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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
A LITTLE BIT MORE
ON THE WILSON CLUBS
Tribune's Story is Denounced at
Meeting of West End
Democrats.

Interest in the Wilson club picnic
TO he held Saturday at Springbrook
park Twas aroused at an enthusiastic
smolGr held Thursday night at War
saw IaIl at which the support OF the
receitiy organized Second and sixth
W9gd Wilson cldb was pledged TO the
deiBtcr8tic outing
lAlf of the speakers. who delivered
their addresses in Polish, denied any
aAtagofism TO the parent organiZa-
dI apd on the other hand urged that
tho. west end democrats take an active
iAterest in the projects promulgated
q the central Wilson club
Tie addresses gave the lie TO the
story appearing in Thursdays Tribune,
which was to the effect that the sec
ond and sixth ward club was organized
as rival organization 1t was eN-
planned several times during the even
ing that the west end club was or
gained merely as an auxiliary to the
parent club, in order that the Hun
garians. Poles and Belgians could at
tend meeting of the club without hav-
ing to come down town. and at which
the speakers could talk in the for
eign languages and the addresses
would be more Ineligible 10 the audi
ence.
Indications are that several hun
dred men. including all of the lead
ers in the second ana Sixth ward club,
will be present Saturday at the outing
to represent the newly formed club
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
ARREST QUARTET AND
POLICE STATION RINGS
WITH THEIR "HARM0NY'

Detective Diver and Patrolman Wes-
olek arrested four boys Friday morn
ing who were alleged TO be runaways
and Migrants. After they had been
behind the bars at the city jail for
few minutes, Diver, as well as the
rest of the attaches at the police sta
ton, were inclined 10 believe that
they had confined a choir.
when You Wore a Tulip" opened
repertoire of songs that included
operate selections. Tag-time and even
sacred music. The boys voices were
clear and well mOdulated. The diff
ferent parts of quartet music were
taken well. and such an impression
was made upon the ether inmates at
the Jail, that one remarked when they
had finished: Tell 'em TO harmonic
some more"
They gave their names and ages as
follows; Otto Brauer. Il; Roy Nc
Carly, IS; John Orr Il; John Col
Inns, 20. They were arrested on w.
Madison st. They all said that they
were from Chicago. The patrol reach
ed them just as they were sitting
down 10 a meal composed of straw
berries and cream, pie and other de-
lectables, which they had begged.
You cheated us out of the first
real square we have had in many a
day" remarked Collins, the Oldest as
they were led to cells.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
FINDS HUSBAND WHO
LEFT HER IN AUSTRIA
Magdalina Mandick says She Fol-
lowed John Mandick After He
Deserted Her.

After following her husband to
South Bend from Austria Hungary
and being refused support by him, as
she says. when she finally found him,
Magdalina Mandick petitoned the
superior court Friday afternoon 10
grant her a divorce from John Man
dick and to allow her $4,000 as we'll
as S25 a week support money. She
is represented by Louis Gottlieb.
The petitioner says that she and the
defendant were married in Austria
Hungary in 1901 and that two years
later her husband LEFT for the United
states. She says that she never heard
from her husband after that time and
that in 1913 she came in search of
him. Friends told her that her nus
band was in South BEND and when
she at last found him, she says, he re-
fused TO permit her To come into his
house. She asks $4,000 alimony on
the grounds that the defendant is the
owner of saloon at 7O1 :. Scott st,
worth $4,000 and that his income as at
least $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
SOUTH BENDER WINS
HONOR AND PRIZES IN
YALE GRADUATING CLASS

Roland Obenchain. a South Bend
man. was graduated from the law de-
partment of Yale at the annual COM
mencement exercises at the university.
He was one of eight men TO take the
class Of Honor Mend recognized by
the law department for high scholar
shin. While there he won first honors
by writing two essays on THE Roman
Law of Bankruptcy and The Bal
apce of Power" rho former carrying
with it a prize Of $50 and the latter
SIS.
Mr.. Obenchain completed the local
high school course here, and took his
preparatory law work at Valparaiso
university. He finished up his educa-
ton with a years study at Yale lie
is now on an eastern trip, but intends
to locate in South Bend and take up
the practice Of law.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
PARCEL POST PACKAGES
MUST BE WELL WRAPPED
Report of Damaged Goods Arriving i'm
Canal Zone Calls Attention
of Service.

