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PROJECT
HAS SUPPORT on
GOVERNOR PREUS
Would Construct Highways Within
the States in Mississippi
Valley,

+ Minneapolis, Minn.-(BN the Asso-
dated Press. D-Construction of high
ways within the states in the Mis-
sissippi valley so that trunk roads
may continue through adjacent states,
with. a view to their serving as trans
continental highways north and south.
is the basis Of a movement now un-
der way in this state.
Fostered by Perry s. Williams,
manager of the travel and resort bu-
reau of the Minneapolis Journal. the
nor J, A. O. Preus, who will soon call
a conference of Representatives of
states in the Mississippi valley to disi
cuss the program.
States included In the valley con-
ference are Minnesota, Iowa. North
Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska.
Kansas, Missouri. Oklahoma, Arkan-
sas. Texax, Louisiana, Mississippi.
Tennessee. Kentucky and the province
Of Manitoba in Canada.
Present day highway paving pro-
grams In the separate states are,
mapped out without regard to the
continuity OF these roads into ad-
jaeent states" Mr. Williams explained.
"Arterial trunk highways in one state
might terminate at the border line Of
another state where inferior roads
may exist. or where long detours are
necessary to reach a trunk highway"
Proposed plans call for the CO.
operation of highway commissions in
these states in the designation of
arterial highways which will Unable
iconstructinn Of roada ana incidentally
esta hlish transcontinental north and
south highways from Louisiana to the
dominion Of Canada, UP through the
Mississippi valley, according to Mr..
Villa
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NOTICE TO
Lateral sewer No. "A, Dist. no. s, Pro
jVct NO, lOaS

V~v s NV
Commission OF the City of Grand Forks,
North Dakotas ave certified their as
sessment against lots aud blocks. and
parcels OF land, specially benefited
thereby, for the construction of Lateral.
Sewer No. -, Dist. No. =, being in alley
etwee Jennie and Norman avenues
from Walsh street to Washington
street, which said benefits and assess-
ment We're published by them in the
Grand Forks Herald in the issues OF
October Goth and 2Sth, 1922, and where
as u meeting was held by said Comtnis-
sion in the office Of the city auditor OF
said city on November 10th. 1892. and
said assessment confirmed by them az
published, and has been filed in the
nffice of the city auditor OF said city,
where the same is open TO inspection TO
all persons interested.
Now therefore. notice In hereby given
that the Board Of City Commissioners
Of said city Will meet in the chambers
J in the city hall in said city on Wedncs-
! day, November 29th, 1922 at ] o'clock IN
the afternoon of said day when. said
assessment list will be presented to
them for their action.
Publication of this notice November
l4th, 1922.
Dated at Grand Forks. North, Dakota.
this 18th day of November. A. ID 1899.
(SEAL) CHAS. j. EVANSON.
City Auditor.
(Herald Nov. II. 1922 =
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LEGAL NOTICES.


WV00O&8
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. }
County. Of Grand Forks. u III
In District Court-First judicial Dis
trict: =,
Rockford Milling Machine "
Company, a corporation. . Plaintiff
VS.. -
p: W: Butts Defendant
The State of North Dakota to the. above
named defendants: .
You IRE hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action, (which il
attached hereto ana which Is filed in the
office Of the clerk of district, court Of
Grand Forks County. N. D,land to serve
a copy Of your answer ,upon the silb-
scriber within thirty days after the
service Of this summons upon you, ex-
elusive Of the day or service. ana in case
Of your %fail1T1 20 appear or answer.
default for the relief demanded in tho
complaint.
Dated this 21st day of OctoherS 1922.
BANGS, HAMILTON &/BANGS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Grand Forks. N. D.
(Herald Nov. s-16-23-3Q; Dec. 7-14.)
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, o III III e IL C ing at a
point at the intel'-
section of the west
limo Of Cottonwood
street. Iincolt
Parkview Addition.
City of Grand
Forks, y. n. and
the south line "
Lot Nine. Block
Sixteen. Hackney's
:, Addition. City of
Grand Forks. n. D.,
thence " e st e + ly
along the south
line of Lot Nine.
Block SIX e n.
Hackney's Addi-
ton. City of Grand
Forks. y. D.. $1,000
feet Zone Hundred
S / X I Y + o u I
a IL d Vine Ii II n
dreth $ = e ".
thence south along
a line parallel to
the west line OF
Cottonwood street.
CITY Of Grand
Forks. ". d. one
II u II d r e. t,
thence east on the
nortl, line Of Lot
Five. Block Two.
Lincoln Park View
A d d | t o n. Grand
Forks, n. D.. One
Hundred and Sixty
four and Nine Hun
dredths Feet to the
~est ilne 1891,
s.t.St,
west line of Cot
tonwood street, one
l,.-7c,J Faat W
hunureo !tet:..o
point OF pesInhl.s.
GO m m e hs a.
poant az the ihte'-
sect o II OF n,a .ne
south llhe o. 6.Gt,h
" W e NJ e'sn.'
Haekneys 1a uu,,
tion: titS OF "ra...,
FORKS. n. -. any
me east iine VI
alie!. b'ock e
l-incoin. l>arK ''ew
au"l.,ot ~
'irano FORKS N. -.
thence OH ;ae
east .,he Vi r 49,
IN bloGR H,ee.
i-incnin farh view
ann,.,on. 10y
Hrah1 rY.ks; 49,
one huuo'eo
Ihence east on Ine
morth mne OF Lot
siVe. = n,es.
Llnso!n fark view
Adoltion ~
Iirano FORKS, ~ -;
MIA mn
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J osats Wora : nay.

