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The Washington times., 1921-09-09

little troubles seemed TO disappear. I gained
twelve pounds In four weeks" ..
Peoples Drug Stores sell ro-Phos-
phate under q guarantee OF satisfaction or
money back.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-27
CONFERENCE AGREES
TO PEACE measure

Nash'hston June Terms " a
rotspfomtSe agreement on the KIM.
oFtef resolution to end the stata nf
~ WIN Germany and Austria have
nesh settled, republican leaders eaid
To-Day and formal acceptance il or
80! 80 az meeting of the conferees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
Chicago Orchestra a
Self-Supporting Organization

A page of facts concerning the Chi
cago Symphony Orchestra, which viii
play in Carnegie Hall Tuesday eve
ming, January 20, gives complete esti-
mate of this third oldest symphony
organizations activities and influence
The orchestra was founded by Theo-
dove Thomas in 1891 and known as
Chicago Orchestra; several years
later the name was changed to "Theo-
dore Thomas Orchestra" OF recent
years its official titls has been "Chi-
cago Symphony Orchestra, founded by
Theodore Thomas"
Since 1904 the orchestra has owned
its own home-Orchestra Hall, seating
2,5S2-built by popular subscription
and now valued at 100000. Rentals
from officea in the building, together
with receipts from the concerts, en-
tirely meet all the expenses of the
orchestra.
Six series Of concerts are given each
season, aety in all; twenty-eight Fri
day afternoons, twent. eight Saturday
evenings, eight at the University Of
Chicago, thirteen popular concerts,
seven children's concerts and an addi-
tional series of six for children. An
annual series Of ten concerts is given
in Milwaukee and three in Aurora.
The Orchestral Association controls
the affairs of the organization. This is
composed of forty members, bat they
are under no financial obligation Of
any kind. In this respect the orches-
sra is unique; it's support has never
been the pet hobby Of any one wealthy
citizen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
'Cleopatra's. Night -
"E ugen Onyegin''
Features of Week

"Cleopatra's Night" will have it's
first performance this season on Thurs
day evening, when it will be sung by
Mines. Aida, Tiffany and Gordon and
Messrs. Kingston, Reschiglian and
Audisio. Miss CALI and Mr.. Bonfiglio
will dance. Mr.. Papi will conduct. 1t
will be followed by "Le Cog DOR"
sung by Mines. Garrison, Sundelius and
berat apd Messrs. Diaz, Didur, Anan-
ian, Reschiglian and Audisio and
danced by Misses CALI and Rudolph
and Messrs. Bolm, Bonfglio, Bartik
and Agnini, Mr.. Bamboschek conduct
ing.
"Eugen 0nyegin" will have it's first
hearing this season on Friday evening
IL will be sung by Mines. Muzio, Perrin,
Gordon and Howard and Messrs. Mar
tlnelli, de Luca, Didur, Bada, d'Angelo
and Piceo, Mr. Bodanzky conducting.
Other operas of the week will be:
Manon Lescaut" tomorrow evening.
with Mines. Aida and Telva and Messrs.
Martinelli, Scott and Maiatesta. Mr..
Papl will conduct.
~ oSSo Oh w eQHeSQ2y evening With
Nine. Farrar and Messrs. Gigli and
Scottl. Mr.. Moranzoni will conduct.
Lucia di Lammermoor" will be the
Saturday matinee opera with Mines.
Garrison and Berat and Messrs. Gigli,
Danise, Mardones, Qua and Audisio
Mr.. Papi will conduct.
"zaza" will be sung on Saturday
evening for the benefit of the French
Hospital. The cast will include Mines.
farrar, Howard, Egener, Arden, In
gram and Miss Quintina and Messrs.
Crimi, de Luca, Ananian, laurent,
Malatesta, d'Angelo, Piece, Paltrinieri
and Audisio. Mr., Moranzoni will con-
duct.
There will be special matinee of
aida" at popular prices on Thursday.
January ~. The cast will include
Mines. Muzio, Matzenauer and Har-
YARD. and Messrs, Crimi, Danise,
Rothier, Gnstafson anda Audisio. Miss
Rudolph will dance. Mr.. Papi will CON
duct,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
Calenpar for the Current 2Dfek

