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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
?ATROLMEN TO PAY LAST
TRIBUTE TO GEORGE BAER
Escort of IS Will Serve at Funeral
OF Former Officer on
Thursday.

The final tribute TO one of it's for
mer members will be paid Thursday
by the police department when an es-
cort of IS policemen will accompany
the body of George Baer, who died
Monday, to the cemetery. Baer was a
member Of the Eagles Modern Wood
men of America and the Police Pen
sion Fund association. Each of these
societies will be represented by two
policemen, while II additional officers
will be offered by the department.
The escort will be in charge of Capt.
Shock.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence in Warren township at
l O'Clock Thursday afternoon. The
body will then be brought to the city
and taken to the First Christian
church for services. The police es-
cort will meet the cOrtege at Chaplin
and Napier SITS, and accompany it to
the church. After the services it will
again escort the body to Bowman GEM
etery.
Rev. Cecil Franklin will preach the
sermon at the residence while Rev.
John Alexander will officiate at the
church.
Pallbearers will be as follows:
Sergt. Chapel, Sergt. Cordier, and
Patrolmen Pinter, Laskowski, Kline
and Wendowski.,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
HOLD ALLEGED THIEF
ON EARLIER CHARGES
Man Caught in Smith Store
Will Face Two Charges,
Say Officials.

Walter Biddle, 27 rears old, 712
South Bend av., "sht in the act,
according to the police department, of
robbing the store of smith Bros. Co.
at 526 y. Limerick ST., will probably
have another charge added TO that of
robbery. He is being held by the police,
according to Chief Kerr following an
investigation, the result of which
shows that a former charge of larceny
may be placed against him.
Biddle was CAUGHT in the upper
floor of the Smith building Tuesday
evening at o'clock, when c. L. Smith.
a member of the firm, entered the
store in search of certain articles
seeded at once. Biddle hid behind a
trunk on the second floor and Smith
thought he had escaped. The police
were summoned and after a search Of
the building the alleged thief was
brought forth from his hiding place.
He had taken quantities OF tea and
coffee from the shelves in preparation
for flight, it is said.
Biddle was we'll armed but failed
TO give the policemen a fight. A long
knife. and a burglars jimmy were
found upon him when he was searched
at the police station. Biddle is a little
man, being but four feet nine inches
tall. He is said to be a well known
police character.
Officers Parker, Wolters and Delin-
ski made the arrest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
ENGMAN MAKES PLEA
FOR CHARITY RENEWAL
Chamber of Commerce Head
Urges Citizens to Insure
Success of Plan.

An appeal TO the men and women 10
come TO the aid of the Federation of
Social Service in its campaign TO raise
$4,000 was made Wednesday morn
ing by Harry Z. Engman, jr., president
of the Chamber of Commerce. Pres [
Engman's plea was for more workers
TO enter the field and approach the
hundreds who have as yet not been
solicited. In a statement Wednesday
he said:
The charities OF this town need
support. They need it more than ever
this year, because there is more work
TO do. You may have given as much
as ever TO charities this year and il
has probably been harder than ever
for you 10 do so because Of conditions
but you should do more. You should
do it because the charities of this
town need it and because as an aver
age citizen of this town you owe it to
the unfortunate citizen TO help him
out. The proper way to help him is
through the Federation for Social Ser
vice.
you can help in two ways. You
can give the federation your money
and you can give the federation your
time this week in telling others what
they should do for the charities of the
town. You don't want TO see this
campaign for the yearly budget Of
charities fail and it will not fail if
you and every other man and women
in the town give your share of worth
and work"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
ENGINE MEN COMPLAIN
OF SURPRISE TESTS"
Sudden Flashing of Danger Sig
nails Shatter Nerves and
Menace Trains.

