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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-20

PARIS. Nov. 20.-The Germans at
tackled last night on front OF one kllo-
meter III the Nerdun sector. north of Elau-
rier.s wood They succeeded in penetrat
ing In French advanced positions over a
small extent but subsequently were ex-
PEELED from the most part, says today's
statement.
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FIRE DESTROYS QUANTITY POWDER

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. Nov 20 Fire
of unknown origin last night destroyed a
large quantity of powder nj the naval pow
der factory al Indian Head, Nd. One IN
identified man j. known IL have been killed.
An investigation i being made
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PRIVATE DIES OF WOUNDS.

WASHINGTON. II. g.. Nov 20-Gen-
eral Pershlng today reported the death OF
Private Cecil Rowan. headquarters com
rany, infantry. Rowan died November
nf two .un-hot wounds.
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LONDON. Nov. 20.-Thc British carried
out a successful raid last night east Of
Fampoun. says todar's statement. Near
Wytschaete a German raIding party was
driven off.
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The WEATHER FORECAST.

The following forecast for the lower
gulf coast and the Lower Giio Grande
Valley il issued bv the United States
Weather Bureau ~ New Orleans:
Tonight fair. cnntinucr cold. trnst ~
ruaSt. light northeast winds
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Boat Accounts For
5 Rochester Sailors

LONDON, Nov. 20-A mi-~in. boat
from the American steamship chichester.
sunk by submarine November >, has been
landed III ireland. The boat contained
five men. the only survivors from The
boat, crew Of twelve men.
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fRy Associated PAss)

BERLIN. Nov 20.-Strong Italian coun-
tor attacks against positions captured on
the northern slope of Monte Tomba on the
mountain front near the upper Pave were
unSuccesS fu. the war office announces.
Heavy firing continues IN this sector.
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POSITIONS OF
ITALIANS ON
7 MOUNTS
ATTACKED
IN MASS

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTHERN ITALY, Monday.-The enc
my i concentrating his attack on the north
and very heavy fighting i progressing
south Of Quero. where large enemy masses
are attacking the Italian positions on
Monte Hcncra and Monte Timba.
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THAT
kERENSKY IS
HEAD z CORPS
By Associated Fress.D

PETROGRAD. NOV. 20.-Two army
corps layol To the committee for the saliva
tion of the population. stationed at Luga.
report that Premier keren9kv j. with them.
There j. no confirmation of this report.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-20

North Texas generally clear ~; Cen
tran Texas. generally clear. IG East Tex
a~ generally clear, ~; Guli Coast. gen.
rrilit clear ~; West Texas. generally
ricar. 5N: Arkansas. generally clear. -;
Louisiana. generally clear. f3; Oklahoma
gene rllly clear, ~.
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Local 0bSen atIona

} The following ere local weather obser-
vatIous. covering the 2!hour period
) ending ut Z a. IN. TODAY. taken by the
5 local United States weather bureau, in
) charge Of Mrs. 4 w. Reed:
} Maximum temperature .....--.-..1l
) Minimum temperature ..-.........il
} Barumctrr pressure W. w. ~ 30 80
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Southwestern summary.

The following l1 summary ~ weather
conditions Throughout the southwest az
dlyhrrnk this morning:
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J esS6 sSSes oses61
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-29
ition o f the Pumpkin Book.