sUNDAf-Aoan Hail. by the
Music Carnegie Hail. by the
lines Square Iheater, by Kellogg
prano City College,
WIN; Hlppodom mv
Cantors' Association Tos-
canini and the La Scala Orchestra;
m.
MONDAYCarnece
Hail. sl5 concert by the Club Metropolitan Opera
House, p m, Italian "Aanon Lescaut."
DISQUALIFICATION Hail. Shattuck:
concert by the Fonzaey D. m
the
$3.50 by Margaret Darlington
assisted by composer
"GDAaDAi-Aeolian Hail. p mr. violin recital by Isolde Menges
Metropolitan Opera House. m, "Tosca."
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hail.
campbe-Sdcinne baryone; Carnegie Hall,
National Symphony Orchestral by the phihar
monte Society," Metropolitan Opera House. opera
"Cleopaas Night" and lie Cog
fhDA1-Hotel Bimore IL sixth morning by Isolde
Menges vioin Nina Morgna, Ievk pianist
and Jose ardones bass Carnegie Hail. by the
Philharmonic Society," Aeolian Hall.
Rudolph Ganz Metropolitan D. m Russian onera
"Eugen Onyegin." ~'
acknowledgements Hail. 2:30 Zin
pallst 8:l5 the Orcbea
Stanley Ernest pianist Sau Gardner vo
nst and Emmean Stoeber, cest;
p and 8 p m, Lucia" "zaza"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
Music Notes

The Letz Quartet will give it's Sec
ond subscription concert on Tuesday
evening, January rs, at Aeolian Hail.
with Mischa Levitzki as assisting art
iss, In the Brahms Quartet in A major,
OPP. 26.
The fifth free concert at Cooper
Union under the auspices of the Music
League Of the Peoples Institute will
take pl ce this evening. There will be
program of Hebrew music given by
the Zimro Ensemble and, Nine. Shomer
Rothenberg, soprano.
Rudolph Polk will give violin re-
cital at AeoIian Hall on Monday eve
ming, January "a.
Grace Kerns, soprano, will give her
first recital at Aeelian Hall on Thurs
day evening, January 81.
Ethel Newcomb, American pianist,
has completed the manusc -tpc of her
book of recollections of the late Theo-
dore. Leschet!zky, with whom she
studied in Vienna and with whom she
was later associated as assistant.
e. Robert schmits. pianist. will be
the soloist at the concert Of the New
York Symphony Orchestra in Aeolian
Hall, Sunday afternoon. January 20,
when Walter Damrosch will produce
for the first time in New York the
new concerto for piano with orchestra
by Leo Sowerby, with the solo part
played BY Mr.. Sckmitz. The orchestra
numbers will be the Chausson Sym
phony in B fiat; and the Fire Music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16

and Ride of the valkyries from Wac
ner's opera.
Luisa Ietrazzini viii return for a
second song recital In this city on Sun
Gay evening, January %, in the Hippo
drome: She will be assisted by fran
cesco Longo, pianist; Max Gegna, eel
list, and j. Henri Boye, flautis., and
VIII offer q program which will include
arias from "Mignon." "Sonnambula"
and "Dinorah,'
Lucille Kellogg. soprano, who will
sing at the Times Square Theater this
afternoon, is first cousin Of Clara
Louise Kellogg. She has studied in
Europe, chiefly with Reinhold Her
man. Next spring Miss Kellogg will
go to Italy to prepare for her first
appearance in opera next winter.
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra,
Ossip Gabrilowitsch. conductor, is an
nounced for a second concert at Car
negie Fall on Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 2. Mischa Levitzk; will be the
soloist in the Saint-Ssers G minor
concerto. The orchestral numbers in
clude the Beethoven Leonora overture,
the Scotch Symphony of Mendelssohn
and the Prelude and Love Death from
Tristan and Isolda."
The oratorio Society Of New York
announces the engagement of some of
the artists who are TO participate in
the festival of music to be held in the
week OF March 20 in the Manhs ttan
Opera House, under the direction of
tCeHtlnucd on ucxt rase)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16

