South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 154, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 June 1920 — Page 5

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES C7TSTVY MOTTVTYC. JTNT! 1. 1129.

SIGN CONTRACTS

FOR STREET WORK

Talented Singer of India

rr Bonn, of Work Improvement Will Cost Approximately S2o0,000. Contract for srreet Improvements oot!r. r.ariy a quarter of a million i'.l'.-irs wrre. awarded Tu r si ay mornir.sr ry the h"ard "f put!i' works. The contracts are fr the improvement of :urht streets. "ix "f the fl?ht contractu urnt to the Whl' Construction Co. Two wint to the "VVJUIaton Construction Co. The Whit Construction Co. ti.' r-'ien the contracts on S. Michigan

. . from T" w'.r? av to Va i rv !.' t

j:. 114.55: Donald t.. from Miami

t to Hisrh rt . fl3.:2.vs; Ru?h st.. rom Hro.idw-.iy to Haney Jt..

?.T5; Kiyton st.. froin MichUm r-t. to Miami st . J i 4. i 4 1 .o 5 ; Calvert from Mihipin st. to High St.. $ 4 6.6Tr.0; Dunham t.. from Harris t. to Jackson t., S13.992.45. Crt Tavo Contract. The contracts awarded to the Willlston Construction Co. are for the Improvement of viirKP st.. from Lir.eoln way W. to Vaf-ar av., $1?.12VM. and Cleveland a v.. from Ianrol.M way W. to Diamond av., 4.Th board also rrralvcd hids for

the construction of swer? on 1'iws st.. Meade and Herttar.d st Tind cn Foland St. Th contractors f- j hmittinsr ?nw(r bids nrc (IrorK For.tarelUa. Hoban Roach. Bruno Fepaepe and Joseph A. lather. The -ewer bids werf referred to City F!nKincr Ardtrson fr tabulation and m 111 be lif ted upon by the board Wednesday nlirrt.

LET CONTRACTS FOR ROAD WORK

EXPENSE ACCOUNTS FILED WITH CLERK BY CANDIDATES

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It coFt Alhert Sljck USD. 5 5 to In the republican nomination for county treasurer th1 largest amount exlended by any candidate for county ot'lce, according to th Matenunt tiled with the county chrk Tuesday. The MpKft Item on the expense ;icount was newspaper advertisingOne of th item r ordod is $K0 lor stenographic hire. The nomineo for the treasairership was outranked nly by (Jeore V. Mrpler, tuccrssTul candidate for th democratic

nomination for representative in onirres-s. who snent S 591. "JO

i nnmcnoui me i.itn district. Mr.

Hepler's largest item was also fjr newhfaper advertising.

Other exper.se. accounts listed since Saturday are: Frank A. Barkley defeated for tlie republican nomination for commissioner from the midtile district. $Fj; Dr. L'arl P. Wiiuiter, republican candidate for cornier, nothing; I' J. Hartman, defeated for the- democratic nomination for onimisslonr r, J IS; Patrick F. Crem, democratic nominee for

!ato representative, $22.43; Kmmet C Wool verton, candidate for county treasurer, democrats. $ 14 4.76 ; Floyd Jtdlison, prosecuting attortiey, republican, J3U.T0; John K. HnioRor, nominated on the demo--ratio ticket for commissioner from th. middle district. $105. TO; p. it. C.illin. surveyor, republican, noth

ing; Herman J. Ufinkt-, defeated andidate for tatc representative, ilemocri'.t. $JS.S5; F.iunt LeRoy, demoeratic nominee ftr state repi esentatlve, ?:.20; K H. ommercr, lemocratic. nominee for stato rep

resentative, $17.07; C Kdward F.mher, candidate for the nomination for commissioner, republican,

7.50.

ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR

EIGHTH GRADE SENIORS

Talks by several business men find women of the city are to be delivered to the senior class of the hifih schcol and the pupils of the t iuhth nn de during the coming week, aecordlnc; to the plan of W. W. Horden, school superintendent. The addresses to the senior class will le given on Wednesday afternoon at 2:13 o'clock. A. Ii. Krkine. president of the Snub-baker I orpora tion ; Dudley M. Shivcly. attorney; Mrs. J. F. Neff; John Henry r'.uver. editor of The News-Times; John W. To m. civil engineer; McCre.idv Huston, assistant editor of

Tribune, and H. F. Johnstone of

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f ii a nee C . are included in the list cf speakers. Gail Kalston will entertain with a violin solo preceding the talks and Miss Antoinette Frockett will render a piano solo ht the close, of the program. The speakers who will address the pupils of th.H eighth Krade Thursday nfterr.oon at 2 : 1 " o'clock are Kev. Archibald McClure. pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Dr. Charles Hoenfury, McCreidv Huston. Mrs. W. K. Miller. F. H Metz, i'l'.tor of the Interurhan Journal snd Rome Stephenson. banker.

