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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
JASZKA vs. JOHN JASZKA

SUSIE JASzKA vs. JOHN JASZKA = STATE oF coNNEcTIcUT. Fairfield
 County Superior Court. ss. Bridge UPeS ths May sompint IF M D Of 1ssl ss said Susie forth. for divorce and custody of Tuesday of February, 1921 ~ - 9' this Court that the said defendant is absent from this State and gone to parts dency of the % complaint @ % was cI given hS peas as required by order of notice heretofore issued. and now the Plaintiff asks for a further order of notice in the preni- Therefore Ordered, That notice of the Publis1ing this - order t in 1-. The Bridgeport Times, a newspaper printed in Bridge weeks successiveiy, commencing on or before the 18th day of May, A. D. 1921
 D' 'Hs MIc4Af1. J. FLANAGAN, FairfieId County. R1sb.s-5 : PAgzlGa szkso-oTden SIAS9 Of Notice of ANDRE" STATE OF coNSBcTICUT. Fairfield
 Tt G0gntyi yi.S SuPHTior T1tb c1prt i.5 Ss Bridge
 Upon the Complaint of the said Pauline s9S 9f the s55 Gy & f SSEnty praying. for reasons therein set forth. for a divorce; and change of name to perior Court in and for Fairfield County. on the first Tuesday of June. 1921
 It appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that Andrew Szabo. the said defendant Is absent from this State and goen to parts un- known,
 Therefore Ordered. That notice Of the pendency of said complaint be given by publishing this order in The Bridge port Times, a newspaper printed in Brfdgeport once a week for three weeks commencing on or before the 2srd day of May, A. n. 1921.
 MICHAEL J. FLANAGAN Asst Clerk of the Superior Courtf or
 Fairfield County.
 A. S. Geduldig. Attorney for Plaintiff
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
ALBANY QUIET
 AFTER VI0LENCES

Albany, May 2o-AIbany was quiet today after a night marked by what police characterized as the widest street car strike disorders since the union employees of the United Trac- ton Company refused to operate cars nearly four months ago.
 Street service, suspended earlier than usual last night as a re- suit of the disorders was resumed at the regular hour this morning.
 fingered apparently by the increas- ed activities of the police in their crusade to drive from the streets cars which have been competing with trolleys manned by non-uniOn crews. a crowd of men and boys began to 81tack trolleys in the heart of the 1nsineSs section last night
 It was until eight cars had been partly wrecked and deserted by their crews in the main thoroughfares of the city and the arrival of state troops from Troy, that order was re- stored in the. business district.
 Two persons were reported injur- ed, an aged woman and a member of a trolley crew being struck on the head by stones.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
MADE MANY
 PUBLIC REQUESTS

Medford, Mass, May 20 - Public bequests aggregating nearly S00,0OO were made in the will of Daniel War ren Lawrence. former distller and phiianthropi9, which was made public today. The erection of a hos pital was provided for by a gift of S20O,0OO. Other bequests included: l: S25, 1000 for lunches for Medford High school students; S30,O00 for Medford's S native born poor: 200 shares of Yer mont and Massachusetts railroad stock for a fund for public band concerts: S25, 900 to the grand lodge of Masons of Massachusetts and others to vari- ous Masonic and Odd Fellows bodies and Grand Army posts.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
.BO0TLEGCERS HARD PRESSED
 FOR SUPPLIES

Windsor, Ont, May 2o.-Bootleg- sers who contracted to supply rum runners In Detroit with wtiskey have been so hard pressed for supplies since the law against importation of liquor from Quebec went into effect that they have reSotred to organized arids on liquor stocks in priva+e homes here, the police department declared today. Another cause De- neVed responsible for ;he numerous liquor thefts is the suspension, effec- tive today, of five federal prohibition officers at Detroit, in accordance with the recetn order of Commissioner Kramer. Rum runners, it is believed, anticipate less difficulty in crossing the border in the absence Of the fed eral agen,6
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
CHILD-WIFE
 UP FOR TRIAL

armington, Mo, May 20.-The trial with the death of her six year old stepdaughter Lilly. was set before Judge Tucker in Juvenile court today.
 The child-Wife has denied al1ega- lions that she said she shot the girl because the latter objected to having her hair combed, contending the shooting was an accident. A reform school sentence is the maximum sen tence than can be given in juvenile court. The killing occurred two months aso-five days after the girl
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

