South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-12
CONSTABLE IN AUTO;
DRIVER IS CAREFUL
LapOrte Man Goes on Slow
Gear 10 0SCeOIa to Pay
Speeding Fine.

ELKHART. Ind, June 12.-"The
slowest trip ever made to Osceola
since the beginning Of the automobile
era" said II. II. Albert Friday after
noon. was the one / drove this fore
nOon-on low gear. My companion
was an Osceola constable who had
found me In a barber chair. His war
rant charged me with violation of the
speed law IN going through the VIII
lage on or about June .. L didn't
want 20 commit a further breach,
right IN the presence OF the laws min
ion.
"As he had come here on the in
terurban, i invited him To take me
70 court ia my own machine lie be-
came my passenger, or custodian,
blamed IL i know which AT Osceola
i paid $S.05 20 Justice John carroll
over Il store box. The court and the
minion apologized. / felt ike doing
SO myself.
Say. do YOU know that the month
river road Is the best between the
county line and South Bend? But If
you can't take the north road, be
sure TO check up through Ossy'
The annual convention Of the Chris
tian EndeavOr society Of the st. JO-
seph conference of the Church of the
tOnights session, when Bishop IL. IL.
Fout OF Indianapolis delivered the
closing address The election of off
GERS Friday afternoon resulted as tOl-
lows: Rev. J. =. Click of Roanoke,
PRESIDENT: Mrs. Carrie SlOat of Nappa-
nee; secretary; Howard Wlsehaupt OF
Kingsland. treasurer; Mrs. Bertha
LivengOod Of Swannington, junior SUI
perintendent: Miss bessie Seaman OF
GAINESVILLE, superintendent of Chris
tan stewardship. G.. l.. Wilson OF OF
terbein superintendent of quiet hour;
Theodore Harsh of Button, superin-
tendent Of Christian citizenship; Mrs.
Eva Young of Butler, corresponding
secretary.
W. J. Inbody. "a cousin of the late
John Inbody, who died Wednesday,
came here today TO bid his cousin
goodbye. having sold his farm near
Goshen and decided TO go to CalltOr-
MIA. Unaware OF his relatives death,
the visitor stopped to chat with an ola
acquaintance. Lon Shively of the
Niner clothing store. Mr.. ShiVely
conveyed the shocking intelligence.
Mr.. Inbody then repaired TO the {.
Edwin VALLEY undertaking rooms 10
view the remains of his kinsman.
Ben Myers and his wife, who were
locked up last Saturday night on
charges of intoxication, had been IN
jail ever since but Myers was released
Friday without prosecution. lie mas
"a small crop of garden stuff horse
and some chickens and was gwen ms
liberty that he might look after them.
An effort Will be made TO send MIS-.
Myers TO the correctional depdflih EN-
of the womans prison at Indianapolis.
Although Chief Roth Thursday
stated he understood that Mrs Edna
AIinegar. who was wanted on com
mitment. was on her way 10 Missouri,
she is in the city and today instituted
eI,it for divorce against her husband
Archibald J. Vinegar. She asks TOT
the custody of three children, $2,UVV
alimony. and weekly support for her
children.
An order restraining Mr.. Vinegar
from interfering with the children ana
from visiting her was asked for, ana
granted by Judge Hartman.
At a meeting Friday of the board
of works members. Mayor Smith, Atty.
Hall and Engineer Russell, IL was de
cided that the +. Jackson ST. pavement
must be begun not later than July i
and finished not later than November
I.
The officials in conference also con
eidered plans and specifications for
the general lighting system and prac-
ticalIv accepted them. Another
meeting will he held next week 10
close up the matter.
The board ordered Tungsten light
installed on the south side OF +.
TseardsIcv ay OppOSite Gordon aN.