keep for himself by threatening the
tortoise with q story of approaching
men and dogs. The hare thinks the
tortoise has run away in fear, but
on reaching home finds that ht had
carried the tortoise ali the way, while
the latter was eating the potatoes. An
interesting story, interpreted with
songs (thus resembling the tales of the
Bahama negroes collected by Professor
Edwards1, shows how the hare saved
himself from disaster by invoking the
wltchery Of music. Then comes a
time Of drought. King Lion commands
his subjects to dig we'll. One after
another takes his turn at the work
all but the hare, who shirks his turn.
The animals try to dig by stamping
upon the ground, each to the music of
the song, until the tortoise tells them
THAT the water is under the ground
and they are only packing the earth
tighter over it by their dancing. He
then digs into the ground and the
water bubbles up and fills the hole.
Then the hare steals the water st
night, chuckles to himself that the we'll
was dug without help from him. and
ends by jumping into the we'll and
rolling the water. King Lion then sits
guard upon the we'll. In turn the
hyena, leopard and antelope stand
guard, but the hare gives them a taste
OF honey, and when they ask second
taste tells them it can only be had
If they will let him tie them fast.
After making one after the other
powerless by this means he steals the
water as usual. On the fourth night
the tortoise is sent to watch, but in
stead Of remaining on the brink he
jumps into the we'll and sinks to the
bottom. When the hare comes on his
thevish errand he finds no watch
man and jumps into the we'll to help
himself, but the tortoise seizes him.
pulls him under the water and finally
delivers him up to the lion for pun
ishment. He is sentenced to suffer
death, but begs the final boon of per-
mission to sing song. The animals
stand about him in 3 ring, and the
lion, thinking he cannot escape, grants
his wish. But the hare's song sets
them all to dancing and they kick up
q cloud Of dust, under cover Of which
the hare runs away.
Nevertheless, Brer Rabbit at last gets
his "come pppancs." as they say in
Yankeeland. On visit to the rooster
ne discovers that fowl standing on one
foot With no visible head. On q second
visit the rooster discovers himself
sound as to head and limbs. CUES
toned by the hare the cock said that
he had the power Of cutting off his head
and leg and sending them away to enjoy
froiic. The hare resolves to attempt
the same feat and persuades his wife to
cut off his head and one leg, assuring
her that they will come back after a
visit to his friends. But they do not
return and tho hare's days Of mischief
are over forever.
Mrs. Burlin's book makes much for
pleasure and moro for profit 1t is a
valuable contribution 70 folklore in gen.
eral and folkmusic in particular and de-
serves wide distribution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
To.night's Opera Concert"

At to nights "Opcra Concert"
Jacques Thibaud, violinist, will play
Saint-Sakns'e concerto in B minor and
pieces by Vieuxtemps. Dvorak-Kreisler
Rode Thibaud, Granados- Thihaud. Miss
Mabel Garrison will sing "Una voce
pcceo ia" from "The Barber of Sc
VILE" Josc Msrdenes will sing "Pifl
Patti" from "LAs Huguenots," and
Milo Picco will sing 40 casto for
from lie Roi de Lahore" The orches-
ira, under the direction Of Giuseppe
Bamboschek. witt play Mozart's Titus
overture, Masssnet's suite Lies Erin
nyesw and Tsehaikowsky,s "Marche
Slave"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
Chicago Opera Company

The Chicago Opera Association will
open the box Office sale at the Man
haitian Opera House on Tuesday for
the first week Of the engagement which
will begin on Monday, January "a. As
already announced the operas for the
first week will be as follows: Monday,
Norma; Tuesday, "Monna Wanna;
Wednesday, lie Chemineau"; Thurs
day, ''The Jewels of the Madonna";
Friday, "Jacquerie''; Saturday matinee.
Carmen; Saturday evening, "Riro-
letto."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
Wednesday
Thursday

Aeolian Hall, p. N. Concert By
the Hamburg Trio and j. Campbell
McInnes, barytone:
Trio, Opus SO. F major. $500. .Schumann
The Hamburg Trio
Song cycle. Poets Love-" Opus 4s
Schunznn
J. Campbell McInnes
Trio. minor. No Al one move
lnent) John Ireland
The Hamburg Trio
Carnegie Hall, $3.50 p. m. Concert by
the Philharmonic Society:
Overture. "Fingars Cave 49,. Mendelssohn
Concerto for violoncello and orchestra.
opus lzS -,,-.- .-..-.--..... Schurnann
Leo Schulz
Symphony No. !. In D major. Mahier
Carnegie Hall, $3.50 p. M. Concert
by the National Symphony Orchestral
yTnphony No. 1..........-... Beethoven
Pianoforts Concerto in mirror. Beethoven
Mischa Levitzisi.
Symphony No. 7.............Be Beethoven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16


