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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-05-07

Mankato: IS. Peter and Pauls,
Church at Mankato will celebrate the
fiftieth anniversary of the laying of
the corner stone on May II, -, 13 and
IA, and members of the parish held a
large enthusiastic meeting recently
for the, purpose of arranging for a
golden jubilee and bazaar to be held
on the above dates at the Loyola hall
The working force selected Robert
Lamm, chairman J. f. KrOst, secre-
tary; Joseph H. Thro, treasurer, to-
gether with many committees, who
began active work at once to make
the jubilee and bazaar one of the
most elaborate and successful affairs
ever given by the parish. This will be
looked upon as an event of great i'm
portance and the plans for the cele-
bration contain all that will make it
an affair long to be remembered by
Mankato people.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-05-07
DIOCESE OF DULUTH

{ u
f Duluth: All the priests who can
be spared were on the Range this
week making canvass from house
to house for the Welfare and Charity
Fund.
The Right Rev. Bishop was also Oh
the Range on Sunday. He returned
Monday morning, and went to st. Paul
by the midday train to attend the
meeting of the Bishops of the Arch
diocese of st. Paul.
Lakeside: On Sunday, May /, fire
totally destroyed the sacristy at St.
MichaePs Church here. Vestments,
chalice, everything was lost. Happily
the church did not take fire.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-05-07

meeting on Monday evening, May 2,
at which candidates were balloted
upon for the 4th degree exemplifica-
ton that is to be held in Fargo on
Tuesday, May 81. Grand Forks
plans on sending about thirty-fve can
didates to Fargo at that time.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-05-07

Florence Bockman, harpist, Miss
Marie Conway, violinist, and Horace
Seaton, organist, contributed largely
toward making the presentation an
event of unusual interest, perhaps the
best of the eight annual oratorios CIV
en- at the College of Saint Teresa.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-05-07
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.

Shakopee:. At their recent meeting
the Women's Catholic Order of Fores-
tiers installed officers for the ensuing
year and initiated a class of fourteen
candidates. Mrs. Fannie Miller of
Minneapolis, high trustee, was the pre-
siding officer and examined the books.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-05-07

There's no time to begin like the
present. f1sf
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-05-07

Phillip: A mission, the first since
1910, was given in st. Patrick's
Church here last week. The exercises
were conducted by Fathers Maerte
and Catterlin, Redemptorist Fathers
from Davenport, Ia
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-05-07

Monday night, proving a decided sue
cess. The winners of the airplane
rides were Miss Margaret Kelly, Roy
Brennan, and A. Pfitzenreuter.
st. Joseph's Hospital: Graduation
exercises will be held in st. Agatha's
conservatory Thursday evening, May
r. His Grace Archbishop Bowling
will present diplomas to thirty-five
nurses, including two Sisters.
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DIOCESE OF SUPERIOR

Superior: Right Rev. Bishop J. M.
Koudelka has returned from well
earned rest in Florida. He will or
dain to the priesthood Rev. Gordon
Sheany, on May %, in the church OF
Merrill, Wis. The young priest will
sing his first solemn High Mass in
the Church of st. Francis Xavier, Mer-
rill, on May 20.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-05-07

b Pro-cathedraI of ST. Mary: A cam
paign to assemble bouquet of TWEEN
ty thousand Communions during the
month of May in honor of the Blessed
Virgin by the people of the parish has
been started. May devotions are helG
at noon daily and are followed by
Mass at 1915. ~
A class of catechumens will make
their profession of faith and be hap
tized at s o'clock on Sunday evening
May s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16

