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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-02

ernor Robertson's speech was
passed unanimously as were all Of
the resolutions adopted. The reso-
luton passed reads in part:
Robertson Ccnsurcd.
Whereas, this assertion by the
chief executive Is unwarranted and
untrue and constitutes libel up n
tn good citizenship OF oklahoma and
especially upon the Cherokee peo-
pie, nearly all of whom favor pro-
hibition and stand for the strict en-
forcement of said law, having had
prohibition law for over 100 years,
and.
whereas, the governor OF the state
OF Oklahoma has failed TO aid tho
duly constituted officers of the state
In the enforcement of said law, and
has pardoned and paroled hundreds
OF notorious bootlegRers and other
criminals and by his public de-
nunciatlon OF the prohibitory law.
and by his statement In reference
to its enforcement be aids and as
aists the bootleggers in their nefar"
ious business which is TO the injury,
humiliation and degradation OF the
Indians of the five civilized tribes,
and,
w
Governor j. Is. a. Robertson. may be
true as to his home, but is wholly
untrue as to the homes of the Cher
okee Indians of this state.
Therefore be 1t resolved by this
executive council that we denounce
the statement Of J. r.. A. Robertson
and repudlate said statement as n
rank slander upon the people Z
Oklahoma.
Among other resolutions passed
was one condoling the death OF A.
H. Norwood, until his death n melt
Der OF the executive council as a
representative OF the Delaware
Cherokees. Norwood was the first
postmaster and first mayor of
Claremore and also the first mayor
at Chelsea. He was a member of
! the national council for several
! years and served as clerk of the
| Cherokee senate for several terms
being once secretary of the council
| lie was also solicitor or prosecuting
attorney for the Cooweesoowee dis
trict, the largest judicial district in
the Cherokee nation.
Three Delegates Appointed
A resolution authorizing the ap-
pointment of three delegates with
Tate Brady as chairman to repre-
sent the Cherokee nation at the
! celebration OF the completion OF
tho new wagon bridge across tho
Arkansas river at Fort Smith. Ark,
on May IL, was also passed.
Members of the council not men,
! toned above, attending the session
Monday were:
Nighthawk Ketoowahs: William
Rogers. Gore: John II. Smith. Gore;
Osie Hogshooter. Tahlequah; Lin
coin Tawie. Tahlequah.
Delaware Cherokees: Joe Bartles
Dewey; George Bullet. Tulsa; A.
H. Norwood. Dewey; Solomon
Ketchum. Ninita; G. Wilson, No
wata; Ned Gritts, Tulsa: John y;
| Archer, Tulsa.
Ketoowahs Incorporated: F. j.
| Boudinot, Washington. ID. c.; John
h. Smith, Tahlequah; John Dun
can. Tahlequah: Robert Meigs
| Parkhill; Johnson Manning, Porum;
| Fred Adams and Sam Perry.
Eastern and Western Watmayes:
T.. Washbourne. Jay; James Hider-
| brand; Bernice; J. r. Mcintosh,
| Claremore: George Mays, Pryor;
Watt Mays. Pryor; C. b. Cornelius
and f. V. Schrimsher of Claremore.
Cherokee Personal committees:
| w. T. Bray, s. r. Lewis. 5. j. Max
| field and j. G. Sanders. Tulsa; W.
NJ. Gulager. secretary of the coun-
ell. Muskogee.
Others attending the session were:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-02

PONCA CITY. May 1.-The Spencer.
ackwell-Marland we'll In 13-26-l 1.
making is million feet of gas an
140 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-02

