South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 25, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 January 1922 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25, 1922 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Indiana and Michigan News

CONTRACT AWARDED SOUTH BEND' MAN

BLAME SHERWOOD FOR GRANTING OF TEACHING PERMITS

Invalidation of William Cliarp.' IMarr- f ? -po n -ilil-itv on D'-an.

Chairman Hull Will Address Democratic Editors Meeting I INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. nr- : i"ll Hull. d mocrnt rational chair:ir.an will op'-n th'- i nor rat i' rurn ! raisn in Ir,!nn;t with an .addri at !th annual mid-win-r of th- Dtiiorn t i" Htftt Kiitnrial Assnintion at th- "aypoo Hot-l at Indlanapol is. . th- riiarht of Kh. ?. if was annoui:'''rl fit l'mriTat!p s'a?'- hcadounr'Ts I Tuesday. Th national chairman iv.'.ll o-iT Ii n- hr- party's position In 'the camraicn.

UTILITIES BOARD CONTESTS REPORT

T. Y. Sihlcv (rirn Conlrart for Plumhinp Work in New Mlc? HiIi School.

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File? Exception? to Stand Take n on Inrrea-e Akerl for Fort avne.

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to: Monday, harcd with ciu.-un;: hi

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tlty of valuh lumber trd th" 1 arn van dtrryrd. Hie 1Inrrf.

Wath'T condition durin.: th" mt v"l: hav l)rn id'! f"r i" uttintcon ru'ichtxTiTic: l;.kf lio;:cf owners rportir' thi- tr'--hincM IP ltt"r condition thaTi th;it of any prrvioo ynr. I in t!.lnks i now ni'T'' t'n.nn ip.cV-(hi'-k. and n d--jr as ny-i.'. A - cordirc to Huntrr I!ro , local j. dualer.. mor th.an 1.."' .r Pirir niidoy d ty thni in mtinc i a Üarron h:kf. At tl: Fi-.rls If !ii''..." rd ! pl.snr. "a our;t". a

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authority onstration of his faith in fadins: as

!i not to fxt-p.d l" cn.l thf nd f J a ruro. Hoch', although in pood tii -.-,-, nd y m r f.f tho ''urr'-n1 i condition physically, told ofTi'-ialj he filiop ir If a i" '.v hr-ad of ti:1 Uvns willing to take his own "mcdit'ahcrf training f partmnt is n"t j ein in order to demonstrate that f urd bv thnt time. j no harmful results could come from

"Williams s.i id h- xp''t' d ir.v thins: to "turn out satisfactorily. " It a.- char-,'' d oiuiraliy that rrrtain prof--.'irs w-t s:.ninir th initio of nth ff ; rck-di to cer-t.f:-ats My!nc .-tlI-t r fa-hers hatl taught wli'n tip;, lia 1 r.ot done .o. In orr in?a r .- th frirhers for whom th- or t if; : wre r -jMsted had revT atfndd th ichnnl cxe'-f t to r'ixter. it was

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to its plant jind the expenditure of money in operating the plant for the jears 1022-n2"-l'.21." Mr. White' held in if "p. Dfiiturcs. The brief! he says, was in error "because t".ift j basis fcr rate making in the present j value of the property used and useful in the public service." i An exception siys the ?:iat"r err-i ed in action of law holdins: that th"!

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EGRY SYSTEMS Xutordphi'" Rcrii'-tr'r: Auditors (Ca.ch and pp

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STATE RECEIVES BIDS FOR CEMENT

income tax of the company for 1?'Jl and to be paid in future vcars in

ral. The woman has partly regained property chargeahl to operating ex-

h'-r eyesight, hut is conscious only

part of the time and has only been able to take a small quantity of milk. Sentiment aaint Roche in the community was said to be hiph. and followinc: his arrest officer stook extra precautions to Kuard their prisoner, fearing a lynching. The Roches were married about a year aco in the west. Roche is a former ranch owner.

penses. The brief says the ffderal Income tax is "a burden on the st holder and not on the rate payor."

No more restless nicht for the up-to-date merchant that lias his stor fully covered with insurance. "Why take the chances of loss and hear tho burden of worry when the Gr?enan Agency can eliminate it all? Call ui In the Farmers' Trust Hldgr. 5-tf

Sevrn Concerns Offer to Furnish 200.000 Barrels Needed for Road. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. .7a n. 2 4. Svn "h!d.s on surPcient cement to constnict. II of the fU mil-s of the "National road which remains nnpaved entirely of conerete were ree!d by th state hichway mmniivlon Tuesday. The sj edfiratioti provide that the concrete shall b 'iep.vered at vnrlmn points alone the National road. The bid called for n mavlniinn of '""On Onfl barrels

Tt was explained that while hid! w e; e received for sufficient cement ', to buPd the entire road of concrete ; tli do not mean that the commission necessarily cxpect.s to do j

th: The hid- wer .ihmittej by the Atla Portland (Vnvnt "n . the I'nl-

Aarral J'ortland t ment o.. tiie Indiana Portland 'ement Pk, tip T.euirvill' tn!it o.. the I'osmm Portland Cement v. the Sandusky 'ement 'o., and tip Waba h Portia n 1 I'ement "o. ' Tli-r i.s Haid t' h some robabiiity that the Indiana rniüinission ma" follow the p ad of commissions in lll!n",. Wi-.!-:!!. Iowa. Kati-

Michigan. Missouri. Minnesota i

ntpl South P.ikot.i. iti refusing to accept any of thf bids until prices are reduced. This may depend on the amounts s-t out in the bid Mlbniitted.

WARNING! Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin. Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians over 22 years and proved safe by millions for Colds Headache Rheumatism Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper directions.

Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets AIpo bottles of 21 and 100 Drusts. Aspirin 1 the tra1 mark of Bayer Mtnuftctur of MonoaccticaclJester of StJlcyllcacid

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