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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-08-15
SENATE CONCURRENT REsoLU-
TION No. Is.

SENATE CAJNCOIbiAASANA
TON No. IS,
re II resolved by the Legislature or
,ta atate az Kansas, two-thirds or the
members OF each house concuFrihs
therein ,tex
sEcTTON /. That the following
sI-e.stion n amend the constitution
p pFo he state Of aKnsas is hereby SUP up
mttted 20 the qualified electors Oh siie
state for their rejection" OF app,oEo''
SEC 2. The Legislature may levg ca -
,,ssrnsnent tax for the use and benell 7
Of t6s state educational nal ai4psp54o opiiat
anu a ~ ~ severaI Institutions, when
s levy. apportionment and appre6pribSvv
ton shall continue until eha anngBtoined
tbn statue Nothing herein contaiast1 :
si,e 1revent such further appfopT ,ie
alton BY the LegiF ,1on t,9 Ss to time
al Institutions. AN no
SIC. 2. This proposition sh lis s,o ne
submitted TO the electors Oh TINS
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-08-15

The total value in DICKINSON Is
ss9 5e1 81 The amount for state
taxes is s62,66S and for the coun-
~ s167647, making a total oi
$230,315.
The county commissioners approx
ed all township and school leVles
at the meeting today.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-08-15

~ HE National Tractor Demonstra-
4 ton at Salina was your one chance
this year to compare every type OF
tractor doing every kind of farm power
work, field and belt. If you saw It, you
could not help but get some profitable
tractor pointers, especially if you went
we'll posted.
But-whether you went or not
there are few things you should know
about international and Titan Kerosene
tractors, because these few points Will
help you in passing Judgment on any
tractor.
The concern that makes these trac-
tors also makes full line of farm I'M
plements.
They began making farm implements
IS years ago. They know farm ma
chimes.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-08-15
tate q Kansas Dickinson County, So

state Of Kansas, Dickinson County, s.
] Newton Cole, Treasurer OF Dickin-
son County Kansas do soiemnly swear
that the above statement y true ana cor
rect TO the best Of my knowledge and
belief ..,.,.1, co.,,
hereby certify that the foregoing
statement was subscribed and sworn 70
sefore me and In my presence, by the
above named, this 18th day OF August,
County clerk. n. w KING,
Deputy County Clerk II A. KING
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-08-15

It is by no means an easy matter
to cure this disease, but 1t can De
done in most instances by taxing
Chamberlain Tablets and comply
ing with the plain printed dlrec-
tions that accompany each package.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-08-15
GET S23O,3l5
STATE TAX LEVY is LESS bol
COUNTY LEVY HIGHER
Total Levy for County and state =
4.s Mills-state Is LII Mills
And the County Is
3.l3 Mills

The county commissioners com
nleted the tax levy for Dickinson
county for the coming year me
law ~ the county this year 10
slightly higher than last but the
state lew is lower The total levy
for both the state and county this
wear is as mills while last year y
was At mills.
The total tax levy for the eoui'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-08-15

Clean old papers for sale at the
office; SC bundle.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-08-15

(First published IN Abilene Weekly
Reflector, August is, 1879
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-08-15
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
Of Newton Cole, County Treasurer OF
Dickinson County, Kansas, Show
ing Balance in His Hands for the
Quarter Ending July 81, 1918.
STATE FUNDS

Credit
e.a+o .a,aral revenue fund. SIS, O66 A
S State sschoal land fund 2101I
COUNTY FUNDS
Debit
co.,,4,, ,,+araet fund ........ 40S As
1 S.ty sini,ine FIND - 1918
County bridge and building fund ll,40s os
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-15
SENATE APPLAUDS
WILSON, ANSWER
To GERMAN NOTE
fconilnuea from FAee ll

