South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 239, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 August 1919 — Page 3

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Indiana Association of Park; Departments to Meet Here j Two Days. j

Flr.a! rrP-rrition for th fourth r.nrrj il rfinrnt'on of th" Ini:ma ?-. ttion of pirk ff r - r trnc-rit.s wrjhj is to h :.-! in this rity Auk. " 1

;:r. S:j;t. 1 '.v.is ni iiif at a spf-rial n i -t ; rs sr of th'- m-mliT-J of th ')c;! r-irk bo.tni TufsdiV ni'ht. Acon!tn locnl rr,rrihr.s of tho hoard, th- rror.irn that h.a. n outline. 1 : th-- most .ytrartivo th- association h. is r vorkf-rl out. licl'-ir.it s from all th1 alin :s of Indiana havo s.nt notif.ca-:-r. to th1 'o-al iioard that thy r- :!anninK' to attf-nl th"- ntlr sr-s--.'p. Soni" of the rrin"ip!.l ritis r, ; i'iintf Indianapolis. It. W.iynr. T-rr- Haute. Gary and Kvansvillo plarminff on sndint; th1 mnii. -r of their i)arl; hoard, the sapfr-.ntr:d-nt3 of park, forrstrrs, oity r'inrrsf city attornf-;. as well an mayors and city comptrollers. To flxcluuurr Idran. Ac-ordlnK to Richard I21ho!f statr-

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this association Is to fraternize for rx--hanf?f of ideas and for cooperation ;n passing laws on subjects jiertaini n R- to city parks and also for ruining greater rt suits generally in park improvements. Mr. Klbei also said that Indiana was the first state in th union to have such un organization and that .-reakers at the American Association of Park Superintendents which :s now in convention at Huston, and speaker? at a recent Chicago mcf-t-np. referred to the Hooskr association as a most admirablo one and recommended that other states form Mich an organization. Tho park hoard wishes it underv:ood that th coming convention n n-t to he a private one and that the ireneral public is invited and urged to attend tho sessions.

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r ar. 'stensihly thl autoiohile was, u-rd hy the polite depirtrnen tor, polite husir.' s fn- lay this city-ou n-d and city- . liiar.ljjulated car reo! out of kilter, i The condition of the automobile was kept a dark r-ecf t for weeks and ' 'A'k.s, hüt TiK'sday if filtered out 1 jut .'is they say liquor some-times' tiltTS out of a ir.uniclpall- o;.i-raUl hull-pen. The reports concerning the' way the nutomobik- 't ut of kilter! are said to he th'-: It was not on duty the day it met ' with its mishap. That is to say, it j was not on orlirlal duty. j Of course th? mishap took place nloni; time .aero, but still there are said to be very few persons who really know that a mishap iok ; place. j Th- laf ?t verified reports are; j Th1 ritv au'otnobile was out on ai joy ride on the Fourth of July last.; and It ran into a hupy driven by ai

larrner who had jus com1 to town. Th- driver of the city machine isaid to have been a poor mariner, for he is a i l to haw df s'. rte l th shif.. as it were. It is all sai l to have happened in the south part of the city, and res:dents of that part of town, seeir.tr the aec;dr.t. are said to have called police head yuart th, thinking that this was the- proper place? tu mak a conmiamt or trive notk" of unusual occurrence. The report has it that these residents wer" riht this time, for th" police patrol is said to have arrived on the scene shortly afterward to find the citv ar somewhat of a

wi'im'I;. one of the- wheels havinu'j leeu tern oft" and a fender badly; smashed. At any rate Patrolman Vanduen ha trndrred Ids resignation to the board of safety a nI 'he board has ' arcejited the resi.: na t ion. "apdus n j was the driver of the car at the tim ( of the accident. '

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Plan to Circulate Petition Requesting Bonus of Six Months' Pay.

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Grocers and Batchers to Picnic At Indian Lake

FIQARD OF PUBLIC WORKS LETS CONTRACTS

Ederewater drive and Arch av. will be opened to Harper court, if resolutions adopted by the board of works Tuesday morning pass favorably at the next meeting. River av. will be closed with the onpninfr of th two new highways to Arch av. and Harper ct. The contract for tho trunk power on Diamond av. was awarded Tuesy morning to 1. H. Webster, a Mouth Pend contractor. The contract price W3 s $27,S90. The assessment roll was filed for uater connections on Olive st. from Lincoln way V. to Sample fit-

MARY STEINER FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE

Fuit for divorce waa filed Tuesday hy Mary Stcincr against Mike Stelner in which she claims the defendant had treated her cruelly and inhuman. Mrs Steiner nsks the court to order the defendant to pay her a reasonable amount to prosecute? her eise and eupport herself during that time. Affidavit of the plaintiff states ?he was struck and beaten several times slnco their marriage, Feb. 14. until tho timo they separated, Aug-J5.

MAY OFFER HOME RULE WITH COUNTY OPTION TO IRISH DISTURBERS

DUBLTN". Aug". 27. Appearance in various London papers'of the announcement thnt Premier Ldoj d c.'eorge is . considering' an oiter to Ireland of dominion homo rule with count v option has created much discussion In political circles in Dublin. Sir Home riunlutt'a r.cvv dominion lfva.rue, while willing to arrange Fpcial terms for lister within an Ir'sh dominion, is veroy strongly opposed to any arrangement by which any art of Ireland would bo altogether outside the new Irish parliament, and Sir Horace believes an such plan would bo unworkable. Ulster un!on!?ts i n the other hat-d are violently orpsed to co.mty option or indeed to any option. Tho furtherest they have gone to agren to the total exclusion from an Irish parliament of the six northeastern counties without tho jireüminary of u plebucite. Many Sinn 'Feiners dec'are that, Z county option were extended to nil Ireland a pbbiscite taker on ho-rie rule, manv of tho counties .ould adaere to the demand for a republic or nothing and vote against it.

