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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-05-19
City Of Wildwood


Alma E. Huppert to Emma L. Pol
lard. Lots 2S and 20, block go, N. E.
section.
Frank L. Pollard, ct ux., to Alma E.
Huppert. Same as above.
Warren W. Yenney to Lizzie Dishart.
$4,000. S. w. 1871 feet Of lot s, block
los, section B, S. W. portion.
Henry H. Ottens to Anna NJ. Camp
bell. $3.50. Lot 8, block 80.
Henry H. Ottens to Algot Nelson, ct
ux. Lot 26, block so, Sd ward.
Algot Nelson, ct ux., to Henry H.
Ottens. Lot 81, block so, Sd ward.
Ocean Pier Company to Emma ].
Wilkie. Lot 4, block At, N. E. section.
Same to John C. Frasch. Lot 5,
block At, N. E. section.
Susan E. Harris, Exct'rs, to Harry
Never, ct ux. $1,000. Lots SO and "a,
block %, 1st ward.
Myra Pierce Toram to Natalie Bonita,
ct Tx. Lots "a and 25, block 35, N. E.
section.
Natalie Bonita, ct ux., to Myra Pierce
Toram. Same as above.
Samuel M. Radcliff, ct ux., to Dora
Kobnot. $500. Lot Is, block ITO.
Ludwig Buch, ct ux., to Edwin T.
Broadway. $4,000. Lots 4and 5, block
12S, I'd ward.
Bertha S. Chopper, ct vir., to Max
Friedlander, ct ux. $4,000. Lot %,
block 5.
Rebecca G. Kane, ct vir., to George
Cascaden, ct ux. $1,000. Lots Z and
9, block IA.
City of Wildwood to James Betman
Shull. Lot 5 and s.. E. half of lot 4,
block 45.
Margaret E. Baker, ct ais, to Edith
Nenow, ct vir. Lots 2and 8, block I.
Latimer r. Baker, ct ux., to Jona-
than S. Garrison. $210. Lot 81, block
lat, Baker Bros. Premium Sale.
Borough of Wildwood Crest
J. Harry Clark, ct ais, to Stewart
W. Oplinger. Lots 81 and 80, block %.
Wildwood Crest Co. to Beecher-Kay
Realty Company. Lots 25 and 26,
block So.
Lower Township
Beecher-Kay Realty Company to
Joel Cary, ct ux. Lot IS, plan 2, Wild
wood Boulevard Tract on S. side of
road from Wildwood to Rio Grande.
]. Howard Weatherby, ct ux., to
Mary Taylor. $3.50. Lot %. block 4S,
Cape May Imp. Co.
Cape May City
William Warren Shaw, ct ux., to
Adam Suelke. Lot II, block 3, S. e.
section; lot on South side Of Stockton
avenue, 235 feet East from Queen st.
Frank Entriken, Jr., ct ux., to JOS
eph w. Webb. $2,892. Lot or East
side of Lafayette street adjoining land
of George Stratton and Jeremiah
Church.
Borough of Cape May Point
Ida M. Chester to Edith J. Woolson.
$1,1OO. Lot 10, block G. Sea Grove.
George A. Chester, eb ais, to Ida
M. Chester. All right, title and inter-
est in lot 10, block G.. Sea Grove.
Ou WSuuSSudy SFOHiAS, way H1Ih'
a public meeting will be held in the
High School Auditorium, on which oc-
casion a charter will be presented to
Byron Pennington Croker Post, No.
1874, American Legion.
Miss Anna Boerckel, James Boerckel
and Mrs. O'Neil spent Sunday at their
cottage on Schellenger avenue.
Miss Helen Hoelzel has been sick
the past week.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-05-19
TIDE B FOR MAY

Compiled by the
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
eastern Standard Time)
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-05-19
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY

To Jonathan S. Garrison, his heirs, de-
visees and personal representatives
and Mrs. Jonathan S. Garrison.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-25