Postmaster Zinky has received no
tice from Washington that the direc-
tor of posts for the canal zone reports
many parcel post packages received
in a damaged condition because of the
fact that they have not been securely
prepared for transit. Attention is
called to the fact that that particular
care must be given TO the preparation
Of parcels for the zone especially II
the contents are Of a fragile nature.
This rule applies as well TO pack
ages sent anywhere in the United
States Clerks in the South Bend Of
flee report that much Inconvenience
is caused by the fact that people fail
10 consider the conditions under
which a package must travel. Fragile
merchandise. such as millinery. must
be Grated or else packed in very
strong corrogated pastebOard boxes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
WANTS REASSESSMENT
FOR SEWER BENEFITS
j. NJ Studebaker Petitions Circuit
Court TO Appoint Disinterested
Assessors for Land.

J. NJ. Studebaker filed a petition in
the circuit court Friday asking that
two disinterested freeholders be APP
pointed to reasSeSs property on Eddy
ST. for benefits arising from the con-
struction Of sewer. The petitioner
holds that he should have been as
sessed not more than S1.297.73 where
as he has been assessed $3,537.2S, or
$2,239.53 in excess of an equitable
amount.
The property in question lies on the
east side of Eddy st. and between the
Grand Trunk tracks and MishaWaka
aV. II is alleged by the petitioner that
he was assessed TO pay a portion of
the cost of the construction Of sewers
on Perry St. Francis st. and Division
St, as well as on Eddy St, when as a
matter OF fact his property benefited
only from the Eddy ST. sewer He al
leges that the cost of the Eddy st.
sewer was less than one-fOurth the
cost Of the four sewers and that his
assessment amounts to more than the
cost of that one sewer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
SHIPPERS REPRESENTED
AT FREIGHT AGENTS
MEETING HERE FRIDAY

Principal shippers Of South Bend
and adjacent territory were repre-
scented at a gathering OF division
freight agents this afternoon at the
oliver hotel for the purpose OF dis
cussing the alignment OF freight rates
from Chicago 10 the Ohio river ana
south and southeast Of South Bend
Representatives OF all the large manu-,
facturers in and about South Benz
were on hand.
The meeting. which opened at
O'Clock, was presided over by W. i.
Webster, chief Of the tariff bureau OF
the New York Central lines, Chicago.
other prominent railroad men VINO
were present were: H. j. Jackson,
agent OF the New Jersey, Indiana ana
illinois railroad, South Bend; r II.
Potter agent of the Lake Shore, South
Bend: Rudolph Alderman. agent OF
the Nandalia lines, South Bend; +. r.
Flynn, commercial agent OF the Grand
Trunk lines, Chicago; J. l.. Clark, dl-
vision freight agent OF the Lake shore
lines. Chicago: William hreidler, dl-
vision freight agent, New York Cen
trail lines, Cleveland; w. G. Rolley'
general freight agent of the Michigan
Central, Chicago: G. =. Sudborough,
assistant general freight agent OF the
Nandalia lines, st. Louis No; +. II.
Thompson, assistant general freight
agent of the Michigan Central Ines
Detroit: and +. 5. Montgomery d.
vision freight agent OF the Grand
Trunk, South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
THREE LOCAL EDUCATORS
TO APPEAR ON PROGRAM

Three local educators. Rev. Matthew
Walsh. vice president of Notre Dame
university: Rev Matthew schumacher
prefect of studies, and Rev. ). y.
Nieuwland, OF the department or
botany. also of NotTe Dame. will take
Dromfpent parts i'm the discussions be-
fore the Catholic Educational asso-
citation 20 be held I'm 81. Paul. Mimi.
from June IS TO July I. Or. Schu-
macher is president of the college sec
ton of the association, there being
sections also 10 cover common and
also high school work. Or. Walsh.
who is dean Of the department of his
tory at Notre Dame. will discuss The
phiIosophv of History" and DR..
Nieuwland will discuss a paper on
Grcgor MendeL the great Augustinian
BIOLOGIST. who died i'm 1856.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
EXPECT 500 TO ATTEND
International Bible Students i'm Con-
yentiOn Here Friday.

Between 400 and SEQ people were
expected TO be in attendance at the
International Bible Students conven-
ton which opened a three-days' ses-
sion Friday morning. The meetings
are being held i'm American hall
Clare III. ZOOk of Elkhart chairman
of this district opened the convention
Friday morning with an address of
welcome. CHIEF among the events of
the first days program were two lee
lures TO he delivered by Pastor Russell
Of New York
Large delegations Of visitors are
expected from nearby towns Chicago
is also sending "a heavy representa-
ton.
The speakers who have been Sc
cured To deliver lectures for Saturday
and Sunday are: A. r. Walker. Bay
City. Mich; G. IL. Swingle Chicago:
Charles Hart, Detroit; III. T.. Dietrich.
Pontiac. Mich. G.. L. Bauer. Auburn.
Ind; A. c. Kreuger. Chicago; and
William b. Hathaway, Kalamazoo,
Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
HUSBAND WANTS DIVORCE
samuel ~ PILES Bill in Court Where
Wifc's Action l. Pending.