Approximately 10 h utomobi!.- ? will carry memhers of the "IrocersJ and iiutchers assoiat:on of South' Pend on their 2rd annual picnic to Indian hike. Mich., this morning.; Peside th retail groce-rs and buthers, their clerks and families, aj large rniHer of kx al citizens who; make the annuiil picnic will attend, j Henry Frepan; president ejf the is-i soclation has requested all me niber-J anel persons expecting to atte-nd th? picnic to meet in front e)f the "ham-f her of Commerce building before '. j o'clock. j The automobiles will be formed! into a line and the start will b , made shortly after nine w ith Mr. ! I'repan i?ving the pilot and path-; finding car. According to plans the! picnickers will arrive- at the lakej shortly before noon, and at range-1 ments will at once be made for thoi staging of the picnic. Kxtra tables!

and benches have- been proviiled by the officials of the lake for the- convenlence of the local people. Immediately following the pi. nie the program of the day's events will be. started. D. Paeu secretary of tho association and chairman of the entertainment conjmittee has outlined a program that promises amusement for both ladles, gentlemen and children. Prominent features of this progrv.n will be the boat and swimming races which usually prove interesting to all attendants. Prizes will be- awarded in . these races and according te rumors the competition for these prizes will be keen.

Pr'ze.s are also to be awarded to i the members to turn in the largesM and best string ef fish. A number i of the members of the association) who have heretofore boasted of their!

dance in th evening at the lake re-1 sort - dance hail. Special musi:i has be-n provided for this occasion.! Following the dance the return trip' will be made to this citv. I

MUST PAY SI 6 WEEKLY PENDING DIVORCE SUIT

Howard F. Hollojvay must pay I v weekly to his wife. Anna Ilolloay, petuling the action of her suit t i divrjree. This decision was made uy Judge Montgomery in superior our Tuesday. Aug. was ordered as the da)- on wiiieh the first payment was to become due. He must also pay $4" for attorney's fees.

MI ST PAY FKKS. Superior ceut Tuesday ordered Harlan Pryant to pay $4 weekly to lai'ian Pryant and f 4 0 for attorney fees, the latter payable within :!' dav?.

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Humors afloat that pots f the World War Veterans organization arc being organize-d throughout the country solely for the- purpose of encouraging re-enlistment in the army, navy and marine- corps, and that ... I St-attrum. the- national organizer on a recruiting tour, were vehemently denied Tuesday evening following an organization meeting held in the Chamber of Commerce assembly rooms. . It was asserted at Tuesday's meeting that th- chief purpose of having branches of this organization in the state is to lend assistance to dis-charg'-d men in the service in procuring due back pay. family allotments, medical attention and general protection from unscrupulous agents, lacrt Pi;t Commander. H. M. Harper, discharged soldier was elected Post Commander of the first organize-d po-t in St. Joseph county with Charles P. Wattles as adjutant and C. H. Steftee as the quartermaster. Following the installation of officers announcement wa made that a petition .vill be tiled with (Iev. James P. Goodrich, requesting a bo. .us of six months' pay. An application will be made in i short time- to th- headquarters of the organization seeking a charter for the local post. Plan Mavs MeotIng Wednesday evening a mass meeting is to held at Magyar hall. " 1 I S. Chapin -t.. for the purpose giving former soldiers, sailors and marines living in the western section an opportunity to organize a post similar to one installed into office Tuesday evening. National organizer. F. Seastrum predicted that with the formation of the second post on Wednesday evening, the membe-rship of the two bran. dies will be the largest in northern Indiana.

DFTPoIT. Aug. -Maj. Is;ie Waterb urv. formerly salvage officer in the American expeditionary forces and indicted by a federal grand jury h'-re on the charge of ' omplicity in an alleged conspiracy t d. fraud the Kovcrnm-nt in ticsale of J CO.Oon.oi.-M worth of ordnance supplies, was arraigned in federal crcurt Tuesday and stood mute. Judge Tuttle ordered a plea of not uilty entered.

The search for arms is still being carried on by the Upper Silesi.-m authorities with much success though many difficulties are encountered in scouring the woods for hiding places and searching hostile Polish quarters. A' cording to today's reports some artillery fire has bet-n due-te,i against the Silesian railroads and bridges, which are under strong guard.

FOLISH PEOPLE FLEE OVER THEIR BORDER

KASKOWITZ. Silesia. Monday. Aug. 25. The polish mining population of Upper Silesia continues to tlee over the polish border to avoid

JANITORS OF COUNTY BUILDING GET INCREASE Tncrease in salary varying from $3 to ?25 per month was given the- janitors of th? court house by the commissioners The increases were; Jake Urbanski from 5 9 5 to $110. lxuis (Jault from $S5 t) $100, August, P.aih.y from $S5 to 100, Frank Niezgodzki front $10 to $125, Dan Snyder from $! to $90. Pen Burnside from $" to $9 0, Sadie Purnslde from ?53 to $;.. and Anna Snyder from $55 to j.". Tile increase will start Sept. 1.

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