South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 78, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 March 1920 — Page 3

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TJMEb

Ii r ;eleci site for MLIC TO FEATURE QTART PRflRR HE p

JONES TABERNACLE! MlI.

sir cnlore will be the feature

j of the smokers to be ßlven by the

STREET CAR CRASH

Buildm- Will be Eroded Near j !!;arlnc L I, , te'? , Interstate Commerce Com-

Hunk of St. Jorepli River.

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. 1 a I . I ; Jl.' iiiiu a . i J u i''h ine?. the feature of the evening, will brJr.cr a 22 pic band that has been picked frm the entire nervier and

I. ..:;, r. of th t.) brr.ac-!" which an .;ht ideco jazz orcfcetra that

i ... will hi to week 3' revival ; nns ieen conceded to be the beat of rr.f" tir.i: that j. to be-in April 11 's kind. w tv rnflM i Ix";!. .T. Murpliy, a ftudent at ur.dor the b ade: h;. f liob Jon , yeleran marlre of ii :.s b. en rb.ir.! fror.: the location , ;oVenl battles In Krane-, will tr'.I cf ,.- f-, '( : a:.d will . r-td en : marine lifo durinp the war on March .. . t( t . .j . 1 :.0. Murphy served a a lieutenant v. ;j-..:.- "'!: -... !.". - ; n marine corp and was woundj' ii nv , in seeral engagements He reAru-- -..:. .. ?!. fjr-ction of j reived twn citations for bravery

wol i.'-cin Thursday 4 k ' "...

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;V..'",lir-.tlon of Kjrhat.au Thierry and oth.r battle. 1 f tr(. 1,.1'h'irt' ! Several othpr local entertainers ''rl' '" '') i '"' i' ' v ' ' r,f sCMred for the two evenings' f-4,"rr"" , ' i , ntf-rtalnments and with the various

ft'.-. turs to be driven by the marines, a larpe attenilanco Is aured.

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:;, ;h.1" fixd for defendant ; ,!' "I , SUIT ON NOTE ;;:. from t.'. lr btii- i , f pr.-ui.'! A v.-rdi.-t for the defendant waa . I, M-,,-p 'r :-.;in(d by the jury In the trial of . Vi.Lt wi... j David A. Kennedy acain.t Michael

mission Men in Charge of Case.

i rvenir.sr f'-T judgment on a promLs-

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1 ' lIMI lllliUUUUIIf, IU " V J . pat d'j-1 and unpaid. He asked Judtrrnent of $1,959.35 Including attorney fees and interest on the note. DrWnsh 1 now in Helarium where he went to Fettle jp an estate. His nttorneys a.-kod that the trial b3 fontinued until 'his return but the

I court refus-d to Rrant this request

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t!.- ,-.; -i ;.ir.i!i-:. ,.; lits tr I rnd the trial Drcceeded

t!" :.. - i k' '.':!! '. 'u-Iii'. ;md , The defense mide by De Wash was . '- ('. i.i . -. if . . i ; v. !1 -a t i J that at the time he sisrned the note f . !!. tii' . . i :i 1 had j be v.n told that it wis a receipt r ... y fa -. j for labor performed and that the ?'." . .ii.i.-. -.M ' ( or.i onlv I i;ote had bven sub?tltuted for the t-i I'.ir.v !;.. . mow . i.r,iiu.'-!n:j: j rc 'ipt. f -:tMi ,t i:. -ii:.a in Ala .a m;; and After hut a short t!m In deliberaMil! r.). .-liive i.i Uond until! 'ion. the Jury returned a verdict for

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.M.llli if ( J',hlH:iw ! uttlo Rilwin Steine!. 117 N Pt. I P. -IMAGE CASE'l1-1 hvd wh. rVSn l ed le?: anl minor Injuries Funday

afternoon in the St. Mary's street rar accident althouph still In a ftious condition, is showing a slight

tph-" f.i!: i.i; -. R.U.r I". IP.iri-r a i. ! .'.., .Mfr. '.. for 3. t st, I'm:' ii in an aut.tn'bii a 1. 1 ' ! . ' :;a! in superior ur' V d !. .

