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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
CRIMSON TEAM EN- ROUTE
FLUSHED WITH VICTORY
EASTERNERS ARE RETURNING
Critics HOLD ru>t- Norton of rIa,s and
t~'ln.crS in Game Ut
PaS:tdcn;.
Iny Associated rross..

PASADENA CAL. Jan. 2.-rho liar
.!Fd football squad today began the
'"ng return journey 10 Cambridge.
Mass fully rcpaid for the transcon-
t'n"ntii trip h% the , TO c victory
gained here yesterday Over the Uuivc,-
SHY OF Oregon eleven. The Crimson
kici"rN MAS the first scored 10y an
I.''str.n team in The anmua inter
discussion today by critics of the
game Iirstty concerned the ability or
.'SrN, iitrNnrd's sensational back
nvlI man. IN catching onward passes
ahI trrrntS himself from tacklcrS. and
y. '~i"rW"cn's lin" pluu"inE during the
una! pcriod. Church was given credit
i"T much effective runting.
Little MancrUd and Steers. whose
drop Kicks brought thu oregon sror..
20 WITHIN ono point of the seven IIar-
NafGS ,~t.olcidoWu by Church und goal
tE ~ lt"rwecu Produced. also came in
ior favorable mention.
~it"ush no m"w style Of play was
uncovered by either team Also Was
commented upon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
BIG TEN ISSUES SCHEDULE
Western Conference Announces Foot
bail Dates for Neat
Season.

The biz: Ten" colleges have an
their Western Conference
football schedules for noNt season Us
follows:
Michiean-Oc,onor -. mI.nois at
Ann .Nrhor; Novcmbcr 6. Ohio jatc at
Columbus: November -. Chicago a,
Ann -\rho,: November 20, Minnesota
al MINNEAPOLIS.
al Evanston. october IL, Wisconsin at
Madison: octobe, 80. indiana at
BLOOMINGTON: November u. Iowa at
EVANSTON.
Observation-Disclosures =. northwestern
al Evanston oct"hcr Is, Indiana III
Champaign: November t.. Wisconsin, at
Minneapolis. November IS. Iowa AT
Iowa city; November -, Michigan at
Minneapolis.
Indiana October IL. Minnesota at
M,uucnpulis: october 30. Northwcsicrn
at Bloomington: November 10. \otrc
Dam" at Indianapolis: November 20.
Purdue at Lafayette.
puriI--u"tobcr 9, Chicago -, chi
az oct"b"r II. Ohio Statc.at Column
bus: '.t"b-r 80, Notre Dame -, South
ltvanst"n: November %. indiana at
Lafayette.
Iowa, nclnher 10. Illinois at, cham
November =. Northwestern at Iowa
city, N"'rnbcr Is. Minnesota AT Iowa
city.
bblo S~t1tc-october 10. purdi. "a,
Columbus, october %. Wisconsin a,
Columbus. November u. Michigan n,
Columbus, November %. Illinois a.,
Champaign.
lIlinois-october Ii. Iowa al Cham
ralEH. october -. Michigan AT Nnn
.Nrhor; November u. chicago at chi
y,lEG,; N"Ncinher L.. WISCONSIN at
Madison; November 20. ohio state a,
Champaign.
ChIcago-Oc,ober .. Purdue :t CHI
cage; October -. Iowa at Chicago;
''t"""r 80. ONO State at Chicago: No
Nembrr &. Illinois NJ Chicago: Noycm-
Dor IL. Michigan ~ ANN Arboree No
N@ltnor 20. Wisconsin at Chicago.
'sconSin-octobtr IL. Northwest
"rn at Madison: October ~. Ohio Stato
az t~HIuinhuS: November d. Minnesota
AZ minneapolis: November ~. Illinois
az Madison: November 20. Chicagu al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

ItCitk Little SIX Sedan, 1871. model. i'm
perfect repair: wire wheels. cord tir.,
iHlngl".!son Motor CORPORATION. $50 West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
ACTIVITIES PLANNED
RICHMOND COLLEGE ENTERS
OUTDOOR MEETS IN SPRING
Colicginns VIII Pass IN Indu"r
tsrcnts-W ould itrin. Hi. A.
fntr Here Next Year.