lloNluunn lF"lh Ah'
Mo who am certain desire an un-
1nd.,ional surrender won by the
.rmios iu the field
Presidcut Removes Al Doubt
Senator Hitchcock said
Ny view IS thatd re president has
removed an doubts' that have been
oppressed as 90 thr wisdom of hts
course aud provided against all the
danger that critics have seen IN IN"
policies be- has been pursuing
tie LAYS great stress ON the iact
mar fh. conditions to be- met viii
mean tho downfall of military autoc-
r.cy ot Germany
Th. note comes mp Co all public
expectation. n every way said
senator Martin OF Virginia. the Dem
0.muc leader
other eulfor VINO issued state
meu'- approving 'he reply included
senator Wad 0r'h OF New York
nd NeV of indiana Republicans,
ui r.fmar Nevada Thomas Col
arado. shop ard Texas and over.
wu Nurfb Carolina. Democrats
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-15
>ttiN ~ Stills 80 Uoa. Ooo
WORTH 90 tlHlH1N EONn,

N"H.
NHW WORM U.t Do the-fr.
., hrh official. .f hr o. IS shin
pms .lrf |T.mtf. representa-
1850. U' .Ht .e.Ht .fNo lllird ua-
Hon. lrU several hundred citizen.
H. Hai Hr Hh..rIbed 600.
r ..H.It HuuH. ~ o. souaiional
auction .urUlHrU ht Chas "
.u.HN Irs.'.r general of ths
Emergency FIe,. Corporation. tho
fabricated nrl. vessels Miles
fnd I.n.Hrf acre launched TODAY
fN. Submarine Half corporation p
N.sart shIrwrd
The launching ~ The vessels
I.H.I hf Mre Woodrow Wilson
E.. bars nI tho Allies uny prn.
" Hf fhs fourth LIhsrt, loan
mnairr HHt .oIinr.I lun heer
endowed fhs diplomat. b, Goo Firh
tFerua aaanrIafinu af ehith Sfhuah
-erHr-fef ha +ssie~ ~ q unhuif
.afE1 .hips
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-15
PRESIDENT WILSON
AGAIN URGES NATION
To SUPPORT LOAN
RELAXATION AND HESITATION
WOULD MIAN DEFEAT.
~ SAYS
MINNEAPOLIS FIRST OVER
Dalla- federal Re-.rse District
snls- Nov Total $685. $500
90 ~ Per Cent ~ IT.
Quota.

10 N...sI.d rrs.
HAamNGTuN oct ~ Pfesi.
dent Wilson today Issued thi.
abatement ou fhr fourth Liberty
loan
The r,pls d. The German
government fu my note pf In
uus dated October gives
OCCASION f0I me lu ny fo my
frliD~ r0unfrWu that uo 70.
cent events have boz any Ray
diminished mo vital import
au.r uf Liberty Joan UriaKa-
ZION uuN hesitation uoN would
mean defeat eusu, ..tuu ."ems
no b, 900 sight HpuId mean
sstf of sa instead oi p"ac.
upon YHr uau Irm
earnestly request every
patriotic American fu leave to
fhr government 4l fhe United
State. and tho AINrs the mo-
msuf1u. uI.,u. .0u melted by
Germans and .H .nWrmIrr that
Con- each mau I.. iUu De- tu
strengthen th' band. nt these
governments luH Poo do b. Iu the
mn.i important Uaf UoH by
hHHbuT Zoo fHr utmost OF
Ha ability toI H.uH. OF the
fourth Iinrri. loan That loan
m.sf boz su.rr. sirI im sure
that thr American people will
noi DU io 700 their duf. and
make DO .uUrpssful
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-15
AMERICAN SOLDIERS
MAKE $50 COFFINS
FOR 0TRANT0 DEAD
saa noniFs WASHED ~. iGs ~
MHICI. HNNE Rim
IDFNTtIIfn.

