South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 221, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 August 1919 — Page 2

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Mil -ri-a l!.-.rt h h-ij--:- ;.t r. :::' . tl;;fc- f r at.-! i y i-lf Trinity- f'rrT l::ai'." ni. i Vn;ir nv. It. Una-.-li I. rhillir.. i..nt -r; r-?-l ion f. V-J IU.iiiM- nt -ji..1.iv " I t-d ;:t It 'A a. iia.; l.ud-Mui Kli:i-. r!:it. n l nt. r pTorth ITrrit, er. I. in. dn un? V.. .Hid HiiTf t.. l:-v. fi. W. SitT. f aator . SiiPdy '.;f.! at 'J un Klnr-ty. ui. Tli.tr n-lf nt. L4rv leitht -Mi:.r nr.d Prnnrtf tu ;?. (;. .1. Gordon, inst .r Sunday t'p-rintndf ot. j Mull MernfHa! f hurrh. Cr Mi' htffmi nnd i. toria Sta . "!i r!-a II I.f'ii. I. L., p.''9fjr. Suad.iy v 'i.-.I ;:t !(' r. rn . John Edwar."!. y:i:"rliit. :.dtiit. Ofrmtn- I.rf.fiyrf f Mrd. and Wgfn t. Hev. i:. s. M!i:r. rnstr.1. Sunday rüol it Ö :-0 a in.: .lortn Koch. nipTtvenderit rrerL:r:c at ln:.i) i. in an I T :10 p. c. Eporti iMBue at 7 0 p in I'rtjer mtloii Wdn!idjy at :I3 p. ro. VfaI?yan-722 H. Pro.vlwy Ilex. C yr. p;itor sundny .."-.1 it D::in a m. ; .. II. Kt-SJr. aprrlntoodr i.t. Ftirrr Prl Si-fülti . pouth nf Min?iav. ak l av U v. ii. L liuJU n. pintr r. Sunday s-tool nt ." a. ru. ; MrkLü!l I?. til. aiiiM-rintondrnt. FfEE jETHODIST. Fr JItHdl IVnuMltsnU nr. and Hui! fit. He. W. E. Webnter. pasfr. uuday s. Uool at J MO a ui. ; I'aul Neldtzel. anprtnff ndfnt. rri-;Llnf at lO.Zo a. m. and 7u5ö o m. AFRICAN M. E. Olltrt A. 1. F. .".in W. .M..iir.." f. A. T. Il'add:n. p.i-t..r ni-.r ili at 1":0 a in. I d !. J". IiVi.. Siiii i i Ii' .'l .itl':". j-. in ; llf-ury t i-Ur, euprrinfndiit. Taylor' A. 31. and Camj'iu ata. pator. K. Ztn--Cfrncr Fdiy Jt-r. L. I. TowelL PRESBYTERIAN. "a'ctilntrr Scrtt ml Liiidy ta. Her. Alfrel M Kell. 1. X, patar; rea-Uerr-e. t'-".'i N. Scott at. Sunday arhovi at W0 a. ra. : La f. Whlt'-omt. s iperlntnduf. I'jbUc wor-sblp -.t 1U:I5 a. ro. and 7 :."0 p. ui. Trie .e,sloii iijv tii before th m"rulu a-rTl.-c. Senior Ende.iTor a-tclrty uacet" at 0 - Hi p. m. I irt t'urnt'r t Wawhliiuto'i t I.f ieffe I, It. I Hilde s. Ii.m.I af ! a n 1 0 a. ! ii ; .Ii!m .1 Sli.f.-r. M.'ii's I'tMI'v')!!. hilt at hui -1 i ii t m i -1 1 f . J -'i i . i ,'." .1 . HI.. IT. i I.tr rln "tt. lender. Midweek IliV-tlll' fll Wei 1 ln'tl I V at 7 : " tu. I Lere h.-rv!- a during the ulil ! im pn a. I; iu," J month l August. I Trlait? .ihn S. Run, p.iwtor on leai. A. II. Saundr. pitor on duty. Ilope-I.rer and I.iytn ats. Ednin (i. Mvi.-n-r. m'.nl-t.T. I'.ihle m Uul at !:.'