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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-05-20
DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS TAKE notice

Wright, Joe-4O acres, tax,
$24.OO.
Wrinkle, c. Mo acres, tax,
1920.
District No. ~.
Bushart & VOwell-29O acres, tax,
$3.50.
Bradberry, Geo. B.-57 acres,
tax, $7.04.
Campbell, J. H.-158 acres, tax
$51.70.
Clemonds, W. M.-55 acres, tax,
$26.2O.
Cantrell, Irvin--37 acres, tax,
$500.
Dunlap, l. Tt acre, tax. 1920.
Dunlap, Mrs. Addie-20 acres,
tax, $4.40.
Deason, Mrs. ]. F.-7S acres, tax,
$500.
Darnell, Alton-24 acres, tax,
$3.50.
Floyd & Marr-2OO acres, tax,
1920.
Goodloe, z. B.-90 acres, tax,
$500.
Hodges, Sam-55 acres, tax,
$500.
Harrison, W. As acres, tax,
$500.
Harris, Sid-6S acres, tax $42.24.
Riggs, H. F.-40 acres, tax, $3.50.
Iron, G. WIS acres, tax,
$24.O0.
Jones, J. W.-4O acres, tax. $3.50.
Jones, WILLIS acres, tax, $5.28.
McDanial, Willie-5 acres, tax,
$4.64.
Melton, Dave-8O acres, tax,
$2268.
OVERLY, T. WI acre, tax, $4.2O.
Parham, Wayne-5O acres, tax,
$1,000.
Palmer, B. H.-85 acres, tax,
$24.44.
Rawls, j. T.-4 acres, tax, 1882.
Summers, Finis-20 acres, tax,
$1,000.
sandefer, Bertie-5O acres, tax,
$3.50.
Taylor, Dock-S4 acres, tax,
| S19.6U.
Tillie, C. I.-16S acres, tax,
$4,000.
Travillian, J. C.-3O9 acres, tax,
| $3.50.
Woodrough, j. NIL acres, tax,
$3.50.
Watson, J. W.-5O acres, tax,
$3.50.
Wright, Jim-75 acres, tax
| $1,000.
Williams, Tom-152 acres, tax,
$34.56.
Walters, 49, so acres, tax,
$5.2S.
District No. rs.
Adkins, ]. c., Hrs.-1OO acres,
tax, 1896.
Adkins, Will-47 acres, tax
$21.SO.
Burten, Alvin-5o acres, tax
4 $3.50.
Bowlin, Mrs. S. J.--2O acres, tax,
1884.
Bowlin, T. L.-6s acres, tax,
$500.
Brinkley, Claudio acres tax
| 1904.
Doran, T. B.-64 acres, tax,
| 1854.
Glasgow, W. A.-145 acres, tax,
| $31.O4.
Grubbs, E. C.-S1 acres, tax,
$17.84.
o'Danial, R. As acres, tax
| 1852.
Perry, J. W,-14O acres, tax
$3.50.
Palmer, E. R.-42 acres, tax,
| 1882.
Ross; J. H.-51 acres, tax, $14.32.
Summers, H. J.-55 acres, tax
Smith, W. Hoo acres, tax,
| $4,000.
Stephenson, J. H.-6o acres, tax
$3.50.
Wingo, j. W.-1o5 acres, tax
$26.4O.
District No. Z.
Jackson, Frank-41 acres, tax,
$3.50.
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Campbell, Mrs. Toni town lot,
tax, $12.96.
Campbell, B. AZ twOn lots, tax,
$11.S2.
Campbell, Arthur-99 acres, tax,
$3.50.
Clements, J. B,-55 acres, tax,
$39.18.
Croker, N. Ell town lot, tax,