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA THIRD DIVISION.
 SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION Anna Nigro, Plaintiff, vs. Vincent Nigro, Defendant.
 The President of the United States to the above named defendant, Greet ing:
 You are hereby required to appear in the District Court of the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, within thir- ty days after the completion of the period of publication of this summons, to-wit, within thirty days after the 9th day of June, 1922, to answer the com plaint of the above named plaintiff in the above entitled action, pursuant to an order for the service of summons in said action by publication, duly and regularly dated, filed and entered in the above named District Court in said action on the 10th day of April, 1922.
 Plaintiff in said action demands judgment against defendant for a de- cree of absolute divorce upon the grounds of cruelty. And you are fur ther notified that if you fail to appear in answer to plaintiffs complaint as herein required, plaintiff will take judgment against you as herein stated for want of said answer.
 Date of first publication of this sum- mons is April 25, 1922.
 Date of last publication is June 6, 1922.
 Witness the Hon. E. E. Ritchie, Judge of said Court and the seal of said court hereto affixed this 10th day of April, 1922.
 (SeaD
 w. N. CUDDY,
 Clerk of the District Court for
 the Territory of Alaska Third
 Division. FRANK H. FOSTER,
 Attorney for Plaintiff,
 Cordova, Alaska.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-25
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been duly ap- pointed School Tax Collector for Cor dova in conformity with Chapter 29, Alaska Session Laws, 1919.
 All male persons between the ages of twentyone and fifty years, except sailors in U. s. Army or Revenue Cut ter Service, volunteer firemen, paul pers and insane persons, are subject to tax in the sum of Five ($5.00) Dol lars.
 Should you be living in Alaska on or prior to the first Monday in April, 1922, said tax shall be due and pay able on said first date and shall be delinquent after May 1, 1922. Should you arrive in Alaska later than first date above mentioned, or within ten 10) days after notice is given you. All persons, firms and corporations employing labor shall furnish list of employees to collect and are author ized by law to deduct amount of tax from wages of employees. | Fines and Imprisonment are pro- vided by the Act above quoted for those who fail or neglect to pay tax or furnish list of employees. Dated at Cordova, Alaska, March 31, 1922.
 | K. G. ROBINSON,
 School Tax Collector for Cordova.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-25
PRESIDENT TO ATTEND
 GRIDIRoN CLUB FEAST

WASHINGTON, April 25. - Presi- dent Harding, members of his Cabl- net and of Congress, and men prom1- nent in all walks of life will be guests at the annual spring dinner of the fam ous Gridiron Club.
 The club has arranged it's usual program of satirical "take-offs' on public men and affairs, and there IS considerable speculation in the capital as to the trend it will take this spring. At the last dinner, in December, the program hinged about President Hard ing's demand for return to normal cv"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-25
8l-YEAR-0LD TANK,
 SEEKS ENGLISH BRIDE

ALDERSHOT, April 25. - Yours merrily," John R. Rogers, American citizen, aged eighty-one, has come to England in search of a wife.
 Shoals of replies have reached him in reply to his advertisement in the newspapers setting out the qualifica- tions of the lady whom he would like to honor The ages of their writers vary from nineteen to ninety
 The wife of Rogers must not be too young, but must be fair, good-look1ng and good tempered. Above all, ne says. "she must be a woman of intel ligence who will be willing to share my wandering life"
 This veterans stage career extends over sixty years and he is hale and hearty still. Born in Cincinnati ln 194O. he first came to London in 1870 to play at the Adelphi Theater with J. B. Emmett Six years later he brought Hawles and Binsley, the trajezists, to show at the Crystal Palace. They per formed on trapeze suspended rom the car of a captive balloon ill ma air. John R. Rogers sat in the car scattering handbills upon the crowd
 After producing "The Emigrants' ln London he became manager for Mary Anderson and then for Minnie Palmer the famous soubrette, and Wilson Bar rett. After world-tour he returned to London in 1900 to produce "Wap- ming Old Stairs" at the Vaudeville The ater. Then came nine years in Amerl- "a with Eddie Foy, the comedian, and long tours with the San Carlos Opera Comnanv. Since then he has been i'll film work.
 He has come to England, he says, to discover the cause of the theatrical slump, and in his spare time ne teacher calisthenics, swimming, rid ing and jumping.
 "The real cause of the slump he states. "is on account of managers not realizing that the war is over. Ii they will send their wartime performers back to show-making, and send out companies of real actors and actresses then the slump will dry up immediate 1y."
 Rogers declares that he is good for
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-25
LOSS OF WEES LOVE CAUSES RAILWAY CHIEF
 TO CLOSE HIS CAREER