~ vi E.f .l
NOTICE is IiEREBY GIVEN thar tn,
ANNUAL Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
The Chesapeake aud Ohio Hallway Com
pnny VIII DC held. As provided IN to- nv.
Laws. 1T the general oihce OF the Com
pany III The cry u Richmond. Wig. Ina
on Tuesday, the i9ih day o. April. !sai.
Al eleven o'clock ~ NJ,
% FOR tho election OF directors:
Cd 10 approve and consent %. ry yots
or otherwise as may be provided oy law
and subject TO aay necessary appr1~aI
or conscn, by public authority the lea So
To the Company. or the acquisition othvr-
wise by the Company II and to me extent
authorized by law, OF :hc iat.road nuI
property. with the appuTteUaucos thtrrnt
or The Chesapeake and Ohio RAILWAY
Company OF Indiana. IN which the Com
pany owns SUBSTANTIALLY an the capital
stock:
90 TO, authorize and consent to Tn.
fern and terms OF any instrument OF
ivas. u: otherwise Ia the Premises IN !, =
may hc submitted TO tho mc,:Ins.
ca 10 approve. ratlIy ana soaArm such
action heretofore taken Jr authorized by
the Hoard OF Directors or BY :nc Ex.cu
pursuant 20 any previous aui nor. zation by
the stockholders or othcrwisc. as may b.
submitted to the meeting. and
go 20 transact such other business,
as may lawfully come before tho neuEihg
The stock transfer books viii be closed
broadway. New York CITY. on SATURDAY.
the 18TH day OF March. 1921. at twelve
O'Clock noon. and viii DO recpeneJ an
"Wednesday. tho goth day of Apr!i. 1921
at ten O'Clock \ NJ.
by order OF tho Board OF Dlrectors
a. TREyvETT. Secretary.
YOU save money when you buy aud ssl
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BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE COtJNcIT,
OLE TIlE CITY OLE RIGLI NI0N-n:

on skip stop system during GER
tain hours.
81. 1T ORPHANED BY THE COUNCIL,
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
/. That the Virginia Railway and
rover Comielny be. and il is, hereby
authorized and required to operate its
cars In that portion OF tho CITY OF
richmond formerly known as IIign-
-.tho lark. during the morning hours
OF each week day,that is TO say.
uhtli 8 n. NJ. OF each day-upon skip
stop system so that each car. regular
or extra, shall stop for the purpose
OF taxing on and putting off passen-
gers at alternate cross or interSect-
.nS streets: provided, however, that
II there should De no passengers de-
SirinS 10 board or 10 get of OF 4 ca
street at which stop would other.
" Use be made under this ordinance
and tharc Should he PASSENGERS dcsir-
ing TO board or get off ot the car at
the next succeeding cross or intcrse:t-
Lee street at a.ch 4 stop would not
Al sven cars saall stop AZ the last
:ihneu street for the pur Joses named
up'n proper s!gUai, aai FOR any
:auurc TO comfy with the provisions
Of this ordinan.e the said Virginia
Hallway and Power Company shall be
liatle TO tine OF not less than SIS
Eor more than 800. recoverable be-
fore the police Justice of the city OF
Richmond. and every such failure
shall be and constitute separate
offence.
=. This ordinance shall be in force
from It's passage aud publication as
required by the city charter.
ALE. II. MCDOWELL.
Cify
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Situations Wnntri-Eclnule YU

: TE%cGENiItER - iiirh-grsI- sttnog
iAph"r ana genera! office assigtIni. Win
via" "Hpct!snCc ia collection WORK and
haGil!nE correspondence direct. now en-
p'"y"f "a suburbs. desires pOsition IN
huslucss center. i3i. car" The DIS
Patch.
: TEWNHDESS- Wanted Al once. b. a.
IeT!"Hc"i EtcwhrGvsr, J.rE" III hotel.
club ar cafeteria CONNECTIONS, or lldc" as
hnuS'k"eg"r IN privs:" family whcr.
servants are kept. Box AZ. The Dis
patch.
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LIVE STOCK
Horses, Cattle, Vehicle.

JIEG Stored HAMPSHIRE SOW and Nv
choice .igs FOR sale. ot-Y g.. SnY1e-
HAMPTON. Va. H. r. - 40. :.
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1UCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
NORTH CAROI.INA-PITT COUNTY.
'" H. liarrington. l... Declared outlaw.

