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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-01
GLASS STAINED BY X-RAYS
Expe ciments Have Shown These Pro.
duce the Same Effect as the
Light OF the sun.

1t is well known that glass exposed
FOR long To sunlight acquires Il violet
tlnt. In very old houses the windows
racing south Hr" Ottcn distinctly vio-
let. Experiments recently made in the
laboratories of In" General Electric
company ut Schenectady with N.rays
prove that these can be used to dyr
glass in many colurS principally an
amcihyStin" violet ana an alubcr vel
low, but also Green ana bright yellow.
These colors, according to Nj. Ro-
scnthal who conducted tho cXncri-
mcntS, arc due TO notifications of the
physical structure of The glass ana not
to chemical alterations. The color can
be made to penetrate to any desired
depth, from q mere surface tint to
complete c"lorAtiOn of the cutil~ sub
stance. Ana The same method can be
applied to tin'ing porcelain enamel
and precious stones.
An Interesting and Important fact
about this glass that has hccn colurcd
by long exposure to N-rayS is that It
becomes inp"rviouS to the raliutions
that have transformed il. Thus it can
be used as Il protection ag;inSt tho
g'ar" Of tho sun or the snow and
agait.7t the N-rayS themselves.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28
Atro LIs,soN No. 100


Tho ilnal Drive,
THO u,tuaA uf Transmitting me
| drive from tho propeller shaft 10 th,
/ f"Is wheels be- known us tho fiua,
/ drive Thcro age four types of fna,
drive used nndc'y The bowel gear
and riuIuu tho chain. the worm
d UHI worm Vh,yl ANA the Internal
gear drive. Tho first of thcso iB
/ used ln pleasure cars and light
trucks while tho last three are
used in the heavier trucks
Nu entirely utlsfuctory WechBu.
iHm has Set been devised for driving
ono shiu hy another when the
shafts are at about night ungiee to
1 one another Tho bsyel E,0r and
plnion "a perhaps the most uatiHfaC-
| tory but 10 has many faults. and 10
| either the goar or pintou iH poorly
cot or even slightly worn, or " they
are not set lust yight, noise viii re-
nult and possibly tho teeth strip OF
| break.
The reason tor this can Doe seen
| from F1E J. The circumference Of
| the lNt hand portion ~ tho gear b.
greater than that of the riEht-hand
or inner portion This means that
! the teeth must bc thicker ON the out
| side than on the inside the same
being true OF the driving ptnlon. The
| smaller or driving gear is called the
| plniun
Obviously. tho plnion must bA set
| 80 that the thick. outer portion Of its
/ teeth como tEuCtly into the CORES.
| poudinK wider spaces ~ tho rear
| u u is set too fsr Co tho night In
| the case of f1r I the hcay~ portion
OF the teeth will have TO try ~tnd
| wedge into spaces 600 small for
thMu. while N SET toF far Co the left
| tho heavy portion OF tNe teeth OF the
gcpr will have TO wedge into spaces
on IA opinion which are too small
n the pipiou iE only little out
of tho proper setting there VIII be a
| grow ling" but u much out. the
teeth yin soon bo broken. II " very
important. therefore that the pinion
be set up prspeily
OFTEN "a neN gear and pinion. even
when properly set. will hum 20
some extent there being a slight
fault In the cutting of them
Not only must tho gear and pin
lon ho set properly. With respect 20
having the teeth M into their proper
spaces but they should be set 80
that the ton " the tooth comes Ga
about one sixty fourth OF an inch
trcm tho bottom Of its space. n set
closer than this the teeth will bot
tom" which will also cause =
"Frowl.' while II set 800 far away
thorc,wiu be "A drumming"
How Ia Adjust rinion.
Figure @ shows tho piniou. th'
pluiou SHAFT. the plnisn shaft hous
lnE. the piniun shaft bearings Hnc
the adjusting nuts
n 10 wcro necessary 20 move tn
piplou tu tho right the. nut A an,
the lock nut I would be loosened an,
tho nut B then turned so aH to scrcc
90 the right, after which the nut 4
is JpST ughtened aEain.
n the piniun is 10 hr moved to IN
left tho nut u is turned 80 as q
move 90 the lrft the desired amount
and tho nut A then turned until lh
bearing e. just hits the nut II again
I'm order to gt at the nut u
hole is generally cut In tho top Of tn
housing. the cover OF which also act
aH a lock Tor the. nut u. 80 as 10 pre-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28