Minimum charge IL u esnts per
mum chargS for one eay IS cents.
Use . words CT more 20 Yet ynvs
moneys worth, ny the meath.
Sl.eo per line III no change inSadls
Minimum charge 3A.0e. These
rates entttle you to publication IN
bath the morning and evening
editions.
CLOSING HOURS - want "A
Terms close every MorninY q
11:9o for the evening edition.
ana : o'clock every evening Q
ehe morning edition excsps
P: M. for Sunday uorninS cal.
TEtEPHoND WANT Aps-Want
. e; ! eaSs sss se ss,s :ssas eey ).
made at your homo or ONCE Ss
soon % il conveniant for the
collector to call. ibis 10 &C.
conmodation ssrvicp ana pay.
ment should BE- INSIDE prohnptay
whom ths Bill 10 presented.
OUT OF TOWN ORDERS must q
always accompanied ~ tne
cash. Please comply with this
rule to avoid Inconvenience q
THE HERALD viii accept only
clean advertising and any y.
"A in these columns that ~
fraudulent or undesirable VII
b greatly appreciated hS the
VIZ RESERVE THE RloHT 70
revise any copy to CONFORM Win
makeup rules Of CLASSIFIED al
vsrtising.
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DECREASE
IN BANKS OF JAPAN

Tokio.-Reports of the BANKS of
Japan for-the first half Of the current
Year Just made to the financial de-
partmcnt, show that deposits de-
creased by 74.0o0,000 ven, compared
with%iast year, while loans were-lower
by so, 600. 600 yen. Those hanks which
show increases are charged with hav-
ing broken the interest rate agree
ments but their increased deposits are
also believed to be due to the eco
monte depression and failure of small
ler - aa1S.sg
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SPECIAL TAX AsSEssAHM
Ctty Yroteot uo. 1000

On lateral sewer No. 81, District No.
4. in alley between Cherry street and
Cottonwood street, and Linden street, all
from Teeth avenue to Thirteenth ave
nue.. Also along Tenth. enu in front
of Lots /. 9. 3.1 g.. 6. :. s. Block IS. Nc
Kelvey's Addition. City of Grand Forks
N, ID. as certified to the commission.
Assessments of lots. PARTS of lots
blocks. and parcels Of land, to cover the
cost OF same.
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AVIATOR .
AND TWO MECHANIcS
is., KILLED IN CRASH

Le Rourget, France. Nov. A.--(Ry
the Associated Press9--M. Il. Polret,:
noted French aviator, and his two.
mechAnicians we've killAd when his
machine 3crashsd during the comps.
|titiona OF the Grand Frix for COM
mercial airplanes here.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, }

County Of Grand Forks:
.. In County Court
In the matter of the estate Of Chas. c.
r; Ponsonby. deceased:
Notice is hereby given by Carrie Y.
Ponsonby, executrix Of the estate of
Chas. {. Ponsonby, deceased. to the
claims against said deceased, to present
them,' with the necessary vouchers. to
the said Geo. II. Robbins. the resident
agent tof said e%Xecutrix at Grand Forks,
N, ID. within FOUR. months after the first
publication Of this notice.
Dated Oct. 21st, 1922.
CARRIE y PoNsoNBY,
Executrix Of the Estate OF
Chas. c. Ponsonby. Deceased.
First publication Oct. 2+th, 1929.
lHerald Oct. 24-31: Nov. 7-14.)
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Watch Grand Forks Grow