by the Cherokee nation, II was said,
was for Cherokee lands allotted by
the government to. freedmen for
which tho Indian nation contends
il has never been roCompcnsed.
Another claim which will be brought.
leaders say, II the bill il passed, is
for money they contend Is due them
as the result OF "A land transaction
between the government and the ma
tion while the Indian nation was To-
Gated in Georgia.
Among several resolutions passed
was one Opposing any and all law
suits brought upon "A pure techni-
callty to recover additional proper
ties within the city of Tulsa and
other towns where said lands had
been sold and ConVcyanccs ap-
proved by the Indian office and for
mer owners paid for same" and an
other in which the council de-
nounced Gov. j. u, A. Robertson
because of a speech accredited to him
in which he said that every home
in oklahoma keeps its supply of
home brew or intoxicating liquors
of some kind.
Condemn Addition Suits.
The first resolution, tribal leaders
asserted, was brought as n result
of recent land suits brought in the
courts against Tulsa property own
ers in Crosbie Heights, Kirkwood
and other additions in which the
Indian claimants sought the title
to the land on what was considered
purely tcchnicalities" of law. In
this resolution the council called
upon all of our people not to
bring any suits to recover lands
where the sales were approved by
the agencies OF the federal govern
ment and the seller paid for the
same and no fraud pcrpetuated
against tho sale of said lands"
The resolution cOndemning Gov
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-02
COffcyville Takca Series

COFFEYVILLE, Kan. Nav l..
Coffcyville made n clean sweep or
tho series by defeating Hutchinson
here today 4 to 2. Brown for
Hutchinson was wild and was r.
lieved by Goode before a man was
put out In the first inning.
Score: R.UE
Hutchinson
Cotteyville ...............4
Batteries: Brown, Goode and
Decker: Bousha and Ennis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-02

vontcr explained that the land was
originally In Indian Territory II
which the land laws on which the
never extended.
This section OF the rlver-bed land
never was subject TO location OF
acquisition under the mining laws
nor indeed any laws and tho there
fore tho locations are OF no effect
Judge Nnndcveutcr held. The
parties at interest were given -
days in which TO submit proper
forms for disposition Tor the dis.
puted rivcr-bcd lands under todays
ruling.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-02

IicCsC M0rnn, thIcf OF FoIICr.
campaign platform, NowhlnCS prom-
ised on numerous occasions that the
city treasurer win do the work in
that office and that no assistant will
be employed A number of other
promises were made 90 bring about
changes that Will reduce the running
expenses of government, including
the promises OF the new commits
sions to remain personally on their
Jobs constantly
Tho new administration faces the
task uf living up to n rigid set Of
administrative specifications on
which IL was elected by the voters
of Tulsa, They expect to observe
closely 10 find whether these pledges
are carried out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-02

8. X. walkingstick.. jr., chairman OF
resolutions committee, Austin Nc
Claim. Walkingstlck represents the
Bacone university at Muskogee. said
to be the largest Indian school IN
the United States.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-02