OH ssre and ammcter nH. prevent
variety ~ rpubloH which "t. Ir..
suli On Nfup. more lH Irw rrrinu" To
ls douhim II ono uoiuu#i lr H lN'
.Dut hlH trained UIfn M ."1
ip watch hag Instruments .' ..'i
n anything Hors wrong %" "I'l "'
warned in Nrr 10 prevent amy .If
.urr dumug, a reduction w. nII
Uror.Iro may indicate uu pump
trouble. acH of DII supply u. ptrntnH
may bc ono Indication "f t loose"
hrrrug % the case uf "a pressure
ten. ~ ans rate. vs. hrn itu n.. pr
uuro falls it E high Time n COOS "u'
what ihe trouble Boz without waiting
10 hc4r the dtatrrEgirE hnWWrr n' t
loose hearing a constant wh.rh
must be maintained ~ the on E1a'
Ir Co he an effective WatuiuE aignN.
Ammctrr Gives Warning.
The nmm,trr Will show not only
normal charge aud discharge but i'
viii also rive immediate warnirg of
short circuit or defect vii h
would soon burn up 'hc generator
Nlndlnr The sruuhlc must De Iie.
covered soon after % occurs 10 ar'
. ious damage Ia 10 hr prevented J"F'
how 60 effect a cure dcpendA uu what
la wrong. but at least tnc wh.1uE u
plain
\ brokon spring is rn .ntuI 1
roadgids difnculty which Nf''.N 'h'
L temperature and tempo. /. .r U|.
ITO prevent this truHN., ?. flr f..'
place. careful drNine n.. '''u.r
.it m ihe second It.r II "u. .E
f IH broken At lnr t..f Hf IruH' '.Ura
is usually one leaf ous lnot CRACK.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28

Bo, scouts ~ tho Goodyear Tire
and Ilubher company, ln 70 biz scout
camp near Akron. ohio were ~
great assistance, during the straw
tOrry soBSon. 10 tho owners NJ q
biz ntrnVlierry hcid not tr from the
camp owing to the extreme short
age ~ farm labor 10 VnH only
through the voluntary assistance ~
the scouts Chat many bushels of
berries were saved for the markets
The bows pitched Boo With ent'rl'.
asm and In short tim, picked eight
thousand quarts Of straw berries
9coutmaater - NJ Glis was In
charge ~ the party.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28
PACKARD THIRD SERIES
CONTINUED INDEFINITELY 7
Announcement That Company DOES
Not Bolicvo In Policy Of Stalking
New Models for Pleasure.

The third sories Packard Twin Six
will be continued for an Indefinite
time.
The chief purpose " new model
la to- incorporate the improvements
which AN added years experience
has shown To- bc necessary I'm a
time like the present the Packard
company feels according to an an
nouncrment ot poEty made public,
that tho bringing out ot a separate
model merely for the sake 80 change
and ot slight Improvement would
not be warranted Packard prefers
to devote itg engineering and manu-
featuring talent 20 more urgent
work and more tor-rraching results.
II is pointed out that production
Of messenger ears " the highest
quality rs being reduced far below
normal demand At time whom
m the ordinary year makers are an
nouncing new models, there now is
every indication of a serious short
are This, ahortaFe "A due Ia the
fact that such materials - chrome
nickel steel. aluminium bronze
second growth hickory and imported
hides are exactly the thinge needed
for Instruments of war
At the same time. every condition
~ Tho times sets a premium on cars
Of character and lasting worth A
GOOD car N necessary 90 the efficient
man of affairs " ls 20 him mode
OF travel assurance ~ swift and safe
transportation over any road. Con
seoueutb. an iscreased demand Is
created NJ the same time that a
shortage ot materials cuts down the
Eupply.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28
~. 1nnN A. wmLasl


