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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-12
Ze Stow. Mechanik6w.
PRACA IDZIE

Nicdzielnc zcbrania, urzqdzo-
lie w Chicago i ckolicy przcz
ruchliwc Stowarzyszcnic Mccha-
nik0w Polskich odbyly SIG Z wiel
kim suNcesem, PREY licznym IL
dziale uSwiadomionych PoIak6w.
powodzi to. zc podniesiona przc2
Mcchanik6w idea sNupiania sill
cmiSracvinych i p,anowcgo pre-
noSzcnia ich DO PolSki - zaaidu-
jc szczcry i rozumny oddzwiek
VIC wicikicj masic wychodztwa.
Szczcg6lnic zajmuj2cy W dzia'
i&tro&ci Mcchanikow jest ich Sy-
stem bczintercsowncj pomocy, Il
dzielancj cz}oHkom, powracaja--
Gym do Polski. lub chcqcym sic
porozumict Z rodzinQ W Polscc
zamicszkaiQ.
Ia sauna sprawl, i wog6Ic ca|y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-12

dobyc reszte mfodziezy z obcycl,
szh6f do ~naszej polskiej szkoKi.
" celu przeprowadzenia akcyi
ponocy ~sybirskicj dziatwic pol.
skiej, zwraca sic Polski Wydzial
Q5Wiaty w Charbinie do Wydzia
IL Narodowego W Chicago Z O.
liarowaniem mandatu ,Pelno,
mocnika PolsAiegu WydziaIu O.
swiatowego' ma Ameryke ola
spraw Macierzy Polskicj W Sybc
'r!yi i Mandzuryi,
Many nadzieje, re Wydziai
Narodowy tel proSby ME odrzu-
CT.
Wdzieczni bylibySmy take "a
ofiarowanic nam czcionck i recz
nei polskicj starej drukarni. ID
lew czcionek w Szanhaju i dtu-
karnia kosztuje setki tysiecy -
mas ME STAG obecnie ma to, zWla-
SEGA, &c kurs rubla upadi zu-
pehnie ia rynku Swiatowym,
Przcz ten czas oczekiwania ma
Wasza pOmoc Ric bedziemy STAG
Dezradni. =
Chccmy tn zyG, trwaG; ME
wszyscy bowiem beda mogli wrG
cit do Polski. a ma zagiade W OBJ
Gem morzu przenigdy sic ME Cd
danny.
Odpis Pisma naszcgo proslmy
posiac do:
I. Konsulatu W New Yorku.
q Dziennikow Polskich w a.
Merge.
3. Zarzqdu et6wncgo Iowa.
rzystwa Szkoiy L,udowcj w kra-
kowic, utica Floryahska, numcr
Is, picrwszc pietro.
A.. Do pism polskich w War
szawie, w Poznaniu i Krakowie
Z proSba cd siebie o pcparcic,
Pc otrzymaniu niniejszcgo pi-
sma radzi bedziemy otrzymac
cd Wydzialu Narodowego W
Chicago pima odpowicdz i decy-
Eye.
To tcz pozostajemy w mifem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-12
ZTR0JCOWA.

Wczoraj. w niedzicle, II. bm..
Tow. Scrca Maryi ma Tr6jcowic
urzqdzilo udatnc przedstawicnie
skladane: dano dramacik G.. "a
polskiej ,Dziewiczy Wiecz6r" -
'grany po raz picrwszy W Chicago
- PREY udzialc 16tu panienek -
ami jednego m~ezczyzny. Pod
wzgledem CRY - poszczego,nych
rol i zlozenia caloSci jest to rzccz
trudna. jednakzc amatorki wy
wiazaiy/sie Z trudnosci tych wca-
.le niczlc: ma picrwszem miejscu
nalezv ~wymicnit wykonawczyHic
.r6l dzieciecych. panny Marye i
Anne Truta, ktore byly wprost
doskonale 49, do czcgo i'm spccyal.
ne warunki, jake do r6l takich
maja - dopomogfy znacznie; da-
lei bardzo dobrze grady parma l..
Tankowska. StaniS}awa GiuS ! in.
ne matke grala pna L. SzafIarska,
powazna BabuniQ byIa parma l..
Ianiszcwska; pna S. Dolega z roll
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-12

