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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-06
IT'S THE PROFITABLE
RESULT GETTING WAY.
TRY TT
LEGAL NOTICE
WATER DEPARTMENT
CITY % Pensacola
Proposals for Water Meters

Sealed proposals are invited for 1ur-
1ishI1E The Water Department o ths
CITY q Pensacola with FIVE hundred (5G0)
fIve-etghth (5-s4 inch water ne1s7E with
necessary couplings and other apparatus
requisite for installing the same
said meters % be delivered 70 the va
tET Department On November Is 1922 o.
a the option Of the City they shall be
delivered n l9Is q uoE less than enc
hundred Goo a. any tine after the E5r-
5uE O. thirty (3D) days notice, during the
fiscal year ending October 1st. 1874.
Payments az the prices 70 be stated n
the accepted proposal Vii be made n
cash within thirty (SB1 DAYS after d.
livery q meters subject 70 examination
p ana test showing them TO conform wftb
| the specifications TO % submitted. ana
other representations stated n tie ac-
cepted proposal
The right is reserved 70 reject arw ara
a. T'Fcp osals and 70 require the SUCCESS
. ~ bidder 70 furnish q Five Hundred
ts'tbsa0) Dollar surety bond . f-su-s
Compliance with the contract
Proposals sHsl De addressed a re
! 6oaTd or Commissioners Of the CItv a
/ Teasscota. and must be received - tia
SlJE Hal II the City OF Pensacola hsf.rs
IMo clock. October g 1929 a. which
ILT2e me proposals VIII be opened and
. 1st1A6D OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CITY OF PENSACOLA.
BY F. p, SANDERS.
commissioner Of Streets ars
Public Works
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The Journal Is delivered to
YOUR doorstep every morning BE-
fore six. IF you are not enjoy
ing this prompt service phone
1900.
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AUTOMOBILES

-a- The following cars at a
ga "-. Maxwell RoRdsrer, One HIN
.-. 7srt.. Five Dollars, Chalmers
me Hundred Fifty Dollars,
90 a.. ~au~.nE. Two Hundred Seventy
" .a~s Terms. Son Buick Co,
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MORTGAGE LOAN
LOANS on REAL ESTATE

LOANS or REAL ESTATE
We lend money on Real Estate IN ~
CITY on short notice. Please state n
application If you have an Abstract Of
Title 10 the Property.
Call and See Us.
THE WATSON AGENCY, Inss
South 7sisFox Street
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LODGE NOTICE

MASONIC TEMPLE
A. & 4. ScOTTlsH RITE
Regular communication Of the Scottish
Rite Bodies in the Valley Of Psnsa cola.
Work in the 27th degree. SojoUrning
Brothers f-ate-naIly invited.
z. G BUSHNELL.
Sec'y-
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-White male Poodle, disappeared
Wednesday morning. Return to H B
owen. 1000 East Gadsdea street and re-
ceive reward.
LOST-One female tan hound puppy
about five months old. Phone 912 oil
call at p West Intendencia and receive
reward.
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r0r-RNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
o-s Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to All
EETEs

sATES
/ -. ,svs-.Ss7asat taken for isEs aAn
~ -. on. verbs IN your Adverttse-
-aD. -ru1'p.v by the number ~
r on. 80 .,sr iesirs It printed: rEm1
sece-dgCy-
.r,- SAFE" ''WRntsd." etc. a.
-sg as addresses
1rArK FACE CAPS, LIKE THIS,
20 CENTS PER WORD.
r.s-.r-rrae5 natter. line 6ashes,
20. -1gce classified display: &C per
~. Sc per luch ia lines make al
.ncE.
A-v serasn wnoUs name appears IN
ne .siarLnne d1rsctory may have
-.arF.fed ads charged.
cancel or<ierS should be g1vsn IN
r-.-.-E, never over ths phone.
4ersrrsssrs should give their home
80 -,eg-1Sice address rs well as their
hone ru-rbsrE, because many read
s-s have no teisphcne4-
70 he advertiser 50 desires. reEIiE&
ar b. sent IN care Of The Journal
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| The Journal is the best ad-
tory Try it and be convinced.
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s+-E-Flve Passenger Touring Car
..~ss lass condition. Apply 4l6 T..
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HELp-FEMALE

