South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 208, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 July 1919 — Page 2
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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES City Court Room Resembles Monte . Carlo in Trial Prominent Cabinet Men Robertson Bros. Co )
MUSIC LOVERS TO ! ATTEND RECITAL
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the Third Concert at Notre Dame. William Ml'Mlfschu'.te, f-imm; ChSc.iKO organist, will pive th- third of his concerts in the chapel .it the UnlverMty .f Notrf Iim SiU'lfy afternoon. He will devote his attention to the work of Johann Sebastian I'.irh. the f.unoiis .- entecnth century rom os-r. Hundred of South 15 rid musiclover.1 are e.s.er teil to attend the ( onrert thi-t afternoon :is th- f;iTi!ty of the Coline of m;iM- h:is extended & peneral invitat;on to the r.uhlic of the city. Inasmuch m Middleschulte i generally admitted to 1 thKreateyt living l'.arh artist. ;i tiett Is pnmiel music-loei who att i:7 the concert. Modern onijer. Conernintr I'.ath. I.m John J. Tlecker of the coll ue of music- at Notre I)aine, i-ays: "He tts th composer of the future, and ultra mnlrn of his ti.ne He was radical reprardinir modul.itlon and technic. He thr w asi!' the Idea of proper key- and Tuudulated to plea.e his own sense. He nvu.i not handicapped by rules. "The third program shows him to he a master of master.-, whose music typihes the ,ast. the present and the future. Hi- is a universal art. which places him in the world of 1-eauty with mich reatie spirits as Michaelan?elo, Shakespeare and C.oethe." "Music owes to Rich." says Phillip Spetta. "what religion owes to itH founder." News of the City from the Official Records Superior Court. Mishawuka, Trust 4t Savings Co. vs. Is. I- Mason and leuna Mason; foreclosure suit. Coldie Zoss vs. Vernon Zoss; suit for divorce. Fay Waits vs. 'William Waits; suit for divorce. W. II. Jloerstman s Justus Holieter et al.; fjuiet title iuit. L. D. I.e T.ear Medicine Co. s. C. W. Kinzie; suit on account. Thomas Krurger vs. IMith KrueKer; uit for divorce. Circuit Court. American Trustee and Receivers CI., vs. Mary Kenton; .suit on account. P,irtli. Horn to Mr. ami Mrs. J. P. Roberts. Hoffman .partnunts. July L' at the Kpworth hospital. Born to Mr. and Mis. Louis Jakways, of New Carlisle, a daughter, MarJrie Louise. July 2. Mrs. Jakways was formerly Miss Cottrell of this city. Marguerite 1 Marriage I.Uviie. Veral Wroblewska. u-.,-tor. South Rend, to Marion Wodka. d e chipper. South Rend. Max Sniygibku. 1 iborer. South liend. to Mary Soborski. dorn .-.lie. South Rend. William Hippenstel. farmer. Soda. Mich., to bull ie Winter, t. achr. Lau 'Litre. Mioh. Gladys Rirk. housework. Lakeville. to Russell Warren, mechanic. P! -mouth. II. K- Pottorff. ste maker. S.-uth I'.end. to R-.-sie Arnold, domestic. St. Joseph county. John 1 laden, professioj-.al. Rri-.!pe-ort. Conn., to Mabel Smith. I :tistional. Stamford. Conn. Harobl Rlackburn. clerk. South Bend, to Mubtl Carder, stenographer. South Rend. Ileal Instate Transfer.. From the records of th- In Title and Loan Co. t'harlts Kreel and Mary 1 li.itui f o Fred F. Granger. $4"0. Lt UlT. 4th Plat Summit P!.u- Add. M City of South B nd. Hipolit Alt'x.mdrowic: anil Kon-pt.im-wi. to Jop L. Johns. mi and Amanda F... SI. Lot 117. C. W. B. owl r's 1st Add. to th- Town now City of Mishawaka. Job L. .'ohi:on and Am.uubi F.. to Hipolit Alrxar.drow-ici and Konst.incia. $1. Trart of lind in IV nn Twp. Jennie (Vktt and hushand to Frank A. liltizi r.ski and Bl.im he. 51. Lot 6.. r.rd Plat Summit Place Add. to City of South Bvnd. Charles Ct k t and Jennie to Prank A. Ittuzienski and B'.ar-.cho. SSI. rrd Plat S immi: Place City of South Bend. Wojciech and Mary K Aloizy and IVlacia Najdt-k. 11. Lt Add. to ap to J u fi 0 . 101 Clement :;;ii akr 2nd Plat Sumtuit Place Ad Cllv of South Bend. N. Boy ShamMrau and Minnie S.. to George B. Be'.tner and I'lora S . SI. Lot 13 as s!:.-wn ou proposed plat of Marrtuett Park i.ä C.ty South Bend. Ferdinand CI. Sohimnol and w to Mary Bitter. $1. 1'ts ?'" and Henry Studel ak. r s 2nd A Id. City of South Bend. M.'.ry Iluttt-r to lt rdmar.d Schimmel and Ida. $1. I.:.- . 91, Henry St udtd. ikt-r's nd Add. Citv of South IVnd. of to Igr.atljs K. Werwmskl to Frank 1 Wachowiak and Konstanc Lot :rd I'l.tt Si:r. Add. to City of South Bvnd. Anthony Ho:nkl and vif tonl I-i.ucki and Maryanr.a.