3 eStrady, II nawct kOpai so nogami
W twarz. zachowuJGa Sc jak handy
Ia, ne jak zapaSn 4. / dziwIt sic na-
Icy, &c 80 ME skwHlinkowano!
HoDnczymy, jGk SIG kiiom:5 bcdzic va
zachowywal: Meyers Jest 70
wnicl pewnym sIejle / ~trcnuJc sic
nadzwycxaj intcnsywnie. Dowladuje-
my sic, re Cpr5cz giGwnoj parry pro-
gram calych ynpas6w bcdzie wog0Ie
bardzo Gcbry; IN edzy .nnyml wy
stapi znany / bardzo ~powazny Zapa'-
mix pOlski, ~SteIahski Z Detroit. kt6ry
walCzyc bedzie z tutejSzym kandyda-
tom do szampiona:u klasy ~Ercdniei,
Talaberern. q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-12
Lecz n1usicie pTzepedzrc go
z wGszei krUi i pozbyf
sic 40 nQz0uSze.

Mole mieliScis zwyc1aj leczyc ka-
tar zsEnetrsnemi aplikacyami. Uzy-
waliscie moie plukania 1 zmywsnta
= I. mozebnem re ucZuliscie ulgs
tymczasowa. Lecs W kr6tkim czssie
dostaliscis kataru -n6w 1 dziwilt-
scie sic dla cEeso. TrZsba wan VIE
dice. re katar leiy " krwi - l..
aseby go sic pozbye trzeba krev pre-
Czyscie. I'm PREDICT zroDumiecie to,
tempredZei usunieeie 90 re swego
systemu. S. s. s., ktors juz przez
niscdziesiat lat byio utyeiu. mi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-12

jake zrzedliwa iona burmistrza
dobre typy daily panny A. Stcf-
czak - plotkarka malomicjska i
\. Durlak - jcj c0rka stara
PARMA: jcdyncj w komedyi MO
del panny - Dorci roll wdziecz-
ME grala pna Anna Truta. L rol
mCskich dobrzc wywiqzali sic p.
!. Flip i p. w. Karcz, dobry ko-
mix - udatnic intcrprctowai tru-
dina role galicyjskicgo Czccha :;
Goskonaiym byf tez p. F. Scholl
- jake sedzia - gallant maiomia-
stcczkowy. dobrze podstarzaiy, 4
rubachc burmistrza grab P. Ipsy-
lon. SQdzqc re Smiechu salw, "a
ogolna musiaia bye niezlq
znac rzccz sic podobala publicz--
no5ci, licznic zcbranej. w antrali-
tach przygrywal organiSta I Tr6j
cowa, p. Galuta Z jcdnym re
swych asystcntow. Przcdstawie--
ME naoeoF wypadio bardzo do
brzc; rc~zyscrowaIi p. +. Schoil i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-12
ME POTRZEBUJEW
MA KATAR CERPLEC

weczy zarodki kataru, ~przeczysci !
wzmoeni krew tax, re W obiegR
swym poniesie zdrowie do btonek "
ciele ludZkiem | cafy system odzy-
ska zdrowie. P~ozbedziecie sic opuch-
lin " gardle. uc1ujecie ulge W nos1e,
pozbedziecie sic PENNSYLVANIA !
pIwania.
wszyscy' wybitniejsi aptekarze
maja ma skhadzie s. s. S. / my po-
Acamy VAN z.o5ie probe zaraz.
G6wny medyczny doradca teI
kompanii skrupulatnie bedzie odpo-
wiada{ ma wszelkie listy W vel kwe-
styi. "a dorado lekarska ME licIy
sic. A~dresovac Swift Specific Com
pany, PSI Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
Ca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-12
Ruch W TOWarzyStwaCh.
. MAtthRSDHA.

Stow. Alumn6w Szkoly u. u. A
nielskiej beizie miGlo swOJc mies.3cG
ne posicdzcnie DIS al o godz:n.e
$50 wiaczorem. ObccnOaG wszyat-
kich p~oaadana. - Adm.nistracya.
~ sTANISinWOWA.
Tow. Perla Mary gr. 1J2 S. 4. W
a.. odbedzie p~csicdzenic dis, 12go
kwietn'a, W sail posiedzcn. Wszyst-
kie %czlonkinie powinnA bye obecne.
S. Stan'sIawska, prcz.; NJ. Bed
marsha. sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-12
S~amoobrona Marc.
dowa ma Syberyi.

