South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 135, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 May 1920 — Page 7

.HE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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MARRIED LIFE IS OF SHORT DURATION

BISHOP CONFIRMS CLASS AT UNIVERSITY

Ilu-li.ind Said to Have Joined Army After Eight Month..

After fx.i'tiy elqht months of r. arr,.,! l.f., William A. Phllion de-de-i h- was urat.v1 to settle down :r.l without rf-tlfx ir.ir h wife Joined, the urm, .iTcriilr. to ;i complaint

in the !ivor'- y lit f;J bv Iulah!

1 r. i : i n jn the superior ro urt ThursJ iy. The- rt,u)f w r married Auput 14. ain! s. par.it-! April 14. )'J2. 5-ays the plaintiff and during taelr ii.nrri-t! l;f the defends rit v:i? rru'd and i. -gl tf !l, forcing tli1 plaintiff to go to work ar.d support herself. Tli'- defendant is also hargerj with pwMIni: and oth'Tvi1 w istir.tr his innni y. ani Woman. Ac. unnamci! woman i mentioned 1". the s-;it for dlvorcp filed hy .Teniae I.or.cfoliow against I3.tr! I..ongf'ilr.w in the superior court. Th Plaintiff .-ay, that hr husband told i.rr that he no lonc-r cared for her ar.d that his affections wr' attract--1 to another woman. Failure to

'ippnrt and cruelty nro also rharged. ip rifle r;isfs of alleged cruelty aro r-rlt.-d and it is alleped that after the separation, on April 'JR. U20 while the plaintiff was rntrratlr.fr the tin defendant to return to her, he struck her violently in the month. The plaintiff asks for the custody of the two children. Dorothy, aired four and Maxwell. agd tw o. linrgc I'm II uro To Provide. Blanche Hing. lki In a suit for divorce against John S. Ulnirdsk1 ''hartes failure to provide nnd cruelty. She says that the defendant t ontlnually nagged and humiliated her and called her vile names. The custody of the child. Louis aged 1 ') is aslced for. .Mirkos Cruelty. Jacob Kern r Is charged with cruelty by his wife, flwen K rrn r in a petition for divorce filed in the superior court. The plaintiff asks for the custody of tho one minor child. Bernlro, aged five and an piltahle division of the household furniture which Is owned jointly.

A."cnsion Thursday at Notre Pame marked the administering of the F.tcrament of confirmation to a clas-s of 70 by lit. Itev. H. J. Alerding of Fort Wayne. For the first time since I 'aster Sunday the plant chapel bell, the third !;iiefst in the IT. S. ar.d which is tolled only on festive orraion. boomed forth its pe.il:. j'.s the bishop's procession entered the church. Solemn hitrh nifis. roram episoopo was sum: hy Key. Matthew J. Walsh. vir president of the university, with Key. Thomas Irving and James Clalligan assist inir as deacons. liev. (JporK" Finnigan. rrctor of Holy Cross seminary, delivered the confirmation sermon on "Soldiers of Christ." Addressing the group of applicants, he paid "The church is no abstract. Intangible thing; it is a llvintr acting organism. You are the church and you must fiirht rur battles." Thomas liencom. president of the senior class, acted as sponsor for the

boy:i; Mrs. P. o person of Chicago stood for the girls. Deacons of honor w ere Hp v. William Lcnnertz and Very It'-v. James Hums, president of the university. Purine the ceremony of confirmation J. Unperson gave a vocal solo. Kev. Thomas Steiner served as master of ceremonies.

FILES CHARGE OF MALICIOUS PROSECUTION

An outgrowth of the recent arrest on charges of stealing- an auto. mobil and subsequent acquittal in the city court of Charles Sugg is a damage suit for malicious prosecution filed in the superior court airainst Kdward Locke, aliened complaining witness in the city court action. Sugg, the plaintiff in the higher court action alleges that hft was publicly charired with stealing an automobile belonging to the defendant and spent more than 2 0 hours in a cell in tho police station. He further says that wh'n thf case was called for hearing on May 11. ho was discharged hy Judge JÜ-

tner thereby establishing; his Innocence. He asks for Judgment In the sum of $2,000. alleging that he suffered great mental agony and physical discomfort. Another angle was given the cas" hy the tiling rf a suit for attachment instituted by Sugg. who charees Iocke with selling rart of hi.-? property and shipping the remainder out of the ytate with intent to hinder and delay the creditors. Attachment on the- Uuick automobile, which is Faid to have figured

I In the f.rst controversy Is askul "in

order to prevent it being shipped out of the state."

UNION SHOE CO 223 S. MICHIGAN ST.

Lift Off Corns! Doesn't hurt! Lift touchy corns and calluses right off with fingers

Apply a few drops of "F.eezonc" upon that old,

bothersome corn. Instantly that corn stops

hurting. Then shortly you lift it right off,

root and all, without pain or soreness.

KKVinw r.xnirrs. cnA'MK. Ind.. May 1 Franklin D'Olier. national commander of the American legion, and Col. Lawrence Halstead of the army war college at I-oavenworth, Kan., reviewed the corps of cadets of Culver Military Academy h re Thursday morning.

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Hard corns, soft corns, corns tttwfen the toes, arJ the

hard skin calluses on bottom of feet lit

right off no huialuj;!

