South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 187, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 July 1915 — Page 6

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES jnGTii! riuiDinvrc Morgan Assailant and His Victim Late News From Towns Surrounding South Bend

T1T.SDAY, .irT.Y C, 1015.

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Proposition to Affiliate is Accepted by Three Associations First Joint Session Proved Successful.

Affiliation of the Indiana divisions cf the National A.ixk ;atien of I. f iter Carriers, the National Rural Letter Carriers as-ociation and the Rr:iT"d National Association of 1 1 - t f 1 i : c Clerks w.us afoni tdislu-d at the j 1 i ; t business meeting of the three organizations, li'ld Murnlay afternoon at t lie high chol auditorium. The proposition to affiliate was endorse, by ca h of the associations at their morning husine-s ff.ior, the project being tho principal ohjeet of dii.eu.vdon at all three meetings. As this year's state- onvention was the first occasion on which tho three have held a joint M:-inn, the move to affiliate marks an Innovation that may spn ad to other states of Urn unlf)n. nono of which now follows the plan of holding state- cn cntioiis jointly. To Meet at Mutioie. Because of the success of the joint convention which closed here Monday night, the three organizations will hold their state; convention together next year, the event being .scheduled for July and 4. Muncie was the city chosen a.s the place for the 1'j 1 1 gathering. The convention went on record at the afternoon meeting as favoring affiliation with tho United Association ff Civil Service Rmployes, which has for Its object tho binding together of all employes of the post office department, and tho securing of a retirement law that will provide for the pensioning of superannuated post office employes. Ildwln J. (lainor of Muneio, national president of tho N. A. L. ('., presided at the afternoon session. In u short address, he praised the local post office employes for their work in making the convention the greatest success of any yet held. One. of the principal speeches of the afternoon was given by Frank T. Roger of Chicago, who is national president of the i:. S. A. I. O. Mr. Rogers called attention to the fact that the Indiana associations had established a precedent in nieeding in joint convention, indicating the splendid cooper. itlon that exists between th three organizations. Ros.-m'Iis Sunday Work. Rev. I i. R. Rowshy of Roston, general secretary of the Lord's Day alliance, spoke concerning the work of the alliance towards the elimination of all Sunday work in all businesses. He told of what has been done toward lessening the Sunday work of post office employes, as well as workers in many other trades and professions. He is at present on his way to San Francisco to attend the intcrnation.il convention of the alliance. The remarks of Mr. Scully, president of the Pittsburgh branch of the Letter Carriers association, were mainly answers to the fun made of him by Mr. Rogers In the speech of introduction. Mr. Scully admitted the truth of the statement ic U- by Mr. Rogers to the effect that h. recently christened his l'Jth child, calling him Finis. He also brought many stories of the service at Pittsburgh, where he has been a post office employe for the past -7 years. tShort talks were also made by L. U. Swartz of Chicago, president of th Chiea o branch of the Letter farriers iiooiation. ami V. (J. Stahl of Fort Wayne, secretary of the Indiana branch of the N. A. L. A resolution was passed thanking all those who contributed to the success of the convention, including th,se who furnished automobiles for the trip Sunday, the members of the South Rend branch No. LV.T, tho Mishawaka post office employes, and the officials of Notre Paine university. Purine the afternoon session, the isting ladies Were entertained at Sprint brook park by a committee of local ladies. Ranquet Soiled. Following the business session, a banquet was served in the dining room of the high school, which was attended by about ."ei) deb-Kates, members and friends of the three associations. A joint sodai st sion followed, C. L Stated tf South Lend presiding. Rev. J. i. Mosier deliucd the Invocation, after which shoit addrts.-a-s were given by Mr. Koers. Mr. ilainor and Mr. Swartz. all of whom w re lavish in their praR. s if South Rend and its

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PLYMOUTH, IND.

Mrs. L'mma Ro-ers of Kewanna. 111., is visiting at the home of AliM-rt rguson, west of the city. Mr. F-r-truson is very low at the present time. Misses .Marie and Carrie Rhodes are preparing to visit the California exposition.

The j roLT.im for the dcdk-ation services of the new First Methodist

for Texas, where he wwll have h a r I f -r a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. of a l-;s plan'. j William Rit r of p. .irl st. Mr. ami Mrs. Finest Myers of 1 '.rut e '

l ike ale isitin-, the rann'y ot i f.. , Harrn:gion. j Tho funeral of the Frederi- k,

Woil'ord will be lield at the St. Min- A s-n was born to Mr. and Mrj a'-l's Catholio church Tuesday m..r::- John Wmh- ! . Friday. July iv

LAKEVILLE, IND.

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In the center, handcuffed to Constable Frank MaeCahill on the left, and William Campbell on tho right, is Frank Holt, the Cornell Fniversity instructor, who shot J. R. Morgan, the noted tinancier, In his home at (lien Cove. L. I. Relow is a recent photo of Mr. Morgan.

