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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-31
Moon influences Mushroom Growth.

\ WoCh TNHUtHCeE WUsITTUuTH NTV"E''
The growth Of mushrooms is iphu.
eneed considerably by changes Of the
moon" Observers of these night
groUths know that. ut full moon the
crop invariably shows itself, but when
GA the wane there is a perceptible de-
cline.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-31
C. w. WRIGHT. NJ. ID.

EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED
Oculi3t ana Aurst 10 North Nlams
hospital Formerly In charge of eye
ear, nose and throat services at Post
Hospital. Eastern Department Head
Quarters.
Tel. 372.M. Oow!in Block, no. Adams.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-31

In England it is unlawful to play
billiards in a public place on sunday,
Christmas day or Good Friday
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-31
MOTHER SLIPS
BY ELIZABETH M'NAuoHT

il5I525l5lS1SIEa5 7S15 151515I57s1sL
). 1922. by Mcclure N0WHpaper Syndicate
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-31

Unless you see the name "Bayer'
on package or on tablets You are not
getting the genuine Bayor product
prescribed by physicians over TWEEN
tytwo years and proved safe by mil.
lions for
Colds Headache
Toothache Lumbago
Earache Rheumatism
Neuralgia Pain, Pain
Accept only "Bayer' package which
contains proper directions. Handy
boxes of twelve tablets cost few
cents Druggists also sell bottles of
"a and 100 Aspirin is the trade mark
of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetl.
cacidester Of Salicylicacid,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-31

Not Originally opprobrlous.
"Quack' doctor originally meant
quake or ague, doctor,
The Missouri herald., 1922-11-03
Wood Heating Stoves, stove pipe
stove boards and coal hods, at Buck
leys, Hayti, Mo.
500 Reward. 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
faces of the System thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in the curative powers of Halls
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that It fails
to cure. Send for list OF testimonials
Address +. ]. CHENEY & Co, Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist. 75c.
The Missouri herald., 1922-11-03

lost. Letter made nice run around
end, but failed to make first down
Malden's ball. Crawford made end
run for 20 yards. Maiden lost on
an end run. Hayti intercepted pass.
Letter lost ground on an end run.
When Heard fumbled Alexander re-
covered. Hayti failed in forward
pass. Maiden penalized for being
off side. Hayti punted. Maiden
made two yards on end run. Hayti
held Maiden in two line bucks.
Hayti was holding Maiden in her
own territory when the game ended.
Final score: Hayti, 13; Maiden,
12.
Referee: Merrill.
Umpire: Doris.
The Missouri herald., 1922-11-03
Republican Ticket
For Collector of the Revenue
Il. r. COLE
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
SPECIALIST COMING.

DR.. W. A. LOTHIAN of Decatur,
H., will be at the Carleton Inn, Ca
ruthersville, Mo-, on Monday, Nov.
6. Hours from 8 a. m. to 8 p. III.
At Hayti, at the Mitchell Hotel on
Tuesday, Nov. z. Hours from a
M, to 8 p. m. He will be prepared
to take care of any disease of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat DR.
LOTHIAN has a wide experience in
his speciality and uses the BLOOD
LESS method for removal of tonsils.
51-52
Attorney j. Il. Duncan was attend
ing to legal business in the county
seat Wednesday.
Good, heavy work pants ant
flannel shirts, at Buckleys.
The Missouri herald., 1922-11-03
1922 COTTON so PER CENT
MORE THAN LAST YEAR

According to the report as sent
out by special cotton agent, L. L.
Crocker, of the Department of Com
merce, there has been 1878 bales of
cotton ginned in Pemiscot county up
to the 18th day of October, 1922, in
comparison with 1O,OS3 for the same
period last year.
The Missouri herald., 1922-11-03

-Hersheys' Cocoa, in bulk, at
Buckleys. Price 10 cents per pound.
Makes pies, cakes, candy, and fine
drink.
The Missouri herald., 1922-11-03