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special musical I en lered.

numbers will b

Rochnc is Selected Recreational Director

Knute K. Rckn. director of

:h!'t:os at the Fn:rsitv of Notre

.itiic, has .iCi't ti ll thf temporary

pi-oirtmer of re-Teational director

f"r the ,-ity play grounds aocordir.g to the an r.ounecmrnt of Supt. Forn Ta--day. Mr. Rockne s;uce.dr I F. J: Wolf.-, rrcvntlv resiciud. Mr. Rikne has been connected nith alh'.et'.'s at Notr. Parr.e since h s graduation in 1 ? 1 :' For several l..ir he was assistant to Jt" larr. chief v .id; taking the directorship upon Mr. Harper's resignation I- 1 Takir.c personal rharce of

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:-r.-h:p tam iri 1 : 1 ar. .i fallowed ! v; v, i son by winning th" al'u stern honors. As ari cr.d on the N otrr Fame liams of 1911. an 1 '1 he was gi en a !1-A rro-rica :

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Mr. Rockne ui'l take charge th" c:t tday grounds durir. c

f .mtr.er n.onths only, n tt:rntng to N.-tre Panie at tho In gir.nmg of the T hoo; u ir. He is row frir;:!;-.-sa Y for the summer sa .a which will open with the i-lo:-ig ,.f the publi- schools. A p rm.nnt

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I I'ltoui I. .-III. Tn h: petition for divorce from "Marv. .Jarr.es Jannuzi ch.ir.vs rp:i'.a nd 'eser;;on He claims that h:s s ife des rt d m Dt-ctunber. K'li. He esks f-T the custody of the five children. In u.v... Jr.. 1 enrs old: Kor.iando. 1 . rs obi; Krank. s n y ars f4.: Jchn, five jtars c-'.d, and Jo-1

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Three County Highways Will Be Inproved This Summer.

Contracts were awarded for the improvement of trree roads of the county and by the county commissioners in regular session Monday. The Highways Improvement Co. secured two of the contracts, the Albert C. Mangus road with a bid of Jr,S2.f.S'3. und the Frank Fhafer road with a bid of $216,363. Both roads will be improved with. Bermandcz lake asphalt. The third contract for the improvement of the Lang road was awarded to Lawrence W. Seaman with a bid of $74.900. New specifications for the Improvement r,f the Edwardsburg road were presented by the county engineer and bids will be received and opened on June 28. The revised specifications call for an asphalt penetration instead of concrete as was originally planned as it was found that the concrete is too expensive. Eids received reveral weeks ago on the original specifications were n 1ected by the c?niraiasionrrs for that reason.

CHARGES DESERTION IN DIVORCE COMPLAINT

Charging abandonment on Eept. 1. 1912, Harry B. Schwartz has brought suit for divorce against Dtlli H. .Schwartz. They were married Nov. U. IS 97. Emiel Doubbalere says that his wdfe, Emlli Doubbalere was cruel during their entire married life. They were married Dec. 1919, and separated May, 1920. He asks for full divorce. Henry E. Cerasalc Is accused of cruelty by his wife, Frances Cerasale In her petition for divorce tiled in the superior court. They were married July 5. 1919, and separated April 17. 1920. Frank W. Ueane deserted Sadie W. F-oane in Nov. 1914. according to a petition for divorce filed .by the latter Monday.

A recent portrait taken of All Kh m, a wonderful and talented Indian singer who is appearing In Lon Ion. Ho caused a sensation in London's 'anions Aeolian hall when he rendered several operatic selections in English from "Othello." "Don Giovanni" and "Alda." It was a sensation to hear the art of the west Interpreted by a ton. of the east. Tho audience was very appreciative, and tho general rendering might have gone to the heart of Mozart and Verdi.

fiisi: tiii: powiiatw NEW YOicK. May 1. June 1 Fire broke out aboard the steamship Powhatan at a F.rooklyn pier today. Several men working m the

hold were reported trapped by the flames, and were said to have taken refuge in the ic- box. Ursen' squads and firemen were working to put out the Maze

niiinr hoot sails. NEW YORK. June 1. Elihu Root sailed today for Europe to serve as president of a court which will arbitrate the ownership of church lands poized by the Portuguese in the revolution In that country about 12 years ago. Great Britain, France. Spain and Portugal are interested in the case, he said. While abroad, he will serve as one of the American committee which will hold its first meeting at The Hague on June 15 to formulate plans for a permanent court of tne league of Nations.

WOFL!) CHANG H XAMK. The Slaughter-Thompson Monu

ment Co. has tiled articles with tho

secretary of state to change th

name of the firm to L.. It. Slaughter

I and Co.

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Newest and Most Exclusive Styles in Summer Blouses $2.50, $3.95, $5.75, $8.75 and up

Scores of New Washable Skirts $3.95, $4.95, $5.75, $8.75 and up

New Silk Skirts

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