South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 71, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 March 1920 — Page 2

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LOYE OF CLOTHES CAUSES TROUBLES " 'Various Reasons For Matrimonial Trouble. in Divorce Complaints

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xrhlch Kobfrt If. Cr.iv.fnr.l attrllMJt- to hi matrimonial trouM Ill wif. Yiol't M. 'r.iwf r.I. lile I -wit f'-r divor-o r"-'f:!tly in circuit asr.-iir.st his wifr U h: M,v,- in whi-i he charp'-s hr with prffTrir.r n lifo cf .!.-? ar.I r.ixury t') ia hfirn with him. Mrs. Crawford in h-r hill for divorce statf-d hor h:.h:inl waft '"prffii with jealousy ami wild with itny nnd that hf rffi:v-l t' ' nut in j.ublir with ii'-r. "When I lrf?d myself in :i tn-mminR hut modest manner hf- ni.Tl insultlr.K lnurk about my aM.fnranif," ?h i if t.itM. Sho tatod hr orr :ip ition v:k a 'ttrnoprraphrr nnrt that -h" now ro'Fules at T2G K. W.ilunaton. Crawford In hi- rns-romnlaint. 'told of leaving for military .rvice hwo wfks aftr his mitriß and H'-maining: ovtr--uH un;l! a.imnry. Jlf l?, when ho was di-4 hai o-,i. 'I'pon his return h found thnt his

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lebt notwithstanding th that ;-he received a monthly 'lhutiirrt v;hll he wir. away.

' U'hon qtie-iton"-! : t how sun ;liad pprnt hT allotment money ar.d ;why sh insiMtd on line ( loth s and pah-y living. Crawford sai-1 his -wife refused to answer him except that ah intenled to continue to njoy hr;ejf with frin.s who Svere willing to sivr her Un din'lier and treat h-r to luxury. Hervy E. Ixnvc. raid by Crawiford to be connoted with financo companies in South Iiend -ml .ther .HiM, is named as co-respondent ;i-y Crawford who paid his wife had npprarcd frequently in public with lovret and that his wife exhibited tmonKT her lady friends a card from Jjw.3 with1 the inscription "The round of good wishes that Rladly J nend is one that has neither beginning nor end. It .rs to you itiways for you are my friend. Jlorvey Crawford i employed n a rnehanlc at tho 1 Inman-Mattlievvs Rano Co.

court Monday in which he ?hargi failure to p.-ovid.-. Mr.". Tar ii. an aid ?h had been foicei to work out to huy herself f .d and flothinr. She ak for th cu.tody nf th ir thr-r- rhiMrn who are now in the ;,..,. v. :,,n uf their fthr and ) -ir.K vaiod for by hn par- nt .

IVr.T;sr he win forrrd to borrow h-r iter" Iothin when h" wiclu-l to iro on the ii-o?t l:n.e'l:i Myers filed suit for divorce, from Jay . Myers in superior court Wedn" .--day Mrs. l'.yers said that her hu-band had houis'ht her no clothing with the exception of a few house dresses nnd that whn sh" wihd to hae hom" she was forc-d to borf'-.v cliches from h r s;st-r. Phe told ,f .i trip rtind hy ier hu.-hand to 1 1.iuirnynd whcT; h later nlled for her. "Wlien che arrl'.e he hnt neither employment r.or monf-y for rt mora frr horslf nnd two children. Sh" was forced to return to South Hend and k to the mothcr'i homo.

Austin Fay Micros told his wife tliat lie would live with her until dht wer paid nnd then ho intended to kave hrr and livo a irt. Meth 1 Itlt'H tibd fiiit for divorco from him In .superior curt Wednesday ch.iririTit.' friif'1 trrttnunt and failure to properlv provifle. Mrs l:ii.'tr.s said they had separated four or live time before their present estrangement but had been reconciled ich time. She asks custody d tb.-ir live year old son Ja mp.

Goldie DeJonckeere was dissati--Jled with life with her husband. Anthony IeJonckeere, and told liim if he would leave she would help hin pack hi trunk. When lie rofu?d to do this nho left him and has since refused to return. The.11 are the charges hrounht Mrainst his wife by Anthony DeJonckeere who filfl suit for divorce in superior court Wednesday. He Mated his wife left him March 1 and that ho has not seen her since that time. "She would become sullen and liiorose and not talk to me for lorn; jieriods at n time." said PeJmcheere. "She rrfused to keep houe for mo but said she would help me lack my trunk if I wanted to leave."