All Wagner:
Introduction to Act III. Tannheuser"
March Of the knights OF the Holy Grail,
Prelude, The Mastersingers"
lntr roshs, Act III, Tristan und
wotsa's Farewell and Magic Fire Scene,
Prelude. "Iohengrin.''
Overture, 'Tannhaeuser"
Times Square Theater, p. m. Song
recital by Lucille Kellogg, soprano:
Elsa's Dream, 'Lohengrin. Wagner
Dedication De- ...........,....... .schumann
sSctauyishs Love ......-.-....,.,...B Brahms
Aark' Harki the Lark .sch ,bsss
8, Sleep why Dost Thou Leave Me aeF'nan
Vol 10 sapete, 'cavaiieria Rustlcana". ''
From the Serbian Songs .Bungert
Loves on the Highway Woodman
Lansana paroia, Aida" ..........Verdi
City College. p. m. Organ recital
by Samuel A. Baldwin:
Sixth symphony (two movements) ..widor
Inc n Little tie Shepherd; Menuet- .Debussy
Elan du Occur; Echo ..............eY Yon
gtIos s;y " 2 Bossi
GOOD friday Spell from pars aaan%snsaSn
Hippodrome, p. m. Concert by
josef Rosenblatt, assisted by the Cam
tors Association OF America and the
bohemian Trio:
Haileiujah: Bezsis Israel. Rossnblatt
Cantors' Association; Josef Rosenbiatt,
soloisI.
Concerto for vioioncello. HAYDEN
Elsie Hilger
Mogen Ovos -.................. Rosenb.att
Josef Rosenblatt
pa'sacas''a Elsie nd MARI, a4pae ss -Halvorsssn
Aria from Carmen" ............. Bizet
josef Rosenblatt
cantors' Association; josef Rosen bitt. -
Joseph Rosenblatt s'"''A''
Trio for piano, Violin and cello
~ =, MAJ Marie, Elsie and Grsta HiIser
Josef Rosenblast =
Inprovisation by Josef Rosenblatt.
With Cantors' Association.
At 8:l5 p. m. Concert by Toscanini
and the La Scala Orchestra:
Overture, The Barber OF Seville. Rossini
sy .I.rna Il. No 10 & in minor. from
Juvsn.us isymphonic poem5 tby r re-"
Good Friday spell from sarsn. rs sasnsa
hakoczy March, from The Damnatton
reos' 1890. ...'........-.. Berlioz
Aeolian Hall, 3 p. nj. Concert by the
Society Of the Friends of Music:
Overture, 'Jessonda." op. ss.
concertino. for solo clarinet and small
orchestra (hrst time3. .Ferruccio Busoni
tinse5 tor sma f srshsssra Ma Is,
Mamie, poem by Friedrich Schiller. for
chorus and orchestra, OPP. So. Brahms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
Monday

Carnegie Hall, s:l5 p. m. Violin re-
cital by Mitnitzky:
Violin concerto NO Z, In D major .Mozart
sarabands and Tambourin. .........
Noeturne in d major. Chopin Nilheimf
Mel cor piu non mi sento ....... Pagarini
ave Mara .......... Chopin wiihernj
1enr .......,.......... Hubay
Aeolisn Hall. Sis p. M. Concert By
the Schumann Club:
Ola Italian and Medieval:
aanariIi Mia Bella . .Giulio Caccini
Latin Hya.n Of the Fourteenth centurv
non v'ascondete 49,. G. M. Bononcini
German songs by Johannes Brahins-
Els Toent en- Harfenkiang. Op. IT,
No. NJ !; pie p na msr {. ri sind a., sgts. op.
sbeaawol RSi . op ne ios. : Mo- A'i II;
He, Zigeuner. OPP. 1e2. No. l.
Les Berceaux. ....o a. FAure
chaqus choss Son Temps
lie Depart do Fame Air from Brittany
Les Bellies Manierea Eighteenth Century
Foiksongs:
Heart Longinss .......,....- Armenian
La Vie Rustiape. Belgian
y, La Petite Robe Observation-Disclosures. Breton
paxe.s Road Song. Harold Osborn Smith
Whistle. My Lad John Bruce
From the HIS of Dream Cecil Forsyth
10 Anthea, ...--.-.-...--..J j. L. Nation
Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m. Piano recita!
by Maurice Reeve:
Prelude and Fugue in fat Bach
Sonata, OPP. 81, "Appassienata" Beethoven
Ballade In F. OPP 49, SIX Etudess Or.
10. No. 2; OPP. 10. No 4: OPP. rs. No.
8; Op. 10. No. 10; OPP as. No. 6; Op
20, No. 1; Scherzo in c sharp minor.
Up. 80 ,..--...-.-. Chopin
Iriana -.-........ Albinez
zndeNul.& ..-..-.-..,- De Falia
nnapsoaic -.--.,...---.. .Linzt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16

