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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-18
.C0lE REWsERS TELL
HOW WORK WAS DONE
Judge Morton p. Burks and Samuel
a, Anderson Appear Before
Committee ON courts.

Judge Mortin i. Burks and Samuel
s.. Anderson. two of the code revisers,
last evening appeared before the joint
committee for courts of justice. They
were present by invitation and were
asked % explain the work OF revision.
Judge Burks went into a minute de-
scriptfon Of the methods employed
and the care taken TO have the views
Of each member on every section. lie
explained how changes were made,
some sections being recast In entire
ly, and these he carefully reviewed TO
the committee. AS a matter Of fact,
the entire session OF the committee
was OF peculiar interest to lawyers, be-
ing technical from start to finish.
Mr.. Anderson emphasized all that
Judge Burks had said and informed
the committee that hundreds of acts
OF the code when the section sought
were not to be found. AlN), several
acts were found which were identical
in language and many others were
found which were unconstitutional
and had been 80 declared,
Colonel John w. Williams. the clerk.
said that the code should be adopted
as reported, declaring that to enroll
the measure and to index the same
would require at least SIX 10 onths. II
adopted as whole Ii would facilitate
matters, and the present session could
amend the new code and provision
was made for such acts 10 supercede
the code.
A vote Of thanks was rendered the
gentlemen for their presence and IL
remarks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-18
The score In condensed form:
PALACE DUCKpTN LEAGUE.
COLLEGE SECURES
COACH FOR QUINT

Dave Satterneld. a weli-known To-
cal boy, has been secured by the ath-
letic authorities AT Richmond college
TO coach the Spider basketball team
during the coming season. The quint
has thus far been compelled 10 whip
themselves into shape without the
services Of Ii coach and the announce
ment that their former star athlete
would take charge was received with
utmost satisfaction by she entire stu 20
dent body.
satterseld, who Is now in the naval
reserves stationed at Norfolk. has long
been associated with the quint he Ia
to coach. He was "a member of he
first cham pionship i've that repre-
sented Richmond college when basket
bell was made a major sport in the
Il V. !. A. and for three successive
years played around the pivot posi-
ton, and at forward. He was elected
captain In 1915. In addition he was
widely known in amateur circles here
as hurdier, and miller on the cinder.
path.
The college authorities have beer
on the lookout for a man to whip the
team into shape since Coach Dobsor
left for the training camp just prio,
To Christmas When 1t was learned
that Satterfield had been detailed hers
for six weeks he was asked TO take
charge OF the auint, with the result
that they will now be rushed through
the remainder of the practice season
and rounded into excellent shape for
the coming championship SERIES
A game liz scheduled with the Y. NJ
C. A. team on January rs on the Y
floor. and return game will be played
81 Westhampton on the 25th The
coilegians will put q strong organi-
zntion I'm the field, although they have
lost the services OF several of the
varsity members through graduation
and draft from last year. Robinson
and Diekerson are safe bets for the
forward positions. while among the
new aApirants Motley. Gatnett and
Rosenberger have shown up to the
best advantage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-18
SOCIET Y
FruEDa MEREDITH Telephone 1923

conducting. supper will be served
and gentlemen escorts may be invite 4.
Tables will be reserved before 10
O'Clock this morning.
Haskius-~Taiicy.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard r. Talley, OF
Culpeper. have issued cards announc.
ing the marriage Of their daughter.
MARY Emma, 70 Dr John Hundley
ne skins OF West Virginia The we'd
ding took place January ., with only
members OF the families and a few
intimate friends present. Willar 4
Haskins. of the Richmond Medical
coliege was his brothers best man.
The bride entered with her father, by
whom abe was given In marriage. She
wore a travelling st'it Of wisteria cloth,
with taupe furr, and a touue of violet
and gray Her flowers were shower
Of orchids and lilies Of the valley. Al
ter a bufYst luncheon was served. Or.
and Mrs HAskins left for a Northern
tour going then TO their home in
West virginia.
Dance Tonight.
An informal dance will be held in
the auditorium of McSilis hall. 500
East Grace street.. this evening TO
which all memhers and their friends
are invited.
Al tho ! ". e. A.
The annual meeting of the Young
Womens Christian association will
take place on January 81 at $40 P.
NJ Tho principal address will be
given bv II eT Katharine II. Hawes on
the war Work Of the Young Wo~
mems Christian Association The
election Of officers for the ensuing
year WITH take rIace on the day Of the
annual meeting Members NAV obtain
ballots Mt any time after today at
the central building. and All votes
must he deposited before o'clock
r. ~ 7snuary al
Tse Boosters club Of the Y. w. G. A.
will meet this evening at 6 30 for s7ip-
pr Election ~ officers and other
I'm portant matters will ne taken up
at this meeting. Any member OF the
association is eligible for membership
in this club,
The BUSINESS Wonnen's club of the Y.
w e. 4 viii also meet az & so for sup
n*r. eter which Mrs y. II. Munford
will address, tho ~ Getting.
The FED cross auxiiiarv will meet
for work from to 10 this evening in
the SEW ing room.
The Choral club will meet this even
ing at o'clock, instead of Thursday
ms heretofore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-18