WAN-ED-Settled colored woman as
nurse TO live on premises. Apply TO
Dr.. HaTgis. 211 Thiesen Bldg.
TT WILL be to their interest II the two
girls canTasgtng for Mrs, Christensen
az 3ls East 1ntendencia Street viii cal
a. that address at once.
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TRY A JOURNAL WANT AID
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slightly used 1922 Mode
phone 1928.
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=. ~E---F.ve passenger Ford. Elk
ar or. ondition. rcS5. 4o4 South De-
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WANTED-To buy, a sI5Iff. Address W.
D, Care Journal.
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SPECIAL MAsTER.s So

y TTftle q . sec-ee ~ r---------- .
f+ rendered on the 18TH dar q Se-+s-- -
-. IS-Z. by Honorable A @ ra-r--.eI,
c : oage Of the Circuit Court a F.s-.r7f7t,
IN ne.,s,! florlds IN certain cause there
- pI.IlLHE' wherein n. 4 Hines fr 90
pa -Int and H @. Moore and 80
70 30T Tt MS wife. Banking Savings --5
-. N2np2ny. < corporation snS -
No. ~ -FaSiee are defendants. wi an
curing the legal hours n 80 5,sr- 49,
60 N 1.rt house door Of FEra -.
- '-ElE' Florida. offer for sac s-z s.1-
Iozz-f-te 5 l.shest bidder for cash fEE g
- oFacT3bed real estate. Tzas So
-. 9uaT'ier Of Section 10 Tove- - IN
Co.., range q West n Fs-.-L, 8. - 4,
=, 1sF State OF Florida. . Z.
al loe.l6 acres Of Isnd ~'i- "a mig II
Deed ~ cost Of pu-chsse-
LEO ANDERSON.
Special Master
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~- S N-E-Work horse for sale or trade
., ar-ca.ug Of equal value. Ford pre-
--s. Northeast corner ZGTra gossa and
.... z-.aar i
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WANTED-A Eixteer-foot row boat in
good condition. J. T. Ransley, Can
Torment, Fla. Phone 5o05. ut. a, Box
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HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE
Government has many clerical posi-
lions TO fill in the Department At Wash
iuEtnn. Examination November. Good
50 la-y. Experience unn eCesEa-T. Full
particulars sent free about positions, Fzx-
autaa tons Write Columbia School Civil
Service, SO Pope Bldg. Washington. D.
G.
wANTED--A general helper. Apply No.
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The Journals Want AID Way


POULTRY AND EGGS.
FOR sALE-one Thoroughbred White
Leghorn Rooster. Six laying pullets,
Phone 1915.
FOR sALE-Nine Rhode Island Red
6ens ana one Rooster. $1,000. H I
Croft, East Pensacola Hts.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Upstsir light housekeeping
apartments. Two rooms. kftchenetre.
Private bath. Electric lights. 40 children
ZSl No Baylen. It
FOR RENT furnished rooms On North
I'LL Modern ConTeniences. Also ga
rage. Phone a.
FOR EENT-Two furnished rooms for
house Seeming With all convenierceg.
222 West GTegorv
FOR RENT-LarEe front bedroom. close
IN. Private entrance. Adjoining into
bath. Phone 1879
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms. 20
z. LaRua,
FOR RENT Connected rooms. upstairs
Electric lights. running water gas and
J haJA, furnished or unfuruished. Can have
use OF garage. Phone 1856.
FOR RENT-Furnished room with all
modern cOnveniences. 20e ". Gregory
Street.
FOR RENT-Ou East Hill car line. one
furnished bed room, adjoining bath.
bath. Phone 1881.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment. No
rnf7H-Ar Z nh n
FOR RENT Or sALE-Cottage. Five
rooms and haE, bath. Gas. and EIec-
cricity. 1893 Z. LaRua. Phone 1949,
FOR RENT-Ou North Hill, furnished
rooms with good board. Apply BIS y.
6aylen, Phone 221.
FOR RENT pEtairs apartment Of four
rooms or will rent separately for sleep
ing rooms. 9o3 No. Rsus, Phone 1875
FOR RENT-Three Room Housekeeping
Apartment. Connecting Bath. Two
Porches. Il3 ". Gregory. Phone 1928
FOR BENT-Modern five-roon7 flat and
bath. Neatly. furnished. Phone 20-0.
FOR RENT-Two connecting rooms fur
nished for light housekeeping, electric
lights. be IN and phone Apply 1913 North
FoCTteeu-h avenue.
FOR RENT-Apa-tmen OF two rooms
for light housekeeping Modern con
veniences. No children. rs East Greg
0rv street.
FOR RENT-Rousereep-ng rooms also
single room. Modern conreaieuces. 221
North Barcelona. Phone 1926.
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- s-..E-2 ID Horse Power station
-ass't1e engine and cabinet work.
%. aand lumber, three lots on West
.a.. Gonzalez and ". See Carey
30 North Cervanos or phone IA.
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r sac - Suburban home; modern
So. a~.enc+s. in East Pensacola
-'.a rs Desiring TO leave state reason
.E BOX 55-A, East Pensacola.
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WOOD
N00D,
For Sale--Real Estate

