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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
WILLIAM S. HART
WILL BE JEALOUS
IF HE READS THIS

Maurice Miller aged Is. 4O4 +.
Monroe. was arrested Thursday
night by Detectives Hamilton and
DeliniSki on warrant charging
him with malicious trespass. The
warrant was sworn out by Willard
W Waterson in the interests Of the
street car company, one of whose
cars Miller and "a companion are
charged with shooting up. The two
boys got on a north side Mishawaka
car Wednesday night and when the
car was emptied of its passengers
they each pulled out a revolver and
began shooting through the roof of
the car. When they had discharged
all OF their bullets they escaped
from the motorman and conductor.
they are former employees Of the
company.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
PROF. BLACK WILL
LECTURE SATURDAY
TO PROGRESS CLUB

ON saturday afternoon. at 9
% clock, the department " art OF the
Progress club Will entertain the gem
eral club in the Progress club
rooms.
Prof William Black. acting head
OF the School OF Education at In-
diana university. will lecture on
Art in EveFr- Day Living" TIe is
a native OF This state and has held
bis present position since 1905.
Prior % that time he was supe~in-
teHuert ot schools iu The District
Of Columbia. BE has also been con-
uected with tho Chicago Teachers
college.
He is said TO be convincing
speaker as well as being entertain
ing and instructive
The musical part of the program
VIII Doe given 10y Mrs W T. Bryan,
who will sing Spirit Flower" bv
Upton Campbell, and Values" by
NanderpOOl. She VIII be accom-
panied by Mrs. Floyd Gaumer.
After the program tea viii bee
served. Mrs. Lucian ". Synder is in
charge Of the afternoon Mrs A. h.
Collins is i'm charge OF the deCora-
tons. and viii be assisted by Mrs.
Charles Bozenburv. Miss Mary Du
shame, Miss Hllda Haugau and
Mrs. Waiter Fassnacht Mrs. J. :.
kerner is in charge Of the refresh
ments. She will be assisted by Miss
Maude Hoke Mrs. Charles T. Goe-
wcy. Mrs Nelson Jones and Mrs
George IT, NoedisCh The following
ladies will serve: Miss Mabel Bart
lett. Slrs. Norman Bleuler. Miss
Edythe Brown. Miss Gertrude
Brown Mrs w. T. Bryan, Mrs J.
W Bryan. Miss Ethel Buck. Mrs w.
r. Campbell, Miss Josephine Carl
son Miss Lillian IaPierre. Mrs +.
Q. Keuncy. Miss Alma Collmer. Mrs.
John Ferguson, Miss Laura Harris.
Mrs. Earl G. Hewson. Miss Ethel
Montgomery. Mrs. A. \. Moore. &Irs.
Ernest Mossev, Miss Anita Pfciffer.
Miss Agnes Pfeiffer Mrs G. c.
Spencer and Mrs. y. J.. Rostiser
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
CAPT. TREVTTT TALKS
At SALVATION 4RU'

Tr the Thursday night services a,
tho Salvation Army Capt a F.
Trevitt chose as his subject "KeeT
Clear" in which he pointed out THE
dangers that beset a man when h
oversteps the bounds Of limitation
His sermon in part follows
A tea planter IN China ofts7
went for 2 walk Sunday afternoons
one dav be unwittiuElv strolIed be
yond the bounds OF British protsc-
ton. He was killed by rarty o.
Chinese.
moral: IL is never safe 20 war
der into the enemy's country be
vond the hounds OF divine protsc-
ton. co 20 church Sunday"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
ATTACK MEN And
STEAL YALUABLES
Three Robberies Reported on
Thursday Night-Po-
lice Give Chase.