!) a. ai. ; 1 rauk Kettring. jprlntru lout. tiraafer- fteT. Harri pssro:. Sunday '3 3,"l at 9:15 9. -o I)iTin? worahlp at 10:15 a. m. etery bunday. Lvcrybody eli oaie. Hungarian ''ornr -orry and lugten it. il. .fohn !eB.. Washpa Kt or. Church seTTiCi' Sunday acaoul at 'JW n. m. icrvi c at 1o:Oj a. in. Vesper i. i ct p. ill. BAPTIST. Mr! "ornr M!n and TTarne at. Hey. l S. IVii. U. I.. r-ftor. HeMen- 211 W. Wayr.e at. Bible- r boiU t j. m ; C. S St phna. a iprriu f 4 ' ; nn. 1 J ijiiin tret -Cornor Hlaii.e r California a. Ilimir.l IW-M "ii Leonard. ; 'ator. Iii nie .-Ho. i ,-tf i a. :n ; .1. . ij dall. juprlut' 'ii dent -lrt iBlltj) Corner Laurel and an J t. .jjler ata. Snrlca at : :i. p. ni. 10:20 a. ra rt. Zlo-rter. J. -2 -id iy a. hool at 5 Ti Sm.nrtt. rator. ) a. m.;Clas's fr . agea. 11 a. ra. CHRISTIAN. Mn-,S Mam at., outh f pcMie library. Her lt. L. .bg;ijry. paator. riiuday actovl at 9 ÖD a. ia. ; l'redri k It. i ruiand. 'ilrlntcn Jent Our te.icfcera .- trained and Ieaona graded. Wa .: fifl'ea for all age. i'. il men' cl. woi'.'eu'n i and . I-.-! fr all t.i i. Af l:ln u; . the . tiiiMi at wor..ii Sermon lv i ati-r. " The World I er:,a nd : A I inf f i'!iiii"h." 1'Oiiii lViiiic'ii ii r i-1 i.i it Kn.leivi.f at ti .CO p. ni ; a !he. cnental tntlian An-CjrniT Indian av and S. St. .loBra .f. Uev Edwin I Cain, ailuitter: reidea. e, ll'J K. Uoluan tt. S'iu'ay e.-bool at 9 3D a. .a.; k red U Eton. iu perlatea lct. Linden Arrnoc Linden nr. and Car!i at. I. N. M!l!er. pastor. Sunday hoo & 10 ij a. ru. ; J. 'J. Collp. Buperlutiudat. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION. I lrt Cor. Ifayette and M ure : i W. H Erehicy. pat-tor. S .ud.iy a h ol t .it . no. Dr. W. II Say.Ier. uprin- I tri. nt. Grare Cham t c l.lnroin nay V. ani Wa'cut tta. U Fotler. uiia:te.i fcundny kuokI at ! :w G. V U itt. auperintendenL BrnaJirir-T13 E. Itronday. Ker K ti i.'ftld .Tolnsn i.'.jr. rra-drfcre. H12 S C-rr;ll at Su::.!ay a.-o! a! 3.no a. in : Samaei C Ler-nunn. s.iprlnfndePT. ri.ere x I no i.'licr rri. .1 I'iltC tr.e ,tar i-ri ..: t f f! e .r. C j al'i.T.. -e .":nr-.r"i, at 1 p-irk. r:f ie. Frol l"h- t.u"dtu- .:- lütt.c i : . ? ..ii ;i ' !..:. w'Eii.:' :.o. t!:: U f,.".!ir .it 7 " 4 r rcejral En !a " .'.;: s.t K c . j uin ( lupri r.. .t Nit I r ''r. !1 Ii n -e "J.iit Liri'vdn ;ir W.. Mn'i-a-ak.? Td.'-ie 'hod at l :fl a. ia. : Jekr lUrr-e. M. rlr tT. lir.t. EVANGELICAL. Z!- Corner U'irn aaJ vt. IVter ata Rr Ua'deaiar fioCftfT, paatc. U lterB CriiB 415 . L.n'. a. Ret. Ilog Wei'hflt patcr Sunday a.lijoi it y .'JO a it.. ; Carl Ee'.ak. uperin"n lfit.

