South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 176, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 June 1918 — Page 2
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Signed Pledge Card Will be ;V.' iX.. '.'.'.t'W'.n- i'Municipal Celebration PromOnly Acceptable :;,,'r,,;;:t,,:;.r 'U:' "Zti ! ises to be Elaborate Af-
"Proxy. At lib !. r. i :. !;: t. 1 y iouiii of tl:- I '. r bo 1 1 v ;.':" :in:: .'')" n: ; I . 1 1 - :.t.-tl- j 'a o:n-J:, w no .--i-; i -o- : -1 : . !il'. in h- a ; S i . !:;. t !li.f I u-.;;. m t i th.- lii.-.-I: of .1. 1 1. j !iwt. t.i liict,ii, . r i ; ' ThMr tin il jT!.-i ruction. '):,n j II. C:ivt-: t of h'n.. y; ..iJ.I-; r.-- j Nic! at th'- ii.' .th:--: .iii.l iotiofiiK'd tlit- lmm!;" , . A. - J. ii.'i ;rinj ii of ih- f if'u'i v ijn : : i il t . ;iriJ '.. 'iff L. r)'!:r.i.-. Driiv IMlirt- from (tlni 'Th.- W'.'.v S.tir.- li:.- f Iii- u . .'k ; i,:ir." from th- oil.' i w.n mow Uietits. !H h as tli- War h". t ai;l 1. Shinty l'i in, in thnt t!;' r-'iVc'lv ol'irn.i i y. wlnh- iti.-tr;, : i -.ii !; thi -. i ii 1 1 .i 1 1-r ! (i'..;" .In- 1 !v i fioi.i W.f-hiri -to!)," - Ii-! Mr. 1 im ci"-nitr-C Iii- : i I 1 : - "ThI " m t v 1 Static -n r?i i ; i-ii t I. .is
juor.C'l .rev a.liil! i:i tl.- . . i n 1 1 ;. 'ojniati-lv ' ;lsitin- lu liK-l with 5." pr-s iit ithri in i.ri .-on or ;,y lh- a i ions ward captains of the j.Yoxv at a in -t;!,- to J,-h o;j h"i:M: icnards and wer- as.-in-l to .hin- A s:-M!'d i h-d-f . ii d in- tl"dr districts'. Following i tht
l;atin-r tli- lndii!tial su ;-ri ip; i(i the t rson will ' th- mi! a1'j.t.ihh- 'j.iow.'" j War Mim U- Wrll I inain-oil. War ;s a - : -: 1 1 - - - i -i o r,. - it ; .n ontiimrd Mr. N--d. -and" for t hat I u-asoti tu ; : dl l;naii' d if jt. ! is iu s: i . r ;d. Th-- i nincnt ha.-j t.il..n this inptliod of rni.-inr tor livi-f-siry iio ii. an ii ,i ,i l,ou r. not alor.o for th ol.vio-s j.naiicialj I wi.rn l.i:f .il-o fo: .i in'if !i l ti'd i lesion in t h i if I .' In in-tri)' f in th- wo!n n how to
..ppio ic h the pr.nph w hom i li-- j nI'l-. assisted hy Mrs. John L. Wor-yK-,yT. to sola it. .Mr. W-r.i told them ! Mi" Mary 11. Fuckey and Miss th.it th lp'- of pfi'MMi hardest to ) Ih atri' M. Wolfe. d'-al with woiild he tae on,- ulio Fiith ward Lieut. Victor lcvonld throw up hi- t In :- hands in fr.-es, a-sisted hy Mrs. Miller and l-aii. r:c. laimiti-t. ' (h-od Lord. M t h". Shc-rin.in. soiuethiim else. i am already hay- J Seventh ward Lieut. I . '. liayin Liherty honds and mi'.'.m rP'ini: nnnd. as-iste,i hv Mrs-, r. ! lru into the War .he-; and I -inipl;.' . ati'F und Mrs. WisHiart. do aliMhitr-i els.-." "If tint .-..-Use i ! A. II. Stum-cipher w ill also
is a. alid oiv we n.uh jm-t as well -a ithdraw- our Hoops from the i.attb -
line in Frame i Uht now." he con - ! T1"' women who w ill have diui tinued. "Not a single pei.n in tlnsj'f tI:r' ilown town booths where o.uniry ha- .- en taste. l of s;i. ritiee j pl d s will ! taken am: stamps ompattd witll what th" peoj,,- ,,f ,: 'Id are: Miss KU-aiior Stephenson. France and Fr.-iand ha v e done." !i(. hotel: Mis. .1. M. Ste plieusoil. l-plt Alf Not j Jelt'ei son liuttl: Iis. Anna Lirai'--. He further ured iiie w )K. i to -Metch. nits .National hank: Mis. .iuphasi.e to tlu- people th- f. o t i ho r n e t'atter. Smith ISeiid National that they are !lt,t asked to 'i e." j hank ; Mrs. John Schäfer. American
