South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 317, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 November 1920 — Page 3

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SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES rnnAv Monvivr.. xovDmm m. 10:0 in FRENCH WAR LEADER IN AMERICA V:' Vv

siIUST HAVE MORE ! DIVORCE EVIDENCE Jinlirr ur Ih.it Gnt-t:! Care- Will Nrrd Urltrr 1 Gmund?. 'If n- r r-. :. th. ;r . '-r-.tt-sif-' !;. ,-;. f r t h irr( r . U V ;i r-.; i.- f i - t !ivT v : '. ! ' ' ' ' ' 4 r . 1 . ! " ? iM M : . r, !:..!;! ' '."hl'n: Of- "V. .!r-!i. .,f' ' . i p T '. ' r ' . r ' .. ? ; h ' 1 rr.tr,? hi"i .-. ..--; ;';, ?. , i V.'hl'rr" K cnw - -, ..,. .. ! Th V, hi''"'r'- ;.' . ' i rr,;j r s ' I " . T-. t ! ' -. r r, I n c a : 1 n !'.': h W i : - . ,nrf dr. Jd h r r,nfc-r !' ! ; 1 - i' . 4 rti!t v th'- ' i -' v.-.t .!: .; ! i . , th) Judpe T'r V . :? ? i , r, . 1 I .rrld In .I r '.ar . ' 1 . m d : j -pirated nr. d "m 1' '," f ';.! ' i rr ex !tl t h i r : i r , , .r ht.jr ! ; h.r tf-irr.cn j' drin--: pr-,c '! I . ! Char?- I -r-rl Inn. Iroy A'lanj d-r-. i hl, w.t- , !!a, uhfn h il" ar.d ha ! i :-on to th' ho-pita!. aeenrdir. z ' 'r tef'lrn'ir.y In th 'ip-r:or cm; t j Vdn!Ay nfif rroon. when Judir I . Inr.tfromery granted h-r .t iuvm j .:. ald that hr hii'M-.d h-t -l ". f ' :-.r no funds an1 t h i v.. - : :".irr'1 to rieper.rj m n irity i ik'hbor. and friend- fur !i. r - t.: . .v;h a!dd that 5h' .v.iv t'-rc'd . ro Tccrk for a 1 i v ; : : ',.r.' ...-for. whj physlrally ah". do . l that her hu'lin .1 l.i 1 rr.r wholly fupportd hr shf iv: r;i'i prin "n to rfsurii h- r rr. iMn nam of Zl.'a Ari'krir,. Anna K.inarr w.n prir.:d .. -i. . orr i:1. th . up-rior r j rt W. ii sdav afternoon when t- tifi- I liiat hr husband Jia l f ils-ly a -

isr,l hr of lnfldfdiiy lr, vio'.. ;. :md ftbtialv lan?iiaero. Sh- .-,iid that h ha.d trtrnck arl ir.J irrd h-r, iu..n pr much phyMral ar.'l rrp p-

iI d!.trfi that 'if- '.virh him w. ( :i nbt arable. T;i"y üvci! torf t hrr .

irom th tlmp cr thrlr tn.irna- in September, 151?. until August,

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(iener.il (.icorc; NiVfiW. leader of the Kreuch troops of the memorable battle of Verdun, who come to America a.i deichte to the tcrcen tenarj celebration of the landins of the Pilgrim Father at Tlymouth. Mass.. in irco. German Officers Join New Army of Unemployed

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GOSHEN NEWS

Mr John F. ?cott, 73. of c,oh-n, did at Mount Dora, PI.-. hi sin'

Aas cpendlnp th w!nt-r hoping to oms.i r ( of :nr xi.-t iu -

:;:id bene fit for ru-r health. La-t

nKRLT.N. Nov. 11 Many of thro. 000 former (lorman ot!i--r ili.--h;trK'l sind' th'1 si.ir:inK of th' ari:iLtice havf joir.rd tho pr(.it army ft unmployt-d in Ocniiany, a f.w li.iv4 conn to work at liard latmr and others ar" trinpf to rnak s:n:il' p-nsior.3 pav for tin i iisiv-- ! c-