Sam Houston on charges of draft de- sertton, had on file a plea for a writ of habeas corpus here today in fed oral court before Judge Duyal West, asking that his case be transferred from the jurisdiction of the army court to that of the civil court and that he be released on bond
 In the cases of Tom and Joe Caplis. recently Judge West ruled that the m ailing of notice of being drafted did not constitute actual induction into
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

Testimony was heard shortly be- fore noon today in the divorce action brought by Mary Krager vs- Charles Krager. in which the defendant has brought & cross complaint. Judge John F. Keeler is hearing the case during a special session. short calen- dar The couple were married III 1910 and lived at 24I Vine street. They have lived separate since 1919 aand in the cross complaint an infi- delity charge appears
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
NOTED SURGEON DIES.

lBtgFcranatFa4w( a. .
 Brookline, Mass, May 20-Dr. Wm. Allen Brooks a surgeon of high stand ing, who was a varsity football play CT and oarsman at arvard in the eighties, died suddenly at his private hospital here early today. Heart disease overcame him while he slept He was 57 years of age.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
FRUITFUL PLANT

"As a manufacturer his work has sorne good fruit"
 "Produeed by the plant he's just reared, ! suppose?"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

the army and that the cases were sub ject to civil jurisdiction
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
Wants His Trial
 In Civil Court

San Antonio. Tex. May 20-Linn A. E. Gele, who is being held at Fort
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-11
DeC|aratii|e d-|ui Iu|iu Manu-

punctul nostru de vedere, facili-
tind astfel votarea acestei legi.
In cazua in care guvernul nu va
lua in considerare vederile opozi-
tiei rationale, aceasta va ii me-
volta Sd voteze contra, provocind
prin aceasta cadefea proectului
de lege privitor la refor1na elec-
torala.
Daca avem dllsa in vedere paSii
mari Gu carl glvernua a evoluat
spre punctul de vedere al opozi-
tiei rationale in chestiunea refor.
mel agrarc, gasesc ca nu e impo.
sibil ca guvernul 81 majoritatea
sd evolueze 81 mai departe. Este
acesta un process psihologic usol
de 1nteles 81 Q urmare inexorabild
a situatiei politice.
Impresiile DIV. din sedintele
comisiei electorate indreptatest
in vre-o masura speranta dv.i
Faptul imbucurator, ne re-
phca dl MANU-, ca comisia electo
rala in desbaterile de pima acun
a apreciat expunerile opozitie
rationale, ma face sd flu optimis
pima la un pullct oarecare.
/ De aQtmintrelea, conchide frun
| tasul ardelean, pentru moi impor
tant este ca reforma agrara sa s.
rezolve odata in mod definitiv 8
complect multumitor pentru tara
mime.
| Git priveste legea electorala, e'
| trebue sd alba ca menire ca il
fOrma in care va ii vOtata S;
multumeasca toate considerable
de stat 81 pc acelea ale democra
| tiei. Stunt lucruri in carl junata
| tile de masuri mai mutt strica de
cit ajuta. 81 despre acest luc11
trebue sd fie convins att guver
null cit. 81 majoritatea''.
| ("Patria" J.
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DARE DE sEAlGA 81
MULTUluTA PUBLICA

