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CHAR wEArurR
FOLLOW : IOGGN DAYS

Niirf NN huur H inulv weather
vhich SERIOUSLY nprdri boat and ruil
tfnnslinrihfIun fhr rlV emerged tins
mofnlnu niH .Ipudlcs, weather with
bright sunshine nud nu ormiu, trimming
si,pn D., n touch of SNOW Th, -nowiall
a. ihr rlmns of day ol du1fl,. turn
inr iu drfidod rain in thr evening hut
"a u' short duration
thr Wilson Lime -rryloc. after a dav
of fNu nl rfrvgulnriy due 90 the weather
uusuinud Schedules Yesterday. on through
nnd Jerry hups
Tho british steamship DeiuspoHnagc
iuf nt this port on "Wednesday with %
pyntes lndinr was held up bat is ex-
l~.cicd lo rcpuri ~ the Custom House
odnN
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NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
M,ss Matilda {. Burris Becomes
Bride OF George M. Tat
tersall.

srscial Correspondence livery rvenink
New Castle. Dee 20 Niss Matilda
hhfnhc,h Burns. daughter oi Mr. and
Mt George " liurris. who reside ON
he New Castle road. near this city, last
laiicfsall ci 2oN south Jackson street.
Wilmington. n, the home of the
ltldv's parents The ceremony WAS per
lutmcd hy Rev Z " Wells. pastor oi
ihr Wesley VI I Church Tho birdie
Won dnfk hluc gcorrcttc crclc, trimmed
With gray llcRdcd effect The bridesmaid
was Me- sadie Burns. sister of the
hfidr, and the lcst man was George W
Alnms. n brother in-law of the groom
Wcrpiinn lullowrd tho wedding ~
the hnnr ui the parents ot the bride
Tho midnl party lvit for Washington,
whvrr The, Nill spcnd thcir honeymoon,
pun their rriurn they viii make then
hunv in Philadelphia
lrsierlnv representative \ Roger
Nulrumh and Professor licnry l
~nnVclN superintendent " the local
srhuols. niirndod "a banquet gwen under
the ausplrrs u the state iducation ".
spriniinn hrld ni Dover
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MAYOR TO SING ON STAGE.

Accepting ths oref Of james y Ginns,
proposing q regular theatrlcnl engage
mcni. The kiwhnis Quartet. Of which
Nayuf Harvey s memhsr. viii sing
O. tn Quucn Theatre on the sth. 9th
sni 10Th oi January, Afternoons and
evening" The other members of the
ounrisi afr Charlie. NJ. Banks organizer
tni lifcIuI , Frank Ayers and William
NJ Nass
iuf this service the quartet will be
~ 500. which will b. devoted 10 the
child welfare work of the kiwanis Club.
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riRSr RrAL SNOWFALL.
A. Arrived last Night and Wa.
Followed by irccgc.

hr hrst snowfall ol cun~cuucncc o. is
srnsir arrived Ia.i night shortly after 9
ntlorh nnl covered thc streets with a
shnr rarppi about o. quarter oi au nch
n Thickness Tho SNOW Vas preceded hy
hnl maAur the sirr,ts sliIgcrV ln man,
nlHors
ivrn at thr late hour last mchr chil
drn hailrd thc ARRIVAL of snow with
shurks of dphght and The crv ars-c ur
lfnm 100 sidrs Ihprr D be- ,lcdd,u Co.,
mufrnu And surr enough thl. morning
e UumlWf ol youngsters wcrc out On the
streets ni nn early hour with their bright
nrW lhusimns flpds
n 3D. rlorh Yesterday afternoon the
trmIrniutr Registered 80 dccrrc. --A,
midnight % bad dropped Co. - AZ
thmrh De- weather TODAY sccms pcriect
thr vrnihrrmnu predicts cloud, weather
Nni uurI rIn
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Safety First" Rally.

