South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 72, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 March 1920 — Page 8

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JOSEPH ALBY IS GRANTED FREEDOM Stair I i in i s I Murder Clinrpe Fnllouinj; Yrrdiet of (lornniT.

aviaixmi sr.irivs riu:i:ioM. ciU'.: :.r..n h 1 1. with th' al'l r,f th courts I.i'Jt. L'.- is A. I . r army aviator r.ipiil'y roiMc fr 1 of wives. An ann'ilnuT,: .f hr rnarr'aijf to lorro had 1 n ntrfd today in favor of Mr. I T n z I Furj , D.'VfTf, w if- Xo. 2. At Hip time Ii r attorney psk-'l a divorc tr Mr.. Ha7l AM-n D--'t. wjfv N'o. i, ,tni n nnoij nrrd h" L:d i'n a 1 i s I of a third u if-.

Jr j !; A I : y, h ir' '1 with t rn. rdT f !'lrrnc. ;r;:nr. was rclM''- 1 frcri jail Thursd ay following thf d; -miil "f tlx- chart? of m .rd r 1 y th- p re--. afrr.'-y In circuit rr.virt. Alhy :n n.'t .'t t::- donr r f thf ly L;s wiff and li.'y irr.rnedlwnt home. Ji'C-nt ir.')r" . f -.:;; brought l y hi- wif ;i?,iint A'.! v hno brn droT:cd ;inl Iiis

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hit-h rrvtMldl morphin; l'is'.nintr. ! p, :tr I'nrsyrli charts ah'ir.flonroror.fr Wapnr M'-i his n-port : ! ,,,, .,,t IM uit for (lvorr. fii(.,i n M;rrh S vb !! attribut-J th I a t h ; - , j,. r ,, ,r ,.f,2rt Tliursdav against f Cirirnir to an ovir.lo.- of ! ! iv.rsyth. Mrs. Forsyth stated !.;'r;hi::f h-r liu nrnl harl fallal to make a I'ollowintr thi report tli? af 1 r-asona Mr provision ffr h-r sup-aqain-t. Alby hj th" cirr-.jit ;r? ! port for tho pa-t two yrars. a l:srn i-ss-fil by I'ros. Atty. S. J. I 5. -hwartz. ! C Klva flihson in lif-r suit for di-

(T( c against I'arl Gibson filed in s';pfrir cfurt Timrsday. sai.l hrr i :sban.l struck, heat an! wountltd

SPECIAL THAIS It ILL VISIT SÖRTH LIBERTY

originally covrrrd by tr-s twothirds of this primitive forest area

has bffn tleforested. a pood doal of J' .4

it to its own injury and to tho dis- j jidvantat'f i-f it? owners, accorditic ; to lb state forester. Robert R. j Milb-r. who has rntf-rfl upon his ,l,i?!r. at fho rnivrrsitv of Illinois.

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,f I i.tTtrunrnt forestry policy for Uli- u

t,n.,Pj nois. a forestry survey or tn state i b is brf n started. The ohjp. ts of

such a s-.irvfv are. Mr. Miller tatrs.

to ascertain preent condition--, and , 1

valufn of our exlMlnf? forests in order tn know which of them should

be permanently kept as forest l'op-fJ ortifH anl which may be more '. 1

protUably ch ared up, now or later. l for aerricculturnl purposes; to select ;, forest tracts which the state should y-l acquire as pormanent sources if'

suiply to Illinois indu.-trif s; to study the advantages and disa-lvan-tapes of the use of woodlands for past ura pro lv cattle, hoes and sheep: to study the jreofrraphic and locJ distribution within the state of the mos important tres with a view to ft choice, for prserv:Hon. maintenance and cultivation of the hinds best adapted to each set of local conditions, and. finally, to study the relation of Illinois forests, and of their removal, to the problem of permanent water supplies and to the occurrence of floods in streams.

UNIVERSITY MAX TO

An Jrliira home srr'al tr;in

M-hi-h u t.,n, cxMbiu.1 thro.b- DELIVER ADDRESS o jt th' state ,y the Indiana 1 education of P.irrners' a.stclations. tl. : . . , . Xfw York Central bne.s and Pur- I , yry Cobin. vice presiaent d;e universitv. will he in North "f 1 ;." iiuw "niversUy wi!l deliver Liberty .n th mornin- of March 'iv-;-at tne annual memorial J r. i ". o t. Paul s M. R. church to

i oi..-,i,,i runu.i) hi1 'i luiii.. in. Gobin. .. hos. dau rh.t r. Mrs. Robert

Tl train bas a L'amb'-r of v.at r. 1 ieittii.tr and power systems thai ar adapted for farm use and also a larce number of lecturers and literature. The train is belntr eondu. t d ni connection witii the better honi

wni-;, i- a res:dnt of South Rend,

I 1 ..r-- e n prominently connected with j t e;'uiii,y and educational interests . of the :,!ate for a number of years. 1 lb' i rfier. snoken of :i tl'.e "best

movement of th- extension division , J(,V4 ,,' .',, in Infiiana Methodism." of Purdue. : j . , .j.wke-a in South Rend beCONGILATlXATi: VOTKIt. " ' CirARIA:.STON. V. Va.. Mnrrli 1 r , t 1 it i,c,flf. . .to.o i rrolvrtcd Home Circle

KfCeipient-s of congratulatory rr.e- j Kicei from all parts of th- country ;

following their sensational victory 1 ttf Wednesday when th" am'-nd-n -n'. was forced through the. -ena! ? I v a vote of Is to 1.1.