FoRsRENT Y
376.00-s-ropm all modern house, all
furnished, sonsWa1nut st. sSss
Sb.00-6toro on DeMeras Ave.
46.00--Thgee rooms partly Furnished,
Il s.lAthE 81.
FOR SALE s
32,,7O0.00-Six-room house. all modern
Y hest. close ~. on Walnut
y 1,S00,00-Seven-room house, city water
and lelsctric lights. 80 foot lot,
"a Deli Ave
|, S0O.0o-1tx-room house. Ill modern
but hest on D. 9Th ST. z
1.900.o0-Aix.rooph tcottage,sgon#N.s 9Th
AZ, scity Heter and electric
MISREPRESENTATION House; electric
tfEhts and Lefty. Natet. collar.
gs.sSeAfoct.i lar On y. 18th
NJ 4 ELsEY
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. }

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of Grand Forks:
In District Court-First judicial Dis
. .trict: ~
$. F. Keck, Plaintiff
John McDonoush. ". 8.
Harris. George e. Duis. "
field and - Fobb, IN
known per.ens. doing.
business as Hatfield 4
Bohb; Chas. NJ. English -
and ------ Packard. doing
business as English &
Packard, unknown per- ~
sons : doing business
p nrg pW.as = 4 l.. s es'f fss,iil,a !,
and the unknown heir OF
Hugh Phillips. deceased.
Charles Phillips. CIV.
Phillips, Chas. Phillips.
r. c. Phillip and ell other
persons unknown claim .
ing any, estate or interest
in, or lien or encumbrance
upon the property de-
scrthedN in the Ecoplalnt. =. Defendants
The State Of North Dakota to the, above
named defendants:
You, and each OF you, are hereby sum-
moned to answer the complaint in this
action n to serve a cop OF your an
swer upon the Nsubscrtber Within thirty
days after the Service Of Thu
upon YOU. exclusive OF the day of ssry-
or answer Judgment will he taken
against YOU by default FOR the relief de-
imanded In the complaint. THIS com-
plant will be fled In the office of the
clerk Of the distrie, court OF Grand
Forks County, y. Da.s
Dated at C,erd Tiorhs, North Dakota.
October 1sth.a1:c2
T"tsETHAM & FRAME.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
First National Bshk Bldg.
Grand Forks. N. D. e
~ VI NOTICE q
X The above named defendants will take
notice, that the purpose OF the above en-
Titled action Is to quiet and confirm
plaintiffs title to- the northeast quarter
flNEAl Of sectten Fifteen t15). Town
Range Fifty-six $3.50. in the County Of
Grand Forks. State OF North dakota. and
to Aetermine all adverse sclsims thereto,
and that no personal claim lis made
against either of the said defendants.
Dated this tSt.h day. nj October. 1922.
FtErIiAM s. FRAME.
AttninFyssfor Plntntiff. n
OGt< 81. Nov -c-t4-:1.2S Dee. g.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

JOB AS MECHANIC WANTED -
years experience. Box 81. Bartlett.
N. d.
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PERSONAL

MoTHERs-lF YoU NEED A FRIEND
and home during confinement. or care
for baby afterwards. cali 175G-J. "r
N. Dak. ~ E's -
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Total Amount Assessed
Against Property ......$2.S64.10
We hereby certify that the above II a
true and correct assessment of the prop
ertX: herein described. The Special As
scssnlent Commission will meet at the
office of the city auditor. at the city hall
in the City of Grand Forks. n. d. on The
29th day Of November, 1922, at ten
o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, to hear any
and all objections to the ahove assess
ment.
Dated at Grand Forks, N. d. this 14th
day Of November, 1922.
NJ. ]. LQNDltIRGAN,
JOHN E1CkHOF,
0 JOHN QUIGLEY,
Special Assessment Commission.
tHerald Nov. lA-2l, 1870
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KODAK Trimming.
LIVESTOw AND PoUIHNY

Send your Aims for developing, printing
to Hons Studio Grand Forks. n. p
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HAMPSHIRE HOGS = LOOKOUT
/ Wickire strain: belted; best In America
8. J. Greer, P~lentywood. Mont.
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BATHS

3athA, Swedish Massage. LaG!!ea, Gentle
men. Ernest CarlacE. I{oNel OA0otah:
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PoCKETBooK.N CONTAIN
ing. $3S, asspicture and lock of hair.
Finder return to Herald Composing
Room for reward. s y
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LOST N FOUND.