Two unmasked men attacked
Bernard LOCKER Il Walnut 81. and
Laporte av. at Il o'clock Thursday
night robbing him Of his watch and
S13 in money. and made their es-
cape, running west on Laporte az.
LOCKER gave chase for distance
and then notified the police Mo-
tOrcycle OhCer Mcintyre and the
patrol with Sergt. Roberts and Off
GERS Lsaskowski. Luther and WituSki
were imm ediately dispatched 10 the
scene and traced the men into the
country at the foot of Lawndale av-.
but there we're forced 10 give up
the hunt
LOCKER stated that upon reaching
Laporte av and Walnut 81 on the
way "a his home At S22 y. Adams
81. the two men grabbed him. one
Of them by the throat and the other
about his waist. They threw him on
his back and one held him while
the other went through his pockets.
As soon as they had relieved him of
his money and watch they took TO
their heels out Laporte ay.
Follow Tracks.
The police, following the abec-
lions gwen them pN persons VINO
had seen the men running. followed
them 10 the end Of Lawndale av.
and then tracked them in the soft
dirt of the open country there until
the tracks ended atAthe railroad.
LOCKER described the men as being
young, Of medium height and wear
ing dark clothes.
Earlier in the evening the police
we're notified by J. Goldberg. of sos
W. Thomas St. that he had been
held up and robbed Of one dollar
and "A gold watch at, Wayne and
Chaplin SITS. He described the rob
Der as being a tall man wearing a
gray overcoat anC cap. The robber
after taking GoldberG's watch un-
fastened the chain and returned II
10 him
4 robbery was also reported to
have occurred early Friday morn
ing at 1916 IL w. Colfax av. The
police were unable to give a definite
report as to the valuables secured
by the thieves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
MUSIC PUPILS GIVE
BI-HONTHLY RECITAL
At CONSERVATORY

An excellent arrangement OF num-
bers and a delightful wandering OF
them marked the bi-monthly LrO-
gram OF the South Bend Conserva-
tory pupils held Thursday evening
I'M the recital hall, under the direc-
tIon of Prof. Ingersou
a pleasing feature OF the evening
was the splendid array of young
talent. which conducted itself with
an air Of true artistry from delicate
ly lingering a piano TO classically
tripping the light fantastic" on
nimblc feet
There was an abundance of piano
numbers. all played very well THE
After Glow" played by Mildred HUI
let. was typical Of the high stan
dard of work the young students
have attained. The dancing num-
bcrs were interesting in the eX-
rrcme. They were executed with
much grace and skill, and Mary
Tellson in the "Goblins and
Brownie" indeed did give most
intimate portrayal of the Brownie
and drew down laughter and ap-
plauSe from the eager audience.
Mary was the Youngest of the young
apparently from her size and de-
meauor. but was none the less an
artist for all that
halloween Tarie" was what vau-
dcville-goers CALI "a real dance act"
it is a beautiful dance and Adele
shaw. gifted with an extra amount
of acility. did il 10 nicely that
called for an encore.
The singing numbers were not be
hind the rest OF the program in eX-
cellenCe "All For You" as sung by
Geraldine O'Neil. was a sweet and
exquisite song. Augusta Gilbert
sang Love i'm Ny Heart" and show
cd what a true love song is like
and how soOthlngly II falls upon the
ears In "Sing Smile. Slumber"
&C ounod). Jeanne Champaign
showed herself 10 possess a soft
lyrical voice charming in its effect
a0d capable Of development.
r. F. r.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

ed the election OF another sou 20 the
presidency with q smoker and lunch
con iu tht Walsh "rec room Oar
Duny OF Huron. president % the
club. introduced several members
for informal talks including Ret
Bernard III. a native or Cincinnati.
Plans were suggested for an infor-
nal dance for members OF the club.
and a committee appointed 20 OBJ
tain faculty consent.
The ST. Thomas Philosophical So
ciety and all students OF the school
interested IN philosophy met In tn
library Thursday evening 20 hea~
and discuss thesis by Edward
puniou on The RNal Value az the
Present scientific Pro-rCss"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
GOV. ELECT MORAY
WILL APPOINT WOH4N
IS HIS SECRETARY

