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LOGAN & BRYhN'S

.,I:, rI.atrr wire To y. H. Mdt''m o.
Sew Nrrk. Jan. Is. TIA" drn'n" '"'
ruu,t Stu,ka rather "riril"d ana I",'
courIcd with operations "in;t"at'h 6 ~ on,
rnnl circles WaR rC~I'onSIh'c '"T :.
healthy uprwn Ia most departments Oh
the list today. ,,.. ,,h-
An excellent class &C buying was on
scrv,thlr In C"np"r group ~ w."
and there was some merger h'lh ~
which Chile was prominently '''"
toned. , ,..-o
Other strong features At tines , Mere
Studchakcr. american Wo0icn, rhdl-
cntt- johnson. Gulf States ana DINERS,
IN. Iron Axe was rather optimistic III
its remarks and in this connection Il
good buying power was In cNldem'" ~
the Stecls. l.. :. steel crossing inc -
mark. \ good supply OF money anu
sicadincss in foreign exchange were
helpful factors. Confidence III inc SUI SUI
hili,y Of the market seems TO ne more
rronouuccd and this il best reflected
in the outside inquiry Tor stocks when
has hc, rather conspicuous during inc
days 81 this week in paru'ular' We
do not as yet see any reason for pe-
licving that the upward tendency III
stock markc, quotations has eliminated
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NV Nnn IAN T Nv" poultry
nrm. ,.hlrl"ur .IW@l prr'a,"d poultry
,y,.,lt. w"at"ru ,hI,kruH - 4 30. T"wln.
I,tiI'. turkeys. va %.
I;ulirr uUt"iI'nh. creamery higher
han r>rran. g., rr3v: Creamery extras
81 q,uirD. 10 - 81.
E:E4 nm. fresh gathered extra hrSiH.
l"1riO. :r".h gathered lirgtH. 36W3h: :
nearby and nearby western h"nn"ry
whites. urstG 10 CNIras. i2WlS, nearby
and nearby Western hCnucry browns.
,N,raH. i3m q: nearby gathered browns
ud mixed culura. NrSt% To cXtrus. 31Wl2;
refrigerator hrSta. @aft27.
Cheese irregular: state. whole milk,
rlata. fresh. specials =: do. average
run. LUL@Ui,: stat" whole milk. fresh,
twins. specials. 80: U@l: do. average
run. 20.
Flour unchanged.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Jan lN--CNttI". rcteIrIs,
10 600: beef steers uneven. better
.-ra,l.S fully steady: spots higher ON
,rS SLOW. mostly weak t. loo lower; top.
500. weight 1892 pounds: bulk beef
steers. GTJp rs; She-stock steady TO
lir lower: bulk fat shc-stock. $500
$50; bulls. stockcrs and feeders closing
weak; calves mostly &c higher: bulk
vcalcrS. 9ONM950
logs receipts 1900: mostly steady
,,tul Tuesdays average. with some
early lUC to l5r higher; close lights
weak: others steady; hold0vcr ln"dcr-
ate. top, So early: very few over ~;
mix I1SS,N"s; pigs STOW; lOc Ia liC
over: desirable grades mostly h2HQ
$50
sheep. receipts. 1900; Fat lambs
closing siInuI 10 10" higher others
4IrnG>. tat lambs TOP u 10. bulk
L. gur, ~ o.. rut cw"S top. I. 90: feeder
ramny II ,nhil? -. "hrur"rs. 100:
.tuIIt,, hrh hli,hrr
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Sew York. Jan. IS Iorc'En "Ach",."
,rrrYnlar: Great britain demand ] - : :
I'LL. Franco demand : "a. ""hi"N
E.i5i'. It.ly demand -" =. ','hi'H 80.
belgium demand - =. r3l.'H -,
,;rrmany d"mand al" c'hI"S - :
IIr'land dcmand %E."H' "Hh'"a -, T. ,,"'
,,.,. demand l5G5. Sweden g 30: ~"
,,',rk II, 90; Switzerland - .; Nr'il
.Il,. Grcrrr a.3S; NrE"nlin" - g.; ~,
81, I".AI; Montreal "i'r. Nun'u'a ",N":
l'n,ard . "!2."; !'iniHui 90. Austria
u nS"S: 'Hccho-S'"NAiNH '."N' ''E"-
Gln\i.I o..
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SUGAR