Tuesday. Widnesdav. Tb.uisi.ay and Friday uighi. Friday rr.gb.t melting to be an otuan n- it a 1 by I'm:'. Van Penman Thompson of pel'auw university. Mi, and Mrs. Wili.er,i.ng ,,f Cii-ci-" are here iFiting tin family f their d.iurj.ter. Mrs. William R. Leonard, and will Teiua'n ar the Fourth. Liitb Marg-'f'-t l-'ales, was opi rated o'i I -'ridav' fo;- adeiuud ..nd tonsil trouble. Frederick j;. Woiford. son d" John

oh ord of tb:s eit. passed away a' ; il "(. 1 ck 1 'riday !'irni!!g at Las ; Vfgus. .. M . wiiere ho went th, niid-db-of last .lau-vry in the b.epe tb.it the climate would brner.: bis health.: hut all to no avail. He was born : and reared in tills city, where he re-' eived his education, and gruluated' from tlse Rlymoutli IulIi schmd in th" elass oi I'.otT. His sisier was with him and tenderly cared for liinu Hi.J filtllf i' was also with him during the last hours. Re was 'T ears old, Fob. 11.HM5. He leaves his father. John

Worford, a s:st r, Tiibdia. and his sisti r, Mrs. Lay Lo-ran, to mo.irn his loss. His mother passed a ay 1 ! years ago. The body will arrive here Sunday and funeral notice will be announced later. Mrs. Ira p. Ruck died Jim? r,0 at Spokane, Wash., where she had been taken in the final hope of benefitting her health. Roth were Rlymouth people jr. former years and we -e married lure. Mr. and Mrs. Ruck resided in Chicago where ho is engaged in the brokerage, lousiness. Tho body will be brought to this city for burial. Mrs. Charles Moroomb and daughter have gone to Kokomo to visit friends. Mrs. Howard Jackson of Pouth Rend, with he- children, is visiting her parents. Mr, and Mrs. John Suscland. Mrs. John Conk and two children, left Saturday for Chicago to spend a Week. Howard Duncan will leave Monday

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c. 11 1, c ill. Lint.- lie s. -b.ro. k left Saturday morning for Ton .j-'. .. to spend the Fourth wit h l e'.at i s. Miss Loretta Res' li. who has been in St. Luke's hovpit.il. Chicago, for s v n weeks, will soon be able to come home. liobetr i:b hards . i:anston. I!!..

I A. Ratkbv, Rra-e Moon and Alexander Mo-ore were in South lb r.d a 'ousiru-ss Saturday. L'.-th r Henderson of Mi'nawaka -pent Sunday with her parents', Mr.

c'aurch ' ar..l Mrs. Isaac Henderson.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hahn isitci relatives near Hyatt several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lonzo of Sou'h Rend spent Sundav' and Monday with the former's parents, Mr. ani Mr. Lewis Lonzo. Pelhert Moore and daughter, Iona, were in South Rend Saturday. Miss Reseda Warren is spending1 a few days with In r brother. John Warre !b Mrs. Jennie Farkley isltcl reik

is the guest of the family of his uncle, ; tives in South Rend Sunday. .h ,: . . i,,.. .i ... j Mr. and Mrs. D'arward Railry of

Mr. and Mrs. John Loiter ot iinitt - i snuni ienu spei-.x sun-i.iy with tiie

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Independence Day is Quietly Celebrated Thousands Visit Nearby Lakes While Stay-at-homes Go to Parks.

Foiith Rend c ;lebrated Independence day very quietly Monday, there bein little noise and excitement during the tlay. Many families took advantage of the two day holiday to visit nearby lakes and picnic places. Sprin.ijbrook park entertained a larue number of visitors and a goodly portion of the stay-at-homes who wished to celebrate the holiday. The interurban trallle was heavy all afternoon anil evening ami the extra city cars to the park were well filled at all hears. Not only did the ball games draw well but the many "entertaining amusement concessions were liberally patronized all day. Many, including interested stockholders, took advantage of the day to inspect the many new concessions of the park and to pcrsonall investigate the race track construction work now under way. At night small tireworks displays ware gien in various part of the city. Ruling the early evening the air ..a . 1 . l 11 .1. 11.4.

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JUDGE WARNER IS LENIENT

lagliteen Men AccummI of Drunk AIloued in io.

City Judge Warner celebrated Independence tlay by letting most of those who were brought before him in city court Monday morning go with suspended sentences. One man charged with running an automobile without proper license. IS drunks and one person chai -red with malicious trespass benefited by the fact that Monday was Independence day. The cases of the seven hoboes who were arrested by Special Officer Shannon last week for delaying a mail train, and the case of Karl Staeher of Milwaukee, who was arrested by Officer Mielke Sunday for running an automobile without a license, were continued to this morning.

HOLD ALLEGED FORGER

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Amdher alleged forger was gathered in by the police department Monday, William Ring alias Reo Rang, alias Melvin Rang, being picked up by Detectives Rane and River. It is claimed that Rang, who gave his home as Chicago, attempted to pass fraudulent checks in several local firms.

fAKE HOUSE AND BUGGY

Sam Wells Riving on KoMiion farm Reports His Ros.