CHICAGO. Dec. Engineers and
fremen employed on 9s western rail-
roads. in their inning before the fed
eral arbitrator on demands for bet
ter wages and working conditions.
complained through Walter u. Moore.
their first witness, Of The use IL sur
prise tests.
The practice II suddenly confront
ing a fireman and engineer with a
danger signal with his train at full
speed just 20 see if ne viii stop his
train IS vicious charged the witness.
and is a nerve destroyer. There have
been many cases OF death as q result
OF the shock and several instances
where the men in the cab have be-
come excited and jumped from the
train and met death. The men i'm the
engine are working under high
strain at all times and this added
burden detracts from efficiency
The officials claim that they dis
cover in this way whether or not the
men in the cab are oU the job The
real result Is 90 give the men a ter
rible fright and also 10 make them
careless ia times when there might be
real danger.
"Fifty-tWO western railroads now
have the 10-hoEr day ia freight SER
vice. II 81 OF the railroads can 'af-
ford 20 give the men a 10-hour day
the others can also. Fifteen Of the
western roads have the fve-hour day
In passenger service. We would have
them all adopt this as the standard
day"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
"GIRLS" TO BE SUBJECT OF
Y. NJ. C. A. PARL0R TALKS

Girls: A Symposium" will be the
subjects Of several talks to be given
Friday evening at the Y. w. G. A as
one of the series of Friday evening
parlOr talks which have been an at
tractiye feature Of the season at the
association. The subject will be
handled by the several speakers from
the point of view of the misuse Of
mental and physical energy during idle
moments and how these idle moments
may be turned to advantage by the
business girl. The Friday evening
talks are a membership privilege and
each one of the series thus far has
been worth while. Those who will
discuss the topic Friday evening will
be Miss Carrie Rein, Miss Carrie Roth
and Miss Elinor Wolf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
BERRYMAN'S RESIGNATION
Is ASKED BY OFFICIAL
BOARD OF CHURCH

That Prof. Frederic Bergman,
organist and choir master of the First
Methodist church. whose resignation
was announced Tuesday. resigned
rather than appear before the official
board Of the church to answer Ger
tain questions. was admitted Wednes-
day by several i'm authority. Members
Of the church board refused 10 dis
cuss the subject Wednesday, except
To admit that Bergman had been
asked 20 appear before them. The
pastor Rev. Henry l.. Davis, said that
Berryman's resignation had been re-
quested by the board.
When Berryman's resignation was
announced Tuesday it was said that
he was going to accept n position in
New York. out where in that city was
not stated. 1T was stated that no ar
rangements have been completed for
the appointment of a successor to the
Organist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
SUBTRACT SOCIAL TO
BE HELD AT BERTRAND

An original entertainment is
promised patrons Of the Bertrand So
cial center Saturday night. Dec. u
when all gentlemen mem bers and
Of dinner for the fulfllment of a
suffraget box social. The Bertrand
organization will entertain also on
Thursday, Dec. 8, and Sunday Dec.
s. on Thursday Orie Parker OF South
Bend will address the members on
the topic. Some Popular Fallacies. -
and on the same evening a vote will
be taken to amend the bylaws in the
matter Of taking collections.
A song service will be held Sunday
evening. Atty. s. B. Pettingill will
made an address.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
STRIKING BRICK CLEANERS
IN ATTACK ON WORKERS

ELLSELEY, Mass, Dec. 2.-One
hundred and fifty striking brick
cleaners today charged upon the his
toric hill on which the ruins of Col
lege hall stand at Wellesley college,
and attacked 45 workmen with such
vigor that riot call was sent in for
the Wellesley pouice. One man, a
nOn-striker. was slightly cut in the
face. Four arrests were made. To-
days battle was the second. the trOu-
bic having started yesterday when the
$50 men went on strike, alleging that
their daily pay had been cut from 50
to S1.75.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02

NEW YORK.-In lauding the many
women whose efforts have contributed
to the successful completion of the
Panama Pacific international EXPOSE
ton grounds and buildings at San
Francisco generous praise must be ac-
corded Mrs. Edith WOOdman Bur-
roughs. who designed many of the
sculptural decorations that adorn the
park and buildings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
ELGIN MAN ADDRESSES
ROTARY CLUB WEDNESDAY

The first OF the weekly meetings of
the Rotary club held Wednesday noon
at the oliver was featured by a talk
by A. Leath of Elgin. H. Mr.. Leath
is president Of the Commercial club
Of that city. f. Louis Kuhns gave a
short talk on the work Of the FEEDER
alton for Social Service. PreS't Herr
was instructed 10 appoint a nOmi-
mating committee 10 prepare for the
annual election of officers in January.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
WAITER Monsoon.

