South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 91, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 March 1920 — Page 2
rOMlSIAV MOHAiNG, MAKLiI 21. 1
THE SOUTH EEND NEWS-TIMES
CANDIDATES FILE FOR LEGISLATURE
News of the City from tim Official Records
Democrats Enter Race Fori r..t. wtati: Tiu-srr.R.
Place? on General A.cmlilv Ticket.
T'.r
bir.d aaj wile, to Sj-jrM -n G. Stratljr.i, JUW), jrt of ..t i.'4 4 naJ j-art of Jot .sau;:ei L. CttrtMi Cm a-Mitton to Loil, now j.jrt f South lf?nl. Majr' Miculgau Arcnu? Lritl ornpnr, to AVlilUuj boQUbtf-r. 1; lot tsf. Irr.tr GroT'i f.Mt inMitl n to Uivr l'arfc. now part of South l'-ul. La relief I. Hardy an J his wife, to
John A. Stokr arI Ktnelyn II . bus- '
fr..r tl.r r..r! of the Ir..lina Hn.i v., i(,,o Mnl CIA. t-x-
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COLLEGE EXTENDS EASTER HOLIDAY
Patrick V. Grn of Suth Herat rtr. l F. S. Iltoy of Walk. rton Tu-
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th"i" .' "iar.'itior.s r!th
r . ... , rej.thi,: 1.''. fV't off soutia-uft.a-I v ji 1 of Kirnünn HTÜr-k, Ke'.ix Ror!lk and r.! ' :lts c,; ..n.l ;.: h, I,rt;i.r- P irk uMl-
j v.:f . A;.'.:i r.orUk. !ii.l hl w;f.-. Mnrtha tl,,a t. South H-nI.
"'r". ' I'"rl; U an : L.U rir- r. Am-. Hull u:i Anna I?., bust. ami and I'rank .1. ati.lii. kl, il arvi otb. r ; to .Irani- M Ixmza si and othvr 1'nrt of ;ot Ht; J Hin and lni.-r' Talj?s ; T." airn in I'nlnn tow nnl?. f .;..:iv:..; f p. lot. 1U n1 P, Ohar- W. tn and Mildred M.. hur.d ; .t of out iota of South 1hU, j mu and lf. to t'Iarn- Harm. 1 i -l..tt-d '-) .St.it l..iik ari,i othr ra!u-v, lot 1 in Il-iatln?, I ri.V. .1 !.r.Iii.r;i to A!tu Iiorli :W, , WwhU a.r J A. Gurr" .iddlMon to IUvtT .1. I'Krt of h t s; snd Hin and ' j arltt IloW p:irt sa.utli K.-nd. I fii d;vlj-.:i of H. 0. lotf HV. ;.n l: AIire i'H,M.Ilkvr and CbahiKM-, hr In, ,.,,,,,1 iflt ,f .. if lots of N.uth Itviid.! vlls;..lT,(l. to rhir.n. H.rks. .! :in-J th-
i f r th- lniOf r.-! tir r.oruln i- , i.v .t- N.u.k ..f Indinim i ,.r V:ilu: ".ot Ph;, in IL-tio's. Wood-
I i.i:K J. La.-rfon and Ion A., liu-haudj Jir,j lV Grav" addition to Klver I'.lfk. r.r.d r.if- to .l...--;h Ly and Anna. h.:- j huVV j,urt ,,f South lh n.1. 1. md hiid Mir.-. M. I-.t .h. H..iiw.dl joj,, -p. How an.l Lottv M . hiiBi.an.l and Ma.t h't jiuhdividiuii of lot 7 ia Ivunu- j aD(J wjrP (J jfn j; s t I and Hose :n . n mid ;iddit!oa to South IlTid. j I: LiHhainl ;mi lfe. to Amol Hall and Mai tiTi I. r.-.ir and Ho-, hi. ..und I Aniia l: , hui.and and wif.-. ?1 nnd othr arid :tl- f Jidwurd .1. HlirT. .SI KUd ,!n-- .f .". In Mnm.' addition to
p.hf .-cro.try f f r-to at Indianapolis jths: th-y wjl; -r.t.-r th primaries
itJ':.-- for r- --r;ta t;vos from Si. Lj-,' ph ou.-ity to th- -Ti. r.il asIcm'.iy. Mr. i r- i j . ir. tiw ont. d.-pnrt-xr.M of th" h'tiid' h;tl:( r corpora tiori fc r. Mi a Hoy r:n forr::' r!v 'i
.r!..r : I..t l.".s ''isM:.k' mid Llnd-
t ih ln-i i t -l l - 'i . 1.:.: ujv-n hi ;i.ihii:, to South lU-isd.
