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trolley or subway cars except with the
approval Of the Governors and the Legis-
latures II either State attempts TO
tax the income from operation or prop
erty acquired in construction the tax
must be paid out OF the share OF the
tells due for State levying the tax.
The contract has default clause In
tended TO protect either State In the
event of default by the other. Each
state has appropriated 100000 The
estimated cost of the project is $12, 000,-
900. As there are no contractual obliga-
lions on either State to make further
appropriations the default clause was
deemed necessary. If one of the states
defaults, the other has the option OF
completing the tunnel at its own expense
and reoouping itself out OF the tolls
payable to the defaulting State II con-
struction had been finished according
to contract
The States agreen that when the tunnel
10 finished a schedule of tolls will be
established sufficient to repay each OF
the States within twenty years principal
and interest of the entire amount adj
vanced for construction.
Making of the contract was authorized
in New York by an act of the Legislature
signed by Gov. Smith on April IL. The
tunnel commissions then organized and
created an engineering staf. Rapid
progress has been made and a final re-
port is expected soon from Clifford M
Holland, chief engineer. Bids have been
opened on a contract for test borings o.
the river bed and the contract will be
awarded by the two commissions next
Tuesday.
A form OF contract between the two
States was prepared under the direction
of the New York commission and sub
mitted to the New Jersey commission or
May 20 last. 1t was accepted substan.
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TALLY in the form proposed. Title to the
tunnel is to be held by the States jointly.
The members of the New York State
Bridge and Tunnel Commission are Gen.
George r. Dyer, chairman 10. w. Bloom
ingdale, vice-chairman McDougall
Hawkes., A. J. Shamberg, Grover A.
Whalen, Commissioner of Plant and
Structures, and Frank NJ. Williams, State
Engineer and Surveyor. The New Jer-
sey Interstate Bridge and Tunnel Com
mission consists OF Weller M. Noyes,
chairman; Samuel T., French, vice-chair-
man; Palmer Campbell, T. Albeus
Adams Theodore Boettger, Thomas J. S.
Barlow, Daniel f. Hendrickson, Richard
T. Ceilings and e. Morgan Barradale,
assistant secretary.
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SUNSHINE AND AIR
FORM SAYORY MEAL
Harvard Professor Adds Little
Water to Make BOunti-
thl Repast.
LIVING COSTS BEATEN
Plan Worked Out to Reduce
Atmosphere Into Basic
Food Product.
LIVING COSTS BEATEN

During the present agitation over the
high cost OF living At is interesting to
note several recent discoveries made in
the field Of synthetic, chemistry. DR..
winthrop John vand.,uven Osterhout
Phi. D.. professor Of butany at Harvard
University, has hit upon a plan of maxi
ing nutritious food frum sunlight air
and water.
Although this process of food making
is as yet confined to the laboratory
stage Prof. osterhout pd ints out that
many discoveries remainad some time
in the laboratory stage befa 70 they could
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VEHICULAR TUNNEL
CONTRACT SIGNED
New York and Jersey Ready to
Proceed With COnstruc-
ton Of Tube.
COST TO BE $12,000,000
Awards for Test Behring'S of
River Bed Will Be Made
Tuesday.
COST TO BE $4,000, 900

The contract between the States of
New York and New Jersey for vehicu-
lar tunnel under the Hudson River from
Canal street, Manhattan, to Twelfth
street, Jersey City, was signed yester-
day at lis Broadway In the joint Office
Of the two State commissions.
1t provides for the joint construction,
operation, repair and maintenance Of
the tunnel subject to appropriations 70
be made from time to time by the New
York and New Jersey Legislatures. The
tunnel is to be exclusively for vehicles
and pedestrians No franchise or right
can be given to a corporation to operate
The sun., 1919-09-28
No PoKroms in Siberia.

WASHINGTON, Sept 27-Reports of
pogroms in Siberia were denied in an
cffioial despatch from Ernest l. Harris,
American Consul at omsk, received to-
day at the State Department. The
said: AT no time has there
been single pogrom since Kolchak came
into power"
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schools 70 qualify. and after graduation
win be assigned to field service. Five
thousand silver service buttons for men
wounded in the war have been received
for distribution. overcoming the short-
age that was experienced last week. DE-
charges must be presented at the ~
crulting stations TO obtain the buttons.
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Special Despatch to TIE suS.