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dured bejntr left alone by her husband for five weeks and that durir.tr that time her husha r,d neer ca!ii liom before midnight nnd often it was .", o'clock hofore he cautiously tuni'-d the key in th" floor nnd crept iiRstairs. sh fd'd suit for divorce from Henry Mikron I in superior -ourt V-dn-silay in which sh charues her hush.'uid with abandoninK her and their " year old dauyhtr. Ada. on March 1. Since their sepantirn Mikesrll has contributed $10 to the support of his wife and daughter. Mrs. Mlkeseii otks for peparate maintenance and that her husband be

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT TO GIVE PROGRAM

Miss Maude Weber is to have charge of the program at the meeting of the music department of the Trop--r ss club, to be held in the club rooms Thursday afternoon nt 4 o'clock. The program follows: Vocal solos "Maby 'lover .. Willeby "Heart's Kaso." Mrs. W. i:. Mryan. Piano solo "In My Neighbor's Garden" Ncvin Miss II cd en Murk p. Violin solo "First Movement in Suite" Liurlei?h Miss Wilda Shouts

j Vocal solos "May, the Maiden"..

Carpenter ".Vill-o-tlie-'Visp" Sproff Mrs. Land is Wirt. Piano yolos "To a Wild Mose".. McDowell "To a Water Lily" Miss Maude Weber. "The Med Time Sontr" N'evin Progress club double quartet.

For six months all wns sereno in 1he married lifo of Andrew and Mary . Snyder. Mut after that all waA changed or so says Mrs. Snyiler. vvho fded suit for divorce in Miperior eurt Wednesday. Mr?. Synder statil her hi "band xvfus all that he should be for the first six months of their married life. Then he developed an ungovernable temper and was selfvilled and unreasonable. She raid he had been cruel to her and oti one occasion twisted lier v.Tist to cause her pain and on other lU'casions threatened her with .bodily lurm.

Ida Tarman filed .uit for divorce fiam Ohauncey Tarnmn in superior

RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER

IVep .itf I'rlr Arbl Depooits r Illrd and the KhMi ni.o: i I'oioon S Uri to Iv tli System Itliin Twntjf-four llour. KTry dru(i:1t in thin ;;nf is anteriiej f nay to every r hn ;a 1 1 1 uf-f-rer In t.Ms irlnifv that if ( ! ..tt:'s of AVJnrhu. tae sure i.:ij'.iTf:- ( rli'i mtIYn, dees net step nil .nr. reduce rwolli Joint Hti 1 d away with v:i th llgt)trt twliice f raunrf:e pnia, h will jfldly return yvi iavtiy witLuut romrar r.t. Allrr.rau tins been, trie., -Au-l test,-. f ,-r fur. and renliy tnarvel.cjH re-u!;.s tare ln accomplished in tt;e in-.-t severe ijis-s r!iere the niITerhi.; ai:d Ji'any Intense und plteuiis .Mid where the ptint w!s l.ejpl ss. A tier, rti u rehere at o e. I;a::;ediateIt tfter you stnrt t. mL if the t..d ork t'egln. If senr; he out the ur.rbl depesiti. 1tneTes the se. - r'f i oi; and "1riT rLeurr..it: peUn . . t ( the 1-e.iy Ihre jih the kidn- nnd tw.-l. It i marvf!o!ii how iai kly it hh. TlfjM rUff 'ftcn fernes la tu I, d.is. nd even In s-- whre f ' . s 1 1 rT r i i. l: ii mot pulnful 11 trtees .!i?n;jenr ia a ffTT vJ.TTS. Mr. Jftrae II Alien, the .n...v.-,t of A.llrnrhu -who fr in .my ye.-irt r.-U ft tors:i'.;t cf ;i : t o :). ;:;.nti;:i. ,le.

1am Mom; .iiati:fil to Tanlac than onI can olrav, for It has j:lcn inc health and luappinoss after twelc Ions j cars of Miffrrinj;" was tho a. thiisia-tic stjitcincnt ninth the other day by Mr. Olhlnc l't I tier. tf V-urniont.