ition the Pumpkin Book.
1917 Pumpkin Pie, I cup molas-
SEES; l quart cooked pumpkin; one
half teaspoon each nutmeg, cloves
and cnnomon; grated peel l lemon:
1 eggs. Heat the molasses and stir
into the pumpkin; add seasoning and
beaten yolks of the eggs. Mix well;
add the stiffly beaten whites of the
eggs. Bake in a oidding dish.
Serve cold. Mashed sweet potatoes
may be used in place of the pumpkin
if thinned with one and half cups
of milk.
Corn Meal Ciust--Grease pie
tin. Cover it with dry corn meal
one-eighth of an inch thick, shaking
it to scatter the corn meal. Fill
with pie mixture and bake. This
crust may be used with any semi
solid filling Pastry may be omit
ted altogether and the custard baked
as pudding.
Baked Pumpkin-Cut the pumpkin
into quarters. Allow two quarters
of a large pumpkin for n family of
six. Remove seed but do not peel
Place in a baking pan and bake un-
til tender enough to pierce easily
with fork Serve from the rind at
the table with gravy.
Pumpkin Pones-Two cups Of
corn meal; cups stewed pumpkin;
teaspoon of salt; 6 tablespoons of
syrup. Press pumpkin through a
rcer. Mix with other ingredients
and blend well. Mold with the
hands into small pones and bake in
a creased biscuit tin until rich
brown, about 80 minutes. If too
moist to mold well. add more corn
meal.
Golden Chips-Two pounds of
pumpkin; 2 cups Of white syrup; a
half cup of lemon juice: ounces
of ginger root. Cut small sweet
pumpkin into narrow strips. Remove
the peel and seeds and cut into thin
slices. Arrange the pumpkin in Z
preserving kettle in flat layers. Pour
over it the strip and lemon juice
cover, and let stand for "a hours
Add the peel of one lemon shredded
fine and the ginger root Cook until
hA MI In ic tnn1ar thnn III
into an earthen jar. In few days
pour the strip from the pumpkin
Boil to reduce and thicken 1t, ant
pour ii hot over the pumpkin.
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Largest Electric Motor.

What is said to he the largest cleo.
trio motor yet built has recently been
completed by Il leading American cleo
trical manufactures, for use in driving
two-high 35-lnch reversing blooming
mill, which reverseS for every pass (;
that Is, every time metal goes Though
the rolls. Rcversals can be made from
full speed to full speed in about two
seconds. and in regular work 10 or 20
passes are made In two minutes. The
motor has IL rating of $4,000, aud com.
pletc IL weighs moro than o5O toms. II
Is 20 feet high ana the shaft Is over
two feet in diameter.
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SOME VERY GOOD
PUMPKIN RECIPES

What can you do with pumpkin?
Before turning it into the good dishes
you know we'll. take a look at this
glorious bit of color iouble-dyed with
sunshine. Its very beauty evokes
thanks givivg. If you are going to
make pie, cut off the top. scoop
out meat, then fill the shell with
sprays of red brown autumn leaves
and place this golden bowl in the
center of the Thanksgiving board.
Here is a group of recipes that are
different. They are from the 1917 ed
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease,
tCrnal remedies. Halls Caiarrh Cure -
aiken internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface. Hairs
CatarIh cure is not n quacS medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one of the best ph!
5iciarS in this country FOR years aud IL
! regular prescription. IL Is composed Of
he best tonics known. combined with the
,ust blood purifiers acting directly ,uI tie
mucous surfaces Tho perfect combine
ion Of the two ingredients IL what pre-
'uces such wonderful results In curing
t,lrrl. Send for iostimon'uls free.
j. CHENEY 6 co. Props. Toledo. q
SOLD 10y druggists. rrir" ITr.
Tn." Nails THmil' RVS far constipation.
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State of Utah,
County of Cache, IS.
|, w. II. Larsen, EX-Officio City
Recorder in and for Logan City,
Cache County, state of Utah, do
hereby certify that the above and
foregoing ordinance. entitled:
AN Ordinance providing for the
payment of the cost and expense of
the improvements made i'm Paving
District Number D; assessing the cost
of said Improvement against the
abutting property lying and being
within the said District for the benc-
fit of which said taxes have been eX-
pended, and providing for the issu-
ance of coupon warrants"
is full, true and correct copy of
the original ordinance as passed by
the Board of City Commissioners of
Logan City, Utah, on the 26th day
of November, A. D., 1917.
In Witness whereof | have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
corporate seal of Logan City, Utah
this 2sth day of November. 1917.
(SeaD
w. II. LARSEN,
Ex-Officio City Recorder
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CLASS "a"
Description of Property

