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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02

Oct at Seoerne blep granet opbt men
| Soroens Sfisb. Ser Iaa oct NJ, !;
flere Sunbrebe Iar, inbtiI Oct nj So,
fromme &eiierinbe &eIena oaann ifnt
bore bragt frem / Sagens ems, gor'
ON er 8~eretningen ia~aIpbenbe:
ODER &riiti @rap bapbe 9ei,pr;r.
BEN iammen meb i'm Ssn Seller Ann.
itantin laoet opfsre Ell atrfe, 6nnr,
unber berefter &oriet bIep f1nSpt
&eiierinben ifal nemlig bore bIet m.
merfiom paa en- ~pibunberlia Ont
iom opiteg fra 1pbet. Sum Lon 81
grape, bnoraf 8eiultatet bar. Of Soy
bleb braet op life ct, men fire 9ors
Set gialot M at uoitnoe, bpilfet \;
bisie bar 9riiti @ors. Sen Iin6rina
&eiierinoe fanot 90 paa ielaenSe Ms.
bel. Sun Loo De ire &ors isre bpn
til ct Sig. 8erertngen al set fsritp
og anoet &orS bar itoen Sirfnino noo
2iget, men peo gersring nleO Set fro.
Die &ors reiite BET Zig og blep Iebenbe
0ermeo bar enbber SpiI bepet.
Slnttelie beoer oct ON "6et beLiop
&ors", at Selena ienote Sen enc
Salpbel til &onitantinopel, mems him
loo ben anben Salpbel bIi / Serlrio.
lem. Senne Salpoel blep / 616 Of
Perierfongen gbosru peo stoSers
grobring fsrt til Yeriien, boor Sen
forblen inbtil 62S, o. Settler Serof.
Iios tbang Berierne til at uSIeppre
ben. Eli Wfinoe berom itifte0e han
"~&orsmesie", Ben ABE Septembpr.
9erpaa Loo ban Ben iaaleoes oiencr.
Bberpebe Del fore til SeruiaIem GA
after opreiie paa 8olgatba. senere
bleb Den imiolertio bragt til aoniton.
tinopel, bpor be ifilte SaIp0eIc after
bleb %forenet.
Sbiler aoriets Saga / ct ipIiomt
Sfiar, frembpoer bets b~erlenSe
Sfiebne en- temmeltg e~neItaaenSe
Merfeligbeo. Eli BEN @rao bar mem.
Zig / Sioens Sob G9roiGttelien of
oct emile &ors ipinget, at oet ira at
itaa iom ben bpbeite 8anpres grpn.
bemerfe, ct blet opbsiet til Spmbul
paa BEN boielte Seber og llomerfelie.
Sor ct Bar Tuien Iar fiben bar aor.
let alene &ebifab for BEN melt for.
imebelige Straf, ibet &orsfGiteIier
Blot blep be aner erobeite SorbrpSe.
re tilbel, mems andre 9ebsbsrte bIao
balsbusget. Sbem ffi1lbe bel bengang
anet, at BEN Eib ifulbe oprinSe, "a
&oriet ifl,loe blt Observation-Disclosures
og sgreierrigbeoens eftertraeteSe
Maal og fomme til at b9nge iom SG.
b~erstegn paa Spriters % ANDRE bsit.
itaaenbe 8erioners 8rpit?
Set gaaoefllbe &ors baier MI / Sc
norbiife &igers Stag % itaor iunti'
big iom belle &riitenbommens SirS.
biaebe. Sg ubilfaarlie lebes Sanfen
tilbage til oct urgamle Sagn ON oct
~1tnoerfuIbe Sre / g6enS Sape,
@,lnbifabens Ere paa gobt og onSt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02
40 IarS SrDuupStcf.

