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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-29
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

SEW ORLEANS. March 2s.-Cot-
600 hrl % very steady undortouc
throughout tho day. Prices did not
ulsp faI, rIaiug 90 their highest In
...o lIIu trading when the list was
H. Cd. g.. points higher than tho close
Of yesterday with May up TO 10 o..
IHH. url.DH showed not gains on tho
day .i a 90 10 points with May at
49, .n.
rp. tho .',adlpcss tho rainy
weather ur,. tho bolt was mainly
responsible along with fears that tho
.ra.H4 would continue ana that hIfu
waite. 20 the middle belt would roach
% r.. Iisupr staEo ana flood au lu.
.ItI.rd area Of cotton country
before 10 would begin ~ suhlidu
Operations uu tho long eide, Ou the
uH.Is OF these fsatutoH, were hold
within pounds by reports that the
rains .u west Tcy1a had boon very
U,urIir.uL and boy claims Of an lu.
crolsod acreage, taking tho belt
ua q whole, ana by the iu|crcaHiuR
magnitude OF labor disturbance
both 100 THE country oud England.
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Kansas city livestock.

KANSAS CITY. March 2s-Cattle 1000.
beef steers and she stock mostly steady
yoarliugs $50. heavy steers $500, few
loads ,h,itelr fTeimTst. most sales bet.
ter grades g.. 90 70 100. medium cows tj.25-
~ stocks generally steadv. bost vealcrH
'1.aOush0. tanners nut cutters t37bU
800, bulls mostly ~93.1hut6O. nsshy food
cfs 81. 90. most stDckerH Gs.u0m7GO.
Hogs 5000 uneven, opened mostly 10c
ana zoe hIEh0r 90 HhiupCra and a. few
packers. closed NJ about half the advance
IHHt. buIk light shipping weight g8A0-
u3.sl. top 5000, go 10 30O-pounders
mostly go packers 5000 uq.95, bulk 1i
sales 500 100 90. packer top fss5. throw.
Sheen 5000. sheen stendy, fresh shorn
wethors tSf5mn.00. lambs generally bo
higher mos early sales choice, Colorados
i51dUl5.2u, shorn lambs tl2.75. late ar.
rivals uuanld.
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CHICAGO. March zr,-Cattis 5000,
slow. beef steers and sho stock steady 20
stoudy 10 weak. veal calves weak TO low.
er. atnckora and foederH steady. packers
bidding S75Ou 500. mostly on veal calves,
Few lots N choice medium vealeTs az rs 20,
Hogs 20. 900. opened @ to iOc higher. top
$3.50 early, bulk ig.7Gm 10 40, pigs steady
TO strong. bulk 100 TO iSO.pounders $3.50
U1O.O0.
sheer $4,000. killing classes steady 20
$50 higher. top wooded lambs t16.1O, vim
ter shorn lambs $500, frosh Bhorn lambs
mostly $500 1880, Texas yeRrilngs and
twos tt1.76, shorn Texas wethcra s9.7b,
good lt5-pound shorn wotherH $1,000, few
wooded cwes 5000.
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All owners or ebuttins property, property
benefited by said improvements, and other
property liable 20 assessment, are hereby
notified that all matters affecting such
improvements or benefits TO the property
thereby, and any claim or objections 10
the assessments as above set forth shall be
filed In writing In tho office OF Mrs. Frank
Seaman. city Auditor OF the City of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, on or before the 18th day OF
April, 1929, at $500 o'clock a. NJ, and the
same shall be heard by the Board OF Com
missioners on the 9TH day Of April, 1929,
at 9.00 o'clock A. NJ, and any claim or
objections not 20 filed In writing before
said time shall he doomed waived.
DATED this zAth day OF March, 1879.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
City Auditor.
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LEGALS