pHrunpf tIr pirH HuutrHi piH'' 100
iho world ou o. not Summer lny DO
noninl lhe who, uf good ear
which ig bowilug liuuE fine "unifj
road az mfficirw speed to mat me
passIug rush of uir comfortably coos
tu, occupant BA l'Is cup ut bliss
.nIrrdht.l, Turns tp gnil when
4onr-ffirF suddenly ru0E wruHg ana
tun driver is called from his sea-
io .Nolirr over hot engine untrr
.ur .ntcu . fayH az n summer Hl p.
IIsla Tr,y moments OF trouble with
If. attendant htl' and grim" are
sufficient TO mar t p'fI'.t Gay 80
lne problem iH To pi'''nl 'h'Ho '.up"
nH fpr m possible '''" 'h"utN ''''
may hn rare
rBuEing 70 haiNy engine by mana
b. guaranteed to wIlt amy 'n.hr al ]
ip develop % rVId temper 'n h'
'''i 'l 20, N''h ,,t oy,r.
"'. I"' 'h' ''' ~, 'I...
.""h'd In'i 'ppi'Nl.''''..' ,.',i,,,
cog. n'' 'E'"t '' ...,,, ,,'''''
WIN Ih' N'''.''",'N
eicmcd VII .. "a
Tlr writer recently saw a motnfi1i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28

vrDt lts turning of it, own accord
Figure 3 shows the bowel gear ana
he ditfwcntial to which Il rs fast
nod I'm the axle housing. Here f.
and = are the adjusting nuts by
ni,h The heyel gear can be moved
10 the right or left
4 mum Der ~ makes of cars nota
hly tho Ford have no means Tor nd
uNuuF tho gear or pinion These
earn arc so designed that the gear
and pinion can be placed In only one
position.
A. in most cars the ditferentiaI
makes i' Impossible 10 see how the
gear and pinion B set. its adjustment
must often be made entirely by sense
" touch aud hearing II IL Tor this
reason that this work should be
lcft 90 a mechanic accustomed to
doing it
Let II fh,nc" N good advice os
regards number OF parts of the
automobile, and can be applied to
some extent to tho ditfereutisl gear
HHd driving plnlon. but II YOU have
r,8sou % believe that these are mot
properly set, have them reset At
once. but by a high grade automobile
mechanic only The ordinary ma
chinist, no matter how fine a me
chanic cannot do this
4 worn KeAr and pinion will be
noisy. this also often being true of
new gear and pinlun. unless they
were previously ground In" on one
another Manufacturers who hive
the gear and pinion ground In" be
/ fore installing In car will not sell
gear or pinion separately In case
one needs replacing but will insist
/ that the two be purchased together
or late Years many cars are
equipped with spiral gears and pin
/ ions In these the teeth. Instead ot
| Nclng cut straight. are cut 20 the ser
/ mcnts of a spiral They have proven
/ 20 he more nearly noiselesH than the
straight beve lgcnr and pinion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28
H0tU to AU0id Troubles When out
hot Sun win Motor Vehicle