A safety rally is announced for
sunday, January IA, att the Queen
Theatre, under the auspices Of the
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company.
Two showings Of moving pictures will be
made, al 2 aud p. m, with addresses in
the interest Of carefulness. Tickets
will be distributed by the managers Of
local manufacturing plants a. w.
Benz ls the District Chief. Engineer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
nrcrulNc coScR,fuLArroNs

Nl and Mr. Norman Macleod are
fcrr', iug congratulations on the birth OF
. duughiuf. "Wednesday night, M the
fpnrr of Mr. Macleod parents. al
rhnmnlin ~ Mr. Macleod u n mem
h'f of lturv Evening news staff
AZ and Nn Leon NJ Nickcrshsm
'I !'Ail -fcnmsf' stree, announce the
mf'hu ui sun last night ~ the Homeo-
saimr llu.wial
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PATTY" TO ENHIRIT SELF.
Arbuckie WIN Appear In Person N
New NorL Movie Theatre

py Associated Press 90 Every Evening.
New York. Dec. 'e.-Roscoe (Fstty)
ArbuCNo. who recently was par
dOned" by WI Hays after his Aims
had been banned ny moviedont. will
appear In person at Now York music
hall when two IL his ne~ comedies
are shown on New Years Eve. it was
announced last night.
The music hall was the FIRST place in
this city 10 show the rotund COM
edian's films since the han was lifted
/ Use classified ads.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29

asi evening Christmas cutertan-
mrnts we've hrld IN the First rreshvtcnau
nnd che Methodist Episcopal Sunda,
Frhnnls
pn iucsdny evening January i6. the
moml,cfs oi the flrt Raptist Church
Will observe the anniversary of the
,hufrh in connection with the Christmas
pfoGtnm ol thr intermediate depart
msni M interesting musical and literary
prupfam is lcine arranged
lntlV last evening hus which operates
between ihie cii, and Wilmington. hrokc
down nnd w1s plaord in koc s garage
until ih.a morning Whom necessary rr.
paifH wrfr made
Nj lnrr, \ Cable of She strand
~ho has l'cen the guest ~ hcr SISTER, Mr.
DAME lncuuctte of Penn Grove. y !
fgiufnrd homo Yesterday and was ac-
.ompanicd hv her niece pHoth,
jneuuritc Who will spend the WEEK. end
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SUCCESS---POWER
New Trails

Follow the crowd md you move along ensy-but at
. snal's pace. Tho man who is looking FOR progress
travels alone.
New why's OF thinking methods of business are
like paths through uncut wood They're hard 70
start harder TO force through, md full Of obstacles
put aside.
The reward Of striking out for yourself is that H. do
vcops every lurking ability YOU possess Working along
new plans means fighting your way toward end that
YOU believe IN and willing 10 stake your highest
effort 90 attain.
Think out or yourself the path you to ,avrl Face
the rough road that lead, TO accomplishment Go il
alone'
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AUCTlONS-lECAlS
Auction sales
Legal Notices

ESTATE OF ShilanOn K. DIN. dso.as>a-
Notice is Ecreby given that letters Of
STANDARDIZATION upon the sst1te Of Phi-s-
nan x. Dul. ls5e OF Wilmlngtou hun
dred. f>ooAs-d, sers duly granted unto
May Eyeay. Dill, On the seventh dAy
OF DsCezAoor. A. ID. 1922. aud al psf-
sons indebted % sait deceased arc 70
euested - EAxs pay meats 20 the Aa-
ninistratrir without delay. Aad al peg
-ons EAvtls demands against the de-
oeAsed ars regusEs1 - ex.ailit aac. present
the sane duly probstea % Tia AID
A:minlstrAtrir on or before the s-vents
day OF December. A. d. 1929, or sbid.
by tho lAs IN tnis bshAlf Mary EVELYN
Dil. scr1lnissrs trix. Address James ~
Hughes. atty --st-la-. du P,Es BU..c.nS.
NiiLaiastoa DelAssre
ESTATE OF JENNIE :. MASSEY. DE-
CEA-ED-NOtics - hereby given rhat
letters testamentary upon the estate OF
Jennie :. Massey, late OF Wilmington
hundred. decreased. we're duly grantee.
unto Frank B. Massey. on the twenty
eighth day Of December. A. D. 1922. an,.
al persons Indebted 20 the said deceasec.
ars requested 70 make payment 70 the
executor without delay. and all persons
having demands against the deccassG
are required 20 exhibit and present ths
same duly probated 20 the said executor
on OF before the twenty-eizhth day OF
December A. ID. 1923. or abide by the
lxe In this behalf Frank B. Massey
etccutor. Address Thomas Davis at
torney-st,as. Equitable Building VII
minston. Delaware.
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AUTOMOBILES
W Manted--Autom obiIes