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isa Tlud-y t Irr Alport FI. kf. -tor. Sunday Jinol at 9:15 i. ul; Ci.ir Ilm. -ir:iritn'1ent. A' " :i ?i. . wi.rsMp ulth w-ripori ' v r!(i. i;. v W J'. A 1 1 p h 1 1 . iniiiurir v ! t f.. In. Ii. i V evening servb-e. hi.: m -fins: at f! .' . !.'ir-!i ..a Wd ! . ' o if:.-: ii...ii. l'aul'a Cierm i .IrTertoii aod VP j, i 'ii ' ItT. II. Ibl. r.untor. rvi.e v . it!i atet !.. i ;ml i .:! 1 1 -rvl. t 1 1 ;tt :i !. . :;,. u j' 't : " 'e;f !!( ..-;! !.! ''!lh Snn!v si ,inn :,t i ''.if I .,;!: ill.i'.-h iiftT t I4 rl'ji nf . : !. r i-I- W . I f : i r lnt; inoiitliI i . iii--t iiiir Tii.!.! at p. II'. I . in ::i'i nl.-rj .sinn!i. .u' 17. t.lorl;, I)ri ouedikh C"n irdn and Kerr p. i I ft y ) in. 'ind I'.it.Ic class at '- JU-v. U' ttfrid oUod, I-; stor. SuQ'laj BRETHREN. Idrat-Her. f. V . Tdenrn. D. D . t-t-r Miii-I.ir -hojI n? 9 r?r a. u. : Ii,irly I'lr5 ton'. üii'f rintcr lent. Primary fh"' rn'? 't tV vn Vionr; JI!n M cf.irit Whitrii.T. mii priiit udtnt. t'rt flu. r!i of thA Itrrtlirn Indiana .fii l .I 1 .Ml.iiui t. Sunday n- luxd at 'J:'.0 a ii. : r i. st.ihly. uprtntindent. .'i.ts'-h f'r hvp ry tdy. Confer ! Mtir.ortnl t'nltIC10 S. Pt J&aepb at Htr. I. H. Vounr. paator. Sunday school at 9 :?.0 f. m. : Mlsa Al.je 'i'.rdoti. nii.rlnt,ndeDt. M r n 1 ii vcurntilp at l."t Srrrini: -''nr i;r;;t Anura n . I 'liriti.iu lav'.r at 7 .". J.. U: Mi Mand'' Ktltli, a.l.T. l.-!: ' '! and I'nwitt' ii Kvuhtz rvlt- at 7:1.". vu! Ii. In .li.ir.'f .f tl..- I.aili' Aid Hfxity. .-rrji mi : An-m riuc lit- rat .n "- tl.tti." I r a r iiitftiny Wf.Jnr,d,iy -TnCATHOLIC If f rvlge'a rHh rorair Srott nv. Antboar Ziihrivrlfz. fed Na;ir ?t. S. C. ptor. and 10:O .i m. Iyoir sn At :). 9 .iH) Snudar eefcool at 2:.1 p. m. r.erteiiKtiari i - w p. m fit. StanLljni I't.li.h 415 N. Inco'.n St. Cni.ir.ilr'. I'ollsh 821 Weoatet t. lr. St inl.'at! inrka. piator. Low DifiM at 7 :.'U) a. ui. Ilign n.aa at 10:00 in pera at 2:00 p. ra. ijrred Heart. atr Dame Rt. John B. Soleier. J. M. ;.. paator. Low ri.iip tt G.(j n. 02. Student-,' maaa at S:00 a. m. rrlh raaaa at 10:15 a. m. Vea,eri at 1 (V p. nj Bt. Stephen's Hungarian Tbomaa and Mcrberaon ata llet. Lawrence- Uor rath, pngtor. Miaa at .0o and 10:15 a in. Sunday nrt.ra at 2 MX) p. m. Ueudlrtlot. at 3:00 p. m. St. rlilek'a-J07 S. Taylor at Rev. John F. iJHirootr. .. S. C. Dilt i. M.is.i at i. 7::;o, y and 10:30 o'clock. St. Jupiri Hill gt. And Lana: it. Patrick J. Carroll. C. i... paat'.r. Low innM.se at and &:00 a. m. II ig a ir.raa at 10 :w a. ni. jVenedlction at J:oo p. a. Fftcr,! Heart Ilelglao 1120 W. Thomas t. Uer. Cljarlo; V. ria:ber. pastor Alssa at 1 :Co and 1 :20 a. in. Sunday m.iooI at 20 p m Ueneiictiou at 3:0) p. D. CHURCH OF GOD. Church of G1 SerWen fAhrahande l'alfli) hold servier (u M.dTi. hill. 212 S. Lafayette bird. Sunday m hool at in ri "i E. A. liUnii iniper'.nton lent. Eie.t. 1 1 i : i ir service at 11 ami 7 :.". by 1. E. yu .'etr .f Aro's. ind. Moiniu- ..rs,ip at jl . ... k. J,T II'- jf I he incii)!. c s. No eveiiilic servii e. ' I'orrh of Gd r Paiola Cba pel o Ilarriftoii ar.. ine block nortu of Lincoln Sund.iy achool at H:45 a. xa. ; A. At cirkiey. bupenotendent EPISCOPAL. Jamfi' Lafayette bird., north of aahliigton 'blte. reel lit. lfe. Jobn Hnzcn rector; i;pv. II. Everett Cnrr. vi-ar. Holy communion. 7:.".0 a. in. No i tlo-r seivic during August. SCIENTIST. Hrt Church of Cbrit. SrlntUtMain cd .Madlaon ata. Sunda nei-l-ea uf ll:oj a. ni. 