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"I am jrUd I was r r.-.rne:, b ! to your rr.cdi i:. . I r.h ; rctty well rundown, o r. l b -s c.f ambition, fe'.t t;r-d at all time, could ii'. I sit-op. ar.d had. lös of appetite, f, ;. weak arid trembled from wtakr. . s. I r.r.d your C.'d"m-!. Tabts helping r.ie r:.- um Ii. I w.is wntir.f: to my s.tr ;bi at :-.-. rundown condition. She ..dv;ed n to take Indomet;... ., y. ba bren as 'ad fT as :as-!f. C'jkdorTie". t.jl!t ).' r nervös ;p nnd rf stcr d hr he ilth. I a:.i more than thankful I ?'-c ied her advl " S dd 1 y .Iri.-ia-'s . . r"'.v).'re. Adv.

"I am more praVful to Tanlac than sords can exp'ress for it has trivn me health and happiness after twelve lone years of sutTorinc." was the staterrient made the other d.iy by Mrs. divine Peltier. No. IS Hast All;. S'lvct. Wir.ooski. Vt. "I had been troubled so Ions with nervousness and sleeplessness that

I my ho:i -'U ork was a drudgery and

I :.: hti:.- n asur' out or lire. .My appetite ',. ft n;p entirely and at tin.t I c ul l l.aidly !ear t!ie sirht r foo.i .um wtiat little I did cat

j caused h.e sever' safferincr afterI w.rd. (bis woubl form on my I stomach so bi.l'.y tl:.;t it affected j mv h.rart and I thought 1 had heart tri r !o. ' "I wa- -o r.ctois T would jump j at the unexpected noise ar.d , v. abl i! r p e , rythintr J had in my j b t :nls. r s"! so wak and faint at !t:i.-.es th.t I v.o-;!l h.n, to catch ! h M of t lur.c to keep from

LUMBER PRICES TO REMAIN HIGH

Retailers Sec ISO Indication of Drop in Building Material Cost.

Present indications are that lumber prices ar- to continue at their present hi?h rate, according to the opinions of many of the retail lumber dealers from northern Indiana and southern Michigan cities who held their annual association meeting here Tuesday. However, there may be a drop in the retail price of lumber after June according to othir retail lumbermen. Itfccently wholesale lumber draltTS announced bro.tdca.st that there was a reduction of from 20 "to ::o percent in the wholesale prico of lumber. Cannot IMaco Orders. lUtail dealer., however, say that while there may have been such a reduction in the wholesale price of lumber.' It is impossible (or the retail dealers to place any ordera at the reduce d price as the wholesalers declare that they are filled up with orders, and that this condition will continue until after June 1. Some of the retailers here Tuesday blamed the scarcity of lumber for the present high prices, and others laid the blame for a part of the hiKh prices on the action of southern wholesale dealers in unnecessarily boosting their prices.

XIIW COXSTKl'CTIOX CONCMItX. According to word received from Indianapolis, articles of incorporation have been tiled with the secretary of. täte by tho South Hend Apartment Muildincr Co., with a capitalization of $3o,00d. Construction directors include Frank Murray. Louis Setrety and Joseph Yoorde.

Vigilantes Warning To Joy Riders The Vicilantes committee, recently organised, has perfected its workins: plans and is now rea.ly to respond to calls from either the chief of police or auto dealers to whom ownerf of car? are to report immediately when a car is j-tolcn. I'ach of the 12 Vigilante is pledged to inFtantly pet on his beat and they will cover the entire city and will seize Joy riders promptly on their appearance with a stolen car. The auto dealers have supplied 'he Vipilantes with description and license number of the cars of all heir customers for the identification of a stolon car. Any driver of a car not stolen need have no ftar of being molested. Neither the police department nor any automobile dealer is a member of the Vigilantes but they simply receive the announcement of the name of owner of a car stolen and they report to one rf two unknown individuals who pulls the string: that makes the Vigilantes work effective. Joy riders, when caught with a stolen car will he taken to a secluded ?pot and proper treatment will le applied. and subsequently turned over to the police department. The committee is determined to stop joy riding. (Signed) THU VIGILANTLY.