5000.
Coleman, Yadie-1 town lot, tax,
$4.05.
Coleman, Mary, coil town lot,
$1.81.
Corum, N. J.-1S acres, tax,
$11.00.
Clapp, J, CT town lot, tax,
$16.18.
Crutchfield, Will town lot,
tax, $1.62.
Creecy, Claud-1 town lot, tax,
$3.50.
Campbell, R. M.-26 acres, tax,
$3.50.
Dudley, J. CT town lot, tax,
$16.2O.
Dotson, Mrs. Ed--19 acres, 1
town lot, tax, $11.6O.
Day, G. C.-8 acres, town lot,
1888.
Drewry, o. B.-26 acres, tax,
$1,000.
Drewry, W. CT town lot, tax,
$500.
DeShon, L. N.-52 acres, l town
tax, $57.76.
Duncan, jack town lots, tax
$6.4O.
Drummonds, c. N.-9 acres, 8
town lots, tax, $11.92.
Earls, R. F.-63 acres, tax,
$28.4O.
Earls, W. E.-17 acres, tax, 1928.
Earls, J. BIO acres, tax,
Earls, A. DO acres, tax,
$41.16.
Exum, J. S.-31 acres, tax, $24,44.
Edwards & Jackson town lot,
seas.
Fuqua, W. GO acres, tax,
$3.50.
Fulks, J. RI town lot, tax,
$14.99.
Ford, Mrs. Jennie town lot,
tax, $4.86.
Flipping, NJ, Al town lot, tax,
$4.O5.
Freeman, N. P.-1 town lot, tax,
$13.77.
Foust, F. Ais acres, tax; SO. 16.
Grooms, Mrs. L. P.--1 town lot,
tax, $10.13.
Gregory, Horace town lot,
Galey, Ed-13 acres, tax, $1,000.
Riggs, Wess-1 town lot, tax,
5 40. -
Riggs, Neal town lot, tax,
1922.
HOrnbeak, W. Ell town lot, tax,
Hornbeak, G. Apr acres, tax,
$18.48.
Hornbeak, Allen acre, tax,
1896.
Hornbeak, A. D.-39 acres, TAX
$20.48.
Hornbeak, E. 80 acres, tax,
$18.48.
Hornbeak, A. B.-30 acres, tax,
$18.4S.
Hornbeak, Page-1 town lot, tax,
$1.62.
Howard, W. B.-51 acres, tax
$37.41.
Hudson, DR.. H. FL town lot,
tax, 1926.
Jeter, R. L-29 acres, l town lot,
tax, $21.95.
Jones, Mrs. Dock-1O acres, tax
$4.40.
johnson, NJ. R.-39 acres, tax,
$17.60.
Ketchum, W, M.-45 acres, tax,
$3.50.
Laster, sallie-1 town lot, tax,
1884.
SASS. -
Lett & Browdy-1 acre, l town
Love Horace town lot, tax,
$4.86. 49,.
Latham, Lizzie town lot, tax
Mayo, r. il town lot, tax
$50. 500
Massey, joe town lots, tax,
MAJ Malone, w. RI town lot, tax
1881. 80. 49,
McDanial, H. B.-1 town lot, tax
T-i %ixson, R. M.-81 acres, tax
Mosley, Albert town lot tax
$2.43. to,,n
lot, tax, $25,5S. -, 4ov
Malone, Critic town lot TAX
$4.25. .,n Iots
IN McCaieb, wiIl-2 town lots, tax
$20.46. aoros <
town lots, tax. 1882. -, -
Partee, J. M town lot' TAX
$4.86. - ,o4s +ax
%1O.91.
@i Pierce, ]. M town lot tax
$4.03. "a .,.os +ox
$1,000. - Ia +ov
S'i Feeder, ]. H.-2o acres, ! town
lot, tax, 1851. IL
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-05-20