Funeral services FOR Walter Mon
son. us 5. Taylor ST. VIII be held 1T
the residence Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. Rev. II. L. Davis, pastor of
the First NJ. Z. church viii officiate.
Burial will be in Riverview cemetery.
The Crusade lodge No IA. K. of p.
viii have charge of the services.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
ONE KILLED, SEVERAL
HURT IN WIND AND
RAIN STORM IN TEXAS

HOUSTON. Texas, Dec. 2-E. F..
Dasbit was killed and several people
were injured here today by a terrific
wind and rain storm. Six inches Of
rain fell in a little more than an hour
Hundreds were driven from their
homes when the lower part of the city
was flooded. Train service was cut
off. There was heavy rain all over
the Texas coast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
REVENUE OFFICERS ARE
SWAMPED WITH DEMAND
FOR WAR TAX STAMPS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.-COmmis-
sioner of Internal Revenue Osborn
today was swamped with applica-
tons for special war tax stamps.
Collector Malley for the Boston
district, wired send me one billion
dollars worth of stamps" and col
lectors in all parts of the country
sent a stream of kilograms. reporting
that tax payers are thronging their
offices demanding stamps.
II was stated at the internal rev
enue office that the difficulties of the
collectors are due to the failure of
war tax payers to buy their stamps
earlier. In all eases where the war
stamps do not absolutely have to be
placed on articles before they may
be sold, applications may be filed and
the stamps delivered later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
AUTOMOBILE BURNS UP
IN OUTSKIRTS OF CITY

An automobile belonging to DR.. c.
A. Stoddard of Knox, Ind, caught fire
from the back fire of its engine early
Wednesday morning at Prairie av.
and s. Olive ST. and was totally de-
stroyed. The machine was an r. @.
II. 1t was abandoned when the blaze
became uncomfortable, the owner
fearing that the flames might cause
the gasoline tank TO explode. The
machine was valued at $1,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02

ooh. what has become OF Cholly -
he asked.
ct wonder where he can be-"
She answered. Daisy carried him
home
As a souvenir spoon. you see"
Judge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02

of the building at State st. where
they were battling with a blaze, col
lopsed.
After treatment they were able 10
return to duty. The loss was small.
Don't forget The Phila serves a fine
Turkey Dinner Thursday. 35c-AdV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
FUNERALS.
GEORGE BAFR.

Funeral services for BeOrge Baer
OF Warren township will be held at
the residence Thursday afternoon at
l O'Clock and at the First Christian
church at 2:30 Rev. Cecil Franklin
VIII ofhciate. Buria; viii be in Bow
man Cemetery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02

Airship mech.
A Il c Blocks
Alum. Kitchen Sets
Autos
Auto Garages
Attachments
Art Needle Work
Animals, stuffed
Banks
Bubbles
Bulbs (electric)
Box Toys
Boats
Balls, plush
CabOOse Cars
Coal Cars
Chairs
Crossing Signal
Comets, brass
Choral Tops, nickel
Cal', Penn, box
Car, Ill. Central
Car, gravel
Dutch Cleanser car
Derrick
Dolly School
DOminOS
Drums. metal
Electric Lamps
Flute, CellulOid
ElOaterS. CellulOid
Flies, CellulOid
Extra Cars
Games, POStOfhcc
Games, Conductor
Games, Flag and
Nations
GyrOScOpe Toys
Games, Question and
Answers
Games, Picture
Maker
Games. Lotto
Games, Tiddbcwinks
Games. Wood
making
Horn, Coaching
Indian Chief
Kitchen Sets, enam-
elcd
Knife Sets
Locomotives, friction
Model Village
NOah'S Ark
Oil Tanks
Piano Stools
Puzzles, disc
Pop CannOns
Puzzles
Roller Chimes
ROly Poly
Surprise Box
Spoons
States, trans.
Sail Boat
Scissor Soldiers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
THOrGHT HE KNEW

Street Orator: THE man who gives
in when he is wrong is a wise man. but
he who gives in when he is right
is"
4 Meek Voice: Married Top
Notch
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
THE SHINING SHORE.