Charging that his wife has been
quarrelsome and has neglected TO get
his meals or properly care for the
home Samuel AK petitioned the SUI
perior court Friday morning TO grant
him d divorce from Rachael AK. The
petitioner says that his wife often
cursed him and that once she drove
him ont OF the house. He SAYS that
they were married IN October. 1914.
and separated only a Few days
ON Dec %. 1914. Rachael AK filed
a petition FOR divorce gainSt her hus-
band charging him with having NiO-
lent temper and with having threaten
ed % kill her This case Is also pend
ing in the superior court
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
CITY MARKET WILL
OPEN NEXT TUESDAY
SeaIer Reports to Safety Board
Send Note of Sympathy
to GOetz Family.

South Bends public market on tho
colfax bridge will be open next Tues
day. and thereafter will be conducted
three days week until in the late
fall
This announcement was made los
CITY Sealer Miller al tire regular meet
ing OF he board of public safety Fri
day morning. Miller stated that nc
had In several trips % the country
side about South Bend. talked TO farm
ers and other producers Of vegetables
and that all had been willing for the
market to open three days "a week.
Miller himself will be I'm charge Of
the market
The board failed 10 reach the ques-
ton OF the purchase of an aerial
truck for the fire department. 10 was
said that this would come up at the
next meeting. III IS doubtful that the
board will ask for either truck or
pressure engine this year. as its
appropriation without either, viii be
considerably larger than it was last
year.
Fire Chief Sibrel placed another
objection 20 the city's oiled streets
before the board. He declared that
driving the fire trucks over oiled
streets under present conditions was
"a menace both 10 human life and TO
made the street too slippery for safe
driving, and that the heavy fire trucks
skidded dangerously upon them.
To express its sympathy with the
family Of eX-MayOr Charles L. GOetZ.
who died Wednesday in Hot Springs.
Ark, the board sent the following note
20 the GOetz home.
To the family OF Charles L. Goetz.
deceased:
The board Of public safety desires to
express TO the family OF Charles L.
Goetz its sympathy in the loss of a
husband and father OF such noble
character, and the loss 10y the city of
a citizen who 10y his many acts had
shown his deep attachment for the
city Of his adoption and who did so
much to further the interests of the
city from his love for il 10y his many
acts o. unselfsh devotion 10 public
interests.
We ask you 20 receive this ex-
pressiin OF our high regard for him
and the loss that we feel that the
city has sustained and our sympathy
is hereby extended to YOU as a mark
Of our appreciation of him as a father.
husband and citizen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
SOIL IMPROVEMENT IS
DEMONSTRATION SUBJECT

The demonstrations of soil improve
ment i'm various parts OF the county
under the direction of County Agent
John s. BOrdncr are now on. The
first meetings were held Thursday on
the farms OF Levi Barkey and oliver
Pittman in Madison township. Meet
ings Friday are on the farms OF
Charles ReisCh, f.. Il. Moon, Victor
Jones. and the Barcada farm.
The work in the study of soil i'm
movement is part of that offered by
the extension department of Purdue
university The study offers first hand
knowledge i'm increased crop produc-
ton by means OF such soil builders
as lime. phosphoric acide, and other
organic matter
Farmers from territory surround
ing the experiment plots are showing
much interest i'm the work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
ENTERTAINS AT SHOWER
Mrs. Claude Nicely Hostess ut Charm
ing AFFAIR for Bride-to-Be.

\ charming affair in the nature Of
a kitchen shower. hOnOring Miss Ger
trude Choulat. who is 10 be married
10 Harvey Rinel next Wednesday, VAS
given Thursday evening by Mrs
Claude Nicely. 1919 s. Michigan ST.
\ color scheme of pink was success
FULLY carried out I'm all the decora-
tions. The table which seated elSht
guests. was centered with MOUND OF
1irl, carnations and tulle. Pink harps
and butterflies were USED on the table
and miniature cupids marked the
places. Pink shaded candles were also
used effectively Ice cream was
served i'm small flower pots, Whlch
were decorated with carnations ana
ferns Carnations were gwen as
fayOrS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
FINAL SMOKER TONIGHT
Frank Armstrong tO Address Cham.
Der of Commerce.

