South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 338, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 December 1919 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES FILES PROCEEDINGS AGAINST CHIEF KLINE AUTHENTICALLY QUOTED

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Lives in Furnished Room After Saving $75,000 During Life.

1 firorp. Oeyrr, 7: yr.iT :,, ur 1' his wifo .-ire i.-iw living In ;t. fur-nifchf-'l room I '-jut- ti.o f.tr t ih tt ; (c) f-r :ic( ijrnu'.i! I f,v r 3 7 ''" ' r al aii-1 p r.'-oi.ii 1 jirfp'Tly iur:nt; hU lift-. i ... i A cmp..iinl to if--' irul ar.'l .n-o-l dr i ar.il !'r .'. owi.tin;; '. :is j J'.ltd In sapf-rivr ( our: V. dn y.i.iy ' Ly 0 y r .ij'ji:!:. hi- f"i;r h a ! I r n, . th r 1 ;.:;; ijti f Ch;- u'". LiUi'in j J;inrn', r.l'n W. .i : I i .-- n Mvl., j S.il'-rii Rink of (Jo-in ;i aral J; is wife, h' irah M r. j Jf-y r ch.iris in la - :jj.i-iit 1 ii.it on net. 11, th" ! f ri l ints f ra ' j i! a ! -r. t !y in1i:erl him to i-xcfiiic ! rul I I i v r ri 'I whi-h onv y 'I t !t in S-.ijih J'-r;.l. 7 f . t t.v ll'ij l-'t on Vistula .a v., in Andrew Fu'-r-I.rinirpr'd adiliti'.n to th- city of Jouth !?f-nl iinl Ü I s atit-Vf I.tkI inj .LHihart rounty. j .MTfIy SimirtI -laior. j At tho tini'. of simiitiK' tlii- ir--tni- i l.i'iit, it was rr-pres. a, r (! f i J-y-r ; "Jii.it hf was i:i-it ly v;;,n:nr .'i :ini-; vh-r'l'y il would im s.-i I" . r 1 . i i i

i. mi i' nspri--i- di ris jiropfriy or mut.- r !.. s'-rnr- it fro;;; him until u hath. !! was to tat' iv- an ini:n of J. y u ly ilri:. tl:- r st

f his life. i fit- alo chart's tha: hi fiiii.h'ti! prt v-.l m on the mind of his v. iff t.-Mt thi'y diM-nptrd hi.- h'Mii1 and, 1 1 I him his wife v. mihi rat liv with him ij!-m Iim sik-n d thi ;a-'

j -r. Tht y :tis threat n -d him with rrimlnal jrMutim.

It was not until Nov. 1") that h-. luurni tliat h was a tiialiy a d -d j that ho had siTiu-tl and that lw- iaal-j 1 had no property t.u? wmilil re- j t t'iv only tlu stipulätrd income. On: J '. 2 .n dTiiHiKlfd the ri'cwiu'y- ! iiiu'O of tho land tu lilin and inline-I ii.ttidy filed j-nit when it was refused. , He and hi.s wife became reenn- ! ileil wlirn h KOt )rr away frrtn the inmunee of his fonr chüdr n

.in-1 thry are now living at i r nted morn at X. Main st.. a!! tlmir le.usehold iTeo-l.-j hrini; h Id in stor- : ire 1-y th' children. Hank N 1YutT.

The Salem tank of flesh, n wa.- j l.i-'ulf trustee in the original fired I and was made party h fr iwlant in j

the present suit only in that ra parity, lli.s wife was n;,id partv d1-

f ndant only that her r.ht.s mi'iit

adjudicated. In inakincr provision for his wif' In the cent of his death. .Mr. (ley-

r has provided that .she should le ;

nivf-n J'.OOO with which to huy a 1 home ami the Income from one- j third of his estate for the remainder ! of her life. This th- children per- ! uaded Iter to exchange for J'.O'iOj rash which she was to r.- av. J Action was lrouErhl ir.to thr- cnurts j t-ome time previous in which an attempt was to h iv- a Guardian ap- j pointed for .Mr. cjey-r i ut this was j ! l;nsuccosful. Althtui;:i 7i ye ars! ' tdd, he hardly has a i;rcy hair In hisi j head and is as spry and ch-ar head- ) cd as a man of half his aj.re. Mr. fleyor is a juone.-r f l-:ikh;;rt ! county and first Kot his .start ttach-i lnr school. I-'rom money h- .-ad In this profcsion lie nought a small

farm and ly muili liard work and : Jrutr.il liv'npr accumulated the laiae amount of proj-rty In now has.