"Tiie slogan. uive until it hints i ' sol a tt'v a- ro n o a - hej, a iu.! letl j to the War Saius i!nc." ,.,,- j l.idtii Mr. Wed. "for War Scinj stimps are the s; ;n est:-.ent ' . oubl !:i.ike ami hae Fi.- h, . sei a? it;.- iri tlif oi 1. 1. Th- nl i'-a-s-oii for p!.o :n-: tii- maximum inAertllent at ';l.,'',", .S t p:ohi''it th'-; l ich men in the .ninti uom .UCARTERS niTTLE MIVER i' For Constipation Carter's Little Liver Pills will set you right over night. Purely Vegetable SmU Pill, Small Dote, Small Price Carter's Iron Pills Will restore color to the facrs of tbote who lack Iron in the blood, most pale-fftced people do. Ambition Pills For N ervous People r.e g:tat . : . e to-.., the I.,;.
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ii!..r: Iii- f -: 1 1 1 ; henrht In!, i'ui. . b-obst.-iy ar- inv -striu-iit. If the b d r 'd oil' ntu- J-'.U' ij.Mr.i'.MfiO . s ' j " ! i 1 1 ; 1 1 i i n 2 4 to.i i ti. W.oi.-l ( !:" ir.-." ! :!.- ;..,::.t.s mad- bv Mr. ,-d himJ 1 !h" i.il;f-!s with th- fact I t m it th . re oüicial ,i;'nt of 1 1 1 : I'll Ii i "-Ti t ami a - !' :?..-! :o !mm.i ti. int.,;fin. vi. '-It !'I Ihr U-S t i 1:11.1 i : -w. J J Women Vru-1 t ! Ilo-t. I A! the c!o of tin- luncheon (.'(:. i jt . ,r I ;i :;: il the iii.i,rii:,in f j J tlo- worn, ii uoiKti, .Mr?. H.irry j-. j S. l;.ji!l. i.r. , I ,,. w.jijij-u ,t d'J j - o- . i . .-1 m m- i- i iuu. ' . 1 v t t;;(! -v vti'l fin tiff llw U-tuÜs of tli- i-.i in i.iiun : in! :i i.iio;,ii-( i th.it tin- in tiles' fot " l'i iI i'. .J.ir..- v.-i'il! bf- lull in tK" .'i iu lioo liuii-. of tl: a! : t ii I'i'ii Tllf YelloW .!!!'. h- laiiH-il hf-.uin th 1 1 : III f th. who ilut' to sioii f the- j'i (iir s v. itli tlit- i t'u.'-o.i for th ir i fu-.il, woultl l -nt to 1" -"I-iiii i t. rs at Waiin-ton only uli' ii (:!( is of tho ;i in ji.ii?n weit; üriiilv" t on 'iii'.-: '1 that th1 pri son rtfiiinir v.ij fniaiK-ially ;ille to I r hi hit in this ',ii-. Womrii ..-.stuin-l I i t I. Collowinu th'- Uiu lifon th- hair-ixt-!! of tlx- voii''ii worki-rs. c;i'-h (f wlioiii lias a iii p.iitt''- of ajijtroxilit J workers and tho wards to i 'a i i i ' 1 1 tli' ' w rc assiip'd: First w aid ('apt. II. R. Pa xton of tu- hn:u- uai.ls. asit-d hy Mrs. 1 '- Iaiil. Mis. A. Ilowc. Mrs. StHrlii:- Win!i.ll and Mrs. A. Mni'dnolc. S.a ond war.l Iiut. f laude "a!:ii.tdl. assisted hy Mi-. W. C. 1 'r;a. Third .u.l--Capt. Kiaiik Ixdpli. assist I ay .Miss tilra Ann I ralicl; and Mrs. Walter . I'assnacht. Fourth warn dpt. Shirley Ue .assist in the work hut lu- ma us i 't ben assigned. i r i i .-1 o.. .n.-s ij;a l.ea.n. i irsi Na t ioiia 1 hank: Mrs. W. I'hillips. Farmers' Trust bank; Mrs. i'!-'r''J Ilerniij. St. Joseph Folinty Sa in.i; hank: Mrs. F. T. Itonds. inens ationai t-anix. .MI'S, r . U Sims. Fnion Trust Co.. Miss Ms t her Fulton, street sales. ; Extra! Extra! All About Dr. Burnett's Arrest on Charges j :'s Arrest on CI of Autocracy. The Sotith F.ei.d and Misliawii.a M l n ist.-i ia 1 association held a t r strange and all together exciting I I.K.cheori at the V. M. A. Mon- i !.;..'. at iugh noon. For instance, J pvras.- tiie meiui. aiid ou ii! r.ot hv sat pr.scd that this hani a t takes place but once a ear l ui i ionium. i'.-nt. c; s . I'ei.tlice VU a ti. " i s p.-kii inism iradisiies. i , , ..i,,:,,. ! Mod. in i.ltia-saci-ihitaiisni. !:.-; plian garl:-. . Ada mic-agiU'-tn is. u. ' o i;:;i.i! sin ai.d paradise alias .. I i rie a In I It e i ' .i :n .
