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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
HEARING ON INJUNCTION
DELAYED UNTIL TUESDAY
O'NieI Case Against Mayor Fred W.
Keller il Postponed by Judge
Vernon W. NanEleet.

Judge Vernon w. Van Fleet OF the
superior court granted a continuance
until next Thursday Of the hearing Of
the petition for an injunction against
Mayor Fred w. Keller and Charles II.
Beyrer hled by Thomas O'Neil. The
suit for injunction was started Tues
day 10y o'Neil TO prevent a hearing be-
fore Mayor Keller upon petition filed
hy Beyrer asking that O'\eils saloon
license be taken away from him and
Judge Van Fleet issued a restraining
order and set the hearing OF the case
for Thursday morning.
City Atty Eli F. Seebirt was un-
aole 10 attend the hearing and asked
that il be continued. O'\eil claims
that Mayor Keller and Beyrer are at
tempting 10 relieve him OF his license
and alleges that the city executive does
not have the authority TO take such
action. Beyrer claims in his petition
Co the mayor that O'Neil has been op-
Grating his saloon illegally. citing two
different occasions. The matter will
he threShed out before Judge Van
Fleet next Tuesday morning accord
ing 10 the present plans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
RED CROSS APPEAL TO
SOUTH BENDERS FOR HELP

nurses and hospital supplies. This
ship sailing under the Red Cross flag
viii be under the protection of the
treaties Of Geneva and The Hague and
can enter any harbor for the discharge
II its benefcent duty. In no other
way can this trained personnel so
greatly needed, reach the different
countries.
Protection is provided also for the
personnel Of the Red Cross societies
Of neutral states that render aid. by
the treaty Of Geneva The American
Red Cross appeals most earnestly to
states as presidents OF the Red Cross
state boards, to the Red Cross chap
ters. TO mayors of cities, to chambers
of commerce, TO boards OF trade and
all associations and individuals for
contributions TO carry on this work.
Contributions may be designated by
the donors If they SO desire for the aid
OF any special country and will be
assistance will be given TO all in the
true spirit of the Red Cross represent
ed by its motto Neutrality and HUI
manity."
"Grieved as We may be over this
terrible war, the agOniZing cry of suf-
fering men cannot appeal TO US in
ain. The American Red Cross asks
for a prompt and generous response.
Contrib btions may be sent to the
American Red Cross, Washington, D.
c., or 10 state and local treasurers of
the Red Cross.
(Signed) American Red Cross"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06

An appeal for aid from the Ameri-
can Red Cross society TO aid in caring
for the wounded in the European war
was received by the South Bend
Chamber OF Commerce Thursday
morning
Finds for helping the wounded on
the european battle fields are badly
needed oy the American Red Cross
society, and they have sent an appeal
10 every city in the union 10 assist in
this work.
The Chamber of Commerce has vol
unteered To accept South Bend dOna-
tons, and subscriptions may be sent
directly 10 them either by mail or in
person. and the funds will be taken
care OF.
Following is the telegram received
Tuesday morning by Secy. II q.
Spaulding:
Please use this appeal to raise
funds for the Red Cross. During our
war with Spain thousands of dollars
were sent 10y the European Red Cross
societies TO the American Red Cross
to aid in the care of our sick and
wounded soldiers. Now in the hour
of their supreme need the American
Red Cross both for the sake Of hu-
manity and to express our gratitude
for their aid TO US in the time OF
trouble and crs,r css we have decided
90 charter a ship and send 10 each
country involved. with doctors,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
SPRINKLING TIME
SET IN NEW RULE