tyrc Jos not rich enough 10 500. 'no
plugs
Always Till Iudhto'
in tho middle OF umutuuOu
road. several miles long. one motor.
iHr found that the water Iu nih ftiI
afpr bad hpllrd away lle spent ltt
an hour Ou nehot day NllinL hlh rai.-
tfur by moltN ~ folding drinking
run The I'm mediate cause uf al
this d4comftrt and needless waste
rr dime and energy WhH the fart mat
hc forgot 90 hli the radiator hTfU '
leaving home iiut . thai % tuIding
wsisr bucket would have been u ne.
saver
Tho general condition ~ me car
HhoaildN be watched very r,OsHIy
Whsneyor the oil and grease cupr
arc fJled d careful watch should be
fnHdr Tor loose nu'f and parts ou' ni
adjustment In this way a large per
c-n,IEs OF troubles can be nipped
iu the bud
Nothing is more dl1ErrspbIc when
out On road than tu be- ,pmp"Hc
fo pump up H spare urD Hfirf y
h1a bsu put on hoo place 1f one which
IFS puh,turri Therefore IL be- do.
Hrnhlo Co inspect Initiation of ihe
NINff IlIfu hIlfN fUfhhN# ~ NNhN a
sioN leakage may De rcotitisd
A losuae fan boil' 10 not always
readily ughtSned and may entail
sonto disaErceR work Furlhe
more. ~ IL uuito likely that ~ VIII
/ FIRST demand attention on. vrrj
warm dAy vh~a cooling condition
arc the worst Therefore the at
. iustment OF the fan belt should b'
/ WAtclcd
NauCh Tires.
soupeilmss blowout win give a
warning beforehand. 4uB allOvina
J the tirv change 60 bo made by
garage attendant Instead ~ hy your
self In some sunny spot ON The road
fif Inc tirsa hre Inspected in % cur
sory way every day you viii fnd
Z that blowout viii often %, iuiI
rr'ed h. swelling or lump ON 'h,
shoe This may he due 90 a gnnd
u,H,ur. a. not. watch Tor blow
out When the" ~ yelling is caused
By sand blister there will he cot
'iu the vicinity through which sand
and moisture have made ihnir waj
inside, separating the tread fros ihs
fabric ami forming u lump
A crrrful and continual watch OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28
Storage
and


In our large building, built espe-
cially for this business, we have
ample facilities to care for your
car. Our repair shop, on the
second Goor, is one of the most
completely equipped in the
southwest.
Long waits for your car are
avoided, as we only store two
deep and no matter what time
you may want your car only one
other will have to be moved pe
fore yours.
We have room for several more
cars.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28

Whhlchonc for CorScts Again
whalebonN formerly I'm general
rso for corset stays. is coming into
uee again for thst purpose because
N tho hlFh price Of steel -- People =
Home Journal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28
Columbia.
Six
Passenger Cars

We have secured the agency for
the Columbia Six, one of the
most concrete examples Of auto
mobile stamina and beauty on
the market. This car, in ours
opinion, is destined to be one of
the amazing successes of the
year, for the reason that it is an
assembled car, using exclusive
ly the highest grade units made
in America, manufactured un-
der the supervision of men who
have long been identified with
the foremost automobile sue
cesses in the country.
1t will be a pleasure TO demon
stratc this car for you.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28
Gran1nl-
y
Bernstein
Trucks

When a Gramm-Bernstein truck
starts work on your hauling or
delivery, you will know how
much motor trucking can earn
and save your business. We can
estimate this for your conditions
very accurately and will be glad
to make any demonstration you
may desire.
You do yourself and business an
injustice if you buy a truck with
out investigating the Gramm-
Bernstein.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28

Miieopcr Gallon -
More Miles on Tires
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28

yro Jos not rich enough TO .ooa mo
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-05-09

in eastern cities; it being understood
that Up to date lights will be INSTALL
ed and that they will furnish satisfac.
tory light.
It was further agreed that the volt
age will be maintained at ITO volts,
more or less, and at a reasonable va
ration.
1t is further agreed that the
switches for the street lights will be
changed and that they will be placed
in the City Hall.
On motion meeting adjourned.
Attest: Robert Jasman,
]. T. Smith, Mayor
City Auditor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-05-09

to serve as City Marshal and Supt. cf
Water Works and Street Commits
sioner until the next regular neeting.
A motion was made and seconded
that he receive salary of $76. 90
for such service. Motion carried.
The assessors bond was presented
and on motion accepted.
The following bill was presented
and allowed: G. G. Thorpe. rent of
Hall for Red Cross meetings and DR..
Culkertson's lecture, $40. 90.
On motion meeting adjourned.
Attest: Robert Jasman,
]. T. Smith, Mayor.
City Auditor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-05-09