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Ah' w- must r.ot folget the pit-1 ' When Hp- Fs Com Ho.m-." a uteri. I soup but at just what stage ob hy Miss Utiu-l Wahl. ' ,. the c: o, di:.-s th.s was s : v -,i Addrt-s byei-t. Haldem. ;. - .,: M.own. Th. motto to th.s Selection by Polish Mleon b.Hal. I, '!,:,.,! :;ii..heon as. "We do l.oth- The pagtant. due, ted bv Mis. j uothm-'. I'm' i;o..0dv." ;i(on.er Militi. i Dr. P.iiriiett i retel." , " ! i...'a.t..ii. .. i FREIGHT RATE EXPERT explains new ruling '.hi.-: of le. .1. A. Ih. nett o. Mi-lc, ': av.aua Dr. nett was kt ,t mab-, : A.cv-lirg t-" H Kodehaver. a th. following o;!a ers ; , (,:i-:;iti:ig laii'.Oad expert of St. u,,, to i.e him a f..:t trial: ; L.o-.iv. who i- at present in Soatii ! - . .m H Apidt-hy. j..d-c; Dr. J. L- l'-rab 1 'iff t tor MeAtloo's orders in .in;, r p; ..se utiii attori.;. . br.;!,.ii'.l t- raib oab- ;ii;ng a s- hed- ' .:-.n a .ex.. :.b r. i oa: l oaJhh'; i:.'u of inci -a-t .1 freight rates which lind attoriu". to: lb.- ieler.s. ; and - a to have uo'.-.t into eift. t at lilidj i ... i,u..ii! co a: t st, nograph"!'. ;gltt U-t niht ate a fdlov:
. t . k : a I a a 1 ai.-l t i.iüüluil in h." t ,:;i:.,s: ia- was also .hai uv.l " Hshow i;:, fav oi lt:si:i Kl r.ls decisions. ..; d :;-,!--. ol'm r "t r;minal" nKiu?.?'. I Via twelve ttiu sscs hi tiught in a , 'V 1'. . . 1 t.- -, ir.f. ."' and :..ih' h.jm t:;-- se-.tvi.ee he k-s,"i ed. The tt-rais'
.:' Ir.s :ebas.- were sigi'.b'.g of aj.em.;i:i in eflect. but will be invlii.i.i.,1 .o:.d i anv l'rcs :; terian t c, e;is' 1 t r t.eT, .u-.d certain im- ...... .1 . , ! ... - , . t
i.iii.i'i r r lb ' . jo.iu ,ii-,M.iii i i l,, ; im . otiug attorney made s udi j lath'-tlc apptal that the stutee '-as ...mn.attd to two hoias c on-1 I.. ::.. i.; :a ii;e gxuii.as, .n . t ! : . . o i p., r. v s ) .i ; , d ; he -i : vii ! s.M.- s, :. !:, ,.. The pi I-. .1. Is - e; . d ti e s, I.:, w !.b li oi.sis", d of .tid !..'! .i ob " i ' . . Tie- i : j ; ' i will t ga : . i . i' 1 1 . .... b i m .. t a ahv- '
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LY PHOGRAM fgjp Bevo Barred. I l' l r.l.ll , I, ,,f 1, 1 . ' n f "imii js, io jii on nie inunnipal latioii i;t lit. hi Yilla-e .jujy j tailed a im-t-tiu;; at S : ' p. in. lat ni'-:ht in tu: J. ii 'tu:i s'.ho.il '.,t:ildiii'-', at wh.i-'-h the Various coin.ni'ttf n ported thv iio-;-f -s luail hy therii sia'.t- Moni nin-;. A rpns''iilati of th'- Uclöian Arclu iy chih avldi't scd tht- tiii'T and offereii to huf a fw txpert arc-htr.s a. (Knion&tratiun of that ait. IK- also aurctd to ha e the tip.