WANTED
We desire to purchase one hundred
used cars and viii PAY the highest
cash prices Bring your car her.
and ~ home With tir money.
kEIL MOTOR co
ELEVENTH a TATNAIL SITS.
fhone 1900. Open Evenings
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MUNDY BROS.-Furniture company.
formerly located at 5Oi-503 Madison
street, desire 70 announce their removal
and opening OF new store at sls-sIS
King street. where the same courteous
service TO the public is assured
NOTICE-The Delaware Railroad Co.
Dover, Del. December Is. 1922 The
annual meeting OF the stockholders of
the Delaware Railroad Company will be
held az the Office of the company 10
Dover. on Thursday. the IIth day OF
January, 1923. at IL O'Clock a. m for
the election OF directors TO serve the
ensuing year and for the transaction OF
other business. ID, NJ. Wilson, secretary.
NOTiCE-The annual meeting OF the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co. OF
tho state Of Delaware will be held at
the office Of the company. No. S33 Mar
ket street, Wilmington. Delaware on
Monday, January >, 1923. at 10 o CLOCK
a. m. at which time an election for
hye managers 10 serve three years and
one manager to serve one year, will be-
held. and the premiums on all policies
will be payable. shermer n. stradley
secretary.
NOTICE-The annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Brandywine Trust
aud savings Bank will he held at the
banking house on Thursday. January
at 10 a. m. for the election Of directors
and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before
the meeting; signed. Samuel II. Bay
nard. president. Attest. William J..
White, secretary.
NOTICE-Election Central National BAnk
Of Wilmington. Wilmington. Del, De-
ccmber %, 1922. The annual meeting
OF stockholders for the election OF di-
rectors OF this bank will be held at the
banking house on Tuesday, January u.
1923. Between the hours OF u O'Clock
noon and O'Clock y. IN. George II
Baird, cashier.
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ng Efficient Help the
EMPLOYMENT
Help wanted-femaIe

COOK Wanted. ono willing 20 assist
with general huusewOrk. In small family
OF Adults Apply si2 Adams street
Phone 2ttp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29

DIR. WILLIAM &. SEATON-FormerIy of
Seston * Moore. dentists. has moved 10
HE new offices at $50 Washington street
Phone S523.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29

no oUsEKTErER- white. middlesseJ. ro.
fined. neat appearance. two In family
temporary. Audr'ss ~ H. Livery
Evening Drcs
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sALEsLADy-M Must no reliable aud give
reference. Apply ssltkman, C25 King
streef
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29

WE BUy AND SELL
USED CARS.
KEEL MOTOR 90.
ELEVENTH AND TATNAII sra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29

-otRLs-rspcrienccJ for King
street departments Perms tm-
pioyment. u. ropsis Sons. t2g Msrset
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29

HAVE YOU RECEIVED your letter from
the children . bureau 2 Look out for II !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
USED CARS

In the state that will siye you . new car
guarantee with used car because our
cars are az good as new ones Look
them over and bc conyiucad
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15
BR HE AID N E w S
Edited by Mrs. Jennie Robins