r t irn Iro-ii v tm a s-rvico in tho j i.oru I'ravat and Jan, l.ushnnd Hi d
VrM var. h -i;t r d the tire busnt Walk rton.
satr.nlav I-i-f I).v.
mf" and H'-iMi (f.r!i to Stanifil.iw
Gn.-zka and llo-, hushund and vlf. ,1 aiid ottfr :iPi !t Si'.. Kaff. S;hl-y and
ltuiuay i- th.- '.a.-? day for ti'.ir.z i 'tt.
,d. op.rati'.r. aridid it s ha- fil d
Ai.toa Ntari .'ind Marv. hti-l-md an.!
I.ukwlli.-.
r'nnnle M. Itenh rtrr Hartniand and Idrniiid .1., hi:"hand :n'l vif, t Ainog Hull and Annlf IV. huhand and vlf jfl and other vain; lot In Hupp addition to Lak-vll! Lsll ('. Whip-.mh and Tred V. Helh r and li w iff. to Srth Han:inond. Jl ;
.1 ; 1-d 7. in houtheast addition to South
ffor all th- "Ui.'.y :'.( -i to filled r ife to .h.f Hrvnt!i mi l Julia. !iti.- . p..j
.lth tl: r pt:or. d thf r:-i idK an , r "i.l and v.ir-. M.-i Lot pin, or i;ti,rn.i .. iJrovHskl and h-r hunhand.
j o t ii J na t i o n f.,r u,.i;i'v ir;ir andl'-t" '"w l'1;,4p 1,1 -Myi'-r. now par. or tf (;,.or-,. Hoostf and Carrie A., hus
... . , . . 1 rank l'rrtri and 1 nr.f'8. tirjsNnnd
yi;;a II 'S IM l.l'' 'T.'T.IJ .1 - I ; 1 Oi . .
JM..1 u!f.- f.i Jr. 'ill 'i.il4 :l!ld A Ii II
loth parti. far fa.lo.J to j . , ? . ;1 tl . i är;,i UJf... .i and othf-r 'ood and f.ll all tho plar. s fur prrriti'-t mm- vaiutv l.'.t 4k. Stall's .oirth addition t' nit wem;-:. t t:a;.'iocl . ftt failo-l ! tit v of Sontli JW-nd.
l.nnd and wife. $1; lot 111 uud part of
I Pt 'Ji), all iu ldo k Lawrence V
to f;!l all t!if p!a" for pro inft oir. i ii l ? f ! 1 1 n to l-o nain''l at tho r.Iay I pritr.arl .
.lohn Nyikos and Anna, hiish.ir.fj and wlf- to (;.-iri- iitri and Pll-o. titil.atid und wif M and otlier o-.d and valu.
Lot ;s. Stull's fourth addition to South
Ii i ; p' ( t-l lidf-vfi', tint 1 - ivn,!
Iwt tho o:.d of t i i w:k. a MirnLor j A'.-v.ii,d.T llokor and Knrolh.n. hit ulf
f additional indi.!atfs for p!ac 4Mi todh 1 1 -k t for county ollioo T'i1! h.vo fil.-d ihti:- da r.ttioi.s. in;.... . . M ..i.l 1 v T
7tov f!!.- tho n-or.-ati.- .'.slatu.i . ,,, .,,, uift. to Jomti Kokko and
nomination, li. .t. iiin- or outn j i.uv, hushand and wlf.-. .1 a ad othr
to I i k - AiuPrui and Kor.l, liushnnd and uif. 'fl and ot!..r ood and valuf. It Ch nH-tit. Stü.lt Lala-r'a Oak (irovf. first addition to South P.t lld.