May z, 1918.
Adjourned meeting Of council.
Meeting called to order by Mayor
Jasman.
On roll call the following alder
men were present: Herman, Minnich,
Wanek, zolnowsky, Ser, Reindl.
The following bills were presented
and allowed:
Karl Woehl, labor 500. 90
C. A. DeSilva, salary, 1900
The following resolution was pre-
scented and passed by full vote:
I" Whereas the South Dakota Light
and Power Company has for more
than three months last passed failed
to furnish electric light and power
service in accordance to the terms of
its franchise. therefore be it resolved
that notice be served upon said com.
pany in accordance to the terms, and
for the reasons assigned in Paragraph
Nine Of said franchise, whereupon
said notice was served upon w. H.
Burtis, the president Of said compa-
n.y.,
It was agreed by the South Dakota
Light and Power Company and the
City Council that the present sire ct
lights, six in number, will be chang
ed by the South Dakota. Light and
Power Company at their expense with
in q, reasonable time 60 that street
lights will be equal to similar lights
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-05-09
Council Proceedings

City Council Room. May6, 1918.
Regular meeting At council.
Meeting called to order by Mayor
Jasman. On roll call the following
aldermen were present: Herman. Zol-
nowsky, Wanek. Minnich, Serr,
Reindl.
Motion was made and seconded that
Alderman Zolnowsky be elected as
president Of the council. All mem
bsrs voted ii the affirmative.
The following appointments were
made By the mayor:
City Auditor y. T. Smith.
City Attorney y. l.. Quinn.
Assessor G. G. Thorpe.
City Plumber A. D. Ardery.
Police JUSTICE. F. Schmidt.
Official Paper Citizen Republican.
Board OF Sanitation DR.. Koobs and
committees.
On motion the above appointments
1 were cofirmed.
: = e 4f
The following Standing Committees
were appointed by the mayor:
Finance Minnich and Zolnowsky.
Water Serr and Reindl.
I Lights Zolnowsky and Wanek.
Streets and Alleys Herman and Ser.
Police Reindl and Herman.
Fire Wanek and Minnich.
Public Buildings and Grounds FOL
nowsky and Wanek.
The following resolution was Offer
ed for passage BY AID, Reindl
Be It resolved that a Chisf of Po-
lice DO appointed and that he consti-
tute the sole member Of the police de-
partmsnt, and that he also perform
the duties Of Supt. Of Water Works
and Street Commissioner Of the city Of
Scotland, S. D., and that his salary
b. not less than $50. 90 or more than
500. 90 per month, payable at the
end 81 each month.
on roll call the following aldermen
voted ii the affirmative Herman,
Zolnowsky, Reindl, Ser, Minnich,
Wanek. Resolution declared passed
The Mayor requested D. "A. Sowl
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-05-09

4 W.
S. NJ. Brann Of Springfield was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Mahaney returned to Sioux
City Wednesday.
Solomon Beim went to Chicago
Monday to purchase goods for his
store.
This section was visited by fine
Il t1h1uiider shows or at an early hour this
morning.
DR.. H. ]. G. Koobs left on the
early train Wednesday morning for
1T. Dodge, Ia.
Mr.. Nick Jungman, who has been
having siege with erysipelas Il
again able to be out.
Rev. G. W. Langdon went e
Mitchell yesterday 10 attend dis
trict conference Of the Methodist
church. s'7s
s Dr.. g. n. Trotter, veterinarian. ID
now located in Scotland and will an
swer all calls left at Stevenson's
garage Adv.
Don't forget the First Grade Play
Friday evening. May 10, at 8 o.
clock. Tickets on sale at Max, Drug
Store Grown Folks, 35c; Children.
pc. Proceeia for Red Crosse.
The remains of Mn. Robert Doll
lard, who died at her home ia Santa
Monica. Cal. few weeks ago. are
expected TO arrive for burial today.
accompanied By her sister Mrs, Lund.
Funeral services will Re held II the
Methodist church on Friday It .
o'clock p nj, and the remains viii
be placed in the vsult ID Rosehill
cemetery. BY The side Of her husband
Who died shout seven yesrs ago.
On Monday evening May 9Th. a-
bout fifty guests gathered at the j
y. Harris home Il. participate Is i
farewell reception for Raw. 3. q.
Hayes who has been hslding Z serie,
sof meetings It tho Wittsnbere school
house Tor the paat air weeks. Re-
'freshments were served 81 xthe Iadies
IT - early hour, after which fhe ~.
eninR Waessp ii sinRin1 Ana i -.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-05-09

