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Liquor REGULATION.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation. to whom was re-
ferred the applications and bonds OF
Joseph J. Smith for transfer from
$50 Twenty-fourth street to 354 Graz
tiot avenue; OF Gabor Gulyas for
transfer from 21l0 West Jefferson
avenue TO l43 Mackie avenue: the
application of George Il. Dorr for
transfer from $50 Twentieth street
to SIS Dix avenue, respectfully re-
port we have had the same under
consideration and seeing no objection
to said transfers. recommend they be
granted and bonds approved.
Respectfully submitted.
CHAS. w. BURTON.
ELMER II. CASE.
JACOB GUTHARD.
ANTHONY NOWC.
A. @. kUNZ.
W. II C. HINDLE.
Adopted as follows.
Yeas-Ald Allan. Ashe, Barnett.
Bleil, Burton. Case. Cranshaw. Dill.
Ellis. Field, Freiwald, Gilman, Guth-
ard, Hindle Jakel. Heating, Kocher.
Krimmel. Kronk. Knnz. Lempke.
Lodge, Nowc. owen. Eichert Robin
son, Rollo. Rutter. Sehemansky,
Schultz, Starkey. Stefanowski. Thomp-
son. Vernon, Wartell. Wenzel. 4. r.
Wilson. W. J. Wilson. Wing, Zink.
Zoeller, and the President-42.
Nays-None.
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WAYS and Meaps.

To the Honorable the Common Council
=. oentIemen.-lour committee on
ways and Means. to whom was refer
Ted a communication from the City
tlerk transmitting bill for dues and
Letter from the League of American
municipalities, respectfully report VIC
nave had the same under considera.
ton and believing that Detroit should
continue her membership In this or
khnlSatlon. We srecommend that the
PHI 81 $50 be paid and therefore Of
Ter the following resolution TO that
Respectfully submitted.
CllAs W BURTON
lOIiN &. LODGE.
GODFREY FREIwALD.
JACOB GUTHARD.
WM Y. ZOEILER.
accepted. and on leave the follow
Ing resolution was offered
b. Md Burton.
Resolved. That the City Controller
be and he Is hereby authorized and
directed 10 pay from the Contingent
Fund, the bill Of $4,000 rendered by
ties for membership dues for year
ending December 81. 1918.
Adopted as fs1lows;
Yeas--Aid ANan. Ashe, Barnett.
Bell. burton. Case. Cranshaw. Dill.
ellis, Field Freiwald, Gilman. Guth-
ard. Hindle, Jakel Heating. kocher.
Krlmmel, kronk. l<un2. Lempke.
son. Roilo, Rutter, schemansky'
son. Vernon. Wartell Wcnzel A, r..
Wilson. W y Wilson. Wing. link.
Zoclier, and the Prcsident--i.
Nays--Nonc.
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Liquor Reputation.

