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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27
PERSONALS.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27

HAVE all tnds or nursery stock !;
apple cherry peach, pear and orna-
J. H. Gleason. Lincoln T19S. Office 1914
$ Carroll st. 665S- II
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For Sale-Eight room completely mod
ern house, beautifully finished. Large
lot with garage, on best paved street In
southeast part OF city. Price $1,000
WORDEN REALTY CO,
526 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Main u.s.. Open Evenings.
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Read Thanksgiving Special ad on
Page Il ana earn 50 coupon on lot in
Meadowbrook Farm subdivision. 3S9l-27
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II YOU are in the market for a new
bicycle see NJ. L. Gilman, 422 s. Mich
igan. who will save you money; also
on tires. We do all inds repairing.
Home phone S645, Bell 1910. 14401-tf
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FOR SALE-Six- room house. u block
from Mishawaka av.; not far from
Sample ST. bridge. Furnace, water, toll
let \ bargain. Only g. 500 $1,000 down.
balance to suit purchaser. Possession in
30 days. +. VI. Jackson, I'D y. Main
st. Main 1852. Evenings, Lincoln S244.
2T39- Il
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

GOOD Z ROOM HOUSE on
GEORGIA Az. NEWLY PA
PERED AND PAINTED IN
SIDE POSSESSION IAAIEDI-
ATELY. PRICE 5000. 500
CASH OR LIBERTY BONDS,
AND THE BALANCE LAND
CONTRACT.
IF INTERESTED SEE FRANK
!. ANDERSON. REALTOR. OF
FICE. GG3 FARMERS TRUST
BLDG PHONE LINCOLN LOOT,
MAIN 241S
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Woodworking machine men ;
also painters; apply Purchasing Dept:
BirdaeIi Mfg Co 3j43- II
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WANTED-A real estate salesman. Pre-
fer one with car Worden Realty Co.
626 Farmers Trust Bldg. 3Si2
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pericnced waiter Good
salary and board. Main Restaurant
80 :. Michigan %. 34S5-tf
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-TO rent, room. or larger
house or fiat Address f. Hibberd
care of L. Hummer, 2O3 L Broadway.
1900 ~
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We have many cheap homes besides
these included I'm this list
WORDEN REALTY co.
$40 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Main 1852 open Evenings
412G-f
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WANTED-Ironers on mems soft shirts.
The Lamb Shirt Co, east end of La
sale av. bridge 3s.Ll-5
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Read Thanksgiving Special al on
Aeadowhrook Farm Subdivision. 2Sei n
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Buy Sell Rent
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED CARPENTERs MILL
WRTGHTS AND MACHISISTS.
APPLY SINGER MIG. co. 10000
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WANTED-WOmen for sweeping and
cleaning; permanent positions. Apply
South Bend Watch Co. ,4-3O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27

ACCOUNTANTS, bookkeepers and clerks
We want q number of conscientious.
serious minded men and women who feel
that they haven't the opportunity for de
velOpment I'm their present positions ana
who are willing to devote their spare
time TO preparing for higher accounting
POSITIONS paying 5000 per month up We
are placing qualified accountants every
day and our employment department Is
unable 20 handle the calls. our Boston
Office alone had leo calls at one time for
accountants. one man who was only
fourth way through our course was
placed 40 $50 per week. You should com
plete the course in from six months TO
one year. II you feel that you have the
ability 10 make good address with fun
details as TO age, experience and phone
number 10 Box T-6S Care News-Times.
1919 II
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

wANTED-Men % unload cars and pile
amber Birdsen Mfg. Co 64T5-n
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DO YOU KNOW THAT.

STORM sash and storm doors made AMI
put up by us save coal Miller sash
and Screen Factory. $40 Portage az
Home Phone 2o3e n
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OFFICE HELP.

