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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
SzIvEs TUDoMAsUL

Tisztelettel ertesitjiik youngs-
town. es kornyeki olvas6inkat,
hogy HAJDU KALMAN urat meg
biztuk ugy a hatralekos, mint az
uj el6fizetesi dijak felvetelere es
nyugtazasara.
Kerjiik olvas6inkat, fogadjak
Hajdu Kalman urat szivesen le-
gyenek munkajaban segitsegere.
Tisztelettel
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
kiad6hivatala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24

6. Sohasem szabad nehez test
mozgast, tornagyakorlatokat min
den atmenet nelkiil vegezni oily
egyennek, aki hosszabb idon ke-
resztiil mem sportolt es ICY izmai
mem leeg rugalmasak.
Z. Ne egyiink oily etelnemiit, a
mely nehezen emeszthet0.
s. Aki kronikus szivbaiban szen-
we'd, gyakran jarjon el egy jd
szakorvoshoz es annak utasitasait
szorosan k0veSse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
BAKTERIUM
Kasznos es kartekony bakteriak

Kasznos es kartekony bakteriak
Manapsag alig van olyan en-
ber. aki ne hallott volna valamit
a baktfriumrol, s6t nagy alfalfa
nossagban ugy tudjak, hogy "a
bakterium egy mikroszEopikus or
ganizmus, ami befeszkeli magat az
etelnemiibe hogy altalaban kar-
tekony az emberi szervezetre. Ez
a felfogas egyoldalu ugyan, de
reszben helyes.
A baktcrium" sz6t igen tag
ertelemhen szoktak hasznalni. A
legtohb cmber mem tud kiil0nbse-
get tenni a mikroszkopikus move
nyek Is mil<roszkopikus allatok
k0z0tt, amelyek kartekony hatas-
sal vannak a sZerveZetre. Fontos
tisztaban lenniink azzal, hogy
mindket reszr0l vannak hasznOs
mikro -organizmusok es kartekony
bakteriak. Az eleszt6 = peldanak
okaert = szinten egy mikro-orga-
MINUS, amely igen hasznos szol-
galatot vegez,. amennyiben az
eleszt6-gaz tartalma a kenyerben
szetterjed es AIT k0nnyiive teszi.
A tej megalvasat, 0sszefutasat
vagy megsavanyodasat szinten
bakterium. illet0leg a bakteriak
altal keletkezett savanyusag okoz-
"a. Ha mem lennenek hasznos bak-
terlal, SERVES anyagok mem
pusztulhatnanak ell. Hogy egesz-
segi szempontbol bakteriak ezen
faja mily Macy fontossaggal bir,
eleg elgondolni AIT a lehetetlen
helyzetet, .amit = ha nem lenna-
mex bakteriak = az elhullt leve-
lex, kihalt n0venyek es allatok
merhetetlen t0mege teremtene
Az elhalt test hivatasa visszajutni
a f0ldbe es uj formaban, indirekte
emberi vagy allati eledelle ala
kulni.
El kell ismerniink tehat, hogy
mem minden bakteria kartekony.
Kartekonyak csak azok, amelyek
elpusztitjak vagy megfert6zik az
etelt, miel6tt meg hasznalnank,
melyek testiinkben fejl6dnek es
! feleszik a szervezet fentartasahoz
sziikseges etelt, romlast ideznek
Iel6 s vegil azon bakteriak, anne
lyek a test sejtsz0veteit feleszik,
illetve elpusztitjak.
Ha elegseges feher versejtiink
van, kepesek vagyunk karte-
kony bakteriumnak ellentallni,
mig ellenesetben a bakteriak ell
szaporodnak es betegseget iGez-
Inek.elS. Van ra eset, hogy bak-
teriak 30 masodperc alatt megket7
szerez6dnek. Testiink - feher
versejtek utjan- allandoan pusz-
| titja a kartekony bakteriumokat,
de ennek -dacara igen ovatosnak
kell lenniink es szigoruan iigyel-
jiink ARA, hogy az etel vagy targy,
amt szajunkba vesziink, ne fer
t6zze meg szervezetet es ily mo-
don sulyos kovetkezmenyekkel
jarjon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
Vizsgak