What viii perhaps be the final
smoker of the season of the Chamber
of Commerce viii be that held tonight
at headquarters ON jefferson blvd
and Lafayette ST. He arrived during
the day from Chicago where ne at
tended the big convention of adver-
Using men.
Armstrong is one Of the leading adj
vertising men Of Iowa. He was the
FIRST president of the Associated Ad-
vertising clubs OF Iowa and twice
president OF the famous Des Noincs
Ad club which goes every year to the
national convention with special
trainload of 500 men.
lie will speak tonight on "Commun-
sty Building" He is known as a
straight rom-thC-shoulder" talkeT
and does not mince words
The meeting tonight will be called
AZ 5 o'clock. Made in South Bend
cigars will be offered the members.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
MRs. ELIZABETH GIBERsON.

Mrs Elizabeth Giberson. so years
old. died early Friday morning at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. G. H..
Leslie. SIS Leland av. Death was at
tributed 20 old age and complications.
Besides her daughter Mrs. Leslie a
brother. r. r. Smallman OF Wausion,
O.. and two sisters. Mrs. Anna Pritch-
ard OF Wausion, O.. and Mrs. Hattie
Wells Of Los Angeles, Calf, survive
her.
Mrs. GibersOn was born in Boyle.
Ireland. May "a. 1885. She was mar
ried TO j. NJ. b. Giberson May ,. 1853,
at Liverpool, .. Her husband before
his death was proprietor of a hotel
al WalkertOn, Ind. Mrs. GibeTsOn had
lived in South Bend for the past IA
years.
Burial will be made in Walkerton.
other funeral arrangements have not
been made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
HISTORIC ROAD WILL BE
TURNED INTO A PARK

4 landmark Of Nutre Dame-the old
road leading from the quadrangle TO
the big gymnasium-iS helms ploWeA
up. as a necessary step i'm the work
Of making over into a park the area
about the Shillington monument. UNI
yelled boy Sec'y of the Navy Daniels. a
few weeks ago. This road has been
packed hard by so years of usage.
Thousands OF South Bend people.
afoot in carriages and i'm automobiles
have passed over 10 i'm DAYS of big
athletic events and the hot tamale
vender Campcd there on quiet days.
Hereafter il will Doe beauty spot and
i'm keeping with its neiEhbor. the main
park faCing rho university entrance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
AN INTOXICATING SIGHT
One Million Gallons of Wine l. De-
strOyed by Fire.

FRESNO. Calf, June 25-Nearly
100000 gallons of wine was de-
Stroyed IN IRE which today caused
loss OF $500. goo i'm the Barton Vine
YARD Co.'S buildings The blazins
WINE spread over the vineyards In a
burning lake, and famed with a brisk
wind the fire swept dangerously near
the government warehouse containing
large quantity of brandy. several
cottages were destroyed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25

Action Go collect 1892 alleged 90 be
due ON account was brought in the
superior Court Friday by Armour x
60. against Fred IA. Lobaugh
Fred c. Zcck and Charles r. Zeck
brought suit Pre- the same Court against
John Rosmarynowski and wife TO
collect $40 alleged due on account.
H. a White brought suit against
VIII : Reynolds 20 colle<t Si14.S0 al
legged 10 be due on a note.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
DRAWS SUSPENDED FINE
FOR RECEIVING GOODS

John Verilla. of y Hill St. was
given a suspended fine of $40 and
costs in city court Friday morn for
receiving stolen goods. 1t was alleged
that he purchased an automobile robe
from one Don Wagner. which was
stolen from an auto belonging TO
Frank u. Striebel "a local druggist.
George Hayden. accused by Motor
cycle Patrolman Wesolek Of running
an auto without a proper license, was
given a suspended fine of $11.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
MARRIED STEPBROTHER
Emma WOrden Asks Court To Make
Void the Action She Took

Alleging that she married her step
brother without knowing that she had
acted contrary TO law Emma Worden
petitioned the superior court Friday
morning TO annul her marriage 70 Ar
thur WOrden. The petitioner says
that she and her step-brother. the de
fendant, were married i'm 1911.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
SAYS SOLICITORS USE
ADDRESS OF HIS STUDIO

Representative of a Chicago art
company. or men that pose as such,
are working the city under false pre-
lenses. according TO Harry Bagby, a
local photographer. In a report TO
the police department. Bagby alleged
that these men would apply for work
in the residence districts, claiming to
enlarge photos and do similar work.
giving their address as the location Of
Bagbys studio. The police depart
ment is making an investigation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
FAHL TO End Girl.

