South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 123, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 May 1921 — Page 3

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THE SOUTH BEND NFWS-TIMES hi:m)v moismnc;, may i2f. !

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MOTORISTS'' COSTLY ! 'ä,

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Thro was sorncthin in th" a!r Sunday that pot into tho f. rt of motorists anl thir i-vibili'v to kp their thocs off thf .is I indd thi Into the city court r.r. Mor.l y murnJudo Prank Hilmrr -.r.n r.ot in an rxtrrmolv rhTHfihU T;v,,,.l nrvl

thp usual al;hi? w rr thrown in tho ! ah can whilo .1 steady traJ!;o raid

thir finrs and mv. ? tn Atidrfw Itokop. first aist.int to th ity cU rk. Homo of tho pofdrrn wrrn from

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Warren I'rrdfrick of WakarbM, Ind., arrrstM by Motorcycle Policeman lUrt Olmsv-ad was lined IZ for fxcpp'linf: the limit. Ixon Olir., 527 V. Sixth ?t. Mishnw.tka. announced hi? comint; to

South I'.nd by n roaring muffler. He j

was fined 51 for 5;ct'dJns and for tl; rnufllor. Walter Pros. IM K. First St.. Mishawaka. arretted for ppeedin?, drf.iultf'd his bond I y non-appear-anco. (IvorKc Mann. South Urnd. was was arretted bv Motorcycle Policeman Smith, an 1 flr.cd J 3 fGr rpeedin;:, vhil a ?10 fine for an open muffler was suspended by the court. Jay Ilosf, COl Lincoln way W., was privrn a .suspended fine of Z and costs for speeding. U was Rose's first time in court and hl3 specdometcr. it was Faid, was not working. Henry Troja r.owski. 02 S. Hronkf;eld a v., arrested Sunday afternoon by Motorcycle Policeman Olmstead for epeedinrr. was fined J and costs.

ni fiims itonv. NORTHAMPTON. Mass., May Z. The body of Mi.s Harriet Delar.rey, 19, of Watr-rtury. Conn., a Smith co'.lefre pir!. was found hangir.tr by a rope from a brldpe over the dim at Paradise pond this morning:. The di"covery was made by two ccd'cRo glrK

A vote for K. H. New land !s a vote for a cleaner city and better huin administration. 8383-2. TTyT.irrrTV.: i

SAYS MATE SPENDS MONEY IN DIYES

Helen Wenger Ask? Divorce and S2,000 Alimony From Albert Werner.

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Alimony in the sum of $2.000 i iKouht ly H len Wcpr.cr in her ap

plication for a divorcp from Albert Weprner, tiled In the superior court Monday. The couple was married Auer. 2.", Ifj0ö, and separated April 2D. 121. tho plaintiff avers. The wife charges her husband with f omimr home in an intoxicated condition and driving her and her children from their beds in fear of bodily injury. She alleges that he squandered more than $000 of their joint K.vinss in various dives about the ity. They own a home at 2101 Kendall a v.. which she values at $4,000. She pckH ?2.000 alimony ae her share of the home. She also wants the custody of their four children.

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HENRY M. HARPER for Republican Co uncilman- At-Large Economy and Business Efficiency Pull Lever No. 18-A

pij:.M)s not guilty. llact- i:iche, 71? N. St. Peter St.. arrested on a charge of carrying concealed weapons on the complaint

j of Shyra Koh'I, pleaded not guilty j on Monday morninrj. His case was (set for May 7. j Dan WYshy. CO 4 YV. Division St., 'a negro, charged with the .ame of -

tense, also registered a pica oi noi guilty. His case was set for the Fame date.

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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

I)i:nii:s stahihnc;. The case if Walter liiddle, 712 South Demi av who is alleged to have stabbed hi" wife with a pocketknife last Wednesday night, was before Judge Gilmer Monday morning, liiddle, through his counsel, pleaded not guilty and his case was set for May 7.

r.lVKS SALI iS TALK. fleovge j:. Robinson, head of the American Collcr.c of Scientific Salesmanship, of t'hicagn. addressed the members of t li ." Chamber of Cnmmerce at their noonday luncheon Monday. Mr. Kobinson traced salesmanship from its earliest stages down to the present, showing that it obtains in all walks of life, from t'ne statesman down to the commonest t It rk in a ttore.

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Here are the facts concerning Mr. Seebirt's serious charges against Mr. Ridenour as reported in the newspapers of April 22. Mr. Seebirt charges that Mr. Ridenour is the tool of the present city administration "to fool the good women of South Bend and thus attempt to split their vote that the present administration might put itself over." Mr. Seebirt knows and must admit that Mr. Ridenour volunteered to stay out of the race if he, Mr. Seebirt, decided to run. He knows that at the end of seven days he personally told Mr. Ridenour to wait no longer but to announce his candidacy. He knows therefore, better than anyone else, that Mr. Ridenour-is out to beat the present

administration and give the city a clean government. Yet he make

this charge. According to the same reports Mr. Seebirt charges that Mr. Ridenour has spent "sums of money equivalent to two or three years' salary from that office (of mayor) in billboard advertising and by repeatedly using full pages in newspapers." Mr. Seebirt knows that prior to yesterday Mr. Ridenour did not once use a full page or even a half page in newspapers. In fact he knows that Mr. Ridenour's advertising expense has not equalled that of his own.

Knowing these facts you must realize as do the Seebirt workers themselves, that Mr. Ridenour's candidacy was not designed by Mr. Ridenour, or any one else, to split a vote. And knowing of the hundreds of pledged votes that have poured into Ridenour Headquarters from citizens who demand a clean and businesslike administration, you must realize that by casting your vote for Mr. Ridenour you will make it count. Mr. Ridenour's strength is his own. He has not attempted to wean votes from another candidate by lodging groundless charges against him. Neither has he referred to his opponents as he himself has been referred to the apron maker" in an effort to drive his opponents support to his side. He already has a great force of voters behind him and he merely asks

you, if you want the far better administration outlined in his platform, to join that force. For if nominated he stands a much greater chance of being elected than his opponents who are antagonizing their own party. As a successful manufacturer Mr. Ridenour is ably equipped to conduct the affairs of the city along efficient and businessline lines. He pledges himself to this and to remove the political management with which the city has been handicapped. He further pledges himself to a morally clean city; and he'is heartily in favor of giving the people of South Bend every opportunity to determine the kind of government under which they wish to live. It is to your best interests to

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