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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-12-15
AN HOUR OF MUSIC

At the Presbyterian Church here
last Sunday night was given an "hour
of music consisting of pipe organ
selections by Miss Sue Bryce and
selections by the male quartette
comprising Paul Matthews, 1st tenor;
Floyd Hagood, 2nd tenor; Frank
Evans, baritone and Ben F. McCur-
tain. bass.
The program was a very enjoyable
one and largely attended.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-12-15
OLD RESIDENTS LEAVE

Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Caple and son
have moved to Dallas this week to
make their future home, after a
residence here for more than twenty
years, about half of which time Mr..
Caple has operated very successful
barber shop. He is engaged in the
grocery business in his new home.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-12-15

France claims that she wouldn't Il,
England and Turkey fight. All rivS,
but who will intervene when France
and Turkey fall out? ''
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-12-15

We may not have decended from
monkeys, says the Columbia Record.
but we have an invitable habit Of
getting out on a limb.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-12-15

Totals
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
MOTHER AQUINA is
EXPECTED TO RECOVER

Mother Aquina for several years
superior Of the Holy Cross sisters,
at St Mary's who was seriously in
jured Tuesday night in an automo-
bile collision. has a good chance for
recovery. according TO word received
from Los Angeles last night. Sister
Fintan. her companion, also badly
hurt. is resting as easily as could be
expected. Mrs. Florence Sharp may
die as a result of the crash. Her hus-
band. Frank Sharp, was driving the
car.
The two churchwomen were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp and
were in Los Angeles on western
trip. They were on their way to the
Sharp home when at an intersection
a large touring car struck their ma
chine. OveTturning it. Mother Aquina
was more or less seriously hurt, but
suffered a fractured leg and cuts and
bruises. Every one in the Sharp car
was more or less seriously hurt. but
the driver of the machine which
struck them escaped without injury.
Mother Aquina. who is about 20
years of age, and who has directed
the work of the ordet as superior at
Notre Dame. left here about q month
ago to visit various converts of the
order and was on her way from Los
Angeles to Deming, y. NJ, there to
inspect large hospital which is
row under construction for the or
der.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
ASSerfS Ldlcs Of Life Are
Greatest Thing IN u orld

4 lecture was delivered uy EIe
McCouum Jones. woman enrisrry
expert In the Little Theater of ,le
high school last night on the sub
ject OF THE Greatest Trims .~ The
World knowledge and Observance.
Of the laws governing life are the
greatest thing" in the world a
cord.ng 20 this psychuIeE. p.Lo
takes the hypothesis that. - Ve have
the knowledge Of and observe tGs
laws. we will ae wen and viu live
our normal period of lfe which She
says. is about $50 wears
The mysteries OF the ~ubeorseloas
mind were further dwct upon and
its great potentialties demonstrated
by the citing 90 instances cou.ern.r-
supposed incurables who have att
tanned and retained perfect heath
By directing the workings or the
subconscious mind intelE-ertly.
Tonights lecture win De given in
the high school auditorium as wln
the lectures on subsequent evenings
Mrs Jones viii give afternoon talks
i'm the Little Theater az the high
school At $3.50 O'Clock Friday and at
O'Clock Saturday She Vli speak
on The Road 20 Happiness" ln -he
Progress club hall at O'Clock sum
day afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
SIGMA CHI ORGANIZES
ALUMNI CHAPTER HERE

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
STUDENT DEMOCRATS
HOLD LIVELY RALLY

A great ovation greeted tho men
ton OF Edward Doran's name at
meeting Of the Democratic club OF
NOtre Dame last night More than
$50 students crowded into the South
room of the university library, until
every inch OF standing space had
been utilized, and even the window
lodges were providing seats for the
members. DOran is a graduate Of
Notre Dame and a candidate for
prosecuting attorney.
The meeting was characterized
by enthusiasm from start 70 finish.
Faculty members declared that il
was probably the noisiest and at the
same time the peppiest political
gathering ever held upon the cam
pus.
Eugene NJ Hines, %, Of Chicago
a senior i'm the college Of law, was
elected president of the club. Mr.
Hines is one Of the most popular
young men on the campus, and has
been identified with the leading stu
dent organizations during the last
three years.
Ed Hogan. 23. Of Youngstown,
O.. was elected vice president.
George A. Dever of Chicago was
elected secretary. Dever is also a
senior IN the college of law. +. J.
O'Connell of Chicago was elected
treasurer.
Plans have already been made for
a still larger meeting Of the college
Democrats. which viii probably he
held next Tuesday evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
Examine Jury TO Try TiCO
Suits for $4,000 Damage

