South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 182, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 July 1919 — Page 3

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HAS THE GOQO

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Removes George J. Gould From Estate Trusteeship N7;Y Vf'HK. Junf 'A -.jj.rrrr." 1 r-rir.rij-.lr?. r.f rr.iTT- thf a4min!.tn-

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Extra Session of Legislature!

Appropriated $50,000,000 For Highways.

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LANFIN'i. Mi-hi . J,i!v 1 Th- ' i Mich'frin s-titf !f rri.-I.V'ir-- pro l( A ' th -sr.i! iiv.'hir!ry for r.r.'lirc: the common w :i I h an-1 r.iij:n I .'A '"'A- t f.or, for hirLwiy i rn pro r:i n i ami Mair.Vnir.rf at th- tr.t xj-.Morii

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Twrntv-Mx n'w laws:

wrrr c n.ictrij. In .1 fl 1 : t i n fh n:i-' U0n.1l .-uffratc- resolution wms rati-i :.f l, and -a Pio:r. tni' r. t of a onimis-! Hon to in it).'.it f n.ihility ol a lake s-to-oc: .111 iki; waterway was-1 authoriz"'!. The- highway law-, rreate- ;t huh-' w ay iiüprov e m--nt loan board to is- 1 s-je tl.e- $ .".''. ,C "' I. orul.-. No mort' than f ."..OO'.'.oOO may ! l-sind in. any ik- je.ir. I'omls must he- ia u 1 at n't ie ?s than jur. They I lie.ir ", p-r re-nt. interest ati'I . mature- from !i'. to :jö ye-ars from j late' of iue. Appropriation of j 171, ."..""' for th- hitrhw-ny l-part- I ment, to start the hU roal improve-! mem prfu'ram, wa.s made? for the coming two f-ars. Of this amount: ? 2 . Ö .'''"' will l. ;;sii in payinsrj county awards. The- highway (Jr-'

I'artme-nt was reorganized, tu he h-aded t.y an e l.- tt-d commissioner with salary of $7,." no ;t year. Th legislature also made illrgal any surcharge on insurance over the rtgularly rated premium; re

fill-, ed minimum punishment ro.ih'e under the new liquor laws from' six month in state prison to :;0j days? in ounty jail; and created ai

etmmi.s-.-ion t( investigate the Wis-con.-in-Michigan boundary dispute.

tion of FrruiK Ja

' "k orgr. In Lis drfi.ion Justir Wnitnkrr re' i'we.j an of the numerous all. gatioi.s of wion-rful ats ,in.J wn-nuful .-titudes harccd igatr.st th 'old-e-t e,f the- oi..s of the Lite railioad n. aerate" in Frank '!ould's motior. l.ut, h clai ir.,T it imposiMr to i;r-

r.rf ' this apparent h -'erdemain of! t u.irx with the aid only of a-fh-dalt.. he.- basvd li;:- decision on thie.- r.f th allf.Mi.fns which he j sill had l.e-en "admittf ai:d ind is; j I utably approved." ; Iror'-re- lould's attitude- jn admit-

ting these three ats. whiin h- de niol wre "unjust and wrongful.

Wils in it-' If s ;fh dent grounds for hi.- r mov.il, the- court P clared. as u Treied that h'- was "either entirely

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ed that he- was "either entirely orant or l-ol J ly defiant of the

tion of a ttu.-t e.tate."