A konfirmandusok ket isko-
la vizsgaja mutt vasarnap t6rtent
meg. Most lathattak sziil6k,
hogy ha az egyhaznak rengeteg
penzebe keriil is, megis erdemes,
s0t kell, hogy a gyermekek ma
gyar, masodszor is magyar har-
madszor is magyar szellemben ne
veltessenek = Amerika tisztelete
mellett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
Aldozas

Ahogy hirdettetett is, reank
jov6 vasarnap ujkenyeri halaal-
dozasra az Ur asztala megteritte-
tik. Ez alkalommal jarulnak az
urvacsoraval val0 eleshez a most
megkonfirmaltak is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
Meghivas elszamolasra

Ezuton is kerem az egyhaz pres
bytereit, hogy piknik elszamo-
lasa vegett szombat este het ora
kor tartand6 gyiilesre jelenjenek
meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
Elfogatasi parancs Oles volt pol
garmester ellen

Morris Squires, a Front Street
Market iigynoke, elfogatasi pa
rancsot vett ki George l.. Oles volt
polgarmester ellen azert, inert
Oles kirakja arui egy reszet bolt
ia el6tt a jardara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
Megbirsagolt babaasszony

Frank A. Dorsey alami egesz-
segiigyi feliigyel6 letart6ztatta
Mrs. Anna Miklast, mivel ez hat6-
sagi engedely nelkiil babaskodott.
A bekebir6 %25 birsagban es kolt-
segek megfizeteseben marasztalt
el Mrs. Miklast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
A jo polgar

A legjobb polgar otthona es csaladja
vedelmet legf6bb k0telessegenek tartja.
A j6egeszseg es anyagi joliet napjai-
ban kotelesseg konnyen teljesithet0.
Lehet6ve lett teve, ugyanezen vedel-
met nyujtani a felesegnek es gyerme-
keknek, mikor caladfentarto agyban-
fekv6 beteg.
Munkakeptelens6gi biztositas elejet
veszi a betegseg vagy baleset altal oko-
zott vesztesegnek.
A CIPPERLEY UGYNooKsEG, s12
Home Savings and Loan Building, b6-
webb felvilagositast adhat onnek err6l.
Ne varjon, amig k6s6 lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
ID0JARAST J0SL0 FARME
REX

Az iden koran sz0laltak meg a
tiicskok es a lombkabocak. Far
merck AIT k0vetkeztetik ebb0l,
hogy a tel szokatlanul koran fog
kezd0dni ez iden.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
Letartoztattak, inert palinkat ta-
laltak nala

Thomas, Krispinszky es Klassic
rend6r0k kedden letartoztattak a
=2S6 Randolph streeten lako Mike
Sonadackot, inert "raisin jack"-
ct talaltak hazaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
Niles

"A nilesi iskola vizsgaja h6 30
an, azaz a reank jov6 szerdan, d.
e. 9-kor veszi kezdetet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
Piknik

A varakozason feliil j6l sikeriilt
piknikrol bovebben .i0v6 SIAM
ban trunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
A lelkesz va.kacioia

DIR. Gerenday lelkesz a vakaci6-
jat jov6 szeptember h6ban veszi
XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
Vasaroljon hasznalt automobile
BALSER-TOL

s biztos lehet abban, hogy j6 gepet kap
a mask ember vesztesegenek el6nyet.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-15
?. \. |. c. TO MEET
MORRIS QU|NTETTE
NEXT FRIDAY EVE
VARlAND ANR mnNTYRE MAY
POSSIBLY BE OUT or GAME BE.
CAUSE OF THEIR FAILURE TO
MAKE GOOD ON THEIR STUDles.