'lotinionial n.'rctlng every Wedi.e-ohiy at $:X) p. ni. Sunday acho:d for children and younj; people up to tba ago cf 20. from 0:45 to 10:UJ p. in. Sun Iay achool entrance va Madison at Kcadluif roorurf inalDtaiued by tha ihurcb on the aeveatb boor of tue J. At S building, are open daily except Sun diy from 12 to 5. and oa Saturday evea ion from fi to 8. s SPIRITUALIST. . Spiritualist u.-tiii Sunday evening at I.'cd Men l.a:i, ir:du'ted by S. E. EusW. Slibjei-r; 'lie W'f.rhl to I'.i." lice, s E. I'.um -II. oriranJzer nf N'atlon.il Spr. itunl vm will bold s re 1 -- .it i:d M-n's Iial! Sund.iv evnln at s o'clock. Mfmae ervi. e after uermou. JEWISH. Temple Belb-fc! Corner I atal'.e Aland Taylor at.

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MISSIONS. Hop c?, N. Slulftkr t. Kjndty hovl at p. m. I'ri!chl!ijr nt 11 2'i aii l 7 Ci p tu srvi. -. lurins tb l, L i M -nJar. KrUiay and Saturday prenlric?? at 7:45 oVlk. A!I welcome. Mjry .ui m ik.r In ( i.arge. riij 115 E J3iricD blfd. Ry Jl Flird. f.uperlntndnt. Sun-Jar 9tl at 3 .GO p. m. L5!i)le run at 4:00 p. ra .4p-l 21S E. Llit . srTlcs Udiifs-lay evening at 7:4-; Sitardiy ;iul Swn.laj eveulngs at 70. Kverjbody rrntrrotai, t. Sundar a-tooi at ID MM a. m i Preatilntf at 11:0") n. in. Kfiilnr rvi' o at o'cl'" k. Mldwe.K n; fUDjr or Ii:t-sday ud Th jrsd.iy vnings. J. H. Howe, uuyeilht. nedi(h l.ansfiral Mission-C''rner Main and Mi.!ir- f Irnr Knudn, eldT. Sunday KdfKI at 10:00 n. tn; August Anderson. nu;'?rlutfnl,ijt. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. t;oapl rnlasion. 430 S. Vflölta at All Cl-rlatiaa aocletiea invited to btg pf air rr.?tlnf eT?ry Wednesday. 7ridny, Saturday and Sunday ni hta. wrner Wayne and Mlrbijran struts. iilJr.iari' i Inr.pA rrnnl mtln2 at Volunteer mla- ! Ion hrll Sunday night. Eterybody la Tttld. AH WKt. SALVATION ARMY. flOtl K. .Tfffrs;on bird. Sunday arr Irea: .Morning, county Jail. 10:U0; Sun Sunday schcoi at 2:30 p. m. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. SIeta e?ery Monday at 10:00 a. to. at tLe Y. M. '. A. Isldal nnd rUltln nilnitprs alaya wewome. IlfT. Y. II. Fidi!ey. proldont : ltev. O. V. Krn-h. v I . ItrlöMlt ; tfx. Jotm L. Iruliof. sec r t ary-treamirer. OPEN AIR SERVICE. 1 ' ii i ii srvlif uinlt-r tlie dir tln axKM'i.it ijin .f Siith t:u Ministerial I t,..i vil .. h.-ltl In IIov;ird park nt ismmi n. m. The i.r hestra uf the t.rnp M. I!. l;:ir. Ii will furnish tlir muvle. Mn ff the liv i:inttM will sprak. Tl.' pub-li-s in v it fl. ASSOCIATED ÜIBLE STUDENTS. j W taian'a Club ball, room 224. J. U. a. Lu;!MnCI Mindav: lO::;o n. in., Ie-ture, ,,Bapt t i k iit . Ity i'. K. ltlilhol:;irt : J :.",) p. m.. I Innnershtn : ':.'Ui p. in., tndv. Itevd.itii Ion ; smm m . atudy. Exekiors temple. ! Wednesday. .. :0:t and v MM) p. in . lecture y riltfrlui i:. I. Sxtfn. Friday. s:Ort p. in., iat.ernat-ir Mimiinvs. AGUE flEET TO EH H si i n. s nf thp vuth annual toncnlioM of iho South I'.vinl circuit of the E a r.iT li- al h-.itio wi-l be heiil .;!tiir iay and Si.imI iy In thr Zion K uP'-Jrlital t hurch. on Wayne? Htivl fcf. I rtrr sts, wluf the Ilcv. Vv. tltnf.M.vv is pastor. The .Saturday ati.l .umlay afternuon .services will 1.; cowlurtf'l ia Km.IHIi. hile? tho Siih(J.ty inorninp strwevi v. ill Lc In German. The speakers for Sutur-laj alt rpiMtii will l,f the ib'V. Chvinold .Sinhuhr. of Ibtri.it. nr.vury of the War Wclfpio .vmiiilssin. and ,tic IN v. rhoovlore Maj.'t. of St. Lauij. general .ocrrtar uf Sunday school iMiTHi.iy iiioriuiip Uvv. (ofirrey will jite-fidc at th altar, and 1l?v. Mayer will ineach the convr-ntlon sermon. .Mnsie fur tho orca.ion will be fur iihh'.'