South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-22
CItu Briefs
William banner, general secretar

William banner, general secretary
OF the South Bend Y. NJ. c. A., is
spending his 3O-day vacation at
Manomet Point. Plymouth, Mass.
He took a full supply of fishing
tackle with him with intentions Of
catching the biggest and best in that
locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Robbins leave
this morning for a motor trip 10
Washington. Many stops will be
made enroute as they intend TO spend
at least a portion Of a day in each
of the large cities through which
they pass. Chicago will be the first
stop.
Eight boys of the Junior "Y" BIZ
cycle class took a 23-mile trip yes
terday. r. J. Vance, the junior lead
er, guided them to 2 Loint three
miles south of Elkhart. where the
boys took a swim in yellow Creek.
A hastily built dam provided water
OF sufficient depth 20 allow all the
boys to enjoy this sport. Genuine
ham sandwiches furnish the nour-
ishment at the noon hour although
which they cooked over an open fire
4 small blaze ut the home Of Joe
Beikon. 1901 S. Catalpa av., yester-
day afternoon caused property dam
age 70 the extent OF $50. Fire COM
panies No. 1 and 2 answered the
call.
DIR. A. VI. Eells. who recently re-
signed as pastor OF the Westminster
Presbyterian church OF this city, will
leave Saturday morning for Hot
Springs, Ark, where he became pas
tor Of the Presbyterian church there.
After visiting points in Illinois and
Missouri he will begin his new duties
Aug. 1.
According to a bulletin received
Thursday from the postmaster gem
eral by Postmaster Hunter. parcel
post packages addressed 20 Haiti and
exceeding in value $40 must be ac-
cOmpanied by consular invoices. The
bulletin states that all packages. the
contents OF which are valued at more
than $40. in receipts in Haiti without
consular invoices Will be subject to
penalties and fines provided by law
in such cases of omission.
The case OF Charles Potter, 1f6 y.
Hiu st. charged by Jacob Glasier Of
1O9 y. Hill St, with assault and bat
terry. was continued until Aug. 10.
In city court Thursday. Charles L.
Scott. 401 f. Sample St, charged by
Ernest Siefert with assault ana bat
terry had his case continued until Sat
urday morning when he appeared
for Trial Thursday.
Earnest f.. HarspOoI and Leo
Kuhn. Of Mishawaka. settled their
cases of speeding in court Thursday
morning when they paid fines Of 81
and costs.
Lewis Miller. 2I25 KenwoOd av..
was painfully injured at o'clock
Thursday morning when he turned
hts bicycle into the path OF a large
Studebaker car driven by Lawrence
J. Zakraisch. OF EIkhsrt The
front wheels OF the car passed over
Miuer's body. He suffered a broken
shoulder and hip bruises.
Helen Stansinski filed complaint
for divorce Thursday in superior
court No. . against John Stansinski
on the grounds OF cruel and inhu-
man treatment and non-support.
They were married Sept. u, 1910,
and were separated in Nav. 1921
The plaintiff asks the custody OF
the children. $1,000 ahmony. and
$1,000 for attorney fees.
Five hundred dollars Is the reward
that stirs the tagging feet OF Walter
J. WEIGH, song writer, newsboy and
ex-service man. 10 piod on IN his
long walk from Cleveland 20 the
Pacific coast and back. when he gets
tired. He reached South Bend Thurs
day on his way west. ~ he makes
the trir afoot in seven months. he'll
get the $500. offered by his sons
publishers. I'm ahead OF schedule. d
he said