Examination of jury 90 try the
two suits for $4,000 each fled by
Issac Jacobson On Superior court no
1 for injuries received by his SON.
samuel as j result OF being struck
bv an automobile driven by Bernard
EnEeldrum at the corner OF Lafay-
site and Monroe sts.. Feb. 10th 1921,
was started wednesday afternoon.
That no warning was given 90 the
hoy as EugeldrUm approached drlv-
fng at q high rate of speed and that
a- a result OF the accident the youth
has been bedfast ever since Feb. 10th
1921. is alleged iu the complaint
(which also adds that a school at the
corner was dismlssing children az
the time OF the accident and that no
effort was made by Engcldrum TO
drive carefully.
The first suit asks for $4,000, al
lesed by the father 90 have been
spent for doctor bills and hospital
fees and ia a second paragraph asks
for $4,000 more because N the ac-
cident deprivlne the father of the
use and help % mis- son. The second
suit asks for $4,000 damages on be-
half of the boy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
Sale of Books to Benefit
Disabled Veterans of Var

The Omcial Uncensored Source
Records Of the World War; consist
ing of seven volumes. viii be distrib-
uted in this city under the auspices
OF the national quarters of the Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars The royal
ties received from the sale Of the
edition will be used for the benefit of
disabled soldiers
DR.. Charles r. Horne was COM
miss.oned by the government 10 visit
Europe and compile the records. He
interviewed almost 1900 OF the lead
ing men OF Europe. whose opinions
are included IN the books. o. G.
Myers. representative Of the public
ity bureau Of the Chicago district.
VIII have charge OF the distri button
OF the books in this city and Will
secure local references prior 70 the
campaign. Mr.. Myers has his head
quarters at the Oliver hotel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
Unusual Stories
READ AND WE.EP

Five sets Of trlplCts and two
sets OF twins have been born 70
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott in
10 years OF married life.
The SCOTS, parents OF IS living
children. boarded a west bound
train IN search for enough land 20
provide sustenance and employ
ment for the whole family.
We can't carry a sunday school
class. madam remarked the con-
euctor 20 the mother as she Of
fered one fare.
But they're my children" Mrs.
Scott replied
The family Bible was produced
and disclosed the record.
There were Ashbeu. Archer and
Austin, each four and a half years
old.
Arthur and Arnold. each three
and one-haIf.
Allen. Almon and Albion. each
two and one-half.
Alfred. Albert and Adolpn. each
IS months
Abel and Abner. each G.
months
The mother is 80 and the father
ST. They lived near South Whit
ley- The farmer humorously re-
marked that they started the first
chld's name with the letter "A"
Intending 20 go through the alpha
bet later
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
City Planning Body Is
Named by Anderson Mayor

ANDERSON. Ind. Oct c5. a
new Improvement program Tor An
derson has been nut under way as
the result of a joint meeting ana
dinner Of various civic ORGANIZATIONS
Tuesday night, when blanchard j.
Horne. mayor, appointed city plan
commission, and an audience OF APP
proximately 300 heard several
speakers, including Frank %. Low
den. formerly governor OF illinois
Members Of the plan commission
were introduced by the announce
ments OF their appointment at the
dinner. They are William II Mors-
ches. manager Of the Nicholson File
Co, James A NanOsdol general
attorney Of the Union Traction CO.
Of Indiana: Albert w Dlven. attor-
ney: Frank c. Cline. lumber mer-
chant; Charles Gaus. chairman o.
the board Of public works. A. j.
Jones, city controller and N. H..
Downey. city attorney. automatically
become members OF the commission
Mr.. VanOsdol formerly was presi-
dent Of the Indiana Chamber Of
Commerce. Mr.. Cline formerly
lived in indianapolis 10 salary -
provided for the commission.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
Y. ". c. 4. Girls arrange for
Regular HaIIOwe'en Stunts

Halloween. that old pagan feast
day which dates back 20 the days or
ancient Rome. viii he celebrated BY
the girls reserves at the Y. W. c. A.
from Thursday until Monday.
The first party VIII be held on
Thursday afternoon by the Aurora
club. The Avallia club Will cele-
brate on Friday from until
o'clock. and on the same day the
Triangle club VIII 80 10 Thrushwood
10 spend the week end. and hold
their party there.
The Shamrock club has It's party
Saturday night from until 9 o'clock
and the Zhontahs on Monday al the
same time.
The 7. ". C. A. building will be
decorated by the girls themselves
with autumn leaves and pumpkin
heads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
Traffic Expert addresses
Builders Supply Group