At the suggestion of the board OF
works. the water works department
has made several changes in its rules
governing the hours in which sub
scribers may sprinkle the lawns. Here
tofore the rule has been that those
whose house numbers were even
should sprinkle during the even hours
and the odd hours were 90 be used by
those whose house numbers were odd.
The new rule is 90 the effect that
between the hours of four and eight
o'clock I'm the evening the old rule
shall be followed. However. through
the dav and at an other times sprink-
ling shall be done al Will This new
rule is more or less of AN experiment.
III city ordinances and other depart
mont rules are not followed the new
privilege viii be revoked. For me
chsnical sprinklers owners will have
TO nav two cents per front foot of
their property exclusive of the regular
water rates.
The new lamps have been Installed
I'm the north PUMPKINS station enabling
the engineers Co drive the pumps both
night and day. preliminary tests OF
The large pump have IN every case
been successful and the station rs said
90 bee almost iu readiness for regular
service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
PIONEER PICNIC TO BE
HELD WEDNESDAY, AUG. IL

The 18th annual pioneer picnic of
northern Indiana and southern Michi-
gan will be held Wednesday, Aug. u,
at South Clear lake. An interesting
list of athletic events have been
scheduled. prizes for which will be
given. The prizes consist of every
thing from 50 in cash offered by
South Bend banks to a haircut and
shave given by a Buchanan barber
shop.
r. L. Hamilton. representative in
congress from the fourth COMPRESSION
al district of Michigan. will be the
speaker of the day. Music will be fur
nished by the Portage Prairie Sun
day school band, and the Buchanan
male quartet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
ASK SALE OF HORSE TO
SATISFY MORTGAGE

Anna Hoffer and Louis HoGer filed
suit IN the circuit court Thursday
against Contantine e. TTaCas and
Theodore TraCas asking the f0reclos-
IRE OF "a chattcl mortgage which they
hold on a horse belonging 90 the de-
PENDANT The plaintiffs alIege that
they accepted a note for 500 from the
defendants on June Il. 1914. TO come
due in 80 DAYS and took "a mortgage
IS security. They claim that the note
Is still unpaid and ask for foreclosure
Of the mortgage and $3.50 Judgment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
DECLARES WIFE INSANE
WHO CLAIMS DESERTI0N
Mr.. Or,iIIc Wolvcrton T. Held al
County Jail Upon Husbands
CHARGE OF Mental arrangement.

Declaring his wife o. he insane. or
vile Wclvcrton. 62f r. Keasey St.
has had her placed iD the county jail
under the care of Natrou Anderson
and Sheriff Swanson. pending inveSti-
cation into her sanity Mrs. WoWer-
ton has "a case OF wife desertiOn filed
against WoNerIOn i'm city court, and
friends allege that the later develop
ment or the case rs prompted by de
sire for revenge
Wolverton. after the first continu-
ance OF his case, was allowed t0 go
upon his own recognizance but when
officials of the police department
learned Of his action against Mrs.
WoIVerton, a bench warrant was is-
sued. his appearance bond was i'm
creased 20 $500. and further hearing
i'm the case set for next Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
GEORGE w. UNCAPHER.

Geo. w. Uncapher, rs, 2214 S. La
fayette St, died at his home Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. He was
born in Pennsylvania, Feb. 20, 1886.
He is survived by his wife Melissa,
two sons, Alpha of South Bend and
Edmond of Mishawaka, two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Maude Rogers and Mrs.
Lulu PIetzhaff of South Bend, and
five brothers and sisters.
Burial will take place Saturday at
Grover Town, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
SECOND FRIDAY EVENING
PROGRAM is PREPARED

The second OF a series of concerts
by ElbePs band will be given opposite
the Orpheum theater Friday evening,
for which fine program has been ar
ranged. With the exception of the
overture all numbers are by American
composers The concert will be fea-
tured by a cornet solo by Arthur
Fordham. who has selected The Ro-
sary. The program. which begins at
o'clock, follows:
Selection, Three Twins Hoshna
Overture. Tancred. ROSSini
Selection Spring Maid. ... Reinhardt
COrnet solo, The Rosary ........
Arthur FOrdham.
Waltz, Nights of Gladness. .Aucliffe
Caprice, Shower of Smiles. Bailey
Fantasia, Hungarian. ........ .Tobanl
Medley. 1913 Song Hits. -. .Schnabe
Finale, Hungarian Rag ..... Allardt
Fred Elbel Conductor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
ELIZABETH GAR.

