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Evening journal., 1922-12-09
AT THE PLAYHOUSE

Thurston.
Thurston. the world famous ma
giciaD. created a real sensation at
the recent annual dinner OF the
American Magician's Society. In
New York. by openly stating that he
was a spiritualist. At first his hear
ers thought Thurston was joking
but he soon convinced them that he
was not.
However. I wish TO state that I
have not been converted TO the
Spiritualistic beliefs of Conan Doyle
or Sir Oliver Lodge. l still disagree
with them in almost every respect.
But. I do believe that we are SUR
rounded by unearthly infiuencesg
which may or may not be the spirits
Of our departed. who are trying 10
communicate with US and that they
will soon succeed" he said.
"Of course, I will have to admit
that these "unearthly influences"
may simply he the inhabitants of
other planets trying to radiograph
TO US" Thurston will be seen at
the Playhouse all next week.
Evening journal., 1922-12-09
AT THE MAJESTIC.

A story OF real friendship is en-
acted as the scenario for the photo
play. Parted Curtains" which is
finishing its engagement at the Ma
jestic theatre this evening.
The picture that comes on Mon
day is a special attraction that has
merits of public appeal.
Fools First Is the title OF the
picture. The story refers by the
word fools" 20 a gang of robbers
who seek to separate from the
wealthy some OF their riches by an
method. The fools In this
Evening journal., 1922-12-09
.sEASr Is WEST. -

Tonight will see the curtain drawn
on the brilliant but brief Whining
ton career of little Ming Toy. low
able heroine Of East Is West" so
we'll lived and visualized for the the
atregoers of this city by Miss Lee
Smith OF the Wilmington Players
Company.
East Is West" is a tale of a
Characterization heroine whose
love Of everything American aids
her constantly in shaking off the
grip of China which held her.
Cosmo Hamilton's sciDtillating
comedy of this day and generation,
by name and appropriately titled
Scandal" is the selection for pro-
ductlon next week at the Garrick.
As a play Scandal is an offer
ing that defes too excessive use Of
superlatives. There IS not a dull
moment in II; there is not spot in
which II is not OF the deepest in
terest. And with its great comedy
there is a genuine lesson that ev-
eryone. regardless of age or sex,
ca, well afford to take to heart and
learn something.
Evening journal., 1922-12-09
aPUNCH AND Judy"


Mr.. Allan. manager OF the head
line feature az the Aldine theatre
is also a past master in the produc-
tion of Punch and Judy shows. He
has volunteered his services for the
entertainment OF orphans and sick
children Of this city. The Y. NJ. c.
A cooperating with him have ar
ranged to have Mr.. Allan appear
today at the following places;
Riverview Home. Children's Ward.
Delaware Hospital. st. Peters Or
phanage AMI Riverside Home at
Marshallton.
Punch and Judy" is a never-fail-
ing entertainment for children and
should help TO encourage the Christ
mas spirit among the little ones
less fortunate perhaps than others
Evening journal., 1922-12-09

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AT THE QUEEN.

THE Face in the Fog" vIsualized
with all the artifices OF the screen
and all the aids OF the camera, is the
entertainment that holds the specta-
tor spellbound at the Queen T1"atre
The engagement OF the picture
closes this evening.
The successor to the above is The
Young Rajah," Rodolph Valentines
latest film romance.
THE Young Rajah" is romantic
from the very first TO the conclu-
son. Valentino although playing
the title role is seen as Amos Judd
about whose adoption by a New Eng
land family there had always been
a tinge OF mystery. His occult abil-
ity TO see future events further sets
him aside as a personality entirely
out Of keeping with prosaic New
England atmosphere. When grown
TO manhood he is informed that he
is the son OF the royal family of
India and that the people OF his
province are sorely IN need Of his
leadership.
AT THE ARCADIA
May Allison. petite blonde heroine
Evening journal., 1922-12-09

charming Richard Dix. who has
made pronounced success in hie
recent Goldwyn pictures Otto
Hoffman. one OF the best character
actors on the screen today. plays
the part OF dummy" a deaf and
dumb orderly whose interference in
the romance between the probation
er and her patient leads TO a happy
conclusion. other well known play
ers in the cast are Vera Lewis
Kate Lester. John Llnce, Theodore
Won Eltz. Frederic Vroom and LII
lian LaDgdon.
Evening journal., 1922-12-09

interesting story Of a girls perse-
verence and her effogts to keep to-
gether a family of children who are
left without support OF parents or
guardians.
Evening journal., 1922-12-09

season Of song and instrumental Of
feriDgs.
Evening journal., 1922-12-09
Got a Gallon Measure
Full the First Time!

