South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 259, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 September 1919 — Page 2

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Thf c it ijij.o--l :h petition of the pr'Tutor for an order from the s'ij. nor court j'wl directing the ! sheriff to t a V: charge of the litjuor. I which L-r.ini I. .Tii'lrc Funk issul

)m wnini Kr'imo. .Jii'irc f u n K lssua I I ,'. r-tr.i ir.ir. ir ord' r :i.iint the rnII j f'r cm nt f !h- order fjf Jui!kp I i Monti-ornery. Th- plea, of th- city

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Zimmer-Dambacher Booze Case Friday.

South Bend city officials h-ive until Friday to fil- thoir replies t' th answers of th state of Indiana an 1 Sheriff Lewis i;. Ijuck In th- Zim-mr-Danb.ch?r liquor cie injunction proceedings brought by city of .South Htrnl to prevent .chriff Iuck from carrying ut the r.rde-rs t,t Judgv C 11. Mor.torn ry of th- superior t'nirt to take po-o-.-iion of li'iuor tak'-n by the i-olicf in a raid n the Zimmcr-l 'ami ach r warehoi: Tho Bnwf rs of th1 täte and Sheriff Duck to the Injunction pro-

th it it was preparing to appeal from lh- ird-r of the siijifrior crurt j:idg" wTis made the basis of the inIH : junction. Tli- demurrers of the

i-tate and Sheriff Iick to the restraining order if-sucd by Judge Funk ftr" overruled ! y .Judge Funk, leaing the temporary restraining order stand. nio Demurrers. In their demurrers Pro. Schwartz and county Atty. MaeKHddn set out that the circuit court had no Jurisdiction to Issue a restraining order against enforc-mer.t of the order of Judtrc Montgomery of the superior court as the tv courts were- of concurrent j jrHdic -.on ; that it was not the mis ion of the circuit court to protect the i hi f of police against his own disposition' to Indulge contempt against the superior court which it had been set out in complaint of th city that he would if an att-mpt were made to enforce the

Waiters Strike and Cook Gets Boost in Wages

South fiend now has another Ftrike. The latest labor trouble hero struck the White Construction company, contractors on the Niles rd., Monday. Three waiters employed in the cook shack walked out when their pay was decreased from $50 a month to $33. according to one of the striking- waiters last night. The cook was only prevented from joining the strikers by the company granting him a substantial raise.

ASKS DIVORCE SAYING HUBBY ABANDONED HER

feedings brought before Judge Wal

ter A. Funk of the circuit court, order. who granted a temporary restrain- Judge Funk overruled these coning order against the. enforcement j tentions. and now the injunction suit of the order of the .superior court, ' ?roe to trial on its merits, one of were filed Monday and contain 'vhich is the claim of the city that

t'Au paragraphs. Ilrst Paragraph. The first paragraph sets out a general denial to the subject matter in the petition of the city for restraining order. The second paragraph pets out that the record of the superior court, shown no record of a petition for an appeal from the decision of Judge Montgomery, and further sets out that the subject matter in the suit Js not appealable. Judgo Funk set Friday for the f i I -5r.g of the replies of the city to the answers of the state and Sheriff Iuck. Six weeks ago Judge Funk overruled the demurrer of the sheriff and the state, the litter being made a party to the suit through the efforts of Pros Schwartz, and since that time a temporary restraining order against the enforcement of Judge Montgomery's order has been pending1 in the circuit court. The liquor taken in the

Zimmer-Iamlracher raid has ninined in the bull pen at the

hall. Swart. Piles Petition. The injunction proceedings grew out of the efforts of Pros. Schwartz to have the liquor turned over to the sheriff by Chief of Police Kline after word had reached the prosecutor that the amount of liquor taken in the Zimmer-Pamhacher raid and the quantity in the hands of the chief of police showed a disperity.

no liquor has ever disappeared from the city hall, as set forth in its complaint, notwithstanding that since the filing of the complaint, two policemen have been discharged on account of the disapptarance of such liquor previous to the filing thereof, and another policeman has been fined, and still another resigned rather than face charges. This is co ered by general denial in the answers of the sheriff and State, to all the charges set forth in the complaint.

Vane L. Üurgoyn ?aid he did not care for Iiis wife and was sorry ho married her, according to the hill liled in superior court Monday by Veda M. Burgoyne for divorce. Mrs. Imrgoyne states her husband failed to support her and two years ago abandoned her and lived' apart from her against her wishes. Since that time she has been forced to work to support herself.

SUES GARDNER NEWS CO. D3

FOR SI 0,000 DAMAGES j I H!ae M. KaT-?ki riled suit fori 1 10. 000 damages against Ilk-hard K. 1

fJirdner and the Gardner News Agency in superior court Monday, charging monopoly of the sale of Chicago newspapers in South Rend. Karewski. who i 21 and crippled. Ftates he has been sejHr.p newspapers since he was nine years old. and that after many years at the trade on the streets of South IJend he has built up a trade that has proved profitable to him until the Gardner News Agency, who has the sote rights of Chicago papers in South Bend, has refused to sell him papers. He alleges since the first of August the agency has not only refused to do business with him but has also

attempted to ruin his business and

good will by spreading false rumors about him. Kazewski states he has been damaged to the extent of 1 1 0.000, for which he asks judgment.

Mother's Friend or . ExpeddntMothers Relieves Discomfort At Alf DrtttUt rs-c-f i a rn i iTAt trti Tm wr r Art ivt a. C. .

want autimj:ky .mi:x. Word has been received at the. local recruiting offices' by Sergt. John S. Skees that ex-rield artillery men are wanted at the University of Illinois at Urbana as instructors The li-t includes two sergeants, two mechanics, one horseshoer and IT lirst class privates.

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Smart Cloth Coats

at $18.50 and $25.00 A remarkable lot of great values in all wool coatings Velours, Frostines. Duvet de Laines some with large coney fur collars.

Tinseltone Coats Silvertone Coats Soft and velvety to the touch; every coat with beautiful silk lining. Popularly priced at $29.75 and $39.75. Coats of the Finest of Fabrics

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Short Fur Fabric Coats-

These popular short coats for misses, made in beaver and leopard plush, also of Hudson seal plush, soft and snappy coats with fancy silk linings, at $16.50 and up to $87.50.

Fur Trimmed Plush Coats 48 inches long, trimmed with beaver, chinchilla, coney, black opossum and raccoon. Priced from $25.00 to $75.00.

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These New Fall Blouses-

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