HLONCs I
||fl7LlAl.F7kG:...||

Despite the fact that he was the
only member of the Indians on hand
when hostiiities commenced Wednes-
day night, Peggy Butler faced the
Giant team single handed. That the
Redmen lost three games matters but
little. His gameness In facing certain
defeat will long be chronioled on the
pages of the bowling history at the To-
cal amuse ment emporium, and Roy
deserves the applause of the fans.
Doc" Waldbauer, you know Doc"
OF baseball fame, went on a rampage
In the last game of the three and
rolled M total Of ia which was not
touched. DOC" spilled total of 274
pms for the three contests. Bes@ley
Cosby performed In his usual brill
liant fashion coming in second,
As :, result of Losing all three
gamesn the Indians now occupy second
place, the cubs having a game and a
half lead OF them. The positions OF
the other teams are unchanged,
The score In condensed form:
PALACE DUCKPTN LEAGUE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-18
MltchelIs DiIatory Tactics Transforms
Corbett into Wild Man in Big Fight
BY JAMES j. CoRBETT.
Copyright. 1s17. by King Features Syndicate Inc,

on the mouth and split my lip bring
ing forth q trickie.
First blood for MITCHELL" yelled
the crowd. Charlie grinned-and then
the tight began in earnest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-18
Kappa Aiphas to Celebrate.

The annual celebration of the Rich
mond alumni chapter, Kappa Alpha,
takes place as usual on Lees birth
day. A buffet supper will be served
al the Commonwealth club on SAtur-
day evening. January 10. at o'clock.
Entertainment will include Jazz
hand and vaudeville performers.
Thos. s. Wheelwright, Virginia Rail-
way and Power building, is In charge
OF the affair
Kappa Alphas at Camp Lee and in
the state legislature have been invited
AS guests of the chapter, and raem-
bers are requested to extend an In
vitstion to all such brothers and see
that Brother Wheelwrtght is notified
by letter, phone or wire. as early as
possible, of any intended attendance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-18

ALL SECTS TO AID
FUND FOR ARMENIA

Plans Tor the relief OF the Armenia
sufferers were discussed at "a meeting
Of representatives from Richmond
churches YESTERDAY afternoon in the
rectcrv at st Paurs Episcopal church
IL was decided TO ask all churches in
the city TO contribute toward the $40
900 needed, the contributions 10 he in
proportion 10 the current expenses Of
the church for the past year,
Rev. DR.. Russell Bowie is chairman
of the Richmond Armenian relief
committee and G p, Arenddli and
John 7. Hagan were appointed COM
n.ittee 10 present the matter to the
churches, draw UP the plan and APP
portion the amount OF contributions.
-tii denominations and all churches,
both white and colored, will be asked
10 take part in this drive
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-18

Meade, 4; Jennings. 8; Edmunds. 3:
Rixey. 2; Schneider. Coe, Thomas,
Scott. Goals from fouls--Pestwas, q
Of 8: Meade, 2 Of 81 Smoq. 3 Of 5;
Coe, Of /, Substitutons--Ed munds
for Pettway, Squtres for Jennings,
Pettway for Rixey, Fitzpatrick for
Schneider. Scott for CAST. Talbot for
Thomas. Referee-Dunn. Time of
halvep-~-2o minutes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-18
Can They Sell I'm I?