ISL. ,Nu OF isLNY scotland oC
u nrrlcan soldiers hrouahl
here fo 20 in recovering me ho'ii''
lf the.I lmradcs lns' In the otfan
'n dis Dol arr engaged iu makinf
ESQ col as. although tho seafcher'
,.l'ets frt more Than 200 l-"din
slu be- .sunf owing N an adverse
-harr - eind
uf acG hodie. already wash
"a 10 ff- h7ve been identified
vhls IN Others are known N Pc
fhoes .F American huf have not
co. h..r identified All % tho
hodis ave heen temporarily buried
~err Poo hamiet ~ kilchoman n
hnas ftes IN IN rurn field fheY
snl ir re-irterraf win rroner rere-
NOME ron sufficient coffin have
heen aished
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-15

r .s..HI|
WASHINGTON or ~ After
rUHr hs reply f0 fhc German
....r offer Pre- ldrui Wilson to
.I.Ut n formal statement 10 the
american people renewed his urg
'uI request fOr support 90 The
uurth Liberty loan
Relaxation nov. hesitation now.
would mean defeat when yirtorN
seems 10 be ~ sight would mean
years ~ war instead ~ I~acc upon
pui terms said ihr president
CuInriiaut win the president q
statement tho treasury department
amour. 90 that with but tive days
.Ian of the loan campaign half oi
fhp "A. billion dollar total remains
io Boz subscribed That means that
the country most invest nearly one
YH.r dollars lty n bonds from
Inna uuIi saturday midnight when
Itb. three weeks drive ends
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-03

over The top" each one knows that
the american Red Cross is backing
him mp, no matter what happens
Pay the President---
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-03
ANSWERS


W
'Hhat IS he end Of each man S
tol
Brother o Brother"
handful OF dust in bit Of soil -
I., name forgotten as centuries RON.
Though blaz0ned today ou Glory S
scroll
Dor the lordiiest work uf brain OF
hand
only an imprint made on sand
When the tidal wave sweeps over
NE shore,
j. is there no more.
Brother, my brother"
'Iaen what is the use Of s,rvuE at
all
Brother O Brother"
because each elton, ue rreat or
.-a step ou the 'uus .uf road that
leads
|" The Kingdom Of Growth 900 The
River OF Deeds
aud that Is the Kingdom 300 NAN
can gain
I'D. Dee uses his hand and DTS mind
and brain.
.IrI when he has used them and
learned control
l.y finds bis soul
Brother my brother
'All after De finds it what is the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-03
FIRE Loss IN CITY
FOR UC7TBTF- ts.iiGIilTT
CHIEFS REPORT SHOWS

Ir. report uf 30 H Jones'. city
.r. ..... n as report for ihc month
e.. ."... .a1N tDy feV calls and
... Ie %" boss were worry SUCCESS
W m handling tHc blazcs with but
I'... 90 tH. owners on, cal
..se aHuu leaving only thrco
.H''uus uu thc Hth. cali
:. West Seventh street. S. o..
..... owners boss $3.50. cause. coal
.l "Ht. explosion, pu the 10th. to
" Seventh .reet b. diminish.
.HH, . $1,000. cause unknown
O OBJ. I..r ,JI to sol Harrison
street. p } 1c1.I'h owner no loss
...
IHN 'hC President -
Irl q Daily News Want Ad.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-03

N.N HN dD.r b0g .at. crossed H..
U..hg
Iu taht Tor Liberty
."Fto ru' tla Pep. Morale .n
Motion.
F. H.. .0r Nu and m.
...H ... %. n' Doc up uI DOING
rn .hH bloody u.
.- I.. WuH .... Do. Uu e.u. fua
F.. -..- IDl dear IUt U..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-03

The man who is conscious that
heaven .s near
"a buncun-bcacr from Thcrs 20
Here.
Finding God dwells 90 the spirit
within.
Who're he ever has been.
Brother my brother.
And WHIST viii the Goldman do
when be comes,
Brother Cd Rrother?'
'Iic win better tdo world. or in
courts coz -.ums
he NIl Io Boz E.aduess his nearest
duty
He viii reach thc religion @, love
suu beauty.
I'm u..d. Or factory mine. or mart.
While he tolls the world of the
larger part
and the wider lite that Is set 20 bc,
When spirit is free.
Brother my brother
when Spirit BIS free then who're
win 30 go.
Brother % Brother
los uttermost summit no man may
know.
For o. goes up t0 God m his holy
tower
To gather more knowledge and
force and power
Like Cd ray ui The suu 10 shall shine
again.
To brighten new planets and races
o., men
Li., had no beginning life Uas nu
end.
Brother and friend
Brother my brother.
Pay the Prnsissnt .-
The Nauks have reached the
firing lime So have the rolling
,auteaus with Che Red Cross men
On charge Here after long weary
hours .u tho muddy trenches each
man i- given rcamBg chocolate
and tM.t sandwich This may
NOT seem much. bat 90 q hiking SOLE
d'er 30 meal. % different outlook on
life And when the troops go
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-03