~4-E-0- rent. Recess Rhode Is
.s1a eds Ranch. 20 acres good past
.~res ~--ainE stream. ideal for truck
t.~,..-e ana chickens 10 acres drained
&. g. and good room house. han,
~ra and very large front porch.
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POSsTT0N WANTED

POSITION wANTED-A Middle Aged
Woman desires work in private family
Prefer living on premises. Address House
work, care Journal.
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wANTED-For Cash-Jsed car in good
condition Motor must be in first class
shape. Am looking for z bargain. What
have you? Box 6. Cottage HILL Fla,
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WANTED

wANTTD-5 room furnished Bungalow
with garage. Or apartment, close in.
Phone 1I03 "
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DANCING

LESSONS in ball room oancIng. 2o6 ". !
GREGORY. Phone 27S.
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ny LIerk.
IN TIE JUSTICE OF PEACE co1JP-
<no DiEtrtct- Esesrusiz County.
State % FIorEss
= smith and George = Ha-rev.
EacInE as Harvev AID Smith.
FIaiu-iEs
IS.
II. L. Smith. Defendant
u -HoaaaF, the 9th DAY q Nevs-rb BE-.
-. =, ~, the defendant Il I suaith.
aLo az persons interested are reCrt-e5 ~,
appear 10 the writ c. a++arF--er+ f7gs5
"s1s-A against the said N / Smith
-. E'S oTaer 10 be Published once each
1ESh TOT -FOUR consecutive weeks in -T-..
- 1l's@c GOA Journal newspaper rub-
--s1-eo N said Escs-nh;a Count
Too WILL l. JOHNSON
S1A1lce Of Peace Court. zna Dis
E1ct. Escau 5la Counr7-- FTorfSa
9i1S@ cola Fla, Sept 2stL 1s2e
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FOR RENT-Rouseyeep-n- rooms, also
single room. Modern conveaiences. 227
North Barcelona. Phone 1926.
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment. No
children. 500 Z. Moreno. Phone 2403-AT.
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FOR RE2ST-Ou East Hill car line one
furnished bed room, adjoining hath.
bath. Phone 1881
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WANTED-A gen era1 helper.
229 No. Spring Street.
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FOR REMIT furnished room with all
modern COnvsniences. 208 ". Gregory
Street.
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l9dy commission expires SUr- {. 1872
Form 352s.-Ed 1916
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FOB EALE-0ne Thoroughbred White
Leghorn Rooster. Six laying pullets,
Phone I4TH.
FOR SAL-E-Nine Rhode Island Red
Hens ann one Rooster. $500. H Z
Croft, East Pensacola Hts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-26
StudebaRer Park
Chosen Scene OF
Closing Concert
City Band to Give Final Con
cert of Season Sunday
on South Side.

