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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26

state of Indiana.
ST. Joseph County. SIS.
In the st. Joseph Superior Court No. ?.
March Term, 1922
Thomas r Cleary VS.. Theresa Clesrv
Cause No 902. Notice Of Publication.
Be ii known, that the above-named
Plaintiff has filed in the office Of the
Clerk OF said Court his complaint against
said Defendant in the above cause to-
gether with a proper affidavit that said
Defendant is a nonresident Of the State
Of Indiana and that Defendants resi-
dence is unknown.
said Defendant is hereby notified that
said cause viii stand for trial on the
9th DAY of June, 1922, the same being the
18th day OF the next term of said Court
% commence AZ the City OF South Bend
on the 4th Monday in Nav next on
which day said Defendant is required TO
appear 10 said action.
WILBUR NJ. WARNER.
Clerk.
By MARGARET COwGILL,
Deputy.
Shively. Gilmer.
Arnold & DOran,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Apr Ills p
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NOTICEl
To the Creditors of the Acme stores
Inrn1rnarlr.

To the Creditors of the Acme stores
Company
State Of Indiana, St Joseph County, SIS .
In the ST. Joseph Superior Court
March Term 1922. J. S. Hoffman Com
pany "a Corporation vs.. Acme Stores
Company "a Corporation) No. Tl73.
You are hereby notified that on April
nth 1922, the st. Joseph Superior Court
made an order requiring all creditors on
said Acme Stores Company 20 file dupll-
cate, verified, itemized statements Of their
claims against said Acme Stores Com
pany one copy Of which shall be- Med
with Delos NJ Coen, receiver. care n the
Merchants Bank, South Bend. Indiana.
and one copy 10 be filed with Wilbur NJ.
Warner, Clerk st. Joseph Superior Court
South Bend, Indiana.
The court further ordered that II case
said claims were not so filed on or before
June LIST, 1922, that the claims ~ credit.
ors so falling 10 6le their proofs would
be forever barred and foreclosed from
participating n the assets Of the said
Acme Stores Company unless otherwise
ordered by the court for good cause
shown.
DELOS VI. COEN. Receiver.
Dated April nth 1902.
Thad VI T8lcott and Shivelv, Gilmer
Arnold and Doran. Attys. for Receiver
2t Apl IS .,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26

FOR SALE
e rooms. strictly modern, high grade.
Navarro place. $500. Terms.
rooms. modern. garage, fine condi-
ton. 5000 20.
rooms bungalow, modern. garage
Meade ST. >9.'oooo. terms.
z rooms. Rex St. modern but fur
mace SiS0001 easy terms
= rooms. an modern. Harrison Ave
rooms. modern. Portage Avenue
rooms. Wavne & Williams. all mod.
ern, % great buy. S1,5o00 co. terms.
rooms close fin on Marion ST.. high
grade $4,000 terms.
rooms. modern but furnace, close in
northwest S3.5ooOo.
Double house on south Franklin ST.
trh but furnace. $4,000.
e. rooms, modero but furnace. Hauey
Avenue 100000
modern. oak floors. laundry in base
uent $4,000 Terms.
8 rooms modern Irviugton Avenue
$4,000. terms
rooms. East Calvert St, $500 %. ali
modern but furnace.
6 rooms Miami ST., garage an mod
crn. $500 00
= rooms. an modern. Rush St. lsun-
dry in basement. Garland Furnace
81 10000
rooms all modern, double garage,
large lot, So. Vincent ST.. a fine home
St0ooo0. easy terms.
s rooms and sleeping porch. oak Or M
ard floors. large living room, fun base
uent, fine garage. almost new, large
lot. fine location, Duhau Avenue.
$4,000.
kenwood Avenue. rooms. gas and
water, $4,000 10000 down.
VOIGT & BRADFORD
col zoe Citizens Bank Bldg.
T. OIL L j29
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NoTICF 81 RONp I'D.

