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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY

Women's Auxiliary units are be
ing organized rapidly in Ohio. OF
the $40 Legion posts. over 120 at this
writing have Auxiliaries. and follow
Ing the slogan of other states, Ohio
intends to contrive an alliance with
the elegibles-mothers, wives sisters
and daughters-fOr an Auxiliary
unit for every post.
NO bachelor posts wanted" This
is the edict of Hugh K. Martin. De-
partment Adjutant This does not
mean that bachelor posts are 10
drop out, but it does mean that as
soon as possible they are to get
their Auxiliary units.
The posts that have Auxiliary
units are 10 be commended. But why
have the rest of the posts failed 10
organize units2" the adjutant wants
10 know. They should realize that
the mothers. sisters. wives and
daughters OF the members of the
Legion and Of those who died In SER
vice have the real welfare OF the eX-
service men at heart. They should
realize that women are now voters
and that their votes viii be just as
effective as those of the men. They
should realize that the way 10 make
them effective is through organic
alton. and that the men and women
kwho have the same interests as re-
Cards the ex-service men should
work together through cooperating
organizations.
The American Legion recognizes
an auxiliary organization 10 be
known as the Women's Auxiliary Of
The American Legion. SO other
women's organization is officially
recognized ANY such women's or
Eanizations are independent and
wholly apart from the American
Legion. The Legion has no Quarrel
10 pick with them. There is abso-
lu,ely nothing 20 prevent an eieglblo
woman from being a member OF
such other organizations as well as
a member of the Women's Auxiliary.
But there Is nothing so effective as
a union OF the American Legion and
the Women's Auxiliary as coordinate
organizations ia the community,
state and nation, fighting 70 reach a
mutual goal.
$50 If your post is one Of these
bachelor posts by all means gs'
busy and sc, busy quick and organ
<e your Auxiliary unit, for
bachelor posts are wanted in Ohio
Activities for the week. reports q
Auxiliary OF Fort Orange Pos, s.,
Albany. y. " included the inves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14
BERGDOLL SUBSTITUTE
DIED 4 HERO: POST
Plans 4 MEMORIAL

~ --e-,--- - -. - -
WHOSE ia-NS WAS '''i '"7 rms
that Grover Cleveland BerElo- re-
fused ID bear. and who feri ln bat
-la o,s--s,z r,-s-r 5a b,-r--4 ~
ONeIoFeoA lLa.} posi- WIN a .-.ins
mem of-t-- "A-n ----- -l--e1 %
appear BEFORE ms local asal- BOARD
'Ne mex. -1-e7 o - @ were
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14
INFORMAL MEET
OF POST 90 TO BE
HELD AT C. OF G.
DICTIONARIES Will Pass on I'm
portant Business at To-
nights Session.

An informal meeting OF scout h
Bend Post 80 So the American
Legion VIII be- held tonight at the
Chamber Of Commerce. The pur-
pose 81 the meeting. which - the
regular second Thursday gathering
- DICTIONARIES. is 90 act on only the
important business which has ac-
cumu.ated .n the past few weeks.
Reports on the Culver conference
OF commanders and adjutants will
be made by L. j. Roche Joe Gun
ninsham and y. r. Macdonald. This
conference outlined many projects
OF interest to- all posts.
Prospects u staging "A mammoth
sham battle at Springbrook under
the direction Of the military STAFF at
Culver. and using therefor govern
ment tanks. field pieces, planes an.
other material Will be outlined n,-
fore the meeting and a committee
named 20 act on the question.
For Disabled Soldiers.
Funds derived from the affair are
20 be turned over TO the disabled
soldiers account Of the Legion. This
fund is for the department Of Ind
lana only and part OF it would be
expended on Healthwin.
Discussion Of Legtrn Legislation
Will be- gone into and resolutions
passed and cent TO Indiana represen-
tatives and senator's at Washington.
Right now. Rep. A. j. Hickey is do
ing all ia his power 20 cooperate
with posts in this district and 70
Narry out the viii Of the national
executive committee Of the Legion.
Reports on the statue Of these bills
Will be made BY Otis s. Romine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14
Legion Raises
$4,000 Grams
Decoration Sum