VutfUHt Mrs. Scott ;i.nI her V-uii-t T, Florence, Tf-nt from Gothen tr Mount Dora. Her f-nera! hr-u.th !..id bsn poor for a year. IVlor r t:T marriage to Mr. Sott 50 yeai . C, the der'.--d was Palyeat Mlddleburj'- Kurvi!ntr am thre.I. rothers and two M:er. The body v i 1 1 be hf!d at Tmnt I r.i indfi::7y. Thlevei entered th Varr.e and iluovrr hardwar store at Middb--i ivy bv breakine: a $200 plat irla.i:idow. They left with a riflt al-..-.. at $1S. Nothing1 w a.- d- : irbrd. Noah Cidp and N""nb. and Clayton W'.iver h;iv orpanizd tb uliV. .;v r Iinihtv comp.'ur. . cirital:I it 2.".-oroi to (nnduct ti-!r.-s .it '"raker. Mr. ar.d Mn Daniel Minh' r -;' rl.tnd. In.i . have ptirfh.isr-il tl Irani hotel Syrarir.' of Mr. aril :ir. Harry" M Hlr and will 'i.il'v conduct the p!ace. r W. Hooper. J. M. Treb P. W. '..o..!...rk and Dr. K. M. Hersli.v f fJarrtt. accompanied by Kuscht H.i'doway and son. Bnrd'-tt. of Syrae. f.s rruide.-. nind tho rr: r -1. ratch t f the -a imvi at v i'A.i.a Erettinu- 52 pnand1-- 1 1 ; and fo'i- pike. Th b-.irtre.-t av- wa Co ir.cho-; Ions and ;- : i pounds. Th larRet p,;.i

jir!'.. 1 10 pound". j 'ab r C ?-ipj ! c. tV. ?cond. o' j

.v j i rK i ;ty. t raa ; ir.tr r-preen- ':.- f.r t!ie Vi.to- Talklnc Ntaai r C. of Cam der.. N. J.. havr: fä i!d to appar and pre .1 : , i 1 1. Ar'Kibben. C,..jh. at iur. - d .ic.aüst romlr.ee fo .täte s.-'-.-from K'.kliart count; at the i.- . . . V.-tioti. en ir ra;l and In: :-r- h iree. the r.,' ,t dl-rr . -1 t"r want f pro-i.vuMop Sappl' h c-rt into th" A 1 derm a n ho.-d t ar- . r ;!i"p. er rottai by MrK:bbn. f-;-i. tiri n'. MrKlbhr was i i ? ; rr th;--:.as' n the Kiler.. ; whi r ?h

:hfers bclnnqim; to old. aristo-

c-rati. (inn- wealthy families an- in r.o I it r .situation than their comrades who reli'-d for a living upon their ariny pay. They h.ive lonu t-inc disposer! of raoMt of their persotiai property and it i not uncom mnn to sv' title of th ni. .suppressing hH pride, and offering to so nie. foreigner a family heirloum for enough money to pay a grocery hill. Thi'S- wh. are doing hard labor must work half a day for the pric. of a pound of meat and all day for a pound of butter. A number of them have been unable to' buy civilian clothe ar.d are working in uniform thin and frayed by much wear. Tlit: wivtf nnd isters of .nif of 1 1 1 - i ni-n have pone into the shops wh'Ti' they earn ri.'O marks a month a ww which a trues't at any one of mt'iiia tion.il hotels freiuently y m s for a single meal. The widow of a colonel who was killed at the fror.! i- supporting four chi'aln-n on a per.;-ion cf less than Too marks a tnon th.

the wounded whose pensions are in-ad.-o.nate to supply them with food, have been harl hit. Day and night t '':- may be seen landing; on thestreets with raj in hand, begging, or s-Uing matches. They still wear their uniform, or parts of uniforms, and some of them, to incite pity, exhibit their wounds. A party of Americans walking down l'riter den linden one night saw a former soldier stagger and fall to the pawment. unconscious. "ity physicians who examined hi n said he had fainted from hung. r. Later it was b arred that, too proud to ask alms, he ha gone for das without food. When a purse of a rVw marks w.ia collected fur him he accepted i: ar.d

tnanKed tne cionors. , 1 1

CHICAGO MAN FLEES AFTER MONEY THEFT The police are looking for John

Homer, of Chicago, who is believed j to have robbed Deon Shipley, 130 K. ;

sample st.. or in money ana . i note for $10". The robberv took

place Wednesday ni

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that his fellow roomer left for Chi

cago shortly after the money disappoa nd.