Owner Assessment
L. p. BACON.
The north 1885, feet of the
south 133 feet of the east
half of Lot 1. Block 80.
Frontage 1875 feet..........- S279.l3
CHARLES M. HARRIS.
The north 1873 feet of the
east half of Lot l and the
south 32.1 feet of the east
half OF Lot 8, Block 80.
Frontage AIS feet............ 345'l"
LOGAN GARAGE AND
SUPPLY co.
The north 2.5 feet of the
south 34.6 feet Of the east
half OF Lot 8, Block 80.
Frontage 2.5 feet....-...---.- 1S.l2
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY
The north GIL feet of the
south 1O1.7 feet of the
east half OF Lot 8, Block
30. Frontage 67,1 feet 4S6'47
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All of which said tracts are accur-
ately shown and described on the
Assessment List and Plat in said
District, filed in the office of the
City Auditor and Treasurer. respect
lively, and said Plat and List are
hereby referred to and made a part
of this ordinance.
Section 4. That the benefits to be
and the levy of said special tax are
hereby declared and determined to
be equal and uniform on all of the
property hereinbefore described in
each of the several classes herein set
forth, and said benefits amount to
$7.25 per front foot in Glass A, and
to s6.5327 per front foot in Class
b, and to $3.50 per front foot in
Glass C, and said property is hereby
assessed and said tax levied accord
| ing to the front footage of said
property in front of and along and
upon the streets upon which said
| improvement is so constructed, and
the said property so fronting upon
is hereby determined to be benefited
in the amount and to the extent here
inbefore set forth.
Section 5. That upon the passage
of this ordinance the Board of Equal
izaton as constituted by law shall
give public notice of the completion
of the list of property in said Paw
ing District. and shall thereafter
meet as a Board of Equalization and
Review to hear any person or per
sons aggrieved, and shall thereafter
report TO the Board OF City Commits
sioners their proceedings,
Section 6. That the said special
taxes and assessments shall become
delinquent as follows: one-tenth @:
the total amount in fifty 600 days
after this levy shall become effect
i've by confirmation of the same,
and one-tenth in two, three, four
five, six, seven, eight and nine years
after said levy shall become effect
i've as aforesaid.
Section T. There shall be issued
for the purpose of paying for such
improvements coupon warrants
drawn against the fund created by
the special tax and assessment here
by levied and assessed. That said
warrants shall be drawn on the
Treasurer of Logan City, against the
tax fund derived from the specia
assessment hereby levied, such war
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CLASS ~

