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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06

And everybody knows &c. Just 20 con-
vince yourselt. 90 would pay YOU 20 in
yesusate The proposition
LAKEWOOD MANOR"
our new subdivision. IN the most IDEAL
ana valuable plat % close H. vacant
property left IN south Bend today.
This property offers the Home Seeker
an ideal location 90 live where be can
a41oy the very best street car facilities
schools. churches aud all that goes
% make life pleasure. The property
surrounding this wonderful plan Of
ground j. practically hullt up-whv
shouldn't LAKEWOOD grow. and orer
Won q wonderful Investment These
beautiful h0mesites are selling fast
new IS the time 20 make early Sc
lection.
Take Lincoln Way " car or drive out
Lincoln way W 20 College or Brook
held and so two blocks north.
MEYERS. LONG & HUTTON
So Farmers Trust Bldg Main as
Open evenings 20 .. sunday 10 10 an.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06

In River Park = block of car lire.
o rooms & bedrooms. g closets mod
eIu 1-stOry Alley side and reor Nea.
EruC. church and school. 81 80 cash
payment balance So per month NOu
VIII ind this 10 be one ~ the best bar
gains iu this ,ity
Ou Rush STE rooms. bedroom
below. % above % closets. semi nod-
eru- Price $3.50, $500 cash payment.
$50 per month ou contract Possession
lI DO days
JOLLY * SMITH
.-5 IS Main Phone Lincoln GfE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06
These Ads Are Money Makers. Use Them!
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Shore Property For sale Sc
FOR SALE OR RENT-TW0 summer
cottages on the north side OF Eagle
Lake. Harry French. Phone %. Ed
wardsburg Mich.
FOR SALE-Six cottages. north shore
Indian Lake. Mich. Post office Dowa
giac, Mich. Furnished or unfurnished
Bcui Byers. Realtor Bell Phone 29s
LAKE COTTAGE-LOcated in southern
Michigan. about 3O miles from South
Bend Large screeued-in porch rooms
latLed and plastered cottage centers
on two large lots: natural shade VII
sell at reasonable price and would take
IN good Ford ear in deal. Inquire
Or. 4. J.. Knapp, Farmers Trust Bldg
Phone Main $50
TO RENT At SUMMER 5ESOET-Newly
furnished. Eve room BUNGALOW. al
Shore Acres. Cassopolis. Mich. on Dia-
Eond Lake, . miles rom South Bend,
delightful spot 20 spend the summer.
VIII rent 20 the right party for the
season This bungalow has all the
electric lights. hard wood floors. FIRE
place. hot and cold running water. mod.
eTn bath room. bungalow screened
throughout Including pOrches. Ne"
garage, and IN every respect up 20 date
Tan n Bradt. Cassopolis Mich. or W.
5. Clark. 2l9 w. Adams ST, Chicago,
Ills
FOR SALE-COTTAGES At DIAMOND
LAKE-Lots AZ Diamond Lake one
block from water: well located price
$4,000. Inquire Of O. l.. Verify, cas-
sop0nS. Mich.
Two ROOM NEW COTTAGE. complete
~ furnished nearly one acre OF land :
on fine large lake. near Bristol. Ind
go Lheo Wound llr-Stol Ind
Real Estate For Exchange So
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-l4 acre,
near city limits Good buildings. Ideal
for subdtvidiug. Price, $4,000 Call
Lincoln G':;l
100 ACRES-Southwest; level; lO-roOm
house bank barn; granary, cribs, etc. ::
orchard timber. $500
1914 acres. city limits; main road !;
good buildings fruit: berries alfalfa
Wesley Van Vain. ga Farmers Trust
OPPORTUNITIES
WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO TRADE?
We have income property and farms
can match on any you may have, from
any amount. $1,000 70 S1OoO,OO0. For
Information and inquire
ZION REALTY COMPANY
GARY. INDIANA
FOR SALE or trade, 40 acres near town
Will accept Ford truck IN deal Call
az $50 George Av.
Wanted-Real Estate 80
LOT in Jackson Addition for sale or will
exchange for good used Ford. Inquire
943 18th St River Park.
HAVE PROSPECTS for property IN
south part Of city. II you wish 70
sell. would like 10 hear from you
Wesley Van Vain. ga Farmers Trust
To EXCHANGE - Have several fine
apartment buildings IN Chicago 10 eX
change for farms. What have yOut
Write III. +. Moeller. LapOrte, Ind.
TRADE YOUR HOUSE equity for farm
12O acres. level. cult; old bldgs. So 800.
Owner Box 40. MuskeCon. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06