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Printul Nicolae'' din
Bridgeport, Ohio avind Petrecere
Gu Dams in seara zilei de rs Fe-
bruarie 1921 carei rezultat au
fost foarte multamitor att din
punct, de vedere moral cat 81 ma
terial desi suntem un numar mic
de romani i'll acest oras 81 men,
bri putiM dar cihd este . intru-
iiife sau 0 petrecere au este unul
Cd sd fie nepasator, toti Isl fac
datorinta fata de Societate orr de
natiunea romaneasca. Societatea
Printul Nicolae'' din loc da 0
multamita frumoasa onor. Soc.
81 fratilor romani din loc 81 jur
care a participat la aceasta Pc
trecere, 81 pc linga ticatul de in
trare au mai contribute Gu o SUI
pra solvire pc cum urmeaza:
Soc. Invierea din Martins Ferry
$500; Pres. Soc. Invierea D. San
dru $500; Soc. Coroana Roma
niei din Jorkville 800; 81 recti-
ficarea din trecut a Soc. Coroana
Romaniei suprasofvit en- suma de
$500; Petru German 800; Soc
Refnvierea' din Wheeling, $500 /;
Sec. fin. de Ia Reinvierea Vasil,
Bacin $500; Soc. Mihai Viteazul
din Follansbee 800; Pres Soc.
Mihai Viteazul Ion Alba 800 /;
Ion Sirbu au suprasolvt pentru
Parochia Sfinta Cruce din Mar
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INvITARE

Societatea ''Invierea" din Mar
tins Ferry, 0. Invita- Gu drag pc
toate organizatiunile Romanesti,
precum 81 pc toti fratii Romani
din loc, 81 jur, de a lua parte la
MARBLE BAL. (la lasatul dc
sec) care va fl aranjat Simbata
in IL Martie 1921, incepind Ia 8
ore p. m. 81 va avea loc in Hala
Sasilor din Dewey Str.
0 mnzica placuta vom avea.
Bufetul va Fl bine asortat.
i Pretul de intrare D-nii 50ci
Dalnele 25c; de prrsoana. .s
Snprasolvirile Sc primesc qc}
multumita ii Sc vor publica, a.
teptam pc toti rofnanii si roman
celel Ia . petrecere frumOasa ro
maneasca. Pima la reyedere an
ramas salutindu-va.
! Comitstul azanjator.
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tins Fery $500 loan S9rbu cantor
41.O0; loan, Sirbu secretsr prim
a Soc. Re6nvierea $l.0O; Petr,l
Marcos cu familia 800; losif
Muntean $1.O0; Mihai Jinga $1,0O
Nicolae Berindea 800; Gravila
Cornia $1.OO; Nicolae Stan, po-
lirnan 500; Irimie Floria 81 90; !,
Ion Savu $l.O0; George Balu Gu
familia $1.0O; Aurora N. Floria
Scot Nicolae Stroia $1.OO; George
Cazan, 'brutari 800; Nicolae
Forsea $1.00; Nicolae Stan $1.0O ].
Ion Opris $lOO; Florea Poja $1.OO
Mic Albu $l.OO; George Muntean
$lOO; Ion Stoica $1.OO; Simion
Birdian un bun membru al Soc,
/ 1loastre au suprasolvit s calm.
dare care au adus un VENT de
1920; Achim Blajan $1.OO; Petru
Riscuta $1.OO; Zachiu Tanchina
Gu familia $1.OO; Joachim Llpu
$500; Pres. Reinvierea nare Bo-
texan $1.0O; Alexandra Negriu
$500; Pres. Soc. Printul Nicolac
Ion Cretu $500; Sec. fin. al Soc.
Printul Nicolae, Victor Liabu
$500; Adam Luca, vicc-pres. al
Soc. Printul Nicolae $500; Bucur
Ancia $1.OO; George Gava, seer.
prim al Soc. Coroana Romaniel
i $1.OO; Toader Stan, seer. prim al
Soc. Printul Nicolae $500; Noise
lPuscas, caseriu Soc. Printul Nj
colae $500; George Costariu Gu
familia $1.OO; Ion Roman Gu fam,
5000; Dionise Baciu $1.OO; Fratil
Romani din comuna Sars judetnl
Tarnava-mare dind Petrecere
| in favoarea bisericii din comuna
suprasolvit Gu suma de $500
| Elisabeth Banceu flea lui Georgt
Banceu $l.0O;
1 nitrate in total -. $2l1.5t
4. Este 1856
i Vent. curat $A36. .O(
care suma Sc va adauga in foIduS
Societatii.
l Inca odata aducem sincerrle
noastre multamiri on. Soc. 81 Pa
rochii precum 81 L. tqti fratl
/. romani care a participat Ia acea
sta petrecere. Tot odata il rugam
ca 81 pc viit6ri sa ne dele tot spri
| iinul. In nnmele Soc. Printu
| Nicolae" diaBridgeport, Ohio.
loan Crstiug presedinte.
i Toader Stan, secretar prim.
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C A u 7