Description of Property
Owner Assessment
WESTON VERNON and
OLOF NELSON.
The south 94.5 feet of the
east half of Lot /,
Block 80. Frontage 94.5
teet ......-...-.---..--.--..----.. 90 ''of
ANDREAS PETERSON.
The north 46.S feet of the
east half of Lot and the
south 23.7 feet of the east
half of Lot Z, all in Block
so. Frontage 70.5 feet. 46O.55
THOMAS B. BULGE.
The south $50 feet OF the
east half of Lot 6, Block
80. Frontage $50 feet 365.SS
All in Plat a." Logan City Survey,
Cache County, Utah. In Section 80,
Township IL North, Range l East
of the Salt Lake Base and Meridian.
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rants to be made in form, wording
and color different to distinguish
them from other warrants of said
City, and to be drawn in sums and
amounts of not less than $1,000, eX-
cept the last warrant drawn in full
payment of any amount shall be for
lesser sum.
Section s. All ordinances and parts
of ordinances in conflict with this
ordinance are hereby repealed.
Section Q. This ordinance shall be
published at least once in news
paper having general circulation in
said City. and shall be in full force
and effect from and after such pub
LEGATION.
Passed by the Board of City Com
missioners this 26th day of Novem-
Der, 1917.
ROY BULLEN,
Mayor.
JAMES LARSEN,
( (SeaD Commissioner.
JOHN QUAYLE,
Commissioner.
Attest:
W. II. LARSEN,
EN-OrCicio CITY Recorder.
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Owner Assessmen,
JAMES p. LARSEN.
The west half of Lot 2,
Block "a. Frontage 1903
feet SS0o.9Z
ESTHER C. EAMES.
The west halves of Lots
and 4, Block "a. Frontage
29S.2 feet -.................---...l,6 49.O4
F. o. JORGENSEN.
The south 500 feet of the
west half of Lot 5, Block
"a. Frontage $50 feet. 326.27
JOSEPH C. JORGENSEN.
The north $50 feet of the
west half of Lot 5, Block
"a. Frontage $50 feet. 514.23
BERT RUUD.
The south 117.0 feet of
Lot /, Block So. Frontage
ITO feet. ..,-...--...-.....-.-.-- oftoi
ROYAL b. GARFF.
The north 50.I 1eet OF tne
south 1871 feet of Lot l,
Block 35. Frontage 56.7
feet .............................. 1885
GEORGE COLE.
The north 5S.5 feet of the
south 232.2 feet of Lot l,
Block 35. Frontage 5S.5
feet ................................ $3.50
iU. o. LUMBER co.
The north CAS- feet of Lot
/ and the south half OF
Lot 8, all in Block 35.
Frontage 220,3 feet..........1,2 1S.26
JOHN l.. BLYTHE ESTATE.
The north half of Lot 8,
Block 35. Frontage 14S.5
feet .........!.--...--...........--.- eZi'1l
ABRAHAM JORGENSEN.
The south S2.5 feet Of the
east half of Lot l, Block
as. Frontage S2.5 feet 4oo'zz
C. T. TEETZEL.
The north &C feet OF the
east half of Lot l. Block
as. Frontage sc feet. 3e4'SS
CLARA e. robson.
The east half of Lot 3,
Block 46. Frontage 1913
,oot .................. $3.50
MARGARET G. ROBERTS.
The east half of Lot T.
Block 46. Frontage 1900
,oot .......... $3.50
LOGAN FOURTH CORPORATION
of CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS,
The south IT feet of the
east half Of Lot 6, BLOCK
46. Frontage IT feet...-... A25.sl
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lnthCt SoulH Wow lttl,
thence east 1885 feet to
beginning. Frontage $3.50
feet ................................. 351.1,
EDGAR EVERTON.
The south 90,2 feet of the
west 1885 feet of Lot 2.
Block 80, Plat "a" Logan
Farm Survey. Frontage
oO.2 feet ............................ 1855
WALTER NJ. EvERTON.
The north 1915 feet of the
south 1858 feet of the
west 1855 feet of Lot 2.
Block 80, Plat a." Logan
Farm Survey. Frontage
1916 feet ............................ 4lS.O
T. j. MORGAN.
The north 1922 feet of
the west 1855 feet of Lot
2 and the south sos feet
of the west 1885 feet of
Lot 8, all in Block SO,
Plat a." Logan Farm
Survey. Frontage S2.5 feet 1852
w. J. BURRIS.
The north S2.5 feet of the
south 1928 feet of the
west 14S.5 feet of Lot 3.
Block 80, Plat a." Logan
Farm Survey. Frontage
s2.5 feet ............................ 1862
JAMES MACINTOSH.
The north $50 feet of the
south 2l5.S feet of the
west 1855 feet of Lot 5,
! Block 80, Plat a." Logan
Farm Survey. Frontage
$50 feet ............................ 1859
ANTHON IL. NEWBERGER.
The north 5S.1 feet of the
south 2739 feet of the
| west 1885 feet of Lot 8,
Block 80, Plat a." Logan
| Farm Survey. Frontage
5S.1 feet .......---.......-.-...---.- 81
f. A. NEWBERGER.
The north 5S.1 feet of the
West 1855 feet of Lot 3,
Block 80, Plat a." Logan
Farm Survey. Frontage
Ssh feet ...................--......- 32l.1
f. A. NEWBERGER.
Part of Lot 2, Block %,
Plat "a" Logan Farm
Survey, and part of the
northeast quarter of Sec
ton 33, Township IL
north, Range l East of
the Salt Lake Base and
Meridian described as fol-
lows: Beginning at point
$50 feet north of the
southwest corner of Block
80, Plat a." Logan Farm
Survey and running
thence north 1905 feet;
thence east 1855 feet;
thence south 1905 feet;
thence west 1885 feet to
beginning. Frontage 1905
feet .-.....-.----..--...--..---.-... 900.
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east half of Lot 6, Block
46. Frontage 1910 feet. 403.69
LETTIE A. COLE SORENSEN.
The south 1865 feet of
Lot 4. Block Al. Front
age 1865 feet.................... 644.24
LETTIE A. COLE SORENSEN
and ALVARETTA J. BELCHER.
The south IL feet of the
north 1915 feet of Lot 4,
Block AZ. Frontage IL
1eet ................-.............. $685.
j. BELCHER.
The south $40 feet of the
north 1895 feet of Lot 4,
Block AZ. Frontage $40
feet .................................... 29S.62
T. G. LOWE.
The south 49.5 feet of the
north 1855 feet of Lot 4,
Block AZ. Frontage 1915
feet ................................... '27S.74
BERTHA d. KOWALLIS.
The north &C feet of Lot
4, Block Al. Frontage &C
feet .................................... 364.9S
VENDLA B. FOGELBERG.
The south Sis feet of Lot
3, Block Al. Frontage Sis
feet .................................... 2S6.45
ALBERT BERNTSON.
The north 63.5 feet of the
south 1853 feet of Lot 8,
Block AZ. Frontage 63.5
feet ..-.--...-......-..-........- 35l.l5
LAURA c. BERNTSON.
The south 95.3 feet of the
north 1S4.7 feet of Lot 8,
Block A.. Frontage 95.3
feet .................................... 527OO
ALBERT BERNTSON.
The north 1914 feet of Lot
5, Block At. Frontage S9.4
All in Plat "a" Logan City Survey
Cache County. Utah. In Section SO
Township IL north, Range / East OF
the Salt Lake Base and Meridian.
FREDERICK w. HURST, JR.
Part of Lot 8, Block 3S,
Plat a." Logan Farm
Survey, and part of the
northeast quarter of Sec
ton 33, Township IL
north, Range l East of
the Salt axe Base and Me-
ridian, described as fol-
lows: Beginning at point
sc feet north of the north
east corner of Block 46,
Plat a." Logan City Sur
vey, and running thence
north 9S.2 feet; thence
west 1885 feet; thence
south 9S.2 feet; thence
east 1885 feet, to begin
ming. Frontage 9S.2 feet $3.50
ELNA CARLSON.
The north 5S.5 feet of the
| south 1881 feet of the
east 1855 feet of Lot 8,
Block 3S. Plat "a" Lo-
gan Farm Survey. Front
age 5S.5 feet.................. 1928 8
NJ. E. BURGER.
The north Ills feet of
the south 1855 feet of the
east 1885 feet of Lot 3,
Block 3s, Plat "a" Logan
Farm Survey. Frontage
| ills feet ..-....--............. 61S.2
NJ. +. BESSLER.
The north 114.0 feet of
the south 349.5 feet of the
east 1885 feet of Lot 3,
Block SO, Plat a." Logan
Farm Survey. Frontage
| lao feet ....................- 1904
ANNA Z. BURR.
The north 114.9 feet of
the south 464.4 feet of the
east 1885 feet of Lot 3,
Block 3S, Plat a." Logan
Farm Survey. Frontage
114.9 feet .......................- 1854
ROSE NELSON.
Part of Lot 3, Block So,
Plat "a" Logan Farm
Survey and part of the
northeast quarter of Sec
ton 33, Township IL
North, Range / East of
the Salt Lake Base and
Meridian described as fol-
lows: Beginning at a
point 1894 feet north OF
the northeast corner of
Block 46, Plat a." Logan
City Survey and running
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WESTON VERNON.