More than $4,000 was the Le-
gions contribution this year 10 the
fund for the decoration OF A r. r.
graves under the direction Of Paris
post. At this writing a few more
small contributions are still to come
in, but these Will not be large enough
to add materially to the total They
viii, however. have a significance
higher than their dollars-and-cen
value. for in practically all cases
they will represent the contributions
Of foreign departments. most Of
them farther from American than
America is from France. Hawaii's
contribution. for instance. will have
travelled good 10000 miles before
it reaches France. The department
Of Japan's contribution will have TO
go more than half way around the
world. as will that Of the Philippine
Islands: Chile's Will have to go as
far but IL will turn a corner on the
way
Thirty-three departments exceeded
their allotted quotas for the Memoir
ial day fund as follows: Arizona.
Connecticut. Delaware, District Of
Columbia. Florida. Georgia. Idaho,
Indiana Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky,
Louisiana. Maryland. Massa chusetts.
Missouri, Nevada. New Hampshire,
New Mexico, Ohio. Oklahoma, Penn
sylvania, Rhode Island. South Caro-
lima, South Dakota, Texas. Utah,
Vermont. Virginia. West Virginia.
Wyoming. Mexico. Panama, Cuba.
Iowa and Pennsylvania led the
field in total contributions. the for
mer contributing S2.S95.37 to the
fund and the latter s2.S47.59. Three
other states were in the two thou
sand dollar class: Illinois with So
5SS.24. Ohio with S2.573.4O and Kan
sas with $2.065.99. States contrib
uting more than $1,000 and less than
20 000 n tho fund Wprp-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14

tion pleasures afforded at the beach
The New Butler: Madam. I re-
gret 10 report it, but your husbs nd
is in an intoxicated condition at the
back door"
Bring him around in front quick
". James, so the neishbors can see
him"
Pvt. 7 Ct: well. there's one
thing an NJ. P. can't arrest and that's
the fight Of time"
Buck: Il dunno. I saw one come
in this very joint and stop a few
hours"
Two resolutions aimed TO strength
en- the spirit Of Americanism in the
community have been passed by
James p. Hawley Post of Neenah,
Wis. IN one resolution II was urged
that the citizens display the Amori-
can flag on tnei- homes and places
of business. not only on the Fourth
of July but on every national holiday.
and in such Il manner that the flag
may wave land inspire all with the
spirit Of 100 percent AmericanisL1."
Tho second resolution asked the
board Of education TO rename the
ward schools of the city after Amer
lean patriots, such as Washington
and Lincoln.
As long as mountains endure the
name Of the late National CoInman-
der Frederick w. Galbraith, jr., will
be remembered in the department OF
Georgia, for at Camp Benning ole
of the most prominent hills on the
reservation has been named after
him. The decision was made by a
board of officers charged with nam
ing all the prominent natural fea-
lures within the camp boundaries.
The sam Brown Belt is now uni
form. Sales negotiated through
these columns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14
Subject: Method OF Handling Delin-
quent REORGANIZATION No. :