New York. Jan. lS.-Thc raw sugar
mnrkc, was Ilrmrr and prices wore
hi'.hnr to-day. There were sales of GS.-
nnJ L,Cs Of t'uhaS to operators FOR Jan
mar, February shipment at Ign / o. y.
t'uIEt. equal to about = cost ana trclEnt
nr!cc or " sc. or att for ""hliliuE9'.
To- UUO bags To operators TT II thinhi;th
rcinrr at the same price" ana Ut inc
,.,,Sr II yvuu rumOrrd that prices hdd
paid "l-lG. cost and freight for Cuha'
or aGf for centrifugal.
Trudina In raw sugar faturc" was
lcss active today. ana prir"S were custer
owing to the appearance" Of Il iGw Jahu-
,ry notices. which caused near mon, 1t
Humiliation with nual prices ono 'n
scycn POINTS net lower. March closed
mt 22i: May. "ij: July. 90: ana sep
tcnh"r 21N.
There WAS littlC better inquiry Tor
refined sugar although thor" was no
change in uu"iHtiOnS, ;no Erahulttod
.!,i at $50 TO 40.
There was II" transactions IN refined
sugar. and closing prices wcr" net un-
changed March closed at $50: May.
! 40 and July, $50.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

East lMllulO. = 7. Jan. lS.-tattIe,
receipts. "@j: market above steady.
Calves. receipts. -; market 81 higher;
3.Vrm lt.j0.
HOES. receipts. 1900; market strong
to CSC higher; heavy. S.aUB SIS: mixed,
S.75ir $40. workers., light workers. and
pigs, 9OOM9."J: ruughS. 6.JOu6.TJ;
stays. 3.ju@ i.6o.
sheep ind lambs. receipts, 400:
sheep active. 2Jli soc higher: lambs, $40
rrI3Ti: yearlinEs. sung 1850: wcth"r#.
7.aU5i $40: ewes, @.0OGr7.@J mixed sheep
T2Tlt 80.
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WARWOOD
w. A. C. Club