W. % 0trs. Inbeip Slien blep fprs
itbrret / fin Holigbeb, ba greit % Ies
niebeb fpm til beres Siem 2srbag ben
29be Ipril. Set bar blepet betienot, at
Bet bar beres 40sIurS g~rb1upsbaa, %
enbel at Weniebben Iamlebes for at aipe
benz en- liben SberraIfclie. 9aitor 9.
S%ofrennin9, Weni9bebens Treit, / Sslge
nteb en- flor Soriamlins off ba ober til
oeres Siem for at gratulere benz meb
Sa9en. Gfterpaa git oe ale til airfens
Saiement, bbor alt bar bra9t / Srben til
en- Set. Taitor Spfrennina 6olbt ba en-
Sale til g~rlloeparret % enifebe benz till
lpffe meb Sa9en.. 9erefter bleb grl,os
9onmen opforbret til at hinge en- Gang,
iom ban 9iorbe meb en- flar pg aob
Stemme, iaa ingeu al ps, Tom err hnare,
fan aisre bam bet efter. grl,beparrets
7 Sstre bar tilitebe % fang flere Nilmere
for Sorlamlineen. R%enisbeoens Sangz
for 9ap ogiaa ct Bar Nimere tilbebite.
Eom 8inbal iatte en- SnbIamling iaara,
pa en- 8dbe blep operratt 9ribeporret al
Saitor Sofrennina. Scr. Glen tattebe
for @apen | pelbalate Orb. en- 2lInch
bleo i~erperet af abinSerne, % hi bar ale
enige onr, at hi haobe en- "goob time.
anSreaS Slen bleb febt paa @aaroer
Sanones, Nere Ereite9ielb. 9limebul,
Torse, ben 12te September 1S41, ubs
~panorebe til Nmerifa Iarct 1865, Tom til
@isconiin = Sane Gountp - arbeibebe
/ Wenpmonie en- SiS. flsttebc 1cnere til
Cumberland, boor ban blep 9oteoiet til
Gimme aaroline Roeu. feot 8asmrsien,
fra Srane Freite9ieIo. Senicn, Sromss
Stift, Hor8e. @r. % Mrs. Glen bIeb
Ggtepiet ben 29Se &pril 1882, reiite
ienere til 8riags County, 81. SAT. huor
be boeoe | a Gar. flpttebe ina til Rc9ean
Gountb | 1902, bpor Scr. Slieu too OBJ
ct Somelteab % boebe Der til 1915. ba
ban Iolate Sanbet % fIbttebe / Trrbeben
at Benedict, bpor ban fnrmebe | tire Iar,
fbttebe oa inb til 9ben 90 leper Der.
gr. o9 Irs. Slien bar bopt ,np
9etre, Tom ale bar tilitebe peb GnleSs
ninsen % eiorbe Sasen bpbbeIt 6poaeIia
for De to 8amle. Nupreip Slien er MI
oper 80 Nar 9anrrel oe or til fine Siber
Ibdg, men er Dog oeo eobt Roo oa er
altio mes 90 logger inb ct aobt Orb,
naar bet gi9Ioer. Ir. Glen bar ppret
@enisbeSens alctter / mango Nar % er
bet enema ben Sag ibas % fiber fin
Ylabs meb sgre.
VT beres Born er fire sifte, en- er
SGrerinoe og TO arbeiber borte. 9aruene
er: ytrs. .. Sanien. Irs. !. 8eoo,
warS. u. Was, @rs. 8. Sober, Gina
2Grerinoe) Glen % Gbeliaba.
Seneoiet. Y. Saf. q. u. Stabc.
let banser oite, at grebe, fom inSebolber
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02