Wanted--Boys to carry papers
eleven years old or YER ssteu ben
Vile. lo.) Herald Stsr3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-18
PHARMACISTS PASS
STATE BOARD TEST

Thirteen pharmacists have passed
the state board examination and now
are duly registered druggists Three
others are now assistant pharmacists.
The successful candidates are:
Registered pharrnacista--E r. MAJ
hew, Roanoke: X. l. Jarrett Rich
ynond. Va; w r. Monroe Richmond,
Va; r.. G. Wilson. Richmond. Va !;
Guido Dorsogne, Passaic y. j.. r. j,
Dowdy. Richmond, Va; Jessie II.
FRAY, Madison. Va; l. P. Argen-
Auit. Lynchburg. Va: l. ]. Henley.
Tappahannock, Va; w. w. Fountain,
Norfolk. Va. J. A Vernon, Roanoke,
Va; A. r. Cross. Richmond. va.
Registered observation-disclosures l..
Preas. Bedford. Va: r. #. station.
Roanoke, Va: j, T. Fuqua (coloreil
T-ynchburg, va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-18
JACKETS SMOTHEPED
BY VIRGINIA FIVE

Especial to The Richmond Firginianl
Charlottesville. Va. Jan. Inter
collegiate athletics was revived AZ
university tonight when Virginia's
basketball team defeated Randolph
Macon, forty-six TO ten, Pettway and
Jennings. formerly of John Marshall
High. starred for Virginia, while Cap
tain smoot and Coe played well for
the Jackets, Summary Aad lineup:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-18
FAILURE no REGISTER GETS
COIORDED YOUTHS IN TROUBI. AZ

George Brown and John Maddox,
co.ored. were brought before Com
missioner Fiegenheifner yesterday.
charged with failing to appear for
registration. and were placed under
FAo0 bond TO appear for e hearing
February 4. Both OF the boys were
able 10 secure tho neoensary bail The
case Of Edward Pierce, colored
CHARGED with violation of the Reed
prohibition amendment, was sent on
TO the grand Jury UNDER $500 bond
in default Of which ne was sent on
ia yau
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-18

tThis In the fourth OF a series Of
articles which Mr.. Corbett is writing
concerning his battle with Charlie
Mitchell, in Jacksonville. Fla. jan
uary rs, 1894. The next installment
will appear tomorrow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-18

federal officers raided the home Of
the Sixth Virginia club icoloredb, AZ
So North First street yesterday at
"rrcen, after having been tipped of
# f' 81 soodiy quantity OF wt1skey was
N the building. Although none
at@ found in the home OF the club.
more taan q barrel was discovered in
a house few doors away. which is
said TO have been run in connection
with the club. The whiskey was son-
nscated. No arrests were made
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09

wkrotce otworzy sWa sesye ma
wsrod swego grona wielu czlon-
kow, ktorzy So przyjacioimi zasa'
dy narodowego p~ogotowia i po-
wszechnej sluzby wojskowej. w
izbie 145 representative opowie-
dzialo sic "a pogotowiem, a W
Senacie 80 senatorow.
WYPADEK AEROPLANOWY
Los Angeles, 9. grudnia. - Po-
rucznik H. n. Chaffee Z Pasadena
Cal, oraz porucznik c. ]. Drake
z Mankato, Kan, obaj l%otnicy-in'
struktorzy PREY szkole lotniczeJ
Rockwell w San Diego, CAL, 20
stall zabici ma miejscu, gdy aero
plan, kt6rym jechali spad} ma zie-
mic Z wysokosci 5000 stop w po'
iudniowej czesci miasta.
95 PROCENT ZOLNIERZY
GAM
l.
Washington, 9. grudnia. -
JedcnaScie procent Z ogolnej licz-
by 10000 % rekrut6w, ktorzy 70
stall przeznaczeni do egzaminu,
p~rzeszlo egzamin psychologiczny
i zostali uznani "a nadajacych sic
do otrzymania stopnia oficerskle-
90, a przeszio 26 procent okazaln
wyzszy niz zwyczajny potion
inteligencyi. S3 procent oficerow
odpowiedzialo ma wymagania in
telektualne. Zaledwie po}owa
jednego procent zostala uznana "a
nienadajacy sic ma 'otrzymanie
stopnia oficerskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
o
MACH
Washington, 9. grudnia. - I

