South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 194, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 July 1919 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

NOTRE Oil FA

SETS NEW RECORD

Number of Bushels of Wheat Far Exceed Amount Harvested in 1918.

Elbel's Band to Start Concerts Sunday Evening,

A r.v rf'rd in the r.umt'-r of bushels of v.h-at , e j t-'i !!;.- 1 u th Notre Danif fdrrnf. it lectin known S-itwr-lay. n a ?! !! of Ji ' tc'ff, I'.roth-r Leo. . ? ;., U.manapr. by i ntit.c r. tho ls has harvested n-;trly tl,." I).jht! of wlx'at. whl h isiid to ,f the r- orl for thiM part of th !:!. Th ruimbr of lu.-h Is in what this y-ar yrf(!s t h i-ne -f the 1? 1 s-am:;.

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8iTu fl-M w rr Ii. ort- than It wan at ftrft -xi ct (l. Tl.- lahor jrM;m In hsrvM!ntf th- i rj)S was holv 1 by Hroth-r I- in a h'irt ttrn J'uclnf th hortaK of help anl pro5j) cts f ttirii: nouh lahor l.aruls anything hut (.r.i-ourair:. Urniher Lo ui'j-al-d to the sturlrlita attmdini; thr Mimi.u r .v ho! for a.s.sJ.stance. The fctud'-nts and jreMs r-jind'd. Hains Damage Crop. I'TO-pits for a i;i roj in h at last spring were k-orny. rontnnt rainn and hravy winds doin rn'K'h damage to the c rops. Nevertheless. Itrothr did not lerome disi oura u'-d. ! .ivr his un;iidod attention to tin crops and hi untirfsome fforts and 1 thors on thf tlehl.M have bonu? the. desired re--uft.. . number of years ao the land vhich in latf years has prdu-d wonderful crops has he.-n i;ivn up an useless, niven an opportunity on tii? tract of land, Urotrwr I-' set working and in a -short time he has cultiatfd th- land to such a decree that the results were astonishing.

KIl.Ts hand Is fcoinq- to play attain ;his seaon. It has betn en -sraK'-d by the j.ark hoard to play a x rjev of concerts. th tirt of which will take place at Howard park Sunday evening. beginning at S o'clock. A few slight chnne.H have le.-n r.ia'.f, the organization huvlnir annexed several members of the 1 :7th hep artillery hand with the Amerirari expeditionary' forces, many of whom enlisted from South II nd. K( organization of the band was effected Friday nis;ht. A lot of j,cw music has been euied. and will he ulven to the public from time to time, several of th .- beir placed on Sunday evening's program. Anions the new selections to bp i res.-ntd is a medley of popular "lilts" just out. including a. new waltz by the popular American composer, Zamer.ec k. The hand will a era in b- conducted by I'red Illbel, who lias prejiarerj the following propra m : Star Sp.4pled I '..inner.

March Our President tie lection 1 1 er Soldier

Waltz -Kisses Scotch l'atro!

. . . Friedman Hoy

. Hamberg Z.imeneck "Wee JlncCrfor"

Ames Suite Henry VIII Dances, .t'.ermar. (a. Sword dance. (M Shepherd dance. (c) Torch dance. Medley Popular Hits Iunpe Melody Beautiful nluo Kerl Potpouri Offenhae hiana . . . .Ihtttre Pinab Selected. A lar.ue crowd is expected to attend the first concert.

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''Casey," in Spite of Peril, Takes Smokes and Food to U. S. Men on Line.

A year affo this time, it was; and midsummer moon flooded the muddy fields of France In brilliant lU'ht. I'p in the front line in the Fond elu Lac wood.': near Pont a Mousson, the boche "Minnien" wer; ripping bl holes In the ,S2nd division positions, and the 323th regiment was cut off from supplies. In the clear moonlight It was.Fulcide to rush supplies to the upper trenche. and none tried It. Then to the amazement of the Americans, a ' Casey" a tremendous big fellow he was. climbed over the parapet, and dragging a huge burlap bag after him. crawled through the yrhae to bring h! boys. emoUes, ehocolite. and doughnuts. Within a tew yards of the communication i each, the exploding hell closed neater and nearer to the blr fellow, and then he lay flat and still In the slu.dow of a shell hole. A terrific explosion, the boche had found the ranue, and they picked up "Caiey"

h: leg blown to bits, but smiling: J

' I 'ot a few smoke for you. kies." ;-t.s Croix el (inern. That was the way it happened, and yesterday Jcteph Patrick Crowe, the fearle ss K. of C. received werd in his home in Binghamton.

N. Y., that flen. Petain. commander !

or tne l rer.cn armies, has awarded him the Croix de (Juerre with a gold star. The citation was issued May 5, and he was then praised for his hi a very In the Argonne when he was wounded again. Shortly after the Fnited ftaUs

went Into the war, "Joe" Crowe- j

tried to enlist in the army, but wai; too old. As a "Casey" under lire, M j. Castle of the S2nd division says Crowe was "man clear throuch."

