South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-19
CITY AGREES To
DEFER ACTION
UNTIL MONDAY
Flood of Injunction Suits Filed
in Court Cause Halt in Plans
to Clear Out Bars
and Fixtures.

Temporary abatement OF Mayor
Carson's orders relative 10 the re-
moval from former saloons the fix
lures employed in the sale of intOxi-
eating liquors until next Monday was
agreed 20 10y the city authorities
Tuesday morning. following the fill
ing in the courts OF the county five
injunction suits, TO restrain the city
permanently from carrying out it's
threats 10 remove forcibly from all
former saloons such fixtures
The original order Of the mayor
calls for the removal Of the saloon
hxtures by o o'clock Thursday night,
but an agreement between Eli See
birt. representing the city authori-
ties. and the attorneys for the
former saloonEeepers asking for the
injunctiOns was reached in the Cir
cult court on four of the suits Tues
day morning that acts In the nature
OF a temporary restraining order. al
though no such temporary restrain
ing order was granted by the court
-Four suits Filed.
McInerny. Yeagley q McNicker.
representing Albert r. Briese, Will
liam Kruger and Thomas War and
9. A. Para baugh. representing Frank
kagel AN former salOonkeepers. filed
application ia the circuit court for
permanent injunctions against the
city authorities. restraining them
from carrying out their threats 10
take out forcibly all saloon dXtures
found i'm former saloons in the city
Thursday night.
The three suits brought by NC
Inerny. Yeagley & McVicker ere set
for hearing Nov. 20 and the one
case fled by Atty. Farabaugh is set
FOR Dec 3, but instead OF a tenn
porary restraining order being asked
for by the applicants for the injunc
tions. the agreement between the at
torneys for a temporary abatement
Of the mayors orders was reached.
Judge Funk viii hear the applica-
tions at o'clock Monday morning
10 determine whether or not he will
grant temporary restraining orders.
Files I'm Superior Court.
Monday afternoon Wins G.. Jones.
representing Louis DeIfosse. former
saIoonkeeper az 1t6 W. Washington
av.. fled an application for per-
manent injunction against the city
in the superior court Like those
aled Tuesday in the circuit court,
the application is TO be heard
Nov %
Late yesterday afternoon Sheriff
Bailey served notices Of the filing Of
the application for an injunction on
Mayor Carson. Chief of Police Kline,
Asst Chief Cassidy. members Of the
loard or public safety. City Con-
troIler Sywgart and City Clerk Frank
RiHnsli The application does not
ask that temporary restraining
order be issued against the city Of
6cialS pending the hearing for per-
msnent injunction
10 Former SalOoniSts Act.
Joseph v. Wypiszynsh. represent
ing 10 former saloonkeepers. will
sppear IN the circuit court today
asking that an injunction be issued
restraining the city officials from
carving out their threat TO remove
an axtures lu former saloons by S
o'clock Thursday night The 10 ap-
pIications for permanent restraining
orders also ask that temporary re-
straininE orders IN each case be is
sued pending the hearing for the
permanent order Atty. Wypiszyn-
Ski will ask that the application for
a temporary restraining order be
heard Wednesday
The former saloOnkeepers repre-
sented bv Atty Wypiszynski are Leo
Deka. S41 s Chaplin ST.. Andrew
Rokop. S25 s Chaplin st. Alex
Czalo $40 =. Chaplin ST.; Joseph
Eoscs i42 Prairie av., Emery Pap.
us W Indiana av.; John Negy.
1s1s Prairie av.. steve Eli 1920 5.
Chapin St: Steven Greszo, 140l
Catalina av.. ZsEmond Ordor, 7o2 :.
Cbapin ST.. Cashier JerzakowskL
1917 Linden av.
Applications Follow Order.
The applications for injunctions
AGAINST the city officials follow the
sueeping order issued BY Mayor
Carson saturday morning that an
fixtures in former saloons in the city
must be removed by their owners hy
Thursday night or they would be
taken out by the city.
In issuing orders for the taking
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