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The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-07-01
THE PHILOSOPHY
OF EXPLOITATION

THE INNER workings of govern
ment are UNKNOWN TO THE OUTER
WORLD. Every ministerial cabinet is
oath-bound and all the higher officials
are pledged and obliged under death
penalty, to the most strict secrecy. In
deed under the cover of popular gov
eminent. TIE FINANCIAL EMPIRE
OF THE WORLD is AN ESTABLISH
ED FACT.
mo man has Cor ever had) any IN
FIERENT right to the use of the earth:
or to personal independence; or to
freedom of thought; or to anything,
except he can (by himself or in con-
junction with his allies) assert his
RIGHTS by power assert. maintain,
and defend such rights against violent
aggressions from othersl. What are
Gin legalistic parlance) called rights,
are really spoil [legalized robbery -
the prerogatives Of previously exerted
might; but a right lapses Immediately,
when those who are enjoying it become
incapable of further maintaining it.
Consequently, all rights are as tram
sient as morning rainbows, International
treaties. or clauses in a temporary arm
istice. They may be abrogated at any
moment, by one of the contracting par
ties. holding the necessary power lin
position to do violence to the others
and able to make it stickl.
Broadly speaking, therefore. might
[brute violence] is incarnated right
and rights are metamorphosed nights.
Power and justice are synonyms; for
might is mighty and does prevail. They
who possess the undisputable might (be
they one, ten, or ten million) may and
do proclaim the right Ito plumber and
terrorize their victims Government
is founded on property [legalized rob-
beryl, property is founded on con-
quest [brute vioIencel, and conquest
is founded on power [brute violencel
and power is. founded on brain and
brawn-an organic animality. just as
parents dictate rights to their children,
so masterful animals dictate right i'm
pose their will and greed uponl to mil
lions and millions of sodden-livered,
baby-minded man. Monarchic rulers
are the gaudy jumping-jacks, and re-
preventative institutions the tax-gather-
ling mechanism of the Mighty-Ones
1.-THE INSCRIPTIONS plotting scoundrelsl.
Banks and safe-deposits are their treas
ure stores, and armies and navies their
sentinels, executioners and watchmen.
'AlI arbitrary rules of right and
wrong are insolent invasions Of per-
sonal liberty. He who would maintain
his manhood, must ignore them and
abandon them, wherever and whenever
possible; EXCEPT he has investigated
them -PARALLELED THEM WITH
NATURE, and without coercion agrees
to abide thereby as modus-vivendi. :"
l-Ragnar Redbeard in Might is Right.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-07-01
Meanderings
p RobeEL <. WlIiaHas. D. q. Ph. 9

and according to some he is a very IL
literate man. Ford must be terribly ig-
norant and forgetful Sometimes he
fails to inspect all Of his cars. and de-
fectiye parts are supplied in accessory
shops, He's not attending to business.
lf Ford could carry his Organization
plans out in government that he has in
his factories. a new era would certainly
appear. As he is one man in the 10
ruling men in the financial world, and
most of them against him, considera-
bic propaganda will have to be used
in his behalf. And. conflicting inter
ests means concrete minds.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-07-01
OPEN SHOP AN
EXPENSIVE LUXURY
(By The Federated Pressl

Seattle. - Three high mine officials
imported here from West Virginia last
year to show the Pacific Coast Coal
company the benefits of open shop
ism" have resigned. They were large
ly responsible for the March, 1921,
lockout of 5000 miners in commercial
mines in this state. District 10, and
the disastrous policy which has cost the
New York-Boston controlled company
millions of dollars.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-07-01

Have you thought Of joining the
"Llano Dollar-Up Club"p Read the
announcement on another page and
see if you don't belong there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21
WILL OPEN REVIVAL
AT FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH ON SUNDAY
Willow Creek NJ. Z. Church
Rally Day - Services in
Other Local Churches.