quent Posts-OrganiLat No. :.
For the special information of tho
statistical section Of the organiZa-
ton division Of national headCuar-
ters, Department adjutants are re-
specially requested 10 furnish this
Office with lists Of those posts, by
name, number and location, not
having paid any memberships for
the current year. including those
posts falling below the minimum re-
quirement OF fifteen members.
AS a means Of reaching further
conclusion. IL is requested that this
Office also be given the name ana
address Of posts that have met the
minimum membership requirement
but whose general membership rec
ord indicates them to be in a weak
condition.
In requesting this information. we
desire TO emphasize the fact that the
established Iolicy of national head
quarters in not assuming or dictat-
ing the policy of individual depart
ments in connection with inua-de-
partment administration affairs VIII
be strictly followed in this instance.
Each department adjutant. how
ever. Will confer a favor by fully
outlining the present policy Of his
department with reference to what
action is taken in handling such
posts.
Since some departments will find
It necessary TO recommend the
cancellation Of post charters n
some instances, the following pro
cedure is quoted:
The following procedure is re-
CURED for the cancellation of char
tiers in cases other than for discip-
Hnary measures or cause: Where n
post fails in regular meeting TO pass
a resolution requesting the cancella-
ton Of its charter, and the depart
ment headquarters finds that the
lost is dead" and there is no
chance Of reorganization, depart
ment headquarters is required TO get
in touch with the former post Off
Ger or officers and procure from him
or them a statement requesting can
collation. OF charter and giving the
reasons therefor. The charter
should be returned to department
headquarters for transmittal TO ma
tional headquarters for cancellation.
Where a department is unable TO
get response from any of the former
post officers or members, an affida-
Wit Of the department commander
attested by the department adjutanr,
requesting cancellation Of charter
and setting forth the reasons there
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14
ASK RESIGNATION
OF ALLIED HEAD

BERLIN, July 13.-According TO
the Machtuhr Abendblatt, today. the
British and Italian governments
have requested the resignation Of
Gen. Leronde as director of allied
military operations in Upper Siiesia.
The newspaper added that the Brit
ish high commissioner in Upper
Silesia and Gen. Marins, commander
OF the italian troops charge that
Gen. Leronde participated in the
Polish uprising. Gen. Leronde is
head OF the inter-allied high COM
mission.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14
CHICAGO POLICE
MUST BE ACTIVE

CHICAGO, July 13.-Two bandits
held up Joseph Biedel. a paving con-
tractor. in a corridor OF the city hall.
near Mayor William Hale Thomp-
sons office. at noon today.
The bandits obtained $14. Several
policemen standing near by started
chase. They pursued them through
the building and through the loop
district. They escaped.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14
buds, Whizbangs and H. E.
From the St. Joe County Sector

Comrade Travelbee. vocational
training chief for this district, claims
the O'Keefe berries for this bird:
Wei. sir. I have been suffering
with rheumatism. but I am cured
now and think that my compensa-
ton payments should be discOnun-
ued."
He thinks they should be diecOn-
tinued? They should be continued
for honesty or brain storm or some
thing, declares the average buck
who tried to get a monthly stipend
through Doc MitchelTs outfit.
Comrade Clapp, ex-medico. had a
narrow escape in the Canadian wilds
when q forest fire swept down on
him. Must have reminded Doc Of
the old fame attacks.
George Ford and Paul Knox Col
Inns are preparing joint reports on
how 1t feels 10 be heavy in hot
weather.
Reminds one Of yarn in Gibbs
Now II Can be Told" which is rec
commended TO all ex-service men. Pvt.
Tommy was taking a bath in a small
basin of water when a c. o. came
along. and this was on the lines
where COOS. weren't so much after
all. Taking a plunge" suggested
the starred one, cheerily. AYE. sir. -
replied the buck. "and 'ow I wishes
was a blinken canary"
The m.ds are saving their pre-
scriptions in Kansas City. Delegates
to the convention. forward march!
It was a long. dreary trial and the
Judge and everybody else were franz
" bored Nose was on the witness
stand to testify as to a crap game
raid.
You insist the nergro you saw
escaping from the raid was a null
atto?" demanded one Of the lawyers.
"Yassuh, he was berry light"
But II has been shown that all the
parties in the game were very black"
KANT help dat. sub. Dis boy was
plain yaller."
But"
Perhaps" interrupted the Judge
YEARLY, "the change in complexion
was due to the fact he had been
faded so many tines."
Ex-Loot. A. E. F. Gin restaurant) {:
Waiter, l ordered two eggs. Why
| have you brought me only one ?"
Waiter. ex-K. p, A. f. F.: BE
cause one egg is un oeuf."
Besides being rather a wild youth,
Sam Smithers was exceedingly ego
tisticaL A couple Of days after he
returned from overseas he strolled
into a grocery store where the pro-
Inhibition amendment was under dis
cussion.
How about it. Sam?" asked a
! friend. Are you peeved because
they made the country dry while you
were gomez"
Sam drew himself up proudly and
| gazed at the group Of loafers.
"Peeved. nothing" he calculated.
I'm proud OF ii. Why they had to
amend the constitution OF the United
States OF America TO reform me. and
they knew it had to be done when /
wasn't here to prevent it,
| A chance for q summer vacation
at the seashore for a nominal cost is
offered 70 all members of the legion
and ex-service men by Chatram
County Post Of Savannah Ga.
whose latest enterprise has taken the
form Of opening a camp at the near.
by beach Of Tybee Island. Reru.
lation army tents. fitted with wooden
! floors, have been set up and cots pro-
! vided. The cost to guests IS sc a
day per man, or IS a week for quar-.
: ters. and meals are available at rea
| sonable prices at nearby restaurant;
and hotels. Dancing, fishing, tennis
baseball and canoeing are the vaca-
|
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14
ONE IS KILLED
IN TRAIN WRECK