Studebaker park has been selected
for next Sundays band concert los
the Clty band. accord ng 20 an an
nOuncemen- Thursday by GeOrg1 VI
Palmer. president or the board OK
public park commissioner. Unless
present plans are changed the con-
cert Will conclude the season.
10 VIII be the first concert for the
south side park and in appreciation
OF the courtesy south-siders are e1
pected 10 turn out .n great numbers.
owing To- insufficient Lighting the
concert viii be- held from 20 s
O clock in the afternoon
Choice Of Studebaker park for
the hEal concert % In line with the
park boards previously announced
policy which proposed the Inclusion
OF other OF the citys parks than
keeper and Howard parks where
formerly band concerts were he'd
90 the exclusion Of others This
season two concerts were held at
potawatomi park.
The concert season has been a
successful one" stated Mr.. Platner.
Friday, commenting on the spirit
with which the people have suppor--
ed the band Weather has been
favorable in every instance and tho
selection OF Potawatomi park for
two ~ the concerts has met with
general favor"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-26
Passing
Bad Check; Held
for County Jury
Harry Moran. - and Ex-
Convict. Now Held Pend
ing Indictment.

Pleading guilty 10 passing
worthless check. upon his arraigu-
men- before city Judge DuComb
Friday. Harry Moran "a. OF 81
Louis Mo. was bound over TO the
circuit court grand jury Unable TO
furnish bonds. Moran who was ar
rested after cashing a check for SIS
at the T. w Lower decorating store
Thursday was committed 90 the
county jail
officer Poure made the arrest
when the police were informed that
Moran. attempting 10 casa checks
was posing as a purchasing agent
for The S.udebakcr corporation. He
was taken into CUSTODY a the North
EN- Indiana interurbau station
Upon questioning by capt. of De
tec.ives Hamilton. Moran admitted
being on parole from the Ohio state
reformatorr from which institution
he was released after serving one
telr OF an indeterminate sentence Of
from twO TO- 20 years for forgery. He
is said 20 have told OF passing worth
less checks at Waco and p. Worth.
Texas. and at Indianapolis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-26
Don't Cards Distributed
AmOng Public WISHING Fair

over 1000 OF he Don't cards is
sued by the South Bend Safety coun-
cil or the Chamber Of Commerce
have been distributed among persons
visiting the Interstate fair at
Springbrool, park. The safety mes
sages attracting considerable inter
es, The fact that as people were
killed jon South Bend last year
draws the attention. or the public 90
the rules Of safety which the council
has drawn up. She observance OF
which will prevent many accidents.
DONE Doe jay walker"
DOn't try 90 blow children off the
stree. with vouf horn"
Don't dispute the rlEht OF way
AT a curve. blow Your horn.
Those are a Jew of The suggestions
10 motorists. while warning is also
given 5ga.rs. careIessDess along
other lines
The NlEHiauts. a number OF cit.-
us authorized through the safety
e0urci', are busuy engaged. a large
number 90 violations of the traffic
.agu.al5ns belne reported every day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-26


posed IN tho bill introduced yester-
day hT Ser. Cummin7 ana a"allitls
action tomoro" hF .h. iner'a ,e
commerce romm.'Ief
measure eFea'-he
70 nuF ana eel eoai vas
fodsy 70 an NOR maj mouse 'N. '-s..
commerce N'o-'oii.i '''.
aers were reported 10 pe aa's' -, -
enactment on suen es.s.a-'ol' '- 49,, -
iHi" TT
before .t Dbl similar .o lhe -ui.l-
H'.ns nie'-'' 80.
button agency ana t' VAS l"' 4'."
'o pI@eh 'iia' 49,,
f'if 'o"ofo".
q" .H" entire committees TOT
rex wees"
Ine r1a4 'ttNfiiou N0'i''
fHf'ner disc issI"h QUAY q" -'
ate dar.ng eonslaei~'.oH %. "-
l'ofah -d's--l''e loi -He tgI
.ac'-h1".A- oat -"'i'
Passage az mis- suosl4-1'e loii."ii
me pfoEiaii' "'
.ha' END in view me senate
'o meet an ho4F Garner lHaH u''"
."'no1F'N WIN az .'ol'' -
fHr.hef .oilsio' on y. ne
'oHls olli "ouid oe
Ed2e mas hfneil'ii'i'i''
sen Edge. fepuoileaIl. Ne"
proposed a. an sIleHu l- ~
Borah oili proNision s-Eint s
president a1lhoII.y 10
condemnat or otherwise. any ol
az or me oo'l mines ID me
oui a. me ulBeh- Ie4Uea. ~
Horah he "ithdre" At-ei .ils
proposal wa ~ ''''u 80 '''
u separate Dill. whlcn was ielei 60
10 she interstate commerce com
mittee.
MS conn litlee also i'aS
me WASH reso'u'''H p'oPo7'l.s a..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-26
Oakland County Hears
Congress Candidates

