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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
NoN-RFsInENr NOTICE.
NON Resident NOTICE.
STATE OF INDIANA. ST JOSEPH
COUNTY. SS.-In the 81 Joseph Su
perior court, February term, 1870
CUAUNCY REREEY and
NORA r BERK'Y

Quiet title No. 5449.
Be IL known. thar the above-named
plaintiffs have fled in the office OF the
clerk Of said court their complaint
against said defendant in the above cause
together with a proper affidavit that said
defendants. Jonathan Ebernard --
Hetzel, unknown wife OF Gottiieb HetZcl
Eottlieo Hetzel, Barbara Finders. Jere-
mlah Betchtel, Lou sa Betchtel. Jera-
miah Bechtol Louisa Rechtol Ambrose
H. BALDWIN, Elizabeth Baldwin, Harvey
llelnhart Rilla Reiuhart. Harvey Riuc
hart. Rilla Rinehart, William : Miller.
" llhelmina Miller James GlaSsman.
Laura IL Glassman. the unknown widows
and widOwers. The unknown husbands
ana wives. The unknown children. heirs.
devisees and legatees of each of the
above defendants are not residents of
the state OF Indiana
Atlantis further state that this action Is
for the purpose OF guietlng title 10 real
estate IN the county of 81 Joseph auu
state OF Indiana. described I'm their tom
PLANT. that a cause of action -s'~ts
against all Of said defendants. lat an
or said defendants are necessary parties
To said action thar the real estate de-
situate I'm said ST. Joseph county and
state Of Indiana. is described as follows.
to- wit:
Lots Nos. one Oh and two ~ I'm block
No. two o. Betchtals' drst addition 90
the town OF Wyatt. Ind.
This action is instituted and prcsentet
by said defendant for the purpose II
quicting their title To the real estate
above described as against all demands.
claims and claimants whatsoever. and as
against the whole world
Feb. -; Mar. J-12
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
WANTED -Thirtv thousand feet Of white I

WANTED Thirty thousand feet Of white
oak or mixed oak lumber.
The board of public works Of the city
Of south Bend viii receive bids for the
following bin of white oak or mixed
lumber to be delivered nc such places in
the city of South Bend. as the street COM
missioner NAV deSi gnate
Three thousand feet $4,000 white or
mixed onk - Y 10" or IT, ~ f.
Twelve thousand feet $4,000 white 1r
mixed oak - 10" or 10 l.
Seven thousand five hundred l9.500l
white or mixed oak ." To- or To- To IL.
Three thousand 5000 feet white or
mixed oak ~ 10" x 10 r.
One thousand FIVE hundred 1900
white or mixed oak % s. 10 f.
Three thousand $1,000 feet white or
mixed oak (" (" Y G-9-1o fl
And as many as may be needed FOR
street work
Said lumber TO be sound. free from rot.
waine and unSound knots
Please submit two separate bids. one
for white oak and on for mixed oak
Sealed bids Will be received Un 20 l0
a. m on the 10th day of March. 1870. 40
the office Of the board.
The board Of public works reserves the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.

Notice Is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed ry the clerk
of the circuit court Of st Joseph county,
state of Indiana. executriN of the estate
of Ella J. Ford, late of ST Joseph cOun-
". deceased
Said estate is supposed % be solvent.
BESSIE HAFNER. Executrix
Feb. oath, 1920
Lambert Il Hammond. ATTY for Estate.
Feb 27-Nfar J-I2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
THEODORE ALLEN MITCHELL.


BE IT known. that the above named
plaintiff has filed i'm the office of the
clerk OF said court her complaint against
said defendant In the above cause to-
gether with a proper affidavit that said
defendant, Theodore Allen Mitchell is not
a resident of the state of Indiana
Said defendant is hereby notified that
said cause will stand for trial on the 18th
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28

day Of April. 1920 the same being the
54th day Of the February term Of said
court commencing at the city Of South
Bend. on the 5rd Monday in February, on
which day said defendant Is required 70
appear % said action
WILBUR VI WARNER. Clerk.
By MARGARET LUNG. Deputy
Ne Is Y & Mcy. attorneys for plaintiff.
Feb. -; Mar SD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIONS.
LEO WAGNER. alias
EUW ARD ~rHW OTHnW