state OF AlfI.tIlItr
So. Joseph County, ss
seph County. Ind April Term, Apnl "a.
1922. Monday a. ~.
Tn the matter or determining 10 issue
bonds by Penn township. So. Joseph
County for Elm Road Improvement as
petitiOned for by Frank Sawyer. % al
Notice IS hereby given The taxpayers
oC Penn township. So. Joseph County,
missioners for ST Joseph County. Iudi-
ana, did In the above entitled cause. az
IT'S regular meeting on the 2fth day of
April 1922. determine 70 issue bonds or
other evidence az Indebtedness exceeding
FIVE thousand (S5O0OOOl dollars The
amount or bonds proposed IS $1,000.
bearing interets no the rate az five per
cent The net assessed value ~ an prop
erty IN said township IS $50. T56ys2o. and
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themselves agErieved BY such deterrniua-
ton may appeal 20 the State board o.
Tax COMMISSIONERS for further artI9n bv
Sling a petition therefor with tie County
Auditor on or before the expiration on
Twenty-Five days from the 18th dav al
April 1922 The State Board will Ak q
date FOR a hearing IN this County.
By order 81 the Board OF County Com
mlssioners Of 81. Joseph County. Indis.s
Dated April 17th. 1922
CLARENCE SEDGWICK
Auditor Of 81. Joseph County. Indiana
p Apl 1925
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26

DISSOLUTION-The partnership Of =.
NJ McGreer and Geo. NJ Harlow. doing
business under the name and style o.
"The GreerlO Co." was dissolved ON
the 18th dav Of April 1922 All bills.
now due. 20 De presented 90 j.. n Nc
Greer for payment. The undersigned
VIII not be responsible for any debts
contracted under firm name or Greerlo
Co after this date.
1Sirnedl II NJ McGREER
GEO NJ HARLOW
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26

FOR SALE
1-room house. all modern. garage.
baths House finished throughout in
White enamel Built-in wash tubs in
basement Fruit cellar ana furnace
Shruobery. flowers. etc Attic over en-
tire house Butler pantry. Built-in
buffet with French glass House COM
plete with light fixtures and shades.
from rhe heart ~ the business district
LOUIS SEGETN
Washington state Bank Bldg lin
eela. 0pen evenings.
MODERN Double house on good street
on y. w Side. 80 II lot Priced foT
quick sale at only S5.75ooo.
GARN BROS.
632 Farmers Trust
pr 2bal Hes Main t53s
ROoNING HOUSE MAR STUDERAK-
IR>-Large s1-are house. g rooms and
bath. bedrooms an modern except
furnace. corner lot street improvements
an iu and paid for. Within walking
distance Of Srudebaker's and other good
factories Price $500 earn Bros.
ESQ Farmers Trust. Main o63I Res.
m NGALOW- northwest Side. noe 80
johnson St Nearly new and in nuc
condition Corner lor Brick porch
Has six ample rooms with oak borders
and many huilt in features Ample
arrc and basement with Holland fur
race strictly modern and Ear from
business and factories a fine place for
children WILLIAM HAPP.
Realtor.
205 So. Main ST. Phone Lincoln 1871
CI1Y'S FINEST DOUBLE HOTSE-Built
last year for the owner. Has finest
nuish and appointments one apart
ment has SIX rooms and n porch. tile
bath. toilet and lavatory upstairs and
down other side has five rooms and
bath Now renting for S155 per month
owner VIII sell az 5000 under cost
price a bargain
WILLIAM HAPP,
Eealfor,
207 So. Main. Phones Lincoln 1871
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Mantcd-ReaI Estate

WITH An OBJECT Of eventually pun
chasing. ] desire 90 rent on cash
monthly basis. a small farm OF about
- acres. or less. within q 15-mIle
radius Of South Bend
Can give best Of references and as
surance that property will receive the
best Of care Please give fun details
of property. how ~ can Doe reached.
when possession can DE given. and
price asked. in first Communira tion.
Address Box lg1 News u lines
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seph County. Indiana. April Term,
Monday April 18th. 1922
state ~ Indiana 81 Joseph County. IS
In the Matter OF Determining TO Issue
Bonds by Greene Township for Kern
Road Improvement as Fetitioned for by
ID. r. Illery. TT Al.
Notice is hereby given the taxpayers
of Greene Township. 81. Joseph County
Indiana. that the Board of County Com
missioners for ST. Joseph County. In
diana, did I'm the above entitled cause,
no SIS regular session and meeting on
the 18th day of April. 1922. determine 10
issue bonds or other evidence o. indebt-
eduess exceeding Five Thousand IS
Ooe COS Dollars The amount OF bonds
proposed is SIS 10000, bearing interest At
the rate OF fve per cent. The net assess
ed value ~ en- property IN said Town
ship is 50 600 $40 90 and the present In
del tedness without this issue IL NJ.
The proceeds u said bond issue % be
used Tor the construction 81 said High
way Improvement.
Ter or more taxpayers other than
those who pay poll tax only. who fesl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26