.l by members of the Iro?re.;The lit f speakers to addrr.xs the ((invention on suml n ifttrnoon ln--Imlrx !!cv. Mayer. He v. K. Laurence of Crbana. Inl.. nnd 1 Ilanimerchmii.lt of South Lend. V. O. . PICNIC. Lakf iiirk. Iltidsun lake. Sunday. Auf,. 1'. Spreial train leaves South Shore .station 9:4 5 o'clock. Fare öl cents round trip. 7612-9. Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads. "' ,:'"'ni.' j r

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Mayor Carson and His "Ranking Heads" and "Inherited Goats "

B XP.NHART ha resigned. Kocrorow.ki has been fined '2 fj i0 n tui Lfii LTcn is Tn be tried Monday for not attending to Iuty; the duty. suppose, not to ? "Tor.y" Rirritt whfn he slip down the alley in his Cadillac, mops at th city automobil barns, and Kets two suit case of liquor planted there for him. S)r ia it the luty not to grow suspicious when the lights are ortlrna out in thf- vicinity of th booxc-pen. and in the car barn. where such liquor is Mored? Tluy My it 1 because he didn't report it in writlnp to the chief, that he had seen what he now says he saw and yet they nert that th? whole story is "a lie. that is. with th. exception of the lights bcin ordered out; this for the kakc of economy. Who are "they?" Why. of course, the board of safety, ami th police chief and his assistant; the men whom Mayor Carson say, to put It in th lancua'e of the old colored mammy, "he N jroinc; to have everybody else investigated but." II KT it from the administration orpan or the "ex" G "complete reorganization of the police department with the pos sible exception of the ranking head": that is to be th result of the probe that Mayor Carson is said to have ordered conducted, dealing with police department affairs:. Why even "possibly" exempt the "ranking heads." Mr. Mayor, or is the purpose of the probe to make '.oata" of the fore and protect the "rankinjc heads?" Ah. yes! The mayor "inherited" the force, or pretty much so, .vhll the "ranking heads" are of nis own choosing, and of c ourse, like many another man. having once made an appointment he lacks the moral courage to confess the blunder. Th trouble with hin police department Isn't half so much in what he inherited, as in what he created. Police administration properly extends from above downward, not from below upward. The stream cannot rise above it sa source. M iyor I-'oprarty inherited his police department too; inherited it from Mayor Colfax, and h Improved It; likewise Mayor (Jootz who Inherited his from Mayor Fnir.irty, and improved it considerably. Then Mayor Keller inherited the same department from Mayor (Joetz, and hrouKht it up to a standard of respectability and efficiency, such as it had never before shown. Mayor Carson inherited the most efficient and public srvinc police department that South f?rnd ever had. but ihrou.crh the "rankinjr heads" that he has appointed to preside over it. he has degenerated it into an apparent den of thieves. In the cases of Fojrarty. fioetz and Keller, an evolutionary Improvement was made by considerate appointment of the member.of the board of safety. M iyor Carson's Intard by very