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-George Davis, president of the Idaho Central Railway, once one of the most popular men in the West, ended his life Satur- day evening, leaving a note stating that the loss of his wife and the knowl- edge that she loved another man were more than he could bear and that he died with a prayer for her welfare.
 MT. Davis was once national fig ure in politics and railway finance.
 Fortune, once so generous, lately turned against him. He had 27 cents in his pockets when found.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-25
SIBERIANS FIGHTING
 ON FOR THEIR RIGHTS; 5 HARDSHIPS INCREASING

VLADIVOSTOK, April 25.-The po- litical situation in this region is be- coming daily more complicated, owing to the activities of partisan forces and the financial distress of the govern ment. All funds are used for the SUD- . port of the army All other claims are refused.
 Discord among the non-Socialist group ofthe National Assembly and be- tween the monarchists and the newly organized faction of National Demo crats increases the difficulties con- fronting the authorities.
 Retirement from the presidency of S. Mercouloff, and the succession to his post of M. Yeremeyeff, was seized upon by the opposition papers as a pretext to start an agitation which nearly precipitated panic. Their ef- forts were unavailing, however, in the face of Mercouloff's assurance, issued in a proclamation of his intention to >retain the presidency until after the sitting of the constituent conference. Partisan troops are occupying 1man, on the Ussuri river, and there are re- ports of fighting between partisans and Reds around Habarovsk and fur ther adong the line.
 The Chita authorities have asked the Japanese military mission for per mission to enter the Japanese forbid den zone" in pursuit of the partisans, but have been denied.
 Refugees from territory cleared by the partsans continue to pour into Vladivostok.
 A traveller just back from Chita is quoted to the effect that the general discontent which prevailed in that city is gradually subsiding since fi- nancial assistance is being rendered by the Soviet Government of Russia. Conditions of remuneration for ser tpices are also improving, which stimu- | lates circulation of money. There has has been a marked rise in imports from Manchuria, and the bazaar ot Chita is assuming it's normal appear ance by degrees. At the same time the sellers of goods find themselves in most trying circumstances caused by the close watch established over con- traband goods and by numberless war taxes. The watchful eye kept by the authorities on smuggled goods is such that whenever these are found in a
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-25

ship the latter is swept of everything it contains, including the goods on which duty has been paid, and the spoil is sold in the market, causing fluctuation of prices.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-25
TRACK TEAMS TIE

BERKELEY, Cal, April 25.-Stan- ford tied the California track team' scoring 651a points, Saturday.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-25

another twenty years yet. That is why he is so careful in the selection Of his English bride.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-12-13
G'lnglanrb % graafrise life .e,,ie.

6ranfriae ipnes at ! itaa ale'te ] 1T
yortlag ON geRHeller. at Mnbr-
ot1tr1ttef. Deffeafpnt llarf f1lipne
paa ct ''1Ag r ! senoo1t eal af9olot Ateoe
11lelletH Heprelentantfr q DC 1hre
Otagter, Ven y pif'f1ltt srennern1t.
n 1111ter notaife, af Nelatfeilen s, at !
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@iis Salisbmrb frifienb.