Next Friday night Coach Byrnstad's
gang OF Luther college tossers will
encounter toug" ZOE Wien they play
the las; Morris h,s: school uuintette
ut the south side gym ,iorrls has a
fairly fast club this season aud due
to the fact that Byrnstad might nos.
slbly be handicapped by the loss Of
Gordon Narlaud and Mcintyre. tho
Luther mentor Is expecting tough
akirmish
Narlaud aud Mcintyre both have
been barred from play because OF
the fact that they are not up in their
studies They did net play last Fri.
day night in the game against Gard.
ner nigh, although it is thought that
O\ the time the =. Y. l.. c. team plays
Norris they will elevate their scho.
ldstic standings and get back into
the old harness
Byrnstad has ben forced to devote
considerable of his attention to sew.
raj men L. take the places of Var.
ana and Mcintyre on the team. Our.
ng the past week he has trained his
men hard for the coming encounter.
me game win start promptly at 8
,.ClccE
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-15
YANK GUESTS TRIM
FRENCH AND DUTCH

Philadelphia, Feb. A. Francis s
Appleby of New York last night de.
feated Edouard Roudil of Paris for.
mer European champion. in the first
match OF the International amateur
~ h2lk line billidrd tournament
500 to III, in twenty-three innings
Appleby's high run was rs and RI
dis 43.
AIRY Bos of Holland. Eprnnoan
champion, was defeated BY pervc \
Collins, Chicago. in today's afternoon
match, 800 to 1863, in twenty-six in.
nings. Collins had runs of 81. 28 and
y. Bos' best were az. 80 and o.
Collins victory was due to his skill
full manipulation on the short rail
He forged to the front early in Tho
match. His Judgment Of the snood
of the table, his gathering shots and
his certainty Of execution were snne.
rior to those of Bos although the lat.
ter several times threatened his i.
val
On these occasions Bcs' maees
shots failed him and toward tho and
on his round the table shots the uoi
lander found the holes around The
second object bali
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-15
GRAND RIDGE NINE
MAKES It A HORSE
APIECE" WTHLEG|ON
TRIM OTTAWsN5 IN VERY Thrill.
LING STRUGGLE STAGED ON
THEIR HOME FLOOR BY 2 TO
s couNT-sMALL CROWD AT.
TENDS GAME.

Woodward's Legion indoor baseball
nine lost their seconG game of the
season last evening when the Grand
Ridge Odd Fellows club trimmed them
to 5. in a return engagement that
was played at Grand Ridge. How.
ever, the GranG Ridge aggregation
was loaded for the game, having used
the Oglesby Tigers battery in tn
struggle against the Ottawans. il
was a thrilling contest all the way
through and was enjoyed by tn
small host of fans who turned out t.
see the encounter.
outplay Grand Ridge.
Although they lost the game
Woodward's galaxy Of stars outhit
and outplayed their opponents thru
out the entire encounter. Pitcher /
Cliff Hodgins o. the local nine out.
pitcher Yates, but the main reason /
for the Ottawans losing the game was .
their catcher. Johnny Morrell. reg, 7
ular third sacker for the club. did /
the backstopping in the game be
cause of the fact that "Jerky' Fiesel I
regular man on the receiving end
was unable to be with the squad last
evening. It was MCrreirs first game
at that position and he was greatly
handicapped
Four Runs In End Frame.
Four tallies hung up in the second
frame of the game by the Grand
Ridge club gave them their victory
over the Ottawans. Five of the seven
runs scored by Grand Ridge we're
made by the men whom they en-.
ployed to play from Oglesby.
However both teams put up Z good
game. When the game first started
out it bore the earmarks of a thrill
ing encounter. Grand Ridge was the
first team to score when they hung
up their first count in the initial in.
ming of the struggle. Then came the y
second inning which proved a disas, i
trous one to the Ottawans. Although
they only got one hit they recorded
four runs in that period
Legion Scores in Third il
The legion didn't get started until
the third frame. One run was scored t
then and in the following frame they II
followed with another count. The :
balance CT their runs were made in a
the sixth and seventh innings. Grand /
Ridge scored one run in the fifth and
one in the eighth innings.
Hodgins was in fine shape for the
game and probably had he his regu- !
lar pal on the receiring end the
Grand Ridge club might have got i
trimmed During the game he struck
tut eighteen opposing batsmen He
walked four men, had two wild il
'itches and only allowed FIVE hits. 3"
Yates, kid hurler for the Oglesbv II
tigers, struck out thirteen local men ii
Turing the contest. He allowed eight S
tits, walked three men and had three
Wild pitches to his credit. Follow
ng are the score and the lineup OF y
ne game: c
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-15
JOURNALS PAGE OF SPORT NEWS