After an exhaustive search the To-
cal police department has failed 10
locate 10-year-Old Eva Haines OF Bat
tie Creek Mich. who was alleged bv
authorities and her family 20 have
come 20 South Bend. The girl was
said 20 have stolen a sum or money
from her mother and 90 have come
here % seek employment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
STEAL ELECTRICIANS KIT.

" K. Robins. a local electrIclan.
reported 10 the police department that
thieves had stolen $50 worth OF tools
from rs W Bowman ST.. where Rob
ms was working. The tools stolen
comprised practically an entire kit,
and were taken while Robins was
away from the place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
DEATHS.
MRS. THERESA RICHANATER.

Mrs. Theresa Richanater died on
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Frederick He'll re Portage av-. after
an illness Of one year. She was born
in Bavaria, Germany. and was about
3 years old at the time OF her death.
She was "a member OF ST. Mary s
Sacred Heart sOdality.
Funeral services viii be held at 9
O'Clock Saturday morning AT ST
Mary's church, Rev. Joseph NJ. Scher-
or officiating. Burial viii be in the
Cedar Grove cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
BOARD APPROVES LARGE
SHARE OF THE RETURNS
Figures Secured by Assessors from
Various Townships Enable Com
parisOn with Last Year.

Realty and personality appraisement
returns for the larger part Of st. Jo-
seph county have been approved ~
the board OF review. only slg nj
changes have been made in "A few
cases from figures handed In by the
assessors. There Is a possibility that
the personally returns for Penn town
snip may be changed, inasmuch as
there Is an attempt being made 10
have the 100000 appraisement of the
Hen Island dam changed. The re-
turns this year as compared with the
previous returns are as follows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
OBJECTS TO CHLORoFoRM
Ethel MoIIenhOur says Husband Tried
to put Her to S,een.

In a petition for divorce hled IN the
superior court Friday afternoon oy
Ethel MOllenhOur against Ella Mol
lenhour. the petitioner alleges that on
June is her husband attempted 20
give her chIoroform while she was
qsleep i'm bed. she SAYS that they were
married iu 1904 and that since that
time her husband has been an habitual
drinker. She asks for the custody OF
four children
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
KILLED BY TRAIN.

INDIANA HARBOR. Ind. June %.
Maurice Evans. an engineer for the
Inland Steel Co. was struck and kill
ed by q suburban train ON the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern rail-
road while riding 10 work on a motor
cycle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
No MORN. SUOOTS SEIZE.

CALUMET. June 25.=Because he
coz q not secure work. Lawrence Hill
snot and killed himself. He mailed "a
post card telling where his body
would pe found. II was found ia the
Atlantic nina
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25

lICNCIE. Ind. June %. - George
Campbell. B. years old. car Inspector
for the Big -Four railroad. was IN a
critical condition today as the result
Of falling under a train which cut OF
his leg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
YOUNG BANDIT HANGED.

CANON CITY. Colo June e5-
Harry Edgar Hnlen. youthful uan-
dit. was hanged - the state peuiten-
tiary here las, night for the murder
Of Thomas Chase, a merchant OF Dem
Yer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
BRINGS SUIT on NOTE.

suit 10 collect S625 alleged 90 be que
or note was filed in the superior
court Friday afternoon by the can
mel City Oil Co, against Ella NJ. Roper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-25
CARRANZISTAS REPULSED

WASHINGTON. June %. - That
Gen Pablo Gonzales and his Carran-
Zista army, sent 10 occupy Mexico
City. were repulsed by a heavy ar
tillery fire from the Zapatista de
lenses and forced 10 retreat some dis
lance from the outskirts OF the capital
was the news received in Washington
from reliable sources today.
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-27
program
OF the
Fifth Sunday Tfleetino
Go nse Held JIlitb the
Ccrintb baptist Church, Tflacomb, Tflo.
friday, Saturday, Sunday
Inlay 2S, 20, 80, 1915
FRIDAY, MAY IS

FRIDAY, MAY 2S
80 p Introduction Sermon by Rev. Thomas Roberts; alter
nate, Rev q. Chadwel
80 p Organization.
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-27
Cemetery Improvement

The committee in charge of
the Mansfield cemetery improve.
ment met Friday evening at the
Office of the chairman. Mayor F..
Fl. Riley. Plans for immedat.
improvement We're made and a
force of men has been busy this
week cleaning up the cemetery
in general, until it presents a
highly creditable appearance
quite an improvement. indeed,
over its former dilapidated ap,
pearance. Attend the memorial
services Sunday and see what an
excellent change has been made.
All who ban are urged to bring
flowers for decorating the graves