Hotel Biltmore, IL a. m. Sixth morn
ing musicale:
Gavo;te ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bach Kreisie-
Praeludiuln and Allegro Pusnani- Kreisier
Miss Menges
81 mes vers avatent des allies,
Reynaldo- Hahn
Mama. non mama.............. Mascagni
oaiist@ -...-.....-- Sfbella
Miss Morgana
Hocs ufH1. saaFp- Chopin
Etuoe, butteriiy ...-...--..... Chopin
Scnerzo, Z sharp minor Chopin
Mr.. Levitzh
Aria: ID sposo d. Padrs" from
S,AiSStor Rosa Comes
Mr. Mardones
Sssque ---..-.-.- Marin Mars;s
Hungarian Dance in A major;
Miss Menges
Flower OF the Snow. 1890. Brcwn-arandei
The Old Mills Grist Mana yucca
WAITE from Mireille. -........-.... oounod
Miss Morgana
avg ..;.....-.. .-.-.---..--.:: sto5owsks
concep. Arape.ou.. on .bs,n, A 90 ,hs
Biue Danube Waltz by Strauss.
Spanish songs:
La Algeria del Baiaiion '. .serrano
Vizcaya tsong OF the Basque rsgion),
M. Mardones
Aeolian Hall, Sis p. m. Piano re-
cital by Rudolph CAM:
S1 aa. pl re- in .Rsqs sDs "a
scherzo In sharp minor. Chopin
Sonata in nat Top. $50 Beethoven
Sonata In Is minor COP 5s,.-.... Chopin
Etude. Caprice from Op. 14): In May
from OPP 2sl; Pensive Spinner
sarom Up. ley Scherzino from op.
Heroide Eiegiaaus; Rakocxy March. Liszt
Carnegie Hall. $3.50 p. m. Concert
by the Philharmonic Society:
Symphony No. L. youth and Life"
Hadfey
Tone poem. It'll Eulenspiegelr. :. Strauss
Concerto No. 4, in minor. OPP ~ for
plano and orchestra Saint -Saans
Ellen Hailou
Overture. "carneval." OPP. 90. -. pvorak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16

Aeelian Hall. 8 p. m. Piano recital
by Arthur Shattuek:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16

of the fclktsles related by 'Amango
four are "Brer Rabbit" stories like
those Of Uncle Remus. In one the
hare. is outwittcd by the tortoise ("Brer
Taxrapin"), who cresps ia.o q bag OF
sweet potatoes which tha pair have
stolen and which the hare seeks to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
Programs of the Week
Sunday

Carnegie Hall, 8 p. m. Concert
the Philharmonic Society:
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(csntInutd On nmt pas.l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
USED CARS

NEW AND USED TRUCK@In all cap.
scities sold at 800 10 500 down. Bal
once monthly payments. HsRedOrn
Webster 91R-222 r Je9 blvd
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Motorcycles ana bicycles

HARLEY -DAVIDSON-We hive a num-
Der OF used and rebuilt Harley David
son motorcycles and sidecars: inveEti-
gate our payment plan H3gedOrn and
Webster. 216-222 T. Jefferson blvd
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GUARDIANS NOTICE OF SALE or
RIAL EzTNTE