0en opiigtsbnffe11be Cog MOB
@liie @alisburp, anflaget iorat bape
npr6et Oscar gricfion ct ssernbone
@ontor / Montebioeo for etpar Dtao-
ne6er ii6en, tom til en- Mfilnftttng
igoar be6 en- Srift,t6elieS6on1 al 81,
rpen. Wetis @alisburp ifisb Gricf=
Jon mc6 en :@ebolber fom ban ,tctop
bob6e braet tilbage efter ct 2aan.
Gre @fl16 bleb affpret og Gricfio,,
fal6t 6eo ont. @tate,t fegte at be-
bite at 8igen bar forelffet Grief
ion io1n lite brb66e fig noget ON
be1roe og at BUN ffib6 ham i @or,'te
ober at ban git nteo EFT onoens Eige.
Wtiis Salisbury paaitob at 9teoo1-
beren blep offbret"i @anporc og at
bum ingen @eniig1 6ab6e~at hegaa
@or6, og SnrDen bar fornno-
oerttlig troet paa ben6es sSorflaring
al 9lffere,L naar BEN fltnhe afgt en-
6rifinoelies6om.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-12-13
Seeislatipe @taoer.

Den 2oen Sonrtar o;f5ues Sen 4;}oe
Sesiion al Mtnneiox5 2eeislotl1r.
Gorbol6ene Ei6en/ bill gi9re bette
til en bigtig Sesiton. Si bar ttrnft
set biloe bere bel6iet ct boloe 11og=
le offentliee Me6er for III reiler til
ct. SAUL set >9ieneo at ion,tole
ONT paatenft 2opgibning og paa Set,
Maaoe fao mere gjeniioig sSoritao=
elle. 81 bar 6erfor bell,1ttet at Dol-
Sc fire Mgoer, iom felger:
sSarmers &oon1, Gourtbulet, Ser
gus Sails, ~Ons6ag gftermiooog,
oen 2O6e Sec. M. 1.3O.
@elican &opi6s, famine 9(ften, 81.
$780,, = ,.
@enhina Eorsoae Gftr1.. oen 81,
Sec. .M. 100,
Berbam iq1n1ne gften @l.. 7.3G. !.
@i inbbpber ale at bibaone bisie
Meoer og set ct at baabe at ale
Meolemner af 2egis1nturen ira set.
te Counts fan pere ti1iteoe peo. bper1
Msbe.
Gbas. 81. 2uno-
- 81: &. Moe1t.
=. &annab S. @e1npier. |
st. 9 Cole.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-12-13
0o,,,1,,er &aee alorris,

Gn Manb fon1 lit ts,nbeos Me6=
| fer bar tiiltrufffet iig lanbsbi6 Op=
n1prfion1beb er Nage Weorris DOM
nler / 5goeral- -@etten i bette Gi-
ftrtft IS S De ii6ite flere Tiger bar
6en1e Dommer bnret mere omIfre~
bel. mere on1talt, mere. bbloet og
mere forba116et emo 11ogel1 Hon1r1cr
i set belle 2a11b. Og alt for6i ian
pligtmpsfig og frDgtlps bar foreiat
fig at giennen1fere en- 9eiten1melie
at gigre fin zDel forat ftan6ie oen
gpi6enti af 2obl6sbeo % SorbrD=.
oe1ier fo11 berier l. 5iat og 2nn6.
Set er 90 fprlig> i Sorbin6elie 1neo
oen beoeritpggelige og ornliggri6en=
oe vMoonibine" -2obIgsbeo ion bon
bar giort fig ct @p for baabe Mo6
og 9pgtigbeb S 1engere Sis bar
ban babt er Wasie al iaaoanne @a=
ger l11tber 8ebunoli1tg SDtlliugbD-
erne % ban bar giennem 6enne $io
i1t6iaget iaa6anne GorbrD6ere ,ne6
Gortbilelie og Sfref. Doan,neren ct
af BEN Sornening, at 2at6ets 9on=
ititution og 2obe, ber reipefteres og
bar btft at ban ingen 5Dntpatt bar
for fna6ant1e iont me6 sEorIot pd
0berleg ibger at tiene 1ette @enoe
paa fine Me6menneiferS @efoit1ling
og paa uloblig Maa6a. $ 9u116re=
big bar ymoonibiners" ntoattet itaa
I for bans Domto1 / TbillingbDerne
gien1tem oisie Tiger og lptte til Gor<
fpn6eIler al 6en Dom: v@ig fra mig
du 9obbrp6er, goa til ;Seltellet og
u6ion ben @traf bu far fortient. Du
bar tro6iet og baneret 2a,t6ets Soft
ititution og 2obe. Sea 6en1mer big
til iaamonge Tiger, Maane6erS el=
let Mors Sengiel. Mr. Sberiff.
bring Mrreltonten til set eller Set
Gengfel."
@ioite 2gr6ag> / ct. Saul opnte
fan 45 iaa6anne Sorbrp6ere> til
Sengiel. Ser bar ialt lis font fto6
for bam ben Dug forot nto6ta iin
Dom, og foru6en ben Genielsitraf
io1n~ blep paoIagt neitcn 6et balbe
al bette Ea1> 1iIag6e ban M,41ftpe,,<-
ge til ct 1an1let 8eleb al $4,000.
sS,1tet timber at Don1meren uobreo,
naar ban moo slftene,t bar ferbig:
vDette par fifferlig en traDel Sag.
. Deriom bore Dommere giennem-
gaaenbe bil6p gi 6orbrD6erne cit
iaaoon @eban6ling en- 1io, iao pi1oe
bi inort ie mere, &eipeft ior Sob og
0r6en og sSorbrp6erbp(gcn oftage i
tt1erfeligt Mon. Don1:ner Morris
bor bebift bba6 iom tan gjpre5 paa
bette Sntrao6e, 1aar ser bare er
@i1ie og @o6. &an fon1n1er BERTH
@pen foret oobne en- &etstern1in ber,
feriffommen6e Man6og og hi for
ntooer, at lite faa bt1 gaa til ~9fets<
iolen al Mpsgierrigbe6 forot ia SEN
lneget elifeoe % meget forbacte
Dommer / 9ieipn.
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Mrs. 6. .. Dina niue.

