South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 282, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 October 1920 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

HABEAS CORPUS CAUSES POLICE TO ARRAIGN JAGLA

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF CLOTHES

SETS TENTATIVE

DATE FOR CONCERTI i

of 50 mm. All of thee muMciar." 1 ?

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iMtirli A rrrstnl Youth iCharprd With Taking Silk Sliirl-.

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Marine Band, Oldest n Country. Starts on Mid- Ye?t Tour.

ar able to nlav at least tv

mont?, which allows preatcr mobil- !

ity than is found in the average larse !

band. The '-da tour on which the ,

and is now cnpaced has taken in

part? cf th rast and will include a I trip through the mhldle west. The ohjor t rf the tour is to gain omconstructive musical criticism of th. 1 Land. .r.d is not a recruiting eherne j for th marines, according to the ad- : var.ee agent. j

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MAM' FOREIGN LAXDS

Ionization of th marine corps has j ,n, ,ft T! N-TIuk-ll,.-.n f.-:. and if th.- lo.a! t.ackintrj KLKHAKT. Ind.. Oct. T.OIen

can re arranp-d one more m at- ' traction will be added to the lit al-

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:in aüd v.-.i.s -'iv-n iti v. Uudre Ci'.m.-r r i x e -1 y . ?..;,.! of !... Ilftltl .imniii. Harry Now akiv . k : ' i I " ' m". ft.. ihar-''d vi'!: ar;ir! ; , i i 1 . rra.r;"! i:i fjry t ' I :;.! ' ; Jn the (a"p v. a t...-d a: . rr"t 'Iaui'ii.

h'irpcl v. :tii ! I'rrnafi'i;: ;. 1 -.a ri i n ; j JiOU.'e, wa !ro.;r .: ..ajit; Thurwd.iy n.orr;;i: ?; a i"h '.var- !

iliHt l'Uf"! U (I 'a--i i i '. .lii'I'-j i Himer w Ii-.; rh- l.-l' .'.lent f..ii 'I tJ pp-ar v. t. hi" ':i- u a- c.ill'-d f. 1 ?! nintii !;i(. T!i- in.!;:. -a!j

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o jld h jail iM'ti' I Ij.s faiiijT' t' a !.: I f'- tri.il. Hold Two l)nu:U.

.Joe P.rehas and ;.nu i n . hol'a f N':l-. lol.t Ti,- jii.iis' 'h.y e. t ) South V dr;. ! i and drank i

too rn'jci: w)iikv. Thi v -I'ny -!. - r ! "A Itussian philosopher says that our character changes every seven i .-it iv.-t sai l :-. i oa'd ; 't r-nu ia -' -.i and a Ki i-nrh dressmaker assures m that our styles revert every 1..-J- wlifii they I'iirch.t-' ! th- !ii 1 M v,.ars. I rather think," smiled Miss Frances Starr, star with tho I

iir. i:rl.i- wa- :it.. i and r(-' ; ,r,,pil( tic nam-, "that our wtyles change with our characters." Mis whieh hn paid. olM.n n I f I iiot tilk',... .. ... ... . i u ,

h-dicrmtly so he ..v lt.h, a u-od : ; sU;rht , l.rown hair sort of Alice Een Bolt hair and tinned until -aJuniay inrnii;;. P.-.r.d i :1m' npieses one rather as a viid. hitfh strung girl Just out of college, vaa hxv.l at ' j though wistfully anxious to cross where the brook and river meet. I'lncil f,r Spi-edint;. 1 It is hn aiLv ' .1 certain spiritual expression, combined with an unusual l!rn Fisher. 1 0 11 Milton t . 'dtamatic imw r, that she is so vtll able to look as well as to act the h ircd with spt- dir;-, wa- tin d M , h. roiii' s of J..nbkck, Muri--Odile. Sally, and now a double role in nnd cost Fi-hei told the jiuiK.-, itf iilViti H-l:tHi-o'H produi'tion of "One" at the Helasco Theater, New York v.i his fi rt ti .p w.th n-w I oi d !

inriil Jo- was c'dnc a p;r ox una t-' ;

iinii.s an hotn- wh-n arre-tfd. UDDU TA PUUPF T1D i men. A. 3. Hunter, . educational

inart'i uiin larceny. i II I ill I i III llfllilllX III secretary, win giaaiy receive ap-

Ik Har.'.a. 1T:, Fa-n a. ht av.,",""" v plications for- scholarship grantf.

c-iuirR.-ii witn -ratid larceti;. . w,!i t.a , a at txttit ai TT.An.ri which will be available until Dec.

M-büLülfiKb' WIM

ready booked for the winter season. Under the direction of W. H

Santolmann. C'apt. M. C the band is

making it first tour in tie ye.'irs. Organized in I7t8. it is the fddest band in the country, and the only one that is allowed to play at the official and social functions at the White House. livery- presidential in-

! a u juration since 1S01 has been j graced by the Marine band, and its I fame has extended to all parts of

the country. On the road the band is: 'omproil

McMilla n, who has brought fame to Hlkhart through being one of the youngest men in the Uni'd State army. i.s on his wav home from

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received by his mother. Mrs. Jacob Hose of this city. McMiUen entered the army when he was 14 years old. i He was unusually larga for his size, j and enlisted in Octobtr, 1 f 1 6 . He aw st-r ic in ihe Philippines and Siberia, prior to going to Japan. At I the time of his enlistment, the boy. j

wno nan early snown an adventuresome spirit. wa making a trip to the Pacific coast "on his own."