NORTH CAROIINA--rITT COUNTY
". III. HARRINGTON. IT.. Declared outlaw.
TO W. II. HARRINGTON. JR
whereas there has been nlcd in our Of
nee. as required by law. an affidavit con-
tanning ;ha fact that You are wanted III
iitt ,,"unty for the commission ~ several
iclpnics. ana II further appearing from
said affidavit that You are fleeing from
Justice. conced!tnS yourself ans. nv;.ding
arrest aud service OF the usual process OF
the law.
Sow. therefore. ,hcst are to command
and require you forthwith TO surrender
yourself 10 the nearest officer. you bcin,;
hereunder declared an outlaw by virtue
"t section 1919 OF the Consolidated statutes
of North Carolina. and authority Is hereby
granted the Sheriff of Pitt County. or any
Other lawful officer is authorized. cm-
powered and required to arrest you, the
said ". ~. Harrington. lr.. and To take
such power as ..cCcsSdry for going in
search OF and cncctualiy apprchendin. YOU
It fugitive from Justice. and II you. the
said W. II. harrington, Jr.. DO not i'm
mediatcly surrender, any citizen OF the
to justice. and in case OF Hight or re-.
siStancc after being called on and warned
to surrender. may, STAY YOU without ac-
cUsat!on or Impeachment OF any crime.
Witness our hands this 9th day OF April,
1921. -
II +. TYSON.
Justices OF tho Peace
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
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AUCTIONS-LEChL,s
Legal Notices
q I

RICHMOND. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nh
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
Oi'icc OF tho Secretary
Richmond, Va. April l. 1921
Notice !s hereby given, that the annn.f
meeting OF the stockholders OF the HiSh
ui"nd. Fredericksburg and Potomac RsI
road Comp.ny VIII be held at Its oaice
Room 2O2. Broad Street Station Rjcbm mnS'
Va: on Monday. tho 18Th day OF ALI
1921. at II O'Clock y. 81. D"'
The stock transfer hooks will be cIo.ea
at O'Clock T. NJ Tuesday. April g. IoSI
no reopensd at 10 o'clock y. II. Tucsisv'
NORMAN CALL.
Secretarv
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r wen yEI wSnt TO FONT a mouse Us. ,nsss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16

CllARMlNGLY furnished apartment: pri-
latc pain ETC.: kitchcncttc and hall: In
beautiful old country home, i've minu;cs'
walk from car line. near University OF
Nirginta. Mrs: Reuben Maury.
FURNISHED ROOM for rent; also light
housekeeping. 100 West Grace.
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$4,000

REWARD.
y Ave hunGrcd-do reward il offered
for the capture ana delivery ~
". II. HARRISGTON. JR..
WHITE.
Late OF Pat County, North Carolina 10
the undersigned Sheriff OF Pitt County
Wanted for grand larceny. he having been
Observation-Disclosures about $50 or
1870 pounds: height about feet . inches;
light sandy hair. a little curly: age about
3i. ordinarily dressed. When last seem
wore short light mustache and wear
Ing cap.
r. II. DUDLEY
Sheriff OF Pitt County.
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WANTED Experienced sales
man wanted Tor Virginia and West Viz
giu!a. hauciiDg beverages o. merit and
quality. used from coast cOas:: on
strictly commission basis. Bright fu.
turc FOR salesman Of ability. l. o. Box
1851. Savannah G.,
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MERCHANDISE
ANpERsoH's SPECIALS.