GroOms, Gep.-SO acues, tax,
$1,000.
Harrington, H. MS acres, tax,
Lewis, ]. W. c.-8 acres, tax,
$S.76.
Lewis, J. w.-1Ol acres, tax,
$2S.32.
Mckinney, J. H.-4O acres tax,
$7.04.
Mayo, Mrs. E. J.-8 acres, tax,
1884.
Perry, A. ills acres, tax,
SS6.52.
Priest, Susan acre, tax, 5 "A,
Richie, w. MA acres, tax,
$7.04.
Stout, G. Mo acres, tax, $3.50.
Stout, Mrs. Lou-36 acres, tax,
1888.
Thorn, w. Ed acres, tax, $6.40.
Young, Whilst acres, tax,
$12.56.
District No. 16.
Brintle, Mrs. ]. J.-54 acres, tax,
$28.16.
Cook, J. Re acres, tax, $32.12.
Cornell, J. D.-127 acres, tax,
$4,000.
Dernine, J. I.-155 acres, tax,
$500.
Foster, \. 200 acres, $500.
Guffee, s. NIB acres, tax,
Guffee, G. VIZ acres, tax,
$7.7O.
Cant, D. RIO acres, tax, $26.64,
Gillian, Mrs. Clyde-12 acres
tax, 1882. 80
Hall, Hugh-9O acres, tax, $S1.68
Johns, A. C. & J. F.-53 acres
tax, $26.20.
Mitchell, Rol ie-85 acres, tax
Rocks, L. E.-428 acres, tax
$74.80.
Ross, J. H.-7O acres, tax, $17.84
Stafford, E. W.-49 acres, tax
$500
Smithson, Mrs. E. A,-11O acres
tax, $1,000.
Womble, Clyde-25 acres, tax
$500.
District No. IL.
Atkinson, S, A.-56 acres, tax
$29.70.
Atkinson, S. Go tcres, tax
$500.
Atkinson, ]. O.-4o acres, tax
$21.12.
Breeder, J. Poo acres, tax
| $63.6O.
Brundige, G. ESQ acres, tax
$3.50.
Brundige, M. D.-64 acres, tax
| $4,000.
burden, J. M.-4o acres, tax
$3.50.
Farrybough, J. A.-1oS acres, tax
| 5000.
Harris, Buck & Mrs. M. As
acres, tax, 43.36. $500
Harwood, T. M.-50 acres, $SO.SO
HARDWOOD, W. T.-50 acres, tax
$2s.4O.
Larcum, c. Aba acres, tax
$54.80.
Morris, Harris-10 acres, tax
| $500.
Milan, Joe-9O acres, tax, $57.44
Mccoy, Jim-2S acres, tax
$24.64.
Newton, Mrs, M. V.-SS acres
TOW 91Q36
Peoples, T. L.-6O acres, tax
Peoples, W. J.-2o acres, tax
$3.50.
Ridgeway, C. ESQ acres, tax
$44.24. 49,
sawyers, Roy-5O acres, tax
$1,000. -.
Wood, Mrs. W. K.-2O acres, tax
$14.08. or.
District No. 10.
Bond. Tonic acres, tax, $3.O8
Baxter, DR.. G. I.-37 acres, tax
Brooks, W. T.-45 acres, tax
| $3O.36.
Brock, T. J.-72 acres, tax
| $38.O8. 49,
Curlew, G. DIS acres, tax
Deason, H. ESQ acres, tax
| $24.O0.
$119.O4. -.
$28.4O. 90, &c
Kilgore, Mrs. Ethel-27 acres
" I,ovelace, ]. A.-4O acres, tax
Mann, J. A.-26 acres, tax, $3.50
Myrick, C. R. & L. CT acre
'"f Moore Or W. T.-s2 acres, tax
"'S Mitchell, W. T.-47 acres, tax
$27.52.
McGehee, W. F.-42 acres, tax
$3.50. =
Pearce, ]. RIO acres, tax, $6.4O
Parham, Albert-3 acres, tax
$3.76.
$3.50.
$37.64.
tax, 1892.
Vaughan, W. R.-56 acres, tax
| $f7.60.
$36.10.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-05-20