Miss. frankie Sprowel left
Tuesday night for Detroit where
she is to be married soon. She
takes with her the best wishes of
her many friends here.
Ernest Farris who has been i'll
at the home Of of his aunt. Mrs.
Jesse Wallen has recovered suff-
GENTLY to return to East Bern
stadt
W. o. Yadon and E. c. Wat.
son have returned from :Cincin-
natl where they have been buy
ing furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Osborn
returned from Louisville Monday
where they have been with their
baby son. Gin ton who is in the
hospital there.
The play "Esmarelda" will be
given tomorrow evening at the
graded school building. Don't
fail to see it. Each character has
been well selected for his or her
part and you will be surprised at
the talent you have in your own
home town. This is one of the
most popular plays of the day
and is given for the benefits of a
worthy cause.
Mrs. Flo kilburn of Corbin
who was teaching in the school
here has resigned. Roy Owens
has taken the place.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15
SPLEDID HOME TALENT
pI Az

The play. Trials Of a Hostess"
Put on by the ladies Of the Parent
Teachers Association. Friday and
Saturday nights Of last week.
was a success in every way 1t
delighted the large audience
which witnessed it both nights
and earned a tidy sum for use in
re-papering and painting some Of
the rooms Of the Graded School
building which are sadly in need
OF it. The play was just what it
had been advertised a laugh
producer each minute. and the
chara cters were all exceedingly
we'll taken and so well performed
that it would be unfair to men.
ton one without mentioning the
whole cast. The "black.face"
comedy at the close Of the per.
Torrance. by Mrs. o. d. Bryant
Mrs. c. c. Davis. Mrs. Matte B
Mullins and Miss Shoupe OF Lam
gdon School. was done in a man
ner ,qual to the best profession
ais. and judging from the laughs
it provoked was most thoroughly
enjoyed by all. The music furn-
ished between acts was delight
full to the ear. and the only fault
we have to find is that the ad-
mission charged was entirely too
low tor such an excellent perfor-
nance. Put on another play.
ladies. and charge double the
amount of admission.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15

Miss Sallye Brooks was in Lou
isville last week with her cousin
Mrs. John Pike.
Mrs. Earl Tharp and Mrs
Frank Ward, of Louisville visited
their sister. Mrs. Fred Sowder last
week.
Mrs. ]. T. Lawrence has been
suffering from a cold.
Mrs. A. ]. Pike. Mrs. Orrin
Wallen and baby son. Jack. Mrs
H. E. Christie and daughter Miss
Anne Elizabeth. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Pike we're in Danville first
of the week shopping and visiting
relatives.
Little Miss Inez Robins 10 suf-
fering from a severe cold.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church will give their Bazaar all
day Saturday 10th. in the E. c.
Watson building on Main St.
Besides the nice display Of beauti-
full hand work. they will serve de-
lishtful eats and drinks at a very
small price.
Mrs. Jess Wallen has been
numbered with the sick this week
Willard Bryant returned to his
home at Corbin Sunday after a
two weeks visit with his sister
Mrs. Ray Crawford.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15
BRODHEAD

| Joe Mckenzie was down frcn
Mt. Vernon Monday on bushes,
| There will be a Christmas tire,
at the Christian Church Saturday
night Dec. 23rd. Everyone invit
ed.
Rev. L. N. Bowling will preach
at the Christian Church Sunday
evening Dec. oath. on dancing.
Mrs. Dick Martin has been OIL
the sick list but is very much
better.
Mrs. r. II. Hicks and daugh.
ter, Miss Anna Marie are in Lou
isv,lle the guest Of MIR. and Mrs.
John Pike.
Virgil Martin is erecting a nice
up-to-date garage on Depot St.
between depot and electric light
plant.
Little Miss Virginia Inez Rob-
ms entertained at the home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Robins on Silver Street. Wednes-
day afternoon Dec. 18th in honor
of her seventh birthday. Refresh
ments were served. games played
and pleasant occasion for all
the little ones present. Many nice
and useful rememberances were
given her all highly appreci-
ated. The following are the ones
that attended. a-
Misses Rosetta Firth. Christina
Firth, Ruth Albright. Rita Craw-
ford, Glenrose Robins. Olive
Roberts. Virginia Newland. lrez
Cass. June Sturgeon. Alene
Brooks. Novara Owens. Edrie
Yadon. Masters. Cecil McKin-
ney. Marshall Mckinney. Sher-
idan Sigmon. w. A. Robins Jr.
Henry Riddle. Evans McBee.
Terrill Chandler. Walter Wajel
Robins and John DavisRobins
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15
CINCINNATI MARKETS
Hay And Grain