apparent design. intent upon whirling the city Lack into the rut whore Mayor Colfax left it. ha through its organization of "ranking heads'' corrupted the entire police department to it ancient level. The place for Mayor Carson to begin hi house-cleaning is with the "ranking heads." instead of exempting them; that is. if he dares or ho might put if up to his beard of safety to pursue sonn such coure if it dares. HT .VDKU why the mayor locsn't order an inquiry in to the conduct of Chief Kline, that raw March diy when lie very evidenMy ran away down to Mishaw.ika to fcape service of a subpena to appear as a witness in the first of the Hacrrtt cases; trh?n it was first learned of liquor at the city hall turning to water? Wonder if he evr made any effot to find out how the chief acte'd in Mishawaka that day; ever made real honest-to-good-ness effort to fifTa1 out? "Wonder if ne could f.nd out If John Pe Haven. Harvey F Flostifier. and Gilbert A. KUiott. members of the board of works. Con-tro'l-.T John A. Swygart. and Ass't Chief of T'oHce Cassidy. were in the bull-pen at the noon of tint dav. and if they left with som'thing under their coats besides their hides? .Wonder if th mayor knows whether or not in the Tom Ward ca.se when it was found that the lajuor taken from Ward had disappeared. one of the "ranking heads" of the department, and pretty cloie to the head, ser.t over to John Ramsey:? for an empty "Hannah : Hog 73" bottle, and filled It with sweetened water, applying a government revenue stamp, and sealing It. for us at the trial? I)oes the mayor know, and has hi ever tried to learn or hns the beard of sifet' eyr tried to learn, wlat became of the liquor taken In the Andrew Ropok. the Arthur Roarers, the Dobolier. and the Joe Szabo cases? It has gone distppeared. In every one of them. Has any effort v)em made to find out what has become -of a considerable proportion of the Zimmer-Dambach-er liquor? Is it out of thes that certain "ranking heads" of th- department have been do'intr bottles out to th mn of th force as if

realizing their wisdom and wanting to put them to sleep? Mayor Carson is eadly scattering his shot when he v aims, them at the police force, instead of concentrating upon the "ranking heads" responsible for the force. IV 01 course, Chief Klin has reformed, or apparently to. Evidently he is beginning to fear the chickens; that they're "coming home to roost." He has apparently had a great change of heart and mind, since he went into the superior, the circuit, and the appellate courts. densTnc under oath that liquor had been disappearing from the city ball or losirg its alcoholic content, fighting to keep it in his possession. lie wants to turn It over now ro th sheriff, or anyone, to set b off his hands; would like to back away from his injunction sdit. and the writ of prohibition that he had brought down from Indianapolis and have the" superior court rescue his perishing why. In the face of recent development, the mayor, his city attorney, and the board of safety, give no attention to the apparent perjury committed in the Zimmer-Dambacher cases? A lot of people would like to kno' why the administration has fought so hard to keep that liquor. Was It that they thought they could get by with It, and let it disappear, as in other cases? V THE whole investigation is a trurnped-up fiasco to save the face of Chief Kline: this, quite apparently. It might