DROP CASE AGAINST YOUTH WHO WORE RED

Ieo McKlnney, who was arrested by Asst. Chief of Police Cassldy July 4th at Rum village park for wearing a red necktie, was arraigned before Judge Gilmer In city police court Saturday mornlnsr. The city said It did nol want the young man' prosecuted: Judge 011miT dismissed the case.

TUT A TAG OX IT. , When we finally bury the hatchet with the German It will be Just aw well 'to note carefully where It If burled.

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HIGH PRICES PREVAIL ON CITY MARKET NOW

News öl the City from the Official Records

srrumoK rorur. Lena Durst vs. Harry Durst; suit for divorce. Georgia Zerhc vs. Oliv C- Zerbc: tuit for divorce. J.uella. Snyder vn. T.ouis 1'.. Duck; liabtui corpus suit.

makki ;i: j.ici:.si:s. Frank Pinkowski, factory worker, Sauth Pend, to (Jrac Short, bookbinder, South Hend. George Stape, painter. South Itend, to Florence Truster, marker, Se.uth Itend. Frank Gzszyk. door trimmer, Soutii lleml, to Agnes Wierzbinski. lometie. South lit-iiil. Mauley llishop, fireman. Niles. Mich., to Ct)itoI.i llivovcr, housework, Nlles, Mich.

Samuel Six. farmer. South o Cecelia Lumm, washing, ville, Ind. Willam Haekee. building !atoier, Hammond. Ind., to

Ztihl. clerk. St. .los,.ph. Mich. Fay Itansbheiircr, machinist. South Hend. to Fssie M. .lulien. b.ovinowork. South Hend-

Prices on the city market continued at their high pitch Saturday morning, berries being very prominent and a bij price being asked for them. Old and young chickens were plentiful, the former selling for 25 cents and the latter at IS cents a pound. Fggs were out of reach at 4S cents a dozen, while no butter or cottage cheese was for si Je. Vegetables were selling at a reasonable price, usually being sohl at a or 10 eents u bunch while tring beans and green peas were selling for 15 to 20 cents a pound. Cherries were held for 25 cents a ejuart and black raspberries for 20 cent per quart. There were a very few new potatoes early in the morning that were easily disposed of ut $2.70 per bubhel.

lift Off Comas? Doesn't hurt I Lift touchy corns and calluses right off with fingers

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P.end. riketrade Clara

m:ii Kvr.vn: Tit nsfi:ks. (From the lU-cords of th- Indiana. Title and Ioan Co.) Navarre Place Corporation to Thomas M. Whiteman, $l."i'0: lot 251, Hill Cresd addition of Navarre riacr in city of South Pl:u1. Ladislaus A. Wieczorek and Frances G. and John Wieczorek to Stanislaw Kanr.U7.ewski and Josephine, $1: lot Summit Place third ad litkm to South Fend. Kuwln H. Somnierer. commissioner, to Harry Ilr.uy, $2.ot"v jot 21. Arnold rf I'agan's sidi i.-ion of lai.k out lots 0 and M, State Hank's second addition to South JJend. Julius Sccberger to Frank Noble. 11; lot 10?, Seei'erger's Sovith Michlcin htreet addition to South Hend. Margaret M. Stull to Jolin Takacs and Flizabeth Takacs, l")0; lot :?., StuilV fourth addition to South Herd. Leona f Teel to Stee Ixiicr, 1; part of lot 47, original plat of South l ind as platted bv Samu 1 Mornton, now part of South Hend. I.ulu Wahlen to (Jilford M. Hetm and Mary F., $1; part of lots 51 and Ä2. Southeast addition to South ndMary F. Keam ami fülford M.. her husb4nd, to Lulu Wahlen, $1; lart of lots SI and 52. Southeast addition to South Fend. George W. Herd and Adah Heed to Charles l. Metzb r and Clara F., 11 : part lot Ferner Grove firs' cM:tion. Vernon C. Hastings and Marion If. Hastings to William H Miller ard Ulli,. C. Miller. Jl; lot 122. Oak Park third addition to South Hend. William I. Itobinson and wife to Alür M. Nave. 1: tract of und jP ren-.re tour.ship

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This is genuine Mahogany or Quartered Oak. Guaranteed Motor. Will play any record, and the price is 25 less. Simpson's a Sewing Machine and Music Shop Union Trust Bldg. Bell 2591

j Tiny Bottles f 'Frtcziiie ' V vLjJ tut a few ants at ,lru stores

Apply a few drops of "Freezone" upon that old,

bothersome corn. Instantly that corn steps

hurting. Then shortly you lift it right off,

root and all, without pain or soreness.