I'.or.d h:l!':r f i T i his d i at ion
nvith tho -t rtar;. oi stato Mot. day
flrtr moon. As i I!. M !tth-'.v- hh -!
Ktd and vain'
Iot s, n.'W plat of
IhitMl'n adt.ltion to Mlauawaka
l';irairV Trust company, to Alhort L. Klafk and Annotta. hUHna;;d and wife, $1; lot 'J. Iu?outhi"t addltlcu to South Iiend. Jncoh L. Crip and Lllll F.. liuahand and wife to Walter A. Clark and Irne A.. huMhand and wife. $1; part of lot in. In J. U. Cripo- h-roaJ addition to liosfl.iv.n. now thf town r.f liosHand. I. M. Shively f-tato, to Mary ebilllpa, .Vl.; lot LT, unrorilM plat of L. M. shively uddltinii to South JVnd. Ada J. Hill and John, hor hnshand. to I'id C. Kh-lu. $1 and othr valu.'s; lot d. KlfhT pi ny now part of South Hend. Jiini.'H Clinton Smith anil AlW-f L.,
hut.nn.l and wife, to William S. l'erry.
Fear of Scarlet Fever Fpidcm 4c Causes Extension of Vacation.
plat of out lots of Southland.
Al IP-r.-h ami I'oitrl .hnsl.nnd and inf.. ... ir. .. ii,..Lr. a scti.io, lini. iini
jniMhan i.oiMi,..ti..ri for Ma to t pro- ) ., nif(; M r g0O(1 a'n(l value. 'nt.tlo. . I i.a :w .(iiitusit)T,s hul)diTilon of j oMith part of i: m L. 7'., s.-cond plat of Itf V 41 ft' II TV 77) 1 "'" u'1 s,"t!i I'o-nd. J Ijrjllfr) I i y Uiliiaia !;. P.ak.r to Iffnatius K. Wor4 l I I a ' flif wL" 1 1 tltfl'' "hishl and J.uiii.', liusPand and v.lfo, 1 iß A MliWr Hill h f.ll lrl, j .,1 uthr valu.. L.d .s in C-or AV. j Swy Mart's flrt addition i South JU-nd. T., , ... , -.vi, i Kalj.h A !t. It;. s U 1 11 Ii-. hu.-b.uid Glow .Mi ft Uiitih parh.i. IM L. I i,,,.),.,,,,! .,,, it( L)t ,1( jrvinVahinK').i ta1.. n into uxtod y . t))! .41,ltl j(1 t( S)(Il, h 1;(.. y the jodico diiiiia.; .t raid Monday Parm.-rs Trust Co. to Ian iiola I". TipIiight. ;iiji .i rol in tl'.o city court1 p-n. om. i'ai t of 1 -t Is in Lowman' Tnrsfl.i v innn.'iu: am! ii' o:'h. tnir.l additi"U t. South Ih-nd.
l ord's Mihdivislon of I . L. t',;. .f tlrl jiJ.PH; pait of lot li and part of lot
in hlM k Lawrcii'i & liatttlls addition to Mlrdi.-twaka.