Mornmgsllo, ST. Thomas ana sopth
Dakota Asgtos. However, because
thore ere q large number OF upiycrsl.
ties available for a conference which
would Dee too -troug Tor northwest
circuit The proposal TO organize two
new conferences has been put for
ward
Detroit Wiling 10 JOIN.
Authorities OF Detroit university
would approve Joining such confer.
roee, declared Charles l.. Bruce
-rIdulte manager of athletics AZ De.
trot
"The proposed conference of wa.
uaan NoWe Dame, Michigan Aggics
Marquette, ST. Louis. Darui, and Dos.
'I''N Nebraska would be most artpr.
ave, especially geographically DE.
'loIt would agree with the others to
observe definite eligibility rules.
Som" active national collegiate or.
gani@ation must be- recognized eyeutu.
ally To- eliminate pr1.cs, ioulism and
tjbvr ABUSES. Conferences .re step
IN Ia" right direction, although their
scope is limited"
Wabash Is Attracted
Coach Pete Vaughan OF Wabash
said; The idea o. being a member
OF such a conference is attractive in
many WAYS. The proposal comes as a
surprise and doub, il such a con.
erony' would he precisely adapted to
The prpspat needs of Wabash huf /, is
q matter that would have TO come be
for" our faculty hoard of control for
definite action and answer"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-15
Score by innings:

Ottawa Legion % 10210 %
Grand Ridge &C.. 4 . 0 / 0 o / IT
Double plays-HooI to Tauscher.
Base hits off Hodgins, 5; off Yates
8 Struck out-by Hodgins Is; by
Yates, IL, Bases on balls-off HoI,
gins, 4; off Yates, s. Wild pitches
-Hodgins, ?; Yates, B. Passed balls
Morrell 4 Wods, ..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-15
SECOND WESTERN
GRID CONF ERE:NCE
NAY Be ORGANIZED

WESTERN COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC
DIRECTORS STRONGLY IN FAVOR
OF NEW CIRCUIT WHICH WILL
BE COMPOSED OF LARGE
SCHOOLS OUTSIDE or BIG TEN
TO MEET AT ST. PAUL NEXT
WEEK.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-19
Peasants of Famine District
Refuse to Eat Crow

Buzuluk, Samara Privince, Russia,
May 12.-Eating crow seems literal
ly to have been the one thing the
famine-Stricken peasants of the Vol
ga have refused to do. During the
worst periods of the hunger suffering,
when cats, dogs, clay and even more
ghast!y food substitutes have been
grecdily devoured, the country has
been full of big, black and gray
crows
So bold are these scavenger birds
and apparently so unmolested by even
the hungriest peasants, that some of
them even perch upon and peck at
meat supplies laden in sleds for
transport from the railway stations
to the villages.
Some of them may have been eaten,
but the correspondent saw literally
hundreds of them at every place his
train stopped from Samara on the
way to Orenburg.
They were the fattest creatures in
the famine area.
Peasants with whom the cores
pondent talked on this apparent ano-
malous condition, in region where
one instance of cannibalism had been
reported, admitted that crows might
be as good to eat as dogs or cats
but advanced various vague reasons
as to why these birds had not been
slaughtered for food.
Some said there were no guns OF
ammunition to shoot them and that
they were extremely hard to trap OF
catch. Others said they were "un.
clean"
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-19
i CREAM COLLECTING AGENCY