although athletic activities IN This
ssection practically are at a stauGstll
owing IN mo Cbris.m,s h,1taqys
So.
t ~ po'9"' '''cNN"' W "Nii't'
at Richmond College. came forward
o,r,n,,,, ,.r,,t,- .. $50, .,.
tTSu eSineh' .rL"ttIg :" tthNh 'C''Nl-
aab. I.
\ .,I.ISsn, 90 - - I's.N', 90
Sss,,as.tSs ~ ~ sfa,"~ ~ MI
~, NJ lnn"ttn". tieS.S WI "c Ne''
After Chimpi"nsht Meet.
alternative arrangements already
have been made FOR the staging % The
South Atlantic utcr-CoIl,Ciate Attn
2letic Association championship track
NJ meau GnN"SF ~, ne S."',t"" .51i.
Il ,sic -, ~ ',-o--r, ."?,, -, 49,.
5affair this W. w., ia ynraui.H h,,t
Sijc condfion Df ~. ,rtrL, ~. .s.
Ma m ntnn ,ns 'dd +. ny, ,ns"sihl. "6SSS,,
ASte 80 p,prfn5 ~" I'll ID. ,t, "",,,,,r
\ tar-n"ii, Htrsct A. e,ahnnn ma -
SSranKnI ,nI ,bTS vTI' -
Il irst-ria 60 ronIitl.n hafnr, ia. - -
Srnaet car No LrnIrL. Lnr,
d This ys,r un,nEHyooS IS;,l5 IA, I,h,z
aHopkins UNIVERSITY. in isaltimor. wiu
abe thn Mac ~ .Lo ,nrni,,r Mn
tn. a..oria.;nn n,onS ~ EoIJ 80
annual afrlir aboWt IN, mid1iS ~ Nh,
Nthletrs T-nr, nractir,Uy IN ~.
,e~coiicSes and mn ynrsit ing T., ,s co,,
Diyisinn wiIi 10 -, IL,
tagether on Holnewood Field ~
I,u, - .-
WI Not '"~r''rip"t" in Indoor W"ri..
- Richmond College VIII make no cf-
,htori to participate in any OF the hiE
.'aindoor track meets. owing 10 The fact
;Sthat they have no place in which 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
COLLEGE FLYERS ORGANIZE
\ nlc. Harvard. Princeton mud CoIumhi,
nav" Formed nt"rroIicrintc
association.
%EW ynp,; Ia, . -

NEW YORK, Jan. @.-The I~ntercoIlc-
gia'e Flying association was or-aniy c,j
At a recent meeting OF -fi.mn
f.3ie. Harvard. Princeton and Columbia
"hJ"ct. rs announced. is ito nromntG
ana further aviation by cnmbinir the
various university and college clubs
under a single organization" An ih-
teCcollcE!at" croSS-country diving r,r.
on MrN ). IS plInncd. for which = silver
eur mas been offered as - trophy tx
land. milo.
Officers elected are Leonard Thomas.
Hayward, president; Ronald Crairmylc.
toIumhll: vice president: L. Kenneth
Perry. Williams College. secretary, ana
juan Trippo, Na'", treasurer. All served
In IA. war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Mrs. Bender Sorry She
Will Not Return Here

Yrs. Charles Albert Bendrr. wife
of The Chippewa Chief. who declined
the m~nnnEcrini berth Of the Kirh-
mond Colts to ncrcpt tho leadership
of he New Haven club " the
Eastern League il sorry that u
VIII he int pussiblc for her To re-
turn tO this city. Mrs. BENDER WAS
seen by 70 lurnI finn shopping in
Philadelphia md stated that Sic
NnS nt the treatment re-
cci,cd here last year. aud regretted
that 10 would moi return.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
TITLE NOT GIVEN CANINE
\o ofiriai Aware Made. hut Wins,cr
81 Wc>tmin>irr NrnnrI Club
Regarded n hampton.