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Characteristically speakinjr, certain memhers of the cabinet are decidedly interesting. For instance, Sec'y (Ilass has a real vice molasses candy. Sec'y Ilaker smokes (chance for the tobacco moralists). Sec'y lanlels- insists on reading his own newspaper. Sec'y Palmer fpends hlr vacation irritating Pennsylvania republicans. Postmaster P.urleson rtelights In a row. Sec'y Houston is a story teller. Sec'y Kane actually eats ham and eggs. Sec'y Wilson waits on his invalid vife. Sec'y Itedri eld believes in uplift plans.
Arnold and Fisher's Sub-div. of Lots 2 and S in Kunstman and Myers Add. to South Bend. Navarre Place Corporation to Joseph Vs. Neff. $2,500. Lots 162, 10I, 1st'., jos, 20i. I'll, of the Park Add. of Navarre Place to the City of South Bend. The Mishawuka Trust and Savings company to Charles I'oesbreck ami Julia $0 00. Part of Lots 3'J and 4 0. Taylor's Add. to Town, now City of Mishawuka. Mdward L. Mason and wife to Mary Weir. $.1:..". Part of Lots I'O and 11. Campbell's Plat of and Add. to Mishawaka. William Poyer and wife to Leslie C. Whitromb and Fred W. Keller, $1. Part of Lot -44, Weimer .& Xrelshbaum's Jrd Add. to City of South Rend. Louisa H. pller to Hertha H. Henderson, $4.500. Part of Lot No. 1. 1st Plat of Chapin Place by LMward P. Chapin. Flla St.dl Casey to John Henry Hcint.bergcr, $1,:.",0. Tract of land in Clay Twp. Stanislaw Malicki anl Mar-janna, to Poznan department Store Corl.oraiion. $1.900. Lot 1'ti Half Sibley and Fassnachts Linden Place Add. to City of South P.end. Adolphus Rradbrook and wife to : Henry V. Sumption and Ressie A., $1. Part of Lot No. 74. Mary Han- ; cy's Add. to City of South Rend, j Samuel M. Robinson and wife to ; Ignatius K. Werkinski. $1. Lot 320 Summit Place. 2nd Add in City of Iii J it I1U. Alvah Cauul r and wife to Franeis L Lambert, $50 Tract of land i in Penn Twp. j Charles Weidler and wife to Wil liam T. Webber and Mary. $1.000. Lot Z, Charles Weidler's 1st Add. to City of South Rend. ! Loyd W. Ostrander and wife to Alice Meli. $1. Lot '.'7. Luclid Park ! Add. to City of South Bend. ! Jay C. Bowsher to William II. i Schlott and Bertha h. $1.5o. Tract of land in Mishawaka. Penn Twp. J William H. Schlott and Bertha. L.. j to Isaac Salamon. $1.000. Tract of 1 land in Mishawaka. Penn Twp. lone lb Stanton and husband to I Amern an Trust Company of South I Rend. Trustee. $1. Lot 1. tri. Plat j of tho Town, now City of South Rend. HUSBAND SAYS HE DOES LOVE WIFE DIVORCE SUIT Goldie Zoss's husband, Vernon Zoss. stayed away from home all r.inht a f v Lays after they were ! married last .May, and when he did come homo, hr refused to speak to her. except, to tell lur that he did not love- h r any loncer, act Ording to th petition for divorce Jlld in su perior court hv her. lhey wero; marri.-tl ou May 14 and separated Miv 2. want mokt;.;i: louiXLosnn Jvtpcinent of 53,:3s and a fore-cK'.-ure of a mortgage is asked by the Mi.-hawaka Trust and Savings Co. against F. L. Mason and Lconaj Mason ;n a suit on a promissory note tiled in superior court. The not, was executed in February. i l.'l. for $Ly0". By the terms of J the note and mortgage the complaint I sts out. interest at seven per cent : was made payable semi-annually, ! and that the defendants failed to j pay the- installment that fell due in ' February of t Iiis year. OREiMESS In joints or muscle, give a brisk cassava with riCKS VAPORllB CATARRH BLADDER rtlieved la 24 HOURS tla vrw e f row tc-ffi t$
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COV LANE. StC , WILSON. Plan Drive Here For Benefit Of Belgian Babies Klaborate plans are being made for the drive in the uptown business district, Saturday, Aug. 2, In behalf of the Belgian war babies. The benefit will be known as the Queen Elizabeth fund. Belgian girls will be on the s.'-eets all day that Saturday with small banks to receive money which the citizens arc nsked to give in exchange for relics captured by the Belgian army and that used by their soldiers. Many things will be sold by the girls. Mishawaka and South Rend both are planning a great time on that day. Kvcry effort is beinjc matTe by the men who have the drive in charge to make it a success, both financially and In the minds of the people.