Save $500 by seeing the bargains
in our show rooms Saturday and
Sunday. 511-517 Lincoln way W.
rre
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
LEGAL NOTICES

DISSOLUTION-The partnership OF Z
N. McGreer and Geo. NJ Harlow. doing
business under the name and style o.
The Greerlo Co" was dissolved on
the 18th day II April. 1922 All bills.
now due 10 be presented 20 Z. ". Nc
Greer for pay ment The uudersig ned
viii not be responsible for any debts
CONTRACTED under firm r re Of GreeriO
Co after this date.
tSigned) E ". 8--GREER
GEO e. HARLOW
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06

Painters have adopted Blue Devil
to clean their hands. why not YOU?
125
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06

DECREE OF POCOHONTAS.
The truck will leave w o. ".
hall at p. m. Saturday-Atwood
Interurbau Meeting-Round 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06

our homes are IN every part or South
Ecnd We have beautiful residences Ia
Hirter Heights. Edgewater. Navarro
Place River side Drive
RoOming houses. southeast. houses
nine and SIX room ON same lot. paved
street $1,000 " LaSalle. nine room.
large barns $4,000. r. Washington.
nine room $500 W. washington. IL
room brick. beautiful place; $4,000
close iu River Park splendid six
rooms hip roof. modern home. built
two years: s. 80: $500 cash
Near Dixie Highway. d. Carfare. neat
i've room cottage, garage, large lot,
fruit S2.IJ0. $500 cash
East. splendid modern room
nome. buIt nve years garage, paved
street S465O 5000 cash
New bungalow. i've rooms: furnace,
electric 8 $50 $500 cash
Northwest new bungalow FIVE rooms.
modern. s. 200. terms
Northwest one acre neat cottage
garage 81 500 this is a coming resi-
qentill part OF city on banks OF ST.
Joe River
splendid seven-room modern home
sleeping porch garage. best finish
shades. fixtures. iuoleum. screens no
assessments, best part OF city $500:
Southeast. seven-room modern attic.
garage; excellent home 5000 $500
Beautiful home. best section. nine
rooms. two baths. maids room best
finish throughout Elegant In detail.
garage shruhbery. close in $3.50
terms
Building sites The Beautiful sum
urr Farms lt-acre tracts. near Notre
Dame. $500 Per sore Florence RuoU
near state line on car, lots from Sl25
NorlPl Realty Co.. Main f4j 23S
Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06
CRUMPACKER WILL
LEAD REPUBLICAN
GO. ORGANIZATION
Is Almost Certain to Act as
Chairman-Both Organiza-
tons to Meet Saturday.

Fo--l.cat parties III D 1osep n
county "--l axe me "rS0 steps 80
"'"@s ''"al19 "7a'-'-@ "0N.'N'
"a useu Dy lAe recent primaries
Io'' --e rep o--e1I anu Oe-IiO q -o
eeI.lla- oIsal-z1 ions VIII meet 3D.
Jay a-'7l--o0i- me mrs. -
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-"5 1o1--'S 0--a'- men.
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$50 - iN'-''7s ID ''7' i-a--
O' 1s-i'lltloH aN. n county
Ii-''-- -lla an WIN o5 named rep uo!'can
~ 91'--11 nm : men e-so'eu n
'.'e pl-ii'a-S ma A'l's '47
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ruin % cher OilOlCe
Inc new chairman mas oeeh SUD
> Ian --1.lS asIee~ upon u was 4eaI"-
s'l I-oaS. 9he 'paru CruillpacNeT'
10" e. VIII ne me rep uOi-caH COM
- ledoei unless some unexpected
oppos- --oh ueNei 'ps. he VIII De per
Hlllleo 10 name ms own secretary
as that position entails mucn detail
No-N.
rms meeting VIII prooaoIy De
caIled 10 order by Ralph ; Feig. OF
Ail9i-dN AKA former Nlce-clalrnan-
The present county chairman, Judge
Ieo - fAie-I. IS orillcal-S III Ar MS
nome ana WIZ 9e uhao-e 20 ne pres
ent.
because lAe county chalra1ahsnip
election promises 10 be but form
aLtE' the meeting primarily will re
soINe -lse- INTO meaning OF pI!-
mary INJURIES Many sore spots
prevail IN me repuo-ican ranks ana
the recent bitter senatorial hsht has
ROY helpea 10 neal mat wound.
hepuo..eans nave oeeh rearing an
u'sc U.S. me over "Ilellliils oeIeat OF
OIu HuaIu IePu 'i'ca rs
ing on the street corners 20
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.dls0 u, TO 'l--5l IAN terms llle-,
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06