a..
Ioice' OF eoou gov "'". ." ~
N'iu''i, L,'' -
With John Fields since com lef''
end i' mas MOI Hh'd nc "'' 'II
But MrR. tlelo7 mas '''I I.' '"''E
that shc ~ tui ihlS lu'N' 10. '''
] know that ih' .''IN '".'.
than half put over
Tho crowd caught iho Ienll
of this reference io MIS- lI'Iu'' '''
choerod Wildly
Fred c. Clarke li's'd'h' 'I ..'
Oklahoma county fI''d4 ,.'I N'.
introduced, oud W'l'u'n'd 'I.' F'.'
tors in u fingiul appeal I.. k''d
government
Mrs. Ben y. Iiud.Iey or
county spoke with on'hut''Nh ''
work which lHG boon duN' DID '''.
county TOR c."1u E'''in'u'
declared that ihc won WIZ
their power i'lf 49, .''
lcnr " tE'F CON- H1'
turlty 30 vote i1r John 'H
llcphurn's ihconi' 'I'' ,n'u".
Following .Hi7, amos '''N'.''
WIS called out Wd ltom .'''
ON there WAS mo- cnrh nn 'hlIl ''
1iculurus s zcni was iWr''''' "'
crowd, until a. INC '..s' '' u.
speech III" shout ih.' wont N. 'u'
Fields WAS conNnn'd "N.'
ter Appeared nuI d'.t'I'd 't ".
,isiou.
"lf ! had tho N'i'lnF o' N'
form for tho 'puu'''"'7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-02
NEW CITY REGIME
MOVES IN TODAY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
administration Commissioner Rudd
was Chuscu fur mayor pro tenn, Other
appointments made al that time
were as follows Municipal Judge, s.
T. Dunn, city attorney. !. j. I'M
drrNood. building inspector. Frank
O. Walters city superintendent Of
health Dr, W. W. Woody, city
treasurer. II. l.. Laws; manager con-
vontion hall j. Il. rrothers. muni-
Cipal court clerk. Raymon Huag-
land. fire marshal Wesley Bush;
plumbing Inspector. Frank Money
smith; parS hoard, l.. l., Doyle, Mrs.
Woodson Norvcll, {, \, Abbott and
G. II. WrightsmAn,
Police Az 10 FAN.
Police Commissioners Kis-
kadduu and Chiof OF Police Reese
Moran have had thcir heads togeth-
'cr ever since Muau's appointment
In AN effort to determine the per-
sunncl Of the now police force, II
Is Obvious that the AK win strike
hard, and that a number OF those
now on the force win be asked to
scok other employment,
The now administration, although
hcslvged with applications from
those who want ON the police force,
finds that 10 must cut the force TO
oven less than It's present size. which
creates q condition not entirely de-
sir1hlo tu new administration with
It's numerous political debts to pay.
AvcordiuE 10 tho city's records, tho
police department. payroll account
is already about $500 oyerdrawn.
ord unless the force is substantially
cut This deficiency viii he much
luEor at tho close of the fiscal
year.
water job Rig Task.
The principal piece Ot unfinished
business passed from tho Evans ad-
ministratiun 90 Nowhlock's Is the
Spovinaw wator urojoct However.
This uudcrtahluE is only par
TALLY in the hands of the city COM
mission, as tho uoupartlsan water
commission has charge of all de-
tails connected With actual Construc-
ton worN. As the water Commis-
sion has charge OF the water depart
Wout, there is little likelihood OF a
shako-up IN the working force. The
water commissioner is poworlcss 10
make changes unless he first OBJ
tHlus the consent OF the water COM
mission
An economical administration has
| been plcdEed hy the Nckblock ad-
uiulstration, this promise having
been one OF the main planks In its
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-02
HUGH SCOTT WILL
NDT Iiv oIfT OF kNtt

OKLAHOMA CITY, May 1.-llugh
Scott, who filed Thursday for nom
ination for governor on republican
ticket said tonight he viii continue
In the rncc and that fields decision
will not affect his plans for the
primary campaign. Alva Niles, OF
tulsa. wired Fields prior To the
meeting. urging MIN TO run. Niles
was prospective candidate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27
MlSHAWAKA NEWS
BLANCHE WAZNIAK
AGAIN NABBED BY
POLICE IN RAID
Also Arrest Man and Woman
for Frequenting House and
IntoxiCation.

Blanche Wazniak. known ss the
queen Of Chaplin Street" was arr
rested last night a. s-45 when Chief
Harry Barrows. Capt Herman
Beehler and Officers Nontl1e and
Wright raided the house a. SIS
Short 81. The Wazn.ak woman was
charged with operating a house ~
H. fame and with the unIawfu. pos
session OF intoxicating liquor Ger
trude Richardson. was arrested on q
charge Of intoXication and also II
frequenting the house Harold s
Kelley. 525 y Sixth ST.. River Park.
was arrested for frequenuns a house
OK IN fame
The Wazniak woman was placed
under a $1,000 bond which ar
late hour last night she was unable
10 furnish. The Richardson woman
was Intoxicated when brought 20 the
station Blanche Wazuiak was arr
rested last Saturday night when the
local police raided the house a. SIS
short ST. She is still under $1,000
bond for her appearance in the city
court June ! on charge OF Operat-
ing a house OF iu fame.
The trio viii come up for srraign-
ment before Judge Raah today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27
ARTHUR BACON TO
WE'D CLETUS IVES
SATURDAY, JUNE 3

Armour cement was made Of the
approaching wedding OF Arthur Ba-
con and Miss Cletus Ives, A. par
~ given by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
W French. Al their home. 216 r
Lawrence ST. last evening. The
date Of the wedding is June third
The announcements were made in
forms OF messages from Dan cupid.
the tiny envelopes being concealed
in 2 shower bouquet The bride
eject is the daughter or OFFICER and
Mrs. Asa Ives. The groom is the
son Of Mr. and Mrs Arthur W Ba-
con. ia s Mortified av-
The interior Of the French home
was attractively decorated with
spring flowers Contests We're en-
ioyed and favors awarded 20 Mrs
Wigant Delicious refreshmen
were serted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27
KILLED IN ACCIDENT
WHILE ENROUTE TO
VISIT BROTHER HERE
Justice EnOs +. Long Receives
Telegram-Leaves for
Lima, o.

