South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 181, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 June 1918 — Page 3

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HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

TO DRAFT 385

II IN JULY

Js Mr. Lee Fired?, If So Who Fired Him and When?

MANUFACTURERS TO AID COUNTRY

E. RUTHERFORD ADDS 21 ST STAR TO SERVICE FLAG OF NEWS-TIMES

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New Record in Number Called From This County at One Time.

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Wli-ther Lort-rzo D. Lee. was f;rt d. i - .,'!)(.! -.r i- -Ml! i member of tho -'i.iitli I ii ' 1 i.niiif department i

one of the unsohci rid '.1 1 s at' the city h.jll. f 'jia- claim he Tva fired, other.-s maintain that he resigned, ami there art- .-.till others who contend that j it i.- lit ith-r of the.-e. ami that Mr. j

Will Receive Industrial Questionnaires Soon.

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his jui'. ! Mr. Iaf himself he ha.- j statement for publication j clear the situation In the j

minds of police authorities as to just v.hit his status is in regard to the Xouth Mend police department. j-'o complicated has become the .-ituation, and so muddled are .said to hae l ecome the minds of city officials in regard to the situation as regards Patrolman Lee that a special meeting of the board of public safety was held late Saturday morning in an effort to obtain some light on the ca-e.

Several witnf.--t.-s are said to have j b-t-ii questioned in regard to alleged j lemarks of Mr. Lee about resigning! or not resigning or l.ein 'tired, or ! something likv that. Th' inerdbcr.s j

Latl Kutherford, an employe of

, Tli" News-Times for the past 1'. " 'ears. leaves Monday morninc for Local Men are Organizing and! Valparaiso, md. where he win en

ter the T . S. army service in the school for motor mechanic u-hich has been established there by the war department. Mr. Rutherford started as printer's devil at the old South Bend News otüce tffore the News and the Timet consolidated, and ha been employed in the mechanical department ever since. He was considered one of the best linotype cperators on the mechanical taff. and takes with him the best wishes cf all Xews-l'mcs employes. I lis? enlistment adds the 2 1 -1 service star in The News-Time; f!a sr. only one of which so far represent? a drafted man from this: office.

South Lend manufacturers will toon receive questionnaires from th; government which are expected to s-ipply the. federal departments i.; Washington with the necessary information needed when various contracts are to be let from time to time. In the meantime local manufacturers and those in the live counties adjoining St. Joseph county, headed by A. D. Daker of this city, and other officers elected at a recent meeting of industrial men at the Chamber of Commerce, will prepare to answer any demands the government may make upon them for increased and special production. Miles W. O'Urien, who attended the meeting of industrial men of the ninth zone, comprising northern

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of the hoard are said to he very anx- i Indiana, northern Illinois, and the ions to" find out just how to deal entire tate of Iowa at Chicago w ith Patrolman Lee or e-Patrol- ! Thursday and Friday, stated that

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man Lee, liuwevcr the case happens to be. In the meantime there is said to i'f much anxiety in certain quarters at the city hall in regard to what Patrolman or ex-Patrolman Lee mav ha', e to sav when his hearing

the next matter of business to come before the zone would be the election of a representative who will meet with the officials of the department of industries at Washington and who will call together, at a later date, the chairmen of the

hoard, which was! It" divisions of the zone. Mr. Baker

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Postponed Friday night, i held. It is chairman of the 17th division, i- said that Lt e knows more than 1 composed of northern Indiana counsome per-un wi-h be did. and it is lies. said that tht re is great fear of a 1 Acting with the representatives ho,,,!, explo.-K.n that will shake ' of the entire zone will be one repre-

.-oine of the complacency of certain

JOHN DEVINE AND GEO. SANDS JOIN FORCES

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city oil h ials. At niiy rate there is said to be great activity in police official cir- j cbs to t'md out for sure just where j Patrolman Lee or ex-Patrolman j I.ee R Nut where he is geographic- ! ;tll. tmt position. illy. That If. j whether lie is still on the police de-; partiiient payroll, or whether he is I nut. And if he is not on the pay- j loll, how did he u;et off of it? Was, it throuuh a resignation of his own, or wa. it by virtue of being tired?; And if he was tired who tired him?!

Was it 'liief of Police Kline or was it Asst. Chief of Police Cassidv?

sentative elected from each state in the zone.