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CONSERVE CORL

Cancel All Night Meeting at Chamber of Commerce Suiding.

r ia.. N r..!-'u.r ro .. r f! I '' finite auri-ement exists between France and (Jreat Urltain in laarard to the situation in riyria, accordim' to a recent interview with J,onl Allenhr at Marseilles, France. H is ;uoted as saying the two countries are in perfect accord in th h efforts to obtain for the allies th- friendship of the Arabians. The atov photograph is tho latest of lur 1 Allenhy.

FUR-BEARING ANIMAL RAISERS MUST REGISTER

T rsons who wish fo raise fur-'.x-aiin-r animals in Indiana must renter with the state conservation i nrniiii.ii'ii, f i 1 1 and same division, the commission ruled. A fee of $10 will be charged lo cover registration nnd inspection. The commission took this step to protect such animals from unscrupulous: hunters who take them out of season. The lish and Käme division in three weeks of this month brought about more than 1.'."' convictions for violations of the lish and panic laws. The number of convictions brought about In the tlrst six months of the last tiscal year, which period, was under the former administration and before the establishing of the commission, was 3 71. the records show. Fees from lines collected In that period amounted to $985. Fees t'rrfm fines collected in the last six months under tho new organization amounted to $3,310. Confiscated furs taken by the division now numher approximately 72 5. The lare number is taken to indicate what the officials renrd as an appallimr number of animals taken out of season. A lively effort will be made to break up such violation practice".

srrr fou mvoiicn. Amy Shilling filed suit for divorce from Ralph H. Shilling in superior court Wednesday, charpinir that he abandoned her in 1 1 1 j and that since that time he has never piven h-r any money or made any provision for her support.

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The Chamber of Commerce will take the initiative In the effort to conserve coal during the present situation and as a first step will flcurativelv clos the building at 6 o'clock in the evening. Tills was announced Wednesday morninK by secretary V. J. Green, who further stated that the Chamber of Commerce was short a quantity of coal and that It would be an Imposition to ak the coal to be delivered in order that the building mipht be kept open nt night while people were unable to secure enough to keep their homes warm. To T.ank Fire. The fires In the building will be banked nt 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon and though the building will be open at nicht, only enough heat will he maintained to keep the water pipes from freezing This will cause all evening meetings to be called off or transferred to the day time. Fec'y Green stated that the coal situation has reached a crisis and that the fact should he recognized and that It was proper that tinChamber of Commerce should take the initiative In the effort to conserve fuel. All meetings scheduled at night for thif week in the building have been postponed, and no nr rangements for others will be mad

might in:u kom!-:. The city directory has been a source of mystery to a great many people endeavoring to locate different streets In the city but by a close perual . of the personnel of the city'n employes one man has been found that can correctly interpret the huge book of mystery. The "boys" at centra! fire station were in the midst of a terrible discussion Saturday evening as to the exact location of Kwlng av. Those who had worked at tho fire stood on the side lines enJoying the argument while those who were left at the station became more engrossed In the argument. Ass't. Chief V. Smith could resist no longer so ho brought out the city directory to settle the argument and was busy looking through tho K's In an effort to find the exact location of Kwing av. Rubbling over with sincerity, on1 of the more daring boys sought to aid the chief in bringing the argument to an end and exclaimed: "Hully gee. Chief, you're all wrong, look through the U's."

KTKAKS THAT A I IK TRXttKIl AT I1VKIILK11 IUICS., TIIVHSDAY.

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Sirloin Steak Short Stonk Hound Steak

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Habeas corpus proceedings arainst ! reter Kline, chief of police, was filed i In superior court Wednesday by ...... i

George wozniak who asserts he is being held unlawfully by the police authorities. Wozniak was arrested on Chapin st., between 5 and 6 o'clock Tuesday afternoon and confined in the city Jail. At the opening of city court Wednesday morning no affidavit was filed against him. He asserts the police have failed and refused to bring him before tincourt for arraignment and that he is detained in jail without committing any crime. Judge Montgomery issued a. writ of habeas corpus returnable in superior court at 4:30 Wednesday afternoon.

