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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-12
FOR SALE
Possession in 80 days

MUST BE SOLD PV MARCH ]. 1920.
Forty acres. > miles northwest OF the
city in German township, an well fenced
and has 10 acres large burr oak and
white oak timber, S acres Of good wheat
that goes with the place II sold by
March l. The price for quick sale is
$3.50. II interested phone Lincoln 1906.
121-tf
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Traveller TO IECTURF,.

Paul Boodagh. Persian traveller
aid lecturer. vii. give an illustrated
lecture az the Trinity ~. J.. church
Friday night at o'clock. The sub
-eCt OF the lecture VIII DE Persian
Manners and Customs and the
speaker VIII wear Persian cos
tune. The conditions in the near
east and The many new rroblems
arising make the subject a timely
one.
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WANTED-Several bright. energetic men,
capable Of earning upward OF $50 a
week We give thorough course OF in
structi0n 10 nj YOU for the Work ut rep
resenting one of the biggest buslness
houses in South Bend. Exceptional Op-
pOrtunity for advancement 90 those VINO
qualify, and chance TO build a profit
able business without investment on
your part Honesty, hustle and deter
mination only qualifications necessary.
tween and 10 o'clock a. IN. 1871.
WANTED-BaTber AT once; guaranteed
SO aud half over. S33. Half day of.
Phone Mishawaka 953 +. f. Hayes,
Mishawaka Trust Bldg. 659- II
WANTFD-A BOY l. YEARS OLD To
LEARN PRINTERS Trade; GOOD
PAY WHILE LEARNING: ONE WITH
PREVIOUS EXPERT FENCE PREFERRED
ADDRESS NIGHT EORIsMAN, NEWS
TIMES PIG. CO. 50. BEND. IND.
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WANTED TO RENT-House. furnished
OF UNFINISHED I'm northwest section, 6
% 5 rooms. permanent; best local refer
ences: occupancy May. Main SS42
o4S-14
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WANTED-Roo with private family
near center Of town. college student
Cali Main 5S7 between and O'Clock
1025-14
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATION.

~ 80 W tAAfNAtFA7 IL WV
Notice Is hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed by the clerk
Of the superior court Of 81. Joseph county,
state Of Indiana administratrix of the
estate Of Albert Gushwa, late Of ST.
Joseph county deceased.
said estate is supposed 20 be solvent
EMMA GUSHWA
Administrative.
Weldler & Guy. ttys for Administrative.
March 3. 1920
Mar Al
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INVESTMENTS

business location 81 II. frontage,
in center Of city. 500 a running foot
S. Michigan ct, near center, general
provision store. owner will sell long
time lease.
s. Michigan St, for sale at a big sac
rihce a meat market doing an excellent
business, rent $50 per month, has two
year lease.
paying investments, $1,000 to $500
Eight large houses suitable for room
ing, 5000 TO $1,000. Hhese places viii
pay for themselves. Let US advise you.
WORDEN REALTY co.
ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS.
There is a buyer for every house that
is for sale We have q large clientele
who want possession from May to Sep
TENDER. We do not need long contracts
D TO 80 days being sufficient 70 sell any
belong 10 the zeal estate board. there
fore We can sell you a property for less
for our comm Missions are much smaller
We have a large list of satisfied clients
TO whom We would be glad TO refer yOu.
Telephone US and we will send our APP
praiser 10 value Jour property. our ser
vice is of the very highest standard.
Six cars always at your service
ATTENTION HOME SEEKERS.
Why be without a home: Our pres
ent listings include 300 houses located
in every part OF the city, prices range
from 81, 200 to $4,000, sold for cash or
terms 10 suit purchaser.
Immediate possession southeast section
room partly modern house, excellent
condition, garage, near car line and
school Price $500.
Immediate possession northwest sec
ton completely modern nome built four
years, oak floors and trim. 5000.
Immediate possession northwest sec
ton, all modern seven room house OAK
floors and trim, fun basement garage.
$500
Immediate possession, southeast sec
ton, partly modern, garage. $500
Immediate possession, Z room complete
~ modern house. northwest section, OK
floors and trim, full basement laundry
lot 52x117, beautiful shrubbery and shade
trees, paved street, excellent location
Price $500
SUBURBAN HOMES
Five room modern bungalow, oak floors
and trim, water ia Kitchen. bath. ful
basement furnace, garage attached L,
house, small fruit and shade trees,
acres Of good soil. Price 81 800 cash Oh
terms. 3 miles from courthouse on paved
highway
Five houses with large lots in Rose
land prices range from S2.1OO 10 $500
/ cash or terms
WORDEN REALTY Co
526 Farmers Trust Bldg
Main lls2. open evenings
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FOR SALE-West Washington Az \
piece of land on the corner Of Wash
ingtOn and Chestnut. 30 feet on Wash
ingtOn. 115 feet on Chestnut, with a six
room bungalow, not modern. Fine lOca.
ton for business block.
WM. HAPP, REALTOR,
2O4 Citizens Bank Bldg
Phone: Lincoln 1J11 South Bend, Ind.
Pol
FOR SALE.
Allen ST. Groom modern s. 600
\ Lafayette blvd, 12rOom modern,
$1,000
Columbia So, 7-room modern except
furnace, $500
j.. Madison ST.. Groom louse. 81 $50
+ Madison ST., yOrue- Arthur, erOOm
house. $500
=. Fox ST. 7-rOom, part modern. $500
Village OF Lydick, broom house cleo
trlc lights. acres about 50 fruit trees
chicken house. wood house Immediate
possession, with furniture, $500 with
out furniture 50 20.
Village Of Lydick, 5-room house, barn.
About one acre, 81 COO
vs.. ID. DUnnah0o. Eeaitor,
40 J A. - Bldg
Phones office Main Res. Harrison 33Fl
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statesmen WANTED.

