South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 246, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 September 1920 — Page 3

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SAYS WIFE GOES WITH OTHER MEN

Texas Wildcat", Fastest Airplane in World to Enter World Contest

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Attending Dances With Other Partners.

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divorce from Alrra DOru. that tie Latter "-is (or.tlniMÜy as-c"cUt ir.g with othr mn at -i.ir.ces and rartlft He rays that his wif Tr.r to djrtact cities in th company of r:hr KJn stayed for Ions: pri.l. They wetf married in Sptmbr. 191?. and ?raratM in rbrunry. 1920. Two month of married lif xa? T.ousii for Helen Nelson who has f.le-d a petition for divorce from rf.wy Nlchf-lson in the superior conrt. STh- says that thy -wre, married In May. and until their epvratlcn. Aujf. 20. hr husband was cruel and inhuman in his treatment cf her.

MANUFACTURER OF WHISKY FINED

John Gomcry Sentenced County Jail, But Appeals Case.

John Gomery,.212S Merry av., rharjred with th Manufacture of whisky, was found jruilty followinq: his plea of jruilty in city court Wedncs'lay morr.injr and w.i.s fined $100 and rosts an! .ntnced to 30 diy3 in tlio coun'y jai'.. The ca.ce was apj.PHlni r.iid bond ftxd at $300. In the raid on th Gomrrly home the local detectives found a still in operation. 35 Rallons of rai?In mash, and a quantity of "White Mule."

RIVER PARK

Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Ur?fn, Otis t., announce the marrla?e of their -on. Kalo Lars en. and Miss Nellie Hrr"i.c5ter of South Bend, wWh tcok place Aus. 7 at St. Jofph. Mich. Mr. a-nd Mrs. Larsen r.l reside at 725 TjJnc.ciin v.ay E.

Mrs. D. S. Donathan. Sixteenth rt..

nterta Ined .it 12 o'clock dinner yey--rday complimentins: Mrs Sarah Montz of Columbia City. lud. Mrs. Ambrose Bu5ert entertained with a 7 nVJock family dlnr-er. Th

ur-is inriunfo .Mr. ana Jirs. kj. r.idwel! of Mifhatrikt. Mr. and Mrs. .Tohn Brandtrator. jr.. and Jfr. and Mr?. Chtftrr Btiert of South Bend. Mrs A R. Sackman, S Thirteenth m . entf-rtaind at 5 o'clock dinner Tuesday evening In honor of Mr. rrd Mr? Raymond ib and daagrhr of South Bend, who tvffl leave Thursdav for N'lles, Mich., to reside. Mrs Charles Kesey. Sixteenth rt.. ntrtsined at dinner Tuesday. Mrs. TTdward LushMugh of Elkhart. Ind., - ho returned from Ivs Angeles, "alir.. Monday. While in Caltforn'.i rhr- -vij a puest of Mr. and Mrs. Jofph Burke, sr.. Mr. and Mrs. .Torrh Burke. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. John 'irber. Mr. and Mr. Jesse Lauder!'i;in. Mr and Mr. Will Rrbr and Mr and Mrs. Cliford Meli, nil former r.;iifnts of Rlrer Park. The fourth annual reunion of th F'ik-s fimily was held at the home , f r- m n A A T3 T? m i rrm C