When you say cisars-say Dutcl
Masters 111-tf
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In the Commissioners Court of st. Jo-

In the commissioners Court of 1t. Jo-
seph County, Indiana. April Term,
1922. Monday, April l.. I022.
state or Indiana, st. Joseph County. SIS
lp the Matter of Determining TO Issue
Bonds by ~. Joseph County. Indiana. for
Pine Road Improvement as PetitiOned for
b. George !. McEndarfer, TT Al.
Notice is hereby given the taxpayers
~ ST. Joseph County, Indiana, that the
Board Of County Commissioners for St
Joseph County, Indiana, did in the above
entitled cause. ar IT'S regular session and
meeting on the 18th day Of April. 1922,
dence of Indebtedness exceeding Five
Thousand lS5.0nOO Dollars. The amount
Of bonds proposed is SS1 500 bearing in
terest at the rate Of five per cent. The
net assessed value Of all property in said
- Joseph County, Indiana, is S207 goa,
Oiool and the present Indebtedness with
out this issue IS S2O5f. 700
The proceeds OF said bond issue 70 be
used for the construction Of said High
way Improvement.
Ten or more taxpayers other than
those who pay Doll tax only. who feel
themselves aEErieved hy such determine
tI0n mfy appeal 20 the State Board OF
T1E Commissioners for further action by
cling "a petition therefor with the County
Auditor on or before the expiration OF
tw6uty-nine DAYS from the nth dlv o.
April. 1922 The State Board viii fix g
date Cor q hearing in this County.
By order ~ the Board ~ County COM
missioners Of ST Joseph County, Indiana.
Dated April 18th, 1922
CLARENCE SEDGWICK.
Auditor Of 81. Joseph County. Indiana.
p Apl Isl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26

MODERN-SIT rooms and bath Imme-
diate possession. ID o n b ] o garage.
Good location Price S4.7JO Terms
earn Bros. GO Farmers Trust. Phones
Main 263l Res Main $3.50
ROOMING HOUSE NEAR STUDEBAK-
FR'S-Large square house. rooms and
bath. g bedrooms; al modern except
furnace. corner lot, street improvements
al en- ana paid for. Within walking
distance Of Studebaker's and other good
factories Price Sc 500. earn Bros.
632 Farmers Trust. Main 2631 Res.
Main $500
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shore Froperty Tor sale 50
no RENT AT SUMMER SESORT-NewIy
furnished five room BUNGALOW. AZ
Shore Acres, Cassopolis. Mich. on Dia-
mond Lake q miles rom South Bend
delightful spot 20 spend the summer.
viii rent 10 the right party for tire
season. This bungalow has all the
modern conveniences Of a city home,
electric lights. hard wood floors fire
place. hot and cold running water. mod
ern bath room. bungalow screened
throughout including porches New
garage and an every respect up % date.
Ian II. Rradt, Cassopolis. Mich. or w.
s. clark 219 W. Adams ST., Chicago,
Ills
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26

In the Commits sioners Court OF St 10.
seph County. Indiana. April Term,
Monday ApriI 18th. 1922
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26
FOR SALE

Large number Of lots mostly south
part Of city. in Henry Studebaker
Park and school These lots have
an improvements I'm and paid for
Prices from 81 600 a. $1,000. Can
be sold with $500 cash and $40
month and 7C, interest See Frank
D. Anderson. Re8lt0r 663 Farmers
Truss Bldg. Office, Lincoln 1885;
residence. Lincoln 1866
LOTS-Just on Lincoln Way West. AM
improved Price $3.50. also lots partly
improved $40 up. Inquire Miss Ella
Pratt f01 w LaSalle Ave Main 3691
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26
ORDINANCE No 2247.