Wydzial Narodowy W Ameryce
otrzymai nastepujsca proSbe wy,
stosowana przez Rodakow ma
szych ma Syberyi do osofu pol
skiego:
Polski Wydziai oswiaty W Char,
binie. Mandzurya, via Shanghai
Chine. Lokal ,,Gospody Pol
Skiej" III. Gfucha 4. Polski Klub
Do
Wydziaiu Narodowego
W Chicago, III.
213S Pierce Ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-12

oczekiwaniu Z bratnicm pozdro,
wieniem.
Ia Zarzad Polskicgo Wydzia.
III OSwiatowcgo w Charbinie.
Polski Wydziat OSwiaty w
Charbinie, Mandzurya
I.okal Gospody Polskiej, Giucha,
MARGIN Golab, sekretarz.
Wiadysiaw Mazur.
Charbin, 10 lutego, 1920 r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-12

pIOWduZl sig SAkOiS 60 klOIel u
czeszcza ponad $50 dziatwy dc
gimnazyum i szkoiy ludowej, po'
mimo, re szkofa nie MA opaiu / "a
dnych Srodkow naukowych. Sto-
warzyszenie ,,Gospoda Polska' W
Charbinie, zadhuza sic i buduje
gmach szkoly, dale nauke bezpia-
tnie, by tylko dziatwe wyrwac Z
.obcych szk6i.
Podobue obrazki many w kra-
.ju ! Nadmorskim.
Pomitno tych w~ysihkow mn6stwo
miodziezy jest jeszcze w szkoiach
r~osyjskich.
CO jest przyczyn9 togo?
Brak sill narczycielskich i brak
wiasnej drukarni polskicj.
Wszystkim tym brakom cara
DIS: potr2eba mimo szalonych
trudno$ci.
Pierwsza probe utworzenia kur
su nauczyc;cIskiego zrobiono. 10
10 O5wiatowe W Gospodzie Pol
skiej i oddziaf utworzywszy po:-
roczne pedagogium, podksztaica
) sill nauczycielskich. - R0wno--
czeSnie rozpoczyna wSrod doro-
slych skautow akcye by skaut "a
poznai sic z clementarnq metoda
nauczania i w czasie wakacyi 70
r6znych placowkach, jake wedro-
why nauczycicl, tepii analfabe-
tyzm i uczyl z polskiej ksiazki.
Najwiekszem ziem, to brak
ksiazek. I krajcm komunikacya
trudna; II mas brak polskicj dru~
karin. Dlatego zwracamy sic do
spoicczehstwa polskiego w Anne
ryce. Rodacy. ME ubieramy zy-
czcn naszych w puste siowa.
Wy, dawno " silna kolonie
zorganizowani, pomozcie drugiej
miodej kolonii polskiej ma Dale
kim Wschodzie.
Pomoc ia ME trudna.
w imieniu nwaszej kochanej
dziatwy polskiej prosimy o Pol
Ski EIementarz.
Tysiace dzieci polskich w A
meryce, posiada stare. wyczyta-
ne elementarzc; niechaj je wy
ciagnie z pylu i ofiaruje dzieciom
poIskim w Mardzuryi i Syberyi.
Ilcz to bedzie radoSci i szcze-
scia. gdy stesknione dziecko pol
skic otrzyma ksiaiki do nauki.
Dzieci polskie w Ameryce! Ro-
dacy! ME odmawiajcie mani tel
ctwili s~zczeScia, ME pozwolcie
bv ml6dz nasza nasiakala obey
wplywami i ~zatracaia ducha
narodowego.
Bronmy ia. Cd .obcych wpiy-
WOW - ale by nauka polska mo-
gla isc razno i w duchu polskim
ksiqzek nam polskich trzeba.
Dlatego tez polski Wydziai O.
Swiaty ,,AIacierz Polsks" W Char
oinie zwrac sic do Wydzialu Ma
rodowego w Chicago i Dzicnni-
k6w Polskich 7 pro&ba, by tie ra-
czyly wystosowac mcmoryai do
caiej kolonll ameryEanSEeJ o
z5i6rke wszelkicgo gatunku
szkolnych ksiazck polskich ola
w~szelkiego typu szk6l.
Samych elementary / kSlaze-
Geek rachunkowych ma pierwszy
rok nauki potrzebujemy 5000
exemplary. Ameryka to ofiaro
wac potraii i ma ia pomoc liczy-
my.
Brak nam takze przyborow do
pisania, rysunkowych zeszytow,
farb, tabliczek, rysik6w ftp.
Majac te wszystkie rzeczy pod
reka, mozemy zarzucic niemi o.
col szkoi Dolskich, a Z nowym 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-12