hottie is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed hy the SUI
perior Court II II Joseph County state
OF Indiana, Administrator with the viii
annexed. Of the Estate Of Elizabeth Mel
kus late of ST. Joseph COUNTY, deceased
said Estate is sunp0sed To he solvent.
WILLIAM NELKTS,
Admin strator. with the will annexed.
Dated February L. 1920.
NfcInerny. NeaEley & McNicker.
Attys for Estate.
Feb 90 % March >
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Claf Bjornk-
son OF Racine, Wis, in in town. Pa
trolman Meagher heard Olaf COM
ing three block away. II buy army
shoes then have a mould taken and
have the blacksmith make steel
forms For 81 1 get shoed for
life
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.

STATE OF INDIANA. ST. IOSEPH
COUNTY, SS.-In the ST. Joseph Su-
periOr court February term 1920
GRACE J. MITCHELL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
NoN-REsIDENT NOrICE.

NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.
STAT or INDIANA. ST JOSEPH
COUNTY. ssh the 81. Joseph Su-
perior Court. December Term, 1919.
EMMA ROGGE WAGNER.
vs.
LEO WAGNER. alias
EUW ARD SCHWoCHoW.
Complaint To Anuul Marriage
BE II Known. That the ahovc-narncd
Plaintiff has fled Boz Che office ~ the
Clerk OF said Court her complaint against
said Defendant iu the above cause to-
Ecther with q proper affidavit that said
Defendant Is not a resident of the State
Of Indiana
Said Defendant is hereby notified that
said cause vii, stand for trial on the
18th dav N April 1920 the same being
the DIST day Of the next term IF said
Court 90 commence no the city OF South
Bend on the Third Monday Goa February.
1920 on which day said Defendant is
required 10 appear 10 said action
WILBI Il a. WARMER. Clerk.
GEORGE a SCUoCK. Atty. for Plaintiff
Feb. t. 20-2T
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28

right % reject amy err af bids
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS
g. a EI..I-
Harvey D. Eosf s.-
John 2 ua Haven.
Attested Veronica g. Sweeney.
Clerk - fhe board
Fob - March 5l-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
THE WORLD o. SPORTS

MOrdecai Brown, old time Cub
wirler says he much prefers sand
letters 70 the college ball players.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28

Brown Is manager OF the Terre
Haute Three Eye league team and
Mack has held the reins in the
American league for nineteen more
or less successful years-facts in
4 themselves significant
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28

Connie Mack who has built five
championship teams around play
ers from the rah-rah ranks says:
Give mo the college man every
time"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28

frankie Mason packs up for To-
ledo Monday next tor ten days hard
drill before his match with Jimmy
Wilde
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28
VAIL Shows Class.

In VAIL, the man TO nu Bunt-
mans shoes. Coach Burnham un-
covered material that was a sur
prise 20 every one. This Is Wahrs
first try In varsity circles and the
little fellow came through with two
baskets. and played a first class de-
fensive game Scheer and O'Dell
AZ the guard berths had their old
time fight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28

Leo Ward. substitute forward on
the NOtre Dame basketball squad
for two years has burst into promI-
hence with bang His sensational
playing in games Of late is an out
come Of gritty doggedness. Too bad
this is his last year in school.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28

Indiana and Purdue sports are in
teresting themselves in the dull sea-
son in wrestling Both have strong
combinations of grapplers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28

Purdue is king Of the college
teams in Hoosier basketball as a
result or it's victory over Indiana.
The Boilermakers still have
chance 10 cop first place in the
conference race.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28

Uncle Sam seems TO have fine
crop OF Sprinters to get ready for
The Olympic games ia Johnny
Scholz OF Missouri, Billy Hayes of
Notre Dame. Charley Paddock of
California and Loren Murchison.
But all can stand a little tuning up
for the big tests SCholz and Murch-
ison are the big faVorites just now
that the indoor season is on. but
this doesn't necessarily imply that
they will be the whole works when
the outdoor season comes around.
Murchison and Scholz are distinct
Is indoor runners while Hayes and
Paddock are distinctly outdoor run
nerS. Paddock never ran in any
big indoor meets until he came east.
but he showed what he could do by
winning the a. +. F. championships
overseas. Hayes also is a classy
outdoor runner. as his As seconds
for leo yards Will prove. He will
Will be a tough customer TO beat on
the cinders.-Arthur Duffey in BOs-
ton Post.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28