ParsOn-Of course YOU want TO go
TO heaven when you die. my lad? All
good boys go there,
Boy-Then it's heaven for mine, II
there's anything I like it's punching
a good bOy,-Puck.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
CAVALRY HORSES WAN

CAV AI4It1 HORSES WANTED.
Wanted so cavalry and artillery
horses, weighing LOO 10 400. at
Greif's Livery. 20 No. Mich. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday Call DR.
Mcdonald, Bell 207; Home 52G7.
Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
80 THEN- - COTRSE.

IF YOU were not so athletic, he
murmured. I'D try TO ksis YOU
"Oh. you really mustn't she
quavered. When a man tries to kiss
me get so frightened that 1 haven't
a bit OF strength 10 resist
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
FIVE FIREMEN INJURED
WHEN FLOOR COLLAPSES

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 2.-Five fire.
men were injured and many others
narrowly escaped when the fifth floor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
TURKEY SUPPER AND RNZAR.

AT Christian Church. Wednesday
Dec 10. inexpensive articles on sale
Supper S5c. Everybody come. Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02

| Scissor Geese
Trumpets, nickel
Tumblers, mech.
Tops
Table
Village
Wheel Barrow
Whistles
Watches
Whistling Boy
SOC
\ Il & Blocks
American Model
Builders
Auto Garages
Autos
Attachments
b. & o. Box Car
Balls, plush
Rugle. brass
Banks
Bull Dogs
Box Toys
Bears, ArcObrat
Blocks, anchor
Bridges
Cat. sitting
Chimes with ANIMAL
Comets. brass
Comets, nickel
CabOOSe Cars
Cars, Penn. Box
! Cars, cattle
Cars, gravel
Cars, lumber
Cars. Swift
Conductor Sets
Cat on Wheel
Chairs
Drums.
Dynamobiles
Dishes, Enameled
Dog with Ball
Electric Lamps
Go Carts
Gyroscope Toys
Games, Conductor
Ideal Sports
Kitchen Sets, enam-
eled
Kitchen Sets, Alum
mum
Knife Sets
Lantern Slides
Locomotives
Magazine CannOnS
Ocean Liner
Plush Horses
Pop CannOnS
Pumps
Passenger Bridge
Picture Books
Piano Stools
ROly Poly
Roller Chimes
Soldier Sets
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02

wynn
| Derrick
Street Rollers
Street Lamp
Spoons
Table
Turn Table
Trains, mech.
Teddy Bears
TrumpetS, nickel
Village
War Boats
! 75c to LIS
Auto Garages
Autos
American Model
Builders
Attachments
Baseball game
Boats
Bear on Wheels
Bull Dogs
Bears. stuffed
Box Toys
Boat Sets
Boats, mech.
Ba2atelle Players,
mech.
Bench Horse
/ Chairs
| Chests
Comets, brass
CabOOSe Cars
Car. Penn. BOX
Car, gravel
Child'S Set, enamel
Cat
Christmas Trees in
Pots
Chimes with Animals
Garcia
Cat, sitting
Duck
DynamObilcS
Dutch Cleanser
Dishes. enameled
Drums
Electric Trains
Electric Lamps
Electric Drop Lights
Ever Voice Toys
Fire Boats
Go Carts
Games, Conductor
Games. American
Hunter
Ideal Sports
Indian Camp
Ice Cream Freezer
Jumping Monkey
Kitchen Sets, enam-
eled
Kitchen Sets, alum
inum
Knife Sets
Knife Baskets
Luck Birds
Monkeys
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
200 and up


Autos
Auto Trucks
American Model
Builder
Anchor Blocks
Bungalows
Bear on Wheel
Bling Sets
Bridges
Comets
CalrOilct
Drums, metal
Desk * Chair
Dishes, enamel
Electric Trains
Electric Signal
Bridge
Electric Motor
Foot Balls
Go Carts
Horse
Hobby Horse
Kitchen SETS. alum-
inum
Music Tree Stands
Moving Picture Ma
chimes
Printing Presses
Pool Tables
Pianos
Rocker Horses
Shoe Fly
Spaniel
Swing Horses
Show Piece Darkey
Show Piece Baby
Soldier Sets
Steam Engines
Sprinkler Wagons
Steam Engines
Stoves
Trains. mech
Toilet Sets, enamel
Tool Chests
Tea Sets, enamel
Transformers
Telegraph Sets
Village
War ships
Work Benches
Walking Dogs
Wash Stands
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02

| Plush Horses
Railway Bridges
! Soldier Sets
Sprinkler Wagons
| Stoves
Stations
Shoe Fly
| Table
Trains, mech.
Toilet Sets. enamel
| Tool Chests
! Village
| War Boats
Wash Stands
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02
Santa has sent Wyn1a,1's his
Official List of TOYS
For South Bend Girls and Bows