Enos E. Long. well known M.sh-
awake lawyer and justice OF the
peace. received a telegram yesterday
afternoon informing him OF a fatal
accident 10 his brother. John A
Long Of Florida. while en- route 10
Mishawaka where he intended MAX
ing a prolonged visit Particulars
OF the accident were not given
Mr.. Long is a former resident 81
Penn township. having been born
here over 50 years aso- He moved
10 Wisconsin upwards OF - years
ago I'D aftervvard 70 Florida. where
he resided for IS years He was
veteran of the Civil War. having
Joined company d. 12sth Indiana IN
1863. and was honOrabiy discharged
from service in 1856
Justice Long left for Lima O.. on
he New York Central railway at
1:25 this morning. where the acct
dent IS supposed 10 have occurred.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27

Farmers Trust Co. administrator of
estate ~ OTTO Price. deceased. SIS Wi
helmina Tauhe. Rudolph Price. Elizabeth
Lester Ida Tgube TropEar Fred Iautf.
Flora Price. and So Joseph County. lu-
diana 20 Elizabeth Lester
Tr tho Circuit Court ~ 81 Joseph
County. md May term 1870
You are severallv hereby nCrlrrd rnat
the above named petitioner as admins
traitor NJ inc estate aforesaid. bias fled
in the Circuit Court ~ S. Joseph county.
Indiana. q petition maeinE you defend
ants thereto and praying therein r q"
order and deer ~ of said court 1lfhofk
Ing the sale 81 certain real estate ae-
longing 90 the estate ~ sad leoedaur.
aud Boo said petition Described 'n make
assets FOR me paVu-r- ~ The debts and
liabilities 81 said estate. aul has also
fued an affidavit averrlIE therein fhat
Nou and each ~ 5000 ore non residents
Of The state ~ Indiana. ~ mar ralr re-
dence is Unknown. and -h1t sou are nee
essarv parties r0 said proceeding and
that said petition so FLED and which "a
now pending. i7 set for hearing ln saIl
CfrrrIt court 20 fhe court house in Nou--
Bend Indiana. On fhe leh DAY ~ juno
Witness the clerk and seal ~ SAID
Court. thi- 71th daF ~ MAY 1922
WILBUR ~ WARNER Clerk
Bv LF0NA WHITE. Deputy
George I. Rgliscn ATTORNEY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27
NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT RFSoIU
TTON

South Bend, Ind. Nav 10 1922
Notice is hereby given by the Board
Of Public Works OF the City of south
Bend Indiana, that IL is desired 10 make
the following public Improvement in seid
City as authorized 10y the following num-
bered Resolution. adopted by said Board
on the 18th day of MAY 1922
No. 9s9. To improve O'Brien ST. from
Washington av. 10 the hrst alley south
OF KenwoOd az. by the construction Of n
local sewer as shown by the plan. and
specifications on fle In the office Of said
board
Said board has fixed June 9TH 1922 at
z rs p. VI on which date said Board viii
hear all persons Interested, or whose
property is or will be affected by any
of the above proposed improvements. on
the question as % whether the special
benefits that viii accrue % the property
20 be assessed admitting on the line IL
such proposed Improvement wiz be equal
90 the estimated cost thereof
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
]. r slaughter.
J.. T. Hardy.
Albert D. Homer
Attested Veronica g. Sweeney.
Clerk ~ d Do Board
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27
NOTICE OF PETITION TO CHANGE
NAME.


