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&C.. ar. extending mat school.
Tonight Last Might

r,,., :. .,.,.r.. ar.. offending That school.
Tonight Last Might
''.....' .. "a" .a~: wight ": tho Fair
h..,.,a. i".u.: midi ~ tie ArmorN
..,.:,r Tive. ul.. i,.rc- al =" belmont
,ul-... Nm..luumgt,G NS>"".I'i"u Very
h,. ,..,Hd. base r""u at'id.nG and D."
r.prd ,.t,,d - .""h"d f"~ tonight. y
,,..,..a. f,...uy" vii. IT,. IL" added attra'-
l.,,r 'h.. ,.,a.i.@. Va" event has boon
. t.r >ur<r. . n:,I Gu.'" - IT. Of Nancy
'.as u"ru cleared
Ended Season
I:.,l a., g.r.y ami boys Cud"d Their
season 81 I,4Sl,rCha.. Last evening ut the
Ilm -,t.o",. Both irams showed w"h-
,.rrru! ;uIlu towards tn" last OF the
~".s,u TIr ~,sSua has h""n Er""'
,ur,,.ss and hJ.: renewed th" old tli'
,r:r., vE..A has h"gu dead for so long
Thomas Funeral Yesterday
wrr funeral az Thomas Thomas WI"
J..i q, ,r,. nr,.n hotel following SCE-
rr;,, weeks Illness with pneumonia. WAS
irl Yesterday Afternoon at O'Clock
Ir,u the hume Of his Tathcr-'n- Jaw.
pa,.d Thomas on Main street. Rev. ).
1, I.anrnorI" or the -. 'aUlS EHISr"p'!
church rad Charge az The services. Ih-
,,,ruI,ut Was IN Eivcryicw cemetery
Elks Give Dance
TNr ENks and their ladies' enjoyed an
.,.r.,r of rnc ecrir. Of dances given lIS'
evening III their home on Fourth S'r''"
Jones' NnVrlty orchestra OF Nhc'''h"
FURNISHED tn" muS". fi"!F"Sh'""htS
were served throughout the dance All
report a fur time.
Apprchended in This City.
Word VAS sent down from IH''"hN"'e
~yrl
Young man driving truck. II seems
- though Tie person backed INTO an
either m%,n:r" and had kept on gong
II, WIS also wanted for speeding w''h'h
the city limits. '"iic" Arr"Stcu Il ma"
bearing tie same description ana ""'"
T. m unt,l Hillonya:r authorities came
g nj tool; tho YOUNG man PACK VIII" '"e''''
Had Ankle Crushed.
ITeslop'S ambulance was called I"
Yorkvilc to bring Frank Nunl"N. who
i.at his ankl" broken In an a'r'd"ht III
,nc walker mine, 20 the hospital To h2N"
81, X-r.,y taken of his ankle II" was
AIKEN back to his home yesterday after
noon.
Many to Steubenvtno.
N!arv EiwHnians Of this city VIII so
H. Siruprnyillc next Thursday night.
where 4 charter will be presented the
newly formed club a, that city. All
rlusr wishing To 70 should motif" Tom
i>,r,h"r 10 later than tho eth o: this
month So that reservations can he made
for that GI'r
Special Meeting Tuesday.
4 sir.riIl meeting Of tho Womcn's
lln>pi:al Auxiliary has been called for
next Tuesday evening, A program has
been arranged by the committee III
, hargr and refreshments vii! be served.
irucs will No collected a. This meeting.
'I'nuSr ON tn. committee ar" til" follow.
,ua: Mrs. t. i. Kerr, Mrs. Carl Sea
yr!ph; MR.. l.. l.. SChcchlo.
Principals Meet at Columbus.
SAINT. l. G. MastCu. Principal NJ. II
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Applegarth Funeral

Donald Franklin. twO-ycar-oId son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Arplegar;h. Of Ear
ton. who died Thursday morning TO-
lowing several weeks Illness o. rn"u-
mon!a. Will ho held this afternoon AZ
o'clock at the family home at Barton
Rev. George I:yrnc*. Of tho ftrt"n
Methodist church. VIII have charge Of
tho services. Interme t will h" in Linz
wood CcmrtGrV
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To Give Play.
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Author Dixon Is visiting in Marietta
for several days.
Phillip Patterson OF Cleveland re-
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Many to Steubenvtue.