flirrent Iaaet af Warfen, ibet be M
anIaste Ouquesne.S taalnerferne bler
inbfisbt. 20 Mar ~iettere bIeb Gar.
negieiirmaets Wapn foranoret til
Carnegie SteeI Company, og 3apita.
lem uopibebes til % Wiqioner COL
lars. Samtibig blep Der eiort ab'
ifiuiee betpbninesfulbe Soranbringer
inben Sirmaet meo Senipn til peo
Specialiierine og Smorganiiering at
giere Sriften iaa iennenbe iom mli-
lig. en- Sernbune blep bpgeet, iom
forbanot De forlfieaise Serfer ONT
firing Hittsbitrgb meb bperanbre %
iamtioig meo 2anoets Sernbanenet.
gn anben Sernbane melem Eitts-
burgb % Erie. Sieen i~nofisbtes og
ombpggeoes % mooerne 2aitnings.
% 2osningsmaifiner hpgsebes for
Sransporteringen at Walmen ira
Sartsierne paa grie.Sjsen til Sern.
banen. g~nbpibere grunblagoe Gar.
negte ct MT Soretasenoe bpis Sp9a.
be oct bar of bpese en- Sfibsflaabe
iom ifuloe gaa / Sart paa De itore
Snoiiper. Samtibig erbperpebes gne-
retten i She Sliper Mining Co., iom
eiebe bploige Walmfelter oppe peo
2afe Superior, % ienere giorOes
pberligere &isb / iamme 3etning.
Hu bapbe Garnesieielifabet fom.
met | en- abiollit ~uafbpngig Stining
for grbbernelien af Raamateriale og
fontrolerebe praftiif talt bper 8ren
al Sern- % Staolperfsinouitrien,
fra set 2ieblif Malmen blep bruot
peb 2afe Superior, til sen fproige
Sfinne forloo @erfet peo 8ittsburgb.
Sabrifationen bapbe ubItraft fig til
at omfatte belle &ieben, fra &aama-
terialets @rbperpelie til Sen fGroige
Brobuftions Smi9tnine.
S 1900 blep ser en- Strio mellem
Carnegie Steel 60. % She Strict
Cote SO. angaaenbe SEN 8ris iom
oct tibligere Selifab aniaa at buroe
betale BET iibite for leberet &ofs.
9enne Strib reiulterebe / en- Gam.
menill,tning at be TO Selifaber til ct
npt, iom fit Iapnet Sbe Carnegie
SO. meb en- Gapital paa 800 Wtil.
lioner Collars, bboraf $50 Wtilio-
ner repreienterebe 8erbien al oct
gamle GarneeieieIifab. Saaban bap-
Sc BEN tibligere Sernimie poret / De
forlpbne 40 Iar. Saalebes bar Stil.
lingen ga Garneeielelifabet / 1901
gift inb / l1niteb States Steel Cor.
poration.
s bette Inr tom ale De lebenbe
Menb iuben @merifas Staalinbuitri
iamme1, og UNDER s. g. Worgans
2eoelie bleb Der libarbeibet en- Glan
for Sammenilutning al ale 9anbets
Staalperfer til ct fort Soretagenbe,
iom fit Napnet llniteo States Steel
Corporation, meb en- &apital at 1
Billion 400 Wiaioner Collars. 81
ter of Sammeni lutningen bar gien.
nemfsrt, bar 149 Staalperfer at for
ifienise Slae, p9loige Walm-, aul.
og &alfitensielffaber, ODER 1000
Wil at Sernbanelinier og mere END
100 Sartsier paa De itore Snbiiser
f%orenet % braet unber en- Stprelie.
Sette Selifab bapbe &ontrol ober to
Srebiebele al 2anoets iamtlige Gro-
button at Staalparer, Sfinner o. l.,
iarnt besfor,,ben ire Sieroebele at
Froollftioren al Staaltraao.
Chen benne SID bar Sbe l1niteb
States SteeI Corporation boret tia.
Big. S 1916 blep ser brl,bt ct &pan.
tim al 33 Wtllioner Son Walm og
tilpirfet 81 WiQioner Con Staalpa.
rer. Selifabet bar / lin SiereIte mer
enc en- &part Miaion Wenneifer og
cit aarlig SmfGtning af $50 Wtil-
lioner Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02
MofaI8 al Wenpartier.

"Spaabufa" ener 9abinettet, Yris
35c, ipeciel Bris for abonnenter zoe
= IS Storm % Stiae", Mpebpeb'
iortRIIine al @li5abetb @erner, Yris
75c, ipeciel Bris for Monnenter SOC
= "Sfanbinapiif id. &Osebus", no
arbeioet for ifanoinaoiife Stem
amerifa. l1bmerfet / Spltetioeu
pris ST, ipeciel Bris for @bonnentel
Zoe. = Sim iaa gremplarer tilbagt
al oisie gsger. Senb Srbren ioag
Sbe @%nunoien Bubliibing Co., 9eco'
rob, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02

Senb "Yoiten" bicm til SlGstntng8epr
90 genner | @amlelanbet. alin SS,ut
Iaret. On @bnunent, iom bar pSlpg'
0orae, Ifriper til os: "Gi fanot fety,
iom iii "Yoiten" tilienbt 90 bar 9oot ~.
frebs meb @Iabet; DC fortalte, at DC 11rV;
mere Ipt ON Rprse / bet eno DC tdr0'
norife gpiier."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02
N0raeSrcifenhe

iuobnoeS un0er lit Sp6olb | Weip Oorf
at Hoppe paa ben norits lut6erIfe airtes
@%uli9rant6iem. Ser er trbgt, biniat 90
aoot. M mIli9 SiGlp o9 @%eileSnina
gipeS raturlispis gratis. @i mspes boa
Serubaneitntionen ps felaes til 9aoSen
Men itrio bpilten Sib on tommer oa meS
bOilten Serubaue. SortRl BET oaiaa poo
Observation-Disclosures Der, at on Hal iii
"Nprwesian Gmigrant Some, As Wbite.
hal Strcet. 90 allerbeblt: Senb mia
SeIcgram fra Chicago.
u. $. gitiarub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02