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. Gov
elect McCray announced today from
mis- home I'm Kentland that he will
appoint Miss Adah r. Bush. OF In
dianapolis. AS his private secretary.
wen ne assumes his duties Of state
executive Jan. T. Miss Bush will be
the FIRST woman ever 20 serve in that
position in Indiana.
Miss Bush. who has been Mr.. Nc
Cray's business secretary for over
On years. is well known in club and
suffrage circles Of the state. In the
campaign just closed she served rs
executive secretary OF the repuhli-
can women's national organization.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
STUDENTS HONOR
FILIPINO BISHOP
Will Establish Chapter of
Notre Dame Alumni al
Manila. +. /.

The establishment ~ chapter
e tho Notre Dame s'luni Faoc.a-
non in sIaria. p. T. was decided
upon 40 luncheon rendered Bishop
Hart. OF Uocos Norte. j. J.. a. the
oliver Thursday noon by Filipino
students u the university. The
bishop arrived az Notre Dame dur
ing the week Cor short visit while
enroute 20 the Philippines from
Rene. BE will leave for the ISLANDS
within the month
Following an address by the
bishop several talks concerning tie
4 development Of relations between
Notre Dame and the Philippines
were made. The speakers included
Rev. James Burns g. 8. O.. presi-
dent or the university, Rev John r.
OTHara. 81 The School Of Com
merce. Pho Montenegro. student
from tho Philippines and others.
Establish Scholarship.
Father % Hara, who has been inc
Ftrumental in the establishment OF
exchange scholarships b ct W "a q ID
Notre Dame and South American
universities announced plans at the
meeting for tho establishment of
similar connections with the Philip
pines At present there are 10 Fill
pino students attending the univer-
sity.
Bishop Hart in his address
praised the work Notre Dame has
done in the Philippine. pointing
particularly 20 Notre Dame alumni
who hold the highest places in the
business and social life of tho
islands. lie promised to he instru-
mental an the organization of the
alumni on his return.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
COMPLETE VICTORY
IN SOUTH DAKOTA

SIOUN FALLS, 5. D. Nov. f.
Election of Judge William William
son. republican, in the Third con
gressional district, completes the
republican victory in South Dakota.
A feature of the election was the
strength of the NOn-Partisan league
candidates. who ran ahead Of their
democratic opponents in many in
stances. One democrat. a Candi-
date for a county Office in Yankton
county. is the only candidate in the
state not a republican who was
elected
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
RESIST BRITISH ~
MILITARY ATTACK

DUBLIN. ireland. Nov s.-CBy
The Associated Press "a raidinr
party OF uniformed men and niue
lorries met with disastrous defeat Or
an attack early this morning on The
village or BVlimarce. which Ls ad-
iacent 80 the small town of Gran
ard last night. the residents Of Bali
maree gathered i'm defense Of their
homes against an attack which thev
felt certain would come
AT O'Clock in tho morning Tho
lorrics arrived A 15-minute GEh
cusucd i'm which three soldiers were
killed and ~ least six wounded. ac-
cording 90 estimates of local CORE
81 ondcuts The attacking forces
then rCtreated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
TALKS AT PURDUE

LAFAYETTE Ind, Nov. a.
Making a plea for q board under
standing between city and country
people and eradication OF the grow
ing preiudices Of the last few wears
prompted by the high cost Of lfv
ing. I. 7. Taber Of Bernesvilie
Ohio. spoke before the annual con
ference OF agricultural extension
workers at Purdue university Thurs
day night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
CONTRACTORS
PAY HEAVILY
m NEW YORK

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
him 10 take my $4,000" and when
Erlndeu was sending me out Of his
office I finally said Bob. III make IL
So500'
When ne told BrindeI he did not
have the money with him. the wit
ness said the labor chief wanted 10
know what YOU want TO come
around here for without it,"
All papers and estimates brought
hv witnesses into court were con-
fscated by Samuel Untermyer. the
committees counsel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
viii Contest Election
OF Vest Virginia Man