I lo-riii.i ii Jo.s.ph AltTdlnc. KoHclnszko
linrd and i u! aft-r ph ad:r-;
KUll
1
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Willi. im M. M..rris and .l.-nni" IV. hus- ; p.,.n,
Luildin' A Loan Lund association. $1 and other valu-; h't 4'.u) in Summit place third addition to South Ind. Stanllav J. Cludniinlak, to Kosciuzkf Hull. Hue V Loan I'und bj-so. iatlon. -?1 part of ..t P'vninri.'M suhdivi.slon. of part of H. O. L. IH), s cond plat of otitlot of South Ih'iid. Leoni Vl.-ri-k, to Stv Torok and Th-r.a. husPund and wif. -,.'); lot lo'.. In Kfvilf y - Constru tl.n l ompany's M'liiiiil idilitioi, to South r.'Mid. Mary V. Mi Hon, to l'aul J. Tarl and K" husoand and wife. .l.rdO; putt of
lot In Cottage Grove addition to South
M!mo. ",. ,liri.;'f f n 'Oiontihi,' :I j l'i"l and v.'fi- t- Cluirl.- Wtddler. 1. Lot j j p..,r and It.i , husband and -Wd.-U h a- !o-ih Hork, th.-l i" H-yh-rs- piopos-d addition to South ,fe. t Kok, iusrko HuiPHiiL' - Loan (amMinh li ms. . JfM .. u. ... u'. , I Fund association. M.f,oO; part of Pd ;. ieefcr (d Mo U!'. ,:n-i K.. ,jm,.r7 .in,i rraii'i.ka Hauielow i z. ln cttap.' Grove as platted by Henjamd costs following his pla or i,ii!.and ami ulfe. to S..v. 'p "i ;.nd Ivn- ,n,, "iiu.i.s. im.v part of South Lend. ,".li!ty. Man-ya Sotklewhz, loi.iui.d an.l wife,! LlUab-th M. Lvatis and Jdin. hu-band .. . .t .1. ..... . . .-i.tU. T 1'1 .....I '"I I l.' .l..!' wi....llfl . . . K . . A k , . t i
It ciin' iioru t iu a -' '"j". Lins -o .hoi -it, ix.n'-j i"-.v. j ana wire, n aru nnirn, . ii clu.lini; nttorn-v f.-. s dm -inj.: tlu' i -c "iK?; ish.u in Siuth I'.end. sl. Mijrs Mih!;;iu av. addition to ,mir. rr i noruiii" -!. ii of; South Pond Land company, to William , s,ith Head. Yh, i rn-iM h , i l aM tlio Mnp '" K,,,,,,v a,", KtM M- I. O. A. Arterburn and Mary, husband The (.ofndarts v. ro ! Jr..ve addition to Suth Uend. j r.tll n. husband and wife. l : lot liVT, Hrown. '. .' n.-vill-. Ind.; Dill-crt rnara-s I". Nobb- nnd Marparrt. 1ms- I fnvrii Mkhl-au av. addition to South
Johnson. 'M'J X. I.-.:-! l k M.; band and wife, lo Samuel M. Kohlnsou,
Tarnen Wad. 4M S. Mohican st.:;.M ..nd oth.-r values. Lot llo. hbtroh'3
T..n. I'o:,. h Vil. Tl! .!! Whit.'- i s-addition to souui l'.en.i.
Lend. Charles l. Ihterson and Lthfl May. husband and wife, to Ualph IMtrher
I 1 ... !...... .. c . 1- 5 f.. OiitrAu' T'Ti.! m , . , t .1 ...
!..., i. .i i'.i.M.-.- in.- ia . i loin- .-..-i i' .. io .ii-i. . niw i or.!. i: lot ni oarL oi iol o.
..'i ... i. 'i 1. ml rraioes. bust. and and wife. SI i- rjrovo st.. In blork .'v.O. Lawreiue
""'V .;', r li- v, ' oth- -.,...!-: an I vUii. Part of K u:ittU addition to MIshawaka. son; -rnnn ...,.. ..... w ia-,, (f J;I7n,K.th wiaeler-.s Mihdlvi-j vircll loere Gal! and his ltt to l t.: Hyron U i-ni'T. t .1 S. Alain , ,.f ,,t l. in Uui.Maiati .V Mey:-'s p,.ar Klopfer. $1; lot 1.1. William Mack"s
5lde. Nil
ilnnapolis
aid?
