South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 135, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 May 1920 — Page 3

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ISSUED WARNING

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Have Left Town With CI

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y said to hit i-ft th city ar.d lh Ic?3ibl'lty nf Ms return i-j sail ta matter o' co:.J rfjr-, accorüinq to ta tr mn.s r. i ! 1 y hl.s !, nts Th'jr."..iy. iur::h uu v.,s .i.i to l ave b- n n?i;;tr,l with aiiou: '..- COO bfloni,'.;. to i::er-i.t i-.irt; s In the city a.vl Inf rn.atun ur. irl!id durlrc th. xy tended to -how

that the .ivins of factory woiktrs ar.d oth r si!.irid p r.-r.? of tho i ity has dis.ij -.-artd with liurnJiam . Üurnh.im earn to South Bend 1 ist lJvtriv, r and Immediately ad-rtif-d his '"h-m of hrpj.se cons'ru'tlon, prorniiln to build houis un t y payments for Funiv fjuoid f.ir l low the stinj'it' of rrputab!rontractor. He l.i aid to have ne-.'ntiat-d with the HaKtlns Itealty o. for the purchase of 23 lots lorat'd on Xa'arre i'a"t depositing s ilt'i-rient monry to j;a in v-?triient of I.xi'.ver ovrr tho property. Uy his al1 V d forceful advt rtisiriK and clever iiiarirulatlon It Is said that he sue--eded in lnt restlnK a numb- r of factory rmploye, your.ff men about to lie married and ethers In similar rircuiiiitancH and xersuadd them to contract with hirn for the conruction of hoii.-ie! on th proprrty, t '.aor.iiiK to hold title to th land. Starts Construction. Construction was rommt-ncpJ on tlie r'?l'lpnrf-d -ar!y this snrint? but when the recently ?'ttlid common laborers' strike of the building tr.ulcM was called, work was stopped and no pror?s was made. In answer to fiu-rif;s, Durnham Is allprd to have s.iirl that he was powerless to proceed until the settlement of th strike. One houso has brn mmpi' ted and one othe r Is partly flon but on the remaining lots, only the basement has ben dur. Inquiry reveaied that the Michigan Av, Iuml'r Co., which furnished the material for th hous holds a lien on the buildings und'T construction and that th- allecre-d duped victims hold nothing but wurthlo-.s Iapr. An tndicnation meeting of the victims Indicated that individuals rave Hurnham sums ranging from J 100 to s.-.oo and Inquiry at hi residence oi Iincoln wuy V. showed that liousehold furniture purchased at bailor's wn still there but other personal property including a newly purchased Nash automobile was missing. Further allopcd methods of duping his victims hive been brought to light including a. proposed bond isue of 175,000 which one victim :..is b claimed was underwritten I y one local bank. It has been karnd that Hurnham approached th bank officials on the proposition but the latter refused to handle the Ix.nd i.isuc. Other forms of alleged underhanded deals ,ind speculations havf been un'arthed and investigations conducted by three different parties show that Hurnham wa-s caught redhanded and as a final :na?ure was forced to tlee the city.

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to Ni. iedas II. Feit.-. lr :i. r.o.. l'art I d 4 .ol. John hmltL s lot l :o l'ark d.lltion to" Navarr.- d.i. e! J,:it iA l, MjMaawaka.

will -rnilll ;o.d bnuri J Craldll. hnst-and and wlf- to Nb hob" II. Kelt-,

April T. P.fjp. ?'.. t..,t Park ad dition ti .Niiviirr.- p;:i'--. .N'avarie l'lai- . ..rpnratlen tr NI. hn;n.i It. I elt. April L's. p.O). 1. A tria-t or pnnl f 1 iiid lyln between .North M.ore dr. and the .St. Jiep-j.h rlvtr, in Na vn rre pla e. .Tainen l diver, ner.ind. et nl, to Louis and Terejifi Sipotz. ljunband and wife. May 10. 1X.T). SI, etc. Lot .?'). V. II. Tint's flrnt addition. Atitont 1'ruslnnki and wife o .Tonn and Agnen Kusli. husband an.i tvlf.--. Mav s, V.j :c. Lot 175, Mudebaker'H second plat. Alan II. McNeil, to riert nnl Catherine KriH-d. husband nnd wife, May S, Itrjo, Lot lit'.. Heiner farm, second addition to Mlni ak.-i. Jacob K. nnd Mary K. Kuntr., h'ihan1 Rnl wife to Joseph I. and I.i77.le T. Wolf, liUHl.aml ;ind wife, Mnv S, IVO). $1, etc. Fart lot 1". Serin's Mm addition. Lillian M. Stockwell Oltsch and hnband. et a!, to tb i. nnd Fill Mint.. loisbaiid ancl wife, May 10, l'.O, Iii. Lot 4.t. La Salle park. Thaddens T. Keller and wifo to Fannie FUlier and lmsband. Miv s, p.Oi. .p tc Lot .1 In ld.M-k '., WMIlaai S. VaiPs addition. U'ne and Juliana IMfrhko. ha:.nnd and wife to Frnnclrfzek and Fririi-Hzka Orlowskl, husband nnd wife. April 7, lM'O. fl. Lot ;s. (rsuch's fifth addition. John and Theresa Vanes, husband nnd wife to Kdward nnd Sarah .1. Hosier, hurtband ;,nd wife. May 11. 1020. .1. etc. Lot 1. Vanes- pint In C!.iy township. Ftuniett S. nnd IMith N. Webster, husband nnd wife to Fred C. and Mncgi Iinibert. May, lOL'O, $1. Town lot ;;.". W. Se.Mind st., Adam F.aker' ad.lltlon. Flnier and Ada Lm varans, husband nnd wife to (feortre .. nn 1 Ab.:ra A. Smith, husband nnd wife. Mav 11. Kf.'O. .l.MtO. Lot 1, Ward' subdivision. Antonl and Konstnricya Kowpllnskl. husband and wife to Marvanna Mid-how-ski. May 11, PCO. t etc. ' Lot .".a".. Stüdebaker's M-eond plat of Summit place addition. William and Ma T. Itor.l to Oeorce M. Fisher and (Jraee S. Fisher, hush,. Old and wife. Mny 4. Si. Lot 102. in southeast addition. Fred W. Keller nnd wife, to IMsrene Ft. Warner and Merle S. Wrtier, hvsband nnd wife. April 2o. ?2. The south