10
Wydziaiu Narodowego
W Chicago, III.
21SS Pierce Ave.
The Polish National Committee.
L inicyatywy PoIskiego Komi.
tetu Narodowego ma Syberye j
Rosye Powstala w Charbinie. W
Mandiuryi instytucya narodowa,
d~ziaiajaca samodzielnic pod naz'
wa ..Polski Wydziai OSwiato-
wv"
Z powodu o6ecnego ~zam:esza--
MIA W Rosyi, kwestyi pewnych i
t. p. instytucya ma razie ME przy-
braia navy Macierzy Polskiej
spelnia ona jednak te same ogol-
ne narodowe zadanie oSwiatowc
CO Macierz Polska.
WyIuszczac rrzeto szczeg0io--
wo ce,6w Towarzystwa ME Potrze
bujemy; lepiej bsdzie zaqoznai
spoleczenstwo polskie w Amery-
&C : pofozeniem tutejszej polskiej
kolon;i ! iej potrzebami oSwiato-
wemi by ma tel podstawie uzyskac
pomoc dla polskicj dziatwy szkol-
nej W Maadiuryi, Dalekin
WSchodzie i Sybirze.
Niema miasta i miasteczka W
Syberyi. Dalekim Wschodzie ! W
Mandzuryi, niema stacyi kolejo-
wei. rozjazdu ma stepach. gdzieby
rie bySo Polak6w, gdzieby ME by
10 dziatwy pOlskiej.
Z chwi!a nastania swobd1 rzu-
clio sic spoleczeistwo polskie do
organ;zacyi. Powstaja ,.do1ny poll
>l;e", organizrjs sig ,,Skaut pol
ski, ochronki, przyttrlki, a pre-
dewszys:kiem szkoiy polskie.
Spoleczenstwo poisiie odrucho-
wo rzucilo sic do ksztaicenia MO
dziezy W duchu narodowym. Par
I've, stowarzyszenia. k6fka samo-
pomocv. ! poszczegolne osoby,
sdz;e tyIko znajdz;e sic nawet
tylko troje dzieci polskich, wydo-
bywaja je re szk0i 'o<yjskich i
uczg 20 polsku ! dla Polski pre-
dewszysykiem.
Nanny nieraz dodatnie p-zyk'a-
dy tel samoobrony. Dw0ch robot
nikow kolejowych Z dalel;iego
miasta w stepach mandzurskich
ola trojga dzieci, sp7owadza aau-
czycielke ..biezenke" i GAIA prawie
swa place po5wieca, by dzieci 20
polsku ksztaiciG gdzieindziej, -
iona urzednika k~olejowego gro
madzi II dzieci polsNict we VIA
sncm mieszkaniu, mimo braku
czasu prowadzi nauke, ciociai ME
posiada ami jedncso podrecznika
do nauki polskiej.
W takiem miescie, 5ak Czyta
dworzcc, organ;zuje sic szkoia
polska i uczy nawet po rosyjsku,
DO niema ami jednej ksiazki pol
skiej. Ale uczy sic Po to. by die
ci wyrwat z pod wplywu obcej
kultury, BY w Mode scrca wszcze
pic polskoSc i zachowac nasze pie
mic.
w samym Charbinie, ma razie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-12

plan wicIkiej akcyi Stowarzyszc.
MIA McchaIik6w Polskich w A.
mcrycc - p~oruszone bed2 take
M wiccach, ktore sic odbcdq: -
w d~zielnicy Bridgeport, lego
kwietnia. W poniedzia}ck, sa!a
M;ckicwicza, 330S s. Morgan ILL.,,
o godz. 7:50 wieczor / W dzielni-
.cy Jozafatowo, VIC Srode, Ago
kwietnia. 0 godz. 7:3o wiecz0r
W sail Oh. NicwinskicGo, 2l7l
Clvbourn ave.
DO dzicia Polacy! Komu PREY
szloSc wia5na i Narodu ley ma
Scrcu, MECH przybywa ma zebra
ric Mcchanilow!
Wstep wolny, nicma kolckt.
Biuro Okregowe,
Stow. Machinltow Polskich w a.
1I5G milwaukee, ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
Months Of Winter.

