South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14
CltU Briefs

Plans for the yearly program oc-
cupied the meeting Of the South
Bend-Mishawaka Epworth League
Union at their monthly meeting last
night at the Y. NJ. c. A. Delegates
were in attendance from the nine
leagues that compose the union, be-
sides the local officers.
Two interesting lectures by Envoy
Swartz. who has just returned from
a seven months tour of the Holy
Land, are THE Modern Palestine"
Thursday, p. m, and William
Booth and the Salvation Army" Fri
day evening, p. m. The public IS
heartily invited 10 come and enjoy
these lectures. New Salvation Army
hall, 116 Z. Colfax.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Symmonds, formerly of sol Smith
St. have received announcements Of
the birth Of a son at their home in
Burlington, n. Oak, Sept. s. Mrs.
SymmOnds before her marriage was
Miss Lucille Tumble
County Auditor Clarence Sedg-
wick Tuesday advertised for bids
for changes in the basement Of the
court house, to provide space for a
public health clinic. Five thousand
dollars have been appropriated for
the work. Sedgwick also an
nounced that $4,000 in vouchers for
constitutional election officials will
be ready tor disbursement Wednes-
day
Carpenter tools to the value OF
more than 500 were stolen from the
Clay township school. four miles
north on the Niles road, sometime
between Saturday noon and Mon
day, it was reported TO the local po-
lice Tuesday morning.
Thieves entered the high school
I building late Monday night by break
ing through a skylight in the roof of
the building. According to Asst.
/ Prin. Ohio c. Osborn, who reported
the theft. the loot obtained by the
robbers consisted Of IS fountain pens.
% Eversharp pencils and IS in pen
MES.
Arrested Monday on charges of
/ issuing a fraudulent check, Herbert
/ NJ. Troeger, 607 Z. Corby St., faced
Judge George ". Omacht in city
court for the second time for the
same offense Tuesday morning, and
was bound over TO the grand jury
I for investigation. At a previous time
! Troeger's father came 10 the young
/ mans rescue and interceded with
/ Pros. Jellison. Several times Of late
.
+ witness in several cases against boot
i leggers.
William Gordon, colored, 6O4 W.
I Division St, pleaded guilty in city
court Tuesday morning TO parking
his automobile n front OF a fire
I hydrant, and was fined IS and costs.
He paid his fine.
Four OF six men i'm soldiers uni
I forms were stopped from selling flags
I in the city Tuesday TO county fair
visitors by revocation OF their IL
/ censes by Comptroller Swygart. The
/ Chamber of Commerce was the com
plainant.
As an accommodation TO business
men and women, luncheon will be
served daily except Sunday at the
/ Chamber Of Commerce The lunch
+ con Will cost but 40 cents. The serv-
( zee is under the direction Of Mis-.
/ Pauline Enterline, dietltian
Charging that their married life
was one Of constant stife and tina;
her husband was guilty OF cruelty
Faye Norman brought suit in SUI
/ perior court No. l for a limited a.
vorce from Paul 3. Norman. The
couple was married Sept. l, 1918
The wife asks support money during
I the separation. attorneys fees an
/ costs Of the action.
Deputy Sheriff Frank East left
/ for Chicago Tuesday 70 return Frank
! Miller 10 South Bend. from Chicago.
+ He is wanted here on a charge Of OBJ
tanning property under false pre-
lenses. Miller Is alleged TO have
/ bought a truck in Chicago, obtained
a chattel mortgage on it for 1900,
come 70 South Bend, and, represent
TO the Mack truck agency here that
he was sole owner OF the truck
traded It 20 the Mack people on a
new one.
See our coal at the Fair. sam