MINORITY REPORT.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation beg leave to re.
port to your Honorable Body that
your committee has been served with
writ Of mandamus by the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne, en-
joining your committee TO take fnal
one Frank Weiss for r.sail liquor
license, which said application was
duly filed with the City Clerk. as
provided by law. on the 3lst day of
March, 1918. to conduct a saloon at
LIS John r street. The said writ OF
recttes as follows: And whereas, by
and under the terms OF the said
Warner-Crampton Act the Common
Council OF the City OF Detroit must
grant thirteen hundred and ninety
four retail liquor licenses, provided
that number OF applications by duly
qualified persons. and not disqualified
by law. were Med on or before the
18th day OF April 1915; And where
as. the number OF licenses issued up
on applications acted upon by your
body. 10 thirteen hundred seventy
seven. and no more. and seventeen
licenses remain unissued. etc. etc,
now. therefore, your Committee on
the mandatory order of the court,
Body after carefully reviewing the
order OF the sitting Judge. recon-
mend to this Common Council the is
suancc OF a retail liquor license TO
Frank Weiss to conduct q saloon al
No. l7e John r street.
In explanation to your Honorable
Body OF your committees recommen-
dalton for the issuance OF the IL
censes heretofore mentioned your
committee has been firmly OF the
opinion that the report presented to
and adopted by your Honorable Body
81. G. c., p. 731-41). was the closing
action as TO your committees juris-
diction In issuing liquor licenses for
i9l5-i6. but the court proceeding as
related In the foregoing require your
committee 70 take final action In the
granting or denial OF the Excess ad
judged BY the Circuit Court to be
within the Jurisdiction OF your Hon.
orabls Body. and In our construct ior
Of the order OF the court we ask
your concurrence by adopting the
foregoing.
Respectfully submitted,
JACOB 0UTHARD.
ELMER ID. CASE.
w. II. G. H1NDLE.
Aid. 0uthard moved the adoption
OF the Minority report.
AID. Rutter then moved as ar
amendment to the whole that both re.
ports be laid on the table for one
week. which motion prevailed.
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Liquor Regulation.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlcmen:-lour committee on
Liquor Regulation to whom was re-
ferred the application of John Nc
Lauehlin for transfer from $50 Beau
bien street 20 Ia Monroe avenue. re-
spectfully report we have had the
same under consideration and rec
ommend that said application be al
lowed 10 be withdrawn.
Respectfully submitted,
CHAS. w BURTON.
JACOB GUTHAED.
ELMER ~. CASE.
ANTHONY NOWC,
A. O. KUNZ,
W. II. G. lIINDLE.
Accented and adopted.
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Liquor Regulation.

MAJORITY REPORT.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation beg leave 10 re-
port that pursuant to the writ OF
mandamus issued out OF the Wayne
County Circuit Court we have con-
sidered the application OF Frank
Weiss for liquor license for location
at 176 John r street. and recommend
that said application be denied
Respectfully submitted
CIIAS. w. BURTON.
ANTHONY NOWC.
