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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07

Offentliduns eines 9sridts beIcrst.
lpel4er bic boben Jleiidpreile auf rlas
tiirlids llridAen auf bic unseniisenpe
probuttipn 3uriidf,ibrt. Die Gnts
pertbuns bts @eIoes burd bus allse-
meine Steigen Der Waarenpreife TRACE
bas nebrise ba3u bel, bic 6leiidpeiis
gu srb0ben. Ood pirb bebauptst, Oob
sint Steiseruns Der prDbuttion in
SdpeinfIsiI1 tpabrmbmbar iei. Daa
TIT gar tein Sroit. Subalb bic prsiIs
ltarf In Die !9Obe geben. tpirb Die
,yteiibsepinnuns Disber dufgencms
men, natiirlicb nur in Shapsiusfleiib.
pas iih am idnsliten proouSiren ldBt,
Der ipabre 5batbeitaub piro ni4t anI
sefiibrt, neil sr Der abminiitratipn
unansenebm ipdre Die unerI6ipings
li9en preiis iinb baraus sntItanpen,
bab unier aanp feline 8orrdtbe sr-
ihopft bat, um ben Gniirten 5leiid
su liefern. IS pdrs bic pfli9t tsr
Apminiitrution sepeien, ben @iebitanb
oes Qanbes burd Elm ausfubrUsrbot 81
beidiisen, ipesiea Die g(usfubr bon
Hinbern gu perbieten, bic 70 ihlper
lpieber su erieBsH iinb, aber bas hdtte
England libel psrmertt unb es unter.
bIieb. Der grdi iiSent bdlt es fir
ielbitDeritdnbIi6, oab bas ameritanis
Ide YOlt bunsert, bamit Gnalanh
aussiebis erndbrt iperbsn lam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07
Die snsIii9e u bmiru.is

Die en9lii DE u bmtru.i :
t a t per0ffentIi4t jest ibren pffisisnen
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lamb. Oieie @srTpdtuns bat offenbar
ibren @runo barin, bab bic enslil9s
Nomiralitdt erit erfabren poIte, mas
Der Sesner iaste. Inn mad bshen Ms
saben einen geridt gu fabrisiren unp
um our9 allerlei &iinfte ben S9aben,
ben Der @esner erlitt, srDber baraus
Iteaen, ais Der Wirtli9teit sntipri6t.
Iber trpb aller bieisr gemiibunser
liebt bic eneliide qomiraIitGt iiG aus
Ber Stanoe, genaue Gnsaben iiber bic
Werluite Der Oeuti6en 5u MAIDEN uno
itist iid nur auf 9ermutbunesn, NOS
fir als Grurb bic nIop piiuaIitp" an.
seseben Dirb. iDomit bic llntlarbeit
Der 2ltmpipbdre semeint fein iol. 800
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niisen, tpirb ted sur Offensn unpabrs
belt gegriffen, ME bas nit Der 9ebaups
tuns 9eidiebt, bab bic beutf6e 5lotte
BET Beitem Der eusliI6en iiberIsgsn
mar. Gs 1T gu pertpunbern, lpie bic
Iomiralitdt bas ipagen tonuts, ba iDre
&.Ngaben iiber bic 3abl unb bas aalis
Der Der i'm 9efe9te befinbli9en Sditfe
erfebenlaien, bab bic lleberlegenbeit in
biefer !oinfitt auf Seiten Der Gnslin-
Der geipeIen iein muB. Die 9eblups
tuns. bab bic Deuti6en bic Slu6t err
sriff.n bdttsn, tuirb fOsar burd ben
8eri4t ieIbit piberleat, in ipsl6em ss
beibt, bab bi. enslii6e Jlotte fpeaen
Der eintretenben 0untel6eit bas 9es
fe4t absubreaen se5ipungen mar, lpas
bed bic gebauptuns aiieen itraft, SaB
bas 9efeht gu Gnbe tam, neil bic
Oeutiaen bi. 5ludt srgriffen. Gte
tpeiteren gnti9ulbisuneen, bic anses
fiibrt Derbeu, laFsn teinen anosren
S6lub gu, aIs bab bic gnglGnber eiz
ren Deit f9perersn Shfus srIittsr bas
ben, als lie ein5useiteben tpiTfsns fnb,
benn etn Sieger bruu9t iid mid. Su
entfdulbisen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07