Wers. g. 8. Anan11l1e, Ell nf bette
GountDs pelagteoe Mioneertbinoe
oeoe tit Sien 3elica11 @apibs
ii6ite Sors6ng i Ell Mloer at 7S Mar.
@lt1 bar bnret 6aarlig en- lRngere
GiD ng bar DeIbis 11anttet boloe fig
ttI{ergs gienne1n bet f6iite Star.
9lfbp6e sbar fpht paa Sa0elano.
Morge, ben 18be Nob. 1874, % fo1,1
bertiIlanbs, iin 11ngoom. Sun %
benbes for onfring 16 Mar ii6e11 at
beoe Ma116 bar blanot Sc ipr|te ND=
bDggere / bette @nuntp. De tog 9o<
1neitea6Ia116 / Mortpegiait 5robe og
boet Ser oinotil &usfa0ereu Ds0e.
Stror efter flptteas Dirs. Quamme
log ben6es 9gtrc til 8eliemt &api6s:
@en6es Dntter> Wirs. 2beo. 9trin-
BEN, iom boet ! 2itrbpille, g. 0af .,
oe6e ontfring te Mar iioen, faaot
bum oberlebes fun al 9utteren, 8esz
iie >Quamnte, font trofait % fier-
ligt bar fdrget for lin Mo6ers. Gef-
bore / oe ii6ite mango Mar. SUN
oberlebes og{aa al en- Seiter, Mrs.
Olibe Sacobion, iom bor / Bel. @a-
pi6s. 8egrabelien foregiE isaor.
Sgreegu6stieneits blep fbrit Do16t
/ @el.- 8allep sttrfe og berefter i
Nortuegian @robe airfe, bpor @i1Gt=
telien fan6t Steo. Mf6eoe bar boz
ret We6lem af 9eortpegian @robe
Menigbe6 1ige iiben oens Stiftelie.
Boitorerne q. Melono og Gbilgren
fra @el. 9fapios % II. .. Sobnfon
fra &otbfaD talte beo Sgrgeel1bs~
tie11eiterne og forretteoe beo @raben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-12-13