-inLi.is of tin- c-luh niui'ch in hiu' patriotic jiaradt- u hich will It held on that day. ' Atliktio ami Kacin. F. Ih Wolfe, .nuuieipal i t a aliou d i "ecp'i-. i iorted that hv had 'i-n hpe'-'-tii- Ir.r.iriictiLMis to the athletic It aders who '11 assist him in caiiir.it nut the pro -tram of rao-s and other contests. Tlu--e contests; win he held continuously front 10 a. in. J to 5 p. m. In connection with the athh-t ic pi oram , M i s. ( )tt o A. I '. e y e is.ihl that .vhc and Mrs. L. V. H'-hiUist had solicited pri.es for thst. ccuts from the down town merchants and that 11' pries had already heeti donated. Anoth'V feature of tile day will consist it; loosing a nuniher "f homin-t jditrons. Tiiese hirds at now !ein used extensively for tarrying niessa-;ts alon-t the battle line in Lurope. 1 i in Mughal I'rourani. Miss Ftlie I-:. Harmon, supe:i-or of musio in the public schools, has arranged a patriotic musical proKiatn which will compare favorably with bitt ton velel-rations. Il will consist of svdos by the hest talent in South Iknd, ha'".' concerts and community siimim? during hich some ot her 7upils will per torn1 -i patriotic ceremony. Miss llar.i.Gi. hahad three years of expe "ience in Houston, Te.. doin th- sor". ot wrk. Mie requests an ner in-in school pupils to iret in tomniunication with her at the earl. est possihU- mment, so that she may Jiive them the instructions needed for this ceremony ami the son-ks whicii will be- Used. viiss Ltliel Wahl will sine "When the lIos Come Home." She possesses a charming saprano voice of wide ratii;e which will be heard to Kood advantage iu this sonr, which is eminently fitted to the occasion. L. L. Kemper will sin-,' "The Trumpeter." OpX)cl To Sale of llcAo.'' A heat- d discussion arose at last night's meeting as to wiiether or not Bevo and drinks similar to tins should be sohl on the grounds. The main committee were all opposeil to it. especially c. W. Fopp. who e.presstd himself as beiliit tmaiterably opposed to sei liny htjera;es of this n.ttr.re. '"The breweries are backing this product, and hreweries for the most part ae operated by tlcrmaus, therefore 1 think it would he disloyal ami un-American to sell it at the outins?." The proposition "as oted dON n, to 1 . I):tv Ihoitiain. mie the prolan, ha- not been ! entirely completetl tne loiiow iu-r i schedule has been -.'len out. silbi je- t to change: Ihle .-all, 1 : :'.t' p. ni. Address of welcome by C. D. Pritton. "Stars ami Mripes Forever." by la-'l Men's hand. A patriotic v eremony. by the jvoung men of South Lend and viclnlfe. under the diiection of Woman's Oi ic league. Ciimimip.itv singin--:. led by High . ' w-. 1 1 . l,....i i ...t...l .e i : ' " " t oov-.tn ... ...... . he Ii. Haimon. Ad-lKtss .1. VV. l'oley .'f th state couucl! of detense. A Tr'.imietei ." a solo m L. L. Ke:n pel-. Address h- tx-Mav'or LOokvaiter f Indianapolis. The oriar.al ordti v..i to a-Pai.c? a; f.-r-gh. rates p-r tent, can c 'dir.- a!l -tate rates and advancing tl.t m to the interstate scaiC. i n.s c -'der a!?. cat.ilied a!! import and rxport o:.-.;.iod:ty rate. Tills" ,.rile;i , ,,,. extent that the state rates will port rates w re resior'! llu aux , f- : in minimum of $ 1 . , a . M5 hv Knde c,intoO,litl-s h:is iaiUell-d and thetefore vcill it i nl.i" !': i 1 1 V-. V disOit.'n Dem Wasbm-gion l.,t' .',. ,;.iy attel lloon aillluUIU't .1 that j .:u. tl.iv . t r.ion had b.-m gt.int- . d on this ,,1.1-!. allowing that ;:::"".i! X : n . r a i! loads to ' le Cet -.. I;. d'lles -. 1th lilt tl ; . s-'.OTl. ' : i .