o. :. Frisbie Of the I.asiie ET-
tension university Chicago was the
principal speaker az meeting OF
the Indiana Builders supply assoc
citation held last night at the Lasale
hotel for purposes Of discussing
railroad freight conditions.
Mr.. Frisbie. who was traffic man
ager for the Armour company OF
Chicago for 81 years. talbed ON the
subject. Traffic Conditions TIE
included I'm his talk general dis
cussion OF present freight claim and
railroad rates.
Other speakers were W. q. Keller
general freight agent for tho New
York Central at Toledo and T.. Wag-
ner. division freight agent Of the
New Yosk Central a. Chicago.
Both Mr.. Keller and Mr.. Wagrer
talked on the subject OF general
railroad conditions. About 80 mem
bers Of the association from south
Bend and other cities in northern
Indiana attended.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26

A novel precedent has been es-
tablished by Mrs y. IT FELTON, %
Gainesville. Ga. who has been APP
pointed by the governor Of Geors GA
70 fiu out the unexpired term II the
late Senator Watson. Mrs. FELTON,.
though 81 years of ase IS still hale
and vigorous and keeps thoroughly
IN touch with current events. Most
people have not reached this age
without having the physical and
mental llls which are accompani-
ments Of rheumatism. II you are
a sufferer from this greatest Of all
bodily ailments for the aged. you
win be interested in the new relief
offered IN Landon's Prescription
1903. which Is for sale in Mishawaka
a. the Red Cross Pharmacy and IN
South BEND A. the Central and
American DRUG stores and Landon's
cor. Michigan and Wayne SIS. Price
500. Adv- -s9.-if
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
BOARD APPROVES
$4,000 SEWER
ON CALVERT ST.
Confirms Resolution at Meet
inc Last Night-Passes As
sessment Rolls.

a hearing or "a resolution for a
trunk sewer known as the Calvert
~. trunk sewer district. waa con-
armed and several assessment rolls
approved lt "a meeting OF the board
81 public works held last night.
The cost ~ The Calvert 20. trunk
sewer d. es-lm6 ted at $4,000 a
pipe sewer on woodward ave from
ANGELA av 10 Hudson av. was a.so
confirmed.
Hearing was had and assessment
rolls apprc yed for the following.
pipe sewer on Milton &C. from Miami
s. 90 M1mford st., pavement on Irv-
ington av. from Michigan st. 10 Fell
lows st.. a grade curb and walk Ou
kchOIum So from Division So. % New
York Central Il. II. Co. pavement on
tho alley north OF Lincoln way ~
from Leland av. 90 the alley east OF
Wood ST. vacation az part ~ the
first alley north Of Madison st. from
N0tre Dame av 90 a po.ut 15s feet
east Of the east lime of Notrv Dame
aF: vacation Of alley west OF Col
IeEe 81. from EupeI 81. go the frst
alley south Of Rupei 81 vacation Of
tne hrst alley west OF Main ST. from
calvert ~ % the Notre Dame line
OF the first alley north of Calvert 81;
pipe line sewer on O'Br.en So. from
Washington az. 20 the frs. alley
south Of Kenwood av.. pavement on
FOX st. from Miami e. 20 Leer st..
pipe sewers on Florence av. from
Br0Okheld So 90 Wurer ST. pave
ment on Hine at. from Walnut 81.
90 studebaker ST.. a grade. curb and
walk on WILDER So from Studebaker
az. 10 LOngley av.
A resolution was ordered for
pavement on Fellows ST. from Sam
pie -. 20 Ewing av.
The following assessment rolls
we're filed: a grade. curb and walk
On Adams st. from the south line OF
Smiths sub-addiuon 90 Elwood av.;
pavement on Bowman ST from Nj
ami 81. 90 Studebaker park; pave
snent on Main 81. from Indiana av.
60 Ewing ov.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
DeceHHidl Celebration
" III Be Held at LapOrfe

LAPORTE. Ind. Oct 25
CSpecialD - Preliminary arrange
ments for a decenrial celebration
commemorative tho 10th anniver.
sary OF the establishment OF coun'E
aEent work in Indiana were made at
q conference "Wednesday afternoon
of Thomas A. Coleman. mead OF the
county agent work a. Purdue AN.
versity and sec'y James A. Terry o.
the Laporte county fair association
a tentative date which has been
suggested by the American farm
bureau federation rs November O..
IS and 90 r. i- planned to has.
speakers OF international reputatiC.
come TO Laporte at that time Th.-
city has been named as the head
quarters for the celebration because
of the fact that T. b. CIore frs
county agent began his work here m
1912.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
nun. WHATS A FIRE?