Sam Pikey and son, Chas., also Mr..
Pikey's daughter, Mrs. Matt Holland
and daughter, Mrs. Mary Adkins, of
Marston were here Tuesday and Wis
tied at the w. P. Meatte home.
The Missouri herald., 1922-11-03

Parker Kersey, Democratic nOmi-
hours yesterday afternoon.
The Missouri herald., 1922-11-03

Flower Pots, in all sizes, soon
at Buckleys.
The Missouri herald., 1922-11-03

Oyster Shells and Poultry Pow
der will help your hens. Buy them
at Buckleys.
The Missouri herald., 1922-11-03

Good. heavy work pants and
flannel shirts, at Buckleys.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02

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rlEruErr DANCE

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
AFTER SEVEN YEARS

A. ...r unE n o Mr. and Nu August hH.o arrived on m. s...u. ... morning 0H n F... n H .H.r m'r a.H Hn o| ..I.r I0.r H.. I.0..H 'oH. ..I | H.. u...I from m. .n.. r.u o. W"Hu.oH cmn. 0 way n. n. won. 0u. n. mn" 0
 good position m e.IHe uwn. .'. H.r h. mad. . .H..ul.d record u. nm n..ru.... n .u a.0." training camp n.Ho... m. .u.. H..I 0n him. n. Ho H..0H ID ... .H .0o iron. IT. win h. H.ro about two week. whom h. win U..Ww .1 a......
 M H.m Aa..a u. .H. nw... u.nI. Ho.. I....U. ... ...1 r.. u.Uo. m. m.uu. ..I.. ...n. ..- tended summer Normal a Boiling.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
FORMER DAYS
 ARE RECALLED
New Files Ten ol Happenings m um Ima Twenty Yeu
 Ago This Week

Two farewell. "... .ru by lIo Ladies I..Hu. o l.e Om...IoHu. ..u.. .H. tor Mn" John WN" and ... .... Mr.. H M IHH.HIu. H..H n. '.I.. H.. '..ru. Che H- HI
 rom.m.. ouuo.. reported .o ... council H... He haa HIoI and buried .n .o.
 M .| M I. Chon were ..n...a.n. W Ono no'- n.n.
 T.. H.m. s.nn Anu arrived from M. H....rI H.h gold to .lo mom. o. ...000 n oHueo of lfa n.
 H..m. Kelly returned from Hoo. U. H..
 on I.-. on n vrt to .. 0| u.u He. and Mu.
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 r|
 " John Morrow I brother uU.. In...ou returned from n visit m |om.I
 w. ".H.n. returned from u U II. UU.. sound aUo.
 0u HumII.r was .nene .o . HH..H..I Imeo n.r ... H0. .mIr
 Tn. purchased Tot Ht IHe corner o Second and V streets from
 Wm.
 m. Vernon .... arrived .o uI .. .....mH. .. .0o Opera Hou.. U.o.. I. H0.uu and MI" .hu- ..... ". ..".U. wen. m.r...i aI .. . H.... H N.. H'r.an I.." .... ... .00. .Hu W ........ ou HH .nr'E ..amH H.. .. IT. Inc. I..I II number a.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
sLoNa - - ""

TH. Dawson E.uH ..." Che follow" .. .m.U. .. .H connection U..' III. r..... ..... 0. .0. Hru. .or.. -.. general .. ....'. .' Mayo.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
sITKi NEWS BBE5FLETs
 CULLED FROu TRIBUNE