Automatically winter Is reckoned to
begin In northern ATTITUDES when the
sun c te-s Capricorn, or at the o
stice Cab ut December 21), and to end
at the q, inox in March but in ordi-
nary speech winter comprises the three
coolest months-December, January
and February. being reckoned the win
ter months In the United States. and
November. December and January In
Great Britain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
REPORT DELAY
ON EXPLOSIVES
New Appropriation to Provide
for Additional Storage
Ru Rfn1 Corrssronfenf.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 23-
While the county Board OF Freehold
ers have on several occasions at
tempted to have the explosive ma
teriaAs stored at Rarltan arsenal re-
moved, the removal of the materials
in the near future practically hinges
on the action taken by the house
appropriation committee at WASH
ington. in providing funds for addi-
tlonal storage facilities. according to
the report of County Solicitor Rich
ardson, submitted to the Board OF
F'reeholdsrs yesterday.
Az reported. Congressman Scully
and Senator Frelinkhuysen r SOL
idly back of the war department
for the removal to isolated
spots of these materials, but until
the appropriations are made, 1t 10 not
definitely known just how far the
ordnance department will be able to
proceed with the removal of the me-
mace at Germantown.
The report for the week ending
January IT shows that some ma
terials are being removed from the
arsenal, but as set forth by Director
OF the Board William s. Dey the citi-
zens and freeholders are not entirely
satisfied with the progress being
made.
According to the latest report from
the arsenal the ammonium nitrate
and German cartridge cases with
propelling charges have been re-
moved and during the week preced-
ing the report stated 6S6,800 pounds
Of black nowder were shipped out of
this vicinity.
The materials remaining on stor-
age January II were as follows;
Black powder, 2,152,109 pounds;
pyro cotton, 10.837,190 pounds;
smokeless powder, 1897. 50I
pounds; high explosive shells, 2,7Ss,-
0S8; low explosive shells, 6.449.3 4S;
sodium nitrate. 10.050,9S1 pounds;
German shells, 21,326; German fuses, |
14,SO7. and gun cotton. 51.702
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
Although the representatives at

pounds.
Although the representatives at
Washington and the War Depart
ment are on record as doing all in
their power to assist in the removal
of explosives, the freehoIders yester-
day decided to carry the question
further.
A motion by Freebooter Louis J..
Bellofr to report the amounts stored
In the county directly to the House
appropriation committee and request
finances as asked for by the War
Department, was unanimously pass
ed by the board.
In the words of Director Dey this
action was taken ito show that re-
lief along these lines Is seriously
needed and let the committee know
that we are aware of the amounts of
shells and explosives stored In Mid
dlesex."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
Restoring Elasticity Of Rubber.

Rubber articles that have become
hard recover their elasticity in a short
time II placed in 8 per cen carbolic
water or 8 per cent aniline solution.
In the case Of the carbolic solution
1t must not be forgotten that black
goods exposed to it become gray. II
1t Is desired to preserve the black
or red color Of the goods, that, too,
can be done. A 1 per cent solution Of
p~antasulphate of potash Is employed.
1t is true that this smells %unpleas-
ant, but the restoration of elasticity
is quite considerable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
snowbaIIlna Ia summer.

On the hottest day Of the year in
Chicago. with the mercury 9s degrees
above zero. a crowd Of boys on East
Austin ven amused themselves by
throwing snOwballs made fl nm a drift
of snow that steadily increased In size
until it was more than three feet deep.
The low was being scraped from the
pip Of a refrigeratlng company. on
which 1t collects sometimes to a depth
Of six inches. 1t is scraped off every
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-13
RARER THAN FEBRUARY 80.

Our police court expert adds TO the foregoing: The
spectacle Chief Kline dashing madly into The n. T.
Office with n exclusive story
VIC suppose that with dancing professor the
helm South Bends Green Sox are scheduled waltz
through the opposition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-13
Curtain Raiser in Big Industrial Drama of
South Bend Being Enacted by Home Builders

In 1921 that section OF South Bend, now shiny
populated. which lies along the southern edge az the
city from Rum Village the west Miami
the east is going TO take position OF central i'm
portance ambitious plans the several bodies
OF city builders who have placed target worth shoot
ing at before South Bend boosters in the little slogan
'd25,0OO by 1926"
An addition to the population of South Bend which
would enable her 20 reach the mark set in period
herself citizens within this
time, for according to the most reliable information
the 1920 will not give the city in Of
$4,000 population.
The fact Of the matter is however, that the city
is just entering period of rapid growth with
the great expansions of the Studebaker, Oliver and
ether interests beginning take FORM which is
bringing hundreds OF people here weekly. Those
hundreds are going to become thousands when the
factory expansion program gets under full Roadway
The Chamber of Commerce estimate has been con-
sentative. South Bend is going to have $4,000
citizens within period OF a very few years.
TO PREPARE FOR FUTURE
Unlike most cities where the housing situation is
matter for much discussion and very little action
South Bend is fortunate in having big interests which
know the serious probabilities of prolonged period
of house scarcity to themselves and which taking
measures to insure themselves and the city against
the otherwise inevitable problem of putting a
in bathtub.
The city is likewise fortunate in having a group
Of realty and home builders who. while the
scope of their activities necessarily limited by
the erection of moderate priced homes in every
ton, efficiently filling the gap until the opera
lions Of the Sudebaker and Oliver interests reach the
accommodated.
Today there is being enacted on the South Side a
great modern industrial drama, unnamed but which
might be entitled The Building of Greater South
Bend" From the group of dozens of homes being
erected by the Oliver people in the southwest section
to Miami St. which bounds the Studebaker activities
the east thousands workmen busy with the
construction of hundreds of homes which house
thousands of future citizens.
ONE BIG PROJECT
The greatest single project in this huge program is
that of the Citizens Homes Co. subsidiary of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-13