A. G. KUNZ.
Accepted and adopted.
Aid Burton moved the adoption of
the Majority report.
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CIaiNns and Accounts.

10 fDo HOnO40DI6 Inc Common COUNCIL.
Oenttemens--your COMMITTEES on
Claims and Accounts. to whom was
referred the Controllers list of Ap-
proved Accounts q: July IL. 1915. re-
spectfulit report that we have ex-
a0lnoA the sam.. sand believine them
- - correct. recommend that they
- raid from the proper funds.
Rssrectfuily submitted,
MOSES WARTELi,
GEO n ELLIS.
LOUIS ~. LEMPkE.
JOHN A. kRONk,
JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY,
FRED ~. ROBINSON,
ANTHONY NOWC.
Adopted ss follows:
Ysas-Ald. Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
fniS GJeii. Fyeiwaid, Gilman, oufh-
80 ni9d's, Jaksl KsasIns. kocnss.
fsSss ss.e. Swen. Kicssrt Robin:
-: nells; R.ti .y::.. ssheT rsn:,,yy..
-. VSrncv. Wsyfejl WerseL A. =.
WSisyn. W.. 4 wsiiscn WinS link
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suit the existing conditions and az
the same time best serve the public.
Your committee. therefore. recon-
mends that said petitions be denied.
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES VERNON.
MAURICE J. kEATIN0.
JOHN l.. JAKEL.
cHAS. w. BURTON.
GODFREY FREIWALD.
CHARLES a. ASHE.
WM. r.. ZOELLER.
Accepted and adopted.
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Grade Separation.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
alteration a communication from the
Corporation Counsel recommending
acceptance OF proposal OF owners OF
property described In the accompany
Ing resolution for settlement OF dam
ages resulting TO this property by
reason OF the change or grades OF
Trumbuli avenue and Commonwealth
avenue incident to separation OF
grades OF these avenues and the rail-
roads interseeting. as recently begun.
We concur in this recommendation
and herewith submit appropriate res
olution.
ALBERT T.. WILSON
GEORGE A. OWEN.
THOS. r.. Gilman.
ALEXANDER DILL
JAMES CRANSHAW.
+. W. WENZEL.
JOSEPH ROLLO.
BY Aid. Owen:
Resolved. That the City Controller
be and he In authorized on delivery
To him OF release OF damages. IN form
approved by the Corporation Counsel.
Ia draw his warrant on the proper
Company for the sum of fve thou.
sand dollars In full settlement OF all
damages sustained by the owners.
mortgages, lessees ana any otners
having any interest in lots 1, = >. :.
bull avenue. also lots 81. 81. %. ~.
IS. Sd. situated on east eide OF Com :
monweaith avenue. OF ID. H. Wood.
bridges subdiv ision Of the north part
OF the Woodbridge farm, according TO
the plat recorded In Book III OF rats
on page IL, Wayne County Records.
because OF the separation OF grades
oil Trumbuli and Commonwesith ave-
nues and the railroads In proximity
10 the property described
Adppted as follows
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
BIeil. Burton. Case. Cranshaw. Dill.
Ellis. Field. Frsiwsld. Gilman. Guth-
ard. Hlndle, JakeL keatlns koe ns!
Lodge MOVIE. owen, Richcrt Robin
son, Rollo Rutter. schemansky.
schultz, Starkey. Stcfanowskl. Thomp-
son. Vernon, Nartell. Wenxel \ r.
Wilson. ~ j. Wilson. Wing, link.
Zoeiier, and the President--i3
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Liquor Regulation,