Evangelist Z. T. Favro and Prof.
C 4. Bonney OF WinOna Lake. Ind-'
viii open a three weeks revival at
tho First Bap;ist church beginning
Sunday. Rev. Favro was formerly
with Billy Sunday ard is a brilliant
-peaker Prof Donney viii be re-
r.emt cred for his work at last year :
revival at the local church. He VIII
direct the singing.
First ENanSel cal.
Rev. J. n. Evars. Pastor. sunday
schoc! at 9.t5 a IN. Rev. L. +
Grein,r OF South Bend viii preach
at the Il a. N. worship. Juniors
SIN meet at 1880 p. H.. Young Peo-
pies Alliance at ESQ p. m, topic
reverence and WCTst ip,' Mis-
Elsie Gusa. leader. Rev. Z. a. Duck
er Will occupy the pulpit and preach
the evening sermon at 1880 O'Clock.
Special music at all services.
First Presbyterian.
Rev. l. G. Colosn Of the South
Bend Y. NJ. c. A will preach sun
day His morning subject will be,
"Shirks and Their Wages His
evening topic, The open Door OF
Opportunity." Miss nellie Winn, Of
the musical department OF the High
school will sing at the morning SER
vice. Mrs. Estella NJ. Jerngan at the
evening. other musical features will
De given by Mrs. Margaret D. Cor
poran and the Presbyterian quartet.
Christian Endeavor at six o'clock.
Emmanuel Baptist.
Rev. Arthur Clarke, pastor. Bible
school at 9:45 a. m. 3. y. p. L. at
$3.50 o'clock p. m. L. Croker. leader
Evening service at 1880, theme
Faith In Salvation"
st. Peters Lutheran.
There will be no morning services,
the pastor, Rev. Otto Turk will be
absent from the city. sunday
school and bible classes will hold
sessions as usual at $50 a. m. An
illustrated lecture on Girolamo saw
enarola. with 40 colored slides will
be delivered at the church at p. m,
by the pastor Everybody Will be
welcome.
First English Lutheran
Rev. August H Miller, pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Morn
ing worship at 10:45, sermon sub
ject. The Forgiveness Of Sins"
st. Andrews Evangelical.
Rev. Oscar Laubengayer pastor
Bible school at 8. a. m. Morning
worship at 10. r. Y. meeting at $3.50
p. m.
First Methodist
Rev. w. w. Want, pastor will
preach at both morning and evening
services. The musical program for
the former will be: prelude. Macs
toso in La Maria" Mendelssohn;
Anthem. Praise re The Father"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21
Nc-s Of kgishawg1c'ga

GouDod, odertory Meditation"
S.urgiS solo. How Beautiful Upon
the Mountain" Mrs. Anna Wanna
maker, postlude. Allegro Merkel.
Evening program: prelude. HYMN
Celeste Fr.ml; anthem. ''Say our
When Night Involves the Skies"
Shelly; offertory. "Nocturne:" solo.
Prayer julius Neidbalski. post
Jude.
Willow Creek NJ Z
Rally Day Program and Home
Coming Day viii be observed sun
DAY. Rev. J. H. Roger. pastor sun
day school at 10 a. m. Preaching
services at Il a. m. Rally Day Pro
gram will be given by the children
a. p. m. A basket dinner viii Doe
served in the basement al noon. All
former and present members are in
vited.
ST. MichaeIs Greek Catholic.
Rev. Anthsny J. Romzsa. pastor
First mass az a. m High mass at
10 a. IN. Nespers at p. m.
ST JOscph's Catholic.
Rev. Dean l. A Moench. pastor.
Rev John Bapst, assistant. First
mass az seven o'clock; children's
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21

mass ar $3.50 and last mass a. 90
O'Clock a No.
~. Bavo's Catholic.
Rev. A. Schockaert pastor Rev
Otto Keller assistant First mass.
az seven O'Clock and high mass at
$50 a m.
ST MoniCa's Catholic.
Rev. John Kohl pastor. Rev r
+. Dillon. assistant First mass
O'Clock chIdreu's mass ar $3.50
and h.gd mass az 20 o'clock.
st. Paui's Episcopal
Rev L. c. Rogers rector. HOLY
Eucharist at 1880 a. m. Chure.
school az 9;45 ann Services at II
m. sermon by the nastor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21

GOALS!