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$50 ,"'' '''.'' "rs'S
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15

Waddle. They were running a cop.
per outfit which was pronounced
one OF the best ever captured in
this county. All four of these men
have a reputation as being experts
in this line Of work. They were
lodged in Jail. If the good people
Of the county will cooperate with
the officers in locating these stills
the day will come before long when
they will be a thing OF the past
in this county.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

VIM. ellis. Marshall Of the
good town Of Livingston and
Harrison Ponder. constable. made
a raid in the Engle Creek section
Of this county near Rockcastle riv-
er. yesterday and captured four
moonshiners right in the act Of
making the damnable stuff. The
captured men are Oscar Rice. Sam
Waddle. Fount Phelps and Dock
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15

Those who had drawn verdicts
Of guilty up to Thursday morn
ing are Bill and John Croucher
$500 and 80 days each for selling
liquor. Booge Gadd Sl25 and 80
days same ofense. Booge Gadd
500 and 80 days for having
liquor in possession. Good CIR u
cher 500 and 80 days for selling
liquor. Geo. Dickerson 2 yrs. in
State Reformatory on a charge of
grand larceny. Jim French $50
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH
REMEDY THE MOTHERS
FAVORITE.

The soothing and healing pro-
perties of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. its pleasant taste and
prompt and efectual cures have
made it favorite with people
everywhere. 1t is especially priz.
ed by mothers of young children
for colds. Group and whooping
cough. as it always affords quick
relief and is free from opium and
other harmful drugs.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15
APPLICATIONS FOR VOCA.
TlONAL TRAINING MUST
BE FILED DEC. |,

BE. FILED DEC. 10. 1922.
All ex-service men who have
not filed claim for Vocational
Training should get busy and do
so not later than tomorrow. Sat-
urday. 10th. Those who wait
longer will forfeit their rights to
receive Vocational Training. If
you desire any help in this mat
ter see w. II. Davis Of the Ameri.
can Legion at Peoples Bank or
w. H. Fish. Sec'y Rockcastle
Chapter American Red Cross, Mt,
Vereon. Either or both will be
glad to assist any veteran who
desires assistance in this or any
other matter along this line.
Claimants may make application
direct to the u. s. Bureau at Lex
lngton. asking for the proper
forms to fill out. Be sure to sign
your name in ink if possible to
the letter asking for application
blank.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15
GRAND Jury.

Foreman. Sollie Griffin, W. A.
Owens. r. C. Lutes. W.M.Manus.
James Thomas. David Webb. D..
L. Bryant. S. Overbey, D. M.
Cummins. W. M. McHargue, c..
P. Burdette and Grant Banks
PETIT JURY, PANEL MOI.
Attic Burk, r. L. Bray. W. D.
Payne. T. R. Mullins, M. C. kir.
by. Beecher Smith, P. c. Lair. ].
w. Mink. ]. n. Doan, C. r.
Evans. j. J. Cummins, jill Doan.
Jonas Mckenzie.
Panel No. 2, w. S. Branaman.
Tom Kirby. C. M. Sigmon, S. A.
Drew. Geo. Long. Sam Fields,
Josiah Cummins. W. D. Potts, c.
G. Mckinney, c. L. Mckinney,
Zeb Hall.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15

and cost moonshining. Henry
Hale $40 and cost in three cases.
drunk, $50 and cost for shooting
on public highway and $50 and
cost for disturbing public schools.
John Brummett $40 and cost for
being drunk. Bradley Legeer 2
yrs, in the State Reformatory for
house breaking, Harve Mink Jr..
500 and 50 days for transport
ing liquor.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15