PONTIAC. Aug 25.-The congress
-louaI campaign IN Oakland coun-
u.s. for The republican nomination 10
-uececd Patrick II. Kelley a. Wash
Egt0u has warmed up his week
and trom -es 90 turn into three
c0rrered dght Cor Grant Hudson
OF Lansing. ls scheduled 90 speak
Frday at WlNom william Black
nev % Flint u coming into the
county Monday to make n NUM-
her OF speeches at village gather
lngs and Mayor Seeley OF Pontiac
has made number Of addresses
his week and viii extend his cam
natgn next week
Mayor SeeIey. speaklnz at South
Lven Thursday. declared himself
in favor or the most rigid enforce
nent - The eighteenth amendment
and the dry laws and FOR an .u-
dustriat court which would have
vower 20 avert strikes IN essential
adustries
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-26
Descendants of the Miami
Tribe Plan Reunion Soon
at HoOSier Indian TOiUH

PERU. Aug. 25.-tBy T. y ST.
Twenty direct descendants of the
Miami tribe az Indians i'm this coun-
try are dragging out the old peace
pipe preparatory 20 a reunion Of the
Miami OF Wabash Grant and Miami
counties. TO be held soon a. an In
dian village five miles northwest OF
Marion
Plans for preserving the Indian
burving grounds near Jalapa where
bodies OF deceased tTibesmen lie
VIII he made al the reunion.
There are but Az Miami Indians
left I'M the three counties and this
viii be the first pow-wOw they have
held FOR several years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-26
Arrested Drunk at Fair:
In Jail for HGring Booze

Arrested az the fair grounds i'm an
alleged intoxicated condition and
carrying pint bottle containing
'moOnshlne" whisky. Artie Williams.
Cassopolis Mich farmer. pleaded
guilty 10 unlawful possession charges
i'm city court Friday and was fined
S1OO and costs Williams is held a.
the county jail pending the payment
of the fine
ROY Hail. address unknown. was
another defendant TO violating the
liquor laws Hall maintained the
liquor found on him was for his own
personal use His plea for clemency
won a suspended S100 fine and his
release upon the payment OF costs.
amounting 10 $50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-26
new ACTIVE IN
FIGHT TO DOWN
BONUS MEASURE
Indiana Senator Announces
Himself as Being Against
Soldiers Bill.

Continued From Page One)
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said. at from four to seven billions
of dollars
As TO the payment OF the bonus
out OF the proceeds from the foreign
debt. Sen. Myers expressed the be
lief that 10 would be at least a gen
Grafton before the principal OF any
part of that debt would be paid,
and many years before interest
payments reasonably could he eX-
pected He argued &c would be poor
policy for the government 20 make
"a commitment against a source so
uncertain and added that in any
event the money due from foreign
nations wa sowing TO the taxpayers
from whom. he said. il had been
taken 10 loan 20 the allies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-26
TRANSFER OLIVER
TRACT TO BOARD
FOR WATER WELLS
City Buys Land for Location
of Third Water Pumping
Station.