State Of Indiana.
st. Joseph County. IS.
In the st. Joseph Superior Court Nav
Term. 1922
In the Matter Of the Petition Of Yellow
TaXlcab and Transfer Co, q Corporation.
10 Change Name
Notice OF Petition TO Chance Name
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed corporation, Yellow Taxicab and
, transfer Co. has applied TO the ST
Joseph Superior Court Of said County
and State, 10 have its name changed
from Yellow TaXicab and Transfer Co. 10
Yellow Cab Co. Of South Bend Indiana
that sald petition and application viii be
presented TO and heard by said court on
the 2nd day of the September Term Of
said Court, 1922, the same being the first
uesday 81 said term and the 18th day Of
September. 1922
YELLOW TAXICAB & TRANSFER co
BY John a Grief President.
O.. a FARABATGH. Attorney
Dated this 9th day Of Nav. 1922.
Nav 26 Tunn . y
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27
FOR SALE

Miami St. 6 rooms and bath. all mod
ern. garage. $4,000.
Five rooms. large living room. large
dining room. two bedrooms large
kitchen. good lot. close 90 Portage. first
class condition Price, $1,000 %
Taylor St. close 20 church rooms
all modern; garage 5000 On.
Northwest. rooms. gas. water So
O000O. cash. $4,000
Four room bungalow. Rush ST near
pubail, an modern. s. 500 90 $500 o0
down
VOIGT & BRADFORD
col 2O2 Citizens Bank Bldg.
L-511I-L-52q9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27

City OF south Bend, Indiana. Depart
ment Of Public Works.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro
poSlls viii be received by The Depart
ment OF Public Works ~ the City NJ
south Bend. Ind up 70 lo clock 4. 81.
~ The sixth daT ~ Jure. 49, FOR the
execution ~ the following work.
Pfre sewer on Duhail az. from Leer 81.
20 Marine So Under Improvement Reso-
hutton so 111
pine sewer on TAYLOR - from Indiana
av 10 Calvert 81 Under Improvement
Resolution No. go
Pine sewer on GeorEiaua 81. from
south Bend 8v % So Vincent So nder
Improvement Resolution NO. 90
Pipe sewer on Marietta 81. from indi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27
FOR SALE

3 room modern house. large To-.
Marine ST Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
5 room modern house with sun
parlor, r. Dayton st ....-... $4,000
. room modern house: beautiful
surroundings. Leland Az. .... $500 o.
room modern house. Forest .Av. 10000
: room modern house. large lot
Allen s.. INSTRUMENTATION. $4,000
room modern house. alley lot.
garage. Bowman ....-.....- 10000
s room bungalow. modern. large
lot :. 18th 81 -.-....-.-.-...- 400 %
We have some very desirable vacant lots
we will sell vacant or will build 10 suit
You.
DUNNAHOO & BAILEY
400 ]. n :. Bug
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27

Mr. and Mrs Marshall Potts X.
Race ST, viii leave today on a motor
trip 10 Joliet where they viii spend
Memorial Day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27
NOTICE OF PETITION TO CHANGE
NAME

ST. Joseph County. SIS
term. 1922
In the Matter Of the petition of A. r..
Heller Furniture Co, a Corporation. TO
change Name
Notice OF Petition 10 Change Name.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed corporation. A H Heller Furni-
ture Co, has applied TO the ST. Joseph
superior Court or said County and State
10 have its name changed from A II Hell
Ter Furniture Co. to Heller and son Fur
nlture Co; that said petition and appli-
cation viii be presented to and heard by
said court on the 2nd day Of the Septem
Der Term OF said Court 1922 the same
being the first Tuesday of said term and
the 18th day Of September. 1922
A. II. HELLER FURNITURE co
BY Adolph r. Heller President
G.. A. FARABAUGH. Attorney.
Dated this oath day OF May. 1922
Nav % Tune q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27
FOR SALE
: FROM ST REF
STATION