'.S4''ss7''-N > = IA.sS.
! three piece wainu, bedroom sui, So 50
! ''s.P}.eee white enamel bedroom
'-''''' '''.'. .'-......... IS 80
! golden oak dresser. /; IS
! golden oak dresser u 70
! white enamel bed ana spring. 10 IS
! white enamel bod and spring. IS so
woven wi'e cot. all steel ........ !, IS
Ma 49, gYaa3 be made into full size
""-"'c yea .-.---. -.......-..... 20 IS
''':s is mira" Of Gte.s s%ff's s ss.
'ao!!sh'n"nt .................... 80 so
hanging hall mirror. golden oak. II "a
! hanging hal! rack trn.ssion,. :,
'h5gSn,; ,s. .2'a!hoEsny narlor. suit.
~ u.s.! -''..'..-.-- -............ IS ~
m"hosahy what no,............ IL al
golden OAK Morris chair. /, 20
! Imperial chartered oak buffet. % -
! golden oak dining table. 6 feet. - -
s!x-foo; dining table. . II "a
! $50 pound leo chest, suitable for
confectionery store: barsain... 20 IS
/ single glass door quartercd OAK
""Fa'ope '''..'- -............. IS rs
double door golden oak wardrobe. 4, so
! golden oak dressing ;ab!e...... Is 70
! Wiser ,,Iss P 2hsotsa With double,
'''' ''''''''''''' ..--..-.....7 rs
'' Gis5 I HnSHGGsF"rh win double
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

Business Opportunities 3S
CONFECTIONERY business, sinh and
Ha!n StT,g,s. fOg sale. good reason Tor
ceiling For Information. j. q Mil,
broadway National Bank. "a, soda toun-
tam.
DRUG STORE ouTfIr-W!, sci! com
pletc. everything new. l2g Discount.
Complete or any part. Fountain. nS-
tGrvr. drug stock. Any one Interested.
win the casn. write Drugs. !VJ North
john street. Go!dsDoTo, y L. Four
years tease building. Reason ioT
selling, business elsewhere.
FOR SALE. tailoring business. Small
amount cash required. Cheap :"at Good
location. BOX r. soc. care The Dis
STATE distributor has AN OPENING for a
neat appearing young man. $500 or 800
to invest good cor S.gp per month BOX
r. i05, care The Dispatch
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For Sale

y BARGAIN II BOUGHT
AT ONCE,
EtGht-room modern brick residences,
within one-half block of William
Eyrd Park. Possession at once
i'rice, $1,000.
BROOKS * RICHARDSON. INC,
- North Eighth Street
kcnl Estate. loans and Insurance
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\. R-While above terms are cash.
more iipcrai terms may be obtained
from the .Auctioneers.
:, rms sale is made subject TO n prior
lien OF S'.5i2.00, together with rho
accrued interest thereon
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents
sd

81 ltSMA Carbon ia per manufacturer
has opening Tor young man repre-
s"utat!s" IN lHchhOnd. GIVE Fun par
nrulHrs " experience in ceiling. STATE
salary expected, and niirass Ndy"r- 4,
us.f. 1905 Calvert building. BALTIMORE
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
AN ORDNANCE

tAprrOved April ), lO2D.
To authorize and require tho Wright,
Railway and Power Company 70
operate it's cars in Highland Park
on skip stop system during GER
tain hours.
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Situations Wantcd-Mnlc q

MARRIED M-.H, IS years old desires to
maze Il change Ia work For tho lAst
eighteen yeas associated with line
Of business that brought him In con
tact with people of 81! classes. IL a
good juGg" OF human natur. and knows
Ao~ 20 MAKE aud hold fT!rndh among
al. Kinds Of people. Capable o: hoIdir,:
a po-Itloi thai requires executive ability
we'll as diplomacy. Mould prefer to
hccUfn" associated as the head OF new
Hgstnvss dspa;tneHt' Of banking
house. but others VIII receive hayll..
amount II consideration. y Die to furnish
references from men who aigu VI
IN DuSIness and church circles. Doe,
i.ot liquor In any FORM Address
Bgr l.. ig2. care The Dispatch
rHI%rEE- w.n;eG. ., =" al!-rounG
i!uS 1856. car IEo dispatch
NEGlsIF.RED .rIAKAAcIs1 oper for 200
sltluu JUne !Si. lE"icr sOnsr. aius w.;h
- iutgre y! references. - 40. care
iiIn.s Dispatch.
.HAEF.C MASAGER desires poLIlun
with manufacturers or wholesale con
Germ. SHAH u. Giad 10 S!sc references
10 character aud nbi.Iy. Boa B-iJs.
are Tnc D!spatca.
YOUNG MAS--Scat- appearing. energetic.
would llk, 10 connect with hiEh sraG.
ut!n az collector or travelling, etc. best
CT references Bor J25. The Dispatch.
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RICHMOND TERMINAL RAILWAY CON-
l'ASY.