Gilbert, Jim-ls acres, tax,
Hearn, s, CT town lot tax,
1884.
Haynes, Archie-14 acres, tax,
1914.
Pate, Charlie-9 acres, tax, $2.42.
Parker, R. T.-40 acres, tax,
$1408.
Reed, Mrs. L. A. & W. W.-5S
acres, tax, $14.04.
Robertson, E. is acres, tax,
$1.76.
Simpson, J. Till acres, tax,
$31.04.
Watson, Inley-6O acres, tax,
$15.84.
District No. ID.
Blaylock, W. Al acre, tax,
1884.
BACKYARD, L. B.-14O acres, tax,
$47.52.
Byars, A. il acre, tax, $6.4O.
Brummitt, J. A.-66 acres, tax,
$20.24.
Clark, Lon-35 acres, tax, $17.4O.
Cashion, T. J.-49 acres, tax,
Dunn, J. Wa acres, tax,
$22.22.
Dickson, J. A.-32 acres, tax,
| $5.72.
Dickson, ]. s.-51 acres, tax,
$1,000.
Foster, f. F.-56 acres, tax,
$24.64.
Gibson, J. D.-95 acres, tax,
1920.
Glover, E. Go acres, tax,
| $19.36.
Howard, Freeman-S5 acres, tax,
$174O.
Holt, ]. F.-4O acres, tax, $21.12.
Holt, Sam-103 acres, tax, $55.44.
Harris, Mrs. Mary-57 acres, tax,
$2O.24
Ivie, B. Who acres, tax,
$76.SO
Lawson, Mrs. Annie-34 acres,
McNatt, Alfred-5o acres, tax,
$4.4O.
Odle, J. E.-3 acres, tax, 1928.
Potts, L. A.-1O2 acres, tax,
$46.64.
Palmer, W. E.-51 acres, tax,
$3.50.
Powell, ]. Rio acres, 1888.
Parker, Mrs. Mattie-12O acres,
tax, $500.
Roberts, J. R.-3s acres, tax,
1882.
Rawls, R. J.-1O0 acres, tax, $3.50.
Rogers, B. Go acres, tax,
| 1886.
RAY, James, acres, tax, 1915.
Sharon, G. $50 acres, tax,
| $41.38.
starks, W. J.-5s acres, tax,
stow, B. A.-5O acres, tax, $4.40.
Starks, W. J.--58 acres, tax
$1,000.
shanklin, I. A.-4O acres, tax,
Wilson, G. w.-45 acres, tax,
$26.86.
Webster, J. T.-5O acres, tax,
$1760.
Webb, R. LOO acres, tax,
| $44.44.
Winstead, John-55 acres, tax,
$19.36.
District No. IA.
Baker, ]. H. acres, tax, 1852.
Baker, C. A.-98 acres, tax,
$65.8O.
Brewer, Bud-5O acres, tax,
$3.50.
Bomar, Mrs. S. V.-4O acres, tax,
$27O6.
Cravens, Mr.--4o acres, tax,
$26.4O.
Callison, W. F,-9 acres, tax,
$500.
Dildine, E. E.-25 acres, tax,
$3.50.
Durham, Bill-75 acres, tax,
| $500.
Freeman, ]. A.--155 acres, tax,
$95.O4.
Frazier, Mrs. G. Bill acres, tax,
/ 1920.
Gill, ]. W.-1O acres, tax, $7.O4.
Hannings, B. GO acres, tax.
$3.50.
Hansbrough, ]. Lbs acres,
tax, 1884.
acres, tax, $671O.
Haynes, Chas,-20o acres, tax,
| $132.90.
Isabel, J. LII acres, tax, $7.48.
Irvine, Add acre, tax, 5 .88.
Lane, Sam-74 acres, tax, $60.06.
Lane, Norris-65 acres, tax,
$572O.
Miller, Fred--1 acre, tax, 1928.
McKinnie, w. B.-22 acres, tax,
$28.4O.
McKinnie, Mrs. Matte acres,
tax, 1928.
Miller, W. M.-458 acres, tax,
$1OO.76.
Moore, Burley-2 acres, tax,
$6.16.
Parrish, &C. DO acres, tax,
$500.
Rivers, ]. J.-s6 acres, tax,
$3.50.
Stovall, A. MOO acres, tax,
$92.84.
Tansil, E. TT acres, tax, $7.28.
Tanner, ]. BIS acres, tax,
| $54.80.
Vincent, J. wa acres, tax,
! $1,000.
District No. is.
Abernathy, Bal-284 acres, tax,
$4,000.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-05-20