WANTED-We have opportunities To
place several men and women of ambt
tiOn who have had some training In
keeping books and general commercial
experience. In positions Of responsibility
with salaries of 5000 yearly or more.
You must have the necessary Will power
and inclination TO study course OF
higher accOuntancy and train yOursc'-
under our expert direction TO fiji these
positions. Give telephone number aud
address I'm your reply. Address Box
E-G9. News Times. 800 If
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

AN ESTABLISHED business in the cen
ter OF South Bend on Michigan. one
block from Washington st. lunch. soda,
cigars. tobacco canned goods. fruit Suit-
able for adding restaurant hakeshop. gro
cry and market. In a long brick build
ing Long lease VIII sell below cost
Address 10 Box 4at Post Office 424G- -
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PORTAGE AV ACRE LOTS

PORTAGE AV. ACRE LOTS.
I have for Lale two acre lots fronting
on Portage Az, immediately north OF
my residence, on the west eide. I'm
provements all in and paid foc. WIN
show the lots any evening after o'clock
r. VI. Jackson, at bank, 122 y. Main st.
Bell 1852. Home COS. Evenings. home
SPA. 1913 II
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WANTED-Pin boys. Orpheum alleys,
y. Michigan st 424s %
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MIEN WAN TED

Apply either AZ 4. ". Ready Capsule
Factory Niles, Mich. or ST. Joseph and
Washington SITS, South Bend. COOL II
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Read Thanksgiving Special ad on
Page II and earn SO coupon on a lot in
AleadowbrOOk Farm subdivision. 1891 p
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wANTED-Competent young lady 20
keep books. one with stenographic ex-
perience preferred; apply Newman
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Barter And Exchange
AUTOS. MOTORCYCLES nrol cr.E-.

FOR SALE-hro .. seven passenger. Isle
model In perfect condition or viii trade
for smaller ca Call Main f6S3 Gsl5-ff
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WANTED-sfafds ana cleaning women.
apply housekeepsr. Oliver hotel:
34s1-ef
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FARM LANDS.


From $1,000 20 any amount a. 5J5 percent
from five 10 20 years, with privilege OF
annual payments on principa II inter
ested, write or see J. NJ Jolly. 225 5.
Main St, South Bend. Phone Lincoln
5000. 6J79- II
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FOR SALE

ONE Chicago Staver roadster FOR sale
reasonable ~ taken AZ once. Chr LIN
coin Isl AS ~
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WANTED-Ccmpeten girl or woman fOs
general homework Easy position,
snail family home has all cOnveniences.
4Z29 q
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WANTED - Experienced banders on
mems shirts. The Lamb Shirt Co.
east end Of Lasalle av. bridge 1896 =
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WANTED wasnwoman for small
washings. Address Box II g. News
Times. 1883 II
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WANTED Young girl to assist with
housework. 1854 Woodward av. Phone
Main 500 4l9l D
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CHEVROLIcTS- touring. $50; one
with winter top 500. Both have good
tires and IN excellent condition. Studc
rs ker. cor. South and Lafayette SITS
4I82-t.
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Read Thanksgiving Special ad on
Page Il and earn 50 coupon on a lot In
Neadowbrook Farm subdivision. 3S9l-2s
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WIEAVERS WAN TED
On fancy woOlens Highest scale any
where. Can earn from 5000 90 $1,000
per week. Additional bonus on earnings.
South Bend TOolen Co. 62S7 II
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FOR SALE - Used DAYTON motor
bicycle az bargains 40 s.. Michigun
Home phone s645. Bell 1910 1850 ~
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Read Thanksgiving Special" al on
Page II and earn SO coupon on a lot In
AIeadowbrOOk Farm subdivision. 1891 q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27

WANTED-A girl for lunch and soda
room 20 y Michi,.an. SO week
20 start and board; short hours. 4236-ZI
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NE THOMAS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL

THE THOMAS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
GRADUATES ARE IN GREAT DEMAND
AND FILL THE BFST POSITIONS.
The Person with Special Commercial
Training Ie the one Who VIII Receive
Promotion aud VIII BE Able To Advance
70 the Best In the Business World. You
May Get Some Kind OF An office Posi-
Without This Special Training, But
VIII Not Have the Foundation FOf Flu
ture Advancement
ENTER THE THOMAS SCHOOL AT
ONCE. AND OUR LICENSED EMPLOY
MENT DEPARTMENT WILL TAKE
CARE OF YOUR BUSINESS FUTURE,
AFTER YOU HAVE COMPLETED ONE
or OUR THORO. Stenc graphers, Book
keeping, Secretarial, Civil Service COurs
eS
= T. Cor Mich and Wash. Entire Third
Floor Main 2906 Lincoln 22l0
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ANTED-Dishwasne Main Restau-
rant. go $. Michigan 81. 3iS6-tf
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FURs.