Statesmen wanted for South Bend; also
special territory throughout northern
Indiana. Dist. Mgr b. y. Arnds, 267
Oliver theater bldg 1851
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LEGAL NOTICES.


STATE OF INDIANA. ST. JOSEPH
COUNTY. SS-In the ST. Joseph Su
periOr court February term, 1870.
Divorce No. J4J9
IRA STANLEY MORRISON
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-12
OFFICE HELP.

WE CAN PLACE YOU I'm a better
position than you can secure thru your
own efforts. Stenogrdphers. bOOkkeepers,
typlsts general Office people. Place your
application with US AT once.
Business Firms-Call Main 200, for
competent office assistants. Free service.
We do public work Best rates. The
Thomas School Licensed Employment
Agency, southeast corner Michigan ana
Washington, Sd floor, entrance 100 +.
Washington av. 937-14
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WAN TED-One girl tor laboratory work,
two girls for general office work Ap-
ply Vanderhoof q Co. Foot OF WaCEing-
ton ST IC9-H
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-12

FOR SALE
Four one acre lots, covered with timber.
just of the Dixie highway. near stop, ON
Niles car line The price is 500 per
acre cash or terms. II Interested phone
Lincoln 1886 125-tf
LANDOLOGE. a magazine giving the
facts in regard to the land situation.
Three months subscription FREE III for
a home or as al investment YOU are
thinking Of buying good farm lands,
simply write me a letter and say, "Mail
me LandOlogy and all particulars Free"
Address Editor LandOlogy. Skidmore
Land Co, 10G Skidmore Bldg. Marinette,
Wis $500 Nav \
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FOR SALE
Six acres has frontage OF 3SS feet,
on the Dixie highway, just north Of the
school building at station No. /. Niles
car line; this tract has rs large apple
trees aud 20 nice large maple and elm
trees. and on one OF the best paved
roads in the state. IL Interested phone
Lincoln 10JO. 126- n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-12

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE
census bureau announced today that
population figures for Shelburn, Ind.
Will be made public tomorrow.
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REAL ESTATE FOX SALE.

FOR SALE - Six room strictly modern
house on Woodward av; large lot and
garage new decorations and new fur
mace. IS. 100. cash OF terms can lincoln
SS4s, MT. Reeder. 1OS5-l#
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WANTEp-Exp erienced picture Trainer.
TIE I. W. Lower Decorating Co. 30 $.
Michigan 81. 101S-12
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NfARIE MoRRIsnN

Re 10 known that the above med
plaintiff has filed IN the office Of the clerk
OF said court his complaint against said
defendant In the above named cause to-
gether with a proper affidavit that said
defendant Marie Morrison Is not a resi-
dent Of the State Of Indiana
Said defendant is hereby notified that
said cause will stand for trial on the
26th day ~ April. 1920, the same being
the G1st day OF term OF said court. com
mencing az the city OF South Bend. on the
3rd Monday in February. on which day
said defendant Is required 70 appear TO
said action.
WILBUR VI WARNER, Clerk
BY MARGARET LUNG, Deputy.
Chas. J. Metzger tty. for plaintiff
Mar a-11-1s
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Elgin wrist watch between Au-
ditorium and Philadelphia store Wed
ncsday night Reward Phone Main
JOSs 1876 y. Notre Dame. 1OJ4-12
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - one 6rst class painter and
one frst-class paper hanger. Cali Main
SSH, Harry k0ehiir, 90 n. Francis
1Og3-14
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - Girls for cafeteria counter
work. and dining room waitress. also
woman FOR kitchen work. Washington
Restaurant 1881
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MALE HELP wAS1ED.