$S.4S.
Simmons, Eliza town lot, tax,
$4.O5.
StOute, A. M. & W. E.-2 town
lots, tax, S 81.
Stone, Check town lot, tax,
is 81.
Swearingen, N. Ell town lot,
tax, 24.SO.
Thomas, c. CT town lot, tax,
| $36.05.
Taylor. W. K:-14 acres, tax,
$21.80.
Ward, G. As town lots, tax,
$22.86.
Ward, Will town lot, tax,
1854.
Ward, Rebecca-63 acres, tax,
! $26.4O.
Walters, NJ. HI town lot, tax,
1924.
Watts, Arch town lot, tax,
$4.05.
White, L. il town lot, tax,
$4.05.
Wilkerson, Alford--1 town lot,
$8.48.
Williams, john town lot, tax,
! 1927.
Williams, JIM town lot, tax,
| $4.05.
Woodson, Frank town lot, tax,
$4.O5.
Wright, Babe town lot, tax,
1924.
Witherspoon, R. J. 8 acres, tax,
| $9.O4.
Webb, Coleman-1 town lot, tax,
$1.62.
Wicker, C. LIS acres, tax,
$14.15.
Young, S. Al acre, l town lot,
tax, $11.00.
Young JIM acre, town lot,
tax, $5.81.
District No. 10.
Brooks, Henry-5 acres, tax,
/ 1884.
Collins, Unice-19 acres, tax,
/ $10.56.
Carlton, c. E.-25 acres, tax,
| $1,000.
Doherty, Richard-17 acres, tax,
1928.
Edwards, T. Al acres, tax,
$28.4O.
Edmonston, Alton-45 acres,tax,
| $13.44.
Finch, J. WIS acres, $54.SO.
Gossett, L. PA acres tax,
$26.4O.
$1,000.
Gilmore, A. J.-21 acres, tax,
| $9.O4.
Harris, B. H.-1O acres, tax,
$16.08.
Laster, Mrs. M, F.-9O acres, tax,
$3.50.
Moseley, TObe-55 acres, tax,
$26.4O.
Maynard, E.-28 acres, tax, 1895.
I McKelvie, j. L.-6O acres, tax,
! $31.68.
Mullins & Mullins-100 acres,
tax, $4,000.
Nance, R. A.-2OS acres, tax,
$136.4O.
Robertson, Mrs. M. A.-1O acres,
tax, $40.
Robertson, H. M.--16 acres, tax,
$6.40.
Raney, B. W.-6O acres, tax,
$1,000.
Sims, G. RE acres, tax, $3.50.
Sutherland, w. M.-55 acres, tax,
$3.50.
Trentham, Mrs. M. Go acres,
tax, 1874.
Winstead, W. A.-76 acres, tax,
$4,000.
Warden, Joe-5O acres, tax,
$1,000
! District No. II.
Atkins, A. M.-35 acres, tax,
$4,000
Brummitt, H. T.--13 acres, tax,
$4.40.
Brummitt, Mrs. W. G.-1 town lot
tax, $24.30.
4 Collier, 0. H,-57 acres, tax
/ $3.50.
Costen, Mrs. Claud-1 acre, tax,
! S so.
Crews, Lina-27 acres, tax, $3.50
Capps, Odie-65 acres, tax
$23.76.
Davis, Mrs, Fannie town lot
tax, $50. ;.
Fowler, Ike town lot, tax, $ 40
Harris, Ben-6S acres, tax
$3.50.
Hawks, Homer-1O acres, tax
$3.50.
| $500.
Hodges & Col town lot, tax
$32.4O.
Johnson, M. F.-49 acres, 2 town
lots, tax, $1,000.
Larken, Dewitt twon lot, tax
$S.48.
Murphy, NJ. W.-67 acres, tax
$3.50.
Myrick, Jim-1O acres, tax, 1904
McGehee, Jim-8 acres, tax, $7.26
Phelps, j. TT town lots, tax
$24.30.
Phelps, E. J.-16 acres, 2 town
lots, tax, $34.50.
Rogers, C. HI town lot, tax
Summers, c. I'll town lot, tax
Smith, Mrs. L. s,-48 acres, tax
Smith, W. MT acres, tax
$61 so. ~. -
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-05-20
District No. II.