sans unbesrnubsten Gur&t, bic par
teieinkit t5nne borunter S&dbtn leis
ben, ipdbrsub iie bod I'M Gtsenthsil
nur sefsiiist iperbtn l0nnte.-
sln anbcrcr Stelle beiBt eS: sTic
raSifaIc gluifaiiung (Dom gtnate.
Tie Olch.) fam ben Wertb Der nntro'
naIen geIbititdnbiafeit bes eigenen
Stoates nid)t IN ieiuer gagSen 8eoeii'
t,mg eriaiicn; tie iiebt in Dem Staatc
MIR Den silaiicniinat. Tab bel AUS.
brlid, bes arieees nllr cine tlel'ie
9linoerhcit Der ra6ifalcn @ortfubrcr
bic praftifden aonieauen5en aus cie'
ier Miiiaiiung ge3cgen bat aetgf frei.
lid, oab Sen Tinaen cine ailoere 70.
Igir irncirobnt OILS bem SebrgebdiiOe.
Tie scirtidjcn arbeiter, aud oie I'D
sim giabiiaIismiis bcfannt batfe'l,
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9inie ais tyIicOcr Ses Idnper teordnG'
fen ceiitihen Bellies, nno nidt als
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oic Scttc, Die bon bcinIiiden aapiia'
liiten init berieIbcn iunnad)iidtlld)er
Streale geidmieeet miro, wie pom
ben Gapitaliiten anrercr 21il6cr. Iis
Pcfiirdduua oaB Die arbcitcr ie Sis
@il!.st Der lationalen Selblibcbalr.
!lng uerneinen fonnten. III nIlnnefr
.pcfl .ibcrIpimbeu. lie Irbeiter babcn
ibrc StcauRa i'm Siaet ridltig CT
fnnnt, unb peroer iie iid bon fcineil
Oie aud INNER aearteteil S6DarIHa'
dcrtlaum ndnen laiien. lie Nelna'
a,le ser natipnaIen Beiucinidait INTO
nea Staatsncoanfens Slrd bic arbci.
tertIuiicn beSeutet aleidyeitia oi'
llcbe,nabme Don Rflidteu ullo be-
slnip.ud aui Tcd,te, Die nit ieHen
pcrblroen iiub, obne Die jene nidd or.
iiilit Dercer f6nnen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07
5raufr.id's @irtbidaitslase
gerIin, 7. Suni 1915.