Pc prietenii mel, George Nun
team din comitatul Alba-Iulia, 81
pc George Vlaicu, asemenea din
Alba-Iulia. Find GU dinsii in ar
mata Canadiana, 81 de la despair.
tire nu stu mimic de dinsii. .Deci
rog pc fratii care stiu ceva des-
pre- dinsii, rog ca sa mi comllnice
ia adresa numita. Ca lie vol Fl re.
cunoscatori in tot deauna, George
Muntean au fost multi timp prlr
Youngstown, 0. ca Barber, s.
George Vlaicu au fost in Buffal1
N. Y. Cine bine voieste ami scrit
de dinsii sa mi adreseze astfel:
GEO, B. oAvA
Box 346. Martins Ferry, Ohio
CSC, 57-5S).
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/ bind, 81 bucurindn-se Cd Clara i
do bca1ia sa-si arate putcrea, ca
Sd alba 81 mai muEta temere de ca
Sc ridic4, de pc dor1neaza zicind
'Haide, sa-ti dovedesc ca Il
due singura in suterana orr c6ta
impotrivire al face.ss
Clara, care 81 ca dorca CO mai.
cuta Suzana 81 aib4 cunostinta
de puterea ei, se ridic4 zfmbind.
''Astespta putin 4 trimit SER
vitoarea uAadeva a nu ne vaza &c
facem" u ~ repede. Peste cite,
Va minute be intoarse Gu aln capa-
taiu dc funis de bumbsc ii 4 plse
pc mash xio1nd
Am adus-o sa-ti rs mainile
4 spate u dae6 nj voi reugi =
nj lei ii y mine. Doviturjle y
fie inldtnrs1e nsex |yrsf' i.ss ~ !r'
lnesc u ~, DIR n Al A 4
tajp1 III \ ~ syrean ~ 81 n1ili-
u o6ss M 81 ly ilosal,
IIsisls \
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CO n v0cARE

= 81 4 4 Z
Socictatea Romano de Ajutor
ii Cultura ''Plugarul Roman
din Youngstown, 10. convo.ca pc
|tQti membrii ei de, s lus parte la
adlinarea' Generala speciala care
Va Fl Dumineca in 13 Martie 1921
in sala Soc. Gas Poland Ave.
Deschiderea sedintei va Fl Ia
orele lao p. m. Ia ordinea zilei
vor Fl mai multe puncte de rezol-
Ivat cei absenti vor fl pedepsiti
conform statutului.
(56 57). Presidiul.
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PERFID|A 0MENEASCA
: Roman Conhnporan -


due eu singura in sutersna, FAR;
= I'll sub vre-o impsesie car.
sa-ti inspire groaza r. fntrebs
maicuta Suzana sfapbind.
Nu cred q ati ii in stare, se-
rinisima doamna. Stunt foarte pu.
ternica. Am muncit 4 mnnca
bruta 81 mi Fan desvoltat ii sn-
txrit muscii. Cfnd cram de opt
spreseee mi sm lust I'M vitel de
seae hMi A brate \ i'sm slsas az
sajd Pima y dbeE y distanta
de vre-o dosx MT ~ pa1 re "a
efftsF german cslse stentat NJ!
podoares 49, y y n ~ lls e1t|
lnk aa \ lI1jil - IA "a 4 4
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- Calacterul corpurilor lsgiui-
toars. - Atitudinaa opozitiei. .