Adams, V. Go acres, tax.
$4,000.
Atkins, Roy-30 acres, tax, $3.50,
Alexander, Wesley town lot
tax, $4.40.
Bell, Tobe--4 acres, tax, $1.32.
Boaz, j. J. & Col acre, tax
$3.50.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-05-20
District No. is.

Abernathy, Bal-284 acres, tax,
$4,000.
Campbell, E. Al acres, tax,
$21.8O.
Dolan, Bruce-25 acres, tax,
$11.24.
Fuzzell, ]. L.-3 acres, tax, $4.40.
Glosson, J. A,-10 acres, tax,
$5,28.
Glosson, DR., Isl acres, tax.
s11.00.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-05-20

Allen, ]. P.-9 acres, tax, 1892.
Adams, Harkey--1 acre, tax,
$1056.
Bradberry, W. Dat acres, tax,
$3784.
Central Timber Co.-122 acres,
tax, $11.88.
Davis, C. H.-86 acres, tax
1854.
Elinor, Grover-184 acres, tax
$58.52.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-22

~ Secretary Bailey had come 90
him 90 discuss the case.
Walter Lewis. government agent.
testified regarding his investigation.
saying the Spaugier woman told him
she was with Auss Bagley every dag
from tho 9Th % the 18th OF October
and was never ia Talbott's Office
those days
At this point Judge Anderson adj
fourned court until $3.50 tomorrow.
Talbot pencilled notes throughout
the hear,ng. occasionally prompting
hls attorney
Mrs Spangler sat. ford checked
and pale eyed. staring straight
ahead.
The Bag,cy woman. now wearing
wig 20 hide her shorn tresses.
slipped out OF sight OF the curious
after her ross-cxamination.
At adjournment tonight indica-
tlons were that the defense would
begin us cali Of witnesses during
the morning session tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-22

lost well over two million men IN
addition, MANNED and wounded.
We gTIeve over the sacrifice: We
do not repent e. And II the cause
OF international liberty was worthy
OF this immense sacrifice from one
OF the allied powers speak not
OF others. IL Is not my right 70
speak for them-if IL deserved and
required this sacrifice from one OF
the allied and associated powers.
and II we at all events have not
changed our views, either as 20 the
Righteousness OF the war or as 20
its necessity. how can II be other
wise than II a similar necessity
should again arise. II again the lust
Of domination. which has been the
curse OF Europe for so many genera
tons. should again threaten the
peace. the independence the SER
development OF our neiEhbors and
allies. how should Il be possible that
the sympathies once so warm,
should become refrigerated, should
become cold. and that we who had
done so much Tor the great cause OF
international liberty. should see that
cause perish before our eyes rather
than make further sacrifices in its
defense.
Those are the thoughts which
rise in my mind after hearing the
great speech Of NJ. BRAND. I should
only be interfering, I should only
be weakening its effect, were I 10
dwell upon them, and I Will con-
tent myself. therefore. with thanking
NJ. BRAND for the admirable and
candid account which he has given
OF the policy OF his country, and
wishing MIN and his country every
success and every prosperity in that
path of unaggressive prosperity
which I hope and believe they are
now entering"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-22
Near East Field Day
PrOUeS Huge Success

Field Day"-for the Near East
relief which was celebrated in %
churches of both South Bend and
Mishawaka with special services on
sunday has been pronounced sue
cessful by the relief committee.
With the interest created the COM
mittee expects little difficulty will
he encountered in getting st. Joseph
county 20 sponsor the care of 400
orphan children of the eastern
countries for the next year.
The committee wishes 10 express
its gratitude 10 the pastors churches,
newspapers and all persons who in
any way helped to make Field
Day a success
Alice I'M HunEerland," a film.
showing the work carried on i'm the
many departments by the Near East
relief in Armenia was presented be-
Gore a large congregation at the
First Presbyterian church Sunday
evening The picture VIII be show.
asam at the church on Wednesday
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-22
Ask Commissioners TO Build
Bridge OUer EiUing AUenu,

been requested by the board Of
works of the city 10 build a bridge
across Ewing av. near Yoder st. over
what is known rs Yoder creek. The
petition was referred by the COM
missioners 20 the county surveyor.
DR.. James A. Duggan filed with
the county commissioners an appli-
cation for appointment as county
physician for the year 1922, and the
commissioners placed il on file.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-22
Grand jury in Session
to Probe Murder CHARGE