DR. J. M. GORDON IS U. S. M. C. LIEUTENANT

Dr. Joshua Mandell Uordon. 'J.I3 S. Michigan st.. was commissioned a tirst lieutenant in the Fnited States Medical reserve corps Saturday. Lieut. Cordon has been retained by the tuberculosis section, division of internal medicine and will be sent to -ouie metropolitan medical centei

for a further course of instruction

DEFENDANT SPOILS TRIAL BY JURY BY PLEADING GUILTY There came very near being a jury trial in city court Saturday morning. Everything was all set, the jury had been examined, the attorneys in the case were all prepared, and the judge was about to order the jury sworn in and then the defendant spoiled everything by pleading guilty. It was the case of Michael Dolniak. 14 09 W. Division st.. charged with assault and battery on Iiis brother-in-law. August J. .lagers. üO.'l W. Division st. The attorney for the defendant Friday morning asked for a jury trial and it was set for trial Saturday morning. The case proceeded with uninterrupted smoothness until the defendant decided to do away with the agony and suspense of a long trial. He admitted his guilt and was Jit.e.1 5 5 and costs and given a suspended jail sentence of 60 days. In spite of the ruling of the supreme court Friday that Indiana, which is supposed to include youth Jend in its operation, is dry, Dick Pell was arrested on a charge of intoxication. His case was continued tc Monda to give the ofiicer who made the arrest nn opportunity to appear in court, George Kobertson, w ho was arrested by Officers Peterson and Diver,

I in the physical diagnosis of lung I charged w ith having robbed the C.

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And if it was not either of these two official, was it the safety board? t'hief Kline apparently does not know whether he fired Mr. Lee or not. lit i- aid to have as-ked Mayor 'arson, hut the mayor is said to be. as much in the dark as anyone else at the eity hall. Fii to Friday night it was sup-

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done the f i -inu. but when the safetv hoard met on that night, the board did not feel disposed, it is said', to

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ooa.u app.Kt-o,,; u,u ....i I priced at The Corset Shop. 130 Ä Lee. tor it lt had the menu-ers , Iam st We also carrv an attrac-

diseases. His work in the army will; L- Lee paint store, --." S. Main St., be restricted wholly to tubercular j sometime between last Saturday

patients. nignt and .vionuay morning oi ouu

In-. Gordon lus been a resident i m Liuerty bonds and 5Jj0 m cash, of this city for the past m i years j was- placed under $2,000 bonds for and is well known here and in Chi- j his healing Tuesday morning. cago as a lung specialist. lie will; probably report for duty at an ea.lyjjOHN REYNOLDS SAYS date as telegram from Atljt. Gen.. rD A M 1 U A O lCi ATCH

Saturdav morning ured mHim nMO VIULHILÜ

morning urteil ;

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'GENTLEMAN'S PACF'

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v oiild -ui elv know it. So there is the unsolved riddle. It - t in- to he a triangle riddle, and any kind of a mystery with more than one annle is said to have baffled the Smith Fend police force more than once.

tive line of pink silk camisoles at $1.50 and up. Rras-slers from 50 cents up. leather novelties and Franco-American hygienic toilet articles. Our Redfern, LaCamille and Loduska Corsets are well Inown to hundreds of wearers thruout this locality. Adv.

Claiming that A. Frank, proprietor of the Oliver hotel, violated a "gentleman's agreement" and is now trying to bind him by a contract which I-rank obtained after promising to release him ai any time the defendant saw tit. John Reynolds, jr., of tills city and New Carlisle, answered the suit for J 1,100 tiled by the Counry Club Holding Co. Saturday morning in a preliminary examination given by attorneys for the holding company. According to Mr. Reynolds, Mr.

j Frank asked him to purchase two ilots for building purposes from the (holding company in the fall of in 10.

Mr. I ank stated, according in Mr. Reynolds, that the latter would not lue e to complete the contract if he

I v I? neu in i ririirvu laic iiuiun 111 j spring. Mr. Reynolds later refused ; to Like the lots and Mr. Frank and

the holding company are now attempting to hold him to the acree-

! ment of purchase which lie signed.

NAME MEN WHO WILL TAKE SPECIAL COURSE

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Monday we will give FREE ONE 25c THRIFT STAMP with every purchase of $2.50; TWO FREE with a $5.00 purchase, and so on. St. Joseph county must go "over the top" in the sale of Thrift Stamps and we arc going to help. We have not only bought our share of thrift Stamps, but are willing to buy more. Make us buy! This paper is not large enough for us to tell you of all the wonderful bargains we are offering for Monday, but you will find a few of them below. Many others.

Silk

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In stripeid and plaid taffetas, black and blue taffetas. Values to $6.00. Monday, One Thrift Stamp Free

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Millinery Specials FOR MONDAY ONLY Georgette and Taffeta Hats in smart styles. Colors: White, pink, navy and grey. Special Monday only. Values to $10. Two Thrift Stamps Free

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Just received in green, rose, navy, black and gray. Sizes 16 to 44. $10 values. Extra special Monday. One Stamp Free.

