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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21
DE- VALERAHA
LANDED U.S..
Apartments Engaged at Big
: Hotel in New York For
Sim Fein Leader.

st New York. June 21.-Announce-
naent was made here today that Pro-
fessor Edward DeValera,. president Of
the Irish Sinn Fein republic. had
landed in America and would be in
New York city Sunday. Apartments
have been engaged for the Sinn Fein
Valera's secretary.
De Valera left the British Isles six
teen days ago, according to Harry j.
Boland. shis secretary and is now. in
seclusion in this country. His mission
to America was made In the hope of
obtaining official recognition Of. the
Irish. republic by the United States
governments
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21
RED CROSS SEEKS
BOYS RELEASE TO
SEE ILL FATHER

Stratford Powell of Larimore.. Who
only recently returned from overseas
has been summoned home on account
of the serious illness Of his father,
Nick Powell of Larimore. Mr.. Pow,
ellis condition is reported to be crih-
cal and the local Red Cross service
bureau is endeavoring to secure his
sons immediate release.
Nick Powell, who is city auditor for
the city of Larimore. has been III for
some time and is reported to be fail
ing steadily. /, The local Red Cross is
making every effort to have his son
arrive as soon as possible. =,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21
WHOLESALE
DEPORTATION
IS PLANNED
Government May Use Re-
turned Troop Ships to Send
. Bolshevists Home.

New York, June 21.-Information
that the government has under con-
sideration wholesale deportations of
Bolsheviki. anarchists and other radi-
calls in this country was obtained here
today from what was considered an
federal source. It was
declared that the plan called for using
returning troopships to take alien
agitators back to their native lands
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21
ANTI-BOLSHEVIK
FORCES ON HEELS
OF THE SOVIETS

Ekaterinodar. Southern Russia,
Tuesday, June 1.-THE forces Of
General penikine, the anti-Bolshevik
leader in southern Russia, are ad-
vancing rapidly toward the Volga in
pursuit of the demoralized soviet
troops. The Denikine forces are with
in twenty miles of Izaritzin on the
Volga, south of Saratov.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21
AMENDMENT TO
LIQUOR Bill ! | :,
IS DEFEATED
Legislation Would Give the
President Right to Repeal
Part of Prohibition Law

/, Washington, June 21.--A proposed
amendment to the pending prohibi-
ton enforcement bill giving the presi-
dent authority to repeal the war time
prohibition act, in 50 far as it affects
the sale of light wines and beer. was
defeated today by the house. Judiciary
~ to S. 2sg ,ii n
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21
.PRESIDENT-ELECT
OF BRAZIL is IN /;
WASHINGTON TODAY

washington. June 21.-President-
elect Pessoa. of Brazil, and his party
arrived in Washington this afternoon
where they landed yesterday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21
FRENCH COAL MINE
WORKERS RETURN
TO WORK TODAY

Paris, juno 21.-The striking coal
miners returned to work everywhere
in France this morning. owing to the
adoption by parliament Of 4 Durafour
bill applying the, eight hour day to
the coal mining industry
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21
GIVEN HoNoR BADGE

Washington, June 21-General
Pershing awarded the distinguished
service cross to Corporal Archie j.
Finley, Winter. Mich.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21
Erzberger Probably VIII.
Head The German Peace
Delegation Rantzau And
Bern.tor8 May Nj Be
Mentioned Among New
Government Officials.

Paris, June z1.-Dispatches recetv-
ed over the American military wire
into Germany early this afternoon
stated that Herr Mueller, having fatl-
ed to form a cabinet. DR.. Eduard
David, former president of the nation
al Assem- bly, had been asked to A.
sumo the task. tss, ,.ds
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21
Nitti Asked by King Victor
Emmanuel to Form q Cabinet

has
annou
q
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Meuller was Asked.