To Attend Initiation

PARIS, March 11. Th courei! of ambassadors '"day decided tli.'.t Marshal l'crh has the rii,-ht to inH,f't any German fortification h" ii;. iy wish at any time.

CiriCAGO. Mandl 11. IVderal ofherrs fddalnerl $2,0UD worth of opium in a ra'd on a. fashionable

''at he-re today. No arrests were t

r ade. Ofhccr.s SaiJ th place was .! "hnn;' out" for Iruqr habitues, lu.ir.v of them women.

Sr verity-five members of the local Protected Home circle will attend an initiation of a class of 4o candidates into the Iaporte circle Friday niprht. Representatives of Hammond and Michigan Gity will also attend the meetintr and amontr the ollicials of the circle present will bo G, 1 Wehster, state manager; N. R. leWees of South Rend, special state deputy. and Mr. Ryie of Hammond, district deputy. The local d b prat ion will leave on

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o'clock car which will stop

at Walnut st. and the railroad crossing near the South lirnd "hilled Plow works for members livlmr in those districts.

ARRANGE PLAN EOR DRAINAGE MEETING

I'RBANA. 111.. March 11 All of the knowledge of the faculty members. toKt-thr with the resources, data and other helpful material of the College of Knedneerintr. of the university will be utilized to make the third annual drainage conference of the University of Illinois the preatest ever held. The meetings will be held March 1. IT and IS in the engineering buildings. Considerable dkcussion is being had at this time on the straightening of the river channels in the state, the protection of the river bottom lands from overflow by the construction of levees, and the construction of levees, and the draining ot the low lands through the organization of drainage districts. The purpose of the conference is to hring together the towners of such lands, drainage, engineers, agriculturists, attorneys, contractors, and others concerned for a discussion of specific enterprises which have immediate interest to various groups of citizens, and of ways and means for accomplishing them. Thoo who attend will bo urged tn present individual problems to the conference for consideration and to take part in the discussions which arise.

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The Great Feature of the Virginola is you can hear all the great Artists in your home no matter if it is a Victor, Columbia, Edison, Pathe or Emerson Record. The Vi rginola with its Super Tone, Master Made Double Spring Motor, and beautiful five-ply case has created a sensation and we honestly and unhesitatingly tell you that if a better phonograph could be produced we would sell them.

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NEW SPRING DRESSES One large rack of New Spring Dresses in serge, taffeta, and serge and silk combinations, in all the wanted spring styles and

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Misses' and Children's TRIMMED HATS

In a full assortment of colors and stvles.

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Why every Woman should come f.o the Economy Departments Saturday. Charming Spring Wearing Apparel, Millinery and Shoes specially priced for Saturday.

At the Economy Departments Beautiful New Spring Suits

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Large assortment just received, many stunning styles, consisting of all wool serge and poplins. Braid trimmed, rows of buttons, smart sleeve effects, etc. In assembling this wonderful selection of Spring Suits we have done ourselves proud. We display sizes for women and misses. Worth at least $ 1 0 to $ 1 5 more.

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Actual Savings of $10 to $30 On these Spring Suits that we offer at $35. TO FORCE EARLY BUYING! Believing that the women of South Bend would respond to such an event as this, we bought heavily from the manufacturers, and placing our orders earlier than usual, we received price concessions that we are willing to share to the fullest extent wis ?'ir customers who attend this sale. We bought early and saved You can buy early and save! Realizing What Wonderful Values

we are featuring in this sale we have prepared for an enormous SUIT business tomorrow, and unless all signs fail, we shall establish a new selling record for Spring Suits in the month of March. This lot includes all the new styles. Sizes for women and misses.

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THIRD FLOOR RENT makes it possible to give GOOD VALUES. Take advantage of our PRICES.

Women's genuine Kid, ono eyelet tie, ia all widths: lilph .-ind low heel: regular 511.00 valr.os.

Saturday a:

$7.95

In Brown, Grey, Black, Suede and Patent Leather

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Ladie.V hih r;ide Oxfords in a bcautitui shade of brown; hiirh anil low liecN: regular values.

$5.95

Women's hiph vraile Black Kid Oxfords, in high and low lierl--: regular

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In Bl ack and Suede.

$4.95

In Black. B rown and Patent Leather.

A cln.-o-y a.-sort -i..er.t of Iidit' I'alLeathor a:.d lilak Kid Tumps; v-ular $7.:0 value?.

In Brown, Black and Patent Leather.

Just arrived our spring line of CHILDREN'S SHOES and OXFORDS. Our PRICES guarantee a great SAVING. Take advantage Saturday.

An Achievement in Value-Giving South Bend's Greatest Popular Price Section Presents, Beginning Saturday.

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Over 425 of the smartest Spring

Hats choice

An offering that completely demonstrates the superiority of Economy's values a supremacy made possible through Economy's specialization. Included will be found copies and adaptations of very much higher priced

models and a large number of original creations from our own work rooms. Dozens of styles! New Spring colors! Most desirable Straws!' In all the wanted shapes, trimmines and colors.

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Special Offering TRIMMED HATS

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Shown in the season's smartest styles. Values in this lot to $3.98. Specially priced $2.49.

Untrimmed HATS

Values in this lot to $4.98; 20 different styles, and all the wanted colors. Saturday Special $2.49.

New Trimmings of Ostrich and Imported Flowers in the newest patterns of the season, at

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