rlon
ft.; John
Dfttr rminod to prfvcr.t the spread of scarlet fever and other contagious diseasos from making inrcads
amons tho students at the university ' the authorities at Notre Dame an- j r.ouncod Tuesday mornlnj? that the ufnaal Kastor vacation, scheduled to I
begin Wednesday morning and to run for a. week had been extended to two weeks. The oxtension. it was explained, was made that medical authorities might complete a thorough sanitation of nil the residence halls at the university and thus prevent a spread of the disease. Hundreds of students whoso homes are in the middle west, will it was reasoned, mix and mingle with students of other colleges and universities during the holidays and might possibly contract some form of a disease. In order that the health of the student body might not thus be. endangered when the students return, the faculty decided Tuesday to take, every precaution against a possible spread of the disease at Notr Dame. Advise Irveautlon. City and state, health authorities agreed that such precaution was advisable and the faculty learning that a thorough fumigation could not be completed in a week decided to extend tho vacation to two weeks. The students under the new ruling will now leave the university Wednesday noon and will return Wednesday noon April 14. While other larg colleges and universities have reported numerous cases of scarlet fever and other diseases. Notre Dame has been more or less fortunate, comparatively few cases, and thoso mild ones, having been discovered at the university.
SURPLUS WIVES TO HAVE THEIR CHAXCE
CHICAGO. March' .10. Surplus wives of Turks who want to be freo are going to have their chance. Turkish and Armenian maidens. Imprisoned In Turkish harems by means of conquest of gold, are to be rescued by their free American sisters, according to plans which will be considered by clubwomen here tomorrow. The meeting Is for a conference of leaders of the Illinois Federation of Women's clubs In behalf of the campaign to raise $30, 000,000 to help save 250,000 Armenian and Syrian orphans and to rescue 100.000 girls from Turkish harems. Illinois women are working to raise $1.200,000.
-tvh. 2 J 1 V. . vYashin
addition to S.e.ith P. ii.l.
ton ?t.: William . M.u on.
:s N.
Uoi.ert I". A. Milb-r and Oor-dhy ;- i Smith I'.end
r.plat of Tu mot k & Mark addition to
a h-dsoii. ;. 1 . : I 'd. . hu -l i.i i. d and wile, to imam .1. iVarl Klopfer, to Virgil D ere fin II
i o.n. ii and n.opii t . lo-oorn. m an i oin-r : jm,j Anna, hurband and wife, $1 ; lot Lo.
Main st., mo! JauiO I.VIImi.o
I r I I Ml . I . II. I. . l1-I lt . " .. .. m m , .
The rni. h o ci-.'- .., di ink inr- - 1,1 M:"n-,,M;MI a"u " ( ;im Mark s repjat ci turnocü nou Tho (.old,!! l.l -o o , I-' ,.vaUh addition to South I-nd. ! Mark's addition to South Lend, lor has br.-ii und r siM f ilia m e or tlie . ., s i.m .a k a nd .-f a . h ur.a iol a nd .,)lhll I'arsoiis and LlUnbrth. huspolic" tor ...nie tin mml; l.. "h-'lv.i,., .hdm Jauoiski and Miry, hus- ,a, .j jf,.t to Charlea 1'. Hoffman numerous i.port- ihtt tin- 1 I .i r t - l ,.t i:.I .in! w if-. -J.'ia. Lot Ci. Arnold and ,in, x;v:, o.. husband and wife. .1 ; H inent has i(. iv.l .iü. ciml; tin- ;!,e I ish-i s a:diiMon of - and s. hi u, t-s 0f land In Harris township, to be a g.i i 1 1 ! 