South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 132, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 May 1920 — Page 2

TIT.SDAY MORNING, MAY 11, 1920.

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

DIVORCE CASES

FILL COURT DOCKET

Opening Date of Mav Term Will W Held Next Week.

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TVith the or.nir.t; l tio of th May term of the -Ji"-nor court only or.e wek. away, (orcc cjj.s'S in.trrr.it numbers at' trin i.I"l with th county clerk to le hf trl I;jr:ng th" corair.ir .' : n. S'-wr. ":i-" vrMel .v'.tt unity af t' r r ; j ..t.i M :.- d..y ttj r ; i i r. j' -'o F. LiWTon rhar'f M n r i J. I.wsvn with cru lty ui.l s.ys tl.ut at one time the U fen'I.int threatened to tak.' his lif-. II" firth'-r states In '.:is com :!.' in t th it h ui.--

fai.- -!y accuse,! of u r.f a it hf ; . .- Infidelity. !! that hUr"d him to ()Ia: a li or". claxln;? th:it sh- 1M nut car'..- t with him lon-rr. Crri 1 Van I Hutten h nl th" !

of totting tlrur.k h- -r tv. inn--.-; a vek and Jurlnt; t). e-e drun'.en periods becnr.i" j :ju: i .- r n . ' , i r 1 crii'l. hays Mary Y.m H',:?:n ir. a rtitlon for dior- ?;!'. .-üMr'l iv. n April -4. th- 1 f. r.'i.m! i:..t drunk and chr!--'d the i ; . i r i T : ; i fi.,m thir hTii'-. ai'i(lirt: to tin- t:njdaint. The j titioner a--;:- for a temporary allowance p'.rui.a; tl. hrarinj? of th r a;-'-. K'ln.'t M''''r' fojnd life with William K. M"oif u a ra !.; I r : j : their one month of irr; f r im o:; ia I -jTknc according to a pMition fr divorce filed Satur'l iy. Th-y v : married Nov. and .- pir ated the followir.; I ).. 1. 1) ii ii. their brh f porl'xl of cohabitation the defendant i. h nved with i; in:: rrufl from the lf -jrir.rdrii; ami fah'l;. uccuKil th plaiatitf I' a.u ia t in with other ni'T.. i t" i - 1 to i-wv his wdfe cloth'-:-: and oth-r m-i'----;

f lift-, says th- p tition. TJ:'-f'-rul.int is li'-ljovoil to la- liviiu.

I'ittslMJrff. I'a. ( Iiamcs Cruelty. I'tUvard AtkiriM'ii is a .;r;jsal of tr-atlr.p his vif oru liv aril i: humanly In a Miit for divonc, ;i! i by Uf-i. AtKifi.-oti. Tt:- f oap!whs m.'irri ; f(t. IS. H' 14. and arat'd In April, lft '0. Til'- plaintir'f ;sks for a full and al solute divojc" and the restoration of h r maiK n name ff Heysi Mrl:ia flrae' M. StihvcII in Ii r .-orai-l i int nsUin'-r for a divncc from Arlardo Stllwid!. charK' h-r sp-m-" with he.itinK and strikin-jr li r and ir. lad d in a recitation of .-pfr-iüc arts of alleged cruelty says that at o. tmi--Mho was lif-,it'!i munenifully i v thdefendant and as a it suit of the heating r-main-d utuonsaious for two days. Mrs. St II well siys that th defend. mt '-f-rt.r,iia!lv :ila- 1 rir vJIo namt.s n-. i in the pi e, r,ro t frkr.tls Mill ja ihr or-:. In is ;l?o charged with f:iili:r tf sunpor, h ; wif ;inl cliil'i. lor int; hi :f.- to Ko to work. Th petition -r -ok- f.r the custody of th- one c 1 i i ! . ' Intrude. 3 Kfd si y ars. I'orcv! to Work. Hesidcs artinir in a cruel and inhuman manner towards hi- wit". . Waller W. I : t y is accused I v Ir.s wife, Mary !:. i;iv, f-f refu-inr to pay the irrorry and fu.l l.i!i .f the household. Tiie plaintiff further states that she was foitfil to

rro to v.t rk to pay a chattel mortiri erd'r to mv the furniture as the l"fer;d int refused to pay the

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all'i'd acts of violence in her r.ip'.amt.