Gentiemen--Your COMMITTEES on
Liquor Reguiation has again taken
Up the Application OF W. sherwood
ana bsiisvs that the prSssntstions
contained In . voiuminous petition
requesting that the said license be
granted e W: shsrwood smell 60 con.
carefully considered. The said april
cant was not GRANTED O liquor license
and the conduct and maintenance OF
. hotel without one means that an
color. are preciuded from the enjoy.
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Ways and Leans.
MnSog4ty RrpoYa.


Oentlcm~n committee on
Ways and Means. to whom was refer
red comm0nicatIon addressed ~
the City Controller relative To the
Dayment of halls incurred for publ
city In connection with Better
Babes Week" for infants In the city
81 Detroit. respertfuli- report W"
have had the matter under consider
astoQ aud after reviewing the CON
tents Of said communication which
roeStes the manner IN which the eN-
prnsrs wcre incurred your commit
dee beltev-s that while said cxyendi-
turs Uesv CuaothsAyized by your Hon
erahAe Body ~ any official OF the
city. the object 10 apparently wor
tag o0e, ws therefore recommend the
adoption Of 1he following resolution
Respectfully Submitted.
CitAS- ". BURTON,
ROBERT ". RITTER
JOHN e. LODGE.
ACxgVsrs- and an leave the follow
tng resolution was offered
BIZ ADA BustuG.
Resolved That the City Controller
- snA ~ ~ hereby authorixed and
tnssvvcseA 10 appropriate from the
CootSngeat Ynna The sum NJ $500. q
fos lhe Iarpcs< cf paying bills In
eurysk for printing and pnbltoify In
soanexuon villa BETTER Babies
We~k
Ala Vernon moved the adopiion of
ths 0stwtty report
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son Rolio. Rutter. schemansky.
son. Vernon. Wartsll. wenzel. A. T..
WILSON. w. J. Wilson, Wing, link
1osiler. and the Iresident---A2.
NaYs--Nune.
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and that said grantee does hereby
bind himself thcreunto and accept
said permit on the conditions hereby
imposed.
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Parks and eoulexards.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Ocntlemen:--Your committee on
Parks and Bouievards. to whom was
from the Recresiion Commission
transmitting .proposais for furnishing
coal. soap, lumber, dry goods, and
paper; respectfully report We have ave
ana ana nnS that M,s snSsr sSiseas sup
cite coal at esse. and smokeie.,
lump coal At Sl.it: that Jos. wueli.
der der for soar 1nf pr Snx ' IN Car: Bath
per eross: that 6. W. Kotcher Lpm-
Der Co, Is lowest bidder for furnish
,ss g. sscs s':s ns ~ n sss;
hemiock-essorted sises. 81 e2ese
ders for furnishing csmbric a. .c!A
nov ssS': :. ot needle. e,s T pses
ham. stcepsi Z Go. q lowest bidder
ffcr furn!shins .stins 81 10 yard: that
FOR %'ff Sins SGrs p,s SS .tSiin: PGi
ssrssa At al se.sa, ,S..' Asas s.css se
Peek 4 Lewis is lowest bidder for
,srs 4e.sn s,S Gu: .a IS a?it ss:,s
$500 per .ieS sheets. bristoi board
soiii and tissue map" paper APP a Daulr Ss
the bids suSmistsS are rsssonsSis.
rscemmsn1 that the contracts en-
mi:sion Win the s' s9sss:sld iswsst
fciicvins rsssiusicps % eAepisd.
SSdISS8 ANSSki phi
ss6633nfsT Is. surrrR,
5Hbsi5;I SS5F j REEgalzt
"a Aes:s s|S;,s end g ,sssS ,ss follow
BY Aid. Dill:
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Streets.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen Your COMMITTEES on
streets. To whom was referred the
petition OF Willard J. Hyna 10 place
barber pole AT the corner of Gray
and jefferson avenues, being located
al No. $40 Gray avenue, respectfully
report we have had the same under
consideration. and recommend tnat
said petition be granted with the un-
Outstanding that said pole is TO De
removed from the street every night.
Respectfully submitted.
EDWARD BARNETT.
JULIUS /. kRiMM Ill
ELAiER ID. CASE.
JOHN l.. JAkEI
Accepted and ON leave the foilow-
ing resolution Was vffered:
By AID Cranshaw:
Public Works be and 10 hereby au-
thorized aud directed TO issue a per-
nit to willard j. Hyna TO place bar .
Der pole at the corner or Gray ana
Jefferson avenues at No. Gao Gray
avenue provided same ~ taken III
every night.
Provided. That said work shall be
performed under the supervision or
the Department OF Pubic works. ana
in accordance with plans submitted Ia
and approved by said department;
Provided That no rights In the pun.
lie streets shall be considerco-waived
by this permission. which 10 granted
barber pole IN taken indoors every
night. and all distractions In con.
nectiou Herewith shall be removed
al any time when so directed by the
Common Council; and further
Provided. That said permit issued
by the Department. OF Public WORKS
IL granted with the distinct under
standing that In the event OF the
Charter being amended In such man
Nor as will provide for the levying
OF foe To- be hereafter determined
upon, for the occupancy OF pubic
property, that the grantee VIII pay
satd fec provided for In said act. and
that said grantee does hereby bind
himself thereunto and accept said per-
init on the conditions hereby imposed
Ndopted as follows.
Yeas-Aid. Allan. Ashe. Barnett
BIeil, Burton. Case. Cranshaw. Dill
Ellis. Field Freiwald. Gilman: Guth-
ard. Hindlc. JakeL heating. kocher
KrimmcL Kronk. kunz. L.mpke'
Lodge, Nowc. owen Riohert. Robin
son. RoIlo Rutter, schemansky.
Schultz. starkey. Stefanowski. Thomp-
.o,. Vernon. Wartel1. Werzel A. r.
Wilson. W. j. Wilson, Wing. link.
Zoeiler. and the President-i2
NayF---None.
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pub,ie Utilities.