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Nov. A.
A statewide contest Of the NOV. ,
election for governor of West iVr-
ginia will be instituted next Mon
day by the non partisan league. ac-
COrding 10 "A statement issued here
Thursday night at league headquar-
tiers by G. Frank Keeney. president
of district 40. II, United Mine
Workers. and an official of the FAR
~ in this state
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
THREE MONTHS ENDS
YULETIDE MARRIAGE

Elsie Dunsmore was granted a di-
vorCe from Harry DunsmOre in the
superior court Thursday because of
said that he had not bought her
any clothes or provided the neces-
sites OF life, and that be had called
her all manner of vile names They
were married Dec. %, 1919, and
separated i'm March. 1920. They
have no children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
IDAHO RETURNS.

BOISE. Idaho. Nov. with
1915 voting precincts and an esti-
mated 5000 votes yet 20 be re-
corded in Idaho. republican major
titles straight through the state and
national tickets, except IN the SEN
atorial race. continued in the ratio
Of two 10 one over the democratic
candidates For senator, GOoding,
republican. continued % hold ma
iority Of approximately 10000 over
Nugent, democrat. incumbent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
PARDONS EN-OTFICIAI

MO\TPELIER VI, Nov. Gov.
Percival W Clement late Thursday
granted a fun and unconditional
pardon TO former Gov. Horace J,
Graham. who was sentenced in the
supreme court earlier IN the day 20
Imprisonment from FIVE 10 eight
years for embezzlement OF state
funds while ne was state auditor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
NEW JERSEY

TRENTON. y. j., Nov Add
tional returns from 81 missing dis
tricts IN Bergen county. tabulated
Thursday night, increased Sen.
Hardings plurality over Gov. Cox TO
31O.71S. with 49, districts still mis-
sing. The vote now stands; Hard
ing 53T.S32. Cox 227.I14
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
DEATHS


Catherine Zlk. q 9-yesr-oId dauvh-
NJ I~ aul Airs Michael LUX.
..l. Norris ST.. died ll her home
iH.elay u--nt go 1850 o'clock.
@ survived besides beer parents
aE thrs brothers and sister Fun
era services VIII o- held Saturday
morning 8t $3.50 ocioci. al 81. CASH
ulr.f church. Rev Stan iaus Gorka
gf.rlatiue. Burial VIII ae in Cedar
Grove cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
ITALIANS REJOICE.

ROME, Nov. THE Italian press
as a whole reioiced over the election
of Sen. Harding as IL considers a
change of party at Washington may
lead 10 "A change IN Americas pc
Icy toward italian aspirations in
The Adriatic. which Italians conSid-
err heretofore has been distinctly
against them
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
ZANAS IEADING.

HAVANA. Nov. 4--The coalition
candidate of the presidency, Or.
Alfredo ZayaS, is leading Gen. Co
meL the liberal candidate, by ma
iority 90 1871 votes in the five
provinces outside Havana province.
WIKI A. eCincts missing. accord
ING TO the figures given out by the
central electoral board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
SHOOTS TEACHER.

NIDDLESBORO. Ky. No" Z
Prof Barnes. principal OF the Mid
dlesboro high school was shot and
fatally wounded Thurday by Adolp-
hus Oaks.
Ii is reported Prof. Barnes whip
ped oaks sister. high school
student. last Thursday which is pre-.
sumably the cause Of the shooting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
NORTH DAKOTA.

FARGO y. T.. Nov North
Dakota was conceded TO the Hard
ing column "by q large majority
I'm a statement made Thursday
night by Democratic State Chair
man Johnson. who also conceded
the reelection Of Congressman
James H Sinclair, republican, in
the third district.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
NCREASES IEAD.