Castleman's New Coal Yard offers
you tne highest quality Of coal. 50
for the best grade OF Indiana SO
Tor the best grade OF Illinois. s11 for
the best grade OF West Virginia,
Manhattan coal. S10,75. Phone Mish
1859 -Adv.-S II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21

-HRTBBERY OF ALL KINDS-For sale.
Home grown barb-rry. sp.rca. privet.
rose sharon. fruit Trees, shade trees.
grape cuttings peony roots. Plant now.
Walnuts zoe per bushel Butcher.ng
hogs Lakewood Burberry Farm. Os-
rao'7 1909 q Wv Hood 1ft23
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21

"t..
s0-ACHE FARM or sale DO saginaw
county Mich Inquire ~ john hlatl
2-ah 81 Main 81 l6tlf
FAFMs-tJ acre farm 81 sacrifice. 10 Iays
crIv. $3.50. Ils acre farm. $500 casa
lC7 acre farm AZ SI25 per acre. includ
ing stock and implements s3 acre farm
5000 - acre farm az $500. 20 acre
AZ 8JOof - acre az 5000 90 acres a.
soon 40 acres at $500 80 acres a.
5000. Large selection az our Office
10th. Lassu a. Czlgauv. CO.. ). Cnapin
ST. Phone Lincoln G-j0
Houses Tor sale -
FOR 5ALE-House and lots on easy
terms ,.o.e rooms, garage, Buy, sell.
exchange reasonable com .l.ssion. Ost-
rIlder. pho. sra her, I'm
FUE SALE-G-rsom house, large lot
plenty fruit- close 90 ear line. pay
mont down balance lie rent, price
800 a-ruom house. close in garage o
partly modern ideal home: small pay
meut down. Price $3.50 other bargains
.u homes ln an parts of Mishawaka- j
have cash buyers for modern house
List your property with me- Tor quick
sale. Mason ] Petru; residence phone
Mlsh -3ij office phone, Mlsh. $40.
Ergledrum bldg 20t5
FOR SALE
View room house all modern, Baker
room all modern house. newly paint
cd. W Lawrence ST.. $500.
New room house all modern, South
Park Av $3.50.
New s room bungalow, partly modern,
Vow { room cottage River Park. $500
New 5 room bungalow, East Campau
NcW { room cottage. East Campau
SEYMOUR JANSEN. Lawyer
Phone Msh. 1872. 10f
hight ROOMS NEARLY ALL MODERN
FOR sale; square two story house with
large corner lot. one block from :. Main
So $500 stark Realty Corp. 1879
SMALL House and lot for Sale. $3.50.
$3.50 cash and so per month. Box IL
IT,, News Times. 1873
SELL YOUR HOME AND BUILD A NEW
ONE The e are many home owners ln
MislaWaki who are not satisfied with
their present surroundings and with
the great demand for houses nj good
prices we would recommend selling AID
building new home that will meet with
your requirements. A great number
are taking advantage OF the present Op-
portuntl and there is no question i'm
our mind bur what they viii be much
better satisfied and profit by so doing
should You desire selling your place,
either improved or vacant, see us no
once for we have buyers with the
".N.. fiDtlaA lAAuf"ArulS III UIf
building lots near high school site
Headquarters for Mishawaka property
of every description
A. j. q j. W. SCHNEIDER,
ll2 Lincoln Way East, Mishawaka, Ind
1913
NEW SIX ROOM BUNGALOW-For sale
Oak borders In two rooms, full base
mont. all modern, on East Fourth ST.
$1,000 stark Realty Corp 1850
NEW MODERN HOUSE-F0r sale Three
rooms down and = rooms and bath up
ty Corp. 1913
FOR SALE-F.ve-roO house: gas. cleo
uric lights, water aud garage: cheap II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21
Ms ANDl BOARD
Rooms With Board