1 1 1 - d. ri. Kuislai.iu and Myer addltlui to South r fW'f I I rK "" 11 I Z'l I 's- l - A Hull and Cirri L . husband j CITY COURT BUSINESS Si UPrAi lvh (.AlAjhlf ..I lf-. to P.e.t Annis. M and other, nvmiF 11 nrr 1 ')s l'1"" !!:" ;;, h: h,Ul S TU:! IS DECLARED GOOD UFA t l t, .11 1 't 1 4 11 1'.; 1 .. r. f 1 r. il s .iddit oai to Lowell, now part m,.k, )l. 7". :,,,, r,''-CiilSf;;:KilÜli"S: Th- or tl.v oils court was l.uUcr. ;r.. will illd l..i..i.- I d- n ,., f, .,,,,, v.x summit pla-e ad. 11- enriched to the extent of SJ4t Tues-
eral JtoPv uatoLs ..: lü. iuo in.is- f , S 'i;i, p..nd. ! dr.y after all the lines and costs asday in enne. u i; i'h the l ink- M ih, 1 V. 1 !i ini di. to Jan Stuirlik and ' ,SSr.d against defendants were colruptrv suit .f H.-n Ma i ai - a r :. i C ... I ' : --.k.i. husband and ife, SI "'. u ct..J. The pollco raid on the Chicago h.oh j "Vdi.ln ,V;SSout'h Ih n I 1UUUn'1 1 '' , Golden CU.sv gambling establishment Inform;:;. -vi at !. h at in-; . 1 on - j "' 'J'j ,. W.-iav iiiki. to Kosrluszko posing ns a soft drink parlor netted
day br.j-:ht .-at th. t'a t Oi.it a i i;Nll,;(, .a.i I'und .-so.iafi.tj. l'artl $200 while the remainder was col
jr.oO.b'ic fund had be.-.n -t Cdi-h'-d j ,.f p.t ,,n Charh-s A. I'a.uis' subdix i- i h-oiod from speed rs and Clem Mc-
With th- b; okoraiio ..noin a ml !"ii ot north m drill d 1.. L.
j,, ,,f. otol J I l T o7 ..llllols ..I olllll l.-IKl.
I he k". ;uko i . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u J.o.iu i una oi i.iiion. to Jan Kl.inthowski and Ju-
m'Ver.il p . i tii is a r rceird diidnid-
.i nil."
If tie Stmle-
I'HKiT lT.th.-rs ' : 1 '' i'."!.ll.lo 1 Wl: .1 I ; , ilUi. .,,i u if... si and otlot a I -the fund, it s l'lo cd n.ditors of! ,., p ,,t , ,.ii pl.u ..f .1. M. Studebaker'o the lirm will .' -i-. l.:rgT r turns v.;. . dh ;si..n of (. L. 1, of Kaiper from uh.it :s.-..wd -i" Hi- c..mp.my"s It u- k nom's survey, an addition to South
ft r . k .
siM:i:ni:u roitri:rrs noxi). When the eas of Charles Smith of Marlon. Ind.. arrested Monday afternoon while- traveling at the rate
IT ,,M. I..w... I' li..r .,11,1 " ' h11" ",l '"
vt-al rtt.d-n.-.s for the Stüde- ! - ' . ,,. a ',,: --Jav.. was called Tuesday the defend-
,iker omi.aav and ai: nt- m 'hi-,Hl p, .',mu, :.s siu!i addition t S.aithant failed to put in an appearance.-
A Hallmark Easter Special $7.50
Coulloch. who pleaded guilty to the
charge of keeping a gambling dive
umaom.-d to apm-ar ! j;,
oi' t ; ii.-Mi.!
cago wi i" al-
in federal M em ! i
oni"rtioo or n" . d. o o' tho af
falls to the defunct ':. i'!i.
i
l"r-d W. K Ih r and I i- u!f". to Kn-
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, th(. f.,,l(li ny any :V:'"' ' ' ;., V" V-. 1 , l" -J
f ' 1 i i . '1 . Ill .III I'M I X .i.-.t'I-
bdi'-N! mi f lots - and .. in Kur.tuiau .s
i . I .It ,1 . I V,.. .....1. I.iin.l
JljlUI' ' I 1 1 III CI IMUVlt'l 1 1 1 i .l.-H "Ulm j of $15 defaulted and ordered the j .dork to issue a bench warrant fori the a pp ;.nco o Smith. I'pon his . t..,. Ci.nf h T?.m.1 lio will he
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', l-if "I'l l ii i .-ii,illl i : 1 1 1 . , . . .,, , ii. . I (M ,r . Wilkias and hi. w ifo. to II. ;. picked un and will be compelled to , .la. ksou Conrad and M'irgar.t. husband , itand trial on the sfeeding charge.