"harges en v. hi'.h Justice WhiUiar nase.j his r .-iyjr.p -Ne.-, : "The ;.ulure of the trusters, with c.eorg J. (Jould is the eliminating - haiacte-r, to divhic the estate int.-, si separate trusts, as directed in Jay Gould's -. ill. 'The acceptance of a commirdon on the s ile of iMr.. sh'irrs of the e state's Western T'nifm T leirraph Co. vtock, said cf)mmission amounting to r. J 1 . 4 f l . 7 1 , and his retortion thereof, without the knowledge of other heirs, fur a period of .iqht . a : s. 'The- minghns; r.f trut funds with Grorte J. (j.u'l 1 s own funds, and the use therccf by him. an if they wore his own individual property.' The respond nt's reco'usc is to the appellate division of the supvtme court, and it was expected that hv voul.l at once file an appeal the r , in an crtort to continue.- npartial ( or.trol e, f the fpould foituno, estimated originally at moie than

MAKES MONEY GOOD AND IS RELEASED

After makins good the money that

he had spent Fred J. Price of Chicago was released by the local police Monday. Price, it is said, picked up a wallet containing $ 1 . 0 In Liberty bonds- from the wa"n room of the Washington restaurant. The wallet belonged to M. W. Culp of Jochen, who had the charges droppe d.

may in: mm;n. M'AUSTLU. Okla.. July l.-Twp.-ty-fice men are believed to be dead, suffefateel by gas or crushed by fallin c; rock and coal as tb-- result of an epleis;on In mine Xo. , Rock I-land Coal Co., Monday. Fight bodiesi have been revoered.

NG TRUE BILLS

DOCTORS

Grand Jury Indicts Six Indianapolis Physicians on Blind Tiger Charges.

Statues and crucifixes at Schillings. TTJC-1

IN DI AN APOMS. Ind. July 1. Indictments alleging violations of the prohibition laws were returned ytMerday by the Marion county grand jury against six Indianapolis physicians, three dentists and three physicians from other towns. Fach is charged with operating a llmd tiger. The indictments resulted from investigation of prescriptions filled

at elrug stores in allegeel illegal sales of intoxicating lienors. The Indianapolis physicians are Charles Hurris. Harrison Ii. Hülse. Alonzo S. Neely. Fdgar M. Outiand. Poland Perdue and Calvin It. Atkins". Dentists named in the bills are Otto F. Oesterly. Pearl O. Inekey and Charles P. Weier. Others Indicted are Dr. W. M. Pye rs of Mohawk; Dr. W. M. McQueen of Quiny, and L. F. Williams of Brazil. There are two counts to each indictment, one charging the physicians and dentists with unlawfully selling liejuor to persons unknown to the grand jurors and the other that the defendants unlawfully had whisky in their possession.

MATRIMONY. To June Prides: Do you wish to bo married privately. If so. visit Poom Odd Fellows Blo(k. .Cor Washington and Main s,ts. Applications for marriage license filled and marriage performed. For appointments call Home 6431 or Home i 09. Pell 40:jl. 1115. tf

When we re.u h Ihe asre of 40 or 4ä. Father Time t'ps In and makes a (.Lange In our sight. About tli.it Jige tWe Is ii'"'tle.ihlp more or less diffb-ulty In dlerntng objetts epially well, els? at hand, er at a distance-. Whon tlds eonditlon appenrs. it is nature" warning that the delbate iirerontnodatin uni-iles of your eves peed help. In many eases a siizht eerreeti-.n "ill 1 KI.A V the adoption of PollU.L VISION glasses, .'"iisult DR. J. BURKE OPTOMETRIST AM MAMFAC TI RING OPTICIAN. We nre th only ones i.i South Hend that suif.oe grind lenses. Rroken lenses dupliealed the same day. MW S. MICIIKiAN ST. Est U-V. Open Sunday 0 to 1- by appointment

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Open Wednesday at 9 A.

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Men's Athletic Union

Suits, S1.00 val-

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Men's Soft Collar Dress

Shirts, S1.00

!f.HJN&wAYNE Sl.25 values

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The bargain event of the season is now before you. Startling values that over-shadow all previous efforts in valuegiving. .We have disregarded present market conditions, forgotten costs and former selling prices-1 only one object in view, to make this the biggest month since our opening. -.Visit our store during our clearance sale THE GREATEST EVENT OF THE YEAR.