% u u I. yuUt LID.
User ii6 iiber bi. pirtbf6afili.t.
2dngs 5rantrei6s aus ben fran5Jii-
iheu 3eitunsen untsrridten iuollie
miibte ben ginbrud ssipinnsn, bas hi,
WerbdltniiIt bort nismaIs beFtr aeTpe.
len limb, als geeenpdriis. Dag ben,
niht 10 1T, baB Jrantrei6 pielmsIr
unter Der erbriifenpsn Qait bee arie
ecs rpirtbidaftIi6 i4per lsibet, baiit
iino 5ablrei9s unparteiii9e 3euasr
oorbanben. gu ibnea gebDren u. a,
audi Die groben franS6iiihen 9aEter-
Der Grebit 2pounais unb bas Comp.
toir National b'Gseompie be paris =
Die iih iiber Die pirtbIhaftIi1c Gage
ibres Gaubes in ibrsn @ei4dftsbsriQ,
ten fpie folst dubern:
Das tpsfsntli6Ite Woment bes
ariegsiabres 1915 1T bic uugebeurs
Steigeruns Der prsifs, bic in Der gans
gen Welt gu per3eidnen mar. nnc
fpenn aud 5rantrsids Ssiubs, infolas
Der abi6niiruns ibres inisrnationalen
5anoeIs, barunter nebr sslittsn bo5eu
mogen. als 5rantreih unb feline 0ers
biinoeten, 10 1T es bod unbeiirsittar,
oab cine 1ernItlih, @ertbeuerune Der
Gsbensbaltuns" audi in Srantreid,
plos sesriffeu bat. 3ipar bat Der
g}reis bes 9rotss teins bebeuenbs Grs
bObung erfabren (uud Srantrsicb Dat
iih betannilih seuDtbist ssfeben. Sas
pou ben Jran5pfen reidtih perfpottete
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rnter bem Ramen pain national~
munbsereht gemadt iperben iolI). aber
anbere ebenfc ipi6tist g,robutte finb
i'm preiie unssbeusr ssitissen: ss fsi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07
Gte'G Grlaubmik @eine.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07
;sreitas, ben Z. Smli 1915.
Gin srober adrm nirl

Gin srober adrm pirS
bariiber ssmadt, oab WiliOn ben 9srs
iauf bon Waffen naa Merito seita.!et
bat uno Der 2Grm pirb Don Sencn
seIhlaseu, bic bas 9erIangen zines
Werbots Der Daffenausfubr nab
allen 2Gnbern als binoeftri6leriIden
Sodperratb bsaeianeten. SEPT, Do
ameritanii9e SOlbaten NIT amerlta'
rIiaen 9eidoHen set0btet porben linO,
1T enblid Der Geoante aufsetau9t,
bab es Elm 9erbrehen III, Waffen an
iremoe Hationen gu liefern. 9laeln
man mill bas nur inIoipeit als Der
breaen anertennsn, als es Die 2iefes
runs an Ufsyito betrifft. Sn Wilt,
lihteit absr lit urier 2anD burh Die
9tsferunseH an bic 4uiirten finan5ica
nod unenoIi6 mebr sefhabist pDroen.
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in europa ldnsit gu Gube unD IN
5olse bisies arisses baben Die Birssr
Der Ser. Staaten bobe &riegsiteusrn
sabIen miiiien, iiHb iie se5Dunsen, ale
&ebsnsnittsl oOppeIt unb breifa6 10
tbeuer gu beaablsn uno ni4t minosr
ale anDeren Waaren bes tdsliGtn
Werbrauds. 3dblt man nod bic Ser
lutte bin5u, bic bur9 arbeitsloFsieit
entitanbsu iinb, 10 haben mir se6nlnal
10 piel 5ugeiest, als bic Waffsnliefss
rungen uns singebradt baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07

lett anfans 1o15 lO46 MiaiOnsn
Jranes Golb seihidi. Tie 0erbops
pslnns Der biretten unb bic Grbobuns
Der inbiretten Steusrn lou 900 bis
1000 WiliOnen Granes idhrli@ ere
brinsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07
Ser YrGfibent bat iid