Hard corns, sof t corns, corns

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hard skin calluses on bottcm cf feet lift

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CARSON. & SEIGEL

DENTISTS Cor. Michigan and Wayne Sts., over Star Store BETTER DENTISTRY MODERATE PRICES Old Location. Quick, Reliable Service.

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CLAIMS HE DISARMED VIFE AS SHE POINTED GUN TO SHOOT HIM

Pauth Herd wlvs '.vho-o lu:bai di re petting a litt'e b:t tued of home and h.tt rjor.e to other quarters to ! e. are getting eutte pees :.-h. Two n.en. '3tfford H;.-hrp and lluur.as McCormick. ire en ir.-d in eity co at and held under a I'oad. Mrx. Hertha .May Clay is alleged by her hiJ'.md. Ciiarles A. la. n h.i'. e ilra" n a h aded sun and intended to shoe ; him. !r man.ipe I Te take the ur. au.iy from her ai.d iiivv Clay is ,ie!d on . ohaiiie of intuit and b tttt rj piieu- u a-atn;

: M THEDAfW ; To o through lite witti ti u-e-tive eyesight Is like working in the dark. Some are ruining eyes and nerves by NOT wearing ulasses. while others are injuring themselves through th.e use of glasses which are improperly fitted. The ea-s are a man's faithful servants, and should be protected. They should be fortified against strain or irritation. Fyes examined and Khi' t orreetlv fitted. DR. J. BURKE oiTOMirrmT ani irc:. v OPTICIAN Hstablished l'.'Oa. We arc the only ones in South Hend that surfaee-nnd lensts. -2-Mi s. i ich ;t;.. ST. (pen Sundays 'J to 1 by appointment.

Wanted at Once Hundreds of men to operate machines and work in the luarries and mills in the INDIANA LIMESTONE DISTRICT iu-:irom. ini. HLOOMINCiTON, " i:LLirrrsviLLi:, stim:svilli:. and points between. STEADY EMPLOYMENT for an indefinite period. FINE LIVING CONDITIONS. ROOD WAOEsj: Apply by mail tr in person to: . iji:di oiu) stoni: cli h. Hir V. lötli St. Hov HM IIHDI ORD, INI).

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Robertson Bros. Co Store Opens 8:30; Closes 5:30 SaL to 9:30 p. nu

Pictorial Review Patterns for August are now on sale here. See the latest styles.

Our July Clearance Sales:

are helpful to economize on Women's Apparel

Monday: and continuing all week Another opportunity presents itself in our July

SALM.

Thousands of yards of beautiful silks for every purpose have been assembled for this gigantic sale. Price reductions have been made that will not be duplicated for some time to come. This lot consists of 5,000 yards of TafTeta and Messalines in plaids. Mripes and

cnecKS, also includes plain blacks and navy; all 36 inches wide.

800 Yards of 32 in. Silk Shirtings A July Clearance of Silks in stripes of all colors. Regular price SI. 75 and $2.00. Sale Price $1.50.

Tricolette the Newest, Most Popular Silks - A soft woven silk that has established a standard demand for many seasons to come. At thU Sale we offer several pieces at a price it is wise to take advantage of.. Black, ivory, navy, henna, American beautv, sand, rose and pink are included in this lot. The Sale Price $6.75.

In planning your future needs in silk read carefully and figure the savings you can make in buying at this sale. 1 000 yds. Silk and Cotton Poplins at 98cyd. The greatest variety of colors, also black and white, ever presented at any sale we have made. The values will bring new owners in a hurry. 500 yds. AU Silk Pongee, $ 1 value, at 69c Black Satin Messaline, 36 in., $2 quality, at $ 1 .69

'Nothing but old standard eastern makes'

Put Real Music in the Home With a Player 'Piano The Hallett and Davis Virtuolo is the finest player made. In fact, it is the ultimate in piano-player construction. Come in and see it. We also handle these other High Grade Makes: Sterling and Lexington Player-Pianoi, Norris and Hyde, Briggs, Conway and Merrill Pianos -J. M. ROSE-

228 South Michigan Street Bell Pbone 235

Investment

Welfare Loan Society OH SOUTH BEND Offers an investment opportunity that is sate and the security-is the very best. The Welfare Loan Society is a public necessity and is supported by the progressive and public-spirited citizens. It is a civic enterprise which benefits everybody. A limited amount of stock is bfing offered and we ure you to reserve some of this security at once. Our references are guaranteed. For further information address Welfare Loan Society P. O. BOX 172, SOUTH BEND.

And Here's an Added Attraction-

One of our customers said to us the other dav, "Do vou know I like to eat here, there seems such a feeling of good cheer among your patrons?" We replied, "We're mighty well pleased to hear that." We always knew that the meals and service was such that it made for new friends daily and of course we're pleased to learn of this additional reason for eating at

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Corner Main and Washington.

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