w. A. C. Club
The u.rmhrrH Of th" ". \ e. CLUB
WI" delightfully."- "nt"rtt!n"d last eve
,,lul. a, ia" hnu" "r Mrs. 'has. tarp"n-
tor uu Hess aEcnu". Cards were mo
rIruarnr Inst!mn until Ia o'clock whom
,n,. following pcr,"m" w"r" '"rr"d Il
dainty luncheon: Mechanics. william
,amphcn. John H'HcI". Harry Schultz.
Robert Morgan. James Anderson ana
Charles Carpenter.
Basketball Saturday
The boys and girls tcS'ns Of the sew
culh grade viii play tho. eighth grade
team, 81 Madison schools pn IN" l"cai
rlunr Saturday. Both War E"od teams
have boon practiCing hard ana r'pect
To- mako 4 good showing.
Row. y. p. Carson
Friends az Ucv. r.. T.. Carson kaVo re-
Coi,cd word from him since h" han set
rlr.l iu tho south aud h." 'A'H he Nkos
II ,,ry much and that tho cl'mn'" hsN
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo DINO. Jan. IN--Whcat cash
SILL; May $l.%I; July $l.0G.
CIoNersr"d prime cash and January
$l%.G5: February 81; March Sl3.S5;
April Sl".S".
N.ih, prime ash SLIGO. February
SIlno: March Sfl.,".
Timothy prime cash and January
s"9S. February $: 50: March $50.
80 Change in low grad" seeds
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,,ood cn,ly Yesterday morning from
Inl. and Yesterday afternoon sh" WAN
ur4,rd n, mntrlmuny To John De 'ortc'
Geo uu italian. but resident "I III"
.nuniry for s"v"r.l ycnTs. Tho Ger"
muny wac performed by Rev. bA'h''
Srhorn"n of tho 81. Johns h'"'i''
church yesterday afternoon AZ i""i '"'
~ "'.l",k rho groom - ven XIV" 80
Tina civ being an cmT,I"Nc of Tia" H.
4, - U,iIronL John Dc Cortc. Sr.
and H. rrunpcr were tho only "'h'HS'S
Of III" ceremony.
Exams At Union High
Tho mid year examinations ~ n'""
High school started Tuesday ana 'h"S
will probably last until tho on" OF VI"
week All students wcro assignee l" III"
seats that they are To occupy hoN'
semester as twenty-five new seats arc
being installed for the Freshmen WHO
will come in. Tho new seats that are
hcinc Installed ar" double ana thcr
will really be seats and desks FOR htty
,,.yv students instead Of twenty-five.
Industrial Circle
Iodics Of the Industrial Circle VII! De
entertained this evening at the home OF
Mrs George Smith. The evening Will
be spent sewing and light luhche"i
will lie served ut a seasnnabIo houf' All
members are requested Ia altehu'
Legion VS.. Columbia Club
m, - ociop hoskc,bull team will
'"' ,,II,e,,,L,o cluh uuintct, OF
p.hH INV .- n,,oriry in the
nh IocoLs boyo been
'"'''' ,.'h" ,ool, In nrcnaration for
P'''''' '"h co. - 80, a,c,,inv. n re-
'"." N"" e,ni- I,.t saturday when
~ -, I,',,n,nd l,,, tho cameron ng-
''' ~, 1870, ,,oi,,, Quite n crowd
-. N'', ,,,,,. ara .yrcc,cd TO Wit
W ''h,' ,,.,
''''' -n,,, rr. rur1ouQhod
,,., ,',.o,,,,. u,,o mon have been fur
,t - ,i'o Il 6. - .huru during tho
nae, ,v.cI, and included nrCmcn. en-
r''l ,,'I, 81. .o,rc o,hor cmrloycg
Co.,, I..,,.,. h,.,,, I'm the gcrvico for n long
~ e., r,, Enown how long those
~ ,,.i,r ho lilo I'm, thcv will probably
10 h,rl, wI,hIp the next month, If bus
''''' - -,,L,, u,rr Mating
49, ootir Of tho Kelvin
III" resui"' r eo0arttiou NJ the
hirr!' , rou' ,iu 10 Mia In the Lib
ar,, b,u ncvt Sunday afternoon. FrcSI-
, Ei'E y. 1It,rIn. rcnucsts that all
,,,on,bore ha present at this meeting as
,.a,.or,l ,,orv i,nnor;ant matters will he
49,, Co.., consideration. Tho meeting will
hneiu ot 1.3O sharp and will probably
, bn q short one.
Old Fashioned Hop
An old fashioned dance will be given
TOMORROW cyening at the Fourth and
Fifth ward hose house by the members
- ,i'o, hn.c con,Dany. The committee
in charge Is preparing an elaborate
nrocran md Bcrcsrord's orchestra will
rt,t,h .ho ,,u.,c Entertainments will
hn God and from the great demand
Tn- ,Icl,ets so FIR the members arc ar
,.o,v,ro IN accommodate a large crowd.
rho conmit;cc in charge OF the affair
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DRY GOODS.