WANTED-Messenger boys, SO a week
guaranteed can earn much more.
Western Union Telegraph Co 1O47 -
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WANTED-Ten good men for South
Bend and surrounding territory. Those
who are willing TO be taught how to sell
our line through our training course. The
men who possess intelligence, ambit!sn,
personality and an honest conviction, Ee
can offer a position that VIII place them
in line for rapid promotion IN the latest
growing and greatest business in the
world. For interview call up Electrical
Equipment Co, l23 n. Main St l2tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-12
HOUSES TOR RENT.
NEW HOUSES ron RENI

NEW HOUSES FOR RENT.
II you expect 10 move within the next
thirty days better get in touch with US
at once as we will have a number Of
new, modern homes that we will rent to
reliable parties.
These houses have living room, dining
room. kitchen. two bedrooms and bath,
hardwood floors, built IN wardrObes, cup
boards, grocery boxes, good furnace,
large basement with laundry and strictly
modern In every respect If interested
please call at our office, as We do not
transact business over the telephone.
INGLERIGHT,
Room No. 1, American Trust Bldg.
199-tf
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WANTED four or fve-room house or
apartment close In. For three adults;
no children. Ideal Laundry Co, {26 5.
Michigan ST., telephone Main %
inf4-l6
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT-Modern house
with two or three bedrooms. By perlna-
rent resident whJ desires privilege %:
purchasing within one ear. Iiaanclnl.S
responsible. WIN take possession any
-hur desired before May 1st. Want e.
guy II place is satisfactory after having
lived in Il. Telephone Nr. Nelson, Main
1863 1896 IL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-12

WANTED
MILLwRIGHTs
MACHINE Settlers
TOOL Settlers
TOOL MAKERS
TOOL GRINDERS
TOOL DESIGNERS
LAYOUT MEN
DIE MAKERS
DIE sINKERS
DIE Settlers.
MoULDERS
CORE MAKERS
HAMMER MEN
INSPECTORS
MACHINISTs
WOOD WORK MACHINE HANDS
WOOD WORK BENCH HANDS
CALL. WRITE OR WIRE
TME Sl1UIEBAAE8 CORP.
SOUTH BEND, INDIANA
Ali
The Owosso times., 1920-08-06
Does Not Give Lawyer Half of
$4,000 Judgment.

Judge K. P. Rockwell, of Pontiac.
who presided In the hearing of the case
Of A. l.. Chandler VS.. T.. Frank Rice,
In which the plaintiff sued for attorney
fee, has rendered his findings in the
case and awards to Mr.. Chsdler fee of
$500 No costs are taxed to either
side.
1t will be remembered that Mr..
Chandler conducted the suit for Dr..
Rice against the Michigan Railway
Company for damages sustained in an
accident, which occurred February 16,
1917, when he was about to board the
electric car at the Grand River Road
crossing. After trial OF the case, judg.
ment of $15,073 was awarded. DR..
Rice rendered to Mr.. Chandler 81 500 as
attorney fee, claiming to have had an
agreement to pay him 80 much per day
for his services. Mr.. Chandler sets
forth the claim that DR.. Rice had en-
deavored to have the case undertaken
on fifty per cent basis first by John T.
McCurdy, later by Seth @. Pulver
The former could not take the case and
the latter after taking the preliminary
steps entered the service of the army
and was forced to give it up. Mr..
Chandler took the case and fought it
through to successful conclusion. The
case was tried in Shiawassee circuit,
appealed by the defendant In Supreme
Court, and sent back for re.trial.
Judge Rockwell in bis opinion, cites
the fact that it was shown that Mr..
Chandler and his associate, Mr.. Hood
spent great deal of time in preparing
for this case, which it is conceded, was
difficult to establish, fraught with com
plex legal propositions and necessitating
an unusual amount of preparation and
research work. While the actual trial
in the circuit court lasted only four
days the apaeal to the circuit court
necessitated a review of testimony,
records and briefs occupying something
like one hundred and twenty days of
plaintiffs time, besides which Mr..
Hood devoted something like sixty
days in briefing aud preparing the
case in it's different stages.
Judgment was, therefore, awarded
the plaintiff for himself and as an
assignee for Seth Q. Pulver and Oscar
]. Hood, in the sum of $3, 500 and an
order made authorizing and directing
William A. Rosenkrans, who held the
fund in trust to pay the above amount.
The Owosso times., 1920-08-06
FINE FARM HOME DESTROYED.