STAMFORD, Conn.,, Sept 27.--William
N Travis, a banker hero more than
treasurer, was taken yesterday to the
Federal prison at Atlanta, to serve
sentence of one year and three months
for violation of the Federal Reserve
law. He pleaded guilty. He was
cashier of the Stamford National Bank
at the time the crime was committed.
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oversee. soldier. wanted.

Eniistments for overseas service In
the army are still open, according TO an
nouncement from recruiting headquar-
tiers yesterday, and there is special de-
mand for several hundred radio opera
tors. Radio candidates will be sent to
The sun., 1919-09-28
BIG DOCK SECTION READY.
Mass of Timber Is lowed I
Morse Company Yards.

"UEEt CUHHUHHy NHfuH'
The fifth section of the 10000 ton
floating dry dock of the Morse Dry Dock
and Repair Company was towed to the
yards yesterday to be set in position
Tho mass of timber, containing over
1,000,000 feet of planking, with 210 tons
Of iron bolts, lowered almost on a level
with transatlantic liners passed in the
trip through the harbor. Smaller craft
opened clear passage and the harbor
generally took note of the event.
When the new dock is completed ships
1875 feet in length and OF $4,000 tons can
be put up for repairs in 1t. One more
section is vet to be built.
The sun., 1919-09-28
Women's
Hosiery
At 95 and .95 Pair

FIBRE SILK AND SILK MIXED
HOSIERY splendid wearing quality
with cotton tops and soles-in Navy.
Cordovan. African Brown. Medium
Grey. Dark Grey. Russian Calf. Suede
and Battleship Grey. Pair .95
RICHELIEU RIBBED PURE
SILK HOSlERY-with reinforced cot
ton soles and tops-in Navy. Beige.
frican Brown and Dark Grey.
Pair 1.95
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Exceptional Offerings in
Silks and Dress Goods

IMPORTED BLACK SATIN--35 inches
hna that will hold prominent place
fashions list this
In Stock $50
BLACK SATIN DUCEIESSE- light with high lnte-35
inches Md-a popular for practical afternoon ock%
In Stock $500
ALL SILK CEORGETTEn Ivory Cell Navy, Turquoise
Ma Gold and Lilac Belgian Flame Red Coquecot Grey 2
Taup Havana. Plum. Midnight Blue
In Stock $500
COLORED DRESS SATIN-35 inches wide beautiful
coorings
In Stock $3.50
COLORED BROADCOTIS- wide-sponsed
in Brown. Taupe. Navy Copen Wine and Reindeer. a.
Regularly $3.50
DRESS SERGES inches widea quality for suits and
tailored garments Pkn, Navy Plum Brown Wine and Black. g.
Regularly $3.50
WOOL PLAIDS "a inches-gey demand for separate skirts
n the latest and most fascinating coors S.
Regularly S555
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Children's
Dresses

School. Play and Dress frocks in
the most practical as we'll as unusually
attractive styles. shown to date. Of
durable Serge and Velveteen in Black.
Brown and Navy. Bits Of brightly
eolored wool embroidery in dainty de-
signs add gay note to otherwise sim
pie styles-some have pleatings at the
neck and few feature Pongee guimpes
or are braid trimmed.
Sizes: 6 10 N years q
Priced from 15.5 to 27.50
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

Iisia. 0ii!cs tnitnpille emGmnilIem-
me iiitd. Yuclisloman jdlfeen aItoi
p%iirifuntanime ipuofifofous, ipnfa
~pd1tofIiStG anfaa paremman ia tar
femman tiebou piaftoin iulaistahpa TO
f%oufien ppptdfiria, ioten tdsid eli tar
ipitic :ofoniicn menoa fertoa.
Slal!ln oil ~bartnuS6etti firffoInliss
ia, iosia leminaarimme pppilaat pus
buiiuat, tptDt laiiuiduat runpia ia foo-
ri lnuloi tauniita lauluia. Sta of
onnisinnut. B6fed of palion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
Gmalniia ~lmenmuitfija tnlpsia fes-
fmmtcemine