Waszyngton, 9. grudnia. - &c
neralny poczmistrz Burleson "a
rrzeczvi wszelkim zarzutom SEE
ia poczty napowietrznej kapitana
H. B. Lipsnera, jakoby poczynio-
no pewne kroki celem wyrzucenia
aeroplan6w armii amerykahskiei,
kt6re Department. wojny oddai
ia uslugi poczty, tym sposobem
oszczedzajac miliony dolarow, a
zastapienia ich innymi. Kapitan
Lipsner podal sic do dymisyi
wlaSnie z powodu tych wiesci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
PRZYSZLY KONGRES JEST
IA D0cOTOWJEM
ZPowodu Zgonu X.
Spetza c. R.
Stowarzyszenie Polskich Organi-
nistowf

Stowarzyszenie Polskich Organi-
nistow}
Niniejszem najuprzejmiej "a
praszam wszystkich czlonkow
Stowarzyszenia Polskich Organi
stow, azeby sic zebrali dzisiaj o
godzinie 4tej ma plebanii ma Sta
nis1awowie, w celu wziecia udzia
4u W eksportacyi zw}ok naszego
honorowoego cz}onka,
S. p. Wiel. KS. Andrzej Spetza.
R6wniez zaprasza sic P. Orga-
nist6w ma pogrzeb, kt6ry sic Cd
bedzie we wtorek, 0 godzinie 10
rano, z koscio4a sw. Stanis}awa
Kostki.
Choir meski re Stanisfawowa.
..Ch6r meski re Stanisiawowa
ma wazne posiedzenie dzisiai
wieczorem, o godzinie S-mej, W
sail spiewu, poczem udamy sic
do koscio}a W celu odspiewania
~za}obnych piesni PREY katafalku
re zw4okami S. p. Wiel. ks. An
drzepa Spetza.
And. J. KWosigroch,
dyry!iant.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
R ULICZNY w TO-
E d
Toledo, O., 9. grudnia. - IA

osob cywilnych i trzech zoinierzy
zostalo boleSnie pobitych, gdy
szeSciu marynarzy z Great Lakes
rozpoczeio awanture W przemy-
siowym d~ystrykcie miasta. Gale
~zamieszanie powstalo z tego, IL
narynarze, ktorzy mieli napasc
ma sklep Z wiktuaiami, zaczepili
przechodnia cywilnego. Ma po-
moe przybylo kilku ludzi i wkrot-
&c zamieszanie przybralo rozmia-
~ rozruchu. Zanim zdolano
wstrzymaG walczacych, pietnastu
cywilow i trzech detektywow 20
staio boleSnie pobitych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
KOSZTA ~UTRZYMANIA
I ZAPLATY
~ZMNIEJSZONE.

Washington, 9. grudnia. -
Welding opinii urzednikow wszel
kie ceny: "a ubiory i rzeczy, ktore
raleza do utrzymania, poczna sic
zmniejszac stopniowo z pierw-
Sym nastepnego m~iesiaca. Jak
zwyczajnie - "a zmniejszaniem
koszt6w utrzymania zaplata ola
robotnikow rowniez bedzle
zmniejszona. Nastapi eaten wick
sza wartoSc monety, a w rezulta-
Gle lepsze easy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09

chwili, gdy rozpoczynali swa no.
cha robote. Jedna bande ujeto
PREY rogu ulic Lake i Leavit::.
druga PREY rogu Chicago ave. i
Oakley ave.. "a trzeciq PREY ro2"
ulic Western i Chicago ave.
w rezultacie wczoraj skradzi"
10 tylko jeden automobil.
Ma rogu ulic Lake i Leavitt
ujeto dwoch notorycznych z1o-
dziei A. Torensona, 35 lat licza-
cego, z pnr. 1115 West Erie al.
i j. Cara, 10 lat, Z pnr. 110S
w. Harrison ul.
Nazwiska innych ujetych SO
nastepujace: William Cavanagh,
alias Cabbage, LEGACY 10 lat,
2O42 West Ohio ul.; George Coz
zick, 23 lat, 1913 West Madison
ul., George Azzato, 81 lat, 239
Rice ul.; Joseph Martegani, Is
lat, 1860 Walnut ul.; William
Pearks, % lat, 1854 West Erie
ul. Roy Detts, 26 lat, 2919 West
Van Buren, ul. George Colbeck,
% lat, 1919 North Western ave
nue., i.Marcin Peters. 20 lat, lao
Ayers ave.
prnvr, Hn,n .uIIKI siAJs -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09

hair i %whipcord; dobr,
style, piekna podszew
ka. kolory So: grsnat.
wiel. ola dam i panien
warte do $15, spec. DC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09

przynajmniej $4,000 ma zrowna--
ME ziemi ola ladowania aerop!a-
now.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
Burleson rezygnacye przyjal.
SKARGA MA STRozA VILLA.
SNOSCI .
SKIEI.
Nowy York, 8. grudnia. -