Glen Herrick. noted scientist. states
that in one experiment, he gathered
a full gallon measure OF reaches in
a kitchen that was badly infested.
They breed with startling rapidly,
and are a serious menace to your
health. Get Royal Guaranteed Roach
Powder today. Rapid. Sure. 10c
and Csc. Sold and guaranteed by
Eckerd's Cut Rate Medicine Co.,
Evening journal., 1922-12-09
AT THE SAVOY

a model Goldwyn cast will be seen
in the new Mary Roberts Rinehart
picture, The Glorious Fool" which
will be presented at the Savoy The
atre. for three days. beginning Mon
day. II is a hospital story. in which
Helene Chadwick plays the part OF
a probationer. Her patient is the
Evening journal., 1922-12-09
AT THE SAVOY.

Drama and comedy have been ex-
cellently combined In The Glorious
Fool" a Goldwyn production which
comes 10 the Savoy Theatre start
ing on Monday. The action OF the
story takes place in a hospital. and
so realistic are the scenes that when
Mrs. Mary Rineheart saw them she
exclaimed; why II is Hnbelievably
perfect. And isn't Helen Chadwick
delightful"
Those who are fortunate enough to
see The Glorious Fool" will under
stand the authors enthusiasm upon
seeing her story on the screen.
Evening journal., 1922-12-09

AT THE ARCADIA
May Allison, petite blonde heroine
Evening journal., 1922-12-09

particular story outlined an elab-
orate plan OF conquest whereby
they were TO clean out a banks
vault of securities numbering many
thousands of dollars. But the hitch
in the plans caused by a love ro-
nance spoiled the coupe at its very
climax.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-16
STONE WORK
SHEET METAL
A. C. SPRAGUE

Authorized agent for K. G. Weld
ing and Cutting Equipment Acety-
lene and all welding supplies. 841
High street. Phone 22S3 Perth
Amboy. n. >
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
RADIO week Proves
BIG HIT WITH FANS
Results Thus Far Are AWAY
Beyond Expectations
Of Promoters
UNUSUAL PROGRAM TODAY

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vii" nF1s'mas l'aI' IS resulting in
NOR" widespread rnpuar enlistment
in this latest scientific hobby than even
tho rror,o.ors g .ho ,,oi, .,.i,,t...oa
r =" ,"' "''N ""''''lh''"'
N'H'' S'tS pr"habIH loaded down Santa
Claus pack more than any other form
VI gift and tho rodio sho,s o-, o,,
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'i'' ',''''"'e 'N'N week s'IIing the
parts OF apparatus not included in the
original gift
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'''H' "''"F IS IN 'r' widespread than ii
was cv"o IN 'hr hectic first rush Of y
wear or mora ago As general rr'e
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~ nave N'"'1u''" '''" '"e
nome ma"" set constructed ""' of any
urk f"um4 aro.nI the house. They
qro nov ,,aL,rg ssrrjfrcs 20 hrv good
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''' "'"''N N".'" '"'F Nh"" Will give
them >ai.Sia 'u'n. Ih" actual fnnrrial
turnover ut tho week VII undoubtedly
be- much yr,q.,~ ,..., or,. vo.. %
year aro ""' W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
CHINESE GIRL AGAIN
EVADES MARRIAGE
Mildred Wenn Disappears Sec
ond Time While Her Bride
groom Waits
NUN LEE ALSO IN HIDING