Mel wife. 1 .cfM Lois 1.; and 17. in blo.k I
If 'IT I f II' V .if' '" ! 1 t. I tiro a bllti. n to W.xafi. i l'IM'. MILK I)i:.U:it. i
" "' w" ' "'r....... ; Walt-r Taluier and Jennie, husoind und William II offer, a milk dealer
Mit". P So;-, if l.hloil--rr. M and otaer ' , .1w .,,,a oi ,,,,,1 rMct in the citv
t . i Uli' v a "j j .
MICHIGAN il LEE (AA R
Tht'ounh tlo. i - ' l.-c.il lnirsit' lub S' Mih :..nd w be include.l in V-- i:.;-'i itinerary of the Magical elub of th- I'niversity of Mi hican. Tlio Michuan schd rga nia t ion. which i oncposed if th Klee und raandoliri dui's. wall
Present its pioutam ;ri this ir y i'ri-
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.ia co in:-. ' ' 4 i'" ' I tv e ompanv's tirst addition to Mishaschool ;i!hllicriii'i! Altlo ai,h it M.,i.a frst appearance in South r."tnl the' staui;,tw. H.di and Antonina. husband
,art of p.t- If and .d lvnni.Oo,, Tuesday morning when he lMiov s' addition to South Lend. pleaded guilty to a charge of speedlinio. r. x-w-r and L.nh M . husband ing. He was arrested by Motorcycle : nd wife, to HoiiM-r c H-. htoi and la d - j ( ) thee y olmstead late Monday afteri. vs. husb.in.l and wife. .i : lot rr. . non on Mishawaka av. The det. -. Park additior ,a South Ibd:d . fondant told the court that ho was Latrop! darn, n K-altv company. .if.
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Plaid and Checked Skirts Specially Priced $10.00 Stylish for sprinp are these serviceable Sic irts. They are marie of good material;;, featuring pocket?, plaits and belts.
Petticoats for New Costumes $3.98 Theses Skirts are practical with their cotton tops and silk flounces. They are shown in all colors.
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Crisp Easter Frocks Of Silk and Georgette at $29.75 and $50.00 Handsome Georgette Dresses Specially Priced at $50.00
EASTER SUITS FOR YOUTH AND MIDDLE AGE $37.50 $45.00 $57.50 Here are Tailored Garments in pleasing variety of styles. Their youth-giving lines are good for matron or maid. The materials are serge, tricotine and poplin. Their excellent quality invites your consideration.
New Hats a Part of Easter From $6.95 to $25.00
Becoming Hats are numerous in our millinery section. Graceful feathers and gorgeous flowers give them a spring-like freshness. They include all styles from Tailored Sailors to Transparent Picture Hats of Hair Braid and Maline. CHILDREN'S HATS FROM $2.95 TO $8.95
Spring Underwear For Men Medium weights for moderate weather. A fine knit garment in white and ecru; short and stouts and three-quarter lengths. From $1.25 to $2.50. Also some fine light weight Woolen Underwear, union and twopiece. Just the thing for this time of the year. Athletic Union Suits Dimity; limited quantity at last year's prices, $1.00. A fine Athletic Knit at $175.
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For Women v V Women's All Silk Hoe Heavy weight, black and white; full fashioned. At $4.25. Women's Pure Silk Hocs Fell fashioned; black, white, gold, silver, brown and piping rock. At $3.00 and $3.50. Women's Pure Silk Hote Full fashioned, medium weight. Black onhy. At $3.50. Women's Pure Silk Hose Full fashioned; black, white, navy, piping rock and cordovan. At $2.25, A full line of Lisle Hose, in black, white and colors. From 75c to $1.50.