'ventrenth st. Dinner rra ered

;t poor. to 3f rnembers. Gorc;e TV- 'S way elected rre'.dnt and Mrs. P. Nehirt, secretary and treasurer. The aftern'v-n was spent soUl!v with vocal and instrumental v-mslo and rames The next m'fthft will be held the last Sunday in Auziut at the home of r. and Mrs. IV Nehart at Mlddleberr-. Ind Sixteen your.p ladles frm the Stulthikr corroratior. enjoyed a picric at the four mile brldjr Tues1iv evenlnp. A T'!er.er roast supper v iy served Mr and m O. E. Rogers and lanirhrer. Mis Ruth Rogers, left this mornmc for rh!rar where Miss Vlorers will enter the Michael Reere j-.ofpitil to take the nurses' tralnir.c '"urse M!s. Bertha Harkenbr. N. S4th r.. n-iii enter Epwnrth hospir.a Juth Br.d to take th r.urss trainlnc courre. Mrs B. E Myers1. S Ele-er.th sr . i Alsitlnr relatives in Ohio thi? pk. Miss Grace WoTfe. who spe- the ummr with her mother at Tlymruth. Ind. ha 5 returned and taken nn her duties as instructor In th I'iver r.ark school Mrs. .Tar.e Tilt will N hostess to :ho ird C club Thursday afterr oon at the hnme of Mr. J. St.ack-i-'.m. 507 Lincoln way. The union cottape pravr meetjnc M11 be held Thuriiv afternoon at the hc-me cf Mrs Jarr.cs IIolms S fifteenth st The River r.ark public library which was established this summer In the principal'? office at the River 7"ark school, has been more-J to the 4.R room until th completion of :.e build'.ntr of the River Firk "Loan isooiatJon on Mlsha'waka av., where ;he Uhrarv ha. le.aed a room. BIllv K!rVrtrirk. S Ktretenth . submitted to m oeratlor. fcr the removal rf adenoids and torsHls at Joseph's hovpifa!. Mishawika. Monday.

Mr?, aran Montz of Columbia

rjty. who ha hen per.dinp n fewday? with friends h-re. left th4. momlncr for Importe. Ini . t,- s:t her brother. Jarob Reisrs. Mr. .and Mrs. Wes'.cv Copcr.r.aver. S-enteenth St., .ir.d Mr. and Mrs V. M. Copenhavcr of sreo!. Ind.. 1'. io returne d frc-m a i ; r with Mr. r :d Mr?. John v'opmharr at Go1 f n . Ind.

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RELEASE WITNESS UNDER PROTECTION OF HER HUSBAND

First picture published of the famous. "Texas Wildcat." America's contender in the Gordon Bennett cup race to be held in France Sept. 27. It recently broke ill upeed records makinff. 220 miles an hour. Mr. and Mr?. S. E. .1. Cox. the former, president of the General Oil O. of Houston. h?ve financed construction of the plane, each having an entry in the race. Their son. Seymour, pictured, has more hours of flyins: than any other youth in the world.

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protection of the husband whom she hav'Mud for divorce. Mrs. Gladys Jacobson was free today, pendln? resumption of the inquest over Howard B. Rhodes, mysteriously shot and killed while auto ndin? with th woman. An inrjues.t was begun yesterday, but continued 10 days while police seek further for witnesses. It was also drsired to che?k apparent discrepancies in the fetor leg first told by Mrs. Jacobson and that related from the witness stand yesterday. Rhodes was shot. Mrs. Jacobson said, by a bandit who f.ed without revealing: his motive for the act. Rhodes -was a merchant here. Hi wife, mother of his two children, attended the Inquest, but was not called to testify.

"DANDERINE"

Pauline Fredrick Makes Hit in Madame X Film

Tauline Fredrick scores the greatest triumph evf her screen cireer in Midam X. This is the consensus of opinion of the representatives of tlv pre. and members of the Women's clubo after a special showing1 of the film at the Auditorium Wednesday morning. The initial run was shown under the direction of Ben B. Reinold. special represcntAti o of the GoldNTn Ficturcsi corporation, and was la the nature of a te?t to determine th-e ral trenerth of the pie.ture. "Madam X" mad a reputation on the speakinr stage some years ago. where it was known as one of tha greitest tear producers ever staged. Essanay also put it out in movie form ;ix year? ago. Sydney Ainsworth. who played the lead in the Essanay film. Is al.o in the cast of the recent Goldwyn picture, taking the part of Lroque. He contribute his usual strong and vivid characterization taking the part of tb

cynical criminal and philosopher really live on th screen. The theme of the tory is that of Mother Love, and th' efforts of the fallen wife of a prominent ofticial to protect her i-nn from the .lis jrrare that would come to him wit the discovery of the name of hi

mother. This same $on was chosen to defend "Madam X" in her trial for murder, and through a dramaic and emotional appeal to the jury lie case was won. Nearly every "ember of the Women's elub came, it of the theater with tear stained i c s . so they evidently like it.

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