S~Os 3ASASssNAAAAeses OHOAAyAOAs
Rugat de un redactor al ziaru-
lui 'Adevarul' sd arate motivelc
pentru care Federatia considera
actualele Corpuri legiuitoare de
Constituanta, dl Iuliu MANU- a
dat urmatoarele lamuriri:
Este i'll afara de orr ce dis
cutie, incepe prin a ne spune dl
Maniu, ca lucrurilc sunt asa cum
lie prezinta opozitia nationala.
Intr 'adevar, decretul regal No.
$3.50 din 10 August 1919 prin ca
re au fost convocate primele Cor
puri legiuitoare ale Romaniei in
tregite, in articolul ~ spune:
''Nouile adrlnari legiuitoare
Constituante sunt coAvocate In
Bucuresti in sesiune cxtraordi-
nara" etc. lar organizatiay Co1lsti-
tutionala"..
Asa dar este vadit faptul ca pc
'baza actelor de mai sus au fos,
convocate Corpurile legiuitoare
.trecute, disolvate mai inainte de
Isl Fl putut indeplini misiunea
Ca atare, actualele Co1puri le
giuitoare nu pot Fl considerate DE-
cit ca continuare logica celol
dizolvate.
In afara de aceasta, adunares
nationala din Alba-Iulia STA re
zervat o autonomie provizorit
pima la intrunirea Constituantei
| Marele Stat National de asemc
| nea in ultima sa sedinta s'a de
cretat singur ca dizolvat tot il
vederea intrunirei constituantei
Este deci evident ca in cazul ir
care Corpurile legiuitoafe actuale
II ar Fl considerate Ca constituan
te, s'ar provoca incalclrlabils
complicatii menite sa compromiti
continuitatea de drept.
Ori cum ar fl, continue dl Ma
niu, nu sc poate tagaduI actuaile'
lor Camere, dreptul de revizu
Constitutia 81 in special acela dt
a face legea electorala 81 agrara
care ating aceasta Constitute.
Deasemenea este mai presus dt
orr ce indoiala ca toate acests
operatii, nu Sc pot face decit OBJ
| servindu-se articolul 1913 din
Constitute, adica acela care i'm.
preun5 cu articolele. 19 81 81 tot
din Constitute spume categoric Cd
reforma electorate 81 agrara nu
Sc poate vota decat GU % majori-
tate de doua treimi.
In acest caz cred inutil sd mai
insist asupra faptului ca guvernul
nu va putea trcce prin Parliament
nici reforma agrara, nici pc a.
ceea electorate, fara ca proectele
de legi acestor reforme sd alba
consimtamintul opozitiei natio.
male.
Intrebat find despre atitudi.
nea opozitie fata de legile a9use
de guvern. dl lulu Manu- spas
'De buna seama, Cd aceste
legi Sc fac pentru tara 81 nu pen
tru guyern. Opozitia nationala IS
va da toate silintele sa propue
solutii corespunzatoare att inte
reselorreselor tarei, !. cit 81 acelo1
ale democratiei, in acest scop POI
sd va spun, ca vom face tot posi-
bilul pentru a fndupleca guver
mi 81 mAin1itatea sS accenfs
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IN VITA R {