Sudebaker corporation. which with industrial
is literally transforming that hitherto unpopulated
tract lying just south of Studebaker park and the
section Fox and Marine SITS. into region of
ideal city streets well built homes of bet
ter class which bears relation to the commonplace
and unsighty factory residential districts
the past
With a program which calls for the erection in 1920
for an indefinite period the company is undertaking
a project the size of which hardly be compre-
hended unless one makes a personal trip the
section building.
PLAN BEAUTIFUL SECTION.
On the now untenated of IS lying south
of Studebaker park landscape architects have laid
out a plan which will make OF the addition place
of ideal uniform grades and with the houses
placed intervals which will to the entire addi-
ton when completed. appearance Of beautiful SYM
metry only in those cities built a precon-
ceived plan
Dividing the from north to south Erskine
will form the central figure OF the plan Beginning
metrcal the southern extremity OF the tract
width Of so feet the pretentious houses OF the
of Al by 1872 feet. Wide lawn space with gradually
slopng line the boulevard.
Along the drive. starting at Ewing ~ houses
going up average of six to the BLOCK
The buildings will present variety Of architectural
design which tends get far away possible
from the uniform front usually found on streets built
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being erected ana which VIII be sold along the
over in the Rum Village section workn1en rush
ing to completion at cost Of $4,000 a tile plant
which will produce all of the xau materials to %
used in the houses TO be built In that section and
much material which will go into the section
building. After the plant IS put into operation
about July 1 It is the purpose OF the company e.
standardze on the tle>as material for future bufo-
ing.
The Rum Village project viii be the IargestsAt-
tempted by the company. Here tract OF 1<1
carry program calling for
500 houses year for indefinite period The plan
will be practically the that being
further the east with houses Of the diff
types and prices erected along artscaly plan
ana built around beautiful central drive
Besides the two large tracts the company has pur-
than 200 separate lots scattered through
southern section Of the cityon which substan
tial will be built within the next two years
UTILITIES TO BE PROVIDED.
What the rapid growth of the South Side VIII
the city within the next five years is the question
Importance in the minds OF the civic bodies,
the city building, schools and park departments
the public utilities companies.
The company has already made provisions for the
most important expansions along these lines. Water,
gas and built into the districts
building and only the attachments need be made
with the completion Of the houses
The company has also provided for school facil-
ties with the donation large plot lying Ewing
az way between Michigan ST., and ErslSiue blvd
TO the school board on which large grammar and
junior high school building Will be built within the
years according to the plans. The district
now can be acconm by the Michigan portable
school and other buildings within easy walking dis
lance. but with the completion Of the program the
added population viii make necessary a building
the donated plot The school board has in
temptation plans for taking OF the increased pop
ulation until the building be erected
MORE RAILWAY LINES.
The southern expansion also goinge4o demand
at least two additions TO the street railway lines IN
that Although the residents within three
miles OF the heart OF the city and within easy walking
distance both the Michigan St and Miami car lines
the development will logically call for line which
viii ion these two lines forming loop which will
run directly through the new tract.
The larger development In the Rum Village section
will also eventually demand similar loop connecting
the Chaplin Sample st. line with the Michigan st.
line giving complete service tO-the entire region
Development
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RESULTS OF OUR JUNE BRIDE CONTEST.
Entrants were finished In the order named:
4. Wood
2 Lovwden-

"oh what is a day in June7" queried
the poet from his secluded nook behind the once
wastebasket
"oh. snapshot Of a South Bend newspaperman
he energies from the bank after clipping the months
coupons and breezes away in his Stupendous Six"
flung back copy chaser stuffed the weeks sal
airy into a paper baer, pulled the lever and called
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