Washington. Dec. 81. Mildred
Wcnn. the bobbed- hair Chinese "faN-
pcr.' has disappeared again.
For the second time In five days tlr
little belle of Washinston's Chinatown
r'be!!ed against the Oriental custom
of parent arranged marriages and van
lshed seven hours before the time set
for her marriage to George Mum Ice
New York college student, son Of the
wealthy president Of the Chinese Mcr.
chants Association Of America.
Everything was in readiness for the
delayed wedding. which was to havs
taken place with gorgeous Oriental cere.
monr in New York Christmas Day.
Mildred had given her consent to carry
out the wishes of her father. Wing Ling
Wcnn. rich Chinese cafe owner. Her
uncle had obtained marriage license.
Her fance was on n train speeding to
Was shington. Then Mildred disappeared
again.
The little Oriental girl with Ameri-
can ideas planned her escape carefully.
She has been closely guarded since her
return home Monday. after being
"bluffed' by a clever policewoman.
While her uncle went to the court.
house for the marriage license, she
pleaded TO be allowed to go to a
'movie.' Her cousin, Margaret 500,
laughter Of Charles 500. known as the
Mayor of Chinatown" who was 10
be her bridesmaid, accompanied her.
As he two girls entered the theatre
Mildred eluded her cousin in the crowd
ana dark kness of the theatre and fed to n
new hiding place.
The police. her parents and friends
secured the city for her to have h"r
at the altar at the appointed hour,
but no trace of the missing girl hu,
been found at midnight.
Meanwhile, young Lee arrived onl.
to learn that he had baen Tilted for Il
second time. He went into hiding to
await word from his capricious bride
/ TO be. Employees of Wenn's cafe nd-
mitted he had arrived but refused to
reveal his hiding place.
The Rev. DR.. A. Freeman Ander-
son. pastor of the Calvary Baptist
Church. where President Harding at
! tends services. awaited at the church
| until after o'clock, the hour set for
the wedding, in the hope that the miss
| lllS pllut "oNIu bt lie "us
t frankly vexed over .Ge delay.
The police were worried over the
girls second disappearance. fearing the
girl might do herself injury in her
| desperation. Police officers who have
known the girl and her parents fol
years advised the Wen family to either
abandon their plan of having Mildred
| marry Lee or 10 have the wedding post :
poned for long time. II that became
known 10 the girl. they believe She
would come home again of her own voli.
| ton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
TUMULTY FIGHTS EVICTION
Owner Of Washington Offices He
Subleases Seeks to Eject Him

Washington, Dec. 21.--I"Scph i.
Tumulty, vino was secretary to prcst-
dent Wilson. appealed 10 the District Of
Columbia Supreme Court Yesterday
against being busted from his law Offices
in the Southern BuiIdtng at Fifteenth
and II streets. y. W.
The Southern Building Company.
owners OF tn" property, We're ordered ny
Justice tredorrk l.. SiddonS TO appear
on January ) and show cause why they
should not ho cnjoined from proceeding
with an eviction case n the MUn!ciraI
Court
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
GREEK PRINCE TO VISIT U. S.
Andrew Plans to- Spend Three
Months at Palm Beach This Winter

London. Dec. 2T.--Princc Andrew Of
Greece will leave England early next
month with part Of his family 70 spend
three months in Palm Beach. Fla. At
present he is undecided whether he will
resid, permanently in Great Britain,
to the government of which hc SAYS
he owes his life, or make his future
home elsewhere.
The Prince has not yet decided
whether he will appeal from the puni.
tive sentence which was recently issued
against him. Il have documentary
evidence which is ample he said,
and when the right time arrives |
hope to publish it. Then my country
mon can Judge for themselves whether
| was ri9htfuliy convicted.
The Prince denied any intention of
visiting ex-king Constantine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
GIVES RACE HORSES TO KING
Lord seresford eequeaths Stable 20
British Monarch

london. Ucr. 21.-AIl 'N1 "aCe
hor>as owned By the late Lord Marcus
Trrrstorcl. and valued ut Sl2J,rn, hav"
i.."u bcQurath"d 70 King George. II
comes aS 4 welcome Christmas .it TO
tha monarch.
Lord Berc,ior4 vas a close friend Of
Iotu the present Klng and n.>o his
father. klLg Edward. tur tw"atH
Years Lord RarrStOrd was manager "f
Edward racing stables and ".~o held
n" same position for King Geonge from
1"U until his death.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27

1926 Walnut street, tomorrow after.
noon. A vaudeville performance and
distribution of gifts from huge Christ
mas tree will mark the celebration.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
Pen and Pencil Clubs PARTY

The Pen and Pencil Club will hold It's
annual Christmas entertainment for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
AUTOMOBILES KILL 641
IN YEAR IN CHICAGO