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July Ia
One is dead, two more are momen-
tarily expected to die and nine others
are seriously injured as a result Of
the collision between a gas motor
track car and work train standing
on a siding near Kingston Springs
early today on the Nashville, Chat
tanooga and St. Louis railway.
A special relief train bearing ply
sicians and nurses was rushed from
Nashville 10 the scene and brought
the injured TO the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14
VATICAN ORGAN
PRAISES HARDING

ROME, July 13.-The Osservatore
Romano. organ Of the Vatican today
warmly congratulated Pres't Hard
ing upon his invitation TO the powers
to attend a disarmament conference
in Washington. The newspaper
states that Pres't Harding's proposal
Is similar TO that made by Pope
Benedict in 1917.
The pontiff will experience n e
liveliest pleasure in seeing his
prayers realized under the powerful
initiative of the United States said
the Oasseratore Romano.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

$4,000 peoples for Memorial ay this
year, realizing $4,000.
The Auxiliary units OF the Lepart-
ment OF Texas are bending every
effort 10 cooperate with Legion posts
throughout the state in working for
the success Of the drive for $35O.0O0
for the completion OF the American
Legion Memorial Hospital at Kerr
Vile
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14

such a fragrant manner IS so totally
opposed 20 that for which the Amer
lean Legion stands that d. cannot be
tolerated. ANY case Of this kind
coming 10 the attention OF depart
ment officials should be thoroughly
investigated and disohedient mem
bers of the legion adequately discip-
lined-Lemuel BolIes. National Al.
jutant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14
OFFICERS OF SOUTH BEND
POST, NO. so.
THE AMERICAN LEGION.

ADA6 A-AA@EeAOf2N AAx<GAONs
COMMANDER
A. r Macdonald
s2s J. M s. Bldg. South Bend
VICE CoM-dANDER
Joe Cunningham
Robertson Bros. South Bend
ADJUTANT
Stuart Elbel
l1s W. Colfax Az. South Bend
TREASURER
George Ford
Farmers Trust Co. South Bend
ASST. TREASURER
Arthur Hunter
Y. NJ. c. A. South Bend
RANCE OFFICER
Edwin F. Sommerer
Farmers Trust E,dg.. South Bend
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
George W. Freyermuth
Roland Obenchain
2. J. Roche
Russell Place
Otis S. Romine
Wilmer F. Award
HEADQUARTERS
Chamber OF Commerce
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14
Subject; Disclosures Revealed in

Subject: Disclosures Revealed in
Hearings of the National Disabled
Soldiers LcagUe-SpeciaI No. -
In the hearing before the rules
committee Of the house Of repre-
sentatives in the investigation Of tho
National Disabled oldiers league.
the fact was brought out that Ger
tain legion posts had farmed out ad-
vertising contracts on the basis Of
so per cent 10 men who did the beg
sing and 40 per cent to the legion
posts. In one case an ex-convict Sc
cured so per cent of $1,000: in an
other 60 per cent of $4,000; in etul
another so per cent Of $4,000. Abuse
of public confidence and misuse Of
the name Of the American Legion in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14
Subject: Location OF Graves of
Veterans on Cemetery PIat-Spc-
cial No. %.