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man :, ,ho p;.,+o Tho,t,.a L,uJi. ,,
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and u.,.. :, +ho do,.. of .bo hooi
Of tha fuht to moot tho cor,iru of ~.
bou vooyl Tho oddross Ios+ riob,
and ,nd,v u.o.. .lo,r,, .i,,,i,,,. ,i,os o,J
,or;nd wore. Htto FRAN, +ho or.,;,o oc
thc ,.Idyass dolrvcroI ! .,o oo,I,, :, l.st
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mont, Clemson Collcyp cvcrv farm, no
rc, and many orc,. industrial i,st.
tutions such as the Southern Railway
have been outliniro these idortica,
plans for the payt ten vcars This
is bv no means = disoarapnmopt of thc
speeches Of Mr.. Turner. His abiljty
10 dress in new Garments thr Same
old truths, his splendid ability as .
yiatrorm speaker and his vide cxncri-
cncc in promoting the agricultural d.,
vclopr:cnt cf the South unite to make
him a speaker who commands attnn-
ton Mr.. Turner's coming to Union
this time was brought about through
the efforts Of Nicholson Bank & Trus,
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-19
Fighting Fires in
Mines Slow Work

Anaconda, Montana, May 49,
Fighting fires in mines is a slow,
tedious job and since the dawn of
mining has been considered almost
a hopeless undertaking. Rich mines
in many parts of the world have been
burning for generations, their rich
stores of wealth being guarded from
the hands of man by barrier of
deadly gases and rock walls white
with the heat of fires smoldering be-
yond.
But underground fires no longer
are to be considered unquenchable.
as in the Butte district a process of
fire fighting has been developed by
the Anaconda Copper Mining COM
pany which is salvaging an ore body
of tremendous extent. Fires that
have been burning for Is years in
three connecting mines are being
smothered under million tons f
mud.
By the end of 1922 two million
tons of metalliferous ore, containing,
according to experts, at least $4,000
tons of copper, once more will be ac
ceSSible.
great part of this wealth already
has come within the reach of the
miners and not only that, but large
area which heretofore has been in
accessible because of poisonous gases
now is being worked.
The process of fighting the sub
tcrranean fire as developed is not
complicated. 1t is an adaptation of
an idea evolved in 1884 by fire .ight-
ers at a coal mine in the Schuylkill
region of Pennsylvania Sand, de-
rock and other materials
which came originally from the
slopes and were discarded as tail
ings in the process of copper ex-
traction, simply have been turned
back mo the fire area. Water,
which in many cases has proved it's
uScicSSn""s as an cXtinGuiShcr of un-
dcrground fires, is used for trans
portation. 1t conveys the tailings in
iho form Of silt down to the fire re
cions, 1900 to 2,2OO feet underground
where the soup-likc slime fills aban-
doncd drifts, cross cuts and slopes
and literally smothcrs the fire.
Through uncomplicated the task
Of eXtinGushing the fires in the Butte
district has been difficult and long,
beginning in the fall of 1917 and con-
,inuing until now, employing $50
men on a "a hour shift.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-19

for the butter from the farm. Now
that creameries are springing up IN
various cities in the state, there has
developed n strong demand for cream,
and the product can readily be dis
posed of.
The necessary expense of equipment
for the agency established by Mich
olson Bank & Trust Co., through the
directors and friends of the bank, has
been donated by them. The agency
will begin functioning in a few days
1t is to be hoped that the farmers will
cooperate in the move, and thus dc
the one thing that will help them
selves more than any other.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-19
Irish Republican
Advertising Campaign

