South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 43, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 February 1920 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

DEFENSE WOULD Bid CONFESSIONS

H MUHDER CASE

accident at the Studebaker factory

Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock and died at Epworth hospital "Wednesday morning at 2:15 o'clock.

Mr. (I'-sko was rmjdoy-d In the

t;rir. making department and .v,is

Tum Jury Over Temporarily ic vt1im'1 trolley when th- trolley

iz:i- u.:y and the basket f 1! UJon him.-His lirubs tro adly manned.

FATALLY INJURED IN ACCIDENT AT FACTORY

Gottlieb Geske, 35 years and months old. residing at 1817 Scott st., was fatally injured in

Universal City

Will Have Rival

in South Bend

put in for advcrtisir.

purposes

The advertising romrnitfo of tho

of Commcrc- is now work-

the plans for the production

of the film. Nothing definite has

ISSUE SPECIAL CALL FOR MARINE CORPS

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to Counsel For Man Who is Charged With Crime.

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After fivrr two days I:. ? Jurors by til- Mat

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Uf' murder of "arl Crmk of Ia-l-orte, th c! fenf.r- l,( n questioning late Wednesday t-.iorr.ir.p. Kalph N. Smith., c-.n-lu'-t ir.tr tho rase for tho i.tat. ha !a r.;-' 1 two

i,in Uciu-f of prrjudiI fie d'-ath penalty and six i auso they had Mivr 1

in i-Mith

marriage to

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against !h' rs boon otli r

iri'-s within n y ar in the two day:Kince th c:':-:e j-tartcd. Th jury wa tiiri'."d owr fmI '.r.iiily to CraiT 13. Hood, attorney for r.iker who Lean his examii.alion of Jurors lat VWdr.e-.liy mornla tr. Tho -election of a jury whi-d 1 already rrr.sur.'K 1 owr two ! a l-i not expect', 1 to ! completed for two da? more. iX4 Confrv-ioiK. ejü :ti!. -: put t tho jurymen by Mr. Hood Ind;c.ttd t hat h intended t' oppose the oftorin.-' of tho 1 ;r o .nf s'n .us cf Baker as cii n o in the a Ka'h juror e-ues-1;or.ed by Mr. Hood was a.-ko.J if he r.'.-is !n f.ior of tho Inws foi -bidding Li ;in.' cf onft ssions obtain' d fror:', ju-ar.e mm and tho.-e without ' i' litwv to rc-a.-? suk'"-'tiuns. They h it" also ii:-yiioii' d as to vhethor t!i' were in (a"r of the law prohibiting tho use of eoni ions obtained under force and Iuris -. "Three confessions wer- made l;

l:.ikr while in tho Liporte jail.' i

said Mr. Iloo-i in the halls of thf i mjrt houo durinir a rr-co.-s f the proceeding. "13a( h rojife.-s.on diffotr.l from the tb.en? and when ho v.-as brourrlit before the prind Jury io fifiit 1 every one of tlieni. He v,-;ts citb r foreod to yiL'n tloMn or was under the in;hjonco of one of Pis' attacks and vvuthout surticjent xviil power to n sift, the M:qcstin."

Ol.,' i, and a two year old daughter, IJbaror. He was born in Ilus.-ian

I Poland. Fob. I's. 1 S ü 4 . and has lived

lU-nd nine years. His

Mi-s Ola Bill tok Joseph, Mich., in May

l"ur:(i al s r if s will be 1 f id at tho resid ric." S itJirday afternoon at

1:4.". o'clock and nt St. Paul's L'van-

f"oio il Lutheran church at 2:Z0 ('().. lu-v. i:nocii Hollo will oüiciate and bur: il will be in Itivtrvie w corn tory.

5t. Joseph Valley Will be Scene of Moving Picture Film, Plot and Story.

mlttee plans to make the film a means of carrying South Her.d s mesat-'e to the rest of t.e country.

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DISMISS VENUED SUIT FOR POSSESSION

The suit fr posyo.-vion of th0 r i d e n( c jij-r perty located at OJO Proadway tibd last June by Henry Kalo atrainst I'rank Achenbach, in tho St. Joseph county circuit court and later sent to the Elkhart county on a change of venu was dismissed upon motion of the plaintiff whfn tbo -aso was called for trial Tuesday. A'-cordine; to Mr. Kale the dispute was settled by agreement before tho case was oallol and by the terms of the agreement the defendant will pay all the court costs in addition to turning over to the plaintiff the amount of rent collected by the defendant since last June. Tho court notion according to Mr. Kale resulted after tho plaintiff pur(h,isr, the property from the defendant and the latter thm refused to turn o -er the deed to the proptrty and further refused to &Wq up iu.-. s-ioi; of the house.

ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR "BETTER TEETH WEEK"

JAMES A. BURNS TO ADDRESS PROGRESS CLUB

Hdurational d ty will be nb.-orve 1 Saturday afternoon at tho Progress club when .Tanies A. I'urr.s. presitb nt of the ri' ida institute. One'.d i. Ky.. siil address the general club and crue.sts at " o'elock. Specuil music- h.i.s been arran:rt for the occasion. The lecture will be preceded by the r pillar bwsinos s st ion at 2 : 1 r o'clock. J'rcs't Ibirns' ailflres- will unbubtedl prtive attractive to many inee a number of the lo.-al lubs and missionary societies have been assisting the institute in a hnancial

nay. I he spoak'T. miuM ii a mountaineer, tells the story of how ncbl a ( institute ;s born. How a iozen j mountaineers, half of whom could j not MKn their r.at.i' to tho chart rj 'f incorporation, with an mdoiao t - ' !! spirit leading them on and with i

ore ami they mu.-d sav th :r omi pie f'-om de'tai icy ami fiiends.

rians for the "Potter Teeth Week" campaign, which is to b' conducted in South Pond betrinnintr April 11'. wro announced Wednesday at th" Chamber of Commerce. I Hiring the week of campaign an f ffurt will be made to show tho un-d.-sirability of decayed teeth. There t ill b" lectures during the week fore the various organizations of the city. The campiU is to he carried into tho yehools with tho view of interestir.y: parents ef school children. Ir. Ttndis Wirt, chairman of the committee on arrangements, announced Wednesday that the campaign In the schools will be conducted under the direction of "W. W. Horden, mj porin ton dent-

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rival. Of course the rivalry

ef long duration, and it may not be oxtrnsive in other ways, but there is to be rivalry, nevertheless. And South Bend is to be the rival of Universal City. In other words. South Bend is to be the scene of a moving picture film plot and story. Even the actors who are to take part in the South Bend production are. to be South Bend persons, and the story is to be written by a South Bend author. The film is to be produced by the South Bend Chamber of Commerce, according to tentative plans announced Wednesday. The film will have for its primary purpose the advertising of this city. However, it is to be different than the ordinary advertising film. It Is to have a story and a plot albeit, the scenes are to be laid in South Bend and the actors South Pend rrrsons. According to the tentative plans, the picture is to open with an old man telling his grandchildren the story of the St. Joseph valley. Through the story, which is to date back many years, the interesting events during that time, and the growth of South Bend from a trading post to a large manufacturing city are to be told. There will be plenty of romance and melodramatic scenes. There will be Indians and soldiers and things that usually go with an historical photoplay. The industrial plants of tlie city are to play an important part In the picture. They are to have a real part in it without having the appearance of having just been

ASSIGN NEW PASTORS FOR POLISH CHURCH

Rev. John Osadnik, pastor of the Sacred Heart church of Laporte, and Rev. Aloysius Jarka, assistant

innv not be 1 Poster of St. Stanislaus church. East

Chicago, have been appointed pastor and assistant pastor, respectively, of St. Adalbert's church by Bishop Herman Joseph Alerding. They will assume their duties here Feb. 22. Rev. Teofilz Chemma, present assistant at St. Adalbert's, is appointed pastor of the Sacred Heart church of Hary and its mission, the Church of the Assumption, in New Chicago. Ind. Rev. Osadnik, who succeeds Rev. John Kubacki, recently deposed by Bishop Alerding, conducted initial services at St. Adalbert's church Sunday. His parish is composed of 600 families, with more than 3,000 souls. Rev. Ignatius J. Gapezynski, pastor of the Sacred Heart church of Gary, assumes the pastorate of Rev. Osadnik at Laporte.

'oh vou birds of tMe rightirv- ' Fifth, snap into it. j "Die up the old m .-s kit and hob- j nails and fall out and fall in with i

i lull packs. Orders have Just com" . I down front CJ. H. Q. at Washington! j that the i.fth marines .re to be re- j

organized and all your old buddies

are rearin' to go." The announcement wns r.ceived Wednesday at the local marine retruitir.g of:ice that regiment which made its. if famous in the Helle. iu Wood is to be reorganized at Quantico, Va., and only m n who have served in the marine corps or army sill be accepted for duty. Special effort will bo made to ret. in touch with former fifth regiment. The regiment saw service in all th big American offensives and, in addition, the French offensive in the Champagne. It was cited three times by the French army and is one of the few American organizations whose men have the privilege of

wearing the French "fouragers, ' or

citation cord worn on shoulder of the uniform.

the left

continvi: di:si:utiov cam:. Floyd McHuiry, charged with wife desertion ntered a plea of not guilty when arraigned in the city court Wednesday morning. Judg-? . ;.:mer will hear the cas-i Saturday.