ID Marian Marian din Palos,
jud. Tarnava lania. Face
cunoscut casatoria d-sale Gu Dina
Maria Negoi.
Dina Maria Negoi din Palos,
jud. Tarnava-mare Romania. Face
cun0scut casatoria d-sale Gu ID
Marian Marian.
Gu care ocaziune au onoarea de-
q invita- pc toate neamurile prie-
teni 81 cunoscutii D-nealor de a
lua parte la celebrarca rehgioasa'
aScununiei lor care va avea loc in
Biserica romano din Akron, @. !
Dumineca in ziua de 13 Martie
1921. Precum 81 la Petrecerea 81
masa ce sa va aranja Gu aceasta
ocazie in Hala Societatii "Ro-
mania Liberia" din Sweitzer Ave.
Petrecerea sc va incepe la Orele
3 p. m. lar masa Sc va aranja Ia
Z 30 p. m. 81 va Fl impodobita
peptru onor. oaspeti GU mancari
fine 81 beuturi delicioase. y
Mpzica romana+ loan s-Mutu 81
George Arnautz din Canton, O..
va distra pc on. oaspeti Gu cele
mai noui 81 mai frumoase arii de
Dams 81 cantece rationale.
Nasi vor Fl dl loan 81 dina Ma
ria Sissea, locuitoria in Alliance,
Ohio. Sperindsca ne yeti onora vS
asteptam GU drag.
Mirii gi NASH.
P. 8. Gel carl ma PRINT altc
invitari, considere aceasta ca a.
tare. I. (55, 56-50.
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ca vol pastra taina 81 ma tin de
vorba atita timp cit imi vel ii a.
votata 81 supnsa vointelor melss
dar nefiind inca convinsS de de4
votamentul ii supunerea t. 81 en-
atit mai putin . Allei, trebue -
ann acest oct iaeaiit Al, tine ii AL
e. raspunse maicuta Suzana AZ
hotardre IN voces 81. m ssa
(va nrma). n n
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Sc cor arbori Ae Ia oras.

Hyatt, seful departamentului par
curilbr publics q declarat All ca
zilnic win eel putin o suta de ce-
reri pentru arbori de % proprie-
tart de case Orasul sta inaintea
|sunei grele chcstii, deoarece stra-
zile necesita j ele multi arbori
In anul acests Sc vor planta can
10000 de arberi pc strazile ora
gului asa ca " inertia n1lmele d
'a0raS-nArc.u
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(lzl)
'Sunteti Q addnca canosca'
toare de slflete, serinisima doam-
ma. Inca nam vazut o femeie ca
serinisisma voastrS. Aveti un dar
extra a-ordinar de . ingrozi si q
!teapriza. Eu ii fsta dusmapalui
IN ploaia de gloante nam simfit
sroazs pe cAre am simtit-o cipd
m'ati amenihtat 81 ea1s de ~
buni. zimbetul u priyirea seFili-
aiaaei .yoastse a \ Sinse eoit 4 ! & /. ~
~ IA sinsssn tosl1 leS 4
|fI 4. u ! jps1teresI u \ ~ Z 4, A. A. Ips!
n il - = y 4 : -
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ApA1E n 1uCA1x 4.

Pretal Dsntfa Dablseafli eas sCauts.
sDe v1nsarsAs ,.Anuat IL sAsAtosleA,
o4ep eoetA Dentro fleeaEs eav1at
CuUT1 - . Dahlleatlo. 0oA . - esntl
~ - OoblloA nl1n&o.
PontSa DAF1 - seaUA, lnvltAx1 ae
botea, sananll saa aansaPi eoot1 ll-
ala, oou oloo eoloanA - a1as.
puhl1eatilDo - 10 1nsetlto - suna
uOoooafA. Credit N, are 1oe1t ooo1otA-
n1e Aln Unianea .. II. 4.
0apolaon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-22
FLAPPERS SEEK
MATURE MATES