published In the Tulsa Daily World,
March IS. 90, 81. rs, 20, 1899; world
Publishing company. publisher)
CALI FOR BIDS.
ny. THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA
Is.sSo'6Oo WHrERwoRKs BoNbs
OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA, 1929 IS
SUE As HEREINAFTER DE-
Sealed proposals will be received az the
office OF tho city Auditor in the city
Han, az Tulsa, oklahoma, until 10 o'clock
o. IA. on the ltth day OF April, 1899, and
thereafter opened az regular meeting Of
the Mayor ana Board OF Commissioner
90 be held IN tho Commissions Assembly
Room, nt tho city Hall, city OF Tulsa,
Oklahoma, at 10 o'clock n, m., Tuesday.
tho nth day or April, 1879, for the pur-
chase OF six Milton, Eight Hundred
Thousand GO soo,000.oO Dollars Of Wa
terworks Bonds OF Tulsa. Oklahoma, 1923
issue, dated February LIST, 1929. due and
payable, one million, three hundred and
siNty thousand tSi,SG0,oO0.00) Dollars on
February 1, 1877, and Two hundred and
due and payable on the first day Of
February OF each and every year there
after for "a period o. twenty (20) years,
that Is, to include February LIST, l947, with
interest payable soml-auuually February
lst and August ist OF each year. at tho
rate OF ba per cent per annum on the two
million seven hundred and twenty thou
sand H2,72O, 900. OO) Dollars OF said bond
issue, first maturing, and 3 per cent per
nnnum on the remainder OF said bond
issue, 10 wit, four million and eighty
thousand Ni,oS0, 10000 Dollars matur-
Ing as above provided. Said bonds 60 be
delivered %. the purchaser in the city
OF Tulsa, 0lahoma, by tho city OF Tulsa,
by It's city Treasurer, upon payment
therefor NJ the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
In current funds OF the United States Of
America. No bids Will be accepted OF
loss than par and accrued interest, This
proposal Is for immediate payment and
delivery.
Sealed proposals will no received AT the
office OF tho City Auditor in the CITY
Hall. at Tulsa, Oklahoma, until 10
O'Clock a. m, on the nth day OF April,
1922, ana thereafter opened at irregular
meetlng ot the Mayor and board OF Com.
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LEGAL.

Published In the Tulsa Daiiy we.a
March -. 20. 90. 81 and AMI .s,pu
World Publishing company. uubII.
NOTICE FOR HEARING UN
EASEMENTS FOR pAVINg IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT Di,Tpy
NuMBEH 2is, CITY OF TULSA.
Ia compliance with tho resolution oil.
the board OF commissioner adupf.. ..
tho 18th day Of March, 1922. motto. n,
hereby given that tho Board On %
missioners o. the City Of Tulsa. DIX.
h0ma, has examined the estimate .r.
statement OF the city engineer as 10 H.
amount Of the cost Of tho asphalt "a 4.
meut which should be assessed aga n y
tho abuttinE property, the property ~
Fitted and other property liable 10 ~
sossmont and the owners thereof ia
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT so
2i6, which includes the following ao.
Hcribed portions OF streets. to-wit.
FRISCO AVENUE from the south
line of Ninth Street to tho north linz
OF Twelfth street.
EAST ELEVENTH STREET Prom
the west line Of Elwood Avenue io
the east line Of Guthrie Avenue.
And said board Of Commissioner az
by resolution duly approved the lf.-a.
said statement ond estimate Of tho civ
engineer and has determined TO aa...s
the cost % tho Improvements 'r aid
district against tho HButting proporr.. f.s
property benefited. and other pf.. .rIy
liable to assessment aud the owners ...
Of, as follows, to-wit;
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published IN the Tulsa Daily World
March IS. 20. 30. 81 and April ], 1929.
World Publishing Company, PubliHher.)
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS
SESSMENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER 35s, CITY OF TULSA
OKLAHOMA;
In compliance with the resolution OF
the board Of commissioner adopted on
the gath day OF March, 1929, notice Is
hereby given Hhat the Board Of om-
missioners OF the city Of Tulsa. o5da-
homa, has examined the estimate and
statement OF the city engineer as 20 the
amount OF the cost OF the vlbrolithic con-
creto pavement which should be assesses
against tho abutting property, the prop
erty benefited, and other property liable
to ASSIGNMENT thereof, in STREE lM-
P~ROVEMENT DISTRICT NO, 35s, which
includes the following described portions
Of streets, to-wit:
CHEYENNE AVENUE from the
north line OF Marshall street TO the
south line Of Orlando Street.
And said board OF commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the atore-
said statement and estimate OF the city
engineer and has determined 20 assess
the cost OF the improvements In said
district against tho abuttlng property.
the property benefited. and other prop
erty liable to assessment and the own
ers thereof as follows, to-wlt:
GRAND VIEW PLACE ADDITION
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nLInhomn M Ilr.Iock.