Haitor M. 4. 1Ieten 2aipler, sSa.. Sc
er afgaaet peo Dsben efter. 11oge11s
s9ibs iulertefulbt ipeeIeie. Nfbsoe
bar en- fienbt @tftelie blarlbt Set
.1lorf lutb. RirafoK. NearapeIfeu
foregif ! Wanbags.
George @ngert iom paagrAnbs al
I'm &iempeififteIfe K mango Mor
bar en- Z al 5eberoigbeoerne bcb
@ingling Bros. Girt,,s er afgaaet
beo Dpoent / Netp gorf.. g,eo bans
8egrabelie ian1Ieoes en- Gel Dberge
% en- Sci an6re fem baboe bpret af-
6gbeg mibaIer, ON Banren. Ser bar.
tiliagt IL Mot16~ til at bnre 2i1et
no, men set bite fig, at be ifte mag.
teoe at baon6tere ben itore elite. forn
bar 8 SOB og 6 &ontn,er lang. 8
SOB i 8reobe og 2 Got bpb. 5aa
blep Der Inbet en- @eifeinoretni.ta,
bborn1eb &iften lempe6es ,,o gie1-
11erus @tnouet og fagte fireoes neo
paa @a6ert.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-12-13

!. @e6 8alget ben 76e geoben,ber 10
faare6es Dennis SO. Sltlliban og
5rnnf &. 5nlltba11 til Don1n1ere /
gDretten Chicago, iaa 8pe,, MI
bar fem Domrnere af BET Mab.t. .ssSgr
=bnr Der alere6e tre, ,1en1lig Dennis
g. Sulliban % Sobn 5. SulIipat
begge Donn1ere i Slperior Court,
mems 9bilip 8. Sulliban -prGIi6e-
rer ! @rebsretten.
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sSpbn @aa,,a ma ter SIS

s On Of bette 2aaos beoit fie1ote
EsGorretnin nesmpno bsoe / lit ,4iern i
Nep Dorf igaar, i en- M6er af So
Mar. 8anamafer begDnbt, iom
l1ng Gut at arbeine for e, SIN at
$1.35 per l1ge og arbeibe6e fig fren1
I 5orretning gslibet til at bli en- me-
get formuenoe Mano. 9an pur Ell
Mo1o ,ne6 flor SSnteresic oglaa for
offentlige, @ieremaal og bar en- Eid
@oitmeiter General.
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sibfte weanoda 5abor pi Sc


- @ibfte Mea1oqa 1aDor pi Sen
perite gtorn1 iaaloalgf 1e,.ne Spit.
@enbag bar en- ,1teset pdffer Dda
men, wsanbngsn,orae1 foln oet en-
frpetgelig storp. frn Noropeif ioilt
dgeoes llbober Dagen, 90 Set er lite
ofte ct bet er 1soed Oarre stor,t-
beir ON ginteren. pet belbige t,ar
at Der life bar 1negd 5ne fsr, cHer
Jon, faIot ben Dug, iaaats ben itrrfc
Morobefbino babbe iffs iaalneaet at
rl,tte mel. i lad Msa9be geiret bar
ganife bIot % t,sd1ti en- 900 Rra.
be pan biitert gintelpeir baaoe tribe
og'i 6ef frie: gtnbeaT bar MI lagt III
og anloen ct iffe itreI1g.
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sbantnns ! aines S,unoer.

Gssfiiingtdo, Sbal1tung, lite Dec. /:
8erritoriet &iinu-g bn1t bfep giDet til-
.bage til ainn igaur Mibnag 1toe,,
l1oge11 gere111onier. Det fineiiifc
Stag bleb for fgrfte @an1 paa "a
Mar beiit ober 4oniniit sbpg=
s1,i1lgen, Der bar Bit benDttet al sD-
ifer1le og fenere al Ssnpanernc, Der
sbemngtige6e dig Serritoriet lln6er
Neroensfrigen. Gerritoriet bleb ei-
bet tiIbage SenboD til Dberens-
fonnite,1 paa &onferancelt / Waibing
stl11 IA ~. ~ s Si5sssss. ST
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gil ia labere- fyraatiatier.