When YOU say ciSars-say Dutch
Masters 111-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06
LIVER lis

Dr.. = T Paddock. Specialist. OF
Kansas City Mo. has distributed
free over 100000 copies Of a booklet
on cause and treatment OF irfam-
nation Of the Call. Bladder and Bile
Ducts ass associated with Galls-0nes
OF the liver, Bilious cCLie. iaurdlce
gas. Indigestion. Just send name to-
day fer this Free Book 20 Dr.. T. Z
Paddock. Box SB2ol Kansas City.
Paddock. Box SB POI. Kansas City.
No
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


FOR SALE
place hot wa-er heat: Southeast part
or town $4,000 easy terms
-ooms. bath. electric. gas. garas 81.
oCopv. easy terms
Irviug,ou Av room bungalow.
strictly mode 10 oak floors laundry in
baselnent fun size porch; $4,000 (.
10000 down.
keuwood Av.. eight rooms. gas. wa
ter. fun lot, 100000; 500 90 cash.
Meade ST. north Of Michigan. FIVE
rooms. all modern large living room .
bungalow. S47oo.c0; $500 dowa.
Dubail Av.. fve-r0om bungalow oak
floors fIIl basement. laundry larg.
living room, fun sized porch brand
new complete IN D days; $4,000.
Rush St. close TO Dubail. four rooms
and BATH Two bedrooms, kitchen, cont
6in4tion. living and dining room oak
floors laundry in basement, strictly
modern $3.50. easy terms.
Navarro Place. hve-room bungalow /:
sun paTlor. strictly modern. fireplace f;
oak trim and floors laundry ia base
ment' double garage ST00Oo0.
Tor results list your property with
vOIGT & BRADFORD
-Ol -2O2 Citizens Bank Bldg
Lj111--L-529J
IF YOU WANT To SELL SEE
GARN BROS
go Farmers Trust
Main 2tl3l Main 5290
u YOU WANT TO CUT YOUR LIVING
EXPENSES. INCREASE YOUR HOME
COMFORT, PUT MONEY BY FOR
THE FUTURE. WRITE NE AT ONCE.
p. o BOX 2o3
THINKING OF REAL Estate!
SEE HASTINGS
DIS n Michigan
Lincoln Gao
MODERN Double house on good street
on y. W. Side. - IT. lot. Priced for
quick sale ~ only $4,000 GARN
BROS, o32 Farmers Trust Bldg Main
1881. Res. Main $500.
OPPOSITE HARTER HEIGHTS-Brick
home OF unusual design. Porch on two
sides Double garage. Interior has
large living room with fireplace. down
stairs toilet and lavatOry, convenient
butlCrs pantry. Upstairs two good
sized bedrooms. tile hoored bath and
sealed sleeping porch. Finish oak and
maple throughout. A very good buy
and reasonable terms.
WILLIAM HAPP
RealtOr
20I :. Main st. Phone: Lincoln 1871
READY TO MOVE IN
Northwest; new modern bungalow. J
rooms complete; bath. furnace. electric
lights, fun basement, sink gas half
block from car line; $3.50 down; price
TAYLOR & ROTH
COZ W. Jefferson.
Llncoln Us Open evenings.
SEVEN ROOM house FOR sale by owner
modern except furnace; six blocks
from center Inquire 6l2 +. Washing
ton Av
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06
Automobile Tires

a deposit Of 50 on all mail orders: 1Oc,
discount If cash accompanies order for
two or more tires; no checks. Write
Dept No. Il
The Washington times., 1922-09-03
Doctor Removes Bullet
From Lung of Patient