July Clearance Sale of Dry Goods. A beautiful line of figured voiles that sold up to 59c. Qffc Special, yd. wJll 36-in. plain Messaline Silk, regular $2.00 values, all colors. ( OQ Special 3 I iv9 Seco Silk, in all shades. 50c OQf value. Special y WW All our Tissue Ginghams, also Flaxons, regular 45c values, OOl at only w 9 A very good assortment of 32-in. Ginghams, 50c value, IQtf Special t3üC 2 7-in. Ginghams in plaids and checks, 25c value. i 7 Special I fC Curtain Material in the very newest patterns, worth up to 79c. PJft Special, only, yd wOw Light colored prints in plaids and gingham effects. 4 Special, yd I Uv Serpentine Crepe in very pretty floral designs, 39c values. 00 Specials only Cm W W CI earance Sale of Waists. Georgette Waists in every desireable shade, daintily trimmed with beads and lace. old up to 55.95. ( J QC Special at PwaWW Crepe de Chine Waists, all shades, waists that are worth up (t0 ßC to $5.00. Special, only .. 3uawO Beautiful Silk Petticoats in every immaginable color, some with Jersey top3. regular $6.00 fdSl 5

HALF PRICE. 100 dozen children's fast black hose, all sizes, 25c values, at 12 Vic 4 pair to a customer. (Basement).

100 dozen ladies' Silk Hose in all col

ors; also black and white, $ 1 .00 values, at

59c

full sizes, $1.95

White Bed Spreads, all good patterns. Special . . . . s

10 dozen Infants' Soft Sole Shoes in

white or black or colors; values up to $1.00, at . .

Children's White Baby Doll Slippers.

sizes 6 to 8. rubber sole, up to $1.00 values

72x90 Bed Sheets, extra quality, at 42x36 or 45x36 Pillow Cases. Special

18-in. dark Toweling, half linen.

25c value. Special

Chi dren s KomDers or Uliver 1 wist

suits, sizes 2 to b, $1.00 values it

Men's heavy Rockoid Socks. 25c values, (basement 4 Q 1 at 1 Cm 2 9

Fine Ribbed Men's Union Suits in white

or ecru. $1.25 values, at only , HOSIERY.

59c Slippers, 59c

$1.19 29c

linen. 19c r Twist

49s

79c

Ladies Fine Lisle Hose in black or

white, our regular 50c value at only

39c

BARGAIN Table Oil Cloth in white or QQf colors, only, yd Um w W 3 bars Jap Rose or Palm Olive Soap for biVW Full ?ize ladies' House Aprcns in light or dark colors. fF Special at 89c and Ovis Moulders Shoes. 46 pairs more, values :r":':- $1.95

BASEMENT

Apron Ginghams in all size checks, only yd

Men's Overalls, all sizes. Special ,

Shirts and Drawers, balbriggan. all sizes, only .......

White Baby Doll Slippers, rubber sole.

14c

$1.19

45c

SHOE DEPT. 60 pair Men's Mahogany Brown Sh oes or Oxfords in English lasts, also footform Vici Kid Oxfords, (?5 df $7.50 values at 43UU LADIES' OXFORDS or pumps, broken lines of our regular $5.00 grades. QP Clearance sale p2mJJ Men's Army Shoes The ideal shoe for work, $6.00 values j fi A P at 4).0 Men's Brown Canvas Shoes, leather sole, Blucher style. (tO Clearance Sale at vnuV Ladies' white Pump or Oxfords, Special values at $1.95, $2.45, I C $2.75 and 4i3.0 One-strap Ladies' House Slippers, leather solt, comfort style, (J 4 r"ET $2.00 value at 4 I -ÖS Children's Tan Oxfords, stitch down, in sizes 5 to 8. fr Od Special at ibilb? Clearance Sale Muslin Underwear. Just received 50 dozen more Muslin Petticoats, trimmed very pretty with embroidery, worth up to $1.50. at only vuC Ladies' Muslin Gowns, beautifully trimmed very pretty with embro'idery, all sizes, $2.00 values, 4 only ) I iv9 Infants' white Lawn Dresses. Jö slightly soiled, $1 values at . . WwG TOILET ARTICLES Mavis Talcum Powder. 4 Cl 25c value I v3C French Rice Powder 19c Woodbury's Soap 19c Cuticura Soap 19c Jergens Toilet Soap, 3 for 25c Pabecco Tooth Paste 33c Jergerv Talcum Powder 15c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil 39c E-X-T-R-A 100 Children's Wash Suits in assorted