1-1 t 20. Martin's nd-lltbui

Ni' l.ol.iH Huemer to Brune and August

V r I'.afpe. husbai-d and wife, Aorl V If jo. -.oj0. Lot Zh Milburn addition to ! MUhrtwuka. ' Frederick ollrner to Frank W. Fester' May 1. lirjO, $1. Lut 4 la city d Llk- I

hart. Franciszek and Marynnna Mrozlnskl. husband and . wife to Wojcp-rh and Wladytdawa Zlentownkl. hustiand and wife. May 11, 11LU Si. Lot 471, third plat Summit place addition. William Leman and wife to William Ms;ovran. Iec. Iid7, $T.("0; 40 a res in Madison township. Wl'liam Lernnn and wife to Joseph. Jr.

nnd Hena Leman. husband and wife.

Jan. 2, J'Jo, fl. A large tract of land in MadiHon township. Wljllnm W. and Lucy M. Bright, hus-

baad arid wife to Arden Hay, April IT.,

io. ?i. i,oi i... piai oi 1'ieasnnc Lome addition. Frank Ward and wife to John and !

Fnima JustaNon. husband and wife. May 1.'. P.i.'i), 1. Lot 2 2,plat of I'.owman t-ird addition. Israel Glaser nnd wife to Frank J. Anderson, May 12. 10J0. $1. Fart lots '.. '.'7 and Vs. Kauffman place addition Joseph Kish to Henry N. Hill. Mav 12, ltrjo. i, .tc. Lot ST.. Happ and Tagurfs addition.

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Alleged Auto TJiief Waives Preliminary Hearing John Thornton, charged with thetheft eight months ago from Victor Freeman of an automobile which is said to have been for the most part within a stone's throw of :he police department since it was mi?scd by its owner, waived preliminary hearing" in city court Thursday morning, and was bound over to the circuit court under $1.000 bonds by Special Judge I'. J. Houlihan. Thornton lives at 416 X. Main st , and the automobile which he is charged with stealing Is said to have remained parked near his home fcr a greater part of the eight months it was missing while Thornton Is

said to have been replacing old parts

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to DiilcJ.. v. Morrical. June 1. 1020 $1.

Lot 2..'.. second addition to Itlver la,

t.eorge A. nnd IM Ith T. Studlev. hu

the factory in Detroit, Mich.

And it is said that it was through

. Thornton sending to Detroit for

I band and wife to Alslnus C. and Lydia, th.-so new nnrts thAt the rolico were

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If 20. .l. Ivot 14f. O'Neill and Schwab's addition to Mishawakn. Io lmar C. Leer and v le to Fll.i C. I -ksteln. April .to. KO. .t,2.Vl. Lot 2. Leer's see.-.nd addition. Mary Shirpe to Frank J. Itlekel. April ?.' lf20. West half lot 7. Hndsan's addition. $1. Mlshawaka. Joseph IS. nnl Margaret Seaman hm-

sinnd anl wife to Leo nnd Adel, Artus!

Thornton and recover the car belonging to Mr. Freeman. Mr. Freeman is employed at Studebakers. and whenever Thornton sent in for new parts, it is said hesent the car number along with the requisition for the parts, and that it was through the car number

husband and wKe. Aprtl 2.t. 102O. M Lot received at the Detroit factory that no. (layior's third nddltlon to MUh.i- Mr. Freeman was able to trace hi?

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Hertha J. nnd Frederick G. Fberhart

rer hnstiand, to Dunham (t. nnd Grace M. '

automobile.