One of the most beautiful farm
homes in -Shiawassee county, was
quickly destroyed, when fire, catch
ing in the roof of Willowdale farm,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B.
Cook, six miles south of Owosso,
burned the structure to the ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook had been in
Owosso during the day, visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McGilvra, and were accompanied
home in the late afternoon by the Nc
Gilvras. The evening being cool, fire
was started in the furnace. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Cook and sons were also
present, and as all were seated at
lunch the alarm of fire was given.
There was no possible means of ex-
tinguishing it, but near neighbors
we're summoned to assist in remov-
ing the contents of the house. Much
was saved, but a great deal of value
could not be removed. The store
room and attic could not be reached,
and consequently quantity of fruit
and vegetables, sugar and other sup
plies were consumed.
The Willowdale farm home was
erected in 1892 by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hobart Payne, uncle and aunt of Mrs.
Cook. 1t was a large and well ar
ranged house, we'll finished through
out, and model home. After the
death of Mr.. and Mrs. Payne, Mr..
and Mrs. Cook continued to reside
there, and have kept the farm, noted
for it's splendid fruit, up to the high
standard. The accompanying illus
tration, taken from a photo taken
years ago, indicates that the residence
was unusually fine, even in this
county where farm homes are much
above the average.
The direction of the wind was
such that the other buildings were not
endangered. 1t is estimated the house
cannot be rebuilt for less than $10,-
900 to $4,000. Insurance was car
ried.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook have the sim
cere sympathy of friends in the loss
of their splendid home, about which
clustered so many tender memories
The Owosso times., 1920-08-06
PUBLIC HEARING ON GAS RATE.

Mayor Wright and City Attorney
Pond were called to Lansing Monday
to confer with the Public Utilities
Commission relative to the increased
rates asked by the Owosso Gas Com
pany. Superintendent Burke of the
gas company was also present.
The commission has gone into the
proposition quite thoroughly and
seem disposed, while recognizing
that the company probably should
have an increased rate, the public
should be protected and assured
reasonable satisfactory service. There
are so many divurgent reports
brought to their attention, that the
commission has decided to have a
public hearing in Owosso some time
within the next two weeks. At this
time citizens will be invited to be
present and express themselves rela-
tive to the granting of the increase
of rates asked. The commission will
also investigate and satisfy itself if
in their opinion, the Gas Company is
doing all it can and should to give
its patrons service.
The Owosso times., 1920-08-06
"HOME BREW MAKERS PAY
$45O IN FINES.

Mike Stanich and Dan Gross were
arraigned before Judge Collins, Mon
day, charged with operating still
and manufacturing home brew liquor.
They pleaded guilty to the charge.
Judge Collins imposed fine of $3.50
and 800 costs on Stanich, and fine
of $3.50 and $50 costs on Gross. 1t
is understood that Mike, who has been
under suspicion and it is believed he
will shake the dust of the county off
his feet and go elsewhere. Bert Kel-
ly, of Flint, who has been delinquent
in the matter of paying alimony, was
brought before Judge Collins, and re-
quired to pay $85 at once, or serve a
Jail sentence of 60 days. 1t is under
stood Kelly has a good job at Flint,
but has neglected his family.
The Owosso times., 1920-08-06
FIELD STOCKHOLDERS RECEIVE
DIVIDEND.

Checks for the first quarterly divi-
dend on the stock for which they re-
Gently subscribed, are being sent out
to their stockholders by the Field
Body Corporation. The stock pays
eight per cent annually or two per
cent quarterly.
G. L. Taylor, who is in charge of
the sale of the 100000 stock issue
recently announced by the corpora
ton, states that $155,000 of the en-
tire issue has been sold thus far.
Of this amount all but $4,000 has
been taken by investors in Owosso
and the immediate vicinity. There
are about 800 subscribers in ALL
Forty thousand dollars worth of stock
has been sold to employees of the COM
pany, and they are paying for it on
the installment plan. The company
feels that by permitting the men to
secure a financial interest in the COM
pany, the best interests of both the
corporation and the employees are
served.
The Owosso times., 1920-08-06
CURRY CASE is DECIDED.