Subject: Location Of Graves OF
Veterans on Cemetery Piat-Spe-
cial No. %.
It has been brought 10 the atten-
ton or national headquarters that
considerable confusion and difficulty
has been experienced by commit
tees designated to decorate graves Of
deceased veterans in the past Mem
orial DAYS through not being able 10
locate them readily. If at all.
To avoid repetition Of this eX-
perience. guard against errors II
omission in this respect. and to prop
erly preserve the information which
can be secured today concerning the
location Of veterans graves. IL is
suggested that each post secure from
each Confederate, G A r. and
Spanish-American War Veterans
post a list Of deceased members.
The records of the officer in
charge of the cemetery Will show
the exact location Of each grave.
and this information may be inser--
ed on the proper cemetery plat The
duty of securing this data and keep
ing IL up TO date could we'll be as
signed TO the post chaplain. Just
prior TO Memorial day these charts
could be referred 10 the respective
cemetery sections who would be
pleased to place a flag on each
grave making It easily and quickly
identified.
Department adjutants are re-
quested to transmit this suggestion
to their POSTS for consideration
emuel Bolles, National Adjutant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14

Japanese women dress their hair
in the shape of a butterfly when
they are ready TO wed. Widows who
desire to remarry fasten their tresses
at the back of the head with tor
toise-she pins.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14

Worthy Of especial mention also is
Oklahoma. which missed the thou
sand dollar class by just S1.54-her
contribution was $99S46.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-14
HEADQUARTERS BULLETINS

for. Is required. Where more than
one charter Is TO be cancelled. a sep
arate affidavit covering each post is
reQuired.-Lemuel Bolles, Nations,
AdiutanL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-28
POROTA Sc NEMUZE SHOD-
MOUTH o VINE LONCHA-
ROVE.

V procesu proti domn6lemu
vrahovi Christ Loncharovi,
jenz mel smrtelne postfeliti
policejniho straznika Dykea,
nemohla Sc porota jest6 o 10.
nod. veter shodnouti na vyro-
ku byla proto ma noe odvede-
ma do hotelu Cleveland. Hlaso-
vani vyzn6lo 6 hlasy pro vinu a
6 pro nevinnu. Pro tyz Zlotin
byl pred nedavnem odsouzen k
smrti Charles Habig. Lonchar
Sc vymlouva, re v dobe spacha-
nj emu byl zpit donna urobe-
nou koralkou a pTiznava Sc
jen, ze sc, spolue Habigem a
Herendenem sutastnil pokusu
loupeze ma K. Jenningsovi, ale
nemel pry pri sobe api zadne
zbrane. Pritomna zena Loncha
rova, kterou nevidel cd svatby
V Evrope po cely rok, V soudni
sini omdlela.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-28
NOVINKY PRO NADEJNOU
MLADEZ.

Policistum bylo ma navrh
radniho Sulzmara nariZeno ne
pfekazeti d6tem pri pousteni
papirovych draku m6stskych
sadech a druhou vymozenosti
jest novinka, die ktere ma ne
kterych ulicich budou umist6-
ny m6stske kropici pristroje,
aby konaly sluzbu ochlazuji-
cich sprch naSi drobotiny. Sluz
bu lazenskych obstaravati bu-
dou hasici. Koupajici ubor pro
podobnou poulicni koupel nenl
sice pfedepsan, ale must byti
postacitelny. Co nejdfive bude
rozhodnuto o iinem navrhu
radniho Sulzmana, tykajiciho
Sc levneho jizdneho pro MIA
dez na poulitnich drahach do
m6stskych parku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-28
K PREVEZENf MRTVOLY
BISkUPA kOUDELKY.