Tb- I.I'. ! i i 1 1 . V. .1- i m;i si .- d ill quer t j. .i; ,i; i; t!i y ) r . i i . 1 i ' a i ja.t until li'-i.'lj. !i.-i!i lii.'t ;i panel w;n fin.ill' :' p!"l '.; ' l oth sid's. Tien;--ins: of idc-!M-.' '. .-tan in th- afternoon. 1i Ft-1 r. r :r.:t u bile he tv:r-walki'.-t,i i.t-a!".' aw. h' v.-;s rUU o'-r !; liin'K of the Aorv company ami w.-.s riui injured. Ho said in--. Ii";-: i.n va-- fra1'turftl, rib l"rvt,j:vd and h- w.-..-c-n!ir.d I., bi--. r tbr - w eks. Tll' d"l";.-c :' Ib- dft;dant is that T..iK'!"- i i in u' ;tn al'eyway and did ii'.t b- ! th- warning uf tin1 ear a it x.as tnrninv; fioiu tho Mrr-f into Iii1 aliev. MILITARY STRANGER PLIES TRADE OF ROBBER

improvement in condition.

Tor the purpo?e of making a sweeping investigation of the street car crash between a N!'M-South Bend Interurban and a St- Mary's car at the KUwood av., switch Sunday afternoon which cost the life of one and Inflicted injuries to eight others, G. E. Starbird and J. E. Jones. Inspectors from the Bureau of Safety of the Interstate commerce commission arrived in South Rend Wednesday and have taken the depositions of witnesses and street car officials. It has been explained that the investigation is merely a routine procedure on the part of the safety bureau in an effort to put the blamo on the responsible parties but the bureau makes no effort to take sides in any legal controversy that may ensue. To Make Report. Upon the completion of the Investigation, the inspectors make a regular report to the WashinRton ottico of the commerce commission and there the proper action to bo taken is determined. Advices from Epworth hospital indicate that Miss Pearl PrzybyskI of New Carlisle, one of the seriously Injured in the crash Is somewhat better and her chances for recovery are briKhter although it was declared that her condition is still regarded as critical.

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Kjumnwrciui siruiirmiuu is Luncheon Subject

"Commercial Arbitration." will he discussed befon the members of th Chamber of Commerce at their weekly noonday luncheon meetinp Monday by two speakers, S. J. Whitlock and Walter S. Schumaker, both of Chicago. The speakers will tell what commercial arbitration has arcomi: Iished In Chicago in the settlement of disputes. C. K. Kuehne will preside at the meeting.

IP Id up m lrn- wild and wo. 11 western f.i.shr.u, K..!u:an lb Jtho'd. " tr, A!hn st., rep..r; 1 to the- poli.' that h- v. .;s aci-.-:t-d at '.': '.( ''1 '. Tue;dn nivhi n -ar th corner r Oak t. and (itt ie tjrve av. a Tiiilitary app aria:; stranger, wli" suddenly nbi'd him t thrw his hands at th- au.e ti'r.- drav. in.; a Run from hi.-- i: m le uat po v IlevthoM c. . i ::. :- i th- : d and the i.nr.dit to.-'v a p...-! i . containing - it "7 i bli'.--hobl-up m.r. i. .! : 5 - About i'eet tr:b ' - r . : . - ! ." pounds, abou ' : - i. .i comple-vion. '' or 1 rk - . : - . a blue c.ip, .,; :- the ". - 1 ' . . - .';-. ' ' to t h . I f.I.d Ito t . .

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At the Tnvymore and at the Ambassador, as "well as at niot of Atlantic City's other bi hotels, Fatiraa outsells all other cigarettes.

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DHE knows style and right fit the cut and drape of the sleeves the set of collar and shoulders right lapel lines and what is a proper drape of coat back and trousers. - and you can't fool the average woman about the quality or fine tailoring. why most women are partial to Kuppenheimer good Clothes. : These clothes are always right in fashion the leader of style; always in good taste. And the' are quality thoroughbreds, clear through. They cost less in the long run and satisfy much more, every way. There's a reliable merchant near you vcho handles these splendid clothes The House of I(u p p e n h e i m e r

The House of Kuppenheimer Clothes

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a w.di bv w.:.-.. ir.ere ciu-n remains an mnamed.

congested condition of the air passages throat, larynx, bronchial tubes and lur.S.