WANTED -Buarders aad r0omers; one
nice bis room for two men. Price reI.
sona0le 30 J. First So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21

EEEEL DOLLAR PAID ~ RENT
ElEY DOLLAR PAID ~ A HONE
Us SAVED.
10 YOU have few hundred dollars.
pay down on home. then pay
Ike reur EXCEPT you are buying
Jour home IT'S YOURS
PARTIAL PAYMENT PLAN
orr partial pay mcnt plan may solve
uur Office IS open every evening e1ce1t
sunday Come up any time We vii
gladly explain this excellent plan O.
A FEw NEw HOMES NOW READY
FOR OCCUPANCY
East Arb ~treet-New room bun
c1iow Complete bath. Al strictly
west stb Stree,-New room hmm.
ra,ow and bath room. Partly mod
e-u.
South Cleveland St-New SIX room
strictly modern house. Suitable for
West 7-5 stree, - Strictly modern
six rooms and bath house. Suitable
for two families
East Third St-New rooms snd
bath bungalow. inst on car lire. trict
- modern Just the home for small
fam Iv Possession two weeks
PARK Aveuue-New room sernl-bun-
Ccfotv. Vow under construction All
strictly modern. An ideal home On an
ideal location.
Any OF The above will be sold on a
small payment down.
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
1898 Lincolnway East.
Phonf Mishawak1 ISL 15-n
NFW COY 9 ROOM HOUSE for sale
large Tot Price S4O00-St 600 cash
Balance one per cent Of purchase price
monthly A. V. Lowell phone Misha-
wak7 1903 1It14
FOR SALE or rent. au modern house. 3
rooms and bath. Phone Mish 23a3 or
FOR SATE-S Several new A and 5 room
cottages and bungalows on easy pay
meurs. with small amount down, Sey-
mour Jansen Mish 1872. 1tf
PTRCK GARDEN LAND For sale ad-
Joining city south or Dodge plant No
You can make your living on his
ground. Fasy terms One Eve or 10
scre tracts VIII finance yOrr build.
ing Gall BY phone or come and see
M r Bvrkit. 1903 Lincoln WaV
Fqs' N'shawaka phone 1909 49,
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE FOR
sale. in 600 block GA Fourth s.
Car Mlshawaka 565. 27tf
NEW RTNGALOW-AU modern rooms
and aJtlc small payment down. bal
auce like cent. Inquire OF owner. 500
Third St 1871
FOR SALE-8 room strictly modern
balance AZ SO a month. Now vacant.
10 room house partly modern on Huey
ST $500
S room house on LawtOn St. 5000
cash SEQ per month Price S4209.
room partly modern house on S-ude-
baker ST 5000.
room house on Sadie St. electric.
hot water bath az $4,000
3 room house on Birdseu ST. large
Tot Price $4,000 10th Lassu & Gig
any Goo * Chanin = Phone Lin $3.50
Lots for Sale IS
FOR SALE az bargain for 10 days only.
so feet Of frontage on Lincoln Way
East J. II. Kerwin. Phone Mish. ZOOS
26ff
Addition, lots. good
location sire on Fox and Robinson SITS
AT a sacrifice
One lot IN Post Addition. 401161 on
Jefferson BLVD. Mishawaka, $50 10th
Lassu & Calgary, coz s Chaplin ST
Fhure irro % $3.50
Real Estate For Exchange SIS
FOR SALE OR Will TRADE for Mlsha-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21
Lots for sale
Real Estate For Exchange 5

FOR SALE OR Will TRADE for MIsha-
waka property, one acre on Lincoln
Highway with splendid six room house,
furnace and electric lights. garage and
chicken coop. STARK Realty Co. 1877
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21

Articles For sale

S0NE ONR- HORSE bolster wagons and
spring wagons ana extra wheels. all
round family cow. T. Adams, Go4 W.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21