New York. Ian. lS.--roday hr"uEht
only modcrat" business In FLANNEL
rttes but fall EiuEhams s"lh well ! IN"
count pcrcT,lcs viii b" REVISED m"i'r'
,,sIv I'm a Tow dnvH Dress goods quick
rnrd for spot deliv"T". Raw silk Wa
un.rtIl,d I.urLtps and kutt goods w'tc
nuirt Nrua war openings aiO "A-
pUcted next wcnN.
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Cash u,iututiOuS. Wheat No. hard.
In: 80 nor; hrrn. l2". Coru--\" .
mixed. lSl. IL. No. : yellow. ASis eti'.
oats y" = white. 27t. IS: No. :
white. %IEf3II.. Ityr- 40. =. 7iC. Pork
nominal Lard, 9.3". Ribs. XOO89OO.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. ". Va, Jan. Is. %.
Furnished The Intelllgencer by A. f.
Nasteu & Co. members New York STOCK
EXCHANGE. Second flood National Bank
~ " Va RldE
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N, Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling. W. Va. Jan. IS. -.
Furnished The lntellig"nrcr by \. T..
unstru & Co. members New York stock
exchange. Second floor HItiunIl Bank
OF W. Va. Bldg.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Jan. Is. -.
Furnished The Intelligence by a. r
Masten 4 Co. members New YORK STOCK
Exchange. Second floor Nat'ohaI oahN
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Jan. IS. go.
Furnished The lutelligcnccr by \. h.
Nasten e Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
"
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Ilazcl-Auas CT; ~ Co., t"hHi",
books closed Jan. II. for u : per cent
pash dividend. payable Jan. 20. &C.,,
Wheeling Tile tn..... ia 49,. 10,
Wheeling TIL" ro.--TrHnSicr h""NH
close February =. for Il :. per cent 'aAh
,IIyid,nL raSanlc February 10.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Jan. IS. -.
Furnished The lutclitGencer 10y y T.
Nasten & Co. members New YORK Sio'h
Exchange. Second floor Nat"ha' pan"
n. I,llY
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LOCAL STOCKS

" nr...ur " Va. JAn. -
Dolly uuuInttrr uEt wheeling hn,h
:CL,hurEo. Compiled for Tho ih'eHt
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. ". VI. Van. H. -
Furnished The lutcliE"n'"r 10y y. T.
Mast-n \ Co. members Now h"'N
Exchange. Second floor N"''"''''
If " ~ lilhE.
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anceA SJcJ. Runs $685.: average. ~
t9A Shipments. JG.Si3. average. t,Aoj'
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CITIES SERVICE. SALES

Wheeling. ". w.. Itu -,
o,,,.r,,J nv ii. l.. D"r'rly II 60, NvW
4 ,hrnnyh Claude M"chcr. Eoard OF
J,, I;ldr Wherl1Uc.
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PEFRoLAUN

Total Gales s7I.aoO shares.
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twenty-five Furloughod
Kelvin Barry Meeting

Tho regular meeting Of the NeIvln
, Harry. council for the recognition OF the
Irish Repulic. will he held In the LID
crtv hall next Sunday afternoon. frcsi-
dent J. r. Higgins requests that all
members be present at this meeting as
several very important matters Will ne
M for consideration. Tho meeting Will
begin at 30 sharp and will probably
, he a short one.
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From italy 70 tho hItlr
elizabeth L., I'.rI,p .rrIN"h ia h'n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
MANY WILL FREEZE IN WIN.
TIERS BREEZE

when the first frost is on the
window and the leaves are or the
trees will that furnace in your
basement combat old winter 8
breeze" This is not poetry. II is
a warning to an those who have
defective furnaces to get q
THATCHER FROM SURGUY, zoe
S. Michigan St. before fit is too late.
adv.-214tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
Don't Delay, Buy Today Read Classification 81.

Liberty Street. Under Improvement
Resolution No. 1000
Trustees ~ Clement Stuhchaker -,
Beleslaw snd Fedora kopczynski !.
John and K. Szabo /. Charles and Emma
ksh 1 Joseph and =. Babacz 2 James
Harness I. Paul and Mary Szabo ]. vii
liam Hinkle I. Fred and Alice Buysee j.
Michael KszibO ]. Steve and r. Hancz !,
Frank Ludwig I Andrew Dembinski. I.
Andrzi and r Molenda T.
You are further notified 20 make such
connections within 10 days from the pub
lication Of this notice. II not 40 made
The same will be made BY the Board 81
Public Works and the cost Of The same
shall be lien against. your property as
provided I'm Ordinance No. 2256 u the
City OF South BEND. adopted July 3lst,
1922 and sS amended by Ordinance 2247
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
T.. p. slaughter.
l.. F. Hardy.
Albert F. Homer.
Attested
Veronica e. Sweeney,
Clerk Of the Board
Aug l. .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