LOST-ONE GOODRICH AND ONE
Larimore and Michigan by way Of Nc
Gamma and Petersburg. Finder please
|, return to or notify State Mill & Elev.
n Co. f5,
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DUROC-JERSEY BOARS. RROOKWA-
eligible for registry; April farrow;
weigh about 800 lbs. Priced ia aell.
J: P. Kennedy. Box 372. Grand Forks,
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I.osT-GRAY AND GREEN MIXTURE
overcoat. Friday night at III city
auditorium. Party is known. Leave
be sked. 10y ~
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LOST-ONE TIRE CHAIN FOR IN,
-ternational Harvester Co. Speed truck,
35x4, between packing plant and some.
place IN Grand Forks Hensrude
Bros, Mekinock. N. y.
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PARTY WHO HAS GRIP WHICH WAS
left in taxi Sunday night. please re-
urn same for $500 reward. 1928 S.
3rd.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

s-RooM HousE-oN PAVE
ment. Will sell my equity cheap.
immediate possession. Inquire, 81
North Sth st.
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8 RENT

THREE DESIRABLE LOCATED or.
hAce. rconls for rent. Heated. Call
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MONEY - LoAY.

MONEY TON FARM LoANs-RAfEs
fs.s &! s.:S. & dliasrs sla. ess ea.s.
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BUSINESS, CHANOEA
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

d you are-mother. i
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LOST-BLACK EARRING WITH TWO
green drops Finder please return to
Herald office.
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HOTELS.

HOMER AND 8UlI4LlNn LoTA Fol
AAle.NThe WahAter Agency. Eat. 1899
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Boyd d Law. repairing Photographic a
Sewing machines. PopplSr Piano
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REWARD OFFERED FOR;
information concerning WHEREABOUTS.
of dog house removed from my home
on Halloween. Last seen on Belmont
road. w. 8. Fuller. III,
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TWO GIRLS WANT HOTEL {
restaurant Write. COS Hera
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Painting, Calcimintng, Pxperhangin,
Plaatertng done reasonable. Plume 320
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T@HETHAM & FRAME.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
First National Bstk Bldg,
Grand Forks. N. D.

oetESl: 9 v.li-sI-as: Dec. s.
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PAPNRHANGING. KALI
somintng dones right ut less cont,
Phone sl7-J.
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PLEA1NG.

Floating. all sizes. accordion, knife. box,
The Pantorium. Grand Forks. n. D.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-06
Shirts

Manhattan, Star. Eagle and other
famous makes. The stock Is so
large and varied that an accurate
description is impossible. The
values are easily so far superior
to any offerings you heyo seen
lately that you viii want 20 buy
your shirt requirements for many
months
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Up to $3.50 Values
Suits and Overcoats

Included In this group are nearly
100 spring patterns; nm advance
selection That will not be dupii-
caisd later. M the scnson pro-
grcsscs. Many fine nll-wooi fabrics
In many Of the hest styles are rep
resented. And when we usc the
term "aIl woOr' we mean all virgin
wool, wool used for the FIRST time
Ia these fabrics. Priced,
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and drastic price reductions on ha
Underwear

To the man or young man
who needs or will need un-
derwear we offer the finest
Vassar union suits at less
than cost of manufacture.
The prices we quote here are
inconceivable to the value
until you see the garments.
$l.95 underwear now .95c
$2.95 underwear now $1.85
S4.95 underwear now $2.65
$6.95 underwear now $3.65
$8.45 underwear now $4.65
$9.95 underwear now $5.95
$l2 and SIS values. .S7.e5
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At this latter price we offer our
entire line OF silk shirts.
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For, Rent

216 South Main street, 25x140 room, our
present location; an excellent storeroom,
with balcony and upstairs tailoring ard
reserve stock rooms, totaling 4,500
square feet Will give short or long
time lease. Write or call.
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Gloves

our entire stock Of fine dress and
driving gloves mItts and gauntlets,
lined and unlined. are all reduced
TO cost and In many instances less
than cost. Regular prices $2.95
to $40, Sale prices, $i.sb, S2.35.
s2.o5. 385. sf.s5.
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Gaps

Our entire stock OF fine scicct caps,
including Dobbs' finest hand-inade
pieces now reduced 10 less thnn
Wholesale market values
One iot Of one and two OF a kind,
all at, each 05c. Former prices
~ so 10 s3.f5.
Up 20 S3.45 regular stock, si.s3
Up 20 st.45 regular stock, s2.8B
Up TO $5.i5 regular stock, s3.45
All fur caps reduced 1000
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Kppenhemer and all other fine suits and overcoaS sacrificed
Up to $3.50 Values
Suits and Overcoats
stouts, stubs and
regular sizes included

Here IN the top lines; the fine im-
ported woolcns from other couD-
tries, the choice selections OF the
finest suits ana oycrcoats we ever
assembled 10 sell 0t STo, SIT and
s70.5O. Each ana every garment
the select product of the Kuppcn-
heimcr shops. Don't rush here
Ia buy until You see what others
offer, then you'ii De doubly satis-
fled 90 buy ut
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sale without p