has requested Herman Mueller, ma
jority socialist leader, to form q new
German cabinet, according to advices
received by the American peace dele
cation. Matthias Erzberger probably
will head the German peace delega-
ton, the advices indicate.
The opposition attitude Of the
Democrats and German Nationalists
on the question of the treaty probably
will exclude Count Won Brockdorfi-
Rantzau and Count Won Bernstorff
from the government.
The German provincial press is
strongly urging the speedy signing Of
the treaty.
Berlin advices to the American
delegation summarizing the situation
in Germany up to midnight show the
sentiment throughout Germany to be
in favor of accepting the peace terms.
The advices cover Leipzig, Dresden.
ChemniZ, and other representative
regions. a.
Geographically analyzed, the adj
vices indicate that all the southern
German states are favorable to the
acceptance of the treaty. while the
Prussian regions are maintaing some
opposition.
No Progress Made.
Berlin. Friday June 20.-tBy The
Associated Press.)-After futile all
tv factions. the rnuarnmsns his eve.
ninr declared itseIr nnahae to n;cta
neW -. h;not ana d.o;dad =, nortSa..
the effort for 40 honrs
,,: ,,
The Associated Press
Wolff, editor chief of the Taxeblatt
nas Ws; .eiepnoneu ina. neWspaper RON
.ne eleaty are ar, 30 ac.Iye ano. huher.
Uus ."l anlong .ne InaJorIty soclaissts ana
Inc cierlcays Gals !nat a PeremptoFy re--s
Iusai 70 sten tne terms Y le e @
sitpte. itns. Il 81; u
WEN 4n.. q sx1 g 2 80
MlsS 49, Z: s sss st sf1szsSaas4sA
re, Des Stss.. sss. ss &
81 -. u ii
~ ~ =
uaes =. - {
nerl 5;ss oi. n..s. 49, ,,1 1at us soiu.lon
t,,vs @ ~ e .. sousms w o ~ Lns.. ny -
.u. III. " conpro1nleS ~ oel.evD
d' & &counl von boCAoori, laI,il, nlsau'
arat ens ao en ,' I'm. :e can ns-oly -
eApSS.eo " say .ne .oee oMY.oLal lse ~
~ a,s .oo srea, euo coneuon q. -
sn1 .,Sen t tt ~" s,soi Ao' oie
sle VI ele treaty.
Weimar, Friday, June zo.-(By Tho
Associated press. ss.)-General Groener,
former Prussian war minister and
successor TO Field Marshal Won Hin
denburr as CHIEF Of the peneraI STAFF.
arrived here Yesterday and conferred
with the cabinet about the Polish
situation and the eastern front.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-21

pattphed ON Pase sl,.
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No Progress Made.

Berlin. Friday June 20.-tBy The
Associated Press.)-After futile all
day conferences with the various par
ty factionss the government this eve
ming declared itself unable to pick5a
new cabinet and decided to postpone
the effort for 4S hours.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05
Who's Here
TODAY'S ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS

c. O. harrison. santa Fe.
l. a. 1otman. wife and daughter.
.. j. finlrap and wife, rueumcarl.
GENERAL James naca. santa -.
.. ". Hnca. 1anfa ~
u. l. Pest, san Antonio.
y A. French. Santa ".
o. l. ~nrilEman. Santa ~.
A. ~ Lapfy. santa ~.
J. IA. Hicks aud son. scnta Roaa.
A. X Jones. East Las Vegas.
"A. n. Allen. Fort Worth.
Joe solonoe, CITY.
W u Nunfofd. Santa ".
Lsona Noutoyh, cuba. n. N.
l. W. Hnman. City.
Tonsy Chlslm and wife, Amarillo.
y W Bowman. Denver.
y q. HmaIlhorn. Denver.
A. = Hunt Denver.
T. a Remsr. Nnie- city. Mont
!. y. Vigil. Santa p,
Mr.. and Mrs. rhbirrL, santa -.
r. T. MAiiu. Denver.
D. ~ f<sch. Oklahoma cfts.
Leo OoIdnfein. oklahoma city.
Z. n. sui. Ciovls. y. N.
y. a. Haze. NoEutm
". 4. blumcnthal. San Antonio.
q A achemith. Clown.
0sorre gibbons ana wife. ~ paso.
On. a, J. Parker. san DieEo.
T. zappor. jamestown. ~ a.
Bers rlnyton, Denver.
A. J. Ia Drlere. caldwell. Texas.
J. n. pIlle Phoenix. Aria.
A. a. naumest. Canup
&. l. Lonebridge. uai;up.
q. A Keepers. Gallup.
W. q. simpson. Oklnhoma CITY.
g, q. Harrison. santa fe.
Harry Redford and wife. Beiisfon'
talne. Ohio
Jules A Watson. Logan. \. n.
j. y. RELAY. Kansas City.
sturEc~.
A. A. Hine. Estancia.
J. W. Normant. santa ~.
Mrs. A. ~ Marshall. Omaha. Neb.
Mrs. A. A. Hanock. Omaha. Neb.
Fred Kaysplng. ~. Louis.
X. y. stoer. las Cruces.
n. L. Trimbie. San Francisco.
W. A. Duniavy. Kansas city.
W J. wsirlck. Arizona.
y. " Dc John. Miiwaukse.
J. Weir. Roswell.
4. Walters. Roswell.
q. r. Lelber. los Anrsies
J, r. n. Dunn. iaguna.
". J. Parker. San Diego.
a. y. Franks. Mci.eon-
u. n. Myers.
a. .. McElroy, Las Vegas.
Mr. j. " Young and family. Cuba
". W. Wethcrall. san francisco.
OTIS Ellison. Wanneuboro.
W. u Mchohar. ~ raso.
N. Hirsch. New York CIy.
a. sosiL. STAY brand
e. ". Trimbie. Los Angeles.
g. \ Montgomery. Chicago.
Ai,arado.
n W. nm. Aurella, Ia.
Elmer veedcr and wife. Las vega'
Miss 1. Hoilaway. New York cur.
Miss AZ. Holiawlty. New York CTS
Miss Frances veedrr. las Vegas.
Mian n. veeder. Las Vegas.
g. u. canssl. Denver.
a. IanEdon. Pueblo.
~. n. Pankey and wife aanta "
Miss 0iadys Munford. santa Pc.
". u. Rurne aud wife. = nta ~.
u. = Quackenbush. n psEo
Mrs n. L. B~lumenschsin. brookiyl
W. W. Hawkins, ~ Pa.o.
~. N. Markie. Los Angeles.
l. 4. Lsndhott. New York City.
W Walton. silver t1ty.
a. " Franks. McLeon.
"a. Hirsch. New York cry.
Bob Adams, Hoibrook.
| J. l. Frazier, Denver.
1. O'hroan, chicaEA
O. " prinEle. Oh, &
Mr. and Mrs. q. I. colllna. Ciay
ton.
j. O. Seth. santa ".
Mrs George bass. Chicago.
~ ~ Cummings. Stamford, Cont
W. n. Hallintcr. Washington. u.
w. ~ 1amison. Washington, u. I
W J. Cochran. Washington, ID
Charles D. CaEuire. stnmfor'
! Conn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

IN THAT room stIii vAcantt Advertise n h.
the slassihed tection % Tnk EVENING
HERALD and reat Il right "a Just sai
st6.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

\ " 80 , frum N P.ss snd No. 4 fIsm las
eau, a SAINTS " With D ~ q. for uenyeF.
Ne 2 eonassts Al kennsdr win AT.N
= y Ne. no fran Aihuuuar1aet a. WILLARD
with A. T. 4 \ = tram ~ MaautAlnaIf.
hfien and AIhuqnerque a. Iuffanfe NI1k
rAs " Ne. 4 ~ tsats kgsa fassue<st
For farther iaiosns,lep ssssmgslssss yin
d. n kEONkN#jt.
Ifail1 hnn14erl
N&nit ~ n. a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

RENT sleeping porch. M board, In
Hollands, for tNo gentlemen. Phone
".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

KENT Furnished runm With hoard
cal location Tor aummer Gail 1915
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FOR RENT



RfNT-Larfe room especially adapted
III iaundry Water. hEhts. FewsrsFH con
Ions al III. On ground floor J y Cir
L hfurfss Hotel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05
Winner of The
Herald 81 Reward

Miss Frances AIderess. ifis North
Arno. wns given 81 reward yesterday
TOR reporting a mi.~psii<d word IN
rhs Herald G, ylfled columns.
Nee the rules % the contest every
day n tho top OF tho Classified >scfion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