To tbs BcnSsnble the Common Council:
Oentismsn = Your Committee on
Pubik Utilities 10 whom was re-
ScryeI the pelitieNs Of several owners
n small launches. complaining that
lhey ere icing dtsrrimtnafs6 asalnst
8oujsvssAs In not being allowed 10
Land pssessgess - Belle Isle park. re:
S0sctfutIy report that We have had
ma Chas usiST sxjsting conditions, y
IL practically tmpcseibis 20 permit
s s:S g. S ssss xs ssS ssS S sac
jSvss1s bos SSss Siysn s6soiqts -.
sssss :' - ss2 3; -. - ssss ~ -;
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Streets.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen--i Committee on
streets to whom was referred tn.
communication from the Department
OF Public Works transmitting bids
Tor paving certain streets, respect
fully report we have had the same
under consideration and lind that NJ
Stenes son Is lowest bidder for paw
ing Artillery avenue with reinforced
concrete tThomas SYSTEM at S21N2
per sq. I'd. and that j. Porath IL
lowest bidder Tor paving Hogarth
avenue with reinforced concrete
tThomas system) at S2.3I6 per 81. sd.
Your committee being satisfied tnat
the bids submitted arc reasonable
recommend that the resolutions AID.
Heating presented at session held
July s. 1915 81. &. C.. y. 1860 approx
Ing AND confirming contracts entered
intq BY the Department OF Public
worms With the aforesaid lowest bid
ders he adopted.
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES CRANSHAW,
EDWARD BARNETT
Il. ID CASE
Accs pied and adopted IA fellows:
feas-Ald Allan, Ashe. Barnett.
Dleil. burton. Case. Cransiiaw. Dill,
Ellis. Field, Freiwald, Gilman. Guth-
ard. Hindle. Jakcl. Heating, kocher.
krimmei -kronk. kunz. Lempke,
son, Rollo. Ruttcr. schemansky.
Schultz. Starkey. Stefanowski, Thomp-
son, Vernon. Martell Wenzel a. T.
Wilson. w. J. Wilson Wing. link,
zoeller. and the President-i2
Nays-NOnt
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To she HsaosahIs thu Con1sn Council:
Gena1ta En- ~ our somnittee on
WAR and Means. 10 whom was re-
fesSea q co@smgabcz tAou astslres sed TO
payus~nt Of bAlis agEreaattng 3S0s.70.
SocurreA for publicity and Drtnting
N ce0serttoa vita . Better Rabies
Week for infsais tn the City OF De-
- ths snw< andar consideration,
Al innssnuCA ~ lhe City of Detroit
~ aay Of fss ofAciaix did not auth
ortna fn< expenditure 1t any nsoney
b yoas hS0@al,ie Body N granting
aay so<h request. yonr ccmuaiftee.
BELIEVING thai payment OF same
WUOA set . naG precedent for the
Ur<ueaeatiOa of unauthorized oils In
IT, future. rercmmend that further
coasSAesatEoa of Same be- INDEFINITELY
.DosspOeHd-
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,sesv,ertfuliy submitted.
yACDB tiTHAkD.
GODFREY FREIWALD.
Nm ". ZO1s1LER

Accepted and aoOptod
AbA Cuthard moved The adoption
% The Minority rerort N amended
which ssotion peevaiiea as follows:
Bill Cas-. CransSaw. dill Ellis.
VresvalA Gilman. Guthard. Jakci.
KAating. Kccher. Krimmel kronk.
Kosx. Lempke. Nose. kichert, Robin
90. Rollo. Schemansky. schultz
6earker. Seefaaowski. Thompson.
WaSVrG wcuseI, a. r. Wilson. ". j.
WIIlsoa. WING. link. Zoeller. and the
PresSdent--3J.
Nays--Ald. Burton. Field. Hind1e.
Lodge, owen. huttsr. ternor--7.
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AID. 0uthard moved the adoption
Of the Minority report.
Aid. Rutter then moved as an
amendment TO the whole that both re-
ports be laid on the table for one
week. which motion prevailed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-18
ASKING
FOR PEACE PREPARED
Urges Appointments of Commission to
Act For End of
Warfare.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-A resolution
looking toward peace drawn by Miss
Jane Adams who recently returned
from Europe where she interviewed
the heads of practically all the big
governments and attended the wom-
ems peace convention at The Hague,
was mailed to civic organizations and
various societies in all parts of the
United States today.
The resolution urges the appoint
ment of an international commission
drawn from all the neutral nations Of
Europe and the United States. make
a thorough study of the issues involv-
ed in the European war and submit
propositions to the belligerent nations
for final peace negotiations. The res
olutiOn suggests that the United States
take the lead in the move by the ap-
pointment of the American members
of the commission first and by ex-
tending the invitation to European
neutral powers to appoint commits
sioners to confer with the Americans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-18
GETS PRAISE FOR WORK
Miss Inez Roswell Receives Prizes at
Interstate Fair.