0kntN NANCE No. 22f1.
An Ordinance amending section one ot
On Ordinance authorizing the BOARD of
Public Works 70 require the making Of
private connections with sewer, gas and
water mains in advance Of permanent
improvements being Ordinance No. 1884,
PASSED by the Common Council Of the
CITY of South BEND, Indiana. July oath,
1916 and approved by the Mayor Of said
Cit, july 25th. 1916,
Re 10 ordained by the Common Council
Of The city ~ South BEND, Indiana
That Section one of an Ordinance
authorizing rhe Board Of Public Works
10 require the making Of private Conuec-
tions with sewer gas and water mains
in advance Of permanent improvements.
being Ordinance Number 1912 passed by
the Common Council Of said city ON the
oath day of July, 1916, and approved by
the Mayor Of said city on July 25th. 1915.
be and the same rs hereby amended TO
read rs follows,
Section That whenever the Board Of
Public Works or the Park Board shall
desire to improve any Street, Alley or
other public place boy paving the same
and shah have adopted a resolution 10
that effect, the owners Of the property
abUtting on such street. alley or public
YatP connections with the sewer. gas
and water mains on such street, alley or
public place such Board shall cause
plans and specifications % he prepared
and placed on ME with said Board show
ing tho number and location Of such
service pipe or private connections which
they may deem necessary TO accommO-
date the ahurting property and shall
designate The material 10 be used and
the manner of making such connections.
such owners of property are further
hereby required % replace or put in re-
pair AN existing service connections for
sewer. gas and water upon proper writ
ten notice from the City Engineer. The
Board adopting such resolution shall at
once give notice by publication IN a daily
newspaper NJ the City for two successive
days 20 the owners Of such AUDITING
property 20 make such connections within
twenty days from the last publication OF
such notice
Section % This Ordinance shall he IN
force and effect from and after its pass
age and legal publication.
Ordinance passed by Common Council
Aprl 10, 1922. Approved by Mayor April
IL. 1922 Apl 1925
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There are Some Re al Good Buys listed This Page
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sale

SOME BARGAIN
Eight room house on paved street. a1l
modern and Won get 90 for S20o o. down
payment Make date 20 sec H.
FRED A. HERRENAN
eos Indiana Bldg
124 n. Main ST.
Phone Min nsI or nas5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26

FOR SALE
Seven blocks from center. splendid
home. 10 large rooms. modern fire.
place; large barn; large Tot; 5000
easv terms
Navarro P1 stately residence. ~
rooms two baths. maids room an
cJnveulences garage shade shrub
Southeast Sc m room splendid
home. modern. n0ored attic. garage.
large Tot. 5000. $500 cash
East side. siX-room pretty Ftucco
home. part modern. garage, lot 4oxl65
$3.50. terms.
Howard ST. Elk room modern. gar
age. 81 $50
Francis ST.. FIVE room: furnace. gas.
water. electricity, So $40
New fve-r0om bungalow. excellent
in detail; furnace 'arge lot; $3.50
500 cash
south splendid home. modern. nine
rooms grocery store work shop. l9rg.
barn lot 100xf7O: plenty of fruit
owner leaving city: possession imme-
diafc. fast growing section established
eight years 81 son. 81 600 cash.
Beautiful Riverside Or eight room
every convenience, garage SlJo
terms.
H8rter Heights on main drive, seven
room home. complete I'm detail; tiled
vestibule and bath best finish, $40.
500
Fast side new home. seven rooms
modern. best finish: S8500 $500 cash
Famous Dixie Highway. near car
Florence Knoll addition, large lots
1925 % $3.50 Easy terms.
See as for acres and lots. our home.
are I'm every part Of South Bend and
Worden Realty Co. NJ f45 %.
Farmers Trust Bldg.
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BRING IL your house Ideas ard have
them fashioned into q home tibet YOU
can pay out iu reasonable terms
FrankIin Savings Co. -0l ". Jeder-
son Bivd Lincoln 6J-S
NEW HGU SE-FOur room. og the new
Riverside drive. seven l'oHEs east of
Portage car lIue- Has Sowing we'll
chicken house and park Place for cow
aud horse. Some Young fruit trees
and straw berry pr--b VIII make q
good home and good Investment Get
busy IT. polls. 1871 Portage Ave
HOI SE-FOr Sal. room am modern.
on the corner DeNaude and California
Ave. Very best location. Sell for ca sh
Cr terms III. Polls. 1911 Portage
~ 24a4
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w x NIcHENRY.