e robberv took fi i?ht while Snip-; room. It is said II

Cir!P.er soldiers, and particularly laidwig's

Safety first. Buy Weed chains atjP

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Kuccro Y. PcM Th.- d if f. rer.. e ! -o;- cn violence and rr.c.ed ia a f-' j ght Supple cmerc l from the j .'ts- ri-! parlor with h.- h lr b.alf : ' iv H drc.ared McKib.r. ha-i T. '.ied h!m over the o.rl"-r .-.'.i j f -..r nwr'v k!'.li him." M J T :bbr as.-rrted he acted or'. n - '.f-d'f f r.S" and tha S,jpp! i ni v i r a 1 ' : i vrt t T". II. Roberts r?chr! rra! ragent, who w,,. 1- busine h'-:a i about f.ur yars. ha !f row :. j i -e-im-b!v returning to Miri --,,. wher h rin;.' t- Cosher 'red!tor wl;o tried To at'arh h'j eff-ro f rrt'.sb ! r cs wrre inform.

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, -i v a o . HoK' cholera ! prvar. throt;'. o;' F'.kTiar and Koe'u,.;,-, rouri'.;-T'!'--pound hoc a"e de id a Kc!W"iucko '"omtv j nor f.m is result of th. dica.. ,.t la 1 court. . n! prea w ,-s c r f !-ulr rr Mrr: . s'v.circr of XoMe rr-,r,t .as bt en reappointed atrri-ultura; ger.t of Flkh r ry at an annual s -.:ai of H "Tfis t--rr.i -

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Now I In Full Swing ENTIRE STOCK MEN'S AND WOMEN'S FALL AND WINTER SHOES AT

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-or.th. Mr. Sarah Mv-kev ' "-al a' ti hone of her d.i'-.chtcr. Mr"ars n.irlc. In Nappar.ee "Th ri'-kT-i?k Tark bichay ---.- 'r,j!r: froi TTk Wa-ri-- in: rh town cf fra ue v.t . v p ivr ' . Ith ro" 70 r. Th' : it r nvr rr. -t ! rown as h Hur.t in ctr. tr ravf.irt. will nvt rri. g Ve ,. t d d frcm Main freer i- svr". r-rih to th !v ,S':,:--k --KIkh ' rrtltv !!n. It r-.-" 1 r-- uch . 0 P'rkwirk Park crrra.ee cwr.'-r-c. T Fr-er cf K" a '.a i a r v. !'.- -.Irr-d fear barr f p"u r'"-?-"' !' f r- m Xcl"!" cr up.-. T';hiprper.t wa vn!:i ar ? . " 1 ! ;- 1 -c th. r,a.rtT. ?f.r. Fryer pail N

Shoes on sale, formerly priced up to $7.9S NEW STYLES ' VARIETY OF LEATHERS ALL SIZES 'Positively nothing in the store oyer $5.90 Kinney Stores have forced prices back toward pre-war levels and are fulfilling their promise made months ago. Children's Shoes as low as $1.69 a pair. G. R. KINNEY CO., Inc. World's Largest Shoe Retailers

East Wayne

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TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT

MEN'S Suits Overcoats Sweaters Hats Caps Suitcases Bags Leather Coats Sheep Lined Coats Shirts Gloves Winter Underwear Hosiery Neckwear Mufflers Mackinaws .

BOYS' Mackinaws Overcoats Suits Sweaters Caps Hats Leather Coats Sheep Lined Coats Winter Underwear Hosiery Neckwear Waists Pants Gloves Pajamas Knitted Caps

Twenty Per Cent Less

In accordance with our previous announcements we are continuing our selling at 20 Discouut. All the merchandise offered is absolutely fresh from the makers and comprises our Fall and Winter Stocks. At the new prices, it is selling for the same price that it would bring next Spring. This selling also provides the incentive to thrifty buvers tor earlv Christmas shopping

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REMOVAL

In This Sale Thousands of Pairs of

BOOTS, OXFORDS and PUMPS

FOR WOMEN in Black Satin Black and Blue Suede Black, Brown, Blue and Taupe Kidskin Black and Brown Calfskin Louis and Military Heels 2nd FLOOR UNION TRUST BUILDING

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Du." vis ridirjr nt the Sed.ir. crf-