RENT -Rnom and hoard with Mrs
| hhfut 1901 y silver Reduced rates iuf
ummrf. Phone $50.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD


10 GLASS table board
D hast Central
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05
LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICES 20.
EoTIon ron BIDS.
AItuqusrqus n n fans an. ieto.
Ths nosra u coaniy Canunissiansrs sah
~ hids on ,hs san.,fss',ea ~ 'se ssal,s 70
a. psr plans u'srAfsd ~ hdvard = cf,siy
and spssinsancns MAJ b stsnined
msnlas June gArd ~ 80 . eiosk Ths bics
must b. sealed md must - Accompanied ~
= certified shsst 100. ~ tas amouni msds
esnirsa u signed sna tond provided. .. -
DAVID . MErzosR
AsiiaE ChsirHan hoard 81 Co commrsa Bsr'
naliin GO, New herico,
NKsroK MoSTorA clsrl.
nxncurnIx' HoTIcr.
10 tho Probate Cauu Of hsmahlin Ceunty.
New Msalcs "a the Matter u the Kstsis
81 Nodsrieh stossr Deceased.
Notice IL hersbf Fivsn that the under
.isred SO. On No gath DAY ~ Nay. 1919.
duly sppoiatsd faeeutna u the estate %
Hodsfift Storsr. deceased. no the Probate
Coan u Hsrnainio Caant,, sha hssing qasii
fled a. such Eaeeutris. al persons hsvlnn
eisims aeainst ne esiats ~ said deecdsut
81. sane 20 iSs radsrslsnsd 10 ,Ss @snasr
ps,sd Nay san iSte
LOUISE Y. SLOWER
Eteeuirir.
May 20 ians 3. ~. 70 1910
STATE OF NEw MEXICO COUNTY OF
hemalulo @sa.f in the Probate Court
10 The matter 81 The Estate u A. T. Hum
phrrYs. decreased.
Notiss BE- hereby gl,sa that the Firs. SAY.
inFs Hank and Trust CuinTsny. - Alhuqusf
qas, Nsw Msslco. Administrator " The Estate
~ A r Humphreya deceased. has filed in
hstitu. ~ hnal report a. such administrator
and The Couu has nasd Monday, tht 7th dag
" iuly, 1919. a. ten % ei1si " the farsnoon
u said day. a. the dar for hsarina otisr.
tluns. u any there b., % the approval u said
final report and Tor the discharge " said
AdministratoF ard ~ bond.
Witness my hand sd tho seal 81 sid
Probate Cou.t this gath day Of Nay 1919.
NfkfOR MONTONA.
Probate Clerk.
May 20 funs g. ~. no.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

A airi can never tusn her mind 20
other things with any degree Of con-
tcntment until she acguires a hus-
band.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

start YOU mind going along swing
insn and then watch II travel. bay
W. n. n regularly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

ruR sAtF ono horse. busy ard sumr FIR
riture nns dressrr one rhiffunlrr one
rnok range. one hcrirt three rockers. chair
and rug Many othsf article Goo many %
mention. NUS Boz sold this week. t2p v
santa 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05
Santa Fe I ime Table
I'd


No. sos-rrm !, r..s Tssgm
Ne. sof coanssts ~ nslgn With No. its Tor
ciesls. rssos vsnsT. ksnsss CIV and oeif
NJ. sos eonnssss 81 sslss ~ish Nc. ms
Clsvis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

|tNIaIIfD Housekeeping apartment Tor
snt. Crane Apartments, 2t5 \ seventh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

Nov line Of wolfe and grorsrite waists lusi
arrived Al sifrs. a. 600 10 W You reslli
ought 20 trs them 10 South Fourth uppo
4 ID
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

II AND BOARDi slespins porch priSsie
miiy. In Highlands. Phone 2o2l OF call
last Cold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

sDY NOOK RANCH offers excellent room
IA board. Attractive cottages ACcnmmn'
ins available, Phone siOgji for rates
~. a. Thomaa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

RFNT- Room. sleeping pore. Hnf
ard for two gentlemen ~ lailes also
! hoarders 1873 kast Central Phone
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FOUND
wANTED-Mals Hep