Mr 1in Nr. John Vanderbilt who have been cuIoy.nEu vacation at Che GnIdnrI em.tar'um. were eu09la at lHe Eror hotel before leaving for .Icr homo In Honolulu
 Um L L HW Of ToNus arrived Nmday She a principal of Ono pub- Uc achooI which begin. a ton months tom noEl Mouiag
 Hmy phuip ronor'a Ihat while mp Indian river Che fore par. cl Ohio weeE he witnessed doe chasing door
 Capt. Bennett recently camo across Herman ol Che eaaboat Sally a.ttne ou top of h.s cabin with Che dccu nwash Herman was lowed into ain water uclr Roioubt where he could roHnIr hIs "a.umnr boE
 uelaro dying John Martin made a win appointing Mm Prod Johnson nj. administrator MT Martin was a WoI known o'dUmcr about Juneau 5.tla and other towns Tho funeral was hold Saturday afternoon.
 Mm J ". Johnston. th wife of Dr Johnston who has been visiting roIaUvor Tn Tacoml returned home ou thc Spokane. accompanied by hcr H.Uo daughter
 Mr. and Mr Brownie oI acattIc pro uo.a at Che Er'ar h0.oI Mrs. Brownie |. daughter of peuy WIlcN and Ia making him F.s.t
 Joe No.dormoycr started to shoot brown bear on Hoonah sound and mnn.HcI l1 notice n second ono. Hc paused moment and Owe others ap- nurod Hc Chen made am honorable r.ro1t'
 W. ?. Mn and Dr. Cond'. visited su'o.n hu lhH week and found Chat ruuIaIa had nten Ono ioou and wine loH from buildings lhore and had .arIod Io toar mp flooring In Gc warehouse. A party lcl, as they ap- nro.ohod and wae u such hurry lHat n. Io.t behind hIa kIudIne
 L n Uoueh formerly of Che re.eHUue Um of CIoueh E King horn or Fairbanks who mu.hcd in or.r One uaI from Valdez to hc Tm.nn In company W.Lh lhco. ho.- Hrrn superintendent. of Che pio- uoor Homo In l9oi. was recently a r.I.or In Istaa.
 "Cuu. cans. Whoao got iho 'caua wa. game similar io buttons played by Ono eaunor.cs One ra9t two ueeEa Indeed. lhcro was a0mc tan mTue on Che part of individual .uucr.o. to got enough cams to finish olI hc.r n.cIH ht Che p'acca whore He.e are uuu.Iy cams .0 throw at Hc bria thcre wcro mo cana The amaHou became aor'0ua Iu romc Iu-
 an.a.. and One wires were kept red ho. It aoame Burkharit aeout.uE Che oT..horc wind. had gotten a cor- nor on o0na
 stanley e Thomas v. S deputy muhrI of sfsa. and Miss LeI.a Long Of IacEaon. O. uero married i'm enUe. August I2h at Che M. E. church. Her Lanedon performing Che ceremony Mr. and Mrs. p. Jor- don wore witnesses. Mr. Thomas mc. h.s bride I'm soatuc Ho formerly roc a.dod at JaeIuou and thc two kept up n correspondence Mr. Ihomu !. n ucI known Alaskan au followed aah- ue and pco..ue aorcra. ycar oe- .or. hc.ne appointed deputy marshal by George u. Beaumont Tho bridal couple win ar.vc on Che Spokane and hnre boon husy receiving con-
 umaIona Tlav win be nl home tn lher friends next WeoE
 The newly organized Boy ec1uH
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
ISLAND PERSONALS