V cele pruvodu katolickych
organisaci, ktery bude uspofa-
dan Ultra vecer ia prevezeni
pozustatkn biskupa Koudelky,
zarazena bude vojenska hud-
ba. Mrtvola bude dopravena
ma Union nadrazi V $3.50 hod.
vecer a o6ekavana bude ma
zap. 9. ul. mezi Superior st.
Clair Ave. Rakev vystavena
bude jeste We stredu V noci "
kostele sv. Michaela ma Scran-
ton rd. a Clark Ave-, kde po-
stavena bude rytifi sv. Jana
cestna straz a katafalk po cely
ctvrtek az do pohfbu budc pfi-
stupen vksmu ltdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-28
UPRGHLlCI z OkEESNf VEZ-
NICE. TEST Sc DOSUD ZLATE
SVOBODE..

Bobby" Hunt, James Walsh
a Charles Gallagher, kteri We
ctvrtek dali nedovolene vale o.
kresni veznici, byli spatfeni il
stym cleveland'anem V zabav-
MIN mfste Maeyr's Lake, media
leko Cantonu, O. Policie Vi, re
vyletnici byli z Clevelandu
hned po zdafilem dteku zave-
zeni as 80 mil sm6rem jihovy-
chodnim k jezeru Geauga, kde
taboTili a teprve v patek rano
se dali ma dalsi bludnou pout.
Zpravu tuto zfskal detektlV~
nj kapitan Costello cd jednoho
mladika, ktery byl pred dve-
ma roxy spoleene Walshem
zavfen V mannsfieldske polep-
sovn6. Svedek byl arci lined
zatcen, ale "a vyslechu zaplral,
ze by mel ma dt6ku n6jaky elm
ny podil.
Policie v Cantonu, Akronu a
Massillonu zahajila 1silovne
patrani V okruhu as 20 mil a
prohledava zejm6na ysechna
mfsta zabavni a vyletni. Popis
vsech utecencd pax byl poll
ceinim nacelnikem Smithenl
telegrafovan do vsech amerlc-
kych NEST mexickeho pohranlc-
niho pasma, jelikoz panuje do
mn6nka, ze Sc hodlaii uteci do
sousedni republiky, ably Sc Jim
patrn6 dostalo t6ze ochrany
iako Beningnovi Clettimuj
vrahdm Slye Fannera, kterl
dosud meXickou vladou nebyh
vydani clevelandske policii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-28

Posledni stayka V oboru sta
vebnim, ona omitkaru bude
patrne skoncena vcerejsim pTi-
jezdem predsedy mezinarodni
unie +. j. McGibbernem, jenZ
ma dnesni situaci vysetfiti.
Dnes sdcastni sc konference Sc
vsemi cinitefy a po porade teto
svolana bude ihned schGze u
ME, o ktere vSak dosud neni
znamo, kdy bude svolana. Me-
Gibbern prijel do Clevelandu
primo 2 Denveru, kde konan
byl vyrocni Sized Americke
Federace PrAes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-28
LAKEWOOD PRIJlMA
DRAZSf PLYN.

Mestska rada V Lakewoodu
opustila Cleveland a ostatni je-
no spojence V boji prot East
Ohio Gas Co., a pres veto may
ora l.. L. Hilla, pfijala plyno-
YOU ordinance "a nasledovnich
rodminek:
soc "a 1000 krychlovych
stop "a prvnich 10000; 60c ia
1000 krychl. stop Ia dalSich
10000; 75c "a 1000 kr. stop
pfi vetsi spotrebe jak 10000
stop. Nejmensi poplatek pax je
$50. Plynarna Sc pax zaruci,
re doda plyn do 5000 dom1,
v kterych dosud neni. Smlouva
plati ma 3 roxy.
Ujednani nabyva platnosti
cd 6. srpna. nebude-li prijata
smlouva predmetem opposlce
ktera by mohla pozadovati, a
by cele zalezitosti bylo roz-
hodnuto referendem.
Mayor Hill vetoval smlouvu
pred mesicem, bylo pax {
smlouve znovu hlasovano, ale
pro nebyla odevzdana zako
mem pozadovana dvoutfetino
va vSttins.