Motorears Cause More Violent
Deaths Than Any Other Agency
Chicago, Dec - The automobile
cquscd higher number Of sudden and
violent deaths in Chicago and Cook
County last year tLan any other
agency, according 10 report of the
Coroner office yesterday.
Six hundred and forty.o persons
were killed during the fiscal year ended
October 81, the figures showed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
AIN AZ MAKE & Hit

r~-srA 6I- Two COM features TIE "sr-
ME Ten.rerci NJ Bangs aGd 'IEa Toon-
pryt.'e Trolley" both from tie tS.rr cd hand
oe P0r'a!re Fox that always arr"s' he eve,
WIEN they appear on the conc page O' the
ErES!AG PCBLIC LEUoER. "NaEe Il Habit"
Ado
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
PLAYERS
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gold strings MAHOGANY
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MAHOGANN
S500-lvers & Pond .....S1QE
MAHOGANY
$s00-Sterltng Piano Co. $cCE
dixie new MAHOGA>h
$500-Story & Clark ....SoIE
dixie new MAHOGANY
.$525-Lester Piano Co. .sOd0
dixie new MAHOGANY
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0ike new MAHOGtSN S
S575-Henry F. Miller .So7E
dixie new MAHOGANY 'S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-13

We have secured the Moline, East Moline and
Rock Island high school colors. as well as
many other colors and color combinations. See
them.
(MAin FlooRb
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-13

Our ready to buyer who just returned from New
York secured number of silk blouses that would
retail for 5000 and be avery good value at that price.
for $47J Crepe dc chine overblouses, beaded and
embroidered effects in colors Of muffin barberry Hava
na nile, poinsetta, also black and navy See these.
(Second Flsef)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-13

At this price you can afford to
buy your entire seasons sup
ply and effect great savings.
Heavy ribbed union suits in al
sizes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-13

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms And Lend For sale So
MAKE IT PAY"


THIS is YOUR CHANCE
A mon EY ma KING FARM FOR SALE
1HE VERY BEST BUY IL MORT n
DAKOTA A PAYING FARM WITH
SCRIBEp n COUNTRY GENTLE
Man" ISSUE FEB. 11TH, 1922
One Of the most ur-to date farms 10
the Red River Valley real pace
setter recently pictured 70 The Couu-
try Gentleman lses issue ~ Feb III
500 acres OF very choicest and most
fertile land miles from town. every
foot of land tinablc. am level. fully
equipped for grain. potatoes ana dairy
ing 100 acres in potatoes LAST year.
yielding as high as 500 bushels per
acre 10 acres In fine stand 81 Grimm
aIalfa7 100 acres in clover pasture Tor
past years, 50 acres in corn last year
-! ~ acres ~ clover for hay and seed
rms year; me large groves-hest look
ing farm in valley. Modern S-room
house. brand new another fine house.
Teouit last year large hip-roOfed
work shop deep We'll with abundance
or good water windmill. . large silos.
milking machine IN dairy barn, au
buildings electric lighted 400 acres
fenced with woven wire
This farm has q reputation for pro-
ductiyeness-farm papers like Farm
and Stockman.' Farm Journal and
others have sent special editors RI
write this farm 1922 iu their Dublica
tions. Investigated by T.. s. Depart
ment of Agriculture and photographer
Vow being offered 20 the public a'
Si25 per acre. one-baf cash. balance rc
suit at 6-c-the choicest bargain o..
the season. Reason. owner retiring
Write for terms TO +. J.. Mclean
Gilby, y. n
DESCRIBED IN COUNTRY GEN.
TLEMAN." ISSUE FEB. 18th. 1922
4 PAYING FARM WITH a NATION.
AL REPUTATION. THE VERY BES II
Buy N NORTH DAKOTA mon
EN-MAhING FARM FOR SALE.
THIS is YOUR CHANCE
MAKE IT PAY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

Notice fe hereby given that fhc Board
cf t~or-r1Ere toners ~ ST. Joseph County.
Indiana. win receive scaled bids for tho
following
~ Gallons Wau Sizing for Plaster
Walls
tss Gallons ~ Flat Wall Paint az the
O.Elfer Murphy >hrrwfn Williams or
pQraI quality. Col1r- % De selected by
Cornt~ CommIssi rucrs.
III bids must De on forms furnished
b. the County Auditor and must be- fled
fn the Office IL the Auditor on or before
March 18th az III %. 10
tU bids must ho accompanied hv a
bond in sum NOE less than the amount
~ The bid
The Commissioners reserve the right 20
reject auT az au bids
a Given b7 order 0f the Board a. Com
!ss.ouers this 25th day q February,
1922
CLARENCE SEDGWICK.
Auditor ST. Joseph County. Indiana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01