~ r. rilNhh Anun Feedff w
|nth $50 a. unN sd e~NrerrHes unurf
IL rnf frra rlrulara ~ rsauinstiNn
unfHnud ~ ffuuusr tntrrnmtn'
Ilnsff bel Cnuiinrutal hlds Msshing
ID q
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RENT Two room apt for houfekrrp.
A Highland House. goa y central
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

I RENT-Rnomi sleeping porch and
bard Gsatlrman health seeker PRIVATE
Thuno 2tlHM
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RENT Room and sleeping porch. sps
III dict Tor bed patients. viii slvc nurse
62o South nieh
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TIM Ant suop

ulG hARgAtNs in !eweiry watches dia
mouds and sllvrrwaro Iapert watch 10
pairing Rothman'a ~ South first
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FOR RENr-aouses

rON HEtT.frmtleifiY furnished house for
suniui-r vii trained maid " desired Can
81 Hat shop Toe routh an
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

FoH RfNTArrasiiesllg new tour room mod
en- furnished house 40 tnst silver
Phone 2i1pA
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FOR Apartments SO

~MNT-Furnished apartments. Films no
h. corner Flint and 1ileras.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-14
PLANS To BUILD
NUMBER OF HOMES
Dewitt lngIebright Makes An
nOunCement of Immediate
Building Plans.

AS a result Of the agitation for a
great many more houses in South
Bend. Dewitt Ingleright. we'll known
real estate man Sunday announced
that he had made arrangements
with the South Bend Development
co. 10 build at once a number OF
fine homes in 5arter Heights. MI
Ingleright has arranged TO construct
from 6 10 u residences in the add
ton. SO that they can be sold includ
ing the lot, for from $4,000 to $10,-
600. All of the houses are to be
modern in every particular and tho
terms will be fixed so as to suit the
purchaser.
Mr. Ingleright has in the past sew
eral years built 60 modern homes il
south Bend. and for two years was
building homes in Detroit. Mich. II
: Leroy, of the Studebaker cOrpo-
ration. is one of the latest purchas
ers in Harter Heights. The South
Bend Development Co. is building a
home on Pokagon 81. for Mr. Leroy.
building according TO all of his plans
and specifications.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-14
GIVE CANTATA
At NJ. {. CHURCH
Exceptionally Fine PreSenta-
ton of Sir John Stainer'S
Play Rendered Sunday.

Sir John Stainer's beautiful lenten
cantata. The Crucidxion" was given
an exceptionally fine presentation
Sunday afternoon by the vested
choir OF the First Methodist church.
An audience which dued the audit
orium OF the church and part OF the
assem- bly, room gave evidence OF its
appreciation.
Dealing as il does with the dra-
matte story OF the passion and death
OF the Savior. THE CruciiNion" is
one Of the deeply moving of AN sac
red cantatas. The choral singing az
Sundays presentation was worthy Of
special commentator. Most OF the
singers have been together for sew
erai seasons and the result is evil
dent ia the ensemble. Precision and
accuracy in tone shading made the
choral numbers particularly satisfy
ing These qualities were best re-
vealed ia THE Appeal of the Cruci-
ned" the most pretentious choral
number In the work. and the climax
OF this piece was admirably accom-
plished
Solos. duets quartets and the var
ious reCitatires by means OF which
the text il held together were well
presented 10y Clyde Jordan. Frede-
rick J. Hager. r. J. Bronner. DR. r.
Hager. Roy Young Thomas a. Wick
enden and Miss Clara Ehrhadt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-14
CHANGE SCHEDULE.
ON |. {. AND ". RY.
Trains No. % and 80 Changed
So as to Make Better
Time.