With the purchase by the water
works department OF a 21-acre tract
a. Sample and Olive sts. for the
development OF additional water
supply approved by the common
council and a warrant for the pay
ment TO J. ID. Oliver. Jr.. owner. OF
S32,925 rendered by Controller II.
A Tohulks. officials of the munich
pal works were Friday pre-
naring to go ahead with plans look-
ing toward the development of the
tract and the building of a third
pumping station.
Actual transfer Of the property
was made FRIDAY when upon the
delivery OF the warrant by the con-
troller a deed 10 the land tract was
turned over TO the city An alb
stract companied the transfer
Interest is aroused as to what will
be the next steps taken by the water
works department in the develop
ment Of the tract. now that the city
| has obtained possession. First. il
/ is said. tests will be made 10 ascer-
/ tain with the greatest possible ex-
actness the amount and rate Of
I flow Of the water in the gravel
| bearing strata at that point between
/ 100 and 125 feet below the surface
/ Of the ground.
we will at once sink test wells. 3"
said John W Toyne. superintend-
| ent OF the water-wOrks 1T is most
advisable to ascertain the direction
OF the flow and the amount Of water
| obtainable before preparing the
/ plans for new station and the
/ building to house g. From this
data. we can arrive al the best pos
/ sitle placing Of the wells from
which the station viii receive its
supply"
The tests referred to. stated
/ Toyne. comprised the sinking OF a
12-inch well or the using Of test
well sunk last year and ar points
sink a half dozen or more wells
six feet away SEPARATED by equal
! distances I'm a circle about the CEN
/ ter well. This center we'll would
then be sailed. Electric galva-
uometers would he connected with
! each we'll and the center we'll
Want Large supply.
Those wells that solved by their
respective galvanometers de-
/ crease i'm the resistance for the
electric current would indicate the
passage OF the salt. carried by the
water in their direction. as salt in
water reduces its resistance 20 an
electric current Reversely the
wells that continued 10 show q nor
NAL resistance would be those from
the direction OF which the water was
coming So. also. could the rate Of
flow be ascertained, the faster the
rae the greater the amount
Upon this information said
Toyue. we would depend upon
sinking our main supply wells In
stead Of going r,'h the under
ground stream we would cut across
&C. sinking wells at their proportion
ate distances apart. but against the
current OF the stream This way
we should develop a greater supply
than making a haphazard guess
With the availability of the supply
obtained Toyne then proposes 10
adopt or reject his present plans
for the building of station. begin
ming with a pumpage i IS said. OF a
normal 5000 0OO-gallon per day
supply.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-26

died OF heart failure a her home IN
that CITY FRIDAY morning
Mrs Singer was he wife OF CHRIS
Singer and had lived in South Bend
for a period OF 40 years. leaving here
but two years 90 reside i'm Jackson.
She was born n South Bend in 1867
and wss So years OF age Besides
her husband. she is survived by
three children Julius william and
Louise and one brother. Burgan.
who il i'm Germany.
Funeral serS ices will be held Non
day afternoon a zee O'Clock az ST.
Peters church Burial will be ia
RiyervieW cen etery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-26
STATISTICS
BUILDING PERMITS.

TwO-st6ry brick store building,
z1+-16 w Wayne ST.. Harry Loehr.
estimated cost $4,000.
Two-st5ry frame dwelling. 925
Cleveland av. Mrs. l.. Peterson.
$4,000.
Two story cement block garage
and apartments, 1923 y. Notre Dame
av.. G. j. Peterson, S2.5O0
Service station, Michigan and Du-
bail SITS. Standard oil Co, $1,000
One-story frame dwelling. 902
Lawndale av.. r. Framath. 81 800
one story frame dwelling, 2O21 :.
Franklin St. Joseph Imbanba
$1,000.
One-story frame dwelling. "a
Smith St. r. @. Foulke. $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-26
STAR, DREAMS
BROKEN. ASKS DIVORCE

CHICAGO. Aug 25.-(By !. y. s.
-Disillusioned in her dreams OF a
home. children and the simple
life" Mrs Thelma Orr Meyer. for
mer Ziegfeld "follies" beauty, fled
suit for divorce against Max W
Meyer, alleging that he wrecked her
happiness with alleged intrigues and
cruelty. She charges him with hav-
ing beat. kicked and slapped her on
many occa sions. and also accuses
him OF improper conduct with one
Mrs Coleman
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-26
MOVING PERMITS.

Michael Pukron 222 :. Chestnut
ST. To 521 y. Birdsell St
Valentine Hsiecki. 232 s. Chest
nut ~. TO 521 y. Birdsell st.
Joseph Costello. 1915 Lincoln way
W. TO 745 Lincoln way +.
r. ID. Bowel, go y. Michigan ST.
TO 20S T.. Navarro ST.
Ben Bentman. 2o5 y. College s..
to 100 Adams ST.
Steve Boslick. 1116 W Colfax av.
TO 205 y. College st
Edwin Turnock. 800 Z Howard ST.
10 1921 r. Campau 81
r. a. Russwurm. $40 F. Washing
ton av. 10 Isl y. Notre Dame av.
George Lushbaugh, 224 W. LaSalie
av. 10 251S ErslIine blvd.
NJ. J. Bolser. $50 Clifford ct. to
2519 MishaWaka av.