T" "|| I'|TIIUT -
lg q Daily News Want Ad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-03

We else do refining remodeing and making Of Coats
Suits and Furg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-03
Iah the EftSlOeNI -
HBl~TNNS PARCELS FOR
OFFICERS ANn MIN N TiIE
[. =. NAVAL SERVICE

uu, navy department has advised
hai parcels intended for officers and
mon Ua the United States naval yes
sob. 200 tue home water. and abroad
.r .1ucd a' naval bases or rta-
.Iu boo foreign waters should con-
nm fu OBJ. following conditions
Trf Parcels may not exceed 20
pound. boz anigb' auJ must hN-o pre-.
mr.I tor mailing that the contents
..n Boz ,u SOS examined Substantial.
.uN.. 0r other cOn,Juere preferably
.IfH Uuesd or screw top cover VIII
facilitate inspection. should boz used
Second The parcels mus' bear
.U. ume and address oi tAe sender
u .hs upper .e,t hand corner OF The
ldre.ss4 side and boz addressed boz
.1e following manner
.AI Name 0f addresses iu tul
lEcflcr with his rank or rating
.BH Tile designation 90 station
ur naval base or vessel to which ad-
Hr.. a attached
co., Care oi supply officer
Fleet supply Base TVeuty-uinth
street aut Third avenue. Bush Termi-
rf' station Brooklyn New York
.uF The words christmas Box.
Ur Ubr mas Present
Third Parcels prepared ana 1d-
dressed boo accordance with the fore
HHr 500. Ue rhar.eable VITA posi-.
<. l fourth elias, or parcel post
.... HHr.. Uur|f.aNIH between Dos.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-03
Pay the President -
10 Tor y. " CANNON
NAIl.S IOH MAg IONI

Doctor % ~ Cannon of Ch.
sO sailed Inr the uar zone o.
1Dr Do at the invitation of tle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-03
What GO send the Boy- Ia Camp.
~ Alice bradley. ......

IH... ~lu provides excellent
holiday tuuer. for the boss iu bis
.r..s maybe better than vc have
lHreIte. ta' .be food d. prepared
such large quantities that 10
necessarily lacks tte home flavor.
E0Es .aH alvar cat something
U.r. .rH RIu welcome With JOY
.E fr.H mother COO sister or sweet
I.arf Since there viii be mauv
.I bose. iu most camps. the con
f.." 500. % O.. OIL packed so AZ can
a..r '0r several DAYS without do
..uf.ur Picture post cards no
a-f.rr .f ..lIsrI uapshois. and "a
.t. .. Too e puzzle. eau be tucked
among fbr "oafs thc more The
.r.er To guarantee sdc lr-
.a. ra,. each article by itself
s .ua.fr l0utauer Elfh plenty OF
ga. paper. and ruf zoo into a boz
rIrIerble % wood that Will stand
bump. chat may be given by the
posi- office Oh expires emploves Al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-03

The Bureau of Military Relief has
issued can for hospital rugs for
tbe American Base Hospitals. ANA
rl0s quota is 10 rugs feet hy 8
feet Cut materials I IL inches
|tO inches wide according 20
weight oi material Start with a
braid about IL feet long, turn
aud without cutting sew the two
strap. together. using heavy linen
thread. this double strip 90 be used
3s the nucleus of the rug - con-
uuou. braid may DE used but the
anal effect Is not so pleasing as
when each round IS put on as a
unit Use any color for body OF
mug aud use the braid OF one color
border effects
Those rugs must De- shipped be-
'oro November a0fh Those wbo
su' furnish one viii kindly phone
number ,U-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-03