Der prGfibent bat iid
bafiir entihiebsn bic 9nselesenbeit
nit Merito ni4t bur9 Elm S9ieossea
riat gu fdli6teH, ionoern bic Inter
banblunsen oirett gu fiibren. Samit
bat er nitt ben sesignetiten Wes sur
gSieberberiteluns gutter 8esisbunser
setpGblt. Garrun5a 1T offenbur Der
anii9t, bub Der prdiibent riht Oas
rihtise @eritdnbnib fir bi. @erbIlt>
niiie in Merito beiist unb oaB er bel
Der Sebanbluns ienss aanbss fid bon
polittIden grpdsunsen leiten ldbt.
Ius bieiem 9runoe pouts er tunbisere
Ri6ter, rpie iie bic iiibameritanii ben
Wplomaten itnb unb aud porurtbeils>
freie Ri6ter. Oo6 lit bic Gage cine
berartise, bab Gurran5a ii4 in aIes
fiigeumub; er 1T gum Jrieoen gesfpuns
gen. bamit er ipisber grob unb Waifen
erldngen tanu unb er tptrb iidb aud
ernftli6 ben1iiben, unfere 9rense Dor
ueberFdnen gu fdiissn. Sn Wabrbeit
bat er niemals bDis @biidten 5eseH
unier 2anb sebest. Sie feinbliaen
lleberfdGs itnb Hi6t DON garran3as
Sruppen, ionbern bon 9iGas 9ansiten
ausgesansen, Der ii6 auF folt,e Meiis
ridden polIte, bab Der 9rdfibent Gars
ransa ansrtanuts, mag ebsnio iihers
fliiifis, ipie unbershtiet mar unD bic
biplomatti6e llnssiaidtidtsit beg
prdFoenten Benefit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07

Gs 1T perseblide dr.
belt, ben Deridieoenen ariessna4s
ridten 5u folesn, oa iis bur9 ibre Diss
len 4nsabsn 0ertpirrenb iinb unb ipss
5iel fotpsit es bic snslii9en unb franz
sOftidsn MeIbungsu betrifft, tuside bic
Yeiesung jeben Oorfes als sinen fra.
teeiI9en 9eipim Don peittrasenoer
9eoeutung biniteqen. &larbeit lit aur
gu ertansen, inbem man ii9 ous
S4ladtsnbilb in ieinen groben 3iigsn
perseeenDdrtigt Bel iolder Sstra4s
tuns 1T gu erieben, oaB bic .nsliI9s
SffeniiOe gum StilitanD getommeu
1T, Das ie!6itoeritGnolt6 bic srSbte
Yeoeutuna beauiprudt, ba aus bisIer
Sffenitpe Iid bic @erni6tuns Oer
Deutfden 5eers .rseben iollte. TisIsr
GHuftaub sepGbrt bic NDglit.eit,
bic 5ruHaoien, bic peit grOBers grs
folgs gu peraeidnen babsn gum Still
itanb gu brinsen. Gin ernitli6er, aDsr
fein tObtli6er S9Ias pdre Der Ser,
1uft bon peronne, neil bafelbft ii6 Gin
tpi6tieer GiienbabnsRnptenpuntt be-
fiHbet. Wenu oieiss serdumt tperpeu
mub, tOnnte man Sugeben, oab bic
Seutifen eiHen empfinbli9en Sdlag
erlitten baben, absr er mare niht oers
art DerbdnsnibDoa, bab sr ni9t pisber
gut seHlddt iDeroen tDnnte. Wds Rug
lamb betriFft, 10 1T ni6t i'm Mino.Itsu
gu befiir4ten, oaB es ben Gang Der
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Gbe nod bic 8ertre!er
Der GbieagOer padsr 9eIsgenbeit bats
ten, por einem DON aonereb eingsIebs
ten untsriuhunssAEommittse iid, auf
bic QHtfoge 5u Derdntfporten, bab lie
bic 5leiiGpreife tiinitlid in bic SDbe
trei6en, bat bas Der. Staateu Ganbs
pirtbf6aftli9e Departement bic Wers
t5eioisuns Der padsr aur9 9ers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-28

