South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 252, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 September 1917 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

MWPAY. VITT. j. ipi:. HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN S HERS CASE TO Two of the Free Attractions F At the Fair This Week If Mayor Keller's Committee Announces Details for Monday's Program. Technicality in Affidavit Likely to Lose State's Case Against Milk Co.

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JTiven in honor f tri- iMuMiniü, cuard units Ahi'-h ar- t. 1-.i- Mun-, I ty norninc f"i f nl ia na !i ir omruitt' on a rr.i n r-'-mf nts n j y r i : - j 'l y Mayor- I-Cf-llri, rorupo- .1 .fi Ma!. Kir,! L. I)nnif. l)r. V.. :. I rr vermuth, U. i. Mannini: and V. j II. Tt-pl-. ! It wa." Ifri.lf'd fi h.-i a parad' nf the trnarl.sni n, hand?. e ral; emi-rnilitary orK.ini.ritior:.'. irK-Iud- : the A. R.t Spanish-Am-i i a n war Ptcran. iwlj- organized hom-' nard?. tlie brother military sc outs. Th parent.- of th .oldiers . also are to march. A platoon t police will lead the parade followed ! c'ol. ieorce W. rreyrnuit h. his; field staff, and then the four com-' panie. headquarters, machine kuii, supply and hospital corps. ! Charles Calvert will have charge of the formation of the parade at; the Ireper park camp. The line of j march will form on Iafayette M. j in front of the camp grounds, move I south on KafayetfH to Colfax uv.,' ast on olfax to Main f-t., south: on Main to Washington av.. east on i

Washington to Michigan st., south tn Michigan to South st.. west on South st. to the New York Central station. Organizations Imitcd. The members of the arious. semimilitary orfra nidations are asked to

he present at the camp grounds at i

T:;.0 Monday morning1 as the parade will leave there at S o'clock. Owini;

to the short amount of time that is i

left members of thee organisations will not le notified individually and therefore they are asked in general to help make the parade a suc cess. As many members of the home guards as can possibly be in the pnnxie are apked to report on X. Main st. where they will form, with their rieht wing- resting on P.artlett st. The other military organizations will ai5o form on this street with their right resting on Foote t. The members of the CI. A. li. will fall In line when the parade reaches Colfax av. and .afayette t. so that they will not have so far to inar'h. rr. n Cl. Freyermuth. who has charge of the making up of the lunche for the soldiers announced Saturday that all boxes had been filled und this committee would not accept any more donations of "eats" for the hoys. Parents of the boys are asked not to arrange any lunches as the ones put up hy the committee will he sufficient. The lunch will be made up of: Three ham sandwiche. apples. oranaes, olives, pickles and boiled eggs. Holiday on Sunday. Col. Freyermuth stated Saturday that ;ill members of the various companies would he gien a holiday Sunday so that they can spend their last dav before leaving with tbir parents. Sunday night, however, the men will report at the camp -round for their tlnal parade and ;.'rices 11 by Chaplain F.akins. The new sonr books have arrived and singing will be feature. Captains Fliyer TV Kc. Charles Powers and Hiiy KJmhal' of th ; three companies made their final in-j pections of the men Saturday mornlnff ruid reported that all men j weie in exrel'ent phvsieal condition j .ift'-r thrir f!x wop'k of training in j this city. No more in-pet t ifns will ve made now until th" mm rea h ,

Indianapolis where thev win r-e mohilied with the other troops from .ver the state. C.uanl Will Meot. Pt Joseph conntv home defense cuatds will tacet promptly at 7: at tlie following points: Company A. first ward At Turner hall on Marlon st. side. Company TV second ward On Colfax m.. in front of hih school.

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in frort of high s'noi. tratioii at. pari !:tl sanctioning the

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Tlio Tciiiicsf Warldcrs. Sweet Singers from tht' Suiiim South

SEEBIRT FOR JUDGE, VAN FLEET TO FOLLOW AS CITY ATTORNEY

If Kli Se'-I.irt dors not iret the ap

pointment as judge ot the. superior

NAME NEW PRINCIPAL FOR Y. M. NIGHT SCHOOL

F. H. Curtis ha

principal of the V. M. C. A. night'

school which will open Oct. 1. All

A technical flaw in the affidavit will in all probability cause the state to lov.. its case apainst Alvin I. Itogtrs. president of the South Ilend Sanitary Milk Co.. according to Judye I.. M. Hammei schmidt. of itv court, in which the case was tried Saturday morning. Fvidenc. was submitted to chow that the law was violated, and no attempt to disprove this testimony was made. lUfore the testimony was bfgiin. the defendant's attorney made a formal motion to quash the affidavit, and when the etate rested after giving its evidence, the point of law was brought forth. The affidavit reads that milk was .-old to V. C. Cripe by Alvin .1. Hogers, "through his agent. John Hoe, whose true name is unknown." The evidence submitted by the state shows that the driver of the wagon i.Ionn I oe was not the servant or acent of Rogers, but of the Sanitary Milk Co. of which Rogers is president. For this reason Rogers is not th" one who should be charged. :icc'rding to his attorney. Fepiity Pros. Schwartz, then ex

plained the situation. "The statute EEE does not provbte for criminal action j against a corporation, and for that j reason it was nec essarv to arrest !