,"'"' ''."' "' 'N.'..'N' wen haI
''i' ~ '''''" "' o. ''" ''-. lha' f
'N'' N'"'' %. take ..' place . q
rs .''. ''.''
''' ''.' "ue cup brown
~" WV spoons ~dlt on'-ha..
.Up ''".'s'' ''' - p"'n cinnamon
W" ups DOT wafer one teaspoon
i''''' Jour 'anl'sN'nhs shortening
N''". -".'. one package
''i'''-. TWO .''rpuune 'H. voter 'vr
'up' I'' ..''f one cup Nour hol
.E'. i'''a'. 'No r'n- uoi water
-ho'ieIlrf ''-'" .i cinnamon
.hN Gloves .'n minute. Add soda
dissolved 300 Two teaspoons hot water
'nd rye Hour ana corn flour mixed
ana Suited Beat WrlI ana pour into
a large. wen CREASED RIM Buy 70
cheap pan iur This cake ana send 10
n ihe pan in which % i- baked
Fnv me President -
me f''hcrl'~N children of France.
over One million children OFF
france nave been made orphan. hy
lhl. "ofll N.f IA' E.'h'r'o.s Chile
lrrn OF Franco oucH'E H America
wants ,o provide i0r 10 least Two
hundred ana TRY chou ud of these
orphans hF ihe first o.. .Ha year I'm.
nlan OF giving ton cents dav three
Iolais month oT 'h.rty-siN DOL
'dr. tea' makes D. possible Cor "a
ul'I in 'iaA 100 l'' town or village
81 OF "H fHH thor |... Hr.|.H ... ...,.. .
mothers ear. vbsr. mon. b..
liu.n a. aIHr and hur...r,.. b..,....
hold rar. ,I,., mad. ...... .... ....
better condition. lana. ,.,.,.
$50 creator work cam ba dome for
France mann f. r.,. .t.. -.,f
he chanc. af getting which tb,ir
a'hers death ha. H.urF.I r..'
Their plight Is .r ..er..... .g.,.t
mus' bc m. fmmaa.fa,r f.- ..
cleo. during one or two va4r. nf tho
1hy ic.. mental l.F moral v.It.-.
II thc Ch. .... l. .....-...
ater And fha hru .. ba .r'.,Iir.
must Dee given lt once
S-Do th, Junior Fsl Drr.. t.,r
n - work. twelve .hI.dr ar. /,
nt cared l0r by th. different er.4r.
1i our schools aud eight bv nHird.
I.s. and ono D.. c.ul.y .....I
l.4s. Cd DOB 900 W. bop. l..lro fta
i.-c u. th, present month m4rv
more viii Uc cared Ur Hr Ar.rHf'
Nr water, SHOW how much limo ir-
.rost 0t America mean. ru F.ar..
As GOA. lif. r...H rr. er.-..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-03

"oyor The top" each one knows that
the american Red Cross is backing
him mp, no matter what happens
Pay the Presidcnt---
Junior Red Cross.
The Junior members OF the Red
Cross are happy 90 be called upon
.o do a specific thing for our SOL
d,ers over there
The juniors Hospital story
Books are easily made and now
while the Juniors cannot do some
other patriotic work which had
been planned. this ia the time 90
make story hooks
Use q plain paper FOR cover.
decorate % with pretty picture.
se one good short story. and just
"a fcU jokes. % "a part Of some
other story or article is ON the other
side of the paper pretty pictures a
few poems OF jokes may be- pasted
over it
While the schools and Red Cross
rooms are closed these books may
hc sent Go liUq Tyler street
These books are needed NOW 90
ba SEN, to France TO the wounded
soldiers boz the hospitals The sick
men cannot handle or read heavier
hooks and they want @ good short
story
Paw The President
Christmas Parcels.
The RED Cross has uu' received
iba cartons u which tO ship the
Christmas parcels, aud Oh" public
.VI'l Doc notified just a. soon as they
III .rrLLn-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22

are spending a few days with rela-
tives in AIuncie.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moser and
children of Wyatt spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fetters.
Miss Verna Melind, ST. Joseph.
Mich. spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Cpl Alphonse Van Holsbeke spent
Saturday and sunday with his faith
er. August Van Holsbeke, 5. Spring
ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joshick. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Joshick of this city,
and Mrs. George Allen Of Elkhart
spent Sunday at Eagle Point
Mr.. and Mrs Norman +. Brandt
of Michigan City. spent Sunday with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Doll, 515 Lin
coin way w, have gone to Kimmel,
Ind. 10 spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Hayes of this
city and their guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Reynolds and daughter of
Waterloo. "a, have gone 10 Marcel
lus. Mich. where they will enjoy an
outing at Fish lake.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22
HOME GUARDS WILL
DANCE FOR FUNDS