Notice is hereby given thar on Wed
nesday, May llth 1921, at the Law Office
or Isaac Kane Parks Rooms STA Fucio-
drum Bldg. 126 Lincoln way w. Nish-
awake. Indiana, az the hour of DO o'clork
A. ". and from day % day thereafter
until sold. the undersigned Guardian Of
Mary VI. Staples viii offer for sale a
Trivate sale, the house and lot located AZ
- S. William ST.. In the city Of south
Bend. ST. Joseph County. Indiana. being
the premises known as Lot No. seven
a. in Block No. seven 20. i'm Wallis Adj
dition 10 the town now CITY Of south
Bend, ST. Joseph County. Indiana. said
sale viii be FOR cash. or for at LEAST
one-third cash On hand and balance I'm
equal installmeuts in not TO exceed
months from date 81 sale bearing in
terest no 81. and secured by mortgage
on the real estate. This sale is made
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No $40
Pc It known. That the above named
Plaintiff has sled in the office NJ the
Clerk n said Court her COMPLAINT
against said Defendant in the above
cause together with proper affidavit
that said Defendant. Lester Chester
Evans. is not a resident II tie state %
Indiana.
Said Defendant is hereby notified that
said cause viii stand for trial oa the 18th
day Of May. 1921. the same being the
18th day of the next term ~ said court
% commence az the City OF South Bend
ON the third Monday in MAY next ou
which day said Defendant is required 90
appear 20 said action
WILBUR NJ WARNER. Clerk.
BY MARGARET Lung. Deputy.
Leo J. Cook, Atty. for Plaintiff.
ADriI G1o %
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State ~ Indiana, County - st Jo-
sepb. SS.-In the 81 Joseph Superior
Court. February Term. 1921 Mason e..
Fetro vs. Bleudina 2. Haviland, Daniel
y Haviland No 6254
Be 10 Known That the above named
Plaintiff has filed in the office II the
Clerk OF said Court his complaint
against said Defendants I'm the above
cnuse together with q proper affidavit
that said defendants. Bleudina r. Havi-
land. Daniel y Havillnd. arc not resi-
dents Of the State Of Indiana.
Said Defendants are hereby notified
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ed envelope, care o. Board Of Water Com
missioners, O. A Elliott. President, City
Hell. SOUTH Bend
Endorse all proposals Proposal For
Centrifugal Pumps For Central Stntiou-'
Drawings and specifications may De
consulted az the office Of the Commits
sion or az the office ~ the Engineer.
Proposals are 90 be delivered not later
than 10 O'Clock a. ~, April 20, 1921.
The City of South Bend reserves the
right 20 reject any or all proposals..
Board OF Water Commissioners.
g. A. Elliott, President.
II. r. Rostisar.
John neHaven.
VIM. Artingstau. Consulting Engineer.
Old COLONY Bldg. Chicago. IN.
March 81 % April - Inclusive.
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CITY OF SOUTH BEND. INDIANA.
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.


Sealed proposals will re received by the
Board ~ Water Commissioners Of the
city % south Berd. Indiana. for fUrn ish-
ing twot2J ccut-fug pumps for Whit
is known ns the Central Plumbing sta
ton.
Each proposal shall be accompanied Dy
cash or o. certified check. 20 the amouur
~ Two Hundred Dollars $500 CeTtile 2
checks must be drawn on some resp)n-
si1le bank doing business in South Bend
or in the City OF Chicago and made pay
able 90 the order Of the Board ~ Water
Commissioners The said amount Of
Two Hundred Dollars viii be held by tie
city pending the award Of the contract.
The return o. the certified check 70 the
bidder 20 whom the contract is awarded
is conditioned on his appearance with
tu five f5l days after receiving notice OF
ne award and furnishing satisfactory
bonds in the sum q Two Thousand Dol
-ars 80 900 0Ol 20 insure the faithful 7er-
Torrance Of the contract. PROPOSALS are
90 bee made ont and submitted N seal
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that said cause viii stand for trial on the
l6th day OF May. 1921. the slrne beiu-
The second day Of the next term of said
court % commence az tn. CITY OF south
kend. on the third Monday in May
next on which day said Defendants are
required 20 appear % said action
WILBUR NJ WARNER CLERK
BY MARGARET LUNG. Deputy
Orie Parker Atty. for Plaintiff
April $3.50.
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NOTICL D ADMINIsTRATION.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed by the Cir
cEit court n ST. Joseph County. state
Of Indiana, Administrator ~ the estate
Of julia A. Rachtel late of ST. Joseph
County, deceased.
Said estate D. supposed TO be solvent.
CHARLES V. BACHTEL,
April 4th 1921 Administrator.
Bingham & Bingham. Attys FOR Estate.
April 1920.
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State Of Indiana. County OF st. Jo-
seph. ssh the st Joseph Superior
Court February Term. 1921 Thelma
Evans vs. Lester Chester Evans Divorce
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE or ADMINS RATION.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed hr thr CIR
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Now Is The Time To Buy a Home

pursuant o. SIN order 10 the So Joseph
Circuit Court entered April .. 1921, In
the above Guardianship
HENRY y. KIZER.
Guardian.
April G-i3 ~.