ham thoroughly familiar with postal reg ulations and to that end he makes pup lie the following communication from the chief clerk of the postoffce department at Washington:
 Better knowledge of postal conditions and requirements on the part of the public means improved service rendered by postal employees. The Postmaster Gen eral, therefore, desires that a campaign for the dissemination of postal informa- tion be inaugurated, and directs that post every endeavor to bring to the attention of patrons the need of cooperation oe- tween them and the service, to the end that a copy of the Official Postal Guide will be part of the necessary equip ment of every business concern, of every school or institution, and in fact, of all who may use the postal service.
 The Guide is not distributed gratuitous- ly by the department. Under the present contract the prices to the public are $50 for the cloth and s3 for the paper bound guides, but under the contract recently awarded on an entirely different basis. for the period commencing July l. 19l6 the Guide will be for sale in it's various forms at the cost of printing and han ding, the public thus having the advan- tage of very low prices, as follows:
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 Supplements, issued monthly. containing current instructions to the postal service, with changes relating to the establish a'so to the monthlyrdl hrdlshrdl. .......... ment and discontinuance of postoffices, also to the money order. registry, and postal savings systems. See samples at any postoffice.
 Eleven paper-covered pamphlets. .$O 35
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as it does from one of our city commits sioners, who knows, or ought to know, that the funds levied and collected which we cal the sinking fund" under the pro vision of the constitution is ito be applied exclusively to the payment of interest on the bonds of the city of Birmingham, is- sued prior to the adoption of the consti- tuition of Alabama of 1901. or authorized by law at that time to be issue, and for a sinking fund to pay off said bonds at maturity thereof" q quote from the constitution. Injunction would. in my opinion, easily lie in opposition to the use of this fund for any other purpose than that for which it is levied. Within a very few years, a sufficient amount will have been collected to pay the principal and in terest on all bonds issued prior to 1901, and then the levy of the mills for this purpose must automatically cease. This writer, like thousands of other voters of the city, is not committed for or against either one of these bond propositions. but would like for the advocates of the meas ures to explain or demonstrate the possi- bilty of maintaining the city government
 protecting it's credit and providing for the payment of interest on these proposed bonds and the principal at maturity Re- spectfully. T. c. MCDONALD.
 Birmingham. May 25. 1916.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-28
SEEKS INFORMATION
 ON BOND ISSUES

To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
 Our public schools have no warmer friend at court than this writer. I ap- preciate the wonderful work they have done, their refining and building-up in- fluence, their absolute necessity and the need of their continuance under the pres ent system and management; but, before determining my vote on the subject or the proposed bond issue of $200O,000 for school buildings and extension, l would like to be informed as to where the city commission is to obtain the funds neees- sary to pay the interest of AZ per cent per annum, to-wt $95oOO each year on the proposed bonds for 30 years, equaling $2S5O,0O plus the $2,000,0o0 principal, equaling $4,S5o,o0o.
 The people of Birmingham have pre- eented to them daily evidence of the lack of adequate police force lack of suffi- cient lights to illuminate the ways and by-ways and of inadequate sanitary force and answer to complaint of these inadeouate forces is that there is not sufficient tax income to meet these de- mands.
 In the absence of evidence showing the power of the city to meet the proposed increase of expenditures for interest for 30 years, would it not be the wiser plan to expend annually for school extensions the sum of s95000, so that after the schools are erected there would be no principal of debt to pay? The sum Of $95 900 per annum for few years would add Immensely to the number of school buildings as well as enlarge and inn prove those already erected
 The people will, no doubt want the way made clear to them before casting their votes for the $2,000,000 school bonds As to the proposed issue of $500,0c0 au- ditorium bonds: The need of such building as an ornament to the city and an inviting card to visiting assemblies and as real estate booster, cannot be doubted; but the question again arises, is the city of Birmingham in financial conditions to make such investment?
 And there is the proposed $500,0G0 bond issue for the erection of municipal electric plant, with the stipulation that no part of the income from the service of such plant shall be applied to the payment of interest on said bonds; bat that all the taxpayers must pay this toll
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to the border, the war department off cials have been exceedingly anxious about these cots and have closely ad- vlsed as to the time they would be re- turned A telegram was sent to the gov ernment officials yesterday announcing the shipment had been made. and that cots were now on their way to Phil adelphia.
 R. A. Brown, chairman of the execu- tive committee, announced yesterday that os the entire number of cots borrowed only one had been lost. It was thought at first that II were missing, but 10 were located later. This is considered an exceptional record. as in mcst cases. where such number of cots are used, several hundred have to be paid for The reunion committee had made bond for the safe return of all the cots se- cured from the government.
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possible, clubs of 10 be formed one re- mittance covering the combined subscrip- tions.
 Remittances should be made by money order or New York draft. Currency is forwarded at the risk of the sender. Post age stamps, foreign money. uncertified checks, defaced or smooth coin will not be accepted.
 , All orders for the Postal Guide, in it's various forms, together with remittances covering subscriptions, should be sent to the disbursing clerk. postoffice depart ment, Washington. D. c.
 The Guides will not be ready for dis tribution until the latter part of July, but subscriptions should be solicited and for warded immediately to enable the depart ment to place orders for the publication
 w. I. DENYING, Chief Clerk Postoffice Department.
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GOVERNMENT COTS
 HAVE BEEN RETURNED