80 man who ever lived. is dead TO-
day.
Dr. Herschman swallowed poison
yesterday and then attempted 20
write out. as death came on. what
was in his mind Here Is his fare
well note started JUS after swal-
lowing the poison. and the additions
he made while waiting death
Personally have been kept 81
busy on this last day In the effort 90
straighten out matters without over
looking anything that no time is Ief,
FOR petty thoughts. Besides manl
clients interrupted me. keeping me
from meditation. nevertheless
wound az Up, and at $40 p. m took
10 one-ha5f grains Of morphine
which VIII be a sufficient quantity
but which worked slowly. Vow. a,
t;45 p m. 1 feel somewhat drowsy
bur far away from eternal sleep.
Pears Deadly Draught
Il intend TO follow the morphir,
with a draught Of cyanide Of potash
the deadiest OF all polsons. but an
putting il on until the morphine.
effects Will be more marked anf
my extreme reluctance 10 swallow
the nasty cyanide be overcome.
rs il not foolish for a man deter.
mined 10 die within one hour %
wait. rather than partake or an uu-
pleasant drink Two seconds wouit
finish IL all right away, stHl 7 az
musing and add more time 10 ms
life. Which, in fact. is already ended
The morphine has put me in a con
dition Of absolute mental painless
ness, 1 am NOT attempting TO review
my past life, and do not try to loos
into the future. as / believe tha'
death is the end, and that there Is
no hereafter
My thoughts are with my below
ed wife. whose love and devotion
has made me infinitely happy fol
many years. and with my grand
children, who unConsciousy brought
sunshine to me.
Thoughts Become Blurred
But. although deeply regre
the grief my voluntary parting from
life for a time must bring on ms
beloved ones. i'll health and late re-
verses make my step desirable.
"7:11 p. M.-Did / not know thai
I have taken sufficient poison &C
warrant results. I could not Motto
it from my condition. Still I can
not make up my mind to swallow the
cyanide. and have lit a cigar await
ing further increase OF drowsines'
and hope to be soon able TO coa1
me into the inevitable.
TAP p Nj am here yet hest
tating to take this cyanide Ml
thoughts become blurred from the
morphine and sensation of su.
preme quietude reigns in me. II fl
was not for my beloved wife. who
just phoned. ] would go on waiting
but 1 am afraid of too long a delay
because a lapsing into unconscious
ness might result in being saved by
medical assistance Ten minute
more and then the end by cyanide
Il am in no manner kept i'm sus-
pease. just pleasantly and Curiously
Watching developments. Queei
enough. my only wish is I had ar
additional handkerchief so that
could dispose OF the surplus per
SEPARATION, it being close and my skin
clammy from the morphine effects
Or A. J. M
II was at this point DR.. .Hersch-
man became unconscious
Dr. HersChman spoke seven lar
guages and for more than - years
before he quit practicing medicine
ne was known and loved i'm thous-
ands of squaId homes in Milwaukee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
-pronica e. Sweeney.
clerk o. the Board
Aur a
NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT
RESOLUTIONS.

south Bend. Indiana. August 2nd, 1922
NO-.ce is hereby given by the Board
Of Public Works Of the city Of South
Bend Indiana. -ha- it is desired N make
me follow HE public improvement in
sasd CRY as authorized by the f0llowin :
numbered Resolution adopted by said
Board on tie FRS dag ~ August, 1922
No. 1927 To improve Dayton Street
from Marine street 90 Lee street by
the construction NJ pavement as shown
bv the plans and specifications on fle In
the 0fdce of said Board
said Board has fixed August 237d 1922
nj Is p. m on which date said Board
wiz hear an persons interested. or whose
property is liable 90 be assessed for the
above proposed improvements and will
decide whe her the benefits TO the pro
pcrty liable % be assessed Tor such i'm
provements will equal the estimated cost
thereof.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
J. y. Slaughter.
l. T. Hardy.
Albert +. Homer
Attested
Veronica g. sweeney.
Clerk If the Board
Aug .. 3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
Veronica c. Sweeney,
Clerk of The Board.
JuIv 0G Aur .
CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA.
Department of Public Works.
Notice of Hearing as to special Benefits

Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing street Improvements have been
completed
Of Portage Avenue from Elwood Avenue
20 Morris Park Addition. Under I'M
prOvement Resolution No. 941
Grade. Curb and Walk on Donald
Street from East line Of Kline Street to
Sampson Street. Under Improvement
Resolution No. 935.
Grade. curb and Walk on North Side
Of Elw0od Avenue from Portage Avenue
10 West line of Victory Addition. Tn
der Improvement Resolution No. OBS
Grade Curb and Walk ON Indiana Ave
nue. from Walnut Street to Olive Street.
Under Improvement Resolution No. 901
Grade. Curb and Walk ON College
Street from Humboldt Street 10 south line
Of c. r. smiths Addition. Under I'M
pr0vement Resolution No. 949
All in the City Of South Bend, Indiana.
There is on file in the office Of this
Board and subject 90 public inspection.
an assessment roll. which contains the
names Of an property owners who are
subject to assessment. description OF
the property 90 he assessed and the
amount of each prima facie assess ment.
This Board az its office i'm he city Hall.
will ON the 9Th day Of September. 1922
at 7.f5 p. m. receive and hear remun-
stranceS rs 30 the amount Of each as
scssment. and will decide whether the
assessed lots or tracts of land have
been or viii be specially benefited by
said Improvement in the amounts named
on said roll
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
l.. Il. Slaughter,
/. T. Hardy.
Albert +. Homer.
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NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT
RESOLUTION.

south Bend. Indiana. August ond. 1922
Notice is hereby given by the Board
Of Public Works Of the City Of South
Bend Indiana. that ir is desired to make
the follow ng public improvement i'm
said City as authorized 10y Inc following
numbered Resolution adopted by said
Board on the First day of August 1922
No 1929 To improve C3mpau Street
from Alley East Of Walsh Street 10 the
east end Of Campau Street. by the con
struction OF n local sewer. as shown by
the plans and specifications on file iu
the Office o. said Board.
said Board has fixed August 23rd
1922 az 7.1j r. m. on which date said
Board will hear all persons interested.
or whose property is or viii be affected
by any Of the above proposed improve
ment. ON The question IS 90 whether the
special benefits that will accrue TO the
property o. be assessed on he line of
such proposed Improvement viii be equal
10 the estimated cost thereof
BOARD OF Bic WORKS
J.. r Slaughter.
J. +. Hardy.
Albert T. Homer
AtteSted
Veronica G. Sweeney.
clerk O. the Board.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS on
DIVISION STREET.

You are hereby notified that the Board
Of Public Works Of the City Of South
Bend did on the Is, day Of August. 1922.
adopt the report of the City Civil Engi-
Eeer showing the number and location
~ service pipes for sewer. gas and wa
ter connections necessary 20 aCcommo-
date property owners on the following
street. and tire following water connec-
lions must be made August 18th, 1922
On Division Street from Olive Street 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

State Of Indiana.
County Of St Joseph. IS.
In the s. Joseph Superior Court No. .
In Vacation. May Term. 1922
Leontine NJ Nervinckt vs.. Gustave
Vervinckt. Divorce. No. l143
BE IL known that the above named
Plaintiff has fled in the office Of the
Clerk Of said Court her complaint against
said Defendant in the above cause to-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

State Of Indiana.
County OF 1t. Joseph.
In the ST Joseph Superior Court
Number Two. September Term. 1922
Fred G. HUM vs. Ruth HUM. Petition
for Divorce No. 1883.
Be 80 known. that the above named
Plaintiff has filed i'm 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. Ruth HUM. IS not resident
OF the State VI Indiana.
Said Defendant is hereby notified that
said cause VIII stand for trial on the
2Gth day Of September, 1922 the same
being the md day Of the next term Of
said Court to commence at the City OF
south Bend, on the Fourth Monday in
September next, on which day said De
PENDANT is required 10 appear 70 said
WILBUR NJ WARNER.
Clerk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

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