light and dark patterns, suits that sold

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NewVictor Records . for July Ready to bring new entertainment into your home. Ready for you to hear at any Victor dealers. You'll find the kind of music you like, whether it is tuneful popular songs or the exquisite interpretations of the world's greatest artists. Stirring band music. Lively dance numbers. Delightful orchestral selections.

Sorter Mitt Yeu Ju&nita La Favorita Thou FlowV Beloved Nocturne in D Flat (Chopin-Wilhemp Violin Quartet in C Major1 Fugue (Beethoven) The Quiltinjr Party (Seeine N'eüie Home) Werther Oh, Wake Me Not When You Look in the Heart of a Rote 4 Souvenir Violin Kitt Me Again Humoretque A Rote, a Kit and You Girl of My Heart

Francet Alda Emilio de Gogorxa Giuteppe De Luca Mischa Elman Flonzaley Quartet Mabel Garriton Giovanni Martinellt John McCormack Efrem Zimbalitt Victor Herbert' Orchettra Victor Herbert Orchettra

N'ursber 64780 64S12 74591 ?4590 74592 G4S15 64774 64S14 64S13

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Trce $1.00 1.C0 1.50 1.50 1.53 1.00 1.C0 1.03 1.03

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John Steel ) jgSS 1 John Steel

Victor Military Band

Money Musk No. 1 -Money Mutk No. 2

Virginia Reels Victor Military Band

Lullaby Bluet (In the Evening) American Quartet " When the Bee Make Honey (Den in Sunny AUbanO 1S553 Irving and Jack Kaufman )

Somebody Waiting for Someone

Peerle.. Quartet Henry Burr j

Arthur Field Marion Harrit

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Van Ep. Trio ;S55G lQ Van tpt Trio J Arthur Pryor'.Bd j 1S553 Conway Band j

The Boyt Who Won't Come Home Bring Back Thote Wonderful Dayt Jazz Baby Oh, Sutie, Behave Medley One-Step ' Monte Critto, Jr. Medley Fox Trot Rainbow Divition March Spirit cf Indepe ndence Maich Whn You See Another Sweetie Hanffin? Around

Mammy o Mine Adele Rowland

Out of tho Eatt Fox Trot Joteph C. Smith't Orchettra 1 jqccj Rainy Day Bluet Fox Trot Joteph C. Smith' Orchettra Oh, My Dear! Medley Fox Trot Joteph C. Smith' Orchestra Somebody' Sweetheart and Good Morning, Judge 35600 Medley One-Step Joteph C. Smith Orchettra)

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Hear these new Victor Records to-day at any Victor dealer's. He will gladly S've oj an booklet describing these new records and play any music you wish to hear. We recommend Tungs-tone Stylus plays 100 to 300 records without changing. Victort and Victrolas in great variety from $12 to $950.

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Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden, N. J. Important Notice. Victor Records and Victor Machines are scientifically coordinated and synchronized in the processes of manufacture, and their use, one with the other, is absolutely essential to a perfect reproduction.

JSw Victor Record Umo&trtd at all doalera oo t!a lat of ach mouth

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Building your home is a matter too vitally important to be disposed of lightly. We believe our years of experience real service department and big stock put us in position to be of assistance to vou. 'For Good Lumber Call Our Number"

The Miami Home Building Co. Announces the sale of a limited amount of stock for the purpose of building homes in the Miami Addition. This is a new addition which the Company has plotted. Construction has already been started and will be pushed as fast as local conditions merit. For further information see

Smogor Lumber Co. r J. Mumford or W. Elliott

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