WESTON VERNON.
The north 1890 feet of
the east half of Lot 7,
Block 80. Frontage 1890
feet ................................... $685.
THOMAS b. BULGE.
The north 96.3 feet of the
east half of Lot 6, Block
80. Frontage 96.3 feet. 69S.1S
ROBERT MURDOCH.
The north so feet of the
south 1902 feet of Lot 4,
Block 81. Frontage SO
teet -.............................. 1925
ISAAC S. SMITH.
The north 500 feet of the
south 200.2 feet of Lot 4,
Block 81. Frontage 500
rect a...-...........-..-...-....... $500
ALEXANDER and RICHARD
NJ. SMITH.
The north 1880 feet of
Lot 4 and the south 10
foot of Lot 5, Block 81.
Frontage 1910 feel. 754.00
OVERLAND LUMBER co.
The north 76. feet of the
south no feet of Lot 8,
Block 81. Frontage 100
1eet -.-.........--..--...-.--...-.-. 5ol.OO
w. II. STEWART.
The north Ills feet of the
south half of Lot 5,
Block 81. Frontage us
feet ..,.................................. 51S.37
ANNA S. LUNDBERG.
The north 1903 feet of
Lot 5, Block 81. Frontage
1903 feet ..........................1, 0S9.6S
Ali in Plat "a" Logan City Survey,
Cache County, Utah, in Section 33,
Township IL, north, Range l east
of the Salt Lake Meridian.
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w. J. Curtis, General Agent
\. L. and :. T.. Railway Company,
2:;3 Judge Building, Salt Lake City
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Attest:
W. II. LARSEN,
EX-Officio City Recorder.
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CLASS &c"