NOTICE-New and old fur for sale 2135
Mishawaka av.; phone Mishawaka 3yol.
421O-1
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FURs kEaoDEIED.

FCRS
Made q order % the best quail
ity Of skins and artistic workmanship
Will please you. Price reasonable
C. II FRANCkOWIAk
Practical Furrier aud Designer,
203 y. Main St Lincoln 25J4
asst
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27
PERSONALS

Fall Is the best time TO paint that house
OF yours, see us, we carry n full line
OF wall paper. paints, varDiShes, enamelS
and mouldings at astonishing low prices
Estimates cbeerfully furnished ] W
Werntz and Son, 744 Sherman av., Main
1883 1898 II
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ATT t RAG I'VE
POS D / ION S
OPEN TO
YOUNG WOMEN
between the ages OF 1G and %. in tele
phone work; students will be well paid
while learning Young women having
previous experience In telephone wori
are especially asked TO make application
Apply Employment Der;. 3rd door.
Central Union
Telephone Co.
% s. Main st.
SlG7- I

WANTED Women anf girls, az the ]
b. Weber Candy factory, cor Carroll
and Wayne SITS. 4i91 -
CHAlIBERSIAID- jefferson no
tel. 42O1 Il
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EIFTY sewing mECr1ns operators want
ed Eight hours per day; best pay
unusually good working conditions: cafe
terra. Stephenson Underwear Mills.
siT7-tf
WANTED-The Ellsworth store Requires
the services Of girls Is years OF age
for operating cash registers and wrap
ming 4iSt-l
WANTED-Womeu and girls FOR light
rubber shoemaking We pay while
learning. Also men and bows fer day
and pieCe work. Mishawaka Wooden
Mfg. Co. 1913 Dee Is
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WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PAY $50 TO 500 for used piano In
good condition. Box T64 News Times
325S- n
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rlenCe unnecessary. AuuFeSs = " I'oA
JG6. 400 -
ACCOUNTANTS WANTED-A few de
siruble accountants, boOkkeepers ana
clerks who meet our specifications viii be
trained for certified public accountants
or for high grade accounting positions.
Our methods are new and scientific ana
their success can be judged from the
fact that every man and woman who mas
completed our course Of instruction an '
has taken the &. T. y examination
PASSED and now holds degree; we j..
no failures. Time 10 qualify ranges from
six months 20 one year. We require a
common school education and common
sense. while bookkeeping experience Is no
essential Unless YOU have taste Tor
accounting and intend 10 make this your
lifes work we do not care to bother with
YOU. as the large accounting urIns who
are taking our graduates want men ana
women OF initiative and backbone. To
those who are In earnest we will make
any terms 10 suit. as low as SO per mont.
which includes everything necessary Tor
this course 90 Instruction. We are com
PEELED 20 make this offer owing 20 the
big demand for qualified accountants. as
several states have already passed laws
recurring corporations and banks TO he
examined by certified public accounts
Those desiring an interview or who wish
n set Of 4. L. 4 questions are requested
90 address with full particulars, and
phone number. Box ass Care News
Times 421S- If
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wHITCoMB & KELLER.

A choice residence in the northwest part
Of the city. Thoroughly modern through
out. OF recent construction. Large lot
Possession given at once. This property
is an exceptionally choice proposition
See Mr.. Robinson. Farmers Trust Bldg.
375T- II
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-27
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