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02

tho Tam Chic. Loie surrog No. 100 ud tho ta..n Ho.'. Loi. Survey Mo. HN ou Che oI'h. by tho 'a Iul. frtH Nn BOA and the NH."er I.I. Survey Nu GOO, on II. ...H" by tHe H" Net l.U. Survey .U H.. nuH ou tIo .u.H N.H.I. Huui Lode. r .o. III and au Chief I... .u-.. ... I0H.
 In InUI U... Included within tho
 I.HIa H.r.
 I.I0".H. Hr.r rrHre Iy ..U.I from f.. publication. C.I.I ..I T..u
 Chic. Lode I0aa aero. CmI..I uIfH I'a.Ea
 H... La.. o..'u.
 H.. o. ..r rc0n-
 NIoI HiI Paris
 LoIo Iofe acres cMUo. uh parH
 LoIo os6s acres cmuo. wtl Ra.-
 M Lode N.iIH acre. Conflict WI. u"u
 I..t L0I. Nat. acroH cmU... W.H uoue
 I aHI Loln 0aT1 acres Total r.l excluded l9.sel acros Net a... claimed .. .l|a acre1 Tn. I rnm sought f1 he uai- nrI.I h.n. uaf.l NurHl sur. Na Ift. in lUc oI.oIaI plat u....I .I.....IH.
 Amy and .I Hauon. claiming ad. ..E fHe uHIn. ground. mining cI.u F.n .n.. prom or amy ..H0n ...... described and m.fI.I and applied for an hereby rnIU. Chat tH.r adverse ..m m. IU. NIuI according to law. and tIe nInto1s t0aeIudor within Che t.m prescribed by law WH IHa Register o. Ono United ..o Land O.I..nt Iun0'u h.Hs.1. H.r win In. barred by F.rue %. iNe uruU uu o .H.ui..
 FRANK A. BOYLE.
 N.HsI.r Fn publication a.nl 1922
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
D0HEEY GENTLY ROASTED W
 SEATTLE POsrUTELuGErCER

The I0IoWu. H from Arthur Brabanca column u Che P-lt
 Mr. D0hmy biggest oI mn. uou t0 John D Rockefeller H boon cruising along Che Coa.t Q. Na I'm h.a yacht bul has found no o.I n. lya I do not want i1 fund moro o.I The price lH too low for ur body lo make moncy
 Gasoline comes from 0i He you noticed amy muIcky drop In sa- oino prices.
 Production i a profitable ul But retailing Ia a practical ..0uo. "Choan. perhaps hut uo. lo .Ho con. umor a Che motto Of American dis r.huUon
 However, aa Eureno DrscoI nHio- oph.caIir remarked long ago. -rhe public a .hero to bo robbed why wouldn't lHay rob thoma
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02

enjoyed Choir drl camnIu erp a.t woeE a. He Crab Bay They leu sItm W.ln.IaY noon in n rHu- storm and .ayci mtI Friday night Tho rain .'ucl w.th ,hm mo o. tHe Hme hu tlW Wur. Ono Scout
 smile oven though tho weather Wa IIrI rrooHnIr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
T1wu sIIE 0F BITE STOCK

Tn III. Comm cHw. for .H. Hn.. 0. I'. uH No.
 I ". 0.. Oomm no
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 |... hereby .rm lhHl John H...n. .a.o. oI lH. .. ... .. .HU H.|..... Io.ol.I. win | ..... .u..0r Tn .Ho neho. nm. I. U...r ..r ..... pursuant .l -. ... '. u... and entered low n. ..... ...H.. r.oH.. .ow. oI m. | . 0. |u".. I..l .h. I. .rH.I personal prop .. .....H II. ...I .'u... .o-WIt
 I...r ...| share. u. .lc ~ I... o. m. Iul Tur.-
 . Dan. a t..a. u.na-
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02

Thal mId mIc win bc conducted a Ono front door of Ono probate court room and of One .. s Comm. .uu oIIco at Dour.Ha hIaaka at . o'clock n mn on tho 5th day Of September Iala
 OIrm under my hand and thc of n.aI ..aI of One nrola,o cour. above mentioned .h.a s2nd day of hueuat Ioaa
 laoan FELIX CRAY
 Comm .ou.r and EE-0n.c.o
 HrohHlo Judge.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
 STARTED FOR P-I a.