Many Eiwanaus Of this city VIII so
IL Sirulrnyille next Thursday night.
where 4 chartc: Will be presented IN"
newly formed club AZ that city. Al!
il"$r wishing To 20 should nott% rom
i<,Y,h"r 10 later than tho eth o: this
month 50 that reservations can he made
Tar il.II date
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Baby's
z irSt Step

Marked Il happy for his parents
but Mamma w,ud lift him
Dad proud chap his
Man! i "ig; &gain" baby
b" ~, llr falls Of helped to
lmcl, Sam called him 4 the
the soldier
Many Il he with small IN strong
. Loan Hliair.
! y so easy L
I:lt
a::n n Tue DIIrHEvc
+" II step HILL
oAue
some day his may build PAYS - az
liia Il go In
tclI him ~
Resources Over SIX ~lhIeRESY
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Strong Team for Eagles.

The Eagles or this city W" "'G"
admitted iu;" tn" O. V. /. 6. league a
the last meeting. Will have N"'%
strong team y place in III" field. Many
old timers III this city Will Ice Sisn' Il
up and practice will begin very S""n'
II is Thought that thry will prar'i'" a.
the League park in Martins Ferry until
another place can hc found. THIS c''F
was very strong for 4 team from h"r"
10 be ~ the league AMI The prospects
Tor 4 very strong team are very hr'gH'
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Radio Causing Interes st.

The several radio phones which have
necn installed IN this city are causing
quite q bit OF interest among those m
tCrcst2d Almost every evening lafEc
crowd gathers about the ph"ncs 20
listen In . on various concerts an"
speeches being made. Several o'"''
local mon are planning TO install one
OF rhrSe nhNnnS.
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Attendance Campaign

The sunday school o. The h!r"""""
PRESBYTERIAN church has started an at
tcndance campaign which Will last m
iii Faster. An attempt is being mad"
20 reach the S0n mnrk. All Glasses Of
the school are cudc.vnr!nG To reach this
goal. On Faster morning the school Is
planning Ia have tho humr department
of the school IN attendance. bringing
members in nu;u4. \ picture az tn" en-
fir, s,Lrnl MIL hc taken at that time.
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i. IL I\,r N ~ III IL
~ "
ably he instructed tn 50" i'ai III
youngsters obey this law
Now Class Formed.
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Strong Feam for h"sies'
The Eagles &C this city W" W.
admitted iu;" tn" O. Y. /. {. !|HEt" 4
the last meeting, Will have 4 vrr
strong team u place in the field. Man
old timers III this city Will l." *isn''
up and practice will begin very sv"r
II is Thought that thry will prarit'" ~
tho League park in Martins Ferry Until
ano,h,r Mace can hc found ThIs C!;.
was very s,rnna for \ team from her
20 Iva -, tho lc,rro aud Tho prospect
,,,,.,. s,r,rr ,car, are very hr.El,
h'olo e"uS'hs A"''-e'''
The several radio phones W"''h nav
- oil In his pl'E callS4ll'
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Hnh Ankle Crushed.

ITeslop'S ambulance was called I"
Yorkvillc to bring Frank NunI"N' WI"
had his ankl" broken In an a"r!d"nt NJ
the Walker mine, 20 the hospi'a! Ia nave
IN N-r"y taken of his ankle. II" was
i.krn hack to his home yesterday after
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Students Homo Soon

Practically every s;ut,u' ~" = A.
tending cu',crr vii, lee h"m" soon r"~
he spring Variation ohio Wrslry.H
dismissed schoo. earlier than usuai III
spring on account Of IN" great ;,u"nu'
u illness which prevailed, N13t" a few
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Special Meeting Tuesday.