CHESTER, Pa. Sept. Am un,
usual operation was successfully per
formed at the office of DIR. A. M.
Sharpe. when DR.. John s. Eynon re.
moved a bullet from the. right lung
Of a patient by the use of a fluoro
scope operated by DIR. Sharpe.
The patient. John Rykel. was shot
during an alleged bootleggers' feud
near Eddystone. The bullet lodged
in the base OF the right lung, fairly
close to the posterior wall. With the
use Of the Horoscope, the surgeon
was enabled to look through the
body while operating. The apparatus
is designed on the x.ray principle.
While frequently used here in minor
cases, the operation was considered
unusually delicate.
The Washington times., 1922-09-03
IOLD-T|ME PHOTOS
| FACE DESTRUCTION
Remarkable Collection of Neg
atiyes Bound for Junk
a Pile Soon.

Destruction Of a rare collection
OF Photographic plates, which in
clude portraits Of thousands Of
celebrities OF the National Capital in
Its earlier days, is threatened
through the remodeling of the r
street building occupied by one of
the oldest commercial studios in the
city, which also houses the collec-
ton Of an even older studio. running
back into the early days Of pho
Biography.
J. ID. Boyce, owner OF the collec.
ton, is appealing to local historical
societies to take over the collection
before II is destroyed or sold for
junk. He asks that the plates be
placed in a bureau Of clearing house
which will make them semi-public
property.
One Of the valuable portions Of
the collection. which includes about
100 900 negatives, made over a period
of fifty years, is a group Of ESQ pic
lures Of chiefs OF American Indian
tribes. These have been offered 10
the Bureau Of American Ethnology,
which was not able to take them
over because Of lack Of funds.
The collection includes pictures of
practically all the international, na-
tional, and local celebrities In this
city during tha twenty years from
1870 to 1890. \ portion OF the col
lection was taken over several years
ago by the late DIR. Alexander Ora
ham Bell, and is now housed in the
Volta Bureau, in Georgetown, which
ne founded for scientific research.
The Washington times., 1922-09-03
Richmond Boy Makes
Human Skull Plaything

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 2.-Human
skeletons and skulls have no terrors
for Frank Dimenti. boy who lives
on the Nine. Mile road, just outside
the city limits. Frank and some Of
his playmates were digging in q
gravel pit near the Masonic Home
when they unearthed a human skelc-
ton. The. skull had a hole in the
back of It, which appeared to have
been inflicted with club.
The boy took the skull and, placing
a handle in it, used 1t for a headlight
on his toy automobile and made q
number of little girls and boys Of
more tender and fearful years flee in
terror Some of the neighbors, find
ing what the boy was playing with,
told him he had better notify the
police.
Accordingly Frank and some Of mis-
playmates called up Sheriff Webb
Sydnor. Sheriff Sydnor said the pos.
sibility Of investigating the case was
very remote, as the bones appeared
to have been ouried at least fifty
years.
The Washington times., 1922-09-03
EDUCATOR DENIES
EXISTENCE OF SIN
Word Misused for "Psychoneu-
rosis," Asserts Northwestern
University SocioIogist.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-There should
be no such word in the lexicon as
sin" to describe conduct. "Sin"
should be properly termed psyche.
neurosis" and the sinner treated
rather than punished.
Such a word as sin" passes as a
scapegoat and should be eliminated,
according to Thomas Dawes Eliot,
associate professor of sociology at
Northwestern University.
I'VE make many other harsh mis-.
takes," said DR.. Eliot. Take the
word vice that is habit disease, the
fool is an eccentric and the half.
wit is a moron
Such brutal words as we are
wont to use IN describing the unfor.
tunate are based on outlived ideas
and concepts. They jar the new
grasp of realities.
within a lifetime or so the words
insanity 'criminality' and even dis.
ease will have fallen into disuse or
archa Ism, or will have survived in a
meaning as different from the past
as is our present use of the word
sunset. compared with its meaning
W the VI ShiiiCOt VIII
slew with the passing day.
Poverty has come to mean a
social condition and not inherent
pauperism, Prostitution is now in
the same class.
UNLESS we understand, we are
still apt to blame for laxity or sin
where we should treat for disease
To blame, in social work. is to waste
time, strength, money, to weaken our
cause, to stultify our own thought
and effort"
Saying science calls for sympathy
as its instrument of percision, DR.
Eliot urges the substitution of war
for SOUL" treatment" for punish.
ment," "neurotic" for nut" and
behavior problems" for 'paupers, -
Migrants" buns" "deadbeats'
and prostitutes"
The Washington times., 1922-09-03
City Club Plans
Field Day Fete
With Big Doings