Fire Chief Sibrel testified as 10
the imperturbabiuty OF the colored
race as evidenced by fire at 3:13 a.
m. Wednesday in the Warner build
Ing.
on tho ground door there are
sleeping rooms. Some time ago
someone threw a mattress down the
back stairs and left i there. Last
night some one must have followed
il UP with a lighted match or
clgaret. When the IRE department
appeared on the scene eight coIored
roomers sat I'm e. row on the curbing
blinking sleepily while the back
steps b.azeJ. The fire was put out
after several hundred dollars worth
II damage was done, and the eight
Gispossesse regardless of smoke
ard water. piled back into their beds
and continued their interrupted
5'umbers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
Federal Agent Charged
With Stumbling Veterans

INDIANAPDTIS. OCT -5--Jau
A Iennox. former United STAT
commissioner Of sen,meneI ArF
arrested here by deusrtmeu-
agents ora "a charge of defraudlni
former service men ON land claim
VIII be given hearing ia feder'
court on removal proceedings a
soon as the necessary papers ARR
from Arizona.
lie is under Indictment az Phoent
for altered eomDI ci-y in a frau
scheme through which former go,
vice men ARE said 10 have los
more than 100000. According q.
Incomplete Information .u the hand
OF government ofHo 'als. the schem. .
cdrs stod az inducing the veterans p.
fila claims on worthless desert lam
under the belief that 90 was belr-
rac-a med Tor their use.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
Increase IN u dter Rates
If " arSdtC Is Predicted

WARSAW. Ind. Get, -. I'M
provernent OF Warsaw water system
at a cost of $4,000. as recommends
IN a report of a survey made recent
II probably VIII result in an increaee
In water rates here of so per cent
accordiugto statement made 20 th.
city council by Harry Reid. head o.
The Interstate Public Service cor
pOratfon. with headquarters in Ind
annapolis. When members 81 the ci-
council. and citizens present 40 th-
meeting. appeared surprised a. ih.
prediction. Reid added that thef
might be a decrease lu the price Co.,
materials required before the nrE
system is established and chat ta
might cut down the total cosf aH
that ha hoped that tnc Increase
water rates would not exceed
per eent but chat on the fa~e
The situation now e. looks IKE a
per cent raise.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
NOT A STRAIGHT TICKET.

Sheriff George c. Bridgeman.
Berrien county. Mich. was the most
popular man ia the city hall yester-
day afternoon for a time The
sheriff, seeking reelection bor sec
ond term. was gratuitously passing
out theater comps" for his own
show"
The pseudo theater ticket. regula-
zion size, and from all appearances
bona hde. was a novel means OF
advertising that his hat was in the
ring Cor reelection. The numerals
11-7-22. signifying the election date,
occupied the usual space allotted
20 sectionf row and seat on legiti-
mate theatcr tickets.
Bridgeman's means of attracting
the attention OF the voter was vide
~ commented upon by those who
"oit" and the sheriff was comIu-
mented for his originality.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
AUaIon CauLdrOn. GrOttO
auxiliary, Is Installed

ORGANIZATION Of Avalon Caldron
No. IS, Daughters Of Mochanna, the
women's auxiliary of Grotto No. As,
was completed at a meeting held
last night in the Tribune auditorium.
Members of the supreme body MS.
Elizabeth Perkins, supreme VI. c.
o. OF Bay City. Mich. assisted by
Mrs. Ida Montgomery supreme
chaplain. also of Bay City. Mich,
and Mrs Lula Carson, supreme
marshall of Jackson. Mich. insti-
tuted the Caldron. The following
officers were installed.
Mrs. Y. HasweIl, supreme officer;
Anna Cass, 2nd officer. Nettie
Glass, .3rd officer: Edna Kant. secre-
tary: Adele Raymond treasurer;
Julia Buchanan and Lydia YOUNG.
guides; Myrtle Jackson. chaplain.
and Emma Sausman marshsll.
After the installation of officers
and the presentation OF the charter
by the supreme NJ. Q. o.. the newly
organized caldron entertained the
members OF the Masonic fratern ~
and their guests. The Grotto band
under the direction Of Capt t. p
WIlIes gave a number of selections
and an exhibition drill OF The Zouave
Patrol was held under the leader
ship Of Cart. Walter kam7.
An interesting feature Of the eve
ming was an address By T. J. Oliier.
who has just returned from Europe.
Mr.. Olier gave an interesting ac-
count of his travels and also spoke
Of the activities Of the Masons in
Europe.
Following the meeting and pro-
gram a dance was given for the
Masons. Music was furnished Dy
the Kel-Bar orchestra
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
Driving While Drunk Gets
One More on Police Record