A horse and bmru'y belonging to

wiiul that was blowing carrying the ;iIM h.m........... miniature air-baus great distances Rirni "J- the Division st. road was

;nt the eount ry. Rut few accidents marred the day, there being no fatalities and only a small number of serious injuries. Among tlie accidents rt ported were:

u'.yhu mli?issn'n.'!' th'Vfi ' CHILD IS KNOCKED DOWN loot badly Injured by the explosion of; .

stolen from the eamival grounds Monday night. Tho horse has two white hind 1 gs. weighs lD'io pounds, and was bay colored, hitched to a rubber tired I'U..V.

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iM.stal emnioMs. to whom the credit i V . V. v .p. . i 1 M) 1,1 ' "J'. "

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ior me succes oi me comenuon is 1miV ha(1 ; t.rU piaxing with the cannon Ho Ciirl.

all flay and in the eening was expcii-

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i" i un n, .se,c,i,ous were m u- nu ,,tin , vvilh U u lu n ln,. t.XIdosion rircd by Mi.- r iorcncc.-nuth of Ml-'h. , lh. was l;lkoM lo i:pv,()rth man City, and Mrs. s-. I Rrxrew of . h(1 tal whvU 1r j A VaiUr at.

cal solos. The audienee united in sini-- !

io "America" and "Aabi Ring sync,

closing the con ention. Today, a number of ;he i.-itors and

local deiee.ats mai'.e .i trip to 't

J Willard Krogh. 1"17 Tenth .t.. Rivjcr I'ar!;, bruised ahoiu tin4 lninds by the premature eploiou of a giant I M'cerackcr Monday morning. lli.iu-

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A playful dog caused a painful injury to a snmll pirl named Hamilton, residing at 2 Vistula a v.. Monday afternoon. The dog ran up to the child and in playing, knocked her to the sidewalk, splitting her nose open.

Joseph and Renin,, Ha , 1m u . u hieh ! -JV ' 'cs a 1 e not enoUs. Dr. U.K. Me- . , . uill include a visit o, the !!,,, of j -instry vvas called. .1,-', h?S COSt imid and a boat ride on Rike Miclu- I , "y H'- -' ' ; j " ' 'r-iv c n vt ... ro.i'vK hum, , :i mim MM) t)(0 Is to he II mm

: the i.aiuis while handling a reidver NEW DANCE INSTRUCTOR ' "" KXk- ; the gun. the powder burning him MR- Ilnhy Hisg" i-. in Cluirc at baill win n the re' lr was dis-

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WILL INITIATE CLASS Kni'-Hit and Radios of SfM-urity Takr in New .Mciuhcr.

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bnok park, arc nu r m populari ty siiu' ihe engagement Mi.-s Ruby ! I i i K s a.s s'Mi.il h'.'tf.xs and in.-trmtor. .-Tot only iofs tiie L-t d orib-r pr'-

vail but the inauur.itior. u the - cial ladies' classes which b. im this , , , . ... ... iilternoon and the WVdm.-Uy mati-i A ltri:o rlas of anlidatis will be i.ees. b'-tioni! : u' t o rr. rr w will .old in- : in itiat e.l at the rcuular meetim: of terest to one f th- br:gln spots in ; the K'nights ;md Ladies of Security No. rlngbroni , . 14b" at the Slick hall lodge rooms -n Miss IH-g !i: li.T'l proiessior.al X- I prriencc with the Huntinghome acad- 1 rh:;I'M'a-v eenmg.

erny of i"hbago, and fully undt inland the duties of an instructor. All of tlio

Preparations ar- being made for a hie meeting Aug. 11' at which tirr.e n

correct popular dances will taught i . . , , , a: !hv Tufsday f las, , wind, are for ! vhl of froni U members will ladies only. On Wedr.es. lav p -pularihe taken into the lodge. W. R. Kiikmatinccs for the ouug onpii will be ; patnek. the nati)!ial president will

girn. A o'in;itt' ou-lie.-tra and.-r the ditet'tion of Jo-ph A. Artis will play at the atternoou i!.mv-. .

be or- sen: to is:ft in the initi.itory 'work. Janos M. Rair of I'hicago. a

i r.oted orator and lodge work r will aJ-latf-st h.i de!ir an addtas on tb.e eca-

f-nn. Rair enjos a national r i uta-

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w h had a hot water i.-ttb- full of ,p,n as an organizer of drious lodges w hisky hur.g o-r sh-uhh r under ! oi Knigb.ts and Radie of s-curity. his coat. The ppd-l '..is siiiiri.-di Refreshments will b.- served :it the through a tube m'o a gl.ts pro.j'n ed i meeting to b held Thursd-iy e.a-ning from the (n.it poeket immediately an-l plans f.-r annual jii,ic ef the afte r la' I'uO'-pir'i; palm had been loelge will be made at thu biness crossed W ith sib. ej-. J session.

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