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WANTS POSSESSION OF PUBLIC CLINIC HOUSE PURCHASER ASSERTS RENT REMAINS UNPAID. Justice Court Suit Brings Echo of City Hall Quarrel Over Maintenance, of Institution. Dr. H. W.

McKane of the U.S. publie health service land the Indiana board of health, together with Dr. 1 E. G. Freyermuth of the city health board, is defendant to a suit brought by James J.

Lingard to collect rent for and obtain possession of the house at 312 South, Lafayette boulevard, which house is occupied by the venereal disease clinic. The complaint, filed In the court of Justice: Joseph V. states that the property was leased for cline use Aug. 19, 1919. from John E.

Fisher, who, one year later: sold it to the plaintiff. The lease said to provide for the payment of $50 a month in advance as rent, and it is alleged that the October Installment has not been paid. of the building and $100 la demanded. During its first year of existence the venereal disease clinic was Ananced from the surplus left in the local War Chest. a fund from which was financed various war charities.

When this fund was exhausted the city was asked to become responsible for the continuation of the work and a quarrel between Mayor F. R. Carson and Dr. G. Freyermuth, secretary of the health board followed.

The strife was thought to have been settled by an arrangement whereby the city was to make an annual appropriation for the maintenance of the clinic and the publie sighed with relief over the supposed. of an unsavory squabble. The present suit, however, indicates that all has not been taken care of as nicely as has been thought. RECEIVES DIVORCE DECREE Husband Retains Custody of Three Children Deserted by Mother. Custody of three children is given to Arthur Samuels, 750 South Rush street In the decree issued in the St.

Joseph superior court divorcing him from Bertha Samuels, to whom he was married. 9, 1905, and who left her home Oct. 25, 1917. The divorced man is restrained from marrying within two years. Alimony of $2,500 is demanded by Iva M.

Bless, 126 East Grove street, Mishawaka, in her petition, to the St. Joseph supertor court for a divorci from George Bless, to whom she vas married Dee. 21, 1910, in Kansas. Drunkenness and wife beating are charged. There are two children, custody of which is desired by the wife.

Silk Hose Sale. Oliver Style shop, Friday, all day, for $12 Adv. 1t Collmer distributors of Oildag. -Advertisement. 18t6 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS OF RIVER PARK.

M. E. Ladies' Aid Society Meets With Mrs. Rolland Miller. The M.

E. Ladies' Aid society met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Rolland Miller, North 11th street. Mrs. Edward Moritz was assisting hostess.

Fourteen members and seven guests! attended. Four new members were ad. mitted to the society. The following committees were appointed: Serving meals to the election board. Mrs.

John David, Mrs. Hiram Penrod, Mrs. B. F. Hacker, Mrs.

Fisher and Mrs. S.1. Naftzger: booths at the Christmas bazaar, fancy work, Mrs. Rolland Miller, Mrs. Loyd Brown, Mrs.

Sylvester Myers, Mrs. F. E. Wolfe, Mrs: H. C.

Bedell, Mrs. C. A. Rapp, Mrs. Stuart Penrod and Mrs.

Ponta; aprons, Mra. J. Newcomb, Mrs. J. David, Mrs.

Arthur Guin, Mrs. H. Penrod, Mrs. Frank Hacker, Mrs. Merrill Fisher, Mrs.

Sherman Naftzger, -Mrs. W. and Mrs. W. Gartner.

Ralph Miller gave an instrumental selection. The next meeting will be in two weeks, the place of meeting to be announced later. A meeting of the republican women of the second precinct of the Fourth ward has been called for this evening lat Jewell the home Whaley, of 845 committee Smith woman street. Mrs. A small voting machine will be used for instruction.

B. Sholly, 1327 Lincoln Way East, and Mrs. A. J. Austin, 1315 Lincoln Way East, entertained with marshmallow and wiener roast at Pottawatomie park Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs.

Martin Good and Mrs. W. Buckwalter, of Lancaster, Pa. The picnic supper was served at 7 o'clock to 15 guests. Announcement has been made of the marriage of Mrs.