THE CHILDREN'S SHOP An Easter Sale of Gingham Dresses Sizes 2 to 6, $1.59 and $1.69 Here are practical little Dresse3 of plain colored or checked ginghams in assorted colors. They are exceptional dresses at these special prices. Easter Costumes for die Little Miss i Garments that appeal strongly to youth are available here. Their individuality and style increase their value. Spring Sport Coats $12.75 to $35.00 Made of the new material?, these coats are especially desirable. The newest modes are featured loose lines, big pockct3 and novelty belts. Dainty White Dresses $2.98 to $18.75 Particularly pretty are these little frocks of voile, organdy and lawn with their trimmings of lace and tucks. Silk Dresses for Juniors $12.50 to $33.50 Here are "best'' dresses of taffeta and satin for Easter. Many of them feature round necks and short sleeves. They arc pleasingly new in detail.
exquisite Ueorgette ßlouses
Unusual in Price $10.00 Featuring color combinations, small vests and new neeks and sleeves, these Waists are appropriate for Spring Suhl. They may be had in large or small sizes. Voile Waists, Hand Trimmed
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These are remarkable Waists. Fine laces, tucks and hand embroidery furnish the trimming. The material is fine French voile.
AN EASTER SPECIAL . -. SILK CORSET COVERS " $1.98 Values Priced $1.39 1 These garments are made of good quality silk, trimmed with lace and ribbons. They furnish the proper background for Easter Costumes.
Easter Shoes tor Boys and Girls The quality of these Shoes is exceptional. They are made of durable leathers, with good sole.j and tops. They are shaped like a child's foot. They are comfortable. The following items are of interest: FOR GIRLS: Brown or black kid, English or round toe; Goodyear welt; sizes 8'2 UP $5.95 and up, according to size. Black or Brown Lace Oxfords, sizes 2 A to 6. Priced $6.75. FOR BOYS: ' Patent vamp, black calf top; button; Goodyear welt; all tan lotus, button, Goodyear welt; all black kid, buton, Goodyear welt; sizes 6 to 8, $4.35; sizes Vi to 12. $5.25. Black Gun Metal, semi-English last; lace; Goodyear welt. Sizes 12 to I3l2. $6.15; sizes 1 to 2, $7.25; sizes iyz to 6. $7.50. FOR LITTLE FOLKS: Patent vamp, white kid top, button, sizes 2 'i to 4, $2.75; sizes 4'2 to 8. $3.25; sizes 8 V2 to 11. $4.50. All Gray Kid Button Shoes. Sizes 2Yi to 4, $3.50; sizes 412 to8. $3.95; sizes Wi to II. "$5.50: sizes VZ to 2. $6.50. All White Kid Button Shoe. Sizes 2A to 4, $3.00; sizes 4'2 to 8. $3.50. Laced Shoe, sizes 82 to I 1, $4.50. Patent or Black K:d Baby Slipper; sizes 3 to 8, $3.35. First-Step Shoes in large variety o; combinations. Sizes 1 to 5. $1.50 to $2.65.
Easter Sweaters in Novelty Colors Made by the Marinette and Oconto mills these Sweaters are especially desirable. The colors are new. Both Slip-On and Coat Sweaters are shown in wool or fibre eilk. Child ren's Sweaters also shown.
Interurban Dav Exhibits of . , Summer Wash Fabrics New Imported Ginghams 32 inches wide, small and large plaids, fine quality. At $1.00. 'Gaze Marvel Tissue, in all the new plaids and colors. 32 inches wide. At 85c. Beach Cloth, 36 inches wide; all colors and plain, 45c. Plain Jap Crepe, 30 inches wide in all the leading spring shades. At 59c. Linene Suiting, 33 inches wide, all colors. At 45c. Striped Dimities, fine weave woven stripes. At 75c. Madras Shirting, 32 inches wide; large and small stripes, variety of colors. At 60c, 69c, 75c, 89c and $1.00.
IN THE BOYS' STORE M ain Floor, Jefterson Street Entrance Easter Suits for Dressy Boys The Skolny Suit smartly tailored in fine fabrics, at $18.50 to $32.50.