Miss Inez Roswell, 1855 Riverside
dr., a young South Bend artist. re-
ceived flattering notice by the judge Of
the fine arts exhibit. She received
first prize for the best display of china
and though only an amateur. she re-
ceived many blue ribbons. A beautiful
chocolate set attracted special atten-
ton. She received first prize also on
an autumn scene in water color. sec
Ond prize for best painting on china
and second prize on a dresser set
For the past two years Miss Ros-
we'll has been studying china painting
under Mrs. T. L. Sims, and has shown
marked aptitude for the work. She
does both the conventional and nat
uralistic work, but her specially is
miniatures
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-18
WYATT.

&Iill Mildred Snyder Of South Bend
is visiting "A few days here with rela-
tiVes and friends
Many from here attended the Inter-
state fair
Miss Nellie Penneu of Foraker IS
visiting with friends here.
Edward Hahn and brother OF Madi-
son center called al Wyatt Wednesday
evening on business.
John Smith. Wabash agent. is
busy repairing his house recently pur-
chased. known as the Riddle property.
H. i. Kaiser made a business trip
to South Bend Thursday.
Miss Grace Retiring is visiting rela-
tives in South Bend.
Hall Retiring made two trips 20 the
city this week to supply their Gus
toners with peaches
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-18
Pays IN Advance
Then Relieves
Driver of Cash

Charles Kruger had a sociable fare
Friday night. and enjoyed himself i'm
mensely with a paid-in- advance trip
about the northwest part of the city
His patron in taXicab owned by the
Red Line. proved an agreeable COM
paniOn as well, until
Kruger was awaiting passengers at
the Lake Shore depot and one-name
unknown-clambored aboard, passed
a dollar TO the driver and gave his
destination as Michigan av and Olive
st. That point reached. he said he
didn't want TO leave then and desig-
mated College and Linden SITS. From
there he ordered Kruger to drive to
a saloon on Bertrand ST
At the saloon, Krueger's fare
proved most agreeable He offered to
buy and the invitation was accept
ed. The fare bought" several tall
ones" then suggested Michigan av.
and Olive st. as his final destination.
Looks Into Big Gun.
But from there he asked to be
driven to Rogers St. near the Haley
school. This was the end. he told
Kruger, who waited in vain for the
man to leave the car. Kruger be-
came tired waiting; he turned; he
faced the wide muZZle of what he
swears the biggest revolver he ever
saw out of the cannon class.
shell out commanded the agree
able and sOciable one, and Kruger
"shelled. the dollar he had collect
ed at the start Of the jaunt and a
dollar seventy-five from his own store;
also his watch
college street," said the gun toter,
moving the instrument of extraction
suggestively, and Olive st. it was as
soon as possible. There the man
.alighted, turned, and again putting the
suggestive movement into play, or
dered Kruger to beat it,
Which he did, he says, as any sensi-
bic person would under the circum-
stances-straight to Capt Schock S
offices in the city hall.
John PridmOre, 2209 KenwoOd av.
20 years old, has been arrested charg-
ed with the robbery, and according
to the police department, has con-
fessed. A complaint will be signed by
the taxi driver.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-18
AND TOOLS ARE
IDENTIFIED BY OWNER

The mystery of the five watches and
the box of repair tools found Thursday
evening in one of the jitney BUSES ply
ing between the fair and Mishawaka
was cleared up when Major Evans of
Chicago appeared at the police station
Friday afternoon and inquired If the
watches and tools had been reporJe q
found 10 the police. on giving suffi-
cient proof that he had come about
the possession of the watches by hon
est methods he was permitted to take
them away. He sttaed that he had
come from South Bend and the ma
chine was packed. Getting off at the
four corners in the hustle of passen-
gers he forgot his package until too
late to locate the machine.
WILL OBSERVE ATONEMENT.
The Jewish residents Of Misha-
waka will observe Saturday as a holi-
day. il being the Day Of Atonement