Get benber sfte, at Brsbe, fon, iIosp'bsr crt
Isfe asenee % lite er reeittreret, forlnlet , ~
paa NeisT. esnb berfsr TIE Sfs Stnss a''"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02

efriu eitsr grppreIemplartr al "netorob.
Softeu % Deb Irueu"! Wleit uobrebte norne
glao / Imertia. ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02

let banoer pfte, at Wrepe. Ior tuheb,l,er
iete Wenae 90 tiie er reeiitrerei, foruner bori
pdd Selefl: eeno oerfor lite Isle Qenae uben
at faa Spitttrtus foe greuet. ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02

Srause. Belle 6te Mai. Sooor
neobrpnote SuSmanb SIR. We6ierq
9brtItenienS Gienoom paa gepl
Wort. Sloen opItob ira SforItenen.
Sele etenSommen 90 alt Snobcet
br9note. Sreatirerne re60eoeg.
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-12-09

The people are now shut off from
Lake Michigan all the way from Chi.
cago to the Wisconsin line. Legisla-
ton is NEEDED to remedy this. No one
should be permitted to fence in the
great lake as has been done.
~E4
If you want to get an idea of the
new beauties of this city send for a
copy of the Chicago's Boosters public
fly bulletin which has been trans
formed into an attractive magazine
called Greater Chicago" The cur
rent issue contains many interesting
facts about the city not generally
known.
e. J. Magerstadt, who made splen.
did record as sheriff, is talked of for
City Treasurer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-12-09
EAGLETS.

Patrick A. Nash Is making great
record on the Board of Review.
~
John IT, Murray would make a splen-
did Judge of the Municipal Court.
Simon J. German, who made such
a great run and led the Democratic
ticket for Congress-at-large at the late
election, is much talked of for Elec-
ton Commissioner. He would make
a popular and able member of the
election board.
Sam Gessler, the popular Lincoln
Park commissioner, would make a
good city treasurer.
~
Charles Krutckoff always made
good public record.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-12-09

Alderman Thomas r. Caspers, who
is making a fine record in the City
Council is frequently mentioned for
City Treasurer.
Clarence S. barrow Is always the
friend of the poor and the downtrod-
den and no one stands higher at the
bar.
People who violate the law by
driving across boulevards without a
halt are responsible for many acct
dents and should be punished severly.
Congressman A. j. SABBATH has
made a fine public record. His votes
in Congress have always been on the
side of the people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-12-09

If William Wrigley, Jr., would per-
NIT the use of his name he could
be elected mayor of Chicago on
nonpartisan ticket.
-.
August, September, October and
part of November-four months.
That's a pretty long time and in nearly
every day of that time, some days ex-
copied, a city hall pet was permit
ted to park his auto in Washington
street for hours at a time in spite of
the police and to the astOniShment
and disgust of the public. That's a
record
~A
West Side Bou1evards are ignored
almost entirely by teamsters who
drive across them at will and endan-
ger people in autos.
-
A police force that plays favorites
and makes fish of some and flesh of
others can never be efficient.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
Based on valuation.

The local situation as 10 an in
crease in telephone rates" the mayor
said in summing up the matter, lis
"A question OF income based on valua-
ton. What the .city should have is
a valuation showing the number of
poles. and the value of each, the
amount Of the different size wire,
and the cost per foot. Instead We
are bound 10y a valuation which APP
proxmates in thousands the value OF
the various kinds Of equipment and
the like.
The mayor observed that the fate
of the public service commission was
in the balance because of just such
ituauons which confront IT, Know
ing the prejudice that is created
against the commission in the public
mind by decisions favoring utilities,
the state body often does not pre-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