Elizabeth Car. four year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Car, 1714
Bruce St, died at her home Wednes-
day from an attack of brain fever.
Funeral services were held this
morning at o'clock from St.
Stephens Hungarian church, Rev.
Father Valaky officiating Burial
was in Cedar Grove cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
SAYS WIFE HOPED HE
WOULD BE KILLED

Mary Kruger hoped that her hus-
band Gustave A. Kruger would be
killed by "A smashup of his automo-
bile, according to a complaint for di-
VOrce filed in the superior court
Thursday by the husband, who asserts
that his wife expressed this desire
for his death on different occasions.
The plaintiff also alleges that since
the marriage of the couple in St. Jo-
seph, Mich, on March 81, 1914. the
defendant has treated him cruelty,
charging him with infidenity and with
supporting other women. In answer
to this Kruger claims that he turned
all his wages with the exception of a
couple of dollars over to his wife each
week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
FUNERALS.


Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth
Keener will be held from the resi-
dence, 307 y. Main St, Saturday after
noon at o'clock, Rev. NJ GOffeney
officiating Burial will be in the city
cemetery. The body may be viewed
from 10 o'clock Saturday morning
until 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06

Mrs. Harry Beckley. 431 Y. TAYLOR
ST. reported 10 the police Wednesday
the loss Of "A valuable watch. which
she thinks was picked from her by
dips" at the Noisom iewelry store.
The pawnshops We're searched. but
no trace OF the watch was found
Mrs William Bender. 404 W. Ia
sale av.. lost "A pocketbook contain
ing Sc when she left IL in her auto
mobile al SpringbrOok park Wednes-
DAY night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
lOtel Friday night at s O'Clock

hotel Friday night at o'clock. The
committee in charge of the affair urges
that every merchant and business man
or others interested in the proposition
attend the meeting as there are sew
eral important matters to be consider
ed, particularly the nature of the en-
tertainment to be arranged for the
week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
FORTY SEVEN GROWERS ON
MART

With f7 growers on the public mar
ket Thursday morning plenty OF gar
den produce was offered for sale.
There was little difference in the
prices Of vegetables. dairy products.
and home grown fruit. over the mar
kets OF last Tuesday and Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
10th PLEADS OWN CASE
AND APPEALS DECISION

Steve 10th 544 s. Chaplin St, the
saloon keeper accused of assault and
battery by Sergt. Barnhart and De-
tective Ted WOlters as a result Of a
raid made by the officers upon his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
entertainment PLANS
TO BE COMPLETED FRIDAY

Plans for Band Concert week to be
held here the last four days of the
week OF Sept. Il will be discussed at
a meeting TO be held in the Oliver
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06

place for Sunday selling Of liquor
was found guilty Of the charge in city
court Thursday morning and fined 50
and costs. He pleaded his own case,
and upon conviction filed appeal
bonds OF S25 in a higher court
TRY NEWS TIMES WANT ADS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
FUNERAL NOTE

The funeral OF Mrs. Hushower Will
be held Friday. $50 a. m. All mem
bers OF Beech Tree Court, T. b H..
will take the Broadway car 10 resi-
dence. All members are requested 10
attend
]. NJ. MacCorkIe, Chief.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
RTRTH NOTICE.

Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ed
gren, 1904 Quincy St, a daughter
July 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
Girls
White Dress Parade
Springbrook Park
Wednesday, Aug. IL

Function to be more elabO-
rate than last year. Diamond
Ring for the Queen of Excep-
tiOnal-DiamOnd Rings for the
Three Maids of Honor 20
Gold Chains with LocketS for
Twenty of the Marching Girls
Mayor Keller VIII Make the
Presentation and Crown the
New Queen.
Wednesday. Aug 18th. is the day set
aside for the third Annual White
the heart OF Manager Daley than any
other. and he hopes for sunshine,
blue skies and balmy breezes
The girl who will be selecteC as
Queen viii be presented with a beauti-
ful diamond ring. Each of the three
maids will also receive diamond rings
of smaller size and lesser value. But
large enough TO thrill the heart Of
any maiden.
Twenty sold chains with lockets for
twenty of the marching girls
The Queen viii ride in the snow
white carriage with her maids Of
honor.
The parade will form at three
! o clock headed by the band
Queen Virginia with her three maids
will ride in the snOw-white carriage
until the new Queen is selected.
Each OF the marching girls Will be
I be presented with an American Flag
as a keepsake of the day
II you wish 10 enter the parade
just drop a postal 10 Manager Daley,
| Springbrook Park. with your name
and address
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06
ASK SOUTH BEND
AID IN DELAYING
ANTITRUST BILLS
New York Association of Com
merCe Thinks ReguIatiVe
Measures for big Bust
ness" Should be Deferred.

The South Bend Chamber Of Com
nerve has been asked by the New
York Merchants association TO ap-
peal To- the Indiana representative IN
congress. asking that legislation
against the trusts be stopped for the
time being The war on the trusts. IL
IS thought by the New York assOcla-
zion, during the present financial
crisis all over the country. would
hinder the reimbursement OF new con-
ditions created by the tariff and cur
rency legislation.
Want Bills Deferred.
Following is the telegram sent 10
Mr. Spaulding.
New York. Aug. 8.
This association has telegraphed
Sen Newlands, chairman of the in
terstate commerce committee and
senators from this state as follows:
THE industry and commerce of this
country already disturbed by the
necessity of readjustment of new
conditions created hy tariff and cur
rency legislation = suddenly confront
Ell by the paTalyZing effects arising
from the possiose in not probable sus-
pension for an indefinite period of
foreign commerce and international
trade and financial relationships.
Under such circumstances add
terms of pending antitrust leglsla p
ton irrespective Of the merits Of the
pending bills would constitute bur
den which our industries and may be
unable 20 bear and would be likely TO
precipitate "a crisis SO serious as To
constitute a national calamity. We
therefore respectfully urge that fur
Their consideration OF any action upon
any Of the antitrust bills now pending
be immediately postponed until a
later session OF congress.
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
OF NEW YORK.
No Action Expected.
no action upon the telegram. IL is
expected. will be taken by the local
body The policy of the south Bend
Chamber Of Commerce in regard 20
antitrust legislation was expressed by
Secy. Spaulding this morning with:
If we must have such legislation.
have il and have il over with"
IL is probable. however. that con-
sideratiOn to this matter may be given
ny the Chamber OF Commerce. I'm
order to vote on the matter. special
meeting would have 10 DE called.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-06

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
George Engle, %, farmer, Granger,
Ind, to Lizzie Mossman, 10, Granger,
Ind
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-03
For Rntnnrn.
SDiaermur
S.teieeret al en- rrattiit Susmooer.