WASHINGTON, April 22-''Whether
it is suffrage or some other influence,
It is a fact that the mar seable young
woman of today prefers to pick her
future husband from among men Of
maturer age" according to Captain
Knoll, the capitol's marriage license
clerk.
THE psychology Of the girl who
contemplates marriage has experienced
a decided change during the last two
years" observed Cupid's official inter
mediary, who insisted that a girl these
days has an eye to a safe future with
comfort with a husband with good sense,
even though older than herself, rather
than life full of romantic uncertainty
with a handsome youngster who may
change his mind over night and get
divorce the next morning"
Colonel Knoll was not prepared to say
whether this rather startling develop
ment in matrimonial .cOntemplations
would be lasting or whether the prin-
ciple Of like likes like" would again
gan the upper hand. 1T may be that
the girls desire more independence and
It may he they think an older man can
guarantee such a state with more
facility than a young husband just start
Ing out in life. Young husbands as
rule are also jealous and wish to domi-
nate over their brides. while men with
more experience are more tolerant"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-22
DELAY ACTION,
MAINS MATTER
Works Board to Discuss
Extensions Next
Week.

Because the meeting was restricted to
the routine action upon resolutions
which had been advertised for today, the
board Of public works did not confer with
officials of the Citizens Gas Company
upon the extension of gas mains The
meeting was cut short because of the
death of President George Lemaux. The
gas company has indicated to city Of
fcials that it will not be able to lay all
Of the mains ordered and a conference
upon the matter had been called for
today.
The board indicated that It viii discuss
the company'S attitude with its repre-
sentatives early next week, particularly
in order to insist that there be no de-
lay in the laying of mains in streets
where permanent improvement is being
held back because of lack of them.
Contracts were awarded as follows:
To a. D. Bowen: For permanent i'm
provement Of first alley east of Central
avenue from Twenty ghth to Twenty
Ninth street, with two-cOurse concrete,
for SO per lineal foot total, S2,G40; for
permanent improvement Of the first alley
east of Illinois street from Eleventh
street to the first alley north of Eleventh
street with two-cOurse concrete for $J.49
per lineal foot, total, S1,37O6O; for per
manent Improvement OF first alley east
Of College avenue from FOrtieth to Forty
Second street with two-cOurse concrete,
for S3O3 per Iineal foot, total. ST,774.9S,
and permanent improvement of the first
alley north of Eleventh street from a
point twenty feet east Of the first alley
east of Illinois street to a point 14S feet
east with two-course concrete for S4.7j
per lineal foot, total, S1,21OSS.
To the Columbia Construction Com
pany for permanent Improvement of the
first alley east of Washington boulevard,
from Twenty Eighth to Twenty Ninth
streets with two courses concrete for
$2.96 per nneal foot; total, S354O.16.
To Sheehan Construction Company ror
a local sewer in the first alley west Of
Senate avenue. from Ray street to a point
twenty eight feet north of wilkins street,
for Sab per Iineal foot; total, S1,772.
To W. c. Halstead for sidewalks and
graded lawns on the east side of Harlan
street, from a point twenty feet south Of
WoOdlawn avenue to Lexington avenue,
for S1.56 per lineal foot; total, SS11-20.
Bids were received as follows:
Sidewalks on the west side Of Spruce
street from Cottage to Minnesota streets:
John Arnold, S2.T per Iineal foot;
Schwert Brothers, 1925; W. z. HalsteaO,
S203; Abel Brothers, $3.2S and krevay
Concrete and Paving Company, S3.2J.
Sidewalks in Carlyle Place from
Michigan to Pratt streets: J. W. and
W. c. Martin, S139 per lineal foot :;
Schwert Brothers, SL7315; W. c. Hal
stead, $1.42 and Abel Brothers, SL72.
Sidewalks in Boyd avenue from point
IA feet north Of Kelly street TO a point
IA feet south of Wade street, Schwert
Brothers, S249 per Hneal foot.
Sidewalks in North street from Rural
to Gray streets: J. W. and W. e. Mar
tin, 1897 per lineal foot: Schwert
Brothers, 81 and w c. Halstead. $500.
A water main was ordered extended in
8IcCarty street from the end of the pres
ent main to q point 100 feet west