U:i c.ct. 17. Kd?. Frnnk Mover L'-r:o! hi-? v.-if- and three childrr-n e.,rui:i to a petition for divorce I hv I'l'Tf"" Mover. Th- (Ur.dar.t Is also accus' 1 cf cruelty a! ii alle'fd to hif called his

if" vi!rt mr'h !n addition to charffher wjth as.sociatinir with oth'r

en. The plaintiff asks for a full .d a' ?oIute divorce and for the

;-todv of the three children. Hoy. crA el rht. rJ ! e nd e n nr. . aged five, and jth, nk'cd '-!x ntontli

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Vkt'T Kupferer, hoys' dirf tor of th .- Y. M. C. A., will leave Tuesday for Clifton. X. J., where he will spend a weck u ith relatives followIr.z which he will attend the second K'-iural as?emldy of association fi : r. s ith hoys io tf i. Id at lilu" Hidip. X. C. Thr-s" p-meral as-!-'mhlie 4 are held very five years. Th- lir.-t one was at Culver in 1313 , and th second one to have frf n ' h'M In K1S was postron'd b-vaj'-e ', of the war. Mr. Kupftrtr will re-;

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Get rid of every corn and callus for few cents

Drp a little Fru-zonc on .n acli ip.U i u! !., in.-tantly that corn stops hurtimr, then you lift it rieht out. It d'.-n't ain one hit. Yes, mack-! Why wo it? Your druKKist sdls a tiny hottle of l'r-ezone for a few e nts. mi tiei-nt to r:d your fe-et of 'vfiy haid corn, soft corn, or corn hetweon tl:n to. s, and calluses, "without soreness or irritation. Freizone is th- niiuh talked of ether diseovery of a Cincinnati penius.

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, We shall advertise daily as usual at the regular selling prices when you buy, the salespeople will deduct 20 per cent from your purchase. See what a wonderful opportunity is before you.

During This Sale, Please Reciprocate by paying cash if practicable, by carrying parcels that are not too large nor heavy, by selecting carefully because no goods are returnable for either cash or credit.

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The news was too big to grasp at once. It filtered only slowly into the public mind. "'You don't mean it," people exclaimed; "not 20 per cent off EVERYTHING; it can't be true." Yes, 20 per cent off everything, with the exception of a few articles taken in with price restrictions, which we cannot honorably change. Everything that we sell dry goods, wearing apparel, household articles, linens, everything is offered for a limited time at 20 per cent below its present marked price even though that price has already been reduced. Even 20 Per Cent Off the Already Reduced Prices Made During Recent Sales In fact, we have not changed a single price as it was marked on the merchandise Saturday when the store closed. The only change is that now for a limited time every customer is allowed to deduct at time of purchase 20 per cent from these already low prices.

If the price js $5 you pay $4. If the price is $10 you pay $8. If the price is $50 you pay $40. And so on in proportion. People who had not read the newspapers were amazed and delighted to find what we are doing. The newspapers th emselves asked for the news by telephone, that they might carry it far and wide to their readers. Please keep in mind; our prices are not changed, but 20 per cent is taken off our prices at time of purchase. Because of the extraordinary character of the movement we make these rules: 1 . Nothing Sold to Dealers. 2. Nothing on Approval. 3. No Goods Laid Away. 4. No Returns or Exchanges.

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What Do You Need? You Can Find it surely in the many departments listed on both sides of this ad, and pay 20 per cent less. We are simply mastered by a spirit of duty to help the people who have helped us in this renewed effort to start a movement in lowering selling prices of merchandise and bring on more quickly the "better days coming" to this nation.

Second Floor Women's Suits Women's Dresses Women's Coats Women's Petticoats Women's Skirts Millinery Waists Corsets Undermuslins Silk Lingerie Kimonos House Dresses Aprons Bathing Suits Bath Robes Lounging Robes Children's Wear Dresses Coats School Dresses Sweaters Baby's Wear Shoes fcr Children Third Floor Domestic Rugs Linoleum Carpet Sweepers Draperies Curtains Art Needlework Lamps Shades Furniture Trunks Traveling Bags Curtain Goods Electric Sweepers Grass Rugs

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