South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 124, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 May 1919 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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: GOOD SALESMEN Read What He Has to Offer and Then Apply for the Job.

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Crnr;-' M. F'l itiv r. h tirmun fx-ti-;nr.iiri;iry in iriint ..-rr-hi j or monty liiivs for tti- Ch.iml"''- "f Commc-rce, Vit t..ry I.iW-rty loan, lllkx aixl Kiu.i-'iii-i labs, '.vunt' d to in-rt the foreL'ii.nk' a(!vcrti; i:i' nt in th? claiti'-d

uluinn of Th NV w s-Tiiiu-. but v.hn he explain1! the tusin s proposition iii-i:ti)ii-.l is the Victory loan, ;-orK' was .ont on to th- editorial room. It-ort: iJ In r.'io'.l.?." driv Tim t:.Tn it is Madison township that holds his attention. He wants 7." or 10u men. or rnor- to help him s. 11 j u.st as many bonds as posibb- in .Madison township. Mr. Platru-r -plainn that .Madison i-t a hitf township and hf- must hav a hiij for to covr th Mitir territory. Volun'-t r bond sellers can f;uni.-n tfwir autoiuoJ.iles or not. loor'o docs not rare. He promises conveyances fr all. plenty of entertainment during th" day in the journey over the township, anl la.it but not least (deor'e i-i in the retail toboc.a !tisinss, ricar for all. for the entire di?. Concerning this phase of the drivr. Mr. riatiur had the following t o say: 'Just tell them that th dd man Tins a r.ew brand he wants to try o-it. Tf the volunteer workers survive I'll put the ciirars on s-al" Mr. I'latner's force v ill meet at ! o'clock Monday morning at the llks temple.

BOARD OF SAFETY CONSIDERS HUMANE MEASURE FRIDAY

As far 13 the South Bend hoard of safety i3 concerned, nothing was done at the regular meeting Friday night. However, It became known yesterday that members of that bo- had considered soucthintr. even if they dij fall to act upon it. The matter of the more humane collection of dogs tvas presented to Dr. L. J. Smith et al., Friday evening, but the matter was referred to the city council. Members of the Houth Uend Humane .society appeared before the board, which accounts for the business In hand. City Atty. KUck will be akM to draw up an ordinance providing for a human collection of dop, and providing also for the keeping of the dogs for several days before they are killed, members of the Humane society say. It Is the Intention of the society to have inserted in the ordinance a provision for killing the dogs by means of a hypodermic needle.

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SUPERIOR JUDGE GRANTS MARRIAGE ANNULMENT

A decision for the defendant was

j rendered by Jiid'e C K. Montgome

ry in th superior court Saturday afternoon in the annulment of marriage case of Albert Schräder against Gertrude Schräder. This case which ended Thursday had been on trial before the court for over a week. Tnc plaintiff asked

that his marriage lo the defendant

be annulled on the ground that he was forced to marry her.

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WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE AFTER 31 YEARS OF MARRIED LIFE

After T. years- of married life Caroline Kettring tiled suit for separate maintenance from William Kettrin in superior nuirt Saturday. The plaintiff claims that dijf.ng the past four years her husband has refused to he with her and has failed to provide for In rself and their two children. She also charges that her husband has appropriated the proreeds of their farm to Iiis own uses. She asks :..ioM alimony and SIT at week for the support of their two hildr'ii. Anna V. V lis says 'her husband. Kalph 1. Well.-. Flayed out late nights and on one occasion struck h r. in her complaint for divorce tiled Saturday. She asks $.".000 alimony and Hi' eiistody of their two children. They were married in November, 10K., and lived together until March of this year.

ANNOUNCE NEW RULES FOR CIVIL SERVICE

In connection with th' announcement made retvntly of a civil service examination ft i- a first grade clerk to be held at the local postoff.ee on May 1". F. C Kettring, civil service representative, has been notified that applicants who have had at bast one year's satisfactory clerical experience either in commercial or private business or in the military .- rvhv of the Fnited States will be placed on separate register from which certification will be made In order of relative standing upon rcpiest f appointing officer. A new list of positions for which the civil service will offer examinations in the mar future has hern received by Mr. Kettling ami lie urge;

all interested to consult th

list

A Perfect Fit

A customer told us the other day she had never known what a perfect Utting was until she had worn her first pair of K & K shoes, purchased at this store. They reminded her of her gloves. So snug. So satisfactory.

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which is available at his tdtice in the postu:!;:e.

Miss Clara Schafer will take students in China painting and water colors for the next six weeks at S3S Forest av. Fell phone 3112. I30SS-4

Set d fertilizers. sprayers and spray materials. Warner Hros.. S. Michigan st. Advt. 12042-4

V.arner's Seed Store. 22t S. Michigan st. Advt. 12042-4

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