OKLATOMA CITY. March zs.-CattIs
1000 fairly active ana generally steady,
early Tor riDoIs if.25, bulk tG.25 100,
butchers sfoadyt COWS and helfars G.0n6i
$50. bulls ~{'.1tui0O, calves steady. catly
tor 100. ffurk,rs and feeders steady.
Hogs 800. active. generally iQc high
%. Inn 80. Lu-k % ~ ..L-.
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CHICAGO, March cS-Buttcr higher,
creamery extras 3Sc. nrsts 3ihcM37c,
standards 97tbc. eggs higher. 27.175 cases,
flrsts 29129S&c, miscellaneous 20 n csc,
lower, fowls RAc. springs 2gc. ROSTERS 10C.
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CHICAGO, MARCH, 2s.-Potat0es weak,
Go cars, total 4. = shipments ga. VII.
consin sacked ROUND whites ft.1Oui1l
cwt Minnesota sacked Rcd rivers a. %
Nebraska sacked round whites $40 cwt.
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NEW YoRK. March 2s.-Libtrty bond,
closrd' 9Ha " 12, Jlrst "a, 9s.2n, second
a. $50. FIRST AVS $3.50. second AIS gS.2G,
thirl Ai,r gg.52, fourth AS ps.52. Victory
ass 10000, Victory ASS 10O.Si,
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NEW YORK. March 2g.--Calt money
easier. high ~, low "a. ruling rate ~,
closing bid 4, offered Mt a., last loan ~,
call loans against acceptnnccs az, time
loans firm, go days. 90 days and q months
a. mtA, primo mercantile paper "a uiA.
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TULsA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1872


FORT WORTH March Cattle ab00.
iectrs 90 aplT3It Ffucker7 91.5OmCG0.
COWS f7.oou 5.15. heifcrs s2.5097.s0, calves
t2.2bmN00.
Hogs 5000. lambs 105oai6.6o, year
er sheep ft50uG.5O. feeder lambs 1850
0tla0.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 2s.-Spot cot
ton steady and unchanged, sales on tho
spot ISIS. arrive none, VOW middling 1900,
middling 1875. good middiinE 1925. re-
receipts 1901. stock e36, $50.
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NEW York. March ss.-Foreign eS.
change steady; great Britain demand
A.s6h, cables AaGN. C0.aay bills on banks
i.a3Ai France demand 0O1, cables 9.Ol " (;
many MANY demand .solt, cables .so%."' wv
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The Thief of Time