Nhllc there j. no title OF the test
dou i'm the countrN. OF the champion
sNi dog, thc Instinct on is by general
consent given 80 The I,.St OF All breeds
at The Westminster Kennel club dog
SHOW. held IN February Of each year.
SHOW I'M AmericJ, The winner Of this
UriZ. last. February was tho Airodal,
terrier, Br.crssie Bright Beauty, owned
by samuel C. DAVIS Of st. Louis. Mo.
1t may be REGARDED as the cham =
I1run d,1 uf 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
REDS AT HOME APRIL 10
Initial Contest Of Season viii TIC IN
hihiii"n Game with Wnsh- q.
in:iUn Senators.

Especial ga Tho Tim"s-Dispa,rhl
tiNCtNNiri. Han 1t has been
!ultlly settled THAT the I:cdS NilI p.YI
thctr hrst exhibition game at hom" Oh
NrrIl ~ :,nh IL. with the Washing
t"n tiub. rh'ec VIII be ;h. ouIv hone
game before The opening Of the cham-
nl"nShip season at itcdiaud I'iold. ON
\rril II. With the Chicago" Cubs as on
moments - thr worlds champion. The
Id NIL Play in Washington on April
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Field Trial to Be Held
at Pinehurst Next Month

tSpcrinI q" The Timcs-Dispntch..I
rI\fiiIR>T. y. e.. Jan. ..-tu-
n""uncrnncnt WAS mndr icrr totia,
TINT the annual rinrhur>t Field
Irtii. originally scheduled far titc
last week in january. has been
postponed In order to avoid "a CON
htrt in dates. This event will lie
held February -. =. . and -. En-
tries will close February 1. The
t~inchurst Dog Show will be hrid
on tpril . aud =. L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
TIGERS SIGNING PLAYERS
Detroit Club Already Lining IN MnIn-
>faS>-tubh MAY Not rln,.
Says itutuOr.

lSprc,ol 10 Tho TH'res-p!spatch.1
hsTl;piT. Ian. 2-Thc signing ~
players for The 1920 Detroit A,m"rican
I;y'su" team already is under way.
TWO pitchers thTo" cutchcrS and AN
"ulticldcr wcr" among The first TO sim
contracts. They are Hubert IDutch)
Leonard and t!rrnio F7|and Eddie Ain
smith. Archie l"llc and oscar Stannagc
ana Robert NcaCn
Tho usual stories that Ty Cobb. the
TIGERS star ,"ntcr fielder. may not
play ban ncNt year are In circulation.
hn' G'tte crci"nce IS given them. Cobb's
o~nntrA.L MoLNs nN.r or Mmoiher Near.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Inndon Crazy over lar.

LONDON. dam. ----INZl Nand Nro-
prietor- are somewhat gloomy just
now. fearing that tho dancing boom
may no, last mich longer. One pro-
pri,tor says hat IN" men he sends
our nightly return with very gloomy
r.pur,s The attendance ia not so
good as recently !n the suburbs. but
in tine West the propr!crurs Of large
daucin" halls say mat the craze will
1t-' Tor .t- least i've years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
WILLIAMS QUITS POST
Reports Sn, Minnesota Conrh slated
for Job Mt ~. Eastern
College,.

MlNNEAroLlS. MINI. Ian. 2-tc-
PORTS persisted in university circles 10
dtN tiiat br. Harry l.. Williams. c"nch
ais" Is 10 resign to accept . NOR.
iucratiN" Offer from an Eastern muiv.r-
SHY. -. Williams is al; New Haven.
,onI. HiHtl! salaries and shortage OF
funds Al Inc University OF Minnesota
re SAID 10 hr r~csponsihlc. Ono report
connects -" Williams, a former Yale
Yale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
ROGERS AFTER TALENT
sacramento Manager Desires Supcr-
u"u> Players Of Reds anl
Yankees.
ISpeciaI To rhe rim.s-Dispn,

|I'tuI.- 20 INC IIul"S-DISpAtCN.I
Jan. 2-MannEer Rill
~ conference yesterday with President
HERMANN. OF the I.cis. and Manager
is trying to secure players for his clnl,
ana hopes TO get some good oncs b..
tore h" leaves for That dear California
nc says that Bob NeuS.l. who will h.
given y tryout. by the New York
Americana this year. is u great hirtcr
ana a real conner. MCuscl is a Younger
Brother OF Irish M"usol. Or The phillics.
ana made e great name Tor himself on
tE5u coast last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
SKATE RECORD SHATTERED
h"hhE Mclean. 'hnsupinu Ircr. i.oc,
fhiH Yard. in Soar aud One
HAN Seconds.