Snp;. i. {. MasicH. Principal NJ. ~
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The Epwnrth league OF the West
Eridgepvr, NJ. T. church will give
musical and literary entertainment at
the church next Tuesday evening, y
special program has been arranged and
II large crowd IL expected.
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.tr-".o A't@Hn. a resilient OF Shady
So was injured At the Webb coal mine
yesterday While ~ his work. He was
hadIv squeezed ahoU; the hips and his
condition i regarded rs serious. The
man Vas brought - IL" EHllar" hos
rita. where pr L. l.. l;!nS - attending
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To warwood Toh!Sht.

shady sid" hiGA >th""i VIII 20 ," War
wood this evening 10 meet the fast
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Dr.. Woke has visited this community
each month for twenty five years.
During the last ten years his practice
has more than doubled.
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Not Incendiary

The fr" last Sunday morning IN the
rear Of the ErrcN,ce building or Eel
mont street WAS not Of !nCendary orr
gin. Fire ,'hu.: Charles GraiZ has COM
plrtHd a~th"rnuGh probe and has come
10 iha: conclusion. In" Ercase-soakcI
wa>." rnunl hrru:n% in the rear OF the
building ELd hecn thrown outsid" by an
nlmn.NNn o.. th,, Ercnnirn c0mpAnN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
no RACE SUICIDE
AMONG HAMAIIANS

HONOLULU. oct. 12.-There S.
no evidence Of race suicide 20 be
found in the twenty Hawaiian AM
part-Hawaiian families thus far Sc
Iected for settlement on the island
OF Nolokai in the effort being made
10 rehab.Itate the Hawaiian race
by placing IL back upon the land
thar was once titled bv che fore
fathers Of the present generation
The twenty families now selected
for settlement on the lower lands
Of Kalamula by The Hawaiian
Homes Commission have a grand
total OF 1913 persons-qarents ana
chiIdren-and the average number
or children in each family is slight
~ more than six.
There are 123 children IN the
twenty families. and rs each apbl-
cant has a vile or husband NvlrE
this means that there will be for5y
adults In the initial settlement. in
The first eight families selected IN
June there are sixty-one children.
two of the families having ten chill
dren each and one eleven. II the
twelve additional families selected
az a meeting OF the commission r.
Gently there are six.v-two children.
The placing Of these twenty fam
lilies I'm Molokai r. the fus- step in
making 1853 HawalLans Independent
land holders and produced We
farmers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
SCHOOL TEACHER Is
MISSING / MONTHS

GIRARD. Kan OCT I2-M!ss
Lulu L. Thompson. thirty-year-oId
high school teacher and leading
church worker. who mysteriously
disappeared May % last. stll is miss
ms and the authorities admit the
case has completely banIed them.
40 word OF any kind has been
received by either the police or
friends since the young woman dis
appeared
Before leaving Mss Thompson
drew all her savings from the bank.
1t vas said that day or two be-
fore her departure Miss Thompson
received a mysterious telephone cali
from a friend. a former Girard
minister Miss Thompson was OF
quie- nature and was prominently
identified With church activities.
She had contracted TO teach
school again this fall Her place was
filled recently however
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
WATCH OUR ADS
FOR LOTS