Arrangements for the ball 10 be
given by the AIishawaka battaeion OF
the home guards on Friday night at
the Mishawaka hotel have been
about completed. Frederlckson's
orchestra. which provided such ex-
ceIlent music 81 the last ball, has
been engaged 20 play for the dancing
which will be held in the hotel, and
Negotiations are now under way
which viii result I'm providing Of eX-
celient music for the dancing which
IS 10 be held out on Third ST
The serving Of refreshments is in
charge of the Mishawaka Red Cross.
which insures satisfaction and en-
joyment 10 every one who desires
refreshments.
Every effort is being eXerted 10
make this ball the event Of the sum
mer. and il is the hope of all those
who are directly interested in the
home guard and the Red Cross
movement. that every one in Misha-
vaka who is able TO do so do his
bit i'm making it not only a social but
financial success. It is hardly
necessary TO 10 call attention 70 the
good work which is being done by
both the Mishawaka Red Cross and
Mishawaka home guards. They are
both very essential institutions and
certainly deserve the support OF
every citizen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22
CLUSTER LIGHTS
WILL Be REDUCED
Board of Public Works Ignores
Petition From Bust
ness Men.

AT meeting Of the board of pub
lie works Monday morning a petition
signed By nearly every business man
in the city, asking the board to keep
the present cluster system Of light
ing in the downtown districts. and
not 10 substitute the single fixture,
was turned down cold. The members
of the board seemed 10 feel that
il was N imposition that any one
should put in kick upon any thing
they contemplated doing, and dis
missed the matter with few words
The single lighting post is in use
by many of the larger cities and is
more economical in the amount OF
current il takes and in the upkeep
Of globes The city has purchased a
sample fixture and has attached It
to corner post on y. Church and
First SITS. The installing OF the new
system Will be done by the regular
city electrical force.
1t has been suggested by several
prominent business men that if the
city administration is so desirsus of
saving money that II cut out the two
outside globes on the present sys-
tenn and burn only the top one until
after the war.
A petition presented by the Dodge
Mfg. Co, requesting that the cross
ing on Beiger and Burket SITS, and at
the New York Central lines. be fix
ed up as they were in bad shape, was
granted.
A protest by the same company
against building a sidewalk along
their factory on S. Union St. as was
ordered a year ago was refused. The
permit for the walk was taken out
some time ago but the work was not
started. Supt. Of Water and Electric
Lights Kline was commissioned TO
buy 100 electric meters before the
price goes up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22
ARREST FOUR IN
GAMBLING RAID
Mike Harr, Frank MoInar
Steve Higgins and Frank
Roger Plead Guilty.

Nike Harr Frank Molnar. steve
Higgins and Frank Roger, were
each fined 50 and costs by Judge
Feig in the police court Monday
morning afer pleading guilty TO
gambling. They all paid.
The men were arrested when Of
ficers Gerard, Crothers Beran and
Asst. Chief Ross raided the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fusick. PA T..
Mishawaka ave, late Sunday night.
The police found the men playing
cards and S4.35 in money on the
table. The men said that they had
been playing siXty-siX for a nickel,
raised sometimes TO a dime. The
Fusicks were convicted on blind
tiger charge in the police court
about three months ago.
Lawrence Krotch pleaded guilty
20 intoxication and was fined 50 and
costs. which he stayed
George Bowman also entered a
plea Of guilty to INVESTIGATION and
was fined IS and costs which he
paid
Leonard Whitaker pleaded gull
" 10 being drunk and was fined 50
and costs, which he paid.