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ari'Hiuned Saturday niornir'C in the r,nc was ! ii at J"C

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l'L.t STATE MEETI G Y- M; C: A. New York Head

Looks Alter Courses For Men.

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, Nf.ir Ka-t re'jef werk er- from t South Mend and M;i tAaka v.iil

attend a state meetinir of the or-' ganization nt Indianapoll- Oct. 11. r K- Mrhvsney of th United At th- conf rence men pr'nunent m V. .M. A., school. he;idfuarters in th work from other cities will VoiL 4.ityi was in South Bend speak, as will field workers who - ., , , . . . have jus: returned from Armenia rh"rs,1s rhecWing up m the interand otlie;- Kastern ountrie. -st of the ex-servic men and stuSpeakers for the work addre-d d.nts who will take up work in the two meeting !-.-t night hu- was, y M .. (.hod and in the the month. v meeting of th. Fruit- , ... rs Union, the other at ihe . -"rrespondence courses, which arc minster church prayer meeting. At - ' f t i 1 on a national basi.-? by the loth places the support of tho-e V. M, C A. present 'as pit dceil to the unri; ; Courses in agriculture. sei nee, which is lif infr carried on ir: Ind-j 'f.yiiici-! ing. comnien e arid mathelana at this time. j m nics an- all included in the tubjeets offered. .NMVi:iiS.KV SAI.i:- ! The enrollment in the extension T.000 pounds Knchsh Walnut meats department numbers 7."o. and is

for only 5'"'c l pound. Phila. J mad.- up largely of ex-service men

f24:- who have been given free teo!ar-

ships bv the War Work council of the v. Im. c. a. Th re is still a substantial fund left for St. Joseph county ex-service

The Phila's delect ihb- home made randies for T.r.. .n. ;nt so cents a 1'ound. The philadeiohl .

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THREE SLAYERS GO TO ELECTRIC CHAIR AT MICHIGAN CITY

At Gantz's

At Gantz's

Special to The ws-Tlnirs: KAPOIiTK, Ind.. Oct. 7. Three corseted murderers will be taken to the death chair in th Michigan City prison the night of Oct. 14. The death watch wau established for

them today. Sp.irin Searin, Nicholas Dundo- j vich. and Clancy Thoren are the ; trio of Lake county manslayers who j are to be electrocuted. Attorneys i

for the condemned men said Thursday that all attempts to commute the sentences or to obtain reprieves had failed. The firs; victim will be led to the death chair shortly after midnight. The others will follow in quick succession.

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Young Men

Young men will make a more conscientious selection of their apparel this fall than ever before. Beauty of line, while very important, will not be the only factor. The quality of ARDMORE STYLE CLOTHES has won the confidence of stylish dressers and keen buyers.

Featured Exclusively at

ANMVMUSAKY SALI- 4 L',000 pounds Unglish Walnut meats for onlv 60c a pound. Phila. 9J49-8

IIO 5 MAIN 5T SOUTIi B&ND IND All of the new models are shown in our fall style book, which you may obtain at our store.

THE TEA ROOM Afternoons until 5 o'clock we serve sandwiches, salads, ice creams, cakes and tea.

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HOME CRAFT WEEK Now in the time to pet your nrw lace curtain for winter. Quaker Craft, lace. 6 5c to 5.20 a vard

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Chic and Charming MILLINERY 318.50 to $27.50 Wonderful Panne Velvet Hats trimmed in ostrich and flowers. Some have draped pattern veils. Black, Brown, Royal Blue and Taupe Hvlands, Fisks, Bendels, Gaes, Phipps and Vogues

Smart and Stvlish SKIRT'S Stripes, Plaids, Checks Pleated and Plain Browns, Maroon, Blues and Black and White $10.00 to $27.50

Dainty and Appealing BLOUCES Kittens Kar Crepe of brown, embroidered in Bisque 522.0 Navy and Black Kittens Ear and Georgette $22.00 Beautiful Navy Waist in the Pleated stvle $20.00 '

Beautiful and Practical Sweaters and Scarfs All Wool SWEATERS of M Alp acca a n d Zeph vrs; black, navy, purple, brown, tan and parrot green, $17.50 to $22.50. Jaunty SCARFS in carnel, reindeer, brown, navy and black with contrasting stripes, $4.95 to $10.95.

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Not An Ordinary Event

These Sample Suits are all below normal wholesale prices and many i-oulü be .sold regularly fur twice our sales ificc.

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- mostly one-of-a-kind Suits in the accepted and authentic modes for Fall and Winter.

Oiu Sale Price is Ridiculous

for ?uch high rade Suits in fine fabric, either strictly tailored or richly trimmed with mole, squirrel, sealine. nutria, Australian Opposum and embroidery.

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Featuring Richly Trimmed Suits .TricotinrR Duvet de Lnine Broadcloths Tinseltones Checked Velours Yaliama Cloth Wool Velours Novelties

in Nftvy. Dlnck. Taupe, NVw Browns, Reindeer, Dryad, Mocha, Zanzibar, Nankin. Suchow and all the emart Autumn shades,

Our Mvenlcf !iih Wir flct-rtnary Dnss fiff Kxe!us!v.dy fteutii I lb nd

' vKfM-'-i-t tfte JfA'tprt L 1 -:-" lb xj h P ' st ht

Rtert ITotirs: :Sr r :.o Pally. Op-:: Saturday Lveninff.

A policy that has been a determining factor in lowering the price of GOOD clothes.

(ul Ihe n-iail oil of !! I m and bpeud ii ji ri increased xoIuiim' of biinxfor profit."

This policy is still "on the job" and is sure to force an even further decline in clothing prices.

Vernon s

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