and declaring himself unwilling 20
slf n Judgment against the defend
ant would disquaify and ar the in
stance Of opposing counsel nominate
attorneys 10 strike for special
Judge Wypiszinskrs motion 10 APP
pear as friend OF the court" was
tEen Withdrawn 10 await such time
~ a special Judge would qualify.
Law to Appoint
City Atty T. W Hammond. de
Tending -Schrlcker. and Dep. pros.
Douahue then retired 10 an ante
room for secret consultation. 4 few
moments later they re-appeared and
declared ;hcy had agreed upon Atty.
Dare 20 preside at the hearing
Following the preliminary hear
ing circuit court would be appealed
% o. appoint a special prosecutor
in the ease. according TO an an
ncuncement made by Wypiszinski
Bound over for Indictment by the
grand jury some attorney other
than Pros. JeIlison would If the
appeal IS successful. 90 before that
body 20 present facts alleged TO
warrant an Indictment on charges
certified 20 by the acting coroner.
Justice HOsiuski was an interested
witness Of the procedure In city
court but took no part IN the CON
trg7ersy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
Jeulson's Attitude?
BumSteadSWOrmSVruD

To children an angel Of mercy" where
directions are followed. 1T NEVER
tAiLN- Despite scarcity and enormous
cost OF SANTONIN. it contains fun dose.
Stood sixty YEAR test sold everywhere
or by mail. soc "a bottle.
Est c. a. Voorhees,. n. D.. Philadelphia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
rum RADIO" SOUGHT
BY FEDERAL AGENTS

NEW YORK. June g. CBy L..
PA bootleggers wireless station
here which keeps i'm touch with
rum ships and gives them orders is
being sought by revenue agents.
Existence Of such a wireless sta
ton was discovered in a raid on the
ocean going tug Ripple which was
seized on the Brooklyn waterfront
early today after n pistol battle in
which thirty shots We're fred.
Agents found the Ripple had been
.yins off New York harbor three
days ia constant communication by
radio with the bootleggers head
quarters. IL was ordered TO enter
the hay during the night and a aotil-
IN of 20 motor boats went boldly to
meet il 90 remove the booze which
had been brought from the Ba-
hamas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
Government Agent Series
Papers ia Federal Suit

summons for three South Bend
people. DR. c. A Lippincott. Mrs.
Llppincott. and Mrs. Sarah Fl. r.
win. mother of Mrs. Lippincott. de-
PENDANTS i'm civil litigation Instituted
iii the district court or Indiana were
served by Deputy Marshall c. A.
Wicker. Friday The sui- is one
brought by fancy Harrison OF
C.arksburg. W. Va, alleging breach
Of contract and seeks 10 collect $25.-
591 so damages.
The deputy marshall after serving
the summons here, went 10 Elkhart
WIN notices for witnesses 10 appear
In federal court for cases scheduled
20 be heard in the district court at
Indianapolis this month
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
SAYS PROSECUTOR
NOT ANXIOUS FOR
OUTSIDE COUNSEL
Duccmb Fails to Qualify as
Special Judge TO Hear
Schricker Charge.

After "a spirited argument between
Dep Pros George ID Donahue and
Atty Joseph A. WypiszinsSI in which
the latter leveiled charges that the
states prosecutor was SHOWING but
aDatheuc interest and displayed pre-
udice ia favor Of the defendant. City
Judge Chester T.. DuComb Saturday
disqualified himself 20 SIT az the pre-
iminary hearing Of Police officer
Herman 3 Schricker. charged with
manslauRhter A request vii, be
maa, 30 circuit court 20 appoint a
special prosecutor
The case went over until Tuesday
TO permit atty. Lem J. Dare. chosen
by agreement. 20 qualify as special
judge Schricker was charged with
felony az an outgrowth OF an inquest
held three weeks ago conducted by
Justice OF Peace Al W. Hosinski q
change OF venue from Hosinski re-
suited in the case going 10 trial in
city court.
Would Aid state.
Atty Wypiszinsk representing
the parents OF Zigmund WisniewzkL
the dead lad. sought the deputy
prosecutor 20 appear with the state
aa co-counseI and was met with an
emphatic refusal The attorney then
made q motion. which because ~
the courts later disqualification was
nor entered upon the docket. 10 per-
m.t him 20 appear in the case anxious
curae. or as q friend Of the court.
Dep Pros Donohue entered an
objection 70 Wypiszinskrs appear
ance IN the case IN any form and
limited il was not the states desire
10 have any attorney associated with
the prosecution in its handling Of the
ease
"Thls request shows an attitude
Of Willingness TO cover up this af-
fair" dramatically exclaimed Wypis-
zinsh. 20 which no denial was made
by the deputy prosecutor. Donahue
however. made his position clear
when he refused to deny Wypiszin-
skis further charge that the deputy
was acting upon instructions Of his
superior.
JeIlsOn's Attitude?
ct know the attitude Of the pros
ecusor I'm this case" continued wy
IlallieAl aohI fSS4llb the tOHl Z. nv
has refused to file afiidavits against
Frank Strzelecki, owner OF the soft
drink p8rlor where Wisniewski was
shot one Of the amdavits being pre-
pared by friends Of the family
charging unlawful sale Of liquor.
"The prosecutors attitude is evl-
IDENTITY that Of passing over this af-
fair as iucQnseQueutiaI" was a final
charge made against Jellison.
The court interrupted 90 explain
efs personal attitude I'm the case
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
scribe the advance that the factsl
Outcome i'm Doubt