VIZ H E T H Err the coal
" miners work or not
there is going to be a hot
time at the barbecue and
field day of the City Club
on September 16, it is prom
ised by the City Club Tri-
bune.
"Ford will shut down, but
we'll open up wide," the
Barbecue Extra No. 1" pre-
diets.
"Noyes farm will be the
place and the 1s0 acres will
be Dustin with big doings.
The day will open with an
auto parade from the City
Club, led by a truckload of
footing bandmen, and the
field day program will in
clude a tennis tournament,
bowling, a red-hot ball game
between the bachelors and
the benedicts, QUOT pitch
ing, trap shooting, pig, sack,
potato, fat and thin mems
races, "the great lancing
tournament" and smaller
items to fill in the chinks.
A tournament ball will close
the evening, following the
arrival of the ladies at 1880
p. m. Troopers from Fort
Myer will stage a hair-rais-
ing cavalry exhibition.
The less said about the
MISREPRESENTATION
better. This might fall into
the hands of a hungry man.
The Washington times., 1922-09-03
Story of Irish Unity
After. Uprising Told
By Michael Collins

The Washington Times publishes Michael Collins book
solely for its historic interest sothout prejudice for or
against either side of the conflicting Irish elements
Its historic interest hes In the fact that Mr. Collins roe
articles for The Washington Times already published.
and intended to re book bnt finding himself too pre-
occupied head of the professional Irish government to
do the book he took Mr. Talbot soith him his trdves
that the book could be compiled from his notes HIS
utime death makes this the only official narrative that
The Washington Times today publishes the seventh vivid
chapter of Michael Collins own story of the New Ireland
the epic of nation in the travail that precedes BIRTH
written in collaboration with Hayden Talbot.
General Collins here analyzed the consequences Of the
Easter rising in Ireland and abroad and it must be empha
sized that he anayzed them from his perspective
through his eyes, I.
Hayden Talbot has here set down the in which
Michael Collins viewed the development Of the revolution
after the mighty spiritual and sentimental impulse given
the cause by the Easter martyrdom.
What part Engands stupidity played in it, what part the
Irish people played the role Of the leaders set down
in Michael Collins words on Michael Collins responsibility
The Washington times., 1922-09-03
VARDAMAN IN NEW
PRIMARY BATTLE
Run of Election Will Deter
mine Whether He Returns
To U. S. Senate.

Whether former Senator James X
Vardaman is to return to the Senate
will be determined by the Democratic
voters of Mississippi on TUESDAY
when the run-off Senatorial priTt AIRY
between Vardaman and former Con
gressman Hubert d. Stephens takes
place.
Vardaman came out of the first
primary last month with lead OF
approximately 1000 votes. Miss Belle
Kearney, the woman candidate. who
ran third in that race and was elimi.
mated. polled approximately $4,000
votes. She has since come out for
Stephens. Stephens must get more
than two.thIrds of her total vote 10
overcome the Vardaman lead. pro-
vided both hold. their full strength
polled in the first race.
The run-off campaign has been
enlivened by Congressman Ross Col
lins and former Governor Theodore
Bilbo taking the stump for Va~da,
man and Congressman Ben Hum.
phreys and former Congressman
Webb Venable speaking for Stephe ems
The Washington times., 1922-09-03
HIS $40 BILL FADES;
SEERESS ARRESTED
Andrew Tells Judge Gypsy
Queen Made Note DwindIe
in Glass Of Water.