Yastori u. Q. Sallalle Gan Sran>
|eiscnon lGbett1mdslGdn p~fihtpiiesld
tirieesid OH berra Slbo Soripelainen.
qparIin lurrta biiomtiota ia tumnliS>
tusta laaipittmut Iuomnlninen licn-
noitiija. ilmoittamit belmifuun alfnz
pnolclla Iaaplfparia 8endian aii>
nls.a Californian. SGn OH ollit
@%ntaerpenin piiritpfien altard Nnt :
ucrpenisid, lefG matfustcllnt lenidls
feen lanicsti Guropasia ia IaliaSIa.
Matfallanin Imeritan pli Gnropaan
pn hcrrn Sompelaiien ilrlotttanut o.
le!panla bnllttnS iparipflripien nipnllo
clitclm6imGGn mnbfpistaIin bupmaz
tuimmiIla ilomolnisten aluinpaifoils
Ia. Barmaanfi1 tnnialaiiet balulln
rientGpGt f~GpttGafiecn ~bpipGficuiG
iarioutufuin Observation-Disclosures
SDlud o!ili jos 10 ert palttatiinnIlln
ipalmistc.taiiiin niitd, iottn lGbcmmin
iln,oitniIen IanpucS la pliii elitelmDits
iiidn NATHAN %liumtnuiiipot lpalmiit
Sliina foeieipat fpielpt ir ilrpitiIfiet
noibaan par6aitcn la6ettGG oipitteele
Ia: Ncb. Grne g. 9alla, 8 WiiSiion
ct. Can Tranciscp. Gal.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

&anInlli5ieurnfunnan piirisIG iub-
litiiin lpiime %Iunmlntaina fpfo pGie
ip1. Sillpin him. plilpat piirifluman
pbteiiet jlrblat Sr~on1uoobiSia. Ne
nlfoimnt Observation-Disclosures
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f~irfosia aamlll-
Ia flo 10. Sublaiaarnaaiana oil
paltori 81. e. Salonen. 8nrmaans
fin bipmaii plcluania iublaiumaLats
pnllpelufIes1a, fila Slpnnlan Jana
pubtnaoti, ieLiu1sti ia iuoimatfaasti
iaarnnttura Ell milloinfaan iGd mai
futlllIcttn. SellpGsti laarnaaia oioit-
ii pGitpGn tefstin jo6bolla mitenfG ipn
ninhoripitus tai iiloiiminen Ell mill
lcintamn tDpbbtd, ipaan Ie ipbtaa a.
"Iinnpnaiien liellm iuGipmptlcn ia tpis
iunitomulben ~iunltann. Senfiidat
OH meiQG raifas ia lpiripoittoipa lGboe
SeeIuflen iperesiG. &c antaa faifen
n,itd toripiticrmnc ia faipammre. &c
ontaa iGifen tp%bbptpfien iofaiielle.
Gnanscliumi toripp ia infaa iperen
armpn icfoiielle, tatfine ipntiiilIe.
Observation-Disclosures %pGGtbttbd ldi-
mat fnitfi iiblntpiernat baiifnta eriats
onniIcn mnuidsta pitplistn firffoia>
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
FARMARIT HEI, E

Koska kenkain hinta on nyt
korkea ia raakain nahkain him
ia halpa, min on Teidan nyt e.
dullislnta lahettaa nahat parkit-
tavaksi suomalaiseen nahkateh-
taaseen ,iossa valmistetaan sy-
pas, haarnes-, pohja- seka var
sinahkoia y. m.
VICTOR KOSKI, nahkuri
Box 15S Mass, Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
Mupta,uina pnplella binnalla.

Sn6a ia .,Ielf feeping' beinien
painoz ia Iitpmistone i%parustettu
fuuiIi6eippsippimaiiclla oSnterna>
%tionol" NcrpIine efoneella.
216cmrid tictoia laa postitIe tabi
pubelimcn falltta allenfirioittaneelta
Sobu Snntta
Sci. 10 s. Dor %
Sron Telt &is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
Snmalanpnlwelnfiia Opsebie & Srun
cuinteiSfa