1t is equally a duty to keep your
will up-to-date. If time imposes
new obligations, if your business af-
fairs change, if for any reason
your will should become obsolete,
there should be no delay in re-
vising it.
Send or write for the booklet,
Safeguarding Your FdH,iIy's FH-
tHre," which gives helpful facts
and suggestions on the vital sub
ject Of wills.
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NEW YOHK. March 9S.-Lead steady,
fRot ti1OMib0, zinc quiet. East 81. Louis
delivery spot 3t.1OuA.76.
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KANSAS CITY, March 2s,-EErs and
butter unchanged poultry, hens lc higher,
23c. syringe &c higher, 40c, potatoes I'M
changed.
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T16I7sRed in the Tulsa Daily World
March IS. 20. 80. 81, and April ], 1872,
World Publishing Company. Publishers.)
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS
sEssMENTs ron PANING IN
NUMBER 3sl. CITY OF TUBA
OKLAHOMA!
In compliance with the resolution OF the
Board OF Commissioners adopted on the
gath day OF March, l022, notice IL hereby
given that the Board OF Commissioners OF
the City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, has eN-
amined tho estimate and statement. OF the
city engineer as TO the amount OF the cost
Of the vlbrolithlc concrete pavement when
should be assessed against tho abutting
property, the property benefited, and oth-
or property liable to assessment and the
owners thereof, in STREET
TMENT DISTRICT NO. 3sl, which includes
the following described portions OF Streets
to-wlt:
SIXTEENTH STREET from the
East line OF Victor Avenue to a point
ggS feet East in Bell-McNeal Addition,
And said Board OF Commissioners has by
resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate OF the city engl-
neer and has determined to assess the cost
OF tho improvements In said district
against the abutting property, the properly
benefited. and other property liable 10 as
sessment and the owners thereof as iol-
'N"'' 'NpTTI .taNrAT AnnTTT0N
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ForelEn Metals.

Foreign Metals.
LONDON, March 2S.-L.ead spot ~ I7s
a. future ~ 1885, zine spot IS les Cd, fu.
urea "a les.
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uubIIahed in the Tulsa Daily World,
March 2s. 20. 80. 81, April 1, 1929,
World Publishing company publisher.)
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON. A..
gFssMENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
No. al. CITY or TULSA, OKLA
In compliance with tho resolution OF the
Hoard OF Commissioners. adopted on the
g4th day OF March, 1879, notice Il hereby
given that'the Board Of Commissioners OF
tho City OF Tulsa. oklahoma. has exam
med thu catimate and statement OF the
CITY Engineer ~ TO the amount. OF tho
cost OF the ....... pavement which should
he assessed against the hbuttinR property
the propcrty benefited. and other prop
ertv liable to assessment and the oWnera
thereof. in STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT No. 37i, which includes the
following described portions OF streets
to-wlt:
ELGTN AVENUE from tho south limo
OF Thirteenth Street to the south ltus
OF Thirteenth Place.
And said Hoard OF Commissioners mas
hy resolution duly approved the atorestld
abatement and estimate OF the CITY I'm
giuear and has determined TO assess the
cost % the improvements In satl district
against the abuttins property, the prop
ertv benefited, and other property llahie
10 assessment and the owners thereof as
lhtlb" ANNNtaNE --vurVaN
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AIDES $1,000 REWARDi I posi-
- lively guarantee my great Sue.
eessful Monthly" Compound. Safely
relieves some OF the longest. most
obstinate, abnormal cases In 3 to 8
days. No harm. pain or interference
with work. Mail $500; Double
Strength $500. Booklet FREQ. Write
today. DR.. It. A. Southington REM
edy Co, Kansas City. NoS--AdvsFs
uAsmenE
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NEW YqiiK. March 2S.-spot eottor
.tcady midhlinR 1890.
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MISREPRESENTATION is harm
less in many affairs of life.
But there is real danger in fail
ing to make sure that substantial
justice would be done your family
were it necessary to administer
your estate tomorrow.
That danger can be avoided by
the making of a well-planned and
weIl-drawn will, and the naming of
n trust company as your executor
and trustee.
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rOau NJ" II00V
All owners Of AUDITING property, prob.
erty benafited by said Improvements and
other property liable 20 assessment, are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such Improvements or benefits thereby
sessmenta as above set forth shall be filed
in writing in tho office OF Mrs. Frank
seaman, city Auditor OF the city Of
dav Of April, 1922, at $500 o'clock A. NJ,
and tbs same shall shall be heard by the
Board Of Commissioner on the 9TH day or
April, 1899. at $500 o'clock A., NJ, ana
writing before said time shall be deemed
waived.
DATED this 24th day Of March, 1929.
II FRANK SEAMAN,
4 ..LLL.n
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LEGAL.