Judge Collins has handed down his
opinion in the case of Ira G.. Curry
VS.. Arthur l.. Curry, in which the for
mer sought to secure title to the store
building on East Main street, occu-
pied by him for many years in con-
Quoting a hardware store. 1t will be
remembered that the building belong
ed to his brother, Arthur, but last
January the latter claimed forfeiture
of contract and sought possession.
Within few days, Ira Curry ten
dered the amount claimed to be due,
but this was refused.
The court reviewed the case at
length and arrived at the conclusion
that the plaintiff, Ira G.. Curry, should
be relieved from forfeiture of con-
tract on condition that within thirty
days he pay to Arthur L. Curry the
sum of $8,482.12, with interest at
six per cent from June 6, 1920, until
the date of payment. In default of
such payment. Ira Curry is to for
felt the contract he had for the pur-
chase of the property. If the defend
ant, Arthur Curry, shall refuse to ac-
cept the tender of the sum mentioned
above, the same shall be paid to the
county clerk, and It'll eto the pro-
perty shall be issued by proper pro-
cess by the county.
1t is expected the case will be ap-
pealed to the supreme court Miner
& Miner represent the defendant.
The Owosso times., 1920-08-06
Accused Forger Attempts to
jump His Bail.

A deputy sheriff is enroute home
from ST. Cloud, Minn., with Richard
Cowles of Owosso, in custody. Cowles
was arrested in the Minnesota town at
the request of Sheriff Sproule. after he
had jumped his bond of $l,0C0 on a
charge of perjury and 81, 900 for forgery,
on both of which charges he is await
ing apraignment in the circuit court.
Cowles has been out on bail since
last winter, his mother, who lives in
Pontiac, mortgaging her home to pro
vide bail for him. Just to show how
unappreciative he was of her efforts to
help him, ne left town, and had it not
been for the quick action of his bonds.
man, an Owosso resident, in surrender.
ing him, his mother would have lost
her home.
Cowles was arrested first for forging
a check for $l8. Then he drew his bro
ther into the case and the brother per-
jured himself in an effort to free
Richard The brother, out of Ionia
Reformatory on parole, was returned
to that prison to finish his term.
Richard was also charged with perjury
and has virtually admitted his guilt.
The Owosso times., 1920-08-06

Miss Josephine McGuineas left Fri.
day for Traverse City where she joined
a unit of University of Michigan girls
who are giving their services as cherry
pickers, being employed by the farmers
of the Traverse Bay region.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. z. Watson, Jr.,
and family of Portland, Ore, are Wis
iting the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. 2. Watson, 424 East Com
stock street. This is Mr.. Watson's
first visit to Owosso in thirteen years
and he sees great many changes IN
that time.
Mrs. w. d. Frisbie and Mrs. W. E.
Kreher pleasantly entertained about
twenty ladies Friday afternoon at the
home Of the former, 833 North Water
street. The affair was in honor of Mrs.
Charles Howe, of Emporis, Virginia,
who is the guest of Mrs. Frisbie.
Fred Harrison, who last year drove
J. N. Thomas horses in races about the
state, has secured warrant for
Thomas arrest charging assault and
battery. Harrison claims that in an
argument at the Michigan Central de-
pot Tuesday. Thomas hit him and
knocked him down. Thomas pleaded
not guilty and will have trial Aug. 10
Mrs. Ella M. Montfort, aged Sc
passed away at her home on Wes
Oliver street, Corunna, Sunda!
afternoon. She had been in poo
health for over a year but has beer
seriously i'll only the last two weeks
Mrs. Montfort was born June "a
1864, in Oakland county, Michigan
and soon afterwards came to Cor
unna to live. She was married II
1886 to Martin H. Montford, who sur
wives. One daughter, Mrs. Hattie
Forster, of Corunna, and Glenn II
Montford of Montana, also survive.
The Owosso times., 1920-08-06
Death of Lewis III. Skinner.

Lewis II. Skinner, aged II, died at
his home in Bancroft Saturday. He had
been i'll for six weeks and in poor health
for the past year. Mr.. Skinner was
born IN Antrim township, July 8, 1S49
He was married to Miss Mary Brown
Dec 20, 1870, at Linden. For children
were born to this union. all of whom
survive. They are Allen Skinner of
Bancroft; Mrs. Ernest Chapman of
Grand Rapids; Willis and Mrs. e
Hodge, Monroe, Mrs Skinner died
May %, 1896. He was again-msrried to
Miss Alma Birdsall, July s, 1887, who
survives the deceased.