SronluppDin ompeluienram tofous
ia 1artallsbetfi on Wtrs Nleg SANTA
mden lrpnn t1n6dn torstaina flo s
Italia. Sertpetlrloal
9~nrtnlSbetfi firfosia buomenno
periantainn flo 7 Italia. Seminaa
ril. Q. u. Nranffala Ianrnan.
SlMmalnnpnIpelus SronipoobiSio
emf l~unnuntainn 26 p. flo 10 a. p
Ynat. s. 6nafmn Ianrnaa.
Slrmalanpalpelus guipin fpldn totpn>
baalilla ~iunnuntaina 26 p. flo 1 /.
p. y. g. u. arantfala iaarnan.
SumalnnpaItpelus 8esfemerisiG
emf %iunrmntaina 26 p. flo 2 /. PIP.
Yast. Saafam iaarnaa.
Sumalanpaltpelus &an 9usfirfin
toprbaalilla emf iunnuntaina 26 p.
80 g. i. p. D.. Q. u. 9ranftala iaar-
Nan.
Sumalmtpalapclus Sron Seltisid
emf ~iunnnntaina 26 p. flo 7.3O /.
PIP. East. s. Saatana inarnaa.
Tuorilrliiton p6ielmailtn Sron-
rpobin firffoialisia emf iunnintaina
&c y. flo s Italia. Seripetlloal
Sumalanpalipelus on M6ontrealin,
isis. rn;ttiusbaalilIa tiistaina % p.
Ito s illalIa. WipDs tpieraita pubuiial
Gripin tplGn ompellrieuran fotous
on Mrs NiemelGn luona festiiuiiffo-
ua 80 y. flo s Italia. Smnasia til
I~aiiuuoesin pibetddn bartausbetti.
Scrncii;lpal
Gnglnnninfielincn iaarnn firfosia
periantaina 81 y. flo Z Italia. Sanr-
nao icminaaril. 81. &ptfpnen. Ger
e~p.tulod fmIlemaanl
SumtnlanpnlipeluS ia 8. 8. @btop-
lilen pictto Sronippobisia iunnuntais
ala 9 n. belmif. flo 10 a. y.
Srmtnlanpalipelus Srpn SeltisiG
4rmnuiNnind 9 i flo 7.30 Italia.
1Mippifouluinotfa f~nfoontuul
Mteaoipillen p~mpeluieurdu fofpus
ia bnrtalS6etti Mrs 9ermanlonnil
Iiona mnntantaina 3 j.. flo 3 j. y. p,
Seripctllpal
SrpmpppDin rippifollilliipffa TO
foontuu f~irffoInliin tiistainn a ,,
flo s illnllnl &aitfil
@nstcttu: Sitmnas ia 9empi lii
ton tpttD. Saimi Glepnpra, ipnt.
Sronipoooisln mnrrnsf. II y. ia tas-
tcttiin t. t. 10 y. 8ilbp ia Iarin
SingesleipGn tptto, Smpi Maria, ipnt.
ScsiemerisiG lotnf. 4 y. ia fnstettiin
t. (. 10 y. Smnaln iiunattopn lnp>
illfai1ial
8i6ittp: @r Safri Srnipold ia
Wtrs &ntp Tisfnnen, molemmat Sur-
IcpstG, isis. pibittiin ~pappAasin t..
I. 10 y. Snlbancn OH fot6fiin &nn-
nufIcsta gS. g. ia moriinn lltaiGr~
aueltG 9. 9. 5piipptamme pn,ea ia
Sumnlan Iiilnmistal
Saubnttu: Sobannn Nrffola o. T..
@iilunpo6ia, ipnt. 9l6bdrmdsid A y.
feiGf. 1887 ia floG i%nfluen8asta
iobtuneeicen feubfofullmeeIeen t. t.
IA y. @esiemerislG @icb. 81 IN. Z
II. ia 10 p. itGiienG. 6nutaus tois
mitettiin t. +. IS ,. llsfosia nrtfu-
nittd I1binnG fnipanipot pupliip, 3
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

NIpriioliiton illantpiettpon ipiis
me Iunnmtais iltana oil fotoontumlt
ipGfed firffofialin tdbbeltd. Sllans
pietto mlobostuifin martin iiiGltD-
ritfnafIi. @uorotellen Iaimme fuil-
Ia ieminaarilaistemme piJ6eita ia Tit
tpmme fDorin lailllia. S6ptdtllpa o.
Ii 1920.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
IarengoSta, 8is. OH

@arengoSta, @is. OH Sri
Inberipnin IGlraalnan tullut Scr
Sialntar Glonen. SGn on 1airasta>
MT mariin anfaran influen5an ia
feubfofuumeen. Npt b1n on iaapu-
mt loppupnrannrfiille fnupunfiimme,
tauti finn III idttanpt ipettd bdnen
fel%lbfoibinla. Soiipctamme pifaiSta
parantlmiStal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
Gosfa @anIaIlisicurafunnan