Train 30. % on the Lake Erie &
Western railroad has changed time
and now leaves the station at 1920
"a. m, arriving in indianapolis at 4
y. m. The train is especially timed
10 connect at junction points for
Richmond. LaFayete. Terre Haute.
French Lick Springs. and southern
Indiana points. also with St. Louis
Mo, Louisville, KY, and Cincinnati.
o. trains.
Train No. 20 leaves Indianapolis at
a. M, arriving in South Bend at
1895 p. m. Train No. p leaves
indianapolis at 1890 noon and ar
rives in this city at 5:25 IN. The
500 p. m. daily out of Indianapolis,
No. "a, runs over the Laporte divi-
sion 10 Michigan City, arriving in
Laporte at 1915 p. m. Connections
70 South Bend can be made al 1928
p. m. with the Chicago, South Bend
& NOrtehrn Indiana. Train No. 20
running Sunday only. leaves Indian
apolis at p. m, arriving in South
Bend at 1925 p. IN.
The Sunday only train, No. 27.
leaves South Bend at $50 a. m. and
arrives in indianapolis at $40 p. IN.
An additional train via the Pennsyl-
vania, leaves South Bend at p. m.
arriving in Plymouth at 5:4S a. m,
where connection is made for Indi-
and intermediate points with
the l. +. & W train. No. p, leaving
Plymouth at a. m. Train No 25,
leaves South Bend at 3:45 =. m, ar
irving in indianapolis at 9:25 p. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-14
SCHOOL BOOKS
WILL COST MORE
Raise in Price of Texts to
Come at Beginning of
Next Term.

School books will cost more next
fall than they have at the beginning
of the school team in other years,
according TO bids submitted TO the
state board of school book commits
sioners on books that will be select
ed for use in Indiana on Thursday.
For the last i've years the South
Bend children have been able TO Sc
cure primers for 10 cents. fifth read
ers for 40 cents, and other books for
relative prices. Bids for the coming
five years call for an increase on the
price OF primers OF three cents and
OF II cents for the fifth readers, with
intermediate books listed at higher
figures. All books, which the board
makes compulsory to buy, are
higher, it is said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-14
EDWARD P. MADIGAN
SOON TO BE MARRIED

Edward F. Madigan. who played
center on the 1917 University OF
Notre Dame football team. secured
a marriage license Saturday at the
local court house. Vie is 20 wed Miss
Charlotte Kopp Of 900 S. Lafayette
St
Mr.. Madigan is now an ensign in
the navy and is stationed at Pelham
Bay. y. Y. Last week he stopped
over In South Bend on his way TO
Ottawa. Ill, where he lives He is
now on a furlough
Friends of Mr.. Madigan say that
ne is TO be married Immediately
after Easter and that he will take
his bride 20 New York with him. He
graduated in law at Notre Dame in
1917. and was one Of the most pop
ular men at college.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-14
CARPENTERS OPEN
BIC CAMP IGN
Union Plans to Increase Its
Membership to 500
During Drive.

Beginning Monday the United
Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
Joiners. local 413. will hold mass
meetings every night in the Central
Labor union hall The object Of
the meetings is 20 have every car
penter in the city identified with the
Organiza ton.
The objects OF the organization
are 20 discourage piece work. TO en-
courage an apprentice system and
high standard Of skill. 10 cultivate
feelings OF friendship among the
men Of the craft. to assist each other
i'm securing employment, to reduce
the hours of labor. 10 secure ade-
quate pay for the work done, to ele-
waite the moral social and intellect
ual conditions of its members. to
improve the trade, and TO furnish
aid in Csc OF sickness, permanent
disability or death.
il is the purpose of the local or
ganization to get back of the move
ment 10 build homes in South Bend.
and the slogan Of the campaign will
be TO join an organization that will
aid in the development of South
Bend.
The first open meeting of the or
ganizatiOn Will be held in the union
hall on $. Michigan st. Tuesday eve
ming.
J. C. Ramsey has been selected a
delegate 10 represent the union as a
member Of the local Chamber Of
Commerce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-14
SEED FLOWING STARTS
TWO WEEKS EARLIER

Planting OF seeds started in st. Jo-
seph county last week. several weeks
earlier than has been the custom for
years Many farmers have planted
their oats and several acres OF pota-
toes are in the ground. In former
years It was an unusual thing 20 have
potatoes planted before the first of
Nav
An unusually early spring which
enabled the farmers TO pillow sooner
by weeks than generally has been
the case. resulting in their crop
work being advanced over other
years. The fact that so many gaso-
line tractors are being employed on
farias this spring that is another
factor in rushing the spring blowing
work