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Notre Dame News
Military imtrm t i-ui at Notrelime uni eisity which his 'tcu suspended since the oUthieak of liltwar '-.etwen tip:- Fnited Statt- and Jermaiiy will he it same. 1 when the i:--w tollere year ojieiis next S.-p-;iciu'"T. A tordurohen.slve plan v.iil : e put into effect hy the war depart- ' men; at the university simultaneous ly with the other schools and -ol-Ut-s in the country in order to pioi'le miliLf :y in.-tri:ctIoii for the to!lei:e students duiini; the present cmei 'jtency. In a letter addressed to lr. John C iaiiauh. F. S. t. jtresidtnt of the university, the secretary of var announces that this nev.- policy of military instruction aims to accomplish a two-fold object. It tends to develop as a ureal military asset the larue body of young men in the colleges and to prevent unnecessary and wasteful depletion of the colleges through indiscriminate volunteering and hy offering- to the J students a definite and immediate military status. As in the past the authorities of Notre Dame university will cooperate with the ko eminent in promotiim the new plan. Fefore the government transt'erred the two military instructors, the undergraduates we're required to spend three hours weekly in dril?. Maj. Lalph Stousdall. instructor in charge of diillinu; tit Notre Dame university, is now in the qu: rternia stt-r's departimnt in 1'hikulelphia, while (.eoryf Alexander Camphell, who won a captain's commission at the officers' training camp, is now in France, promoted to the rank of major. With a large attendance present the annual spiritual retreat for the pricst-i and brothers of the Holy Cross congregation opened Sunday evening in the church of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart of Notre Dame university. The liev. Paschal llobinson. e. F. N, S. T. I)., professor at the CAtholie university in Washington. D. C, is conducting the retreat which will continue daily until next Sunday evening. Priest and brothers of the congregation from Chicago. Cincinnati. Watertown, "Wis.. Portland. Ore., Austin. Te. Fort Wayne and New Orleans arrived for the retreat during the week and more are expected today. Owing- to the dMieult transportaHon facilities caused ny tne wui. the general chapter of the Fross eodgreg-ation scheduiul Iiis vear is oostooned until a Holy fOlla tc-r date." The ordei of exercises, as ai ranged for the retreat is: 5 a. m.. vising; ."::;ii a. in., meditation; j a. in., mass; i;:::o a. in., little hours: 7 a. m.. hreakfast: t a. in., sermon: JIF'.u a. in., sermon: U' a., luncheon; - p. m., vespers; p. m.. conference; 1 p. in., matins and lauds; .". p. m., sermon: C p. m.. supper: T:"0 p. m.. sermon and benediction; . m.. retiring. H. S. RADIO GLASS 'Twenty Required Before InI struction Can be Under -s taken. r.!y ten juun.; men enrolled iu the elasa in radio and buzzer work which was opened Monday night in the grammar school, and if the number is not increased to JU the class will in all probability have to be discontinued. The cla-ss i-; for all ouny men in the. draft and especially for those who