@albington, 8. g., lite Sec.
81 5toter i @eiten forlan9er EN- Me=
ouftion i lragtiatierne. naar ga.
len ct ont 6e og @orn. De er iffe
fornpict me6 6e,1 Me0liftion, ion
bleD gibet for ct 9lar iiocn. &ania5
fprer an &anpen, og Set faor
@tette bos Sc relpeftioe ;>Sser't5ane=
commissioner i 2ouisfiana, Soma,
Minneiota, Wdsioltri, Ne6ralfa, q.
Dufota, Sflabomo, Snb Dufota %
3eras. =,
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8reb fra Tortlanb, Creacn,

ST. @eo.::- ~. i
9et femmer berefter lite. tner, at
beoe u8reb fra Mrel",, roor nnocr-
tegneoe ifriber 1roget for riJyergus
Sails l1geblab". Set piL bli fom
.ober, u8reb fra Hortlano, Oregon
90 leg nu li6en to Tiger tiIbaee er
EN- @eboer af 6enne 8n. @eeer Ser,
for at l1eebla6et blir ier1ot birefte
til mig ber, oa ieg aeter at itoppe
Der en lengere SID.
IL @enligit, H. s' <
- Ole &ron. =
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8enseiparenbe Eriier pan Sfotbi.

,eenseiparenbe Hriier pau Sfotbi. :
@igers one=buefle Operifo, II til
F,2, $1.15.
l1ngoon1ners tpffe one-bucfle
Oberifo, II til 2, $I.25
Cutters tpffe one=buefle 0berSfo,
2H til 6, $1.65 -
Cutters tDffe ttpo=b1tctle Sberifo,
3 til 6, $1.95t T..
Weemos tpffe rolled eoge. o11e-
bucfle Oberifo, $1.85 1......
Menbs 2ertop @ub5ers $2.45,
F$2. .o5 og $3.75
Menos bigb cut belfiit .5fo 1.65
l1ngoontners Moofe Di6e Moc-
cniins,, 3 til 6, $1.95 g. s-. s.
Me,1bs Mooie bioe Moccalins, Z
til 12, $2.45
Neenbs lettey @ubbers, CSC
| Da111ers lette 9t11bbers 65ss.
Don1ers fleece Iiueo 9lubbers. z5e
Cutters ,nllo1 9athbers for 76c
% 85e s.. a.
9amers bgi Sel, rall oDer aio"
Sfo, 81 90 d.
Da1ners b1anoet l1obalg of Clip
perS $I.W 5.
Som og ie 6isie @obtfieb. De er
llifferlig let nteo 8engeboget1 3
s9,be ganfr1,pt 5baes SoIe, 81
Some raoe Store.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
LOCAL ODD FELLOWS
WILL ENTERTAIN
VISITING LODGES

More than 900 odd Fellows and
Rebekahs from Elkhart. Goshen.
Niles. Edwardsburg. Plym no u h..
Walkerton and South Bend lodges
are expected IN Mishawaka this az
ternoon 20 be guests OF Monitor
lodge. 80. 2S6. The program OF the
afternoon viii be held at 2:3O o'clock
In the Odd Fellows temple and viii
include the following numbers. Song
America" BY audience; invocation
by w w Want: solo by Mrs. G. A.
Mayor; Introduction by Past Grand
Master Otto Boyer OF South Bend !.
address by DR.. r. l. Lundry. and
solo by Mrs. G.. A. Mayor.
Following the program the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs will march
in a body 10 the cemeteries and dec
crate the graves Of departed mem
bers The parade will be headed by
the Dodge band and In line viii be
the Sounth Bend and Elkhart can
tons: all Rebekah lodges; cars of
brothers Of the order and Rebekahs
unable TO march: Pulaski lodge of
Elkhart. Berrien county lodge Of
Niles: Abraham Lincoln and Robert
Biume lodges of South Bend; Elk
hart county lodge Of Goshen; Dia-
mond Lake. Walkerton, Edwards
burg. Plymouth and Mishawaka
lodges.