Johnny Kilbane retains his feath-
erweight crown, considerably dent
ed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-28

George GOldie. Princeton univer-
sity's first physical director and
father OF the pole valut" died re-
Gently. he introduced jumping
for height with a pole" forty-five
years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
COAL PRIORITY ORDERS
NOW APPLY WEST or
MISSISSIPPI RIVER

| Na~hIuliUn, oct Action I" rnIisfN
demands Tor dvm"~Il' '""l Ia '"Il""A
siaI"H vnH t"Ecn I"."'Hht hl Tia" l"I"'
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have sc,umuIa cd suno E,n'hS 81 cont
that order has hhou Rurri'"h"h hN =
now reputation. whlrh ia" '"m,nIHrl""
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preferential Chr EupplJ f"T public i"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
TWO JUDGMENTS
GIVEN AGAINST
F. c. ANDERSON

judge H. II Addlon.an. la el''"'t
court here yoatortuy. entered lhhb in'"'
against Franz q. Aud'Is"n al Pa"
Grove. la Tayar 81 "a" plsinilIin -
whom Anderson wsS alleged I" h"t'
sold automobiles which "oic act Ia"
property
tho pisInufGa IL, TsV"r OF "i'''" l"lH
meat pss AiSuh 40 wiili"" 80
.".h arl Oily u htay""y. bot" - ''H'"
souuty
Ih,"urh a"unsoi hnda' 49," 10 ""'' -
have s,saa the sd'"issi"n that IL" i've
auipuqhllas iuvii, ~ 10y H." s"l'' w.
stsi.n ct lUsh"ah h'""Rh' :" 'h''
"sunfY sud sold !" rrys""h ""l "'''
sny
Isn 'r''a suIts 81 % si"lI"t 'h"'""'''
s,e p"nllrH aHaiua1 AndsTr"u l' III" 80
cult ""u't II Dhip county. \" Pl "'
which the plslnilfta hr""aht "c'l"" ="
rac"v"r mo1oy they clp'w Ia have p"'h
Anderson Tor cars which w"re IR'"r
found 10 hsv" hssn stolen, Pud whl'h
had 10 DO restored TO their 'igh't'l
owners.
Al Pittsburgh snrllsr this week. An.
larson was found guilty "C rt"nllrS
one autom"bils. then pleaded guilty I"
stealing six other cars. tle was sen
fenced 70 two years and min" months
In the Western psnltentIaTy OF fennSyi'
vanla.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
new SWITCHES
whaling Traction Rsplncss worn Ont
Points on Main street

The wheeling Traction company Inns
ro,uuIeted work Of Installing two new
switches on hJin street. TIA" nrHt Is
~ Zenith and Main. while the other In
at Fridge and Man effects. 10th were
In lad ..hnpr Tor r"vrral months and
I,,vr ruuard Ia" employ uH considerable
IrnubIr. especially when several ours
have ,uIiI ia" switches. while on diner.
.ruI u.rnhiuns the rear trucks jumped
IL trnrk Snrr lhu new awltchen
In,r h,,u finished, II lh thought that
ID, ,.u,I,,n, win not have any moro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
STUDENTS CELEBRATE

IA" riudo"ta "r WhooliuI Nah H'h".l
w"'" uut ~ rui'" lhAt oVoUlmH "dv.Il.n
inp tho Wheeling M"Is""i"wu gan"
haze i"dHi. With AnaL" doI,n "l"nu
ihs naiu uI"pin ~ ihs 'lly tit'.i
80 men 1uh Uui"lsia w'ia h's,d lu
mako T"tnpILS IhsI w"nld n"t l""i nj.
10 H. InI. when ~" sludoni" w"nId f,mt
"ii'lo ru iho nI"iu nIIo"i. "nd hI",
i'"fh" both ways whil" iheY h"'n ""'
10 ih"II 'lRHa yUlln " 90 iuu' L. "niI,iIr
i.n,n H. sh"Wn 81 the Hu'u" i",Ioy -,
ths'q wus go ~" siTssIs lest nlsht H..
lo"pIo nr"uud tho path wlll thIuk that
" ls'' mn hHn rduuNtI"L his UoIpIu
snd /" U,"hInH hn ah 'oId ur"n tll"lI
n0uroTul hunsa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
FIFTY new SEATS IN
CONGRESS IF PRESENT
BASIS MAINTAINED