be anticipated that perhaps the city attorney also knows more about the law of his cases than h did a month ago, and, that he too. would like to get from under, of cou'rse, if the chief can fn some way earn immunity. Somebody must be made to appear, if possible, to have taken all ihls liquor from the city hall without the chief's knowledge; then when they come to have to gtvö It up. and mayhap haven't got it why, of course, it was carried off by the police force which Mayor Carson "Inherit -mI." It might safely be anticipated that Serpt. Rarnhnrt, having reslgnod. will find another goc d job --with the aid of the board of safeiy, quite as Miller did, and will be satisfied. One would not need be surprised if T,ovgren would be similarly taken care of. It may be that the. "trail of the serpent" runs through them all except Cbif Kline. One of the best reasons that lias Iu n handed out from city h ill ircle.s. protective of the chief, ami excusing him. is that "he hasn't brains enough to be the responsible roue of the police department." That, in the apparent lodgment of th Informant, mak's of him a good chief of police. Which is significant. Members of ihe city administration seem neer to have thought of such a tning as, that it requires brains to 'e honest, nnd to be competent; more than It requires to he the oppo-dte anytime especially if that opposite is to be of the bungling sort that the city administration seems to lie nourishing.

DIPS ECIRCUS Hold-up Gang Operates on Motorists in Lonely Spot on Greenwood Av. One band of hold-up men and two or three pickpockets furnished the entire record of criminal activities of circus day. which was the j quietest experienced In South Dend in years. II. M. Castell. 12$ Mishawaka av.. reported to the police about 10 o'clock that three highwaymen held up his car and robbed him of $2S in money, a gold watch valued at $50. and a diamond tlckpin. besides robbing his companion of a raluable diamond ring. The bandits Jumped out of t. thick cluster of woods in a lonely spot on (ireenwood av., near the Grand Trunk tracks, fired a shot at the car and jumped upon the foot board of the machine when Castell slowed up. ! All thre of the men were armed with revolver, and Castell said that he believed that at least two of the men were negroes. He said that another ear was held i up by the same men near the spot where he was stopped. Officer ThoUnder made a thorough search of the scene of the hold-up, but found no trace of th gang. Plckixxkeis Busy. James Snyder reported that plekpockets got 1 3 S from him while h i was waiting for a N'iles ear. He isaid that he felt someone Jostling ! against him when he was boarding : the car. but did not discover h s loss 1 until the car had gone several blocks. ' Kxerett Hevens, who Ines south j of Mishawaka. had his pockets pick- ' c d kt the c ircus grounCs. The thieves rot tlS.To and a watch jalued at $25. He discovered the , loss of the money and watch when i he returned to Mishawaka after the performance. faul Jones. a !5-year-nM boy from I'ljnrouth. was stranded here 1 when the party who brought him J over to the circus went back with out him. The Plymoutn authorities were notified to send transportation for the boy. and he will return home this morning. To Serious Atvidenl. Two serious circus day acc. dents and several others in hich nobody

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