How Fat Actress Was Made Slim

Many stage people now depend entirely upon Marrnol Prescription Tnblet fr reducing nnd controlling fat. n clever actresa tells thnt he reduced two to four pounds a wwk by using this new form of We famnii Mnrrnoln I're crlntlon and now. by takln? Marnmln Tablets nereral times a yt-nr. ke-s her weight Just rlffht. All dnisrpluta Marmola Inscription Tablets at SI, fr n large cae. Or you can trt tlitn ty Pnnln price direct to the Marmola Co.. SV4 Woodward Ave., Detroit. Mich. If you bv not tried them do so. They are harmless nnd effective. Advt.

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RAILROAD COMPANY WOULD CONDEMN LAND

The New Jersey, Indiana and Illinois Hallway Co. filed condemna-

lion proceedings against John (iyurgylk and 30 other defendants in fuperior court Wednesday for land which they wish to use for handling of freight and passenger cars and a general terminal. The lots In question are in Tlaff's first addition to the city of Pouth Bend and are for about Z0 feet to eaclulde of the present right of way of tite railway. Several additional spurs and tracks are to be constructed If the company secures the land.

XMAS UASKl-7rS AND WIUIATHS. Heehler's, Main 1999 Order early. 562G-6

ASPIRIN

Introduced by "Bayer" to Phyiician in 1900

You want genuine Aspirin the Aspirin prescribed bj phygicians for nineteen years. The name "Bayer" means the true, worldfamous Aspirin, proved pafe by millions of people. Each unbroken package of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" contains proper directions for Cold, Headache, . Toothache, Earache,

Neuralgia, Lumbago, Rheumatism, uritis and for Pain generally. Always say "Bayer" when buying Aspirin. Then look for the safety "Bayer Cross" on the package and on the tablets. Ilandy tin boxes of twelve tablets cost but a few cents. Drug-

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We feel it our duty to make a statement concerning conditions existing among the furniture manufacturers throughout the country. There is hardly a factory that is not "sold up" unftl next March and April some of them have sold their product for the entire year of 1920, and contracts are even being made for 1921. No traveling men from the factories have been on the road for months there is nothing for them to do. There is no such a thing as buying furniture or rugs at specific prices. All factories now sell "at prices prevailing at time of shipment." If you read our ads some time ago you will remember what we said about higher prices coming about scarcity of goods. There isn't a chance for lower prices all kinds of chances for higher prices. Our advice is to anticipate even your Spring needs! You can do this by selecting now and leaving a small deposit.

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A Before Christmas Reduction on Children's Winter Coats You'll probably say this is unusual Well, it is however, the opportunity is advantageous to you and the reduction may make it possible to give the little daughter a new winter coat and surprise her for Christmas. It will surely delight her to show otT among her little friends such a handsome present.

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Girls' Coats up to 17. Little Children's Coats from two years and up. All new and up to date in stytles, coloring and line workmanship.

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How proudly little Betty Dean marches down to meet her friends and the sparkle in her eye as she glances sideways at her new furs. Many Pretty Sets of Children's Furs nutria, seal and coney, with round Muffs, Scarfs or Cape Collars. Priced very reasonable, from $5.00 up to $29.75.

Broadcloths, Silvertones,

Cheviots, Velours, Zibeiines and Plushes. All are included in this remarkable sale. Some have fur collars and cuffs; others of self materials.

A Special Showing at $10.00 This lot includes Coats for Little Children from 2 to Growing Girls up, to 1 6.

r or the M an or Woman who motors during the winter A Motor Robe as a Gift quite naturally will be appreciated and a long remembrance of vour jjenerositv. The Motor Weave

A heavy warm robe in broken plaids of d.ir: ;d A fine service robe of good generous size, 60x84. at a lowprice of $7.95. Also the Shawl Weave, of all wool, in dark colored plaid, at $13.50 and $15.00. Robes of Fur Plush

Reversible, in two shades; a robe for all kinds of weather. Prices range from $12.00, $15.00 to $29.95.

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Nrj1 there's a hi difTerence in cipara, GW. JOlilt evon though there is no difference in the price. Take this LA FEXDRICII. I went through the big Fendrich factor' in Evansvillo the other day biggest in Indiana biggest in the world under ono roof. Saw the stock come in direct from Havana whero their own men pick it out. Saw them aging and mellowing it under real Cuban climatic conditions and roll it by hand into a cigar as fine as you get in the City of Havana at a bigger price. I smoked one and have been gmokiug the LA FEXDRICII ever sine?. After all, Bill, It's that Wonderful Havana Cigar with that Yum Yum taste. At good cigar stands in every Indiana town

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