Uric AcidTreatment

7"c Ilottlo (3J doses) Froo

Just because you start the day worried and tired, with aching head, burning and bearing down pains In the back worn out Lef.re the day begins do not think you have to stay in that condition. He strong and well. Clet rid of the pains, stiff Joints, sore muscles, rheumatic suffering, .aching back or kidney trouble c-misctl by Acids. CJet more sleep. If your rest Is broken half a dozen times a nlirht. you will appreciate the comfort and strength this treatment gives. Itlio'.mntlsm, kiclnry and bladder troubles, and all other ailments duo to excessive acid, no matter how chronic or stuhhorn. yield to The Williams Treatment. Send this notice and I1" cents to pay part cost of postage, packing, etc.. to The Dr. D. A. William Co.. S-1M'.1. I o. Hldg.. East Hampton. C:i; Vom will receive a T.'c bottle 1 de) free, by parcel post. No further obligation on o-.t part. Only or.e fret Lottie to any family or advlress. Adv.

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Friday and Saturday we 411 feature UNUSUAL VALUES in ending this

asoa Clearance

77 ny I ct'fs tf F rftZLcne cost

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for I scouring and polishing cutlery.

Makos ell mctalware look liko new

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Saturday is the last day of this great Mid-Season Sale. In the past ten days many have taken advantage of this splendid offering. Most people purchased several pairs, having immediately recognized that nowhere could they find any more desirable in design, more dependable in service, nor any priced so remarkably low. You owe it to yourself to investigate to make comparisons to see that we really are offering you a WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A GREAT SAVING IN THE PURCHASE OF YOUR SUMMER FOOTWEAR.

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Fine quality Calfskin or Patent Kid. one eyelet Eastern tie as illustrated.

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AGAIN WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR MOST OUT-OF-THE-ORDINARY

sale of

Beautiful and well fitting High Front Pump? of Kid. Patent Kid or Calfskin,

$2.39 values to $ 5 $4.45 values to $ 7 $5.45 values to $ 8 $5.85 values to $ 9 $6.45 values to $10 $7.85 values to $1 1 $8.85 values to $12 $9.85 values to $13 $10.45 values to $14

Brown or Black Kid Oxfords. welt soles, Louis, Cuban or Military heels. SO .85

Brown or Black Oxfords, with any style heel, a wide range of styles from which to make a selection,

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Values up to $ 1 5 and Even Higher

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These blouses are all new

hands of the manufacturers.

iney are not only un to the minute m .- .t but sio.w ad-ar.e

tendencies in design and trimming. Portune favored us in this unusual purchase And ve would stroncrly adrise in taking advantage of this offer that you plan to attend this sale as early in the morning as possible. This will enable you to have plenty of time in your selections and you will be buying at a time when the selections are extremely large and varied. In this collection are the most beautiful of Oeortrottf In every new and desirable color; blouses and tie-back blouses: beaded cm - hroidrred und braided Mouses In a perfect riot of the new colorings. Don't fail to in vetiirate this blouse offer. The colors are:

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colors are-

Whito Flesh

rtisquo Navy

Orchid French IJlue

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Xr.W SIIIPMKXTS OF

Snappy Georgette Blouses at $5.95 and $6.95 Actual Savings of $3 and $4 Briefly, these blouses are really remarkable bargains. They are mostly blouses with short sleeves anil round necks, some with vest ffects. others with pretty lace collars. They are in beaded, braided and embroidered models In all the dainty pastel shades, including flesh, white and r.avy. Liberal Reductions in All New Suit Prices Prices of all new Spring suits have been substantially lowered at Newman's. You will find the prices now quoted are extremely attractive to anyone needing a suit. You owe it to yourself to incstiirate the possibilities of saving money on Newman's suits. Sec tlietc Beauty Frocks at Big Reductions In this offer, we are featuring our f.nest frocks and gowns for summer and present wear at such low prices that it will be long rememlred for its ridiculousness and value giving. Developed in the very fine materials of: Georgette Crepes, plain, beaded, embroidered models. Tricolettes for street and sport wear. (leorgette Crepe In novel figures. Charmeuse frocks with elaborate embellishments. Kxnjjisite lace gowns. Taffetas of fine texture, and Fine satins In clever modes. Our Sevcntenth Year

New Summer Furs Coming in Kvery Day. Chokers Cravettcs Scarfi Stoles Small Wraps

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To make room for our fast increasing accessory business, we will place on sale commencing Saturday, Mav 15th, our entire line of tires at less th an present cost to wholesale distributors. Come earlv Saturday, as this stock will not last lono. Batavia and Franklin Tires with 6000 mile factory ouarantee.

30x3 Non-Skid $12.45 30x31 Non-Skid $14.85 32x3'A Non-Skid .'. 17.45

31x4 Non-Skid 22.50 32x4 Non-Skid 23.75 34x4 Non-Skid 24.40

We also have a few Mason Cord and Maximile tires that will go at cost to us based on the old list.

High. Grade Guaranteed Tubes

30x3 30x31 32x3!A

$2.10 , 2.45 2.85

34x4

31x4 32x4 33x4

3.25 3.45 3.60

3.75

Accessories We will offer the following accessory bargains for Saturday onlv: Gasoline Vulcanizer Outfit, $1.00 alue 68c. Special Guaranteed Spark Plug for Ford, 75c yalue 32c. High Grade Hand Pump, 20-inch barrel, $2.50 yalue SI. 70. Set of 5 Hardened Thin End Wrenches, $1.25 yalue 78c. Steering Rod Anti-Rattlers, pair 32c. Double Flap Blow-Out Patches, 3 inch, 23c. Double Flap Blow-Out Patches, 3!9 inch, 28c. Double Flap Blow-Out Patches, 4 inch, 33c. Double Flap Blow-Out Patches, inch, 38c.

SUPPLY CO. The Yellow Front ii to hi 'if tn 'irw 1 I I i

BROWN MOTOR 117 East Jefferson Blvd.

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