81 business days of sacrifice sellin9-nCluding
suits, OverCOatS hats caps and furnishing GOODS at
with determination to make absolute clean
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No more war taxes or lux
ury taxes on Mems and
w O m e ms apparel the
law was repealed, effec-
tive January l, 1922.
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Hats

Mems and young mems hats from
Crofut and Knapp. Dobbs' Firm
avenue and our own impnrtations
from Borsalino The entire stock
il included without reservation 1T
these close out prices.
Up to S4.95 hats for $2.95
Up to $5.95 hats for $3.65
Up to $3.50 hats for $4.8S
Up to $1,000 hats for $s.95
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Neckwear

Here are ncckwcar values that You
have not seen before at prices that
you will not see again. Every tie
In our cnairc stocks included. teg-
ular prices were e5c, 10 S4.D5. Sale
prices,
45c, S5c, $l.35, $l.95 and
$2.45
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Hosiery

Choice of all wOmen's wool and
six and wool hose Si.sb.
Our other hosiery stocks have
been grouped into practically four
pricgs----.St, si.A5, S2.55 and S2.05.
Mems all-cassimcrc hose, mostly
white, soc.
Mems plain and drop-n,iich all
pure silk hose, values In many In
stances to Si.50, now Toe.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-11-02

Luncheon and Kensinston
Mrs. Harry E. Malone has issued
invitations to a one o'clock luncheon
and Kensington for Friday.
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Entertained at Dinner

Entertain at Dinner and Bridge
Mrs. Lee Larrabee entertained at
her home Friday evening at dinner
and bridge. The house was beautiful
ly decorated in large yellow chrysan-
themums. Dinner was served to the
following guests;
Messrs. and Mesdames: R. E, Col
win, }. L. Biltgen, Ed Tynen, M. W.
Dunlap, R. e. Summers, A. F. Cor
man, L. w. Stevenson, F. A. Sum-
mers, H. A. Gsslsill. T. W. Cav, H.
v. Tucker, M. H. Levi, W. E. Wilson,
John Mass, Alpine Emerie,- Ira Riney,
Abe K. Stoufer, L. E. Johnson, H. F.
Malone, c. E. Wood, ]. E. George,
J. G. Ault, W. R. Molthop, J. W.
Igou.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-11-02

Baptist Choir Entertain
The members Of the choir Of the
Baptist church entertained at Hal
lowe'en party at the parsonage Mon
day night. A delightful social hour
was spent after which a dainty lunch
con was served.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20
City Items

Victrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans. --advt.
 Tabs Fair tonight Jester's hall.- advt. ..
 The department was called out at 8 o'clock last night by an alarm from Box 43, to 24 Hartford avenue. where an automobile truck belonging to Brown brothers of Dwight street, was afire. The flames were quickly extinguished, with practically little damage.
 Four new Victor Record Specials c. l.. Pierce & Co.-advt.
 Schraft's Assorted Chocolates, 37c pound. Besse- Leland s.--advt.
 Mrs. J. A. Dunn of 122 Main street has been called home to Canada on account of illness in the family.
 Headquarters for Women's Coats Besse Lelands of course.-advt
 Tabs Fair tonight. Jester's hall.- advt
 Four new Victor Record Specials. c. l.. Pierce X Co.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20
HAMMER AND CHISEL
 FURNISHES HEAT
Psychological Method Used by
 Sing Sing Inmates

Ossinng, Oct. eo-A hammer and a chisel used by an empoye of Sing Sing furnished what ke terms ''psy-' chological heat" in the absence of steam in the prison yesterday and stopped complaints made by persons ip the prison about the cold.
 Sing Sing is conserving fuel. Dur ing the daylight hours the heat has been shut off in the prison, con- plaint was received from the office of David M. Vail, deputy controller who keeps the prisons funds and accounts, that 1t was too cold 10 work there. Prisoners also complained
 A prison employe decided to try a test to determine whether the griev- ancs was real or imaginary. He took a hammer and chisel and set to work pounding and banging at the steam pipes in Acting Warden Nicholas Schatzel's office across the hall from Mir. VaiPs suite. The noise made sounded like the Knocking" of the steam pipes when heat is coming up. While the pounding" was going on another employe asked MT. Vail's force If the rooms were warm enough yet.
 Fine" was the reply of the man who had complained. He had heard the pipes Knocking" and thought the steam was heating up. There was no steam on at all. Saving coal bills" was the reply of the man rapping the pipes when an observer asked him what he was doing