DUPLEX HONrr iu hns residential fis-
trtrt Two very complete 6-r~oU sleep
ing porch apartments with ~ mod
e-n converfeure. Oak 6nish. separate
heating plsnts and lsundriess gear
garage. good income proposition
can be- bought IN reasonable terms
William Happ Realtor. 900 $. Main e.
Phone Lincoln frll-
c room bungalow. new. uesr Niles road
So 600 90. $4,000 cash.
Broom new modern buuEa low near
Niles road - car fare $3.50 on
East side. e room home gas. wlrer.
electricity, garage $4,000. SO NJ
cash
River PARK. rev broom. modern in de-
tau oak floors, large lot; s. 5000 very
easy terms
Northwest T-room modern garage;
garage. $1,000 90. terms
In beautiful H8rter eEhtsi in Edge
water in Resale Park in Marquette
Park. srd the most elect portions m
the north and northwest. we have beau
tif1l homes. They sre reasonably
priced.
I'VE have homes in every part 81 South
BEND
worden Realty Co. 27s Farmers TruEt
bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
SPECIAL BARGAINS

SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR TEE
NEXT FEW DAYS, WHILE THEY
LAST. WE HAVE THE MOST
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COME IN AND GET THEM AT
YOUR OWN PRICE AND TERMS.
OPEN EVENINGS. W. r. HIN
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen And Agents

EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen And Agents 50
We Will train YOU if not afraid TO
work and willing 70 learn; experience
unnecessary; salary and comm ission.
Apply between and p. m, $40 Farm
ers Trust bldg.
We WANT MEN AND WOMEN
who are desirous Of making $50 20 5000
per week clear profit from the start ID
a permanent business Of their own.
MITCHELL's MAGIC WASHING
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silver, glassware floors. rake the
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

BUILD YOUR HOME THIS SPRING.
We will make g blueprint or fust
what you want and build 10 on your
lot. Ingleright Realty and Building
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
SUGG[E9S77POUylER
Character

Your character is your house which you have built out
Of the qualities gained from your experiences Character
is good bad according the quality of the materials
used
Would you rather talk than do? Would you rather
believe than proveq Would you rather follow than lead?
Doing. proving and leading make
The man who won't battle against his evil ways
won't make good warrior for any other cause. The
biggest is he who conquers himself
True worth is in being-not in appearing to be.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
NOTICE To DEALERS IN ROAD MA
TERIALs AND EQUIPMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the County
commissioners of ST. Joseph County, in
diana. viii receive sealed proposals for
Two ei5 ton dump trucks of proven
depeudability and economy equipped
with cabs, windshields. curtains. stand. .
srd horizontal hoists and bodies ~
three yard capacity, with dumping end
1000 n ~ 1o-inch Us gauge corrugated
Cllvert pipe ln the tolloWlnE lengths
= 0o0 r. 16 a. long $40 70 S ~. long. 200
81. 4 o.. long with 100 coupling bands
600 70. 12inch Boz s %. lengths with %
coupling bands
go II is inch Ia n. lengths with -
Ali corrugated cuIverts n be made full
circle and rivefed and 90 be made from
pure iron galvanized sheets. corrugated.
mat VIII analyze 95-t31C OF better pure
iron and o. be made of rs gauge iron.
All culverts shall contain in the aggre-
cate not more than % or ler or the fol
lowiuE elements silicon, sulphur, Ihoa-
Thorus. Carbon, Manganese
- Slip scrapers with straight backs.
flat bottoms. steel runners attached 20
same. with side handle sockets. All 20
dozen No. : D handle square point
? dozen no. long handle round point
3 dozen No. scoops. All to be OF
So ! grade
= two-horse graders.
. three horse graders
= Nancy 4 wheel scraper with engine
j Ifch Of ! sd. capacity
% barrels OF Iarvia.
5-passenger touring car for County
Highway Department
An above equipment 20 be delivered r
q. 3. South Bend. Indiana. by April 1st.
1922
Am bids must be on forms furnished
hy the County Auditor. and must be ac-
~ompanied by "a bond in a sum not less
than the full amount of the bid.
All bids must Doe fled in the AUDITOR
ii a. m
The County Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or an bids Given by
order OF the Board Of Commissioners
this Goth day Of February, 1922
CLARENCE SEDGWICK
Auditor St Joseph County. Indiana.
Feb. 21-2S.