3osfa @anIallisicurafunnan
miebet upat ifG1nfuin linpimennen
plbincct, etiG be bpmmaaluat palipn
rabna cnnenfuin lrmi inlaa, min nh
fpiiet ilmat bcputtnipat ipfaista toi@
mintann, iind feld ndpttda tuleiuan
tesfclld talmenfin. Sentdbben mics
ten iltamin irarten malittu toimifln-
tn tofoomnlf;n 10 bupmenna perinn@
tnina flo 8 Italia fi~rffelnliin. Spi-
misuunnn .Gienct faitii %foolle!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

- Sotaiddstomerfit iulpbelle 1919
on lasfetu liitfeelGe iG moipann niit1
ostaa postitonttorisin ia ponfeista.
Sinta on tamnifltulla $4.12 ia fp6ps
40 birta ientilld fullta. gfe poiraan
lunaStad III. 1924 Slid rpllarilla.
S5tafan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

- &lccobiin nai5ten fpfpn5iltd on
mrnltcttu fuufaioen 4:fIi ~perinntaitli,
ipten emf tpfplis On "a y. tdtG fullta,
ia iofailen iGienen tpiapotaan iaaprts
ipan enIifrtputieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

Smpelufcuran nwpidiiet iuiime
lnuntltaina MpnteinIon b1nlilla on
nistuiUa. hnlrin. WGfeS oil riin>
laaSFi fpplla ia .nnrStuS ieInITtn>
aIiaan lunr;. iaSfn ~tuloiafin OF III
5emrG $4,000. SmpeluIerram:nc
aniaiticc illnn ::..u'';esta t1) i III.
m~lstutlen. SpipdG iattoa mainl
Snrtenlpl t:litps tuonnernpann.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

poitaa ia tptdr, iii ia diti, Iistp per-
beinecn. 3 tdtid ia ietd tdsid maas-
la, iefG ietG ia 2 tGtiG Suumesla.
Mrne 8niunta,
60 6. Gper ct. Sroupoop, @ticb.
Snbelin $50
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

gSpaminlainen Gleiarbo Castro
fuoli tnpaturmaiiesti Neippprt mai>
nisIn 10 y. t. +. SGn of laapumit
Sronuoooiin nrin ieitlemdn fulfallttr
iitten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

Nn!ntaan bpip6 palipelllstbttf
6eti. @rS George Gurrp, 9ap ct,
Sr?un arr. Mic6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
9iupriioliitpn p6ielmo ilta

80 Nilpriioliiton obielma> Ito on
cnii lmmintainn firttpIalisln Ito s
Italia. ObicIma tulee idlleen ple>
mna1 bpipd ia taitin puolin arippfns.
Spfnmen terpetulIutl 81 fufnan ole
fntutua fiji ettd BIN OH ipicttdnDt
iitnnio annIallislellrnfunnan ghlori-
I"piiitcn illaniuietosId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

Samuel Slnbe, pGGlltttD gil-
rora MANILA ,fupli p~utonnalla mai
nisIn. &uolema tnpabtui Iilmdnrd@
pdpfIesIG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

Solo m~pptdiuGnd fo6tnbinnnlld
fdteiielld rdballa, tnlp iiiaitiee SO.
IS Illrnra so. aGptGG %fntipnnsln
Wrs Mnnaliiio Semi.
So. 4G Iurora Goo. Sroupoob, Nficb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

GlrrD botellin omistnin Senrp
Cannon OH tebnpt itlemlrbnn nmplls
MALTA itIcnIG tiistaiaamrna. @ies-
rauffal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

GannbnSta OIL fnuprnfiimme
ianpunit Scr @alle %irnes, MtrS
@dnnist0n ipeli, ia @tatti Spmppi.
@iibtpmistd!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

Minnclotan pnlonluecltn, Glpa
miet;3in, on tGGlIG micrnilhut St.
Sciniicn ~perbecsiG g. A1rffGincn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

S~nrtauSbetti emf iunmrntainn
Norrien pdGlld Sictor Siliupicn mo
an flo 3 ip. Sermetiilpa. 3. IS. Ibp>
men.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
1ronwoodin ia ympariSt0n uutisia|