And here it Isl
Such a large assortment Santa
has never before shown here.
Here are Submarines, Boats, War
Boats that shoot, Railroad Systems,
Autos-all kinds of toys.
Read this Gst-cut it out-save it.
Visit Santa's headquarters-at
Wyman's.
Toys-Third Floor. DOlls-Second Floor.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

Bri shannon for the past MIN Yearr
chief clerk ~ the mCisy order eivia
ion "A me local poNtoffice win leave CO.
day for Tib0en. 10 make his home.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
AUGUST REPORT OF
INSPECTOR CLANCY
WAS FILED TUESDAY
COVERS MEAT AND MILK lNsprc
TONS FoR The MONTHS.
One HUNDRED and Eighty Nine Head 81
LVessooh Sisvghtersa--Mi MIN w.
spectiens and Sesres

The report ~ pr iuile, y Chanc,.
gity meat snd milk Inspector Cor Az
Fast was mcd yesterday With titv
Physician Kafrs Thie department is
ro0 one of ihc MOST important in iho
citt. the offirsrs of the department
and The dAifsmcn and huis hora uf thr
city eoopcratlng in an efiou io make
such n'od pr,duois sold Withn tne
rlty absolutely lurs and Wholssain,,
The rcguri Coz The muatb iulipNt
Tine dair, syorcs arc hssea on te0.
IN equipment which consists of hcsln
of COWS. loeailou nf siah'rs and also
construction ~ s1mo utensils used
and mIlk room
Methods arc etru ee. WhlDh oon
slsts uf cleanliness uf vows. alsn 90
Stables cleanliness of mia uiom and
utensils The handHnH uf mills ton-
H,lns 20 ,lvanhnvss of attendants
miik room rcmo,el ftum sitiir
premri ,ocing and transportation 81
muN
H W Wom0e. DO COWS sa ralnnr
daiN Equipment $500. malnods iTa
total fso
woma.h se ,eNa aa sa'iona
daN nlmrmcnt g2ft mvthods tt..
lo8i 6io
49, b. wo,d b cows iit eauons
lauN Equipment ies me,hods COS
fotl s9N
~ Wuma,h "a COWS $40 sslions
laHs Equipment s', mr,hods igs.
totd 6se
ilomano lol,do % cow. is aslioos
mA Epummcu, .tn moiho.la %
iotai eer
ga i'uour 3. rovs Is SALOONS DAFT,
+ Equipment goes methods 1i. total
So.
lmt r,crhsrit so COWS go e,uops
Hl, mipmcnt .il. methods ass
lra sa
50 o. 1oyd 10 cows % nnnn.
hil, Equipment gis. mrthods es'i
ioiai i9e
ram Cnuly, a1 rows GO ralons
.miN Equipment gir, mc,hoda g.
.tnial ee,t
g. g. ubup CO.. oa .ne~ 81 raihin.
7 au, Equipment ss' methods BOZ,
total 1ND
Tho number ~ hec,rs HAurhtore'
loan, lsa DilNcs d. nud honr 30
Tire mll 'samned shows mch
drummctor roading G5a. Swing 80
sravty ~ 1927 varying to 1859 rpc
clfic graN.ty.
butter fat tcsts rom from $500 D
400.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
CROENVElD WAS DECLARED
INSANE BY COUNTY COURT
Commission OF Physicians Examined
Aged Man Who Was Charged
With Being insane