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SEASON TICKETS $2.50 AND WAR TAX REDPATH CHAUTAUQUA
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TEN APPLICANTS TAKE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS Ten applications were present Saturday for an examination conducted by the local civil service board for rural mail carriers. At the present tjpne there are three vacancies, two South Rend rural routes and one North Liberty, route, and these will be tilled from among those taking the examination. Frank Kettring, secretary of the local civil service board, conducted the examinations. NOTICI7TO VATi:U COXSl'MKItS. All water consumers are requested to discontinue sprinkling in cae of an alarm of tire given by the constant blowing of the whistle at the North Pumping Station between the hours of 4 and 9 p. m., and until notice Is given by blowing the whistle twice that the tire is out. Compliance with this request during the hot weather when our water pumpage is taxed to its utmost, will greatly reduce lire hazards, by pivin the Fire Dept a good supply of water. CITY WATKR WORKS. Advt. 57Gt)-2S. South Bend, Ind
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Hundreds of Dollars Worth of Gambling Devices Are OtTered in Evidence.
City police court looked like a! miniature Monte Carlo Saturday! morning when gambling devices, valued at several hundred dollar I were layed out before the court as ' evidence and exhibits in the case of' the State vs. Frank Gustafson. I charged with operating a gambling i .room and illegal possession of whis-i ky at 1 E. Washington av., sec- J ond iloor. . j The place was raided by the police, July 11, by Detective Sergts. ; Cutting and Barnhart and a squad.; Try SupjHjrt Cac j Gustafson was found guilty and fcui.d guilty and flnedetaoshrdluuu fined 50 and costs, and tentenced to 1 CO days In jail. The cas was ap-j pealed. A charge of having unlaw ful possession 01 lie luor pending age lust him. A sharp legal battle started when the case of Mrs. Elmer Coyle was heard. Attorneys George Sands, assisting Deputy Prosecutor Schock for the state, and Atty. Kurtz match-! ed wits In the trial which created considerable interest. Mrs. Coyle is sueing for support of a 55lx months old child. A case is now pending in circuit court wherein Coyle asks annulment of marriage on grounds that it was accomplished under duress. Hearing of the evidence was not completed Wdne?day morntng. Harry Kolupa was fined $23 and costs, suspended, on-a charge or assault and battery brought ty his wife. rem iiAsi-: nuiixniis. By-product nut coke mixed with DeLuxe nut hard coal makes a more than satisfactory fuel. Clean: less ash and costs less. Coal Serv--ice. Farmers Trust Bldg. Advt. 5S22-27 , v Reduce your fuel expense and get more satisfactory results by burning By-Product nut coal mixed with the famous DeLuxe hard coal, in your magazine stove. Advt. 3822-27 Bear Oil Grows Hair One of the potential Ingredients of Kotalko for the hair i3 genuine bear cil. procured through hunters at a large cost. There are other active ingredients not found in any other hair preparation. Kotalko Is an ointment. It has succeeded In many cases of baldness, falling hair and dandruff when every other hair lotion or treatment has proved futile. 5303 puarar.tee. Why become or remain ba!i if you tan grow hair? If others have obtained a new growth through Kotalko, zvhy not yonf Get a box at any busy drug store or send 10 cents, silver or Ptamps. for testing package to John Hart nrittain. BX-301. Station F, New Tori; City. Show others this advt i 1 1
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Thursday, July 31st, 1919
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This event will be more unusually attended this year prices. Our purchases were all made a year ago and vou will interest vou. This day will also be
when special bargains in every department will greet you. 3oin the merry crowds of shoppers on this day. Meet your out-of-town friends in our store earlv in the mornimr take lunch in our cool Tea Room make this a shopping day of pleasure.
New Silk Tricolette Dresses A wonderful !ot of fine dresses have arrived in plain and drop stitch Tricolette and Paulctte. All colors have a plentiful showing: black, tan, taupe, brown, navy. Pekin. black. The New Modes for Fall are elaborated with beads in colors and embroiderv. Prices range from 50c upwards.
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Thi$ is the hmy that opens th door that 1st yon in on a charge account to the house that O. ft . built. Tomorrow we will put on sale fifty Diamond Kings, like illustration, and Yifty Watches, as described, on payments of only j - si -M Specially selected Diamonds snappy and of good quality, set in green or white 14 and 18K solid gold rings, pierced and engraved, hand-made, showing the stone off to best advantage 50 ONE DOLLAR A WEEK Illinois W atch 17 jeweled high-grade movement, accurately adjusted, pvith double-stock 25-yer goldfilled case. $32:50 "A Life-Tim Timepiece" On Dollar a Week 1 Ebejin 2L Temporal' Location 127 W. Jefferson Blvd. Opposite Postoffice Hell Phone 1817 .fc.i.Torrur or CRErr jxwixqs. Advertisers mike profits Irom volume not prices.
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