WANTED Five AN around carpenters at
once. Call Nishawakd ISIS
FOR SALE-SO acrc farm in Michigan,
OH clear. good land reasonable. 5000
con- af IA S1r8h ST.. N'eh.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21

FOR SALE-Fve-rOO house: gas, cleo
tric lights, water aud garage; cheap II
taken az once Can Garfield OIL 1913
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21
Rooms For Iousckccp M q

SIDEBOARD- Bed. oil stove. dining table
cot. couch. Corner OF Broadway and
Wr-s-nr 1918
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21
printlng-Stationery
FMPI OYMEN7
Helm Wantrd-NaIe

WANTED SaIesIady in dry goods store.
experienced preferred % s. smith 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21

FOR SALE-Good SOFT coal burner. as
W Broadway Phone Nsh 500 21tl
FOR SALE-1ts ho-se stationary gas en-
gine. I 2. horse stationary gas engine 4;
one 3 passenger Ford an first class
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21
Musical Instruments
80 -. r-crtIIIzers

SAXOPHONE- Melody G. first class CON
di,.on. 32D ". ist 81. Phone Mish. IA
OLD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21

NEW MODERN HOUSE-For sale three
rooms down and y rooms and bath up
stairs fne location. $1,000. stark Real
rV Corp. l3l 80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-21

NEW SIX ROOM BUNGALOW-For sale
Oak borders In two rooms, full base
mont. an modern, on East Fourth ST..
$1,000 stark Realty Corp. 1850
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-30
SOUTHWEST Y. W. C. A.
HEADQUARTERS TO
MOVE FROM DALLAS

Dallas. Texas-The southwestern
field com Haittee OF the national board
of the Young Women's Christian As
ISOLATION, after more than eight years
service for tho young womanhood Of
the southwost, will close its Dallas
offices and all records will be for
warded to the now regional offices for
this section at st. Louis, Missouri.
This action 10 in accord with the re-
organization plans of the national
board, In setting up regional offices in
six centrally located cities, to carry
on tho work formerly developed thru
eleven hold oentera. +
"The chief purpose of this division
Encouragement IL tho reduction Of OPP
Grating expenses and tho consequent
release for pressing national projects
OF a larger percent of all national
gifts, Mrs. John M. Hanna, vice chair
man Of the northwestern field con,
| %Iffttee, announced. In selecting these
regional centcrs the continuation of
the Dallas office was favorably con-
stdsrad. but the southwest territory
Whs finally placsd tnethe st.ssLouis d.
vision" n " "
Since May 1. four field centers. csn-
{, pinnati. Minneapolis, Richmond and
philadelphia have been closed off,
cially, Regional centers have been es-
tablished In Now York. Atlanta. Chi.
cago, Denver. San Francisco and q
eub-offico at Seattle. With the closing
Of tho Dallas field center, st. Louis
will be added to the list of. new region
AZ centerd. %.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-30
CONFERENCE ON
WAGES AWAITED
Ferry Men Expect to Call
New Meeting to Settle
Dispute.