Lincoln way West. corner lot 4sx61
good business location, paved streets.
sewer water, gas in and paid for
$3.50 cash
Middieboro ST.. lot 4ix13s. street
paved. su other improvements in.
$500. Terms, 5000 down. balance SO
per m0nth
College st. lot 4Ox15O. street now be.
Ing paved other improvements in. $500
Terms. $3.50 down. balance SO per mo.
KenwOod ST.. lot good for small bust
ness, sewer. water. gas, $3.50; half cash,
balance SO per month.
s. Michigan St. az end OF car line.
two fine lots. 42xi2O each improvements
only $500 each; half cash, balance one
year.
z. LsSane St. corner or Frances.
lot 4Ox110. all improvements. $1,000.
Terms. 500 down. balance SIS per mo
River Park. several good lots, near
cars. $3.50 each; $50 down, balance SO
per month.
Irvlngton Az. lot 4o112O. all improve
ments in. including paved street $3.50
cash
East Dayton. lot 4Oxf4O. all improve
mcnts including paved street I'm and
paid for. S12O0 cash.
East Haney, corner lot 39XS7. all i'm
provemcnts including paved street In
and paid for except assessments on paw
ing. $1,000 Terms, $3.50 down, balance
SO per month
south Michigan St. 300 block. lot
4oXl6J. al improvements I'm and paid
Tor. except those on paving. $500
terms. half cash. balance So per mo
Park Place. lot 42N117 al improve
meuts Ira and paid FOX $50 Terms.
$50 down. balance SO ner month
Huev 88d Olive SIS. We haYe several
lots on each Of these streets with water.
cls. sidewalks. curb. which we can sell
no $500 20 $500 each. Terms 500 down,
balance So per month. All Of these
lots are north az Lincoln Way West
and are very good for The money.
Division St.. lot 43X120. all improve
men's including paving paid for. $1,000
Terms cash,
South Michigan St. lot between Vic
tor.a and FIirview. 4ixl20. an improve
mcnts including paving are I'm and paid
for S22O0 Terms cash
Eddy 81. lot 42K1tG. all Improvements
In and paid for $500. Terms $500
down. balance So per month.
2. Howard ST.. 3 lots 60XiGS each.
p7rtlv improved. SG0C each, terms cash.
Nishl w3l5G. Indiana. . lots 40X11S
each ell improvements in and paid for
except on paving $50 Terms cash
Iouglev av.. lo.s f0V12S each at
improvements except paving in and
paid for. $50 ,acb Terms cash.
r IaS1llf So. lot oNNf10- aI' improve
me1ts In ana paid for. Si25G. Terms
$50 down, balance So per month
Yours for Greater South Bend"
THE VICTOR Y VAN CANTFORT co
Everything in Real Estate"
-Dd Floor Union Trust Bldg. Lin. 25Ss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
on Amended Petition For sale or
Real Estate.


state OF Indiana,
st Joseph County. SIS.
In the St Joseph Superior Court. sep
tember Term. 1872. Probate Cause No.
I'D
Guber; A. Elliott as Administrator Of
the Estate OF Elizabeth NickersOn. De
ceased. vs. Arwilia Nickerson. Carl u.
NicktrsOn Merle \ickerSon. Guy Nicher-
son, Elves Nickerson. Fred Nlckerson
ami Alice Nickerson. Minor Heirs or
Rosa NickerSOl, Deceased.
Non Residen- Notice on Amended Pc
titiOn for sale OF Real Estate.
BE .- known that the above named PC
titione- has filed in the office or The
Clerk of said superior Court his amend
ed petition for the sale Of real estate
against said defendants in the above en-
titled cause together VITA a proper 8f-
fdavit that said defendants. Carl ID.
NickerSon anC Guy NickerS0n, are not
residents Of tie State OF Indiana
That the amended petition filed by the
said Administration prays an order and
decree Of SAID Court authorizing the sale
0f all of the interest I'm an OF the real
estate belonging % he estate OF said de
cedeu- In said petition described. go make
assets for the payment OF the debts and
liabilities Of said estate.
said defendants are hereby notified
that the said amended petition for the
sale OF real estate viii stand for hearing
on the tenth day OF November. 1892 the
same being the 47th day of the Septem-
Der term of slid Superior Court held in
which day the said defendants are re
QuIreu 10 appear 90 said action.
= WILBUR N. WARNER.
Clerk.
BY BERNARD L, HOERSTMAN.
Deputy.
g. A. Elliott.
Attorney for Petitioner
oct. <. Il. TO-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
GERMANS EXCEL IN
NITRATE FIXATION
British Official Points 10 Pos
sible READINGS for the
Next War.

HULL Eng. oct H. Germany. s
progress in tbc hNatcu % nitrogen
may place her .n an unassliable po-
s.t.on as regards read ness for the
next WAY" declared Dr. ! A Hark-
er former Director or Research in
the Ministry OF Munitions. az Tire
meeting OF the British Association.
Nitrogen. " he said. "Is essen-iat
FOR the manufacture ~ munitions
in war time and for the production
OF nitrates. while for agriculture s.
ls 81 supreme value
II am bv temperament no alarm
ISL but 7 feel 90 my duty 20 call at
;entiou 90 one or two important
facts
"The smaller Germany 81 today
from May. 1921 % the end o. this
April consumed 10000 tons q,
nitrogen .or As percent more than
.n 1918
Though the German Government
pleads bankruptcy che Badisch1
government seems 90 have had litt,c
difficulty i'm finding money 90 repair
tho damage caused by the great er-
plos-on AZ Oppau last Septeuroer.
"At the end OF the presentyear
Germany vii, have az her disposal
an internal capacity for the produc-
ticn OF fixed nitrogen OF about 500
600 tons annually. a total so colossal
that the country viii be entirely in-
dependent OF all importation IN case
Of another war.
"She viii thus bc assured of Tho
basic materials for gigantic pro-
ducton ~ ammunition. together
with enough fertilizer % enable her
20 grow very large share Of her
own food"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
AIR TRESPASS CASE
AGAIN Up IN COURT