lincoln 1888. 200 Farmers Trust. Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26

A REAL HOME NEW. MODERN BUN
GALOw. 10 MINUTES WALK FROM
CENTER or TOWN. ONE BLOCK
FROM CAR LINE. OWNER MOVING
TO FLORIDA PHONE LINCOLN
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-07-05
S126, 100000 Is VALUE OF CROP

Topeka, June 26.-The Kansas
wheat crop will be worth s126.0OO,-
900, according to estimates of indie
pendent crop authorities in Topeka.
The estimates are made on the basis
CT the recent report of J. C. Mohier
secretary of the state board of agri-
culture. and on pevalling crop
prices.
Threshing returns from most
counties have been favorable. 1t
is probable that the extreme wealth
err conditions will cause damage to
the berry in some counties, but in
the main the loss is regarded as
nominal In most counties the heat
wave arrived after the grain had
fully ripened.
1t will cost the wheat growers
$5,0O0,0OO to harvest their crop,
according to estimates. Bankers
assert that the farmers have had no
trouble in obtaining adequate funds
for harvest purposes. In many
communities the crop will be har-
vested promptly.
All of the trunk line railroads
have, prepared to handle the grain
promptly, and for month there
has been a general move to create
reserve supply of cars. The har-
vest this. week will extend well in
to the northern counties and in an
other week will reach the extreme
northern tier of counties.
Judge John II. Crawford of the
industrial court is spending the
week in Sixth district wheat coun-
ties. He is investigating labor con-
ditions and expects to give particu-
lar attention to any I.5W. w. inva-
sion of the big crop-producing dis
trict.--Kansas City Journal.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-07-05

sist Kentuckians disabled in the
World war to secure the compensa-
tion provided for them by the Fed
eral Government. Emmett O'Neal,
Commander OF the American Legion.
Mrs. Margaret L. Duncan, President
Of the American Legion Auxiliary
and Henry J. Sites are the other
members of the Board.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-07-05
SENATOR CAPPER ASKS SEC
RETARY WEEKS RESIGNATION

1t will be long time before Sec
rotary of War Weeks and the ad-
ministration hear the last of the
Secretary's Cleveland, Ohio, speech,
in which he said that the legisla-
tive branch of our National Govern
ment probably never has been at
lower ebb than 1t is today" and
condemning the interference" of
citizens in matters of legislation
about their own affairs.
Senator Capper (Rep.. Kans.)
in his newspaper calls Secretary
Weeks a "mossback" and an
"anachronism, and suggests that
the President call for his resigna-
ton. Among other things, Sena-
tor Capper says:
IF member of the Presidents
cabinet holds the views Secretary
Weeks says he holds, whether pri-
vate citizen (sic) or public official.
he should resign Immediately, for
he has shown himself so wholly out
of sympathy with what he has
sworn to maintain as an official
that he is in no frame of mind to
uphold the government"
And again:
THE recent progressive revival
in the primaries has alarmed him
and men like him who wish state
and national governments to be
wholly dominated by powerful in
terests."
Unconsciously, perhaps, Senator
Capper was hitting as hard. at
President Harding as he was at
Secretary Weeks, for the President
has expressed some of the views
given by Secretary Weeks, parti-
cularly his opinion of the Agricul-
tural bloc. According to the Pres
ident's newspaper mouthpiece,
which as often states Mr.. Harding's
opinions in advance as it reflects
them, and in both cases with great
accuracy, Secretary Weeks told
the truth" Thus says the Washing
ton POST
Zone of the reasons why Con-
gress is under well-nigh universal
criticism is because of the dema-
gogy and cowardice of Congress-
men, and the evil of the block sys-
TEN, which seeks advantages for
classes as against the whole com
munity."
The Post then labels and CLASH
fies Senator Capper: IF they (the
politicians) are demagogues they
will attack such men as Secretary
Weeks who is courageous enough
to tell the truth"
Republican Floor Mondell, who
is about as reactionary as Secretary
Weeks, but more adroit in conceal
ing it in some matters, calls the
Secretry's speech sophomore"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-07-05
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