scribe the advance that the facts
sometimes warrant. he said.
Outcome i'm Doubt
The mayor also added that Il was
impossible to predict the outcome
Of the hearing. 1t has been Gus
tomary." ne said. Ito send an audit
and detailed valuation TO cities in
utility rate controversies, and dur
ing the time I was city attorney this
procedure was followed Mr. Ham
mond has written for this audit but
has not yet received IT,"
The rate hearing Will be held
Monday before the commission at
the city hall. The proposed increase
in rates would boost the cost of resi-
dence telephones from S2T5 per
month TO s4.25. and business ex-
changes from SIS TO 50 monthly
Party lines are raised in proportion
The Telephone company asks an
increase on the ground that II has
not been making any return on the
Investment of its South Bend plant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

You will find Walter c. Miller tThe
Coal Dealer located hereafter al
PIG W. Broadway. where he will be
in a better position 20 take care OF
his customers. Give him call when
in need of coal Lincoln 5043.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
DENTISTRY

For good efficient dentistry az a
reasonable cost. consult Drs. Carson
and Oren in their new location 125
/ W. Washington az. Phone Main $40.
AS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

Plants of all kinds for sale at
Tippecanoe Greenhouses. Lincoln
1926. Entrance Taylor and JEFF SITS.
145
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
MAYOR DECLARES
CITY WILL FIGHT
PHONE INCREASE
South Bend 10 Contest Peti.
ton OF Bell Company for
Higher Rates.

the rate hearing OF the Indiana Bel
Telephone company before the Pub
lie Service commission, and viii
contest any advance in rates with all
the agencies at IT'S command. declared
Mayor Eli r. Seebirt Saturday morn
ING.
The mayor did not appear ex-
tremely hopeful as 10 favorable
outcome. The city has no audit or
valuation at its command. and fur
thermore can not be expected to
examine the instruments If the com
mission in one day and determine IN
such a brief time whether or not
they are fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-11

with , GROW &c huilding good niece
of .,ata road in the lower part OF
III Whit.
,r;lfnrd \yantwntb has moved his
,o,,,uy into tbe old peasIec hons, on
NO fn,n,or Henry peas,cc Mace
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-11
BOWD0|N COLLEGE

Since the fray which took place on
proclamation night in the Hyde
athletic building, the damages have
been estimated at about 500. i ne
side doors of the athletic building.
north and south were badly broken
in. Gathering rams used ly the
juniors, split them badly when the
sophomores barricaded the doors.
They Will be replaced by new ones.
Many pancs OF glass were broken III
the activities. Clay from the athletic
floor was thrown profusely into the
corridors, and it will be necessary to
paint the floors anew. Flour mixed
with water was also freely distrlb-
uted about the building, and the
walls will have to be cleaned. 1t has
been the custom for the upper class
men to break into the power house
and cut off the lights from the gym,
Tut this year the engineer made
arrangements 10 stall any such at
tcmpts. The big net which covers
the lalcony and ceiling of the athletic
building was broken in several places.
The first tryouts for the Slee club
for upper classmen only We're held
Monday afternoon. About thlrty
men reported. Several promising
candidates were found. The regular
members of the club were excused.
Notice was given for the trials for
freshmen for the banjo club, sched-
uled for Tuesday at 4.30 p. m. The
officers for this years clubs arc:
James A. Black, IS; manager; Fred
erick X. Turseon. '23. leader Of the
glee club; w. NJ. kimball, '23, leader
of the banjo club.