ST louis. No. Nov 4-Returns
from sparsely settled outlying dis
tricts i'm Missouri. which only in re-
cent wears became even doubtful
i'm its democratic tendencies. Thurs
day served TO increase pluraities for
nearv every republican candidate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
CHARGES ERAID-

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov A.
John I. Grayot. democratic state
campaign chairman tonight charg-
ed republicans with gross frauds in
he Itch congressional district Il
Kentucky. which l. comprised 81
counties in the mountain regions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
PROBE FRAUD
N ELECTION

CONTINUED FROM PACE oNEl
for the judiciary candidates. il was
said. whsle Other districts show that
40 20 So per cent OF the registered
voters did not vote for these can
didares
Iu one Harlem district, 10 was
~ati thcrc were As more votes for
the judiciary candidates than there
were registered voters,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
on C4N EXPLODES:
WOMAN Badly BURNED

T-- Ernest N1h1e-. 1898 " F,-
nrer 30 was severely burned when
ar 80 can exploded .n her home
N.rf4r affsrnoon She was taken
g. ft. Frworth hospital iv the
krrler.a au huiance and her i'm
iuries Immediately attended TO- Her
condition 81 reported uncertain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
Mr. RrRKE RELEASED.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. flames r.
BURKE, manager OF the -. Louis
Browns. has been released. bust
ed today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

fCONTINUED FFONf PAGE ONF'
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11
VOTE
ON CANDIDATES
Reformers Here for 18th
Anniversary to Decide
On Favorites.

Reformers from all over the
United States who will come here
this week to attend the twenty
fifth anniversary OF the Interna-
tional Reform Bureau are to be
polled on the SUBJECT of the Presi-
dency, it was announced yesterday.
In answer to the following question,
they will be asked who they favor
for the Presidency:
who of the candidates talked OF
for the Presidency is Mt to be chief
executive in the quadrennium when
enforcement OF Constitutional pro-
hibition will be his chief duty?"
In the sample ballot of the bu-
reau, however. not all the candi-
dates are listed. On the Demo-
cratic side the voters are asked to
choose from Bryan. Cox. Daniels.
Gerard. McAdoo. Palmer and Pome-
rene, and on the Republican side
the list is Butler. Coolidge. Ken
yon. Johnson. Lowden, Poindexter,
Taft and Wood.
The session will close on the
evening Of January 16 with a vic
tory banquet because of the Con-
stitutionaI prohibition amendment,
which takes effect at midnight. One
Of the toasts~ at this banquet will
be:
New Jersey Connecticut and
Rhode Island-tbey did not Tatify,
but they shall not nullify."
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11
CLUB ARRANGES.
.APRILDOG SHOW.
Exhibits to Include Prize
CANNES of Pinehurst and
D. c. Entries.

Arrangements for the annual bench
show Of the Washington Kennel Club,
tc be held April l2 and l3 were COM
pleted at a meeting OF the club last
night
An endeavor will be made to make
the coming dog show the largest and
best ever held in Washington. DR.. ID.
T. Buckingham and r. II. Atkinson
are seeking a hall large enough to ac-
comodate the large number Of entries
expected to be catalogued.
The local show will contain many
of the winners in the exhibition to be
held in Pinehurst. N. c., April Z and
S Thirteen members of the show COM
mittee has subscribed 800 each TO de-
fray the expenses of the show. The
men are: Charles A. Watson, Matthew
Trimble. jr.. Frank A. Kerr. DIR. ID. +.
buckingham. John o. Evans, DR..
William p. Collins. Capt. G. A. Porter.
r. +. Norris, r. II. Atkinson. Edward
S. Schmid. $. ]. Held, George y.
Rayett and f. Roy Routt
Arrangements also were completed
for the January dog match 10 be, held
at the Riding and Hunt Club, Twen-
ty-second and streets northwest,
Wednesday night.
Collies. English bulls, elbows and
police dogs are the breeds TO be
shown.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11
PARENTSTO AIR
SCHOOL VIEWS.
teachers Also to Have
Their Inningsat Meet
ing Wednesday.