FOR SALE
View modern home On y Walnut.
near Laporte Az. 5000: $1,000 cash
$50 Der month.
seven room hone. modern but cleo
tricity. on Laporte Av.; large lot: So
50Oo0 on payments.
seven room home on Anthony St.
near Division $4,000 $4,000 cash,
$500 per month.
Five room modern bungalow in River
Park HOT water heat, SO 5000, $4,000
cash, $1,000 per month; possession 80
days.
six room semi bungalow on Misha
waka Az I living and dining rooms
finished in oak. Three bedrooms.
Double garage. $4,000
W. X McHENRY
Lincoln 57Ss POO Farmers Trust Bldg.
EeIutiful suburban homes on famous
Dixie Highway; 3 acres, Groom house,
barns. coops. electricity. furnace. plenty
Of fruit, $500. terms. VIII trade Tor
city property
One acre. Groom house. plenty Of
shade. % bearing fruit trees. berries
and grapes barn; $500, terms.
Five acres. 1-room new house. garage.
CO0ps. ! acre timber. S4.1Ohet. Terms.
3l5 acres: small home; garage
Florence Knoll. the gem Of suburban
additions Lots Sl2J To $50. ON ear
line 10 per cent cash, $40 per month
southeast. rooms. part modern
bungalow near Roseland, 6 rooms; 2.
acre 5000. 5000 cash.
Northwest close in, splendid S-room
modern home: hoOred attic, oak trim
garage lOt Oxl30. $1,000. 500 cash.
Five blocks from center. good loca
tion, splendid broom modern home
OAK fOOrs. corner lot; $1,000; terms.
Three small cottages at Little Fish
Lake. . furnished boat house. boats
1 acre land. soft. lake front; 5000
Eight blocks from center. new mod
ern bungalow. oak floors and trim; 20
4oxl3O paved street. no assessments
Sl.4W. terms
Northwest. new bungalow. paved
street no assessments. $500 terms
Northwest, new bungalow, part mod
ern. $3.50: 800 cash.
Northwest modern 1-room home
garage. shade. shrubs. $1,000. terms
Harter Heights, beautiful colonial
exquisite in detail, shrubbery anC
lawn; double garage an elegant home
lot G5x1J0 $4,000. terms
Northwest. brick veneer mansion. II
rooms. every convenience; quadrupl'
garage. large corner lot $1,000; terms
We have homes Of all kinds in every
section Worden Realty Co. Main 40
23S Farmers Trust Bldg
FOR QUICK SALE of your home cell a
the Lewinski Agency Room 9, People,
state Bank Bldg. 1222 W Division ST
We have 53 customers anxious to bu'
homes II they could get possession il
30 DAYS
FlVE-ROOM HOUSE = Electric lights
furnace and fun basement Located OF
one acre Of ground. Plenty Of frui
trees. This is an exceptionally gooC
buy. Terms Call Main Hiss Ask 70
Mr.. HOgue or Mr. Dietrich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27

Az EXCEPTIONAL opportunity 10 home
seekers new = room bungalow.
lights good we'll. one block from schools
close 10 car lines. Price 5000 $50 OF
down. So % a month. 1f55 T. Bow
man st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27

WHITCOMB x KELLER
EDGEWATER DRIVE
Can give immediate possession Of n
new home Of very attractive design. a.
rangement. Extra large rooms Lava
tory and breakfast room first floor: 3
very large bedrooms with unusually
large closets and bath on second floor
Highly finished interior. Solid oak
floors In living and dining rooms. Base
ment under entire house with laundry
connection and floor drain. Excellen:
furnace. Hot and cold water Large
lot. Terms and price on application.
NJ 400
Farmers Trust Bldg
ELEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE: ,
bath rooms hardwood floors and
trim. Close in A fire income prop
erty Very easy terms.
Res. Main ASS go Farmers Trust T
PEACE Of mind is not 10 he found in
places. but rather I'm the possession of
things loved and sought for. The pos
session OF n HARTER HEIGHTS home
will TO many mean all Of the worldly
goods for which they vearn. and the
10Y which will come with such posses
sion viii he ample reward for the price
paid for such peace. Louis 6. Palmer
& co 4i2 Union Trust Bldg VI 1860
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27
Under Improve

ana av 20 Dubail av. uder Improve
ment Resolution 80 91e
AN in The City OF south Bend. Indiana
Complete drawings and specification,
of said work are now ora tle in the office
Of the Department ~ Public Works Boz
the CITY Han Of south Bend. Indiana
The Board reserves the right o. reject
any or all bids
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
L q eLlLrLf.r-