Cool off in the Y. n. c. a. Swimming
Pool these hot day. Three months men,
bership ticket five dollars.-Aiv.
H Tones and F T Van m. PSt ss1 s weFs
street road by Sheriff Hugh Larimer. They
are charged with speeding.
The Meat Cutters union has announced
It may continue its fight to keep stores
closed on Sunday. Two arrests, backed by
the union, occurred a week ago Sunday.
In honor OF members who have returned
knights OF Columbus. will give an evening
party and dance tonight at Keilam hall.
The colored state guards will hold a
meeting at the state house grounds az , at ~
ing the organization with the ultimate aim
of becoming part of the Kansas National
Pioneer infantry also viii be formulated
at the meeting.
Topeka merchants and all persons in
9sne % be @cop
made at the Chamber Of Commerce this
who is in Topeka today arranging the
details Of the demonstration.
Topeka had its first mad dog scare of
chnner ssres to ths pSice
with the information there was a mad dog
under their front porch. Sergeant W. p.
to find a pretty Scot collie hot and painting
but not mad. The dog was not shot.
Jud Hastings Of Elyria, o., stopped off
In Topeka for several hours today TO visit
his brother,in-law, Perry Brush. Hastings
laand his family are travelling overland from
E1yria. Ohio, to San Francisco. in their
motor car. They had one puncture be
tween Elyria and Topeka. despite the
roughness of the roads, particularly in
Missouri.
A dance at Pelletier's room wednes-
day evening will mark the close OF the
campaign put on this month by the Pei
letters company employees. Prizes will be
awarded for the best dancers and the win
ners of the various sales contests Of the
drive will be announced. All employees
of the company in Topeka. together with
their wives, husbands, or sweethearts are
invited to the party. A. P. McKown will
be master Of ceremonies
William Elliott, charged with felonious
assault upon Hale Fare, was bound over to
the district court for trial today by Judge
Rad Lee of the court of Topeka following
a preliminary hearing. The same charge
lodged against Cecil Helm was dismissed.
Elliott Is charged With stabbing Hale Fair
in a fight on June u. The fight occurred
on East Sixth street. George Clark who
attempted to stop the fight. also was cut
by Elliott. II is charged. Jealousy is given
as reason for the cutting affray.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-27
ONE DRY MEASURE
House Committee Refuses To
Split Up Legislation.
Wartime Prohibition Laws Are
More Lenient as They Stand.

Washington, June 27.-The house
judiciary committee today voted II to
to report out all prohibition enforce
ment legislation in one general bill,
with the war time enforcement meas
ure set down as part one.
AS the bill now stands more lenient
laws are provided in one section for
war time prohibition than in the con-
stitutional prohibition section.
What Is Wilson's Mind?
Despite a multitude of rumors and
reports as to what President Wilson
intends to do on annulling war time
prohibition so far as 1t affects wines
and beer. after July /, apparently
there is no agreement among admin
istration officials as to the likelihood
OF his action.
Those who hold that the president
Will take no action declare he is with
out power to do so until the final ter
mination of the state of war. They say
his recommendation to the extraordi-
nary session of congress for repeal of
the prohibition statute in part was
based on an opinion from the attor-
ney generals office that I gress by
the phraseology OF the legi, = ion had
shorn him of the power to take action
at this time.
Some officials and members of con-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-27

gress contend that by termination of
the war congress meant the ending of
actual hostilities and that the presi-
dent has full power to end war time
prohibition after July l by declaring
Rehabilitation completed.
Keep on Brewing.
Although enforcement legislation
cannot be passed by congress and APP
proved by the president before war
time prohibition becomes effective. the
department of justice will undertake
to enforce the prohibition law. I'm
official reports have reached the de-
partment that in a number of cities
in the east the brewing and sale of
beer containing ~ per cent alcohol
will be continued by some brewers and
dealers on the ground that such beer
is not intoxicating.
These attempts will be watched
closely by the department, but it was
said today no wholesale indictments
were to be expected until test cases
now in the courts had been decided,
When a decision is anded down the
case probably will be appalled, to the
supreme court, and as the court does
not meet until October. national pro-
hibition by constitutional amendment
may become effective before the ques-
ton finally is disposed of.
Meantime, however, congress Is ex-
pected to pass the enforcement law
declaring intoxicating any beverage
containing more than one-holf of ]
per cent alcohol.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-27
MILK is SCARCE
Continued from Page one.I