Parents and teachers are to have
their fling at conditions in the schools
at meeting at the Teachers Club.
Eleventh and F streets northwest,
Wednesday. The meeting was an
nounced last night by Mrs. Giles Scott
Rafter. president of the District of
Columbia Congress of Mothers and
Parent-Teachers' Association.
The organizations which will have
delegates are Parent-Teacher asso-
Citations, Mothers clubs. Home and
School associations, the Women's City
Club, Federation of Women's clubs
and High School Teachers Union.
The speakers program, as arranged
last night. viii include Roland s. Rob-
bins. member of the executive COM
mittee of the National Capital School
Betterment Council: Miss Gertrude
Young, principal of Carberry school,;
Miss Clara X. StutzS teacher In the
Junior High School, and Miss Roberta
Wallace, of the Western High School.
Mrs. Rafter said last night that a
mass OF data was being collected
which would show conditions pre-
vailing in the schools as to playground
facilities. both inside and outside the
school building, oyercrowding in the
buildings and insanitary conditions.
The meeting will hear reports of in
vestigations which have been made in
the schools. 1t will begin at 10 o'clock
in the morning and will be presided
over by Mrs. Rafter.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11


4 An agent sold goods at commission OF through
broker who charged him and the agents
mission after paying the brokerage $3r5. How
the agent remit his employer?
5. bought so shares Ia six months
later dividend declared He sold the
stock at 49, brokerage in each S Find his
net gain or loss, money being worth per
O. After getting note without interest discounted
for months at had $3s46o What face
OF the note?
Ga. At what will S6s65o $74s4 in 3 years
months simple interest:
7. having lost IS capital now has as much
B, who has just gained IS per his capital BIS
original capital was $1,000. What AS?
certain piece of property $685. which is
2 cent less than its the preceding year
when the tax paid it $3.50 What the
taxation that year?
piece of property pays S29oI the rate
OF $3.50 thousand dollars. What the Of the
property?
TO- Two houses sold for $1,000 each. loss
per cent and the other gain of How
was gained or lost by the transaction?
H. man bought 90 of land for $625 He raised crop
OF wheat averaging bu and sold for
cents per bushel He paid for labor and seed SLABS
other expenses $o2z and then sold for per
What was the gain per cent?
Which the better buyer straight discount of s
per cent discount of I-2 per cent?
What will be the cost for a bill goods amounting to
$1,000? .rr ~ f. 49, - ~
What will be the proceeds Of draft 80 days after sight;
interest cent brokerage ~ per cent? Il e.
100 cent equal amount Of draft So .. -.
cent interest for year @.-.. Il ...-.~
r-T2 multiplied by equals p for 90 days
s-s equal so divided by H. g.. =. G.. . il.
90 draft In i..s..Er s,.es- ' ?. ..
10 interest - z@...s ~ I'D.
1904 10 aE-.
-os brokerage. premium OF l-2 per GENT
(Ans ooo 10 assuming draft to be for soo plus interest
the proceeds would be about soaea
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11
BOOST PHONE
RATES ISPLAN
APPLICATION Not to Be Made
Until Charges Are
Fixed.

Higher telephone rates in the Dis
trict will be asked by the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company.
President A. E. Berry announced in
an official statement yesterday.
The application for increased rates
will be made to the Public Utilities
Commission as soon as it is determin-
ed what proportion of the capital eX-
penditures of the company during the
past two years were necessitated by
the war activities of the government
and are chargeable to the government.
The company presented evidence
TO the Utilities Commission on No
vember 3. 1919. showing that at the
present rates it is not earning a fair
rt turn upon the fair value of its prop
erty. as fixed by the Commission
said Mr.. Berry in the statement