4, b. orprnteld the agod ~nio man.
who rausod nurh rommouon last
sumda, murnlns WHOM armed WIN 10
shotgun nu appeared outnlde ihr i'foH-
hytcfian church doors wHs yesterday
given am examination na 90 hia san
ty o., % honfd ~ physiciaus appoiaied
by county Iudge Tiuun.
The commission found Grncn,cld ln
sane ana ho VIII hr committed 90 The
care az "a state asylum for the insane
Momhofs If the commission were nrH.
~ Kafno ~ q llcaney iio'pcri cald
we'll o. - spohn vs. g. caruth ana
o. Turplu
l'ouf witnesses wefe called pr
Henry Austin. pastor q iho i1rsi
lnab5t.fan Church. O.. ~ iulhirt a
49, French nnd q % Caldwell The
drfondeni was cleo questioned h1
members ~ thr physicians and ON al
questions save religion De- appeared
Gee Ae rational Apparently boz has an
onseasion that hc is being ucraooied.
especially hy members ~ ihe local
Presbyterian church q b. expected
that shortly o. PLACE for him ln one ~
che state ,nsttuiionH can boz srurri.
and until that time hc wiiF'romaln in
ous| ODDS ~ the sh.rffs department
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
TEMPERATURE WAS HIGHEST
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 4TH
Total Precipitation Coz Month veas 90
lnchcs-the Wsathsr summary
for August

Tho fourth day Of Nurum was thc
Narmesi of the month and thc nth
was Emo coolest according fn tbc
monthly meteorological SUMMARY issued
Yesterday Boy W Lehman observer
Thr tempcrsturn on tho walm'sl dat
was at aud nn iAo coolest df3 ~ Thc
er,afr.t dauf range Nas ou inc itl
trd Goo least dnih uupc WaH 0n ihr
aIn Tnn ahsnluio mnNimum for Au-
eu-i in 2s years was as end tho ahso-
mc minimum far ihr Same perird
pns 81. so 30 wlli boz seen thi Corpus
Chusr people durnr the previous
months ~ Augusi have witnessed Both
warmer and cooler weather than thlt
prevailing iast month
The Dlpitnion Tor tho month
amounted Go ge6 inches. thr grcntcst
20 ans one day un Auauai and
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
THREATS OF LITIGATION ARE
NOT WORRYING THE COUNCIL
City Attorney savage Replies 70 insir
Ust,en rhst City viii Face
Litigsten.


The fonoWlng statement Was mtds
Yesterday hs cuy Attorney Russci
SAVAGE
THE statement. of iucai attofnr'
rcprsseniirc private Interests ancsed
Co ronuiv Wlth thc reht. oi ,he eltf
that hc viii apYcai fron ihe dc,isIon
~ toe state waiter cuslnccrs dors NET
carr, weleht wlth the cliy counDl uor
WIN thIs bluff ctuse any ehanets ln
the pbns 10 thc councl for the pcst
ana earliest solution uf ihc water gucs-
iion fer this ciiv
SOME ATTORNEYS may promote hfl-
eafIuu Tor either thc ftvs thHt mas
accrue lag Cor th, srii 80 ertssemenJ
In either Instance GO thp niur, "a
mer clients nw thc $50, ,ouucil has
nothlng to icar fn,m ANA appeal from
fhe COS. sion 80 fhc stato hoard az $40.
ier cnansrf4 hr, dcgid"d there wac
ruor4 water rr an persons contest
nr DOB thr hcar.ua and the rt,uneH 's
nIMa te takc th,H stani upon ihat
1y.IsIuu
SO tnuIt n Texas ID ruinn to deprive
mum.i.aitN 90 its SOLE source ai
vtt,f supply or drive Be inin an in.Gui
nus rn,ate .vnifntt erd fnrcr tt,
mlAtlfuHr ir rt.c un fs municipal
ownership of sa,h runii, ncccsef,
Huh, a+ wttofNurhs
And Nn, threat that nn arpcl
1901 n, nlrl Wh, has % nDt been
ni,i Ohio cmnrl eiu pas no ut
icnuon tu ID nuu Hni ALL wlnnsh
mDH tAe iaaus ll -nu BE- nlrd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

Mr. aud Mrs George u. Peterson ~
wharton are visiting Ia the cliy 40 iii'
guests ~ friends TAcy expect 80 81
here tor the remainder * the week.