Clara Yawkey, South 19th street to James Dent, of Lansing. Mich. The wedding took place the First Baptist parsonage in Lansing, Oct. 14 Rev. J.

L. Davis officihome in Lansing, Nov. 1. ating. Mr.

and Mrs. Dental Clifton Right, South 19th street, sustained a badly crushed right foot when the member was run over by a wagon at the Perkins Manufacturing company in Mishawaka about 10 o'clock this morning. Mrs. Chauncy Foust- who has been seriously ill- for the past month shows some improvement to-day. Mrs.

George entered St. Joseph hospital, Mishawaka, Wednesday and will submit to an operation. Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Smith and family, South 15th street, have from a visit with relatives in Argos, Ind. Extra Special. 1,000 pounds of a new Poledor creation, butter cream, chocolates, 75c a pound. Come and try them.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday only. The Advertisement. 20t3 "Save Money" is Slogan. "Save money" is the motto of the great crowds who are buying men and boys' suits and clothing at 20 per cent off during Vernon's sensational sale.Advertisement. 1t Pure All Silk Hose To-morrow morning at $1.25 a pair.

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Bootlegging Case Remains on City Docket With Words "No Decision Given" Entered on Record. Sinister reminders of the grip the ring of local democratic, politicians has fastened on the South Bend city court were brought to life again this moraing when Joseph Voorde, Portage township assessor a plea of not guilty on the behalf of Dennis Kulcher who is charged with operating an illicit still with intent. Voorde aid not appear as counsel for the detense but it seemed to disinterested spectators, assumed the entire responsibility of the case. All of the evidence was not heard in the case and no definite disposition was made of it. Detective Sergeant Samuel Koczorowski, who had conducted the raid on Kulcher home at 2106 South Kemble avenue, appeared they in court to testify for the state.

as aid, also Detectives and Kish. The through its assistant prosecutor, George Schock, did not, however, seem over willing to have them take the stand. When the next case on court sheet was called the Kulcher case was left "up in the air" and the court room thrown into confusion. The statement decision given" was entered on the charge sheet. Joseph Voorde1 is well known in the city court for his apparent' interest in bootlegging cases which come up.

He is known to have sat religiously through the entire session of the Zimmer-Dambacher case in the St. Joseph superior court last week. Voorde is at present out on bonds on a charge of operating an automobile while intoxicated. His arrest in that case followed an accident near Mishawaka in which several people were seriously Injured. City Judge Frank Gilmer, a democrat, at that time called a speciar session of court 'at 2 o'clock in the morning in order to prevent Voorde's commitment to jail for the nighti When Chief of Police Peter Kline heard of the attempt frustrate, his attempt to clean the city gers he smiled and said that he was going ahead with his campaign despite all the opposition any party could put up.

The Kulcher arrest was the Arst following Kline's orders to rid the city of "blind tigers." SELLS MARYLAND FARM. Col. William Hoynes Tract to Become Part of Sherwood Forest. Col. William Hoynes, dean of the law department of the University of Notro Dame, has sold his farm on the Severn river in Maryland to William 1 F.

Cochran, of the Sherwood forest settlement in that state. The farm, which consists of about 210 acres, has a brond frontage on the beautiful Severn river commanding a wonderful view of the Chesapeake bay. It will be attached to the Sherwood forest settlement. OCTOBER 21, 1920. XFORDS SPECIAL SHOWING Latest conceits in late Fall's most appealing novelties for women.

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McGann Co. UNDERTAKERS 883 North Michigan St. Two Shops For Your Convenience -that's. the way that Taylor does things. He'll put in a dozen shops in South Bend if they're needed to render real satisfaction to Tire Users Taylor, the tire king, has come to South Bend to stay, to serve and to satisfy all.

local, motorists. Taylor's Tire Shops 132 E. Jefferson Blvd. Phone Main 610. 731 Lincoln Way West.

Phone Lincoln 5344. WANTED Cashier and saleslady. Good pay. Army Goods Store, 330 South Michigan Street..