All owners Of AUDITING property. prop.
eris bcncftted bv said improvements. and
other property liable to assessment. are
hereby notified that ali matters affect
ing such improvements or benefits there
assignments AZ above set forth shall be
filed In writing IN the office OF MIS-.
Prank Season. city Auditor OF the' Guy
Tth day Of April. 1899, at 800 o'clock
A. NJ. and the same shall be heard ny
the board % commissioners on the I'm
dnv on ApriI. 1929, az 100 o'clock A.. NJ
and any claim or objections not SO filed
In writing before said ume shan be
deemed waived.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
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All. owners " ahuttiuE property, rrWr-
erty benefited by said improvements. aud
other property liable 70 assessment. are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits thereby.
II any claim or objections 20 the la.
seasments as above set forth snail bH f..l
in writing IN tho office Of Mrs FraUk
Seaman, city Auditor Of the city ~ Tulsa.
Oklahoma. on or before the 7th day ~
April, 1922. at $500 O'Clock A. NJ. and the
same shall be heard by the B0a.l ~
Commissioner on tho eth day ot April.
1922, at $500 o'clock a. NJ, and any claim
fore said time. shall be deemed waived.
DATED this 14th day Of March. 1893.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
CIV Auditor.
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published in the Tulsa Daily World,
March 2S, 20. 80. 81, April ] 1899, World
Publishing Company. publlshersD
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON As
sESSMENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
: NUMBER 32s, CITY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA;
In com pllance with the resolution %
the board OF commissioner adopted on
the gath day OF March. 1922, notice Is
hereby given that the Board Of Commits
has examined the estimate and statement
OF the city engineer as to the amount ~
the cost OF tho asphalt pavement when
should DO assessed against the Hbuii|nE
property. the property benefited. and
other property liable to assessment and
the owners thereof. In STREET lNr
PROVBMENT DISTRICT No. a-s. which
includes the following described portions
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ITIW Ut ~ " - NNET'T|" ~ ""
line OF Galveston Avenue.
And said board Of commissioners nov
by resolution duly approved the afore-
said statement and estimate OF tho Clly
engineer and has determined 70 asses
the cost OF the improvements In said d,s-
trict against the abuttiug property, me
property benefited, and other property
liable TO assessment and the owners theTe-
Of an follows. tO-Wit:
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PubIishcd In the Tulsa Daily World.
March IS. 20. ~. rs, 20, 1899. World
Publishing company, publisher)
CALI, FOR RIDS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-13
Juniors of Niles
High School Glue
F our Act Drama
The Lion and the Mouse
Presented Thursday and
Friday by Students.

NILES Mich Nay l2-The E-st
performance az The Lion anG M
Mouse. drama lu four acts writ
zen 5y Charles Klein was presented
7y The Tur.1- class % the NIez
high school ~ The opera House in
-this city Thursday evening. rms
play. which has had successful runs
both .n Chicago and New YORK.
was repeated Friday
The plot revolves around the nm
peachmen, Of a Judge OF the Unred
states court. Because or MS oppo-
s.t.1n 70 amaIgamsted interests and
trusts the men against whom -
has rendered decisions ccusp.re 20
compromise him Ifis daughter.
Shirley returns from Europe Just -
he .s about 20 be publicly disEraced
She determines 90 fight FOR him.
and matches her womans wfr
against John Burkett Ryder the IL
naucial agent. The battle between
them furnishes Tho c,,max on the
play. & love story which heightens
the interest runs throughout and
there are many amusing and ser,ou,
.-..Aa .-.--rf " -ll-A MAKE IL one OF Il-f
best Of recent productions
Frederick Rlcnter. IN the role OF
joan Burkett Ryder. anc Virginia
Jarm portray.nz Shirley Rossmore.
share houors in this production dis-
playing admiral dramatic skill IN
their parts The other cEaracyers
are in capable hands inc cast i'm
Guiding Marguerite Simmerer as
EudoNia DeM0tt FIske as Kew ION
tifex Deetie. Catherine Jefferson as
Miss Nes5tt Ruth Kinney as Mrs
Rossmore. Ben Brown as Judge
Rossmore. Robert CalvIn IS ,errer-
, son Ryder. eN-JudSe Stott, syars1a,l
Bremen. Drayman. Leslie BouIton
F.'zroy BaEIey. George Coutois.
Jorklns Alexander Hunziker. Kate
Roberts. Isabel Fiske. Senator roo
erts. Leslie Shoemaker, Mrs RYDER
Beatrice Curtiss Genevieye 9erofd
a maid.
The play was directed by Miss
| Helen Plat. teacher OF English ~
The junior high school Of tnis crtv
and TO her should go much or the
credit for the success Of the pro.
duction
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-13
y DOL Grading Profits
Are $4,000 IN State