NEW YORK, Sept. g. Rosie
Bimbo, demure and pretty Gypsy
queen. 10 either a remarkable seeress
or a proficient sleight of hand per
former. in the opinion Of Andrew
Marcyniak.
Rosie appeared before Judge Kei'
dan Monday and pleaded guilty to a
charge Of larceny by trick. Andrew
says that he went to her establish
ment last Monday to have bis for
tune told.
Not being a palmist, Rosie used i
$50 bill as her medium. The bill
was Andrews. She dipped II into a
pitcher Of water. IL II came out in
larger denomination than II went IN
he would have wealth. II II came
out smaller he would be poor. II
came out a 81 bill.
When Rosie could not transform
the bill back to its original value
Andrew got suspicious and told po
lice about 1t. Judge Keidan. after
surveying the attractive face of the
defendant. referred the matter 10
the probation department.
The Washington times., 1922-09-03
5.
FAIR CONTINUES.
ANOTHER WEEK
Carnival Grounds on Sixteenth
Street Open Early to Ac-
commodate Crowds.

With a number Of added attrac.
tions especially arranged for Labor
Day, the fair being held nightly
at Sixteenth and Lamont streets by
the various chapters OF the Order
Of the Eastern Star OF the Dis.
trict. will begin its second and
final week tomorrow. To accommo-
date the prospective holiday crowds,
the carnival grounds will be thrown
open at 6 o'clock. The remainder
OF the week the grounds will open
Dancing, score OF novelty
games, gypsy camp In charge
of pretty girls. refreshment booths
and Venetian swings for the chill
dren are some Of the attractions
which during the initial week Of
the fair have drawn thousands.
The dancing pavilion, with Its
jazx orchestra, has proved the most
popular attraction at the fair
grounds. II IL built In twenty-four
sections and Is said to be the
largest In Washington.
The entire proceeds Of the fair
are to 60 for the benefit of the
Eastern Star Home and the follow
ing chapters that are participating:
Ruth. Washington Centennial.
Takoma, Mispah. Harding. Brook
land, Friendship. Bethany and
Acacia.
The Washington times., 1922-09-03
BRITISH FLAG DOWN
To GANDH| EMBLEM
JubbaIpors Municipal Council
Refuses to Fly Union Jack
on Public Buildings.
BY TARAKNATH DAS,
Internatienal Secretary Of Friends q
Freedom for India.

Internationai Secretary OF Friends ol
Freedom for India.
The spirit Of Indian nationalism
Is moving toward replacing the
British Union Jack by the tricolor
Of the people Of India, the national
flag designed by Gandhi and his
followers.
The Jubalpore municipal commit
tee recently displayed considerable
patriotic spirit In deciding to hoist
the national over the town hall. Al
q meeting Of the council II was pro
posed that on the arrival of the all
India national congress committee all
municipal buildings should be be-
decked with national flags and the
council should present an address OF
welcome to the president of the con,
gress, says a dispatch from India
Two amendments brought in by the
British government members. sug,
gesting that the Union Jack be hoist,
ed either above the India flag or
side by side with II, were defeated
Subsequently a substantive motion
was passed that no Union Jack al
all bs hoisted.
On arrival OF the nationalist lead
ers q grand reception was accorded
them. The municipal address
stated that members Of the commit.
tee were men who were sent In be-
cause they have sworn allegiance 10
the authority Of the Indian national
congress. They realized that in the
peculiar circumstances Of the pres,
ent-day national upheaval the duty
Of the local bodies was not only to
carry out the several objects of the
municipal act, but to help to carry
out the mandates Of the congress to
facilitate the early establishment OF
Swaratya. The incidents are said 10
have created a flutter in the official
circles.
This means that although Gandhl
and 10000 of his followers are now
rotting in jail, the work OF Gandhi
and Indian national congress 10 prog
ressing fast.
This incident must not be regarded
as an isolated affair and a matter
Of small significance The spirit of
India is to replace the Union Jack
and hoist the national tri-color. The
ultimate goal Of India II to have a
republic OF the United States Of In
dia, and the world should take no
tice of the march OF events in India