George Hull. sos r. Miner St, IS
said 10 have imbibed TOO freely last
night with the result that he was
unable 10 manage his automobile
which he was driving on ". Division
81. Hull was arrested al S o'clock
by Motorcycle officers POure and
Schricker at Division 81. and Maple
St. charged with driving an auto
mobile while intoxicated. on com
plant Of Abraham Meyer, 513 +
Pennsylvania av.
According 20 Meyers complaint
Hull ran into the rear OF Meyers
car. which was parked on ". Divi-
sion st. damaging the rear OF the
machine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
GILLIOM IN CHARGE OF
REPUBLICAN SPEAKERS

A. L. Gnliom, has been appointed
by Republican County Chairman
Crumpacker to have charge of the
G.. O. p. speaking schedule Mayor
Eli Seebirt. and Mrs. LeonOra Whit
comb. county Republican chairwo-
man. viii speak AZ Osceola Thurs
day night
Congressman Hickey. Mayor See
brit and Mrs. Beck viii speak at the
Republicans rally at Walkerton Fri
day night. Saturday, Wilbur Ham
moud and Republican county candi-
dates will speak at Lakevillo. T. W.
Slick and the county candidates VIII
speak at Wyatt next Monday night.
Sen. James r. Watson Will speak al
Mishawaka next Tuesday night.
Calvin Coolidge. vice president OF
the United States, is expected 10
speak in the interest Of the Republi-
can party at a meeting TO be held in
the high school auditorium next
Wednesday night.
Mr.. Hammond and Rep. hickey
will speak at North Liberty Thurs
dav night. Nov. and Mr.. Hickey
and Mr.. Giuiom will speak at New
Carlisle Friday night. NOV. 3.
An enthusiastic Democratic meet
ing was held at the home Of Gladys
Monroe 12S Lincoln way W. Tues
day night. About so women were
present and extensive plans for par
ticipation of Democratic women in
the campaign were made.
Women Of the city were invited 10
attend two meetings held Wednesday
nieht. one Of the gatherings was
held by Mrs Frank Nevin, wife Of
Democratic County Chairman Nevin.
Gil p. Washington av.. and the other
was held at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Wentland. 1920 E. Wayne ct.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
Husband Jailed Wife as
Insane. Saws DiUOrce Suit

Married 80 years ago 70 Anthony
Dentz. Margaret Dentz filed suit in
Superior court No. Wednesday for
a divorce from him, stating in her
complaint that they have not lived
together for the past Il years and
that while they were together he
struck and bruised ner many times
TO such an extent that she could not
do her household duties.
That her husband has always been
addicted 20 the use OF alcoholic liz
uors and at one time had her incar-
cerated in the county Jail as insane,
IS also alleged in the complaint
Mrs. Dentz whose address is SIC z.
Howard ST.. asks for a divorce and
81 600 alimony.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
Large Class of Scouts TO
Enter Test for Merit Badge

A meeting OF the Court Of Honor
for local boy scouts Will be held Fri
day evening at 1880 O'Clock at the
Court house A large class Will be
examined for purposes of earning
the merit badge award, according 10
Scout Executive C. II. Barnes.
A number OF scouts were given
Ihelr preliminary examination at a
meeting last night. The names OF
the scouts 10 compete for awards
will be announced following a meet
ing or scout leaders 20 be held at
tonight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
LET SIN SHINE IN

Mrs. Fannie Devin climbed the
stairs TO an attic in her apartment
at 321-323 w. Colfax av.. early Wed
nesday morning 20 get an old chair
which she intended sending to the
repair shop. CHANGING upward she
perceived the sun shining through a
hole I'm the roof and upon closer in
speCtiOn noticed the hole was ablaze
and getting larger. She FASTENED to
the phone and notified the Central
Fire station. Chemicals soon had
he blaze under control Firemen
gave as their opinion the blaze start
ed from sparks from a chimney.
The building was said 10 belong
to the u ". c. A. and is in the
hands Of IT. W. Eldridge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
Dismiss Circuit Jury as
Cases Demand Judge IrIGLs

Members of the Circuit court
iurv were excused for the term Wed
nesday morning by Judge after
Funk. when Of the the remaining
cases Get for trial during the Sep
TEN ber term Of the court were found
to include requests for q jury
4 noticeable Jack II the usual
murder trials has been evident IN ala
three Of the county courts this term
and minor criminal and civil cases
viii occupy the attention o. Jld7e
Funk IN the Circuit court until the
oDsnlng the December term.