IlGHIlONU, ' Il, NpIII 7. WI.
Notice Is HrTcoS gwen that tnr annual
meeting OF Inc STOCKHOLDERS OF the itch
Inou0 terminal NLIiway Company VIII be
nelu at lis office, Room 2U:, Broad Street
station, kicnuiond Va. on Aiunday, tho
Isth day OF April. l.2l. at 1850 o'cioch
~. Al.
The stock transfer books VIII be closed
al 5 O'clock L. Tuesday. April ). 49,
and rroprned at ~ O'CLOCK ~. 81. Tuesday.
April -. 1871.
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NORMAN CALL.
TO THE sroCknoLDHks or ARIA

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OH ARA
lIACnI-AN row FIX COMpANf.
~ Special Meeting OF Inc Slockh ull.rs
OF Appalachian ROVER COMPANY VII! DE
held the 10Th day OF April ly.l at ID
O'Clock la the lorenoon, Ia tho Onice OF
the Company. Room JIs. Mutu.tl Huild-
inE. in me city VI Rcnmomd. state OF
Virginia. Tor lhG purpose or Considering
acIlus up-n tho proposed amend M N a
OF tho Articles OF Associa,ion OF ih,
Company whereby the period wiinin wnic n
the Company IS required 10 complete its
proposed works SHAH DC extended 20 Nav
20 1926. by amending Clause OF Sec,
ton -. and Clause ~ OF SECTION 1 of
said Articles OF Association So that each
OF said clauses Will read AS follows:
The Corporation shall! have nyr Is,
years from and after Aay ". 1891.
within which To nnisn .is line OF i'm
prosement or works and Lut the Same
III operation"
and for the transaction OF such other
business AS may properly CONE before Tao
meeting.
The stock books OF the Company were
closed at the close Oc business on March
&c 1911. and VIII remain closed until the
opening OF business on April IT. 1871
BY order OF Tho Board Gf Directors
l. w. OSBORNE
Dated New Yor!; city Aprii 4 Is.i
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real ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

HOMES on easy terms. Walter Schaat
Central Nat!nna. BANK Building
NORTH RlCiiMON D-t.i.ht-rnoin. Storm
bhccted. dtuc,- home hot wafer heat:
near car; beautiful condition. Easy
terms ana special price Cor quick sale.
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IUCTfONS-LEGALS
i.rp;l Suficrs

RICHMOND LAND CORPORATION
Oitcc OF the Secretary.
Richmond. Va. April !. 1921
Notice Ia hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF tho Wich
mond Land Corporation VIII bo held a, lis
Office Room 202. Hroad Street station
Richmond. Va. on Monday, tho 18th Iay
OF April, 1921. at !l:i5 o'clock a. a.
The ptock transfer books vii, be- cIoscd
at o'clock L. N. Tuesday. April g. 1921
and rcopcned at 10 o'clock n. N. Tuesday
April 10. i92i
NORMAN CALL.
Secretary.
AZ you want TO fsnt q mousse us. tnsss
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you save money when you buy and All
through these columns
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Let SOU. 50Sl52 feet. r.. Iaburn W.
OF Newport. ana lot IL. i5Nii0 feet r.:
Fairfax. brandon and bellevue. In BIook-
dale.
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Professional Services

DETECElNE work In all OF its branches
tFfats beigct!.ch Tor amy demand.
C'HROLL's DETECTIVE AGENCY.
10" broadway national b"uk BlIT..
Klchu.'ni. virginia.
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Lots for Sale