Especial 20 Tie TimcS-Di.p.,chI
ST. PAUL Jan. hobby Mcl.can
world chnmptuu racing skater. IN an
rNhL"iti"n nero recently, rruk" thr
WORLDS indoor skating record fpr ffty
yards by S"Ncn-t"uths Of n second. The
new record is I IL seconds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

fITHSBTTtNIF- IN Jan NU--
sve-sity's bastcth.i! team dcfcat,a
81 Tniversity Of r~ittsburgh nlc f,
in q thriliing Ean' lorr Ga.
FhG. while the Princeton Quintet
IS the measure of IN, C~arnccle Tee
fto. u. The Yale ang Princeton
s viii class Oh q loca, 100, 10.
sstaW night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

NOTARY rCiiI.iC viii take anKd.yits 10
Tile ceEttIeat's. ss required by now auto.
mohiic law effective January T. i".p. am
'hnv. SO l.ust Clay Madison ss5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

itNNp ,tN'i-l"st. IN Forest IIil c.r or
t"trrsburE car. h!,cN htn'i ha. with
'h''iN payable t. Mrs. MARI Sharp FOR 81.
Si,n."S, ,hNt-dullsr piil amt some oue.dulttr
nili1 Reward II r i:nclish zoo Lyric
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Lost ;tit: Uun,I.
~


L%s' q e's.k h,it 70 .uti- Reward
l'H,;-i"s, black ,,ni white setter doE on
ftMrrnii'So read ianuary- scout . ~u"locA
~" Rrwuii.
IiAMr iiA.;-lo-,. On Ginter rarj, car RI
- .tlgnt $50. " lays brown hand Tag
,ie..s. cali hanloruh i5ia-J
iiANb ,tN'i-I."s,. IN Forest I'm c.,r or
sheeh' nss"a'T6ls c { M 9s''S Maf @'@H nar nst for wy e..
SSihii I; "NSaPI,''' II OIL r az i:ne iI?G1s @@ as f fiIr
liANb BAG; lost. on broad ,nd Main car
b,tw'ru, Thtrty-scc"ni and first
rwen,y-nrst mi MGrsh.i. Eie vator' iHt, y
NM Dag ""ni!iminr 40 mn and small
in,riI-seconi street or rhonc Madison
LOST. near Fourth aud Arch Streets or in
brooch; center ,S;on. With sovsraI ,ton"s
k%tHrlt as East Frankiiu street Cali
ST. Caii Ma4i.an t@sS,t n%w" '%s"SS'
ruisSE-Losi ur stolen. folding nurse on
IA" 5?th, u!,nlo. ,.lher on y. y ". ,raim
i,@im E"rf2!h 20 Istch'roYd or bc,w con
ton. containing seven $50 SIIs ana smaller
cnrrSnsi EecSin, from Gtic;Forl Com-
urn lnGr 10 ., NTSms "a n. ,iars" Find.r nleasc Re.
isosw"li 6 Hriig.r. wlntou. \. {.
HABiilT-Stray"i. FROM IL. North Thi,,y-
Hfst Street on" Whit Angura rabbit Tues
iLnnutS. ctll Randolph 25g.-I.
WATCH EIIACEl.r.r Lost. gold engraved
nc W%,"m s GT"yS,, lTiiEsy IN Ciras, Stree,
!. j. W. cnertvc,! on back. Rrwagl. call
BoulcynrI lgsv-W al
%",Ih. HI, ii Eap wno n@,,gch = 2, Kennedy
N.LI.- anL MIlr..s- h.tNo boon lost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

LOST /. near Euurill and Arch Streets or i'm
,%r near i.Sfir fhuntcr., round diamond
htpo'h. center Siuu" With several stones
around Il. n!d gold setting. Liberal r.w.td.
M%,urn L. East Franklin street CAL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Deaths.