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you take cold easily and there may be obstinate catarrh. This

condition is slow to clear up and if neglected mav favor the de-

My nenos i velopment of pneumonia, or later

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: ...;th vws cetur.K- an-i advi- j should exercise moderately in T .- :. o . sometb.tt.i,' to cet b.l.'k in I a . , , , J . t 1 sh..Pe ! . f r.- p was t o late. i too open air eat plenty of whole1 t ; e ,py i a utter fntii n:y ! some food avoid overwork and

achter in H.-Mt::r. Il!noK ad--,nt him t t try Tir.iiii' :. slip liad tilon it with r.r.e ruits. I pave ft .1 trial and I w ip.t to say it lid t! e wi rk ar.d r.ow my friend v. ;;, i:ea tt syp.ip ithi:.- with rn? n ciurratulafir? me or. how well TT.d stronpr I am looking;. I have t.'.e f.r.est kind of appetite and . .-rythir.fT t.i-tes po -.(,. I have already cained terj pours is and at.i f-i!l adding on r.or weight rißht :pr.g. I am free from nervousness li:rlnf.-s and the sickening ! äiiaclies left me Ions ajfo. Tan- ; ... proved to b" a friend in need r. ml I ain always telling the cus-tor-ir what it did for me." T.inlac is oM in Kouth Pend at t!- 1 r.tral Pr'i Store unJ In Mifh1 . i.;... at ibt lt'd Cross Pharmacy,

sudden chills. Nightly applications of Mck's VapoRub may help nature to complete the process of repair. Because Vicks acts locally by stimulation thru the skia to

30c

dr.iv.- out ii:e intlannnation, at-i

tract tlie blood away from the i congested spcts and relieve the j E Ci.-ugh. In addition, the medici- iE nal ingredients cf Vicks an ! vaporized by the body heat ! These vapors are breathed in at i E niht long, thus bringing th E medication to bear directly upor ! the inflamed areas. E Vicks should be rubbed it E over the throat and chest unti j the skin is red then spread 01 E thickly and covered with ho! 5 flannel cloths. Leave the cloth- 1 ing loose around the neck ami E the bed clothes arranged in th -E form of a funnel so the vapon , arising may be freely inhaled ! , If the cough is annoying, swallow a small bit of Vicks the size of a '5-' pea. g Samples to neTv users will bi . sent free on request to the Vici Chemical Company, 231 Broad

Street, Greensboro, C.

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20 ii VapoRub

More Tban 17 Million Jars Ued Ycarlj

Your Bodyguard Agninst Colds

The figure 8 movement Is the secret of a "r

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New Spring goods arriving; dailv in our Cloak, Suit and Millinery Departments.

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219-221 S. Michigan SL

A FEW SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY AT

Union Shoe Company 223 So. Michigan St.

118 S.MICHIGAN ST.

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Carnation Milk, tall can Hebe Milk, 2 tall cans Dundee Milk, 2 tall cans 2 Large Cans Early June Peas 6 Large Cans Smilax Kraut . .

2 Large Bottles Tomato Catsup

2 Large Cans Helmet Pork and Beans. . . .

Fresh Picnic Hams, lb. .20c Pork Butt Roast, lb. . .23c Fresh Spareribs, lb. . . .23c Pork Steak, lb 25c

Fresh Pork Sausage, country style, pound 25c Leaf Lard, pound 23c

.14c

.23c

27c 23c 72c 25c 25c

Beef Pot Roast, lb 16c

Short Ribs of Beef, lb. .14c Brisket Boiling Bef, lb. 12c Standing Rib Roast, lb. 18c

Beef Brains, lb 7c Fresh Beef Hearts, lb. .10c

Fresh Liver, sliced, lb. . ,5c Pork or Veal Hearts, lb. 12c

Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, sliced, pound 35c Smoked Picnic Hams, 8 to 10 pounds, pound 22c Dixie or Georgia Square Bacon, pound 27c Good Luck OIco, 2 pounds for 75c SvrifYs Premium 0!eo, 2 pounds for 75c Troco Nut, pound 30c Fancy Cream or Brick Cheese, pound 31c Smoked White Fish, pound 25c