Nowy York, 9. grudnia. - L.
Marshall, adwokat firmy Botany
Worsted Mills" w Pasaic, N. j.,
i ,,Stoehr and Sons inc, wniosl
w imieniu akcyonaryuszy tych
form oskarzenia do sadu federal
nego przeciw Palmerowi, ktory
zostai zamianowany str6zem mad
wlasnoScia cudzoziemska ma Gas
wojny, ma ~podstawie tego, IL mad
uzyl swego urzedu. Sedzia Knox
zawiesii decyzye; Palmer rozka-
za} sprzedac 24,9O0 akcyi Z og6l-
rej liczby $4,000 ma tel p~odstawie,
IL nalela do Niemcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
IAPONSKI KSIAzE w AME-.
RYCE.

Nowy York, 8. grudnia. - W
sobote pred poiudniem przyje-,
chal tutaj ksiaze Yorihito z Higa-
shi-Fushimi, byty komendant ma
rynarki japohskiej i kuzyn cesa-
RIA japonskiego, ma angielskim
krazowniku. Pc drodze do swego
kraiu odwiedzi Washington.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
Suknie-z tafety, serzu, at
LASH creme de che

ne, wszystkie move sty
lie gran, brun., burgun
DIV, taupe / czarne. ME
Wszvs. Wiel., ola dam i
panlen, warte do So.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
AMERYKA T o BUDO.
WAC 1S-CALOWE DZIALA.
Washington, 9. grudnia. - w

Washington, 3. grudnia. - w
Sprawozdaniu rocznem, gen. majo
"a c. Williams'a, znajduje sic "a
wiadomienie, re fabryka broni w
Watervliet jest zaopatrzona we
wszelkie przyrzady ma wyrabia--
ME najrozmaitszych kalibru bro
nj cd najmniejszych do 1S-calo--
wych armat. Gen. major Williams
pe}ni trzad szefa ordynansow
przy armii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
EKRON|KA
N MIEJSCOWAA
ZNOW SIZE
WZMAGA: w
PRZEDMIESCIACH.

Wediug raport6w onegdajszych
sytuacya zn6w sic W Chicago po-
gorszyia. TAX liezba nowych wy
padk6w influenzy | zapalenia pluc
jak / liczba zgonow wskutek tych-
re chorob powiekszyia sic.
Komisarz zdrowia Robertson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09

Coney. b~eaverette
lub nutria n
k~o}nierz; ME Wsz.
wiel., Warte do
S3U, cena WYprZa-
taiacei s~przedazy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
HICKEY u
MARL MA ZAPALENIE
PLUC.

Pc pieciodniowej chorobie al
dernan David R. Hickey Z
czwartej wardy umar} wczora:l
w szpitalu Mercy. Zapad} nal
prod ma influence, pc ktorej ma
stapifo zapalenie p}uc.
We wtorek aid. Hickey byf na
wystawie bydfa W rzezalniach.
Gdy wracaf, skarzy} sic ma zazie-
bienie. Ma drugi dzien wzieto go
do szpitala.
Pozostawif wdowei 1O-cio let
niego syna Tomasza. PAM Hick-
ey, iona jego, chora by}a W CA
sic jego smierci, a matka jego,
PAM. Nellie Hickey, wr6cifa TAX
re re szpitala kilka godzin pred
smiercia .syna.
AID. Hickey by1 demokrata.
Reprezentowai warde swa juz
w drugim terminie. Mieszka@ p.
mr.. 1926 Stark ul. Prowadzi} in
teres wozniczy re wspolnikiem J.
R. Manganem.
UIETO 10 D AUTO
MOBILO
w niedziele pred tygodniem
skradziono w Chicago IS auto
mobil6w. Oddziaf detektyw6w
pod porucznikiem Hamiltonem,
przeznaczony do scigania z}o--
dziei ACKNOWLEDGMENT, wzia} sic
do czynui iako rezultat piracy ty
godniowej W sobote wieczorem
.u]af 8 handy tskich zlodziei. "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
SAN FRANCISCO NAWIE~
o PONOWNIE EPIDE-
MIA ~INFLUENZY