T.. tr.r. mad. by .H. NuHH Hru. Toa.l.r or.an.a..an on Wed. ..|.r afternoon provo. very .. ui mor. .H.n oH. hundred meme I.r .rrr enrolled and m. I.... ..| mo.. ..H..... ID join when a0o. .".H
 TH. ... Territorial lr.. ..' F. r. A..r A..... I. having w. V r.ru. ... hundred m.mH0" Hom m. .H... Territory tn No .0.. n
 rT UHo. n lho National U..... .|...... |..H."n onH'0. ..n m n. r... U... E.'r
 U.. T."0u. o-"...on WI" formed ..I rn. .un. I.o .0.O moo. .. Im... mud promise. n h. great help (. education in Alaska.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
FATHER G6BEIEL

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
srrKA HOT SPRINGS

T". nr E. I t0...rIH ..m'H sranum whore .H.r. !. u." ..m.-. Rates ss per day and mp. T0. water. oI Che s.t.a Ho. Spring
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
N0rgE OF APPLIcATL0N 0E -

NOTICE OF APPLICATION or TEE ALASKA TREADWEIL GOLD M- ING COMPANY FOR UNITED STATES PATENT TO "E' LODE
 CLAIM
 OswaI Ol5O3l
 July af fnla
 NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN Ha. in pursuance Of Chapter aN IHO Tmrty-lW0 O. Ono Revised a.H.u.. 0r Ono United 5Hte Che uHa.r..n- oI. Che Alaska Tr.aIWoI Gold Mine .ue Company corporation. who's. post oI.oe address TrHdH himEa hr and through .U HHf and attorney In llc. ?. t HuI.a. whose n0. 0IIeo addr Ie Im.| A'a.Ea claim. l10 II. South E ou fHo "N' Lode and 1870 I.. North I1 " Ou fHa 'N' L0I. uI I.n mineral deposit bearing gold urer ground ihrae hundred feet in width on Ono northeast ol tho lode and .U0 hundred and eighty feet 0u Che south. Wost side 0. said lode. m lying and heue ou Douglas Island .u Che Iu- uau Recording District h'Hu be- ue Mineral smFcy No. IffI and Il. about i1 mHEe application .n ... United snt.. for nr.ort for '.. mII mining claim. which H mor. fully described H t1 mc.U am. bounds by .hc oU.c.aI plat herewith ported and by lno Gold notes o. r s.F IHor.o. now filed u Che n.I0. o. Che rara.er Of Che District uI Lands. subject Co sale 1t Juneau. h..." which field rotaa of survey d.No One boundaries and ce.0l 70. said claim ou Che ur.aoo wien variation uI an cornUH a- aN a as follows. .o-Wt.
 Hoe.nn.nr n Cor No. ' whence V. $. L. M No. ! ou flo north
 nnd of MIrIou.r IH.mi h.Hr N 21a Il It65.lI T. d.
 uuce. Latitude as IG .N
 Longitude 1892 l9 I0' w. thence S Il 0 E 1000 i. f1
 Cor No thence $ fa N "
 5EO II. fo Cor Mo- Hi tHme. N I5" w 100000 l. I0 Corr No. 4. u.nuc N. t5 E asI q. to Cor No. ]. p.le. ol o.-
 ginning.
 which said mining claim hereby sought to bn patented 'a bounded u . follows. i0-WI. ou thc uorHaH. by
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02

Mr. and Mrs John HuH win Ier .U l.. Jefferson ... ... .oH.I
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02

fmu EHcampueut h0. ] Moot. .. odd ".Iau Uau lut and uII Mondays at s 70. m. Hro.H.H o. UHa Royal Purple pro o.I.II. ur0I
 JOHN G. JOHNSON c.P. L w. ELHIN" aerH..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02