HOLMES Departed tbs ne. January J..
80 y NJ. at her r.stI,ucc. i0.2 81. IuinI
street. MR.. kat' ilulii's. widow Of Ii,--
r.s"n ii"irncS she leaves "ue daughter.
on son, two Sr1uiCh!lIr.n ono great
EfHnh'htlb aud .t hO-t ui friend. to mourn.
;hcir los Funeral nom t.psurZet EaI,ist
chnrch T. VI Sunirv
fi.NiiubSS Did. 81 hie home. NJ i',-aA-
ant, n.nr hanover va JANUARY Z, at
"-'us T. NJ. uIthHm p,ttruss- aged ~
years i'uu.ral from Ia, non,D ui Mr. H.
- Nrrihntu. "lhe GrrSr." Sunduy. Ian
ihln,S' COW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

ht:l.I-f.uai. d biack b,It 10 .uu- E.wa-I
th9uy Madison 2rs7-,L
l'ct;--i."s'. black and white setter doE on
li,rmLIlnE- MnAL .lAmM..A- 1 .nnul o. $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For sale

CHEVROLET so.
o,. 1919 ODE
.LOChS LIKE NEW CAR. Rim Aertlr
wv MILES. L TO QUICK BtjYEiS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAIGE .
r,,tS 1912 ID
EESSuniirlip VIII Oil Tires: PhtiST;
AZ EEHGELLENr .CONDiTioN.
TINS KLlNE.. 1890 MODEL.
Gt!ir XN HtEKE Is YOUR CHANcE 10
AZ HN nbS0l;uTE!. BRAND-NEIV CAR
q" NoNSioiAtAGLE DISCOUNT. ~
FoRD
err RIMS, SPEEDo,,rrrr
p pinIifASE BATTERY: MEciiANIItcshAtLLLSY;
rern MAXWELL
CAR For ssdS BUYER CAN GET THIS
ti EAST MAIN 81. Ran Ia
DISTRIBUTORS >@
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

Customer came into our Store
the other night at 5:lj; told the
salesman he had a business APP
pOintment at $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

llN-l.ost. old gold r"ncii pin. ,m.tyst
81. ,hll N.,!l.0n ln29-L Ik.warI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

FORD delivery body. complete witb -is5
shlei1 ana tenders. so. A. Il. 1rtiicr ~,
West liroaL Street. t"'cF. lob
FSi!n AUT0 EXCHANGE. -
DELIVERY
AT OWES PRICE.
tAl;S BctGHT AND SDL
ADDRESS ?iI II. 81.
tDN MAD. 1910.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

FORD SEDAN. 1919 MODEL. N uxcE,
WITH NEW TIRES' ND H'eiifEL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

E3 EGhP r28TITFItFNo, '', porD Nope.
iNic STARTER. ONLY SLiGIITLY uSEii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

EgL;n ~DEilvEHY; MOTOR y REhr
DNEkHAClED CcSf
!hrIitIE srEEEN SIDE HODY h%D SEN
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-03-04
.. .TorrisonCo.
SECOND APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF MANI
TOWOC CITY AND COUNAY

On or about February 8th appealed to the people of
Manitowoc City and County through the daily papers for
aid for the starving children Of Austria and Germany and
through the great Gberaty of number of the business
men Of Mantowoc and Two Rivers, | have been able,
since my appeal to send eight thousand dollars to Austria
and Germany, which cabed so that they would have the
money Immediately. However, outside Of that the
sponses have not been so liberal had hoped and
afraid that have not reached all of the people Permit
therefore, to again remind you of the great lesson of
the Savior, Glove and charity for our enemies"
The suffering over there is beyond all description
Please remember that am begging for little, innocent
starving children, irrespective Of who caused the war
These children certainly innocent Won't you please
open your hearts and ursestrngs and give what you
can? This is the only way that reach you 1t is
not much work to put your contribution in envelope and
mail it, Please do this and do it today. | want to raise
fifteen thousand dollars. Won't you please help in this
worthy charity?
RELIEF ASSOCIATION FOR GERMAN
AND AUSTRIAN CHILDREN.
REINHARDr RAHR, President.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-03-04
BIG TAX CHECKS

