South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 326, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 November 1919 — Page 5

SATURDAY MOTIVING. NOVKMUnt 22. 1919. 5 m FILES SUIT FOR ACCEPT TWO RECRUITS AT ARMY STATION

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railroad Company Objects to Order of City to Open Huron St.

Twenty-five thousand dcü.ira dam ar akd from tho city of fcouth BriI Jn action brought In thi ircult court Friday by the New JerIndiana and Illinois Hallway Co. The cause of the action is the or-

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recently mado Ly thr board of public works and which the railway claims will irreparably damage their terminal yards and tracks. Tho board ordered Huron nt. opened from alley west of Harris st. to r.l!o" fast of Kosciusko st. at a meeting April 16. 1919. At this meMlnK the railway company presented a written remonstrance acalnst the opnlnc but condemnation of the it rip of land wad ordered ly tho board. Yanl CroinH Strrrt. The terminal yard of the railway is crosfd by this street. There 1. ;t!?o built here a par.se njror depot, freight depot, warehouse, round house, turntabl and tivo railway track, bt-sldes numerous vltches. The opening jf the street, acrordlnc to the complaint has : it lifted, the company to remove the switch to the round house and the plankinc: of the Ave tracks. It is c laimed to be Impossible to handle th frelsrht in the terminal. A hearlncr of the remonstrance of the company was plven by the board on Nof. 12. 1919. at which time the company stated they had leen damaged to the extent of $2",('00. The board refused to jfrant damages of any amount.

COUNTY AGENT REPORTS ACTIVITY AGAINST PESTS

Practically an entire extermination of barberry throuphout the county is reported by County Apent T (. Bird. Fince the war was start

ed on the plant a few years aso, Tnrjce numbers of them have been

destroyed. All plants that are now Krowlntr should be destroyed. The department of conservation of the state has placed a fine of from J 10 to flOQ to which may be added i'ot les than 30 days nor more than j-ix months in the county Jail for anyone upon whose premises the plant is found prowim?The barberry harbors one stape of the black stem rust of wheat, which not only destroys that plant but other small pralns and grasses. The Japanese- barberry Is not included in this order as it has never 1 "I'D known to harbor the rust.

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The desirability of War Savings stamps as Christmas Ifts Is now beintr urped by the post office department. Stamps may be purchased nt the local post ofllce In the namo of the person to whom they are to ho jciven providing that does not raise the total amount of 1919 issue stamps held by such a person to more than the $1.000 maturity value limit. Mail orders for $100 worth of stamps may bo sent to the postmaster who will send the stamps t either the purchaser or the person to whom they are to be piven. Attention is called to the fact that AV.ir Savlnps stamps are not transferable and should be purchased in the name of the recipient.

WOLFE GIVES TALK BEFORE CIVIC CENTER

V. V.. Wolf, municipal recreation director, was the principal speaker ;it the meeting of the Lincoln Civic center Thursday nlt;ht. Mr. Wolfe discussed with the members the ornmunlty center work, and whnt K should stand for and accomplish, .mil the social center schedule for that building. Uecause of a conflict :.f the home nvirsir.fr class with meeting of the civic center the class has i eon chanpod from Thursday to Tuesday nljcht bepinninp Iec. 2 The liiectlnpr next week will be on Wedi.esday night. The next ropular meeting of tho club will be held Dec. 11 !.it moving: pictures will be shown : h- re Dec. 4.

rot'N'D NOT CHITY. Mrs. Eunice I!ne w.i.s found not puilty of the charpe of adultery hied

her husband. John A. I,!ne

Tno recruits In the army and one in the navy vc re rece.ivel at th: local recruiting stations Friday. Mtlvm H. Anlerson. uf Dowaiac. Mich., and Iwfey C. Herman, of Jones. Mich, left for service In the Philippine Islands with the engineer corpH. and Alfred Harry KellotfP. of this city, left for Indianapolis, from where he will po to San Francisco to -nter preliminary service In tho navy. This army recruiting diptrict, with headquarters at Indianapolis. ranks seventh In tho country for receiving recruits dunnp the past month, according to a report received at the :ocal recruiting etatlon, which shows that 140.509 men have enlisted in the army since March 1. New York leads with 302 enlistments: Kan Francisco second with 177; Harrlsburg, Pa., third with 100; Iloston. Mass.. fourth with 95; Atlanta, Ca.. fifth with 76; Chicago sixth with 7"., and Indianapolis seventh with 72.

GREEN BAY RESORT NOT NOTORIOUSLY BAD ONE

Reports current locally back in September, at the time of the disappearance of Virginia ilenson, 712 K. Houth st., that she had relatives connected with a notorious resort near Green IJay, Wis., to which the tri r 1 nilsht have been taken for immoral purposes, as given out by the police. Is declared untrue by members of the family. The only relatives of Miss Ilenson near Creen Hay Is her father, in charge of a hotel at Klmherly, Wis., owned and operated by the Kimberly-Clark Paper Co., which is declared to be a perfectly respectable institution. Accordingly the reports gLen in connection with the uIiTs tllr.ppearance are In that respect unfounded. Miss Ilenson was later found in St. I-u1h, Mo., and returned to South Ilend.

CHARGE NEGRO WITH j INTENT TO KILL;

Tim Jones, colored, was arraign" 1 in the city cojrt Friday and his casset for Saturday morning. He was arrested Thursday nipht at his home. r-C4 1-2 S. Scott st . by Otficer Smith on a warrant sworn out r Mallnda Casey charging him with assault and battery with intent to kill. The complainant stated that in an argument Wednesday night he assaulted her with a razor cutting her about the hand and breast, and that the instrument was so sharp she was not aware of the extent of her injuries until afterward, which explained the delay In her complaint.

MEN'S BIBLE CLASS WILL MEET SUNDAY

The Men's Illble class of the Westminster Presbyterian church will held a regular session Sunday morning Nov. 23. Ex-Prosecutor Ralph N. Smith, of LaPorte. will preside. Mr. Smith is an able lawyer, a humorist, an orator and a scholar, and has taught the Men's Hlble class in the Laporte Methodist Episcopal church for 12 years. The public is cordially invited to attend the meeting and near this gifted man.

NEW CENTER Packing House Market 110-112 W. Division St Beef Roast 15c Short Ribs 12'2c Round Steak . 20c Sirloin Steak 1 8c Veal Roast 20c Veal Chops 25c Veal Breast 15c Lamb Roast 20c Leg Lamb 25c Lamb Stew 15c Boston Butts 25c Fresh Spareribs 22c Fresh Home Made Pure Pork Sausage 25c Pork Chops 30c Home Smoked Bacon. . . .35c Smoked Picnic Hams .... 20c Bacon Squares . .28c and 30c Creamery Butter 70c Plenty Fresh Dressed Chickens.

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