(ConCnued from Page One.b
c. c. Hindman, of the Hindman's
Grocery Co., said this morning that
his store was supplied The Hind
mans buy their supply from one man
who furnishes them with practically
all he produces. They have not felt
the shortage yet.
The College Hill dairy people re-
iterate the statement made by many
other producers that the shortage is
the part of the cows. The hot, dry
weather. coupled with the annoyance
caused by flies. is cutting down the
supply. They buy their milk from sew
en- or eight of the best dairymen in
Shawnee county and these men are
now unable to supply them with the
quantity that has usually been deliv-
cred. The shortage occurs every year
but 1t is more far reaching this year
and mores drastic than usual. They
say that retailers and producers are
trying to buy milk among themselves
and that IL this is true in one case the
same conditions must prevail among
the production and supply end of the
proposition. II production in one herd
has dwindled to half it must also have
been cut down in other herds in the
same district.
NJ. w. Mays of the College Hill
dairy. returned this morning from a
trip about the county where he has
been investigating the situation.
Flies Are Worst Menace.
at looks like there Just isn't going
to be any milk" Mays stated. II
talked to a number OF farmers. They
are not getting half as much milk as
they did ten days ago. The chief cause
for this shortage is not so much the
hot weather as it is flies. Small flies,
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known as horn flies, are almost as
thick as the hair on the cows body.
Pastures are in mighty good condition
But the cows do not feed. They go
out into the pasture in the early morn
ing. stay out there 'all day and fight
flies Flies literally cover their backs
and legs and after fighting them all
day they come in at night and do not
give any milk. 1t is almost impossible
to brush the flies off too. I don't
know what is going to be done. The
situation seems to grow worse. This
morning we were short $50 gallons of
being able to supply our trade. Yes
terday morning it was 200 gallons"
Altho the Dibble firm has felt the
milk shortage. Ivan -Dibble stated this
morning that they were still able to
supply the trade.
All milk dealers with whom it has
been possible to get in touch, bear out
all shortage statements and the situa-
ton seems to be general. Should the
situation grow worse it will doubtless
cially to mothers with young babies
who may not be able to obtain a sup
ply Of milk.
No City Hall Complaints.
The shortage can not have been felt
to great extent as yet, in the opinion
of Miss Annetta Nicoll, city milk in
spector. Miss Nicoll stated that she
ing the milk situation and as a general
rule hundreds of. women call her fire.
quently for advice about milk. She
stated that every summer the same
shortage occurred, and for the same
reasons, flies and hot weather. She
gave no opinion on how serious the
present situation was but did not seem
to feel that conditions were ct all
alarming unless the shortage in
creased.
There are several things that might
increase the supply. producers assert.
Cooler weather, some means of get
ting rid of the flies, increasing the
size of herds would all aid in increas-
ing the supply. Instead Of herds be-
ing increased. many producers have
cut down the size Of their herds on
account of the great increase in the
price of feed. Feed still remains high
1t is felt that conditions are fast ap-
preaching a serious phase and the
shortage may soon be felt to a great
extent in TOpeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-27
WILL CONTINUE RATES
Southwestern Bell Company VIII Not
Reduce Telephone Costs.

Reduce Telephone Costs.
Existing rates of the Southwestern
Bell Telephone company will be con-
tinued in force and effect after the
service is restored to private ownership
provided the state public utilities COM
mission approves an application by the
company. The telephone company has
declared that s463.000 additional reve-
nue. is necessary to insure a fair return
on investment in view of the present
high cost of operation
Seventy-one Kansas towns are az
fected by the application. The re-
quest filed with the commission does
not mean an increase of present rates.
but a continuation of present rates
when wire service is released from
Burleson control. Towns affected in
clude:
Anthony, Andale. Arkansas City. Atchi.
son, Attica. Augusta, Baileyville. Bazaar.
Benton, Bern, Burns. Caney. Cedarvale.
Chanute. Chautauqua, Chelsa: Chetopa;
Cottonwood Falls, Coffeyyille, Council
Grove, Dodge City. Douglass. FL Dorado,
Elgin, Elmdale, Erie. Eureka, Florence,
Fort Scott, Frederick. Frontenac. Garden
City, Gas, Granville, Great Bend, Halstead.
Harper, Hutchinson lola, Kelly. Kingman.
Kinsley. Labette. Lakin. Larned. Lecomp-
ton. Leon, Lyons, Madison. Marion, Medicine
Oneida. oswego. Parsons, Peabody, Peru,
Pittsburg. Protection. st. Paul. Santana,
Sedan. Sedgwick, Seneca. South Hutchin.
son. Stafford. Sublette, Topeka. Tow nda
Valley Center. Weir City, Wellington
Wichita, Williamsburg, Winfield.