Section Twenty seven
ca township thirty seven t37J north
Range Three 80 East and running
North Thirty-nine l39J Rods. thence
West Eighty-two fS2l rods, thence
South Thirty nine t39) rods, thence
East Eighty-twO (s2l rods % the
place II beginning, containing Twcn-
" 20l acres more or less.
Also. a tract Of land bounded by n
line running as follows: Beginning
at a point Forty two and one-half
ti@12l rods North OF the point where
the road crosses the South line OF
the North West Quarter "a II
Section Number Pwenty six (26),
Township Thirty-seveE (37l North
Range Three 90 East, thence North
one a. rod, thence West Seventy
eight as rods, thence South Three
80 rods. thence Northeast Three 80
Rods, thence East Seventy six t76l
rods % the highway and place OF
beginning, containing One-EGlf IA
acre more or less
All said real estate is situated in =
Joseph County, Indiana.
WILBUR Il. WARNER. Clerk.
BERNARD J.. HOERSTMAN. Deput,
9-l6-s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-23

oi the state Highway Commission ln the
state House, city Of Indianapolis In
diana, until 1000 A ". 0u che Ith day
% August 1919 FOR the construction 0f
certain state highways ana described as
follows
+ A N011. County. St Joseph and
Elkhart. so. OF Miles $50
Proposal blanks and specifications may
b. obtained free aud plans upon payment
~ 500 per set. upon application % the
State Highway Commission. Indianapolis.
No refund for plans returned. Plans
may be- seen 40 the office OF the state
highway Commission indianapolis
Bids VIII be received for three distinct
~ pes 81 roadway, viz plain concrete.
monolithic brick and bitbminous con
crete. ull 81 which are described in The
specifications aforesaid Contracts Will
Do let 10 the lowest and best bidder. but
the right is reserved % reject any aud
ail bids II any cause exists therefore
Bidders shall file bonds with the bids
as provided by law
l.. II. WRIGHT Director
Il - DDS 30 Aug I
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-23

State Of Indiana, st. Joseph County, SIS
Before the Board Of Commissioners OF
the County OF St Joseph
NOTICE OF THE FILING OF 4 PETI-
IITlON FOR THE LOCATION OF 4
HIGHWAY IN CLAY TOWNSHIP, ST
JOSEPH COUNTY AND STATE OF
INDIANA
Notice Is hereby given that a petition,
addressed to the Board Of Commissioners
OF the County OF St Joseph State Of In
diana. signed by Frederick L. Helmen
and other persons. being more than
twelve In number, six Of whom are resi-
dent freehOlders In said County and
state, and reside I'm the Immediate neigh
bOrhOOd Of said highway. was on the
18th day OF July 1913. filed In the office
OF the Auditor OF said County. and said
petition is as follows, t0-wit
Estate OF Indiana St Joseph County. IS.
Before the Board Of Commissioners
Of the County Of 81. Joseph.
IN THE NATTER OF TIE PETITION
FOR THE LOCATION OF \ HIGH
WAY IN CLAY TOWNSHIP. COUNTY
INDIANA.
To the Board Of Commissioners OF the
County OF St Joseph
The undersigned petitioners would
respectfully represent 10 the Board that
they and each Of them are freehOlders
Of Indiana, being more than twelve I'm
number. and that six Of said under
signed petitioners are resident freehold
ers I'm said County and State and reside
I'm the immediate neighborhOod of the
highway herein proposed TO he located,
and said petitioners respectfully petition
and ask FOR the location of q new public
highway in Clay Township. in the Coun-
ty Of st. Joseph I'm the State OF Indiana,
which said highway is particularly de
scrihed as follows:
Beginning at the one fourth corner
Of Section II. Township IS North
Range East. thence North I'm a
straight line 2GfO feet To- the center
OF said section line being a strip
20 feet wide on each side of the
above described line extending from
the Cleveland Road 20 the Box Road
in said Township.
WHEREFORE your petitioners pray
that three persons he appointed by the
Board 90 view the highway hereinbefore
described and for al other relief provid, 4
by law for the location and establishing
OF said road described aforesaid
tSignedl Frederick f. Helmeu 90 an'
= That said Auditor did then and there
by endorsement upon said petition de-
siguate the 18th day Of August. 1919
the same being q day I'm the regular SEES
and which said dag is more than two
weeks after the filing Of said petition
as the day upon which the petitioner
viii present petition 20 said Board OF
Commissioners.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. ], Arthur
Wolf Auditor II st. Joseph County. &c
hereby sign the above and affiN the sea
thereon this 18th day Of July. 1919
ARTHUR +. WOLF,
Auditor of st Joseph County
BY JOHN L. GULLY. Deputy
a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-23
RtpoRTIRs MIN sTIukE

BOSTON. July 2S.-Thc Newspa-
per Publishers association asreel to
day 10 grant the demands OF the
News writers union FOR "a minimum
wage scale OF {45 per week FOR re
write men and copy readers. SIS for
reporters and sta0 philosophers.
and $50 fer district men. d. was an
nourced tonight ly William O'Con-
nor. president Of The union Union
PAPER for az least three Years arc
cnutied To the now scale which is
retroactive 20 juno I be added.
seven Boston newspapers are rep
resented N the publishers associa-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-23
sHERIFF's SALE.


by virtue OF an order OF sale 10 me
directed from the Clerks office Of the
ST Joseph Circuit Court. / will expose
20 Public Sale on Saturday the 2nd day
Of August A. D., 1919, between the hours
II ten o'clock \ ", and fodr O'Clock
!. NJ, of said day. NJ the door OF the
Court House. I'm the City Of south Bend.
st. Joseph County, Indiana. the rents
and profits for term not exceeding
seven years Of the folio ling described
Real Estate. situate in St Joseph COun-
u, State Of Indiana, tO-wit
Lot No. Seventy Three (T3l in
Hartman and Miller's Addition 70 the
City Of South Bend. St Joseph COuu-
", Indiana
And on failure 10 realize the full
amount Of Judgment interest and costs
thereon, | will expose 20 Public Sale. a.
the same time and place. % ;ie highesy
bidder, the fee simple Of said estate
Taken as the property OF Nancy Hart.
ct. nj. at the suit OF st. Joseph County
Loan and Savings Association.
LOUIS Il. DUCK.
Sheriff II st Joseph County
By FRANK FASH, Deputy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-23
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

NON-hESlDENI NOlAOE.
STATE OF INDIANA. ST. JOSEPH
COUNTY, SS.-In the st. Joseph Cir
cult Court May Term. 1919.
STEVE ELLO
vs..
T.. +. HEATING, whose true christian
name is unknown.
Attachment and Garnishment No. 1909.
BE Ii known, That the above named
Plaintiff has filed in the office Of the
Clerk OF said Court complaint against
said Defendant in the above cause to-
gether with a proper affidavit that said
Defendant, +. +. Heating, whose true
christian name is unknown, is not a
resident Of the State Of Indiana
Said Defendant is hereby notified that
SAID cause Will stand for trial on the
18th day Of September. 1919, the same
being the LIST day Of the next term Of
said Court To commence at the City OF
south Bend. ON the Bird Monday In Sep
TENDER next. on which day said De
PENDANT is required TO appear 10 said
action.
WILBUR NJ WARNER, Clerk.
LLOYD r. COLEMAN. Deputy.
GEORGE SANDS, Atty. for Plaintiff.
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