wRshfnKton, Oct. Shy the Assoc
kaiated PTess)-EEamination or tho nnal
Sansus nsuTss OF tho country. "hioh
lplacs the total population OF the con-
IIinsntal United States at l00 $685. In
ldtratss that tho west and houlh. pro
lportIonhtsly win gain moro In a poI'li
Zeal way than hs sast or inlaaIo west
through Increased membership In tho
house Of representatives. more votes Ia
ltha sisct"Tai ooilaas aud Ia larger dele
lsatisns To the national political CON
ISanliona
! Thls rsauIt will obtain whatever
fbasIa - superintendent ID adopted ny
lsopatsas nsst uinlaT. nEina tho ulH@ OF
abs nssI houpa. which, In turn. IL 70
iaaatsd ~ the sis"t"rlai college aud tha
sonvsntiona Of tho hiH political r"'ll"a
[ As RESULT or tho lnUrsR5s % III
nIa In population during III" pnn' 10"
Years rirIy new HsatH must 10 Ahdsn :"
The bouas 10 prevent any HtRt" fF"m l"a'
linz any part OF Ito present TnpT"S"ntn
ltlon should tho present memhs'Sh'p
,of aab ba lot unchanged by lnoreaHlnH
Iths basis Of spp"Ttlonm"nt, 'hSIs wiz
have ~ no tTanhror ~ ~ so",S no"
haId by II alato7 10 nine Other alut"S
f'or the past half century the p'ao'-
lAsnt has been To increase this AlEs or
The houaa 40 ~ To pInyOnt loss OF eh-
,istlnE representation by any "tste'
I III this precedent IL followed 'nH year'
avs additional representatives nota
lnusI n, aIysn To California. four each
for Nav York. Onto. fSnnsy'Tshla an"
lMIrhlRHni thTos 10 Illinois and l"has.
| two 10 MasbachuAsttH, New Jersey rpd
North CaroilnR. end Quo each l" Ma
hams hISons. Connecticut. t""rkl"'
MARYLAND Montana, Now haHlno, ohI"-
hona, oregon. south Carolina. lanme'
sec Washington. WOsl Nlrglni". WlA
nonaiu. virginia. AThsnSaa aud Ml""'
sofa
=. To Fiahh Larger hsaas'
ConnresAiuunI leaders arS "lr"nai y 90
poasd 10 any laras inoTsaz$ !" tho h"naa
40 they TsRArd tho p''aH"t "'snh"'Sh'"
~ Az 40 too unNlaldY WIS" 'h"
houon osnauA committees, hasdad by h"p
r.asnIsIIys bisssI, 81 re" f"'L hoH'nr
.en.IacralIen ~ tha pr"nlsm, effort VIII
Ia made iu hold dawn tho i"'ran"". h"t
pfaaau,a for iha ln'iSsH" - "'r"''"h
Ia ,u,us how The 'Iatss wh'"h """'"
Lanont ICON lprHSr h"nao
unIg onos lLi0 has the "ls" ~ VIZ"
h,,,,.o L,su reduced At "Us "ih"' l''"",
uisl hafuIa tha tlyll ~sT. the "rr"'
ii.n,ruut ~ss hold DOWN With tie" '@s"lt.
ina tuan ~ seats T"lllUG m"at h"sN''y
on the ao,tihc'n a'ei"A
Nov states would uh.E.
NY kuIdlUH the h""so Wa'"ha' Hhlp v"
als aah,a would 10 hiHlflhu'sh Win
IhTss Ia C-lltoIUis. ~" /" hlohlsa" a"d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
uompDHa TO HrnAI