San Francisco, 9. grudnia. -
Wydziai miejski zdrowia ma po-
siedzeniu wydai rozporzadzenie,
ably wszyscy nosili mask wsku-
tex ponownego zjawienia sic cpl
demii i~nfluenzy. Cd dzisiejszego
dnia nikomu ME bedzie wolno
pracowac po fabrykach bez mask
ma ustach.
St. Louis, 9. grudnia. - w So
bote popoiudniu naliczono $3.50
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09

oSwiadczyl, re Cd czasu, jak kul'
minacya epidemii mineta ME byfo
tax wielkiej liczby nowych wy
padkow i zgonow jak onegdaj
wydaje ponowne .ostrzezenie, a
zeby wszystkich Srodkow zapo'
biegawczych Scisle przestrzegano.
Nowych wypadkow obu cho-
rob byIo onegdaj 523, a zgonow
|57.
! w Glencoe / Winnetka sytua-
eva sic pogarsza. w Glencoe wcz"
raj koScioly by}y zamkniete.
w Evanston natomiast liczba
nowych wypadk0w codziennic
sic zmniejsza.'
w Chicago %gromadza sic W
zau}kach stosy popio}u i odpad-
kow, kt6re zagrazajq zdrowlrr
mieszkancow. Miasto ME ma fun
duszow ma zebranic odpadk0w.
aid. Richert wskaza}. re w przy-
szfym roku dochody miasta spa
dina O s1o,OOO,O 900. Sytuacya jest
beznadziejna, jesli legislature
ME przyjdzie miastu Z pomoca
w przysz}ym miesiacu i ME NADIA
miastu wladzy powiekszeni"
swvch dochod6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09

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ria sza W eudzlny ofisows Ia szpA.
tach DZIEENiKA CHlCA,sTSk 'tCGu
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-09-06
Green's August Flower.

Has been used for oil ailments that
are caused by disordered stomach and
inactive liver, such as sick headache,
constipation, sour stomach, nervous in
digestion. fermentation Of food, palpi-
tation Of the heart caused by gases II
the stomach. AUGUST FLOWER 10 :
gentle laxative. regulates digestion
both in stomach and intestines. cleans
and sweetens the stomach and ailmen-
tary canal. stimulates the liver to Sc
crete the bile and impurities from the
blood. Soldlby P. A. Clemmer. #
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-09-06
Farmers Attention.

e For q cream separator that is built to.
wear. to skim perfectly clean. easy to,
turn and easy to wash and keep, sani-
tary, one built with the troubles left
out, for such a separator you should
call or Andrew Smith, Cresco. 10.
Phone 267. II A-tf
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-09-06
IN THE MATTER or DRAINAGE
DISTRICT NO. 6, HOWARD
COUNTY, IOWA. .s
RESOLUTION FIXING DATE OF
HEARING ON PETITION.

ma WHEREAS. w. L. Richards. who
MS BY resolution Of this Board here
tofore adopted. duly appointed En-
gineer to examine and survey the
lands within the proposed District,
known as Drainage District No. s, of
Howard County, Iowa, and t#
WHEREAS, the said Engineer did,
on the 18th day of August, 1918, file
In the office of the County Auditor his
report of his doings in said matter
IN the manner and form as provided
by law, and,
WHEREAS, this Board of Supervis-
ors after examining and duly con-
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-09-06
RESOLUTIONS APPOINTING CON-
MISSIONERS TO ASSESS
BENEFITS.

WHEREAS, the contract for the
construction Of the improvement with
in the above designated Drainage
District having been aw9fded, ara the
total costs, expenses, cost of construc-
ton, fees and damages to be assessed
for the construction Of said improve
ments having been ascertained as
nearly as may be, is hereby estimated
in the sum of Twenty-six Thousand
Five Hundred ($26, 5OO.o0) Dollars,
therefore, be it
RESOLVED, by this Board of SUI
pervisors that E. P. Thompson and
F. D. Elwood, resident freeholders of
the County, having qualifications re-
quired by law, J. H. Curtis, a COM
petent engineer, are hereby appoint