Mr. Rogers, who is the president and part owner of the Sanitary Milk Co. Mad we filed the affidavit

'against the corporation, it would have been outside- the statute, and ;our case would have failed abso1 lutelv." i I Cai U Continued. I "Nevertheless." was the teply of j Samuel Parke:-, attorney for Rogers. "the aflidav it does not charge the .proper person, and Rogers is not

i guilty." Parker moved for judg- i merit in favor of the defendant, and zz Judge Hammerschmidt decided to j EE j sustain the motion. The state's at- J EEE jtorney then asked for a continuance. EEE

j to allow the state time to submit authorities, and the continuance was I granted. The case will come up

next Saturday. During a i cross w hich followed the trial, the deputy prosecutor ad

mitted that he did not think it I would be possible to win the case, i "However, we can sue him for other violations." he said. "And next time i

we'll arrange the affidavit without any loopholes." Vernon Cripe. city milk in.-peotor. also saitl he believed the state would lose its case. "Rut we can get him on other violations." he said, as had the deputy prosecutor. ("ripe Not Worried. "How about other violators?" asked the reporter. "Well, when any one else violates the law as persistently and continuously as Rogers, we'll go after him. too. About nine out of 1." of Rogers' samples test low, other dealers have two or three low tests in 1 Z samples. This past week we got a Rogers' sample which tested milk

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court to till the unexpired term of'1"' ' ' " " "l " " " ' , " es. I think so. i;ut wnai im

la.xen up ami an new ones mat uorried about is. am I going to be

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exempted? Have you heard anytl.in.." I w.nw in the natter last night

meut of city attorney to till the place J subjects thi, vcar will be tekgi aphy. , . u, .,,.oe..ls to the district board

the- teac hing of which is indirectly n u, ,ifltM1 l.fl,f.ti. r wonder if one supervised by the government. Mr. j f h W;IS ininr?Curtis w ill be at the V. M. C. A. j .Monday. Wednesday and Friday? pinn. w nr CHI I An

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Co'iipaiiv I fourth ward h c'.d-' fi av.. in front of Flks' temple. j Company F. fifth watd n Col-( fix av.. In fr.-nt of !:i'.v' temple.

Company F. sixth ward On Coifax av.. In front of Chamber of Commerce. Con-.par.v C,. sevrth vv.nd--n Colfax .. in front of Chamber of i "ommerc Mt-hiw.tk.t .li !-:or will a--, mbaat thei? resp. ct iv ): .' i. ; -i .i t t a lid will m.iiib. (Inc. th ti'om titct aito Cam' Miibu. All companies will T:...r h from 'i ir i !? iv pl. -H of .is--ni' l ;,. ,io e i-,rat-d at vu ."b time ill enable them .. form on M.n:i . riuiit renting on Rartbtt st at 7 ".a o' io. k a . n . Al! ! ! ;1 ' : : ' -1 r- "ili iej""t rf. i! rnir.i ji.i. t v 'i i c h ?!. -. ? i . -sicr.cd for this week Sensor d ill master v ! 1 ; m-- :!;- command of ti. c-cmipa t.v . Ritf P: : b-r Militär. S J - : m.e at 'll. P.'.iv" . t.ip- a' : o'rloi k s'n.t? ; '

ol Secbirt. the hopes of these two men will have gone glimmering, according to a prominent member of tin- St. Joseph Conntv Par association.

It is said to be public mtoi ination ! when he may be seen hy any w ho among lawv.rs that .eebirt and j are interested in the work. Van Fleet and their Mipporters have i Zn::K ;r,n:,t,,;,1s,n,,:;:i; south nd officers two triis to Indianapolis reeently. j SENT TO HATTIESBURG presumably to confer with Cov. .lame- Coodrieh in rtg.trd to the ap i Word has been received here of pointment of a superior court jude'the transfer --f Fieut. I'rederick for this ,-junty. j Kisht-r ami Lieut. l. C. Ctiant from It is said that if Seebirt does get ; the riational aimy c amp at Fouis-tlu-judgeship Van I'bct will auto-jvi;it, N-v.. to Camp She at Hatniatically receive the appointment ti--s!urg. Mi-s.. a national guard en-

.i.lnums- j , niMiin.'iit, where Indiana regiments

ij.parcntly sanctioning tne:will train.