NnrhInE t"n. 1ht h III" "h,iI"rh al
.;,.,n,t,,I ,.rinI,"iE h'i"Iu lhH boob binder n
..,,,,utI,u la IiuIIIinuI, neat Iuuadny
nI,hI win /. 'ImliinhI' Ia 'hnTnrlnI, II
ur, unIioIii,"i i"InF at An'I lGnn Fol
=, .IIuu al Inh"r h'nduInIIrIP Nj
t,,tnl,ara v ~ ut" rU'hh ln indianapolis.
-, I,.I,r, "., "a wIIl InuI"1 l."Ih. rI"hl b.
d.,,I ..r Ihu I,,I,,nIi,u. a. iuInlus depart .
iu' ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
AaAIMHT TN JAZZ

Fresno. Cal, Oct. s.--Arler hearing
the plea OF ten thousand japanese
farmers Of California, transmitted
through President Samuel Gompers. or
tho American Federation OF Labor. here
today, unanimously adopted a rosolu-
ton fnvnrinE tho alien land amendment
ON Inc November ballot Tho action
wan taken without debate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
NOT oVnR-MANNED

Chicago. Oct. S.--OlticIals of the New
York Central. the PennhylEanIn. III"
rrir,R, mud Nnrthwcstcrn, ilLc Chraso,
IiurIinVtnn and Quincy and tile Chicago,
Miiwuukrr ana st Paul railroads today
draicd their f"rc~H "cr" .hclhE rrdu'"h
nft-r hnN ing bsrninr "v'r huhhsd our
iuy tho period of government CONTROL az
nuI,u,nrrd by Sins"n Thompson. Of ia"
Hallway N'vVa bureau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
nhpOUTH TO MIn HOLA

Edmonton. Albortn. cot ILr'o
l."Il"d htslon n'my aJpl"uo". 'n,"uI"
rvIu Nome. Alaska, T." Mlno"lr = :
i"fI rri"'o u""rgo, n e. Tor riurmt"".
'''"lV"d hria Ih"Y pU"s"d mv"i lac
POT ~ 9, ~ ~ 10 aud iuigI Innd'd 81
lI""V it"uE" fu' fu"l Ihot go -
I,a'lcd 10 NiIiyH hero bofui" duIh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

Never hit man when he In down.
nor kick at thing that can't kick
bb rl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
BIaaEsT DAY IN HISToHY or THE
ST. CLAIHbVILLN EXPO
HITION
Splendid haoiSs. Two Doing To TiTs
Keats. WinasTs Splitting
First Money,