Dublin, May ia campaign of
small advertising handbills is the
latest effort of Irish republicans in
their fight against the Free State
treaty with the British government.
The campaign mainly is directed
against Michael Collins and Arthur
Griffith.
They say the Treaty Brings Us
Peace-Does 1t Look Like It?"
queries one of the posters which has
been displayed ominently as re
suit of recent disorders.
"Anti-Republican claim that the
treaty entities Ireland to admission
in the League of Nations. India has
representative in the League of Ma
tions. Is India free?" asks another
handbill.
Another of the series of more than
so posters says: "Since he signed
the treaty Michael Collins has made
50 speeches, given 65 press inter
views and written as newspaper ar
ticles. If he made 135,0OO,OOO
speeches and wrote 48,000,OOO news
paper articles, he could not alter
this fact: That under the Treaty the
King of England is King of Ireland"
Other handbills urge voters to vote
against the treaty in the coming cleo
tion. Among the arguments used are
such statements as the following:
Every town and village in Ireland
will be another Limerick if Collins
tries to introduce his new army and
police.
'If Griffith and Collins win the cleo
tions the worst kind of war-namely
civil war-will destroy the country.
'1f De Valera wins there will never
be another shot fired in Ireland.
"When the Irish people elect re-
publicans new treaty will be signed
that will bring true peace.
"Thereforc every vote for the Free
State is a vote for War"
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-19
Notice in Pasturing Cows

am now prepared to pasture linn
tied number Of dry mich cows and
heifers. No other kind wanted. Price
per month 5000 j. McJ. FanU,
Santuc, S. G.. 138O-4tpd
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-19

A helium-flled dirigible is easier to
handle in the air. According to gov
ernment experts, who have been ex-
perimenting, the helium-lilled ship is
steadier and moves With greater mo-
mentum than an airship filled with
hydrogen. Helium gas is twice as
heavy as hydrogen and has 92 per cent
of its lifting power.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-19

A black headed albatross followed a
steamship across the North Pacific
for 5000 miles without once furling
its wings. 1t started from small
island near Japan and when the ship
was 1900 miles from the nearest Alas
kan port, it turned abruptly and flew
toward the west.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-19
Administrators A Notice

All persons having claims against
the estate Of Amanda Parr-Vaughao
deceased, will present the sar.2 duly
proLatcd for settlement and al! per-
sons owing the said estate will come
forward at once and make settlement
10 J. S. Scales.
Administrator.
Union, S. c.. May 8. 1922. 5-12-19. .2G
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
INTRODUCE BILL
FOR ''BLUELAM"
Mayor Schriver Gets Pamphlet On
Introduction of Measure for
District of Columbia.

Mayor H. NJ. Schriver is in re-
ceipt Of pamphlet, Liberty"
which tell of three compulsory Sun
day observance bills introduced
into congress during recent SEES
sions. These bills are all pending,
the pamphlet says. and are osten-
sibly for the District OF Columbia,
but the ultimate design is to ex-
tend such laws to the entire nation,
under the guise of regulating inter-
state commerce.
The pamphlet says, "Just now,
while this is a live issue, you are
urged to secure all signatures pos
sible to the petition enclosed in the
pamphlet and forward the same to
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
COLLEGE BOARD
ALL-DAY MEET
lueustana Directors in Important
Session Open Building Bids
and Select Faculty.

An aii-day meeting Of the Angus
ANA college board is being held to-
aay to open Is bids received for
obstruction work on the dormi-
,ory and seminary buildings Of the
college group
out-of-the-city members arrived
vesterday, and the board went in
Conference at o'clock this morn
srr in the Augustana Book concern.
n suitable figures are presented by
sny of the contractors, the bids
viii probably be let today. Con-
traeting firms from Iowa, Nebraska,
Minnesota, Illinois and other states
are bidding on the work.
ceryin & Horn, architects, drew
the plans for the building which
we're accepted by the board. Con-
struction work is to start soon
after contracts are let.
Faculty for the new year will be
discussed and it is probable that
the 1928 seasons programs will
he largely outlined. This is the last
scheduled meeting before the June
session.