registered on .lune 2". The apparatus has been furnished ! the government and the opportunity offered is an excellent one. as it gives a oung man a chance to hi himself for cm- of the most popular branches: of the stivice. All men completing the course, when dratted, are at once transferred to the signal corps, where. It is understood that every oppor.inity for advancement is given. The government requires tii.it to have oo:nplettd the course a man must bt ;thlc to send and rective words a minute, and to mq iiie thi ability it is ligurt.l to require hours td' ir.strin tion for the average man. Th course has bt-en arlanued in tlie grammar school on this basis and the da.-s is öftere vl ander the dir-ttiou of H. M. Appleman oh everv Moialaj, Tuesday and W driesdav e- iing's fi oai 7: bi until '.: ; o'clock. Mi. Applenian i trying to male a r i a r. g e n: e : 1 1 s w hereby tin- ;n-n taking the ct'iirsc can have aev'tss t,, 1. mstrunitr.ts a ary ho:u- of tlu- or right to p'. ..t ti' t the WO I k. (.ovci imient ecil. mji K-n. The g.o ernn ent oi n: :i wp.o ::t: i i.'.nlly in need : M'V.t i ;ght into t::e signal corps d w ho have th-- work, ami; r. Applcnt tr. to j P'.e dg. l'ave bt n ircing start another -lass for omp time. The memher- ,,( the bist class, who completed thr loirse in March, were nlaced hi the signal turps as soon a they ele taivu into 'la' se- . e aid s, .a;.. ;if them h:ib- a '. -i..i(v .iitv.iücl la ratlag. The i.w' t lass was '..--gam last n.glit and th" ' : st steps in. ti e ." .:s. w.ie t.;k;:. It : iiopt.t that ail ou.ng m. n who . ?e :n ibaft a--.- r.; r.u i . ''ok ti'- ip'M t e -t v to b-iobt
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OPFER VENE DISEASE MEAS 4 Ordinance Providing for Investigation and Quarantine Introduced in Council. Pie. iio.nar: steps tovar-i -tar.ipng out vtneral disease in South I lend w ere taken Monday night when an ordinance providing" for the investigation of suspected casts of this di'-case and comp-jlsory treat-lat-iit for persons a!Vlictcd with it w as :ntrob- :.! in th- eiiy council. The measure provides that the secretary of the city board of health shall have power to investigate any suspected ease of veneral disease, and that upon linding that such disease exists, the persons so afflicted may be placed under suitable quarantine. Would Treat Patients. The ordinance further provides that such afflicttd persons shall be given treatment, and shall be made to sign report cards, pledging: that the patient will continue treatment until he is entirely cured. The secretary of the eity health board fhall act under the rules laid down In such cases by the state board of health. A penalty of from $10 to $.-0, to which may be added a jail sentence. The ordinance, was referred to the committee of the whole for investigation. It will probably be reported on at the meeting of the ouncil two weeks; hence. Members of the city council and the city clerk and his deputy, are to wear badges to show that they arc eity officials. What is known as the j-unburst" ordinance, providing; for these badges wai passed by the council. The ordinance originally provided that tho controller should have a badge, but the committee of