A number of South Fa-nd officers who had been stationed nt Camp Z.ichal g Tav lor at I'ouisvtlle were among 1"' others to be sent to th"

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Y. M. C. A. TO ARRANGE MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN

Six members of the supply com-

p. my ,f the third Indiana regiment, ; stationed at Leepcr park, left the I ity Friday afternoon for Indianapolis. They were detailed in advance 1 of the remainder of the company to ; take c harge of the car load of supplies which are now in Indianapolis. The men leaving I'riday were i Lieut. I It aly. Sergts. Charles Riddinger ami Archie Jem hei linjr. and Wagoners Verne C. Jackson, Fusely ami Ma rch.

j VISITORS I Welcome to South Bend's I Interstate Fai r this Week Sept. 11 to 15

yHEN you come to the fair, make this store your headquarters. Check your parcels here, use the phones; meet your friends; you can rest or write letters; make yourself at home. If you need clothes for men, young men or boys, you'll find a "blue ribbon" exhibit here; and besides you have big assortments to pick from not just

I mere handfuls. I This store is the Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx I clothes. You know by that that you'll find here the I very newest things in hats, shirts, neckwear and hab1 erdashery as well as the newer models and fabrics I in suits and overcoats most everything men wear; I and guaranteed to satisfy or we give your money back. 1 But don't think vou have to buv anvthing when I you come to this store. We just want you to come I in and look around; make yourself at home here while in South Bend.

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To ti!i'ite arrangements feu the fourth an:; :al V. M. C. A. membership ciiiipni'-'i. letati from the ,i"fi,i;i";i ;hic;gh.n the statewill :i'c- t at Indianapolis Tuesday. '!'!: , a i ; i ! - a l g n. in v 'n . . h t he v a -I ;'.. . i:.. - ot Indian i .re . .unpet:-

;-!s. win .. held through the month!

of . tob. S ,-.:;h land was the i:i' -1 o'" the siir loving .up in i

la-T v car's campaign.. Tlie association v inning the er.p th.ree succ'--.ears b-comcs its permanent 1 or. A meting of th" e-. i etarie. f Iii.' b..s' wo i 'a will als. be held in !:.!;,. bapolis Tuesday. A metilheT .: the b:t ni.Ui..n.d V. M . O. A. c unmitte.- will pre, m some' live s:,'r;evts it th.i neetir'g. SALVATIONISTS' OUTING FOR POOR ON TUESDAY

REPORT TWO ROBBERIES

DI sI KTI I: AsKS IHVOllCK.

James Haxter tiled a suit for divorce in circuit ourt Friday from Fannie P.axter n the grounds of I Oe-ertion. The couple were married

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11 F'. and separated Nov

Five hundred ar.d fottv dollar in bill- and eight dollars in silv r u ere take n from the

i re-idem of Fugem tlres. l"lv

Napier st . some time I:i.iav night.' Fitt'ance v. a s gained through a back. '.vir:iow. and tin- b,1( k door w is' found open Saturday morning. Crank S;:: dlingei-. who operates a meat market at Fh Lincoln way ".. teported tin- of from hi-- . ah rccistct. A window was found open, and a '"-im h file w..s found:

1 . side it. The police have n.i suspects in either ease.

Fa e powdeus. k'o food, r.lea' iimg nt'.ini--. and all kinds of leliai-b-.'os-iietic s. Comfort rhop. .".i.: J. V Fddg. Adv.

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A vfn' useful articl? to the wife. Buy h-r a WHITE SEWING MACHINE Fecau It f th Ideal Serins: Machine for the home. You certainly can afford one. Sold on the payment plRn. $1 do" n "' per week. HA VERSTOCK The "White" Man 219 S. Main St.

F STATIC 0'Ai:i. The estate of Fred c'alvert was op.-ptd in circuit r..nt Friday bv M i nil' Ib.ei s adnüni-tr.iti ix of the eotat. ,

PATENTS And Trade Marks Obtained In mil Countrle. Advlc Fte. OEO. J. OLTSCH, RerlsteT4 P-tnt Atty. Tll-712 Studeba-ker U4r. &H.th

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Get all the joy out of the horse races this week. Catch the time ot every race with a Stop Watch. It's more tun than sio.no on the winner. Our line is complete. Step in and let us show you. Accurate timers, s6.no aiui upward. . Split Second watches, s ,o.oo and upward.

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