Antakaa puhelmena teto Auttajale kaikista tapahtumista ia crit.
tainkin suomalaisia koskevista, siten teette hyvan palveluksen leh.
dele ia ylesole. Auttajan puheinnumero on SOW
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
&iitps

Seodmerliiin tiitos gan gustirtin
pstdipiIe iiitd plldtpsiublasta, ionfa
homeopathic Observation-Disclosures;
fiitcs mposfin iiitd rabalabiasta, ion>
ia annoitte; tiitos ~ferGGiille fuin
mpDsfin Iabioittaiine
STAT ia China 9osti ia lapiet
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23

YaStpri 8upri, lebtemntc mo-
.niiuuotincn tpimittaja, OH iairnstuurt
matfoil!nnn lentiuun. Suuri Ians
miStamme tiebpista ndfpp, eta bGn
on mt parempi. Spiapomnc paStori
8uprcn plan i%noapan cntiicn tcrlpep-
teniG. &errn fen Iuotopnl
Sibteeri Glass pr ilmpittamlt
ettG tuleipan experimentation mimi
CT nlepa ,,iuoittp-ipnpnllbenlaina'
@uoben 1919 IotnIGGst0mer>
feisiG OH Seniamin Srantlinin flis
iun, ia io6tuu Ie iiitd ettd ban on ais
tpinaan pitbiinut ia firipittnnlit lddss
t1miIestG buomattaipalla taipaIla.
-
SiiStais iltana britt fntuauais
nilun mlliinn nainen ia pari foulittpts
io5t1, mitta ilntri fitin be oliiuat as
tlrmaiIillaan ipalinuln, lGbtifin lie
liiffeelle. Sinoin erGs berrasmies
iilotii iparinlin perddn, tempnii iupi-
matangosin ~oletpasta nlorasta ia
ndin mainitn pbidbtpesid matfustaiat
pdGitipGt mlfaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
Mpptdtudnd

GetupI b%etponen, refi ia paliaa
m%potdpdnd fobtubinuoiIIa. 8oitt,
finbd lite tntiomnsin tai firioittafaa
Sranf Gbrinfon,
i27 Sbnmrpot St. %sblano Goo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-23
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labioiSta, ioita iain: @rs 8orplan
$4,000; @rs Tiemen iartta
$1,000; @rs Sunsfon faiitta $1,000
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Evening journal., 1919-12-11
pRIpGEyILLE NEWs NorEs.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
BRIDGENHLE, Del. Dec. ii-NIr. and
Mrs. Chester Cox and daughter OF Or
vile, Ohio, are visiting their parents
at Greenwood
The Rev. j. C. B. Hopkins. n former
pastor Of Greenwood Church who re-
Gently went west for his health has
greatly improved
The Senior Glass OF the Bridgeville
High School viii hold a chicken salad
supper al the school house tomorrow
night.
Eggs have reached the highest prices
ever known In this town, selling FOR
80 cents per dozen
\ meeting OF The Tuesday Nisht Club
was held Tuesday night In the Clue
House. Arrangements are being made
TO have a Christmas party during the
holidays.
William Brown OF Porter, has been
visiting relatives IN town.
Earl Williams has been confined 20
his home suffering from a severe attack
Of tOnsillils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Layton and wife,
Of Chester, have been visiting friends
In town.
Mrs Matilda Sudler left yesterday for
St. Petersburg, Florida, where she will
spend the winter.
Evening journal., 1919-12-11

Miller answered in the Affirmative,
adding NJ didn't personally believe
there were any disadvantages. lie added
that the Delaware School Auxiliary.
which has the handling OF the fund OF
S200000O given 20 the schools OF the
state by Pierre s. dupont, usually want
$3.50 with the rural districts by put
ting up a sum equal 10 any sum these
districts might raise, but he doubted
II it would be quite as lib with WI
mngton, especially n The city should
expect IL 20 match the sum OF SiOO0O00
50 as 10 make S20OOs100.
At this Or. Scott said he was reluctant
10 speak on the code. but he would sug-
gest 70 would be well 10 organize a
series Of meetings at which u could
be discussed most thoroughly. The
code. he said. was dlnlcult 10 under
stand because 70 was complex in it,
different provisions for city and coun-
try districts. II do not think Il should
be adopted by Wilmington until 70 has
been shown 10 be OF benefit to the city,
he add a.
That's right" lnteriected Mr.. Miller
Or. Scott here said II was hard to
discuss the code without becoming par
tisan."