Taken from re or.l i of IrMbma Title Loan Co. Ida F. Kline, et nl. to IMward L. M"hanltl. April 2T, 1!20 $l.Vn) Tttf 2 oJ and 2U original phu of Walkerton. Also all interest to grantors in a strip f laud 1.1 feet in width l)ing adla-ent to it ml abutttr iipHn the northwest side of M.lld l"t 2P Jitcph und Ter sa Bezeredl, Sr., husband und wife to Joseph jr., and Mar.:Lrt l'eeredi. husband and wife. May 4. P.Oh L l'art lot lettered F. In W. II. l.i-wis addition, now city of South Lend. arati l'rnii,ier to Sainil WVhrit, N . lt, l'."o7, ?".oo. Lot 11. Hu;li V. an ' A H. t'ompton second addltlou to N"ev Cjrllsie. Lynn A and Jessie IS. Wuguei. husband ana wife, to Haney K aud Male p. Woods, husband and !, May 11. l:-0, $1. A tract of laud in G revue- township. Alfred Kaser to Moses Kaser. Vay , P.IJO. Jfl. ef. Lots 'J, IT., .".O, öl, Ci, plat of VV adMti;ton park. eorp; Jv aid Lnnaa Hill, husband end vife to Harry I "in h and Losa M.. J.u'j.ind and wltc. May 11. U'20. l. etc. IMie a1 re of land in Greene ton;iip. Fred J. and Mirv Ilvde. iiin.bH'd and ife to t'arrle K. Fr. h: h. April .'!0, l'JJO.

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t in. Ilirri.t Vlrbh et nl. to John S. and

Helen LraM- k Sk-vs. husband and wife, Mav s. P...0. SI, et- . Part of lt ö;J2. Cot- j frei first addition. j Minnie L. 1'hristoph t Howard and , Hilda s.-Iiiwi, ioito-aiiil and wlft. May .". j T.r-0. $1, tc. l'art lots 14 aul 10 In: I lock Lawrence and ll.it tell" 3 a l'liti ti i In Mi!.u ;ika j G'trge v. r rd nnd wife fo Jonn ' l'.cyrer, April 21, li2. Lot r.i, ! l'oi-dh.im additle-n. f The K.si.dusk'- Puibl'.!: A I."an n-? fociatloi. to Josef ar.d He.eti Nj1', l.'js , land am! '.f Miy s p . .V". .1. . i.;, .s.s iu tldrJ l'i..t i f i;i pi..- l :i.:'li-i t.n ; Ida M Pat ti T. .n n!,d Frdi- F.. Wepler M iv I. 1 iO P Lot 2.".. Ido k ; l'.Htlel.K su'udiv isioa to .ity of .lka. Frank n'-d Mrrl'.-i T t hoban.) ?.' M .. ...... - ...I f... VV.. .... V .

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rer nnsoano, to ininimin i. nnd (.race M. nn A" TT" tT r C TTTTC ivr 41 Hupp, husband and wife. May S, 1J20. $1.1 11)' lM!i Want AilS.

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In buying your clothes this Spring, it is very important that you know the name of the maker. You don't buy an automobile by the color it is painted; you want to know who made it. You want a product that will give you the greatest serv ice for the price you pay. When you invest your money in Kuppenheimer good clothes you get just that. Their excellent tailoring insures enduring shapeliness and lasting service; further, you get smart, sensible style, choice, all-wool fabrics in short, all 'round satisfaction.

New Styles for Young Men

pecial Styles for

Men

The new Spring Styles for young men represent the height of perfection in clothes-designing. The style creations in England and Italy have been recreated by the House of Kuppenheimer. They are developed in true "Yank" fashion, to gracefully fit the athletic forms of our robust young Americans. $50, $55, $60, $65 to $85. Others $28.50, $35, $40, $45.

B asiness

The Biltmore is a special model developed by the House of Kuppenheimer. It possesses the conservative smartness that appeals especially to the professional and business man refined appearance, youthful to some extent, yet dignified. Beautiful new colors and fabrics are here to choose from. $50, $55, $60, $65. Others at $28.50, $35, $40, $45.

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It means quality that endures. It insures price that produces value. It guarantees admirable style. Our Boys' Stores position as Boys Headquarters is most prominent.

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We're doing a wonderful business on these special two-pant suits. Each pair of pants is full lined. They come in new mixtures of brown, green and gray and would be good values if th ey only had one pant. $16.50, $20, $25

W?sh Suits Never has South Bend seen such a fine collection o f little fellows' wash suits. Among them are colors and color combinations that are exclusive. New styles idea, too. $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $4.50 to $10

Straw Hats $2 to $6

Wash Hats 75c-$l

Cloth Hats $1.50-$4

Caps $l-$3.50

Union Suits $l-$2

Blouses $1.50-$5

Shirts $1.50-$5

Big Boys' Store Entire Second Floor

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