Description of Property
Owner Assessment,
JAMES =. LARSEN.
The west half of Lot 2,
Block "a. Frontage 1908
feet SS33.92
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Part of Lot /, Block 23,
Plat "a" Logan Farm
Survey and part of the
northeast quarter of Sec
ton 49,. Township IL
North. Range l East of
the Salt Lake Base and
Meridian described as fol-
lows: Beginning at a point
666.65 feet north of the
northeast corner of Block
46, Plat a." Logan City
Survey, and running
thence north $3.50 feet;
thence west 1855 feet;
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ISAAC S. SMITH.
The north 500 feet of the
south 200.2 feet of Lot 4,
Block 81. Frontage 500
fnat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-17
WOMAN USES CLUB
ON CONS TABLE
Unable to Understand English,
Mrs. FreiChIiCh Sends
SmetzIeT Flying.

New Times Special Service:
ELhiART. AUG. 17.-When Con-
stable SmetzIer armed with an at
tachment from Justice ]. NJ Brum-
bauEh's court, entered the home Of
Airs. Mary FreichlCh. S33 Hubbard
av.. Mrs Freichlich. who does not
understand English. resisted the en-
trance OF the constable with "a club
and ne had 20 make his getaway.
The constab Die returned TO the
court and filed three suits-one for
assault and battery. one for resist
ing an officer. and one for surety of
the peace proceedings. Mrs. Freich-
Itch and her son. Lawrence Freich-
Itch. appeared fin the city court and
asked for a continuance as their at
torney. Robert r. Proctor. is out Of
the city trying 20 escape his annual
attack Of haWever Judge Lee
granted the petition and the case is
continued irdednitely
Information received by Acting
Prosecutor Atty. Raymond Conley
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-17

Homer Morley OF Buchanan en-
listed in the United States aviation
service al the local recruiting sta
ton Thursday and is the first man
20 aprly no lie Niles office for this
branch of service
DIR. and Mrs Paul Van Ripper Of
champion. Mich, are guests of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. a. G.. Gage.
The annual reunion OF the Kugler
famiI- brought together about 40
relatives from Michigan. Indiana
anna OHIO at the home OF Mr.. and
M~- Ab1cr Kugler IN this city on
Thursday. The family have 4 i re
unions Tor over 10 years.
Mrs James Olsen and daughters
Of LeaEeuWorth. kaus. are guests
OF the formers sister, Airs. Law
renee Boiler and family. Mesdames
Boiler and Olsen are sisters and they
have not met before in &c years.
Gilbert Schaller and Pierre Lewis
nave been among those who have
passed their examination for en-
trance into the second officers re-
serve camp at Fort sheridan Har-
old -aberteauN has passed the exam
nation required for the naval re
serves