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which said mining claim hereby sought to be patented I bounded u follows. i0-W.. ou .ho northeast by
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-21
COAL PRICES IN
MID WEST GO Up
Western Wholesale Market
Reports Scarcity as Result
of Mine Strike.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 20-Coal
prices are going up on the western
wholesale market as a result Of the
nationwide miners strike. accord
Ing 20 reports reaching United Nine
Workers headquarters here today.
The wholesale reserve supply
stored by Illinois and Indiana mine
owners is being depleted rapidly and
they are holding what they still
have on hand TO maintain their idle
properties or selling it al increased
rates
Southern illinois mine run is
bringing 81 20 $3.50 a ton. Before
the strike 10 sold at wholesale for
S2.25 10 $3.50 Similar Increases
were reported in mine run from CEN
trail Illinois and Indiana fourth and
NTH vein.
Products of the non-union fields
Of West Virginia command the same
prices they did three weeks ago be-
fore the strike started. There is lit
tie demand however i'm the West and
Middle West for eastern coal because
Of high freight rates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-21
SEN. NEW MAKES
PRIMARY APPEAL
Indiana Scion in Keynote Adj
dress of Campaign Out
lines Platform.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 20-Sen.
Harry S New delivered the keynote
address in his campaign for re-elec-
ton before a republican party gath
ering at state headquarters here to-
day.
Criticising the Wilson administra
lion and lauding that OF Pres't Hard
ing the senator set forth the follow
ing plauks as his platform. subject
10 approval in the primary elections
May .
1.-Furtherance OF the sit down
and talk it over" spirit i'm regard 10
European relations
Revision OF the revenue act so
as 10 make it rest more lightly upon
the people.
&-Enactment OF tariff law en-
rodyins the republican principle OF
protection.
New dwelt al length upon the rec
prds OF Harding and the republican
congress with regard 10 economy
handling Of eX-service mems prob
lens. farmer aid and other achieve
ments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-21
SAYS BANK CREDITORS
WILL BE PAID IN Full

DOWAGIAC Mich. April co.
Receiver Jesse y. Buderblck. for
the First state Savings bank Mar
ce'lus. closed by Michigan bank ex-
aminers. said creditors would receive
100 cents on the dollar and the bank
probably VIII be rcopened. Slider
back has broucl suit against T.. +
Sperry % force collection of $500
he said the latter obtained from the
bank on an unsecured note The re-
ceiver said other suits would follow
in which debtors obtained money
with no other Endorsements except
their own.
The Jones Cooperative society
and three other creditors Of the de.
funct Farmers * Merchants bank
who have sued the Alarceuus banI
for $4,000, alleging it controlled IN.
other bank. have been notified thel
must file their claims 20 share i'm IN,
assets of one bank or the other
Should the creditors dle claim.
against the NarCellus bank. am.
that institution prove il had no con.
noction with the Jones bank. Re
ceiver BIderback said the creditors
would Dee precluded from sharing III
The assets of the Jones bank. TIL,
latter Institution Will realize from
40 10 so per cent on savings since
Ernest @. Stanard and Walter q
Jones partners IN the banking ven
ture have swelled assets nearA
$4,000 by assigning their real estat.
holdings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-21
HmCie DedicateS $50
Trees 10 u ar Veteran,

MUNCIE, Ind. Apr. 20. Five
hundred and fifty shade trees were
planted when citizens of Nuucie
Thursday afternoon dedicated me-
mortal avenue as memorial 20 vct-
Grams Of tho world war The avenue
90 he dedicated IS that which con-
rects IIccllin and McCWloch parks
and the trees viii be planted along
the entire thor5uchfare. A name for
me avenue. which IS 20 comprise
what now are Twelfth and Plum
streets. is TO- be chosen by popular
vote.
70 is said the avenue is 90 DE in the
natGre Of a memorial to- Delaware
cuuty soldiers and sailors VINO scrv-
"a in the recent war. To is planned
Jo establish bronze tablets. bearing
appropriate Inscriptions and set I'm
rativc boulder at the terminals of
The avenue iu each park.
The program included addresses
hy William ~. Everson. now OF Mum
rie. who was commander of am Amer
ieau unit in Italy; Mrs D. r.. Marsh.
president of the Federated club OF
cubs Dr. g.. q. Lcathcrmau. presi-
cent of the local American Legion
POSTS Mrs. George Raymond prcsi-
dent Of the War Mothers. Dr. john
Quick mayo- OF Muuc.e.