Five thousand cots. the property of the United States government, loaned to Bir- mngham for use of the veterans during the reunion, are en route to the gov ernment arsenal at Philadelphia. The shipment was made yesterday from Bes- se,ner over the Southern railway to Washington, thence over the Pennsylva- na te Philadelphia. The shipments re- uuired four cars, and the freight was $500.
 and the possibility that additional troops and national guardsmen might be sent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-28
ROSE ARRANGES
 ANOTHER MATCH

Chattanooga, May H-(Special.)- )-The Randolph Rose Athletic club will stage it's next star bout here June 16. it was announced here today, by Matchmaker Joe Levy, with Johnny Dundee and Matt Wells as the principals in the main bout. from out-of-town fans and the usual heavy purchase by local fistc enthusiasts it is believed attendance at the Levinsly- Flynn all-star show before the Rose club here next Tuesday night, will be the largest in the history of boxing in Chattanooga.
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whether or not they used the lights and power.
 So the general proposition to be sub mitted to the voters and taxpayers of Birmingham on June ,, is as follows: For school bonds ...................$2O00 $2 GOO ,OO0 For auditorium bonds ............. 300, 900 For electric plant bonds ........... 5oo,0Oo
 Total ....................... 8 900, 000
 The interest upon which issues at 4E; per cent per annum will be $142 800. which for 30 years will mean interest cost
 Of ...,.........-........... .N'ziooVo And principal to be paid ........... 9000,OO
 A grand total of .......,..........SI,27 .SI ,27o QUO
 Under the law. this seven and a quarter million dollars and more must come from the pockets of the general taxpayers of Birmingham. No part of it can legally be paid out of the so-called sinking fund of the city Mir Hordnady is quoted in the press s having shown how the bond issue of $2. 100000 could be carried without cent of additional cost to the taxpayers In this connection he says:
 .'The assessed valuations of Birmingham property in 1907 will exceed $00, 000,000. This means a revenue of over s1.000,000 to the city Of this sum one-half goes into the interest and redemption fund and the money can be used for nothing else. Out of this sum of more than s500000. Birrning- ham can pay the interest on the $2,0000OO of school bonds and have sufficient eft to care for other bonded interest. Therefore tlis bond issue, to modernize the school system and to protect the lives and health of the children, will not cost the people 1 cent more in additional tax
 This is surprising statement coming
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-28
POSTAL GUIDES ARE
 REDUCED IN PRICE

Postmaster R, B. Smyer is eager to have every business concern in Birming-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-26
SOME THINGS A FIFTY-BUCKS-A-DAY EXPERT
DON'T KNOW SHOWN IN PHONE HEARING

the Chi. Tel. Co. to choke off all au-
tomato competition, the S50-a-day
engineer wouldn't answer and said
he couldn't.
Interesting witnesses to come are
Chauncey Keep, the Marshall Field
estate representative on the Chi.
Tel. Co. directorate; Morton L. John
son, president of the Penny Phone
league and one of the organizers of
the Public Ownership league, and
Montague Ferry.