pI-NNSTTAWNEG. Pa. oct. 70
The most unusual trespsss suit
in the history OF the State OF Penn
sylNania was recently concluded in
It's initial stages IN the office %
Justice OF the Peace G. Q. Rowan
here T. since went 90 higher
court on appeal.
Lieutenant Harold o. Nev.n and
Leon smith. conducting aviation
flights On this vicinity. passed over
the farm Of .. Z. CRUDE. near town.
Farmer CRUDE objected 20 the men
flying over his premises aid he went
before Justice Rowan. swore out In
formation against the two named
above and Daredevil Hank Col-
and had the three arrested on a
charge Of trespass. The informations
were based on the Act OF 1905, a
game act. forbidd.ng trespassing on
land that 81 posted.
The hiers admitted q court thev
had flown over Grubes farm, bun
denied having set foot on g. and
they pleaded not guilty 20 the tres
pass charge But farmer CRUDE and
his eminent counsel insisted that
the farm property included the ar
above and That the ayiators fsad
no business in flying throug Grube 3
air. and chat by doing so the aFia-
tors trespassed just as though the
had marched across the place. Coar -
sci for CRUDE insisted that the gam
law had been violated and insisted
on conviction.
That was a poser for The rural
Justice. a brand new one on him. But
he PLAYED safe and fined Nevin and
smith 81 each. Cole was discharged
An appeal was Immediately taken
10 Judge Corbett in Common Pleas
court
This action raises the uunusual
question Of whether the old lego
principle that "the tail goes with
thehide" still holds good a. 20
whether the man who owns a farm
also owns the air above.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13


state of Indiana. ST. Joseph County. IS
Ia the So Joseph Circuit Court. Sep.
TENDER Term 1922
Hugh Martin Han ct al. vs.. John vii
Cause no Action 70 Quiet Title
/ Notice go Defendants
Now come the plaintiffs Hugh Martin
/ Han and Katherine Hail. by Louise "
/ Hammerschmidt, their attorney. and fife
+ their complaint herein. together with
/ the affidavit of = competent person that
] the residences upon diligent inquiry. are
I unknown, of the following named defend
/ ants, tOwit-
John Wuletts. John Willis. Richard r
/ Carlisle. Bebecca A. Carlisle, wife OF
/ Richard T. Carlisle samuel = Price.
/ John ". Druliner. John ". Drulinger.
/ Lydia A. Drulnger, wife OF John ".
Z Drulinger. jeremiah IT, Service widow
/ Evans. whose true Christian name is I'M
known.
/ That tie names OF defendants are IN
known. and they are believed 20 be nom
/ residents Of the state Of Indiana. sued in
/ This action 10y the following names and
+ deS gnationS. t0-wit-
/ The unknown husbands and wives re-
Spectiyely OF each Of the following named
persons. to-wit:
John Wulctts. John Willis. Samuel =
/ Price. Jeremiah IT, Service, The names Of
on ~ whom are unknown Oh The plain
/ tins
/ Tho unknown widewers and widows re-
specuvely Of the following named de-
ceased persons. 80 Wit.
John Wiuctts. John willis Richard r.
Carlisle. Rebecca a Carlisle. samuel T..
Price John W. DrulinCr. John ". Dru-
finger. Lydia A. DruI'ugar, Jeremiah II
Service. the names Of an OF whom are
unknown To the plaintiffs
The unknown children, descendants
and heirs surviving spouse. creditors.
and administrators " The estate or de-
visees legatees, trustees and executor,
OF the last VIII and testament. sue
cess0rs in interest and asst KS respec-
lively OF the following named persons, to-
John wuIetts, john wUlts. Richard r
! Carlisle. Roheer8 4. Carlisle. samuel T.
+ Price John W. DruiDer, John ". Dru-
/ Service. widow Hvsus. whose true
Christian name IS unknown. The names OF
all Of whom are unknown 90 the plaintiffs
All of the wsFen once known by any %
the names and designations above stated,
whose names may have been changed and
who are known by other names the
names ~ all II whom are unknown to the
[ plaintiffs
The spouSes Of all Of tho persons above
named. described and des grated O de-
PENDANTS 20 this sion who are married.
tae names Of al OF whom are unknown
TO The plaintiffs
All persons and corporations who as
SORT or may assert any TITLE. claim or
da.crihed I'm tho com1lqfnt in ms 8c-ioD
bv ur4ks or fh-or-b s-v ~ me defs-d-
ants =. f,fis action named des~-ff,o5
anil - fysreb+ed fn SAID conrr1afn- +he
names Of al OF whom are unknown 20
The safd aotfon &c fo- tho -r-,ose -
orfr.irg tftla ri -aaT estate IN -be S-,.s
~ rn1Fsns- +bat 4 ,a1sa - action 81
fs-s a-9f-S2 an 81 esfI ,i.far4e-,e. "a.
In of 80 AGO.. 7-1 -,s,.-.ss-- 49,
-fl- =, ssi5 o--f,- ana -h.+ No. q-. -
believed ~ 10 nom -..s, dents az the St7fa
~ indians
Tho foIIowiny real estate IN e. ToeerA
1e-,rtv Ststs ~ TrIfara "a dss~-ib,1 a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