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Hundreds of new Wash Dresses just arrived for the 4th of July wear in ginghams, voiles and fancy washable materials. All sizes to 44. Values to $10. Extra special Monday. One Thrift Stamp Free

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Scores of beautiful styles and shapes to seleci from. These hats are a feature of summer millinery. Values from $4.95 to $7.50. Extra special Monday only. One Thrift Stamp Free

EXTRA MONDAY SPECIAL! Black and Colored Cushion Brimmed Milans, wonderful assortment at a sensational price. Extra special Monday. Values to $5.00. One Thrift Stamp Free

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Silk and Georgette WAISTS All the latit tylc and color. All u. VnluOH t S. i:tra Niiil Momlnv. On Thrift Stamp Fn-c

CXAMINATIONS - 4 for the army and navy have shown many men who were not aware that their eye

sight was defective. While these men were not required to have perfect vision, yet there were many who were rejected whose eyes would have been saved had they worn glasses. It does not pay to neglect your eyes. You may not know that you arc straining them or that you need glasses. FIND OUT NOW

Let us examine your eyes, we will not recommend them, scientifically and correctly.

R. j. BURK

230 S. Michigan St.

If you do not need glasses, If you do, we'll fit you CO., Opticians

Est. 1 7 years.

The following men have leen selected by the three draft hoards of South Uend and the county to leave for federal work at a tobacco jdant at Ilichinoml. Ind.. Monday, and the

special cour.-e of training at Valpa- ; rair-n uniersity. The Kichinond I men will li-ave at ?:''U o'clock Muiiidav morning over the Yandalia rail

road, and the 'ali'aral- nv'ii oer the lira ml Trunk at :' o'clock Mondav afternoon. Seventeen men will

to to the uniertty and six to Kihinond. They follow: Board No. 1. to Richmond Venn C. Murphy and Karl Ihitchino!.. Valparaiso Karl Rutherford, Kd.ard (. Paoust. IMward Milkewitz. Vere Strayer. .Marvin Wie and Iiwrence Michaels, 1 Board No. 2, lllchuior.d Frank j Rodecki and Frank Nowack. 'aliKiraisO Stanley M. YVegenke. ' Martin Zakrzewki. Wir Niedbalki, Verne V. Rutherford. David K. Ken!.tdy and Pendel Poledor. , Hoard No. .", Richmond Arthur P. Harrington and Jacoa Van rger. Valparaiso Ch.ar!c Hau Mitzel. I. eland P. Funk. Frank CJrNe. 'arl W. Wilke and William Schmi'it.

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OVER GEO. KRAFT & CO. 5 AND 10c STORE

Specials on Misses' HATS I'.andeil Mat" in while with o, re. I ci-t'v rn , ,! nie-. n i Imhm' fnim. .ilu - from m; :tr, i. :,.ou. i.ua M-ia MoihI.ix. i im- I I r l ft via mp I irr

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Rf:prnui- M(iDi.i io Is built complete and ready for pervice. being equipped Aith a ?take or exprff body, accordlnsj to your choice. Alo with a bow top to protect driver from the weather, it's rendy for Immediate action and Kill hli(w you a profit from thrt very day lt itartu work. South Rend Republic Truck Co.. 315 E. Jefferlon blvd Bell phone 2030. Advi.

Broken glasses duplicated the same day. Moderate prices.

Nw midsummer imllitiTj'. nau-tif-il r. ev pattern in tievr-"!'. Crpe anH Satin -on nation-, a Vaa Gorder?. Adt. ;74.a

Go Over the Top to Success Waste no Time lnd our riuht p lace- in life . i !e lira.-a tion oi our fic ;l';e- i: a':.ilitie. Can pla e ,..vi in u,.r ;:ght po-i-tion in Vjii;e.--. ait, vier.c e. trade or 111:1! riace. verbal reading or marked chart. Time, money at d perplexity .-aved '-" consulting Prof. A. H. WELCH I'hi 1 1 : . S-; i-t und 'ucatiniial Adv:-er. I'. . 1. P.. of Fowler A. Well- N York College. Appoilitllient h phone.

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De Luxe Lather Cream

Dr. Keegan Says: For a luxuriant shave without oap. cup r water. De Luxe Lather Cream will make your shaving a pleaure. It never injures, but positively benefits the kin. It is sanitary, antiseptic, soothing'. Every man knows how troublesome a cup and brush has been, and will welcome this new departure in a really dependable shaving cream. Inferior soaps have encouraged the production ol these creams, and De Luxe gives you quality unsurpassed. Come in and let us show you this cream, and tell ou more about it-s advantages over other shaving cream-.

American Drug Co.

133 NortrvMain Street.

Bell 172

June Sales Reduced Prices Chas. B. Sax & Co.

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The Latest in LADIES' WEAR. T. S. GARLAND & CO. 139 S. Miehlen St.

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