Detroit, Mich, June 3o.-with the
arrangements of three railroads oper-
ating car ferries on the Great Lakes
and the ferry crews at a temporary
impasse over the question of a adj
justment. members of the sailors, fire.
men, oilers, water tenders, coal pass
ers, marine cooks and stewards Unions
other conference between their repre-
sentatives, and those of the rail lines,
when further efforts will be made to
arrange a settlement. =
The railroads affected are the Wa
bash, Grand Trunk and Pere Mar
quette.
No Results.
A conference yesterday was unpro-
ductive. Representatives of the rail-
roads met here with union leaders,
and counter proposals were made, the
nature of which was mot disclosed.
Afterwards it was announced another
conference would be held withon ten
days.
1t is understood that in the inter-
vening time both sides will consider
the counter propositions and call the
conference when each side has de-
cided on its maximum CONCESSIONS.
Union men say in the event sno
agreement is reached the matter will
be brought TO the United. States rail-
road labor board for adjustm e nt..Ssas
the ferry operatives. While membe. s
of lake seamen's unions. are rail-
road employees and come under the
Jurisdiction Of the board.
The wage issue raised by the ferry
EMPLOYEES is q different proposition,
it was explained. from that which has
brought about the strike vote OF sea-
men employed by the Lake Carriers
association. - ;
The ferry workers demands have
not been made public. At present
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-30
RUSSIA HAS
MANY FRIENDS
MARSELLES
Everyone From Laborer to
Manufacturer Seeks Boil
shevik Trade.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Russia has firm
supporters in Marsellles. Everyon
from the docklaborers to, the wealthy
manufacturers wants Bolshevik Rus
sia's trade. The petition of the Mar
settles Chamber Of Commerce for the
re-establishment Of trade with Rus
STA produced such an impression on
far toward lettering Russian rela-
TONS. Northern France rebelled and
Raymond Poincare succeeded him. |
Frances attitude at the Genoa con-
ference did not appeal t. Marseilles
with its idle shipping and smokeless
factories, and pressure is being
brought by Marseilles interests of all
sorts to effect some settlement at The
Hague conference which will facilitate
Frances trade relations with Black
Sea ports.
Big Four Mills.
Marseilles 10 the greatest -four mill
ing city on the Mediterranean. Be-
fore h val one-f1fth Of its -four mill
products went to Russia. 1t also had
a great Russian trade in soap and oil.
largely industrial that the Socialists
are always III the ,smajor1ty.s While
Efhef .Marseilles Socialists frequently fy
red flags and display sympathy for
SBolshevik Russia, they are really a
faint pink" in contrast to the Rus
sian Communists. On the occasion OF
the recent municipal elections in
which the Socialists won their usual
overwhelming victories there were
many parades in celebration of their
successes. Red flags and banners de.
manding the release of French sailors
who are still in prison for refusing to
fight the Rolsheyiki at Odessa. were
displayed. The mutiny Of the French
navy at Odessa, when it was ordered
to attack Soviet forces in 1913, has
always been a favorite theme with
French Socialists of the extreme type,
who also opposed the Wrangle iand
.Denikine movements. L A. !.
No Novelty.
To the party Of American bankers
who were visiting here at the time OF
the recent election excitement the
street parades seemed very extreme,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-30
Ray Grain Festival
Will Be Big Event

Ray, N. D.. June .3O.-The Grain
Festival, %anjannual event and the big
gest celebration held here during the
year. will be staged July 81 n .2S,
according to n program being pre-.
pared by the committee In charge.
\ In order to, make the affair
interesting than yer business men of
the town are donating cash for prizes
and general advertising.
One Of the unique features of the
event will be the community picnic
and barbecue, several animals being
roasted by experts and free meat fur
nished to the crowds.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-30

But demonstrative red flag parades.
are no novelty to old residents of
Marseilles, who realize how largely
Russia's collapse has contributed to
economic depression in Frances great
Mediterranean port.
Marseilles has an immense foreign
population engaged in shipping, and
pursuits. Italians, Greeks
and Levantines outnumber French
men on the docks. Arabs, Turks,
Moroccans, Algerians n Egyptians,
frequently wearing their native cos
tunes also contribute to the interna-
tional character of Marseilles' water
front.
Plenty of work at good wages clear
ly mean more to this cosmopolitan
crowd than political beliefs, but Boil
shevik agitators have found willing
listeners among the unemployed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-30

nrm ss a4s. G sss s E:sesses g as ssnzs, afr %% sd s% ss ssse Ts. Ere M e srs ms s;
and Rtdard 81 Lee vice president - ## T#.& s&#."
ton Hsh to- Md up onHreuon Of the cmtys highway system are pls in the platform Of the nsg
Judge Is president of the body. Rchard H Lee Of Chicago vice presto eM Fred H Galley csnnd sex
eMuw seIdag and msmbero Ne board Of oSnnos;H NJ Lumm Of Baltimore treasurer ad Eugene STU
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-30

a Chicago physician has equipped
his automobile with a wireless tele-
rounds.