October %. 1922. az : 10 2. m. a. date
upon which circumstances VIII Pc re-
-svad. or heard. against The amount as
sessed against each piece Of property des-
crihe,l in said r1lI and viii determine The
question as to whether such lots or tracts
~ land have been or wil 30 benefited lD
Do amounts named on said roll. or in "a
greater or less sum than that named au
said roll
said assess menf roll showing said prlma
faria assessments with the names %
owners and descriptions Of property sub
iect 90 De assessed. is on hle and may
be seen no the ffice Of he Board ~ Pub
lice Works ~ said City.
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
L. r slaughter.
T. =. Hardy.
Albert 4. Homer.
AtteS
Veronica g. Sweeney.
Clerk OF Board
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

CITY OF SOUTH BEND. INDIANA.
Department Of Public Works.

Notice Of Hearing a. 70 special Benefits.
Notice IS hereby given that the follow
lng street improvement mas been com
Uleted
Asphal-c Concrete pavemen- on Hine
street from Walnut Street 20 Studebakrr
Street Under Improvement Resolution
ASphaltic Concrete Pavement on nv
.nctou Avenue from Michigan Street %
Fellows Street Under Improvement
Resolution No 9l4
Grade. Curb and Walk on Scholum
street from Division Street to the NeV
York Central Railway Go. Under I'm
p7oyement Resolution No ga
All no the City of south Bend. Indiana.
There is on fiie Jon the office Of this
board. and subject 90 public inspection.
an assessment roll. which contains The
names OF an property owners who are
subject 20 assess meut. a e~eription %
the property 90 be assessed. and the
amount " each prlma facie assess ment.
This Board at IT'S office iD the City Hall
VIII on the -J-h day OF October. 1922. az
40 ,. m. receive and hear renonstranceS
rs 90 the amount Of each asses Smeut. md
VIII decide whether the assessed lots or
tracts or land have been or viii be spc-
cia4ly benefited by said Improvement in
the amounts named on said roll
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
T.. e. Slaughter,
j. J. Hardy.
Albert T. Homer
Veronica z. Sweeney.
Clerk OF ibc Board
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
BABY CARRIAGES-REED AND
ETRE.R

Finest buEgies 90 be found. Hew
STYLES and latest color.ngs. Marf
full corduroy trimmed. All new
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and see what a difference low rent
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OF veur carriages. Save 30 % -
percent The Reed shop. 2is South
s.. Joe 81. Phone Lincoln 22If
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