The session of the grand jury for
the November term opened Monday
morning. The jury will not enter
actively into hearing evidence for
indictments before Tuesday, and
their findings will probably not be
presented TO the circuit court before
Friday OF this week. There are a
number Of cases pending action by
the grand jury at this session, among
which that Of John Rieale, held in
the county jail for murder. is per-
haps the most important.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-22

one Of the biggest helps 10 mo-
florists in recent years IL the Bill
mont wrench with inter-chanea-
bic sockets The entire Bulmont
line consists OF fewer wrenches than
and other but with the interchange
able sockets you can make more
wrenches out OF them. Get them
Al the Lincoln Automobile supply
Co, lis r. Jefferson blvd. 326
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-22
WITNESS GIVES
S0RDID DETAILS
OF WILD ORGIES
Pearl Bagley Tells of Revolt.
ing Incidents at Trial Of
John Talbot.


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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-22
Obtains DiUOrce
Two Hours After
Filing Complaint
Mrs. Josephine Buysee Shows
Speed in Getting Decree
IN Circuit Court.

In obtaining a divorce but two
hours after her complaint was filed.
Mrs. Josephine Buysee probably es-
tablishcd record for speed as far
as ST. Joseph county courts are con-
Cerned. The decree was granted by
Judge Walter a. Funk in circuit
court Monday morning, service hav-
ing been obtained upon the defend
ant in a very short time.
The ground set forth by the plain
tiff included cruelty. false accuse
tions OF inhdelity. The couple was
married May i. 1901. and separ-
ated July 81. 1927. The decree al
lowed the custody OF a minor child.
Florence, 70 the complainant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-22
JUDGE ". 4. FUNK
RETURNS TO PENCIL

Judge Walter A. Funk opened the
November session OF the circuit
court Monday morning. Judge Funk
has been III for the past few weeks
and during his illness Lem J. Dare
presided over the circuit court as
Judge protein.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-22
BRITISH CABINET
CONSIDERS REPLY

LONDON. Nov. 21.-Premier
Lloyd George viii return 10 London
and cali meeting of the cabinet
Tuesday 90 discuss Frances reply TO
the British note regarding the situa-
ton in Asiatic Turkey, it was an
nouhced today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-22
BURGLARS RANSACK
DOWN TOWN STORE,
ESCAPE WITH LOOT
Merchandise Valued at 1900
Taken From Parker Tailor
ing Establishment.
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one 20 visit the shop and this visit
was made about 2:3O O'Clock sun
day afternoon. lie said that at that
time his goods had not been modest
cd. neither did he see any SUSPECT
Gus looking characters about the
place The police department was
notified and Detectives Cutting and
Hansen We're detailed TO the case.
The officers believe that the robbery
was staged by some one evidently
familiar with the establishment and
the line Of goods handled, as mater
iaIs OF lesser value were left un-
touched
Another proof that the robbers APP
they were operating was further
shown by the fact that the room
facing the Jail I'm the rear of the
building was carefully guarded
against detection by pulling down
the window shades
Definite Loss Unknown.
Mr. Parker declared last night
that he would not be able to def
niteIy ascertain his loss until he had
made q complete invoice of the re-
naming stock
According 10 Mr. Parker. he has
absolutely no clues 20 advance tc
the police in their efforts to locate
the criminals To is believed by the
police. however. IL was committed
hE the same gang which last week
visited the Livingston clothing store
in the heart of the city. and sue
ceeded In making good their escape
with several hundred dollars worth
OF merchandise.