Sc fleite al os fienoer oct omeri-
fanife Gers: ~ ions a ion till Re
gets BIN q ipife, a Daughter Is pour
Daughter ali Der life" % hi pes, bpor
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in Gam" - eIler Spigermor, BET
bore fla MI paa engeIif eller norIf
eller omtrent paa ale Sprog. Set
fan bore goot iiGr ior lnge Sooner,
at tPnfe paa, at Der ogiaa er en- an.
Sen SIDE al Sagen - Sagen ieet
meb Spigermors Zine. Seq berte
npIig Ell ing Some uobrpbe / 9Gr-
grelie oper lin Wan0: "Sobn err ioo
iuiIo og bra ellers, men oct er Iaa
forarselig meo oct at ban ifaI be.
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Mor iaa ofte. % bun funoe ionoe.
Zig t9nfe paa bet, at ban bar iaa
mango andre arap paa lin Sio, %
lift p9re iaa fororingsfilo - MI blir
bun rent iornPrmet, naar ban life
beieger benbe Ell Sang ON ltgen, og
Oct err oa pirfeIis ior meget ior'
langt!"
Wetop / bette Silfeloe pibite ieg,
of Mooeren tioIig blep Gnfe, og at
bun % Ssnnen bapbe pPret fnpttet
iaa nPr t~ilbinanoen llnoer belle bans
Sppprt, iom oct er mulig at p9re.
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bes 4ierligbeo t~roiait, ban fom til
tenbe meo ale fine Sorger og 8lP'
ser, % ielp efter ban blep poren, blep
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par ualminbelig inoerlig og %Ierltaa'
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lcpet meb en- iine Nige, og Ielu ON
oct bel par liot 9aorot for Wtooeren at
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eget Stem. os bun ppmuntret BAN
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bans Stem, men bette aiiIog bun paa
Get beiiemteite. Sun par iornuftis
NOT til of icrltaa, Of unse 6olf bsr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-03
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man.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-03
IRA SiaSalSIaeets Wsoe.

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/ gIbert Sea. Tinr.. ben 24oe o9 25oe
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-03
S'armen, S51tfet % &open.
NaisapIinoen Ioa meget lei

- Waisaplitteen log meget feil
/ argentina ioor, berettes Ser. Sar-
merne i "MaiSbeItet" ipnes life bape
noget at irpgte ira ben aant netop
MI. @n anoen Sing: mems ameri'
fanif Wois Mai lite bar pGro 70
Gents / Marfebet, bIeo Ser / Ohio
ben famine Els ioIgt Wois ira Or
gentinn for so Gents pr, @uibel.
Naar set bIiper mere alrnin-
beligt, of Sarmerne Ieier giite WGnb
til at arbeibe FOR iig, nil Ser for Oil
Dor begpnbe en iunb tilboge til 6or.
men 9eppaeIie. Som Hegel buroc
en- Sarnner funne gipe bsiere Sen til
Ell gift Sarnor6eiocr emo til Ell
ugift.
- aonfret ener Sten er set bco-
tie o. / 2pngben oqioa BET biaigIte
WaterioIe for "Giilperts" ener Stif-
renber. Spor ser er LET Ibgang til
ubmerfet Sten at mllre al Tan Ell,
iorn forItnar Jig berpaa, lnure Ell
meget biaia % parig Stifrenoe al
Sten; men set err minore ponifeligt
og iom Gegel bialgere at BRUCE aon-
fret.
- Sppr Ngeriorben lbnrmcs, er
enten Irmooen, @nierngtigbeben el-
Ter llpibenheben for itor. Welfc-
fiter ret iteIt eier i,bpre me9ct til at
beoIieebploe GgeriorbenS 6ruatbor-
beb.
Borne @lltter % Ti9er, iont
bar hiemme hos Mor % iSor % or
beibe0e lloen Detailing, bIiuer life al
tio p~aaifienneoe eiter SortieneIte,
nnar Den Gag fomrner, ga grpen
ifal beIes. Senf oper Sen Sing iii
6e, Sorplbrel
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upibenbe, at han life / ct ener nnbct
SilipIoe furoe gipe os ct nptti3t
ginf. Set Dor en- fottig ironif @iT-
terglit, ion opoageoe "McIfeipei-
lets" @etpbning peo at gierc Som-
menli9ning meaem Sliret poa i'm
Mfors ilomerfebe Welfefu % minore
gobe Wtelfefiier / 9elin9en.
Gier olt ct Stpffe 2anb, iaa
beng fat peb SET, til on er nloeleS
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ct!
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fan gisre Srem9ang ser, Wange,
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