A Statement by the Mayor to the
City Council.
Before assuming the duties of the
presiding officer of this council, per-
nit me to make few remarks rela-
tive to the affairs of city.
Our government is based upon the
principle Of government by the people
and for the people. This is not only
true in our national government but
follows down to state, county and city
government. This fact we should
always bear in mind in the discharge
of our duties as officials of this city.
always remembering that we sit here
around this council table not as indi-
viduals but as representatives. of the
people of the city Of Scotland.
We should at all times keep we'll
posted upon the wishes Of our people.
discuss affairs Of city with them tree
", 30 that we may be truly guided in
matters concerning the city at all
times.
Only in this manner can we draw
conclusions and intelligently vote on
matters Of Importance which are bound
to come to us for discussion and de-
cision in the coming term. Those Of
us who have been elected to Office in
the face Of strong opposition. should
especially remember that we do not
only represent those who favored US
during the election but that we rep
resent all the people regardless Of
party or fractional lines.
Criticised we will often be. so let
us heed friendly criticism based upon
truth and ignore that which savors Of
heresay and presentations.
will ask the council, at all times,
to aid and assist me in the preserva-
tion Of law and order. Acts of dis
loyalty and words Of sedition against
our government should not be tolerat-
ed. For only by vigilance can we
avoid the possibility Of mob law,
which is so distasteful to our govern
|ment
Twill ask the various com mittees
to act on all matters of small import
ance, and report them to the council
rather than bring them here for decis-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-05-09

ter from freezing in the city tank.
The salary of the chief of police must
luctuate with the living conditions.
it is therefore improper to fix his sal
airy by ordinance but rather by reso-
lutions as the times may demand.
Regarding the light situation will
make no recommendations at this time
but may do so in the near future.
| will recommend for your consider
alton the city interests in the property
commonly known as the city fair
grounds. The city officials of past
years, who wisely bought this proper
ty for the future enjoyment of the
people, did not take such action that
we may indefinitely have pasture
for rent, but rather that we may
have place for our people to build
homes and beautify their surround
ings. This property has been bring
ing the city small stipend of from
fifty to sixty dollars annually. Its
value has been doubled many times
since it became the property of the
city. believe the time is here when
this property should be thrown open
for the use Of our people as building
sites for homes, which would still
benefit the interests of the city in
increased property for taxation. A
reserve should however be made for q
playground, to be kept by the city.
If you decide to take steps along the
lines of this recommendation I would
ask that you so arrange the building
sites, from financial standpoint, SO
the poor may be able to share equally
with those Of larger means.
Finally just q word regarding the
liability Of destruction of property by
lire. Fire is one of the most effect
i've weapons Of warfare, and the enc
my is making the best use Of this
weapon as the reports of fires of in
cendiary origin show. | would sug-
gest that the council take such steps
as may be necessary to reduce the
possibility Of FIRE to a minimum.
In the council meetings let harmony
prevail for harmony is the greatest
support Of any institution. Let our
actions be such that the level Of time
will find them acceptable in the peo-
pie whom we are serving.
Robert Jasman,
Mayor.