LANSING. Mich May IA re-
port submitted 20 the state farm
bureau Thursday .n connection with
the closing Of its 1921 wool pool
shows that the 10000 members Of
last years pool made $4,000 by
grad.rg According 20 the report.
the average ioca. price FOR ungrad-
cd wool OF all qualities was Il
cents Pool members in this state
net.ed 10 cents by grading their
wool Checks 20 1921 member are
being sent out as rapidly as POSSIBLE
1y the bureau u was announced.
and ~ is anticipated that last years
account soon will be closed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-13
Wrestler Is Fined on One
Charge. Held for AnOtheF

CASSOPOLIS. Mich May p 49,
While Leo Rvason. 25. OF Marcellus.
a professional wrestler was held
awaiting charges Of alleged dry law
violations 10 be filed against him
Thursday game warde1s arraigned
him before Justice Of Peace Eber
Reynolds for taking blue-gilis out
OF season He pleaded guilty and
was fined S25 Sheriff Wyman
found a dismantled still and moon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-13
Blame Ice Cream Cone
For Death of Child, 3

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. May IL.
Doris Schuyler three years old.
daughter % Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Schuyler died Thursday presuma-
bly from ptomaine poisoning, the
re-Jlt OF eating an ice cream cone
The parents have been so overcome
by the shock that thus far the
Identity Of the person selling the
cone has not been established. Be
fore this phase is investigated. the
childs stom ach viii he examined, at
the sanitauum, 10 see II the ice
cream is what caused death
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-13
Hospital Day Observed At
Goshen; AbbOtt Is Speaker

GOSHEN, MAY 12-Nat.onal Hos
pit8l Day was observed az Goshen
hos Dital today with a reception for
the $50 children who were born in
the institution since 81 was opened
in 1913 as the overshadowinE feature
Of the program
Frank 7. Abbott a world war vet
eran. was the orator when a fas was
raised on an S0-foot pole
A general public reception was
held az the hospital and the Laura
A kindig school OF Nursing. an
auxiliary institution established
kith funds left by Laura A Kindig
a widow whose estate was worth
about $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-13

SYRACUSE May -1-The water
81 Wawasee Jake. which during the
las, few weeks has been unusually
high IS recedins The dance hall OF
" White az kuhns landing the
7oor Of which was under water for
nearly three weeks is now high and
dry and was rot extensively dam
ased II wall again be ready for use
IN 'he near future
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-13
Telephone Manager Sought
For 500 Loss to COMPANY

BOYD Hines. manager OF the Adams
Vile telephone exchange. is sought
by county authorities FOR embezzle-
ment OF 500 OF company. finds ac-
cording 10 officials who entered the
charge before Justice OF Peace Eber
Reynolds Hines has been missing
for a week and his wife and three
children az Adsmsville have been
without word OF him for that time
When you say cigars-say Dutca
Masters I11-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-13
President of DePautO VII
ADDRESS I drsatC Graduates

WARSAW. May 12-Dr. A w
Gross. president % DePauw Univer-
sity. VIII deliver the address 20 the
warsaw high school gradratl1s
class az the commencement exercises
Nay so The Rev A Il GRUB oS.
pastor OF the United Brethren
church. will deliver the os-calaure-
ate sermon on sunday evening Aay
g.