COUNTY COURT NEWS.
Elijah Hines was fined SIS and
cost for failing to work county
road. He was sent to jail to pay
the fine. Mont Owens of Pulaski
county, was fined $40 and cost
for drunkness. He was also fined
$50 and 10 days in Jail for carry
ing a pistol and to top the whole
thing off he was fined Sl00 and
cost and 80 days in Jail for trans
porting liquor. Owens total fined
Sl84.50. He is now rooming t
Hotel Miller" Bill Perciful
was taken in tow on the streets
this week and fined $40 and cost
for being drunk .a
On last Thursday night Sheriff
D. G. Clark. Judge S. F. Bow
man. Deputies Bill Anglin and
Isom Saylor left here about mid
night and went to the Crooked
Creek section near the spot where
Abe .Chasteen was killed some
years ago. Continuing they ar
rived at large moonshine still
at the head of Lost Hollow,
watching this until about noon
next day. No sinners showed up
and they considered the 200 gal
Ions of beer too far gone to make
whiskey and they destroyed the
outfit which was an eighty gallon
with all the trimmings
except the worm.
CIRCUIT COURT.
The regular December term of
Circuit Court opened Monday.
The following named men were
selected to serve as Grand and
Petit jurors:
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15

FOR SALE - My real estate in
Mt. Vernon. or a part Of it.
II. c, Gentry 5-3t
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15
PLYMOUTH

A'his has been a busy year for
Marshall county's sheriff. even
though the Jail was empty for two
months during the year.
Everyone Will remember the Gull
yer bank robbers who were in this
Jail at Plymouth for some time. and
required extra guards TO prevent es-
cape or rescue by their friends. Be
sides these four bandits, there have
been at different times during the
year. so prisoners in the Jail. The
four bandits were held on a charge
OF murder and took a change OF
venue 20 KosciuskO county. where
they were sentenced for life. TIL
other charges are as follows:
Failure 70 support family. 8 IN
sane. 2; resisting an officer. I; grand
larceny. &; intoxication, Is; assault
and battery. a; homepeeping. 2: lar
ceny. 9: delinquency. 8; violating
same and fish laws. .: disturbing
peace. /; issuing fraud checks. ?;
robbery, .: deserter, /; investigation,
Is. violation OF liquor laws. Z; con-
tempt OF court. &.
The Is Investigations were found
20 have no particular charges against
them. and they were let go. Che was
sent 10 Michigan City for robbing
Balls store: three boys were sent 70
the penal farm. and Two TO the boys
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15
OLIVE BRANCH

Miss Irene Howell and Evelyn
Sprngman have returned from Chi
cago where they went 10 spend New
Years.
George Stevens has moved ais
goods from the Shupert farm TO a
farm near New Carlisle.
Mrs. Verns Anderson spent Tues
day with Mrs. John Graf in South
Bend.
The Ladies Aid society OF Olive
Branch held an oyster supper at the
home OF Edward Auer Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Selectice watkins has re-
turned 70 her home after spending
several weeks with her daughter,
Alta, near Argos, Ind.
Edith Holland and children have
returned 10 theiI home in Lakeville
after spending a week with her par
ents.
Lydia Feagler IS much improved
after a week illness with cold and
grippe
Mrs. Frank Rogers is able to be
out again after a few weeks sickness.
George Kramer and family Of
South Bend spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Charles Schafer.
Miss Grace Garrett IS visiting
friends in South Bend this week.
Elijah Miller. ST.. is much i'm
proved after a recent Illness.
Esther Howell IS on the sick list
this week