ala. ,I"a, and tic Lo"ls srIIi. r""ih"h
ia" ihlri "id I""i dsg "i ia" h'i''"'
'",'"iy i"l' "hish 'l""'d ''"'"'h"F
"Il.'""', "i "a 'isi'sNIII". "I"' h.
i"s ito hisHeni s"''ssH l'' IL" "Ia'"'F
- lha I"h .issplpail"n
| w" 81 ~. ,a.so went /" n" h'"'",
~" iesi h-l"s tlsh ~" h'Iv"'" "r'''
i"g Z" "riu h,st ""d a'''"d ''"''"I. ~"
thl'd """"l p"inF !" n'""i" ! 90,
I'''"' h'l'e' Nni"hoi 81" 80" "aNI"
I"I,I"d hls "uiLsV
10" Thousand rs"rI" "''""'l"h ~"
i"i', ''"wdIuE 10" E'"""d" y" ""r"
I'l'g ~ WA hV fn' go" 81 III" TIC
n""i d"ya ~ tho hlal"v 81 ~" n'""
'Iatl"u, tho w.sih", h"lnF "Iaa', s"I
ihor" h.ynR rI"uty "r """""m""l' ct
i"'"h, IN addition T." TO" sd'nlaa'"" v"
MI school children. the HChn"lH ~ ~"
county hOlng closed
Tho usual attractions wcr" "H"t"h
on tho midway, ~ wen M f""'hHl "
game resulting IN II victory i"r ~.
Clairsvillc High school oyer flurhinE
hy a score ~ to. Th" racing card
was by fur the most nrlra'rr,e or the
w"ek and HTow it's larry" crowd.
Tho day opened up with thousands
of PERSONS from all parts "f the county
thTUnEinB III" grounds. AZ noon hOOu
had catered tho gates aud at O'Clock
200 more hRd paid admission.
There WAS II" awarding Of premiums
yesterday. III" work all being com
pl"t"d TIA" might h"f"r". ll"w"vcr, lhn
rNhihlts w,r" visited hy thousands all
day. aud pictures w"r" taken by pho
t"graphor fer the association.
Tho race Program.
Tho INST rn"r "n the rI"sI"In ''--
t"rday "ftnrn""n wnn tree r"i All
There wrto s-rru entries. hul ihr''
dI"rp"d cat. lraliur ia" i"i'""inE
stnTtrIh E"N'in"r ''"l. owned h} WI.
son br"thris 81 Me- "nm' HAY in", - D.;
brln Hunter, owned hN hu"h"i"'f
nrnihcra Of 81 tlaira, illo. '.cn. N,i.
4. Al 1 .ttli
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ohio. aud ono Zach "a Connecticut, Now
Iu,aay South CaIClins. Oklahoma. bosas
nih Npshlnal"n TO "TfS9i those KnlnS.
NIh,"uiI would hn f"Jrud I" lone ~"
congo "Hansn. whllo lndls"". lowe. h"'"
ran. Loniu"hy. IuulHlAna. Mnlhn. AUS
nIsnIrpI tioLIsakR, uh"dn lSlsnd, NsI
,n"ni and NiiHiuia would i""o 90" each
~ other sisi"s would iUI"iu th"i' ri"'
eat nuuaI lual designations u" ""nUt"""
LI.sI. Ohanas Ia Foiitiesl ro~s"
A. tho last aaSSi"n az '""r'""" H"'""
ItoIuhlI'an Ia"dais sEr' SS""h "rr""l''""
~ any .hsnas Ia ihS h""ha thPt ~""ld
10 81 Dtnfit - ~. p"nih li"~p'" T.,
IA. new oansus d"ss not lndluala thst
the south nsn DO affected "hh""' I"
corresponding sffs'i "n "t1i"H whe'" 'ha
Republicans Nigh, not u" ln'lln'h y"
Iodu'a tho delegations
NY nsInH tho Rpp0I ll"uIu'ul hnHiq o."
that nelno aud Missouri would 'soh lpSs
ono sect, tho Increased pop"laii"" "f the
country uH represented la '"hEIpHH -"
be subscribed 10y net ln"'""S" 81 ~
seats
nv eliminating WISo"nrIu f'"m the
s,.tss gaining ono R"si aud by adduns
iowa =" those i"SlnH one. ~" "rr"'
iluniusn basis ,aiaht -" plp". al Aih
IHH of major fa"il"u, nnh 'hi" w""ld
alvo - no, in"rasas 81 "a /" -" h""-"
noIubsI ship
n may be dsoidsd T." h"lh iha usi
Increase ~ loss than so"To, whl"h
mIEht he accomplished by rauainE Mis-
aourl TO lose two HoAIs. snd lows. hc"
lucky MaIns AMI Indiana "nn "P'h
Uaeardiass 81 tho Rpp"rtI"nn"nt bpr'-
The swing In political pOw"r VIII u" fll-'
toward tho I'pclflr coast Rnh III" l'"'kY
Mountain AlhtaH. followed hr tho south.
tho cast and tho nl'l'lle woSl - =
TornIa'a big gain In Inhabitants Ia tho
last ton years accounts Tor most OF tue
awlnx toward tho coast
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-nUy WAR SAVINGS aTAMrs
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81 T. 4 NcppcIt "r k"nt"u. q,
ac,cd az uiartrr md announcer for all
tho races. Ito WIN preside nj ia" 'a""'
10 lie held at I'ar"""'tIl", "'t"h'r :"
AID -
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bIlu Hunter wnS til" liII'h1 "ui
,,i,r uT tho uTrIno"u hhn Wns
huuEhI shout nlna m"nihH az" hY Va"
IIuInEUrnor II"IhrIr rUI i6h a. hu "u'
tIuu rnIu. IL th" uUIth'In I"tl at III"
county hnd wan used all lhnI wlnl"i
81 mail ChIIl'I In tho 'ui"I dlh'II''"
IInwOvnI, this rpIinE nho va" Iln'oh
am tho iIn,k and won the INST iu'u
lu tho West Virginia NluIo ran hln''
che hnH Won recon Ia iluin"HNIIl',
IuiIo WhrhluHi"n. hmilhh"Id mai al
hrI homo Il Il
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