the whole substituted the city clerk and his deputy for the controller, liyers Wanted IJanncrs. Councilman C. A. Peers, in speaking against the ordinance, declared that he had auain been misquoted. He said that he had never seen any Use of a badge, but that he favored a banner. lie said he wanted something that the eouneilnien could earry in a parade, something', he said, that would let people know what the councilmen really arc. Howf-V'iT. the ordinance passed. and after the nature of the measure and its purpose were explained to Mr. Dyers, he voted for it. declaring that he now saw some real purpose in wearing- the badge. "We must have something to show people that we are what we claim we are." he said. Councilman William Goebc-1 wanted to know what kind of Ladges the councilmen were going: to get. He said that inasmuch as he was one of those who would have to w t ax a badge, he- wanted to know something of its natuie. City Cl-Tk Bilinski explained that the Ladges were to be modest affairs of rolled gold with the word -'councilman" inscribed in the center. Whether they are to be round, oblong or pointed will not be decided, it was pointed out. until after a catalog is duly consulted. It is said that they will cost about $j eaci (CiL making one dozen ot them Permit to Move Home. If an ordinance presented Monday night becomes a law any person in the city before he is allowed to move from one house to another must obtain a permit from the city building department. Th? ordinance refers to furniture, and household goods. There is to be no charge tor the permit, but there is a heavy penalty provided in the ordinance for its violation. The exact purpose of the measure did not seem to be ouite clear to the councilmen, so it was referred to the committee of the whole, where one member declared after the meeting that it would remain as lar as he was concerned. Nilar. IncD'as for Linemen. Councilman Ldward Luther presented a measure increasing the salary of city linemen from to) a month to . 1 1 0 a month. The ordinance was leferred to the conimstt Z- . ,f the w hole. Members of the city administration and mploes of tlie city who have joined either the military or naval s-ivice of the United States will find their old Jobs waiting for them when they come back home, if a resolution presented Monday iiignt lecoiuts a law. nie resolution provides that a:! employes of the city who have gone to the colors ma , i . . , six OI have then o.d positions witn city if thy claim them within months after the war :s over h'-v are returned home for anv other honorable reason. The resolution was referred to the committee of the whole. The ordinance providing that persons leaving rented property shall leave su ;i property in good s mitary condition was referred again to th com. mitte- of th- whole. Councilman Yer.net .md Luther objected to the v ording of the measure. MUSIC PUPILS DISPLAY 'NUSUAL ABILITY AND CHARM IN RECITAL A I. ! o I ! i '4;-n 'V' lib I" i.i lit h u m ., ;a j'bs ,,f j j j v Wj Li Mi Iio.! V'''ii!i ip '.; ri.i.-.-Xj. T i : iT.il hill. .M.ii of U... toin-l.o-":J...is ,,.-r: n : 0i I clll ilv iliibt. b:t m , ) w .tit Fuh
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