DCNIRanTH-nec Of MESrliAMPrON.
Attractive Prices Libvr.. Terina
III MUTUAL. EClLDING
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Wanted-Rooms, BOARD

WANTED--ROom and evening meal
Franklin or Grace Streets tetweon First
md fifth; private family: young man.
Gall Madison Ass Saturday afternoon or
Sunday. I"
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EMPLOY MENT
Help MISUNDERSTANDING

= LADY wanted Uf tehnomesi and e.
prSltUt" % take charge 60! home and
four uhilir'i Igch 10 years. None
hEi those tpss"ss1nE int.arctGai train
s,,yr auG na.u uI.nngaID"ut need Apply.
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ClNTER pARK--I.arSc corner. 40 zee,
front, several beautiful Odd OAKS. Only
fl,Yv0. Sc fyiaad Realty Company
THE BEST LOCATION In Richmond for
store. lot a. intersection OF three
streets. Giutrr Park section. price only
$3.50: terms. $50 cash and ST. a month
Automobiles pass IL at the rate OF one
minute. 40 stores In Ginicr Park.
good pace Tor drug store. grocery meal
market or gasoline station. Box u no
care The Dispatch
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For sale. tWo lots. 20 and 50. conner
Leonard Parkway and Wcstnorc!aud
5JSi35 feet: In Colonial Place.
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The Chesapeake nna Ohio Nallway
NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING

49,, -, ;. , - . SVVTrIlry.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
EEL STEW BREWED IN JAIL
CHEATS GRAVE OF VICTIM
Warden Dunbar Of Mineola Tries His Favorite Dish
Successfully When Former Sing Sing Guest
Goes on Hunger Strike.

here, which has been awful duh since
Or. Wilkins hung himself from that
steam pipe over your head two years
ago. In the meantime, you have inter-
rupted our game"
Perhaps one way to cure hunger
striking prisoner is TO take him less
seriously than he would be taken. But
Warden Dunbar began TO worry. The
man had tasted seven days--or up to
yesterday-when the Sheriff bethought
him OF his own great skill as a stewer
Of cells.
50 he made an eel stew and let the
steam and SAVIOR of IL percolate through
all the Jail corridors. Then he had a
specially delectable portion OF II ladled
out 10 Paddy Flynn, cellmate OF Mar
shall, and Of such aplomb and gusto as
a gormand that when he addresses HIM
self to an eel stew people passing in the
street know something important Is go
Ing on.
And after Flynn had been construct
Ing eel Stew for fifteen minutes MAJ
shall surrendered
How much shall give him to start?"
q keeper inquired OF the warden.
Whatever he wants." was the reply.
And that is why. for an hour and a
half last night. there was considerable
doubt as to whether Charles Marshall OF
Manhattan would ever greet another
dawn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27

OF it that II is the "first serious effort OF
Its kind In this country"
Graft charges have been handed back
and forth between the employers and
the unions on many occasions, and un-
der the present strike conditions they
have been revived. The manufacturers
charge that business agents have held
them up regularly. in true Brindell fash
ion. by stoppages or work in shop after
shop, which could be settled only by pay
ing the business agent a generous bribe.
These charges have been denied. and
where denial was useless the union mas
charged that the manufacturer was
really most to blame and often oribed
the business agent to permit violations
Of union rules relating to overtime.
standard production and the like.
During the latter part of 1919 these
charges and counter-charges reached a
point where action was taken both here
and In Chicago. The union, before the
biennial convention last year. made
what was called a "housecleaning," sus-
pending some business agents and ex-
pelling others who had confessed to
accepting bribes. But the details of the
transactions we're carefully suppressed.
The only action taken at the conven-
tion was to condemn and forbid another
practice, which had grown to extensive
proportions. OF shops making valuable
presents to shop chairmen and busi-
ness agents. These were really "contri-
buttons" levied on the workers for the