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'Diamond Dyes" Turn Faded, j Shabby Apparel into New

FAILS TO PROVIDE. GOES TO PENAL FARM

William Puch. man re. civ ed a t me :' Si and CO.-! and VV.t-; .-titeln e. to das on the pt n.i! farm in the i .ty court Wedne.-d.ir wh it ih' d'toaili i't w.iS found .ilty of fail;;re to pro ale for his child. Tio appeal 1.4'P.d as fixed at J- ''. For wife ti .- !'! loa P.uchanan w.ts a ,1 a hue of $ a!d iats and tl.o ;.ppal onl was placed at

prm't worrv about perfect results.

i jl'so "diamond I es," guaranteed to ,t;:e a new, rich, fadeless color to j an t'abra-. wliether it be wool, s:!k. linen, cotton or mixed goods. dro.-ses. blouses, stockings, skirts, , children's coats, feathers, draperies, ' cov l ings. ; The Direction Pook with each ! aikai;e tells s plainly how to diamond dye over any color that you 'can t;o! make a mistake. To match any material, have drug1 -v -how ou "Diamond Dye" Color ; ( 'ard. i

Featuring All the Latest Styles of Women's Footwear These styles are accepted as standard by women who wish to dress well. This February Clearance Sale of H. C. Fedders at the radical reductions is unparalleled and will be the talk of the town. Sale starts February I 3th, at 8:30.

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TUE SNAPPY LIME DPINtf TRINK a &lass of GREEN -DRIVER today you'll tKorougKly enjoy its deliciously 'diiTcrentM flavor. No other drink ever won so many friends in so short a time. At all soda fountains and wherever drinks are sold. SCHOENHOFEN COMPANY CHICAGO

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All Shoes formerly All Shoes formerly ' All Shoes formerly sold at $ 1 5.00 sold at $ 1 4.00 sold at $ 1 3.00 February Clearance February Clearance February Clearance Sale Sale Sale All Shoes formerly All Shoes formerly All Shoes formerly sold at $ 1 2.00 sold at $ 1 0.00 sold at $9.00 February Clearance February Clearance February Clearance Sale Sale Sale All Shoes formerly All Shoes formerly AW Boys' and sold at $8.00 sold at $7.00 . , children s Shoes February Clearance February Clearance Sale Sale y F (fäff tcqc urn ItflMotdr Äo(J Discount

It Vou are Thinking Furniture It is to look around. See our furniture section and the prices.

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Your Man Will Your on Will need more hose. BirM saie tarts Thursday. See papers tomorrow.

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Store Opens 8:30; Closes 5:30 Sat. to 0:30 p. in.

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Oriental Colors Characterize the Newly Arrived PATTERN HATS The newest in Spring Millinery is represented in the Hats brought back from New York by our representative. Shining Flowers and and Ribbons emphasize the lustre of braids and fabrics. You are cordially invited to inspect this mcrchand ise at any time.

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Special Showing of Muslin Underwear Priced at $2.98 Gowns, Fnvelope Chemise, Skirts of unusual tine materials, laces and embroideries emphasize the value of these well-cut garments. Many of ihem are made by the Wolfhead Undergarament Company.

The Children's Shop Lounging Robes "Comfy" Slippeis ..t ! Il !:, , :.3i ."on-. .-. no'." n o' -;. t run . ;-ro: t K t eh:! lr- :.'. o..;-. '. . i co'..I !'ionr. Tri !.".' to f.'.,",Beacon Blanket Robe; The.-e c.,t ni .i. .a- .j tractiw ! i.-..'!'i.- o; -(',. th.. k materials in ln.i: an an I l'e ral ;.att lUi.-. I'ric M.'1,". ! $'..:'.. Woolly Eiderdown Robes for Little Folks Hoft a dov a!' :. -;.'. ; i ol, in white ..:'.!: mnk or Iiioüa!" ar.d s.U; ciu'ds. 1 vice :.' We sell Shoes for boys and girls up to 16 year?. Newly Arrived Elasto Wear Girdles and Bra5ieres Supple and comfortable are these clastic girdles for sports and general wear. They are offered in a variety of sizes and styles. Sizes 2 3 to 36. Prices $3 to $0.00. Flasto-Wcar Brassieres ire made to fulfill the requirements o f full fig ures. I he elastic material holds the flesh him but gives with :hc movement of the body. Sizer 30 to 48. Prices 33 ind $4.00.

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is rapidly drawing io a close. Fvery X;intcr Coat is included in this clearaway. Coats of Cloth Coats of Piui-h All at a saving you will be thankful for next winter.

Delivers any article in our store up to $50 during our February Sale. Every piece of furniture in our entire stock is reduced in price. HOME Furniture Co. 326-328 S. Michigan St.

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I MARK store gets the benefit of I this combined pure h a s i n g 1 power.

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No Shoes on ADoroval No Money Refunded

Union Trust Company

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