Last Thursday the Aluminium Goods
company handed the city treasurer its
check for $l0O,6O3.O9 in payment of
its taxes for the year. This includes
not only its property tax and the taxes
levied upon income received in 1918
but also the soldiers bonus tax. This
tax is exceeded by but one other cor
poration in the city. This one came
from the Shipbuilding company Satur-
day in the form of slip of paper call
ing for $342, 1897, the largest tax
ever paid by one person or concern in
the city. This amount includes SILL
S93ll paid as soldiers bonus tax. The
two concerns pay nearly $45O,000 into
the city treasury, large part of which
is passed along to the county and
state.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-03-04
BASKET BALL

The kielsmeiers were ahead of the
Terrace Garden FIVE of Milwaukee, II
to 3, at the end of the first half at the
Orpheum Saturday night, but the game
was only half played at that point. 1t
ended at the end of the next half and
the score was then some different The
visitors had 80 and the locals 25 Tom
chek of Two Rivers substituted for
Pete Herzog at center and played
good game. The score was about tied
in the middle of the second half when
the visitors presented an impregnable
defense and gradually forged ahead.
1t was fine exhibition of the sport
and the teams are evenly matched. The
visitors scored several lucky long shots.
The local Business College team de-
feated the Palace team Of Grimms, 3s
to IL, last Friday. The Grimms team
is one of the star teams of the county
and the game was interesting despite
the lop sided final score,
In the curtain-raiser the Walkoyers
defeated the Valders team, 81 to 80.
The result was in doubt till the whistle
blew,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-03-04
new HIGH SCHOOL

The board of education Monday ap-
proved the plans for new high school
to be built on the Roeff's hill site and
the architects, Perkins, Fallows and
Hamilton of Chicago, were directed to
go ahead with the detailed plans. The
entire plans, embracing the completed
buildings and grounds will cost, it is
estimated, $1,400,000. 1t might as well
be billion so far as financing it now
is concerned. There is only about
SS00,000 more of city bonded debt pos
sible under the constitutional limit of
5 per cent. The proposal that the state
legislature raise the limit from per
cent to 10 per cent is about on a par
with the proposal once made that it
repeal the law of supply and demand
1t has as much power over one as the
other Besides there is no possibility
of getting the people to vote the neces-
Sary bonds. They have overwhelming
ly voted down small site bond issues
twice. The suggestion that the build
ing program be confined to the neces-
sary academic department is sound and
would probably meet with public favor
if the cost were somewhere within rea-
son and if it were to stay confined to
the necessary academic department.
The city surely needs the school and
the board deserves the approval and
encouragement of every right thinking
citizen for the great labor they have
performed in the matter, but the gen
eral impression seems to be that the
time is a particularly poor one to in
dulge in Sl,O00,OO0 buildings.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-03-04
DECIDES KOWALSKl SEWER CASE

The city laid big sewer in Frank
lin street from Eighth street to Six
teenth street four years ago and the
echos of the resulting litigation are
occasionally still heard. Mic Kowalski
who owns the premises at the south
east corner of Franklin and Fifteenth
streets sued the sewer contractor, Wal
ter Bahr, alleging that the contractor
by pumping out quicksand had under
mined his sidewalk, and by piling a
small mountain of wet earth on the
walk and against the house had broken
dawn and ruined the walk and caused
damage in the sum of about $500.
The matter has been undecided in
municipal court for two or three years
awaiting apparently the outcome of
litigation in circuit court involving
about the same issues, and which has
never been argued, having been inter-
rupted by A. l.. Nash's departure to
the war. Judge Schmidt has now de-
cided against Kowalski apparently on
the theory that Bahr was not an indie
pendent contractor who was response
bic for his actions personally, but an
agent of the city in the matter and
that the city must be responsible if any
one is held. The matter will doubtless
not rest at this point,
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COMMITTEES APPOINTED

Announcement was made Friday by
r. 6. Plumb, who presided as chair
man of the Soldiers Memorial meeting
held last week of the committee au-
thorized by the meeting to consider the
form of memorial and report back to
later meeting.
The chairman was instructed to name
the committee and Mr.. Plumb an
nOunced the following representing
city and county:
Chairman-Harry Kelley.
City of Manitowoc-Norman Tori
son, Mrs. II. H. Markham, Martin
Georgenson.
City of Two Rivers-Dr +. II. Far
rell.
County-John Even, chairman of
county board, II. c. Tills, secretary of
the county branch of the American
Society of Equity,