ADVOCATES iEW LAU FOR SCHOOL SYSTEMS New laws to meet the changed conditions in school systems were advocated by C. I. Drummond In an address before the Rotary club at the Oliver hotel Wednesday noon. Mr. Drummond told of the present financial condition of the South Hcnd schools and their need? in the event of an increase in population In the near future. The present laws were entirely inadequate, stated Mr. Drummond, and the only way to meet the situation properly was tho pas!e of new laws that would frive the city irovernment and school oMIcials authority to meet the many increases.

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Obtain at your nearest drug store that newest discovery of Dr. Picrce'o, called "Anuric" (anti-uric-acid). Anuric,, kT moro potent than lithia and disohca iric acid as hot water does sugar. The best kidney remedy known.

Lafayltte, Ind." My husband and I have both received con siderable benefit in one week's treatment with Anuric. I had suffered with backache and my bladder troubled me for a long while, but these distressing ailments have disappeared and I am feeling; perfectly fine. My husband is ju3t as enthusiastic as I am in praise of Dr. Pierce's Aiiuric Tablets." Mrs. A. H. Porter, 508 South Wabash Avenue. Simply ask your favorite druggist for Doctor Pierce's

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UNIQUE B00TERY 131 So. Main Street.

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Corsets of Merit Excellent designing and materials commend our corsets to women of all sizes. They are the kind of garment which furrish the necessary foundation for wearing clothes well. Prices from $2.50 up. An expert fitter is in attendance.

Athletic Suits for Women Women's Athletic Suits, pink dimity, trimmed with dainty lace edge, with and without strap, at $1.50. Women's Athletic Suits, fine barred dimity, lace trimmed, at $2.00-$2.50.

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Tailored Spring Suits

Appropriate for Early Wear priced from $57.50 to $75.00 These suits combine distinctive style ind practicability. Excellent workmanship contributes much to their well tailored appearance. Suitable for formal and general wear, they are especially desirable. The materials are fine French serges and tricotines. The colors, blue and black. Some of these suits feature handsome embroidery and fancy vests. The tailored lines of others are emphasized by bindings of silk braid. Beautiful Suit Hats

of Straw and Fabric

Priced from $10.00 to $18.50 Flower decked hats of glistening braids and dull fabrics strike a new note in spring millinery. A profusion of color results. Becoming and youthful, these hats are especially attractive at moderate prices.

The Children's Shop For "Little" Women" Spring Coats In delightful array, featuring youthful belts, patch pockets. loose fitting sleeves and ?hawl collars. Possessing style, so dear to young girls. Prices from $12.75 to $26.50. New Silk Dresses Of tafTeta and mescaline in copen, rose, navy and brown. Quaint rufTlings and touches of embroidery in contrasting colors emphasize their youthful charm. Prices from $12.50 to 535.00. Tub Frocks Suggestive of the springtime, in a variety of colors, plaids, checks, stripes and plain materials. Unique because of their individual style. Prices from $3.75. Shoes For the Springtime A complete line of shoes to meet the requirments of young girls and boys up to the age of 1 6 years invites your interest.

Spring Blouses in Pleasing Array Blouses contribute greatly to the serviceability of suits. And every requirement is met in our selection for spring. It includes Dressy Suit Waists of sheer georgette in novelty and conservative colors. Slip-ons, overblouses, tuck-ins. Prices range from $5.95 to $12.50. Dainty et Blouses with touches of hand embroidery and Valenciennes lace. Easily kept clean, these blouses are most unusual at $12.50 and $15.00. Exquisite Tailored Blouses of flower-tinted organdies and snowy white voiles. Many featuring trim high collars and turn back cuffs. Very special from $4.50 to $8.95.

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Women's Silk Hose, black only, with drop stitch clocking, at $5.50. Women's Silk Hose, heavy weight and medium, black only, at $4.50, $4.75. Women's Pure Silk Hose, with lisle top, at $3.50.

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We can show you in a few minutes why you should buy a E Cataract Washer. We can do it right in our shop. I You Are More Interested 1 In Buying a CATARACT 1 E than we ?re in selling it to you. You want the best washer, r for you will have it for many, years. BUT WE CANT CONVINCE YOU IF YOU DON'T SEE 1 THE 1900 CATARACT. Ccme in and see it demonstrated. J Electric Service Co. 1, I 115-117 W. COLFAX AVE. fTiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit nt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiutT? i

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