South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 152, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 June 1921 — Page 3
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE I. 192!
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GHESTNUT PAYING
TIME LIMIT HEAR
Period For Awarding Contract Ends Trdnesday Delayed IJv Row Over Material.
Qaickly Helps INDIGESTION. DLOAT1NG. GASTRITIS. HEARTBURN. SOUR STOMACH. HEAD ACH RS. DIZZINESS, CONSTIPATION. NERVOUS-
Sold by All Drurf--l.t. Now be
ing specially lr.tro iu-ed at Public Drug Stor. Central Dru? Ftore. PasLlan'a Pharmacy. Vettick's Cut ILate Drue ßtore. and Ii- 1 Cr-. s Pharmacy, of MLshawnk? Advt.
The lejral tim limit at which the awarding of the contract for the pi vlr.s: of Ohe.tnut .!. from Wanhintrtrn t. t- the New York Ontral railroad will expire at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morr.lr.sr. Sorrif dispute ha arisen among the property owners ag to what paving rr.atrrl.il hall be usd, brick or a.pha!t. Forty-three property own
er hiv nt a petition asklnc the
His Car Comes Out of Accident "Second Best
ANNUAL RETREAT
DATE ANNOUNCED
A car driven by Peter Oargocz. 1 1 K. Dayton ft., cam out "second be?" in an automoM'e accident that occurred at the intersection of Nilav and Howard ft.. on Sunday rJeht, ac-ording to a report at the police jitatkn Tuesday morning. flarsrocz wis driving h:. eir south on Nile av., and It collided with another machine that was going
wet on Howr-rd. They met at the mpn at lhe nlvprsity of Nctre Darr.e intersection. Gargoez'f car fiuMain- , br hf.M frorn Aur. ji to l4 thi3 ed a Jammed fender, and a broken j ycar t wris announced yesterday, front -wheel. Th other cr. th? Manv South Bend men attended last drKT of which ha not been identi- I year's retrt and It Is expected that
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1 aid. stopped only for Ute er two.
Laymen of University to Meet at Notre Dame From Aug. 11 to 14. Th third annual Retreat for lay-
The Royal "How-
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many more will take part in the ex-
a min- j ercise; thl year.
board of works for the former sub- f Charged With Slapping
A fresh supply of PEPGEN llways on hand at CENTRAL DRUG STORE AMERICAN DRUG STORE and RED CROSS PHARMACY Mishawaka
r?an-e. wni:e rlKht want the asphalt. Bid? wer received by the board for a pipe sewer on Diesel t. from Arthur si. to Kddy ft. -Bids were ai.o rerpived fT.r grade, curb and walk on Milton fit. from Miami to f.rt alky wet of Marine st. and for pavement on Whitman from Wanger st. to Pennsylvania, a v. The bids were all referred to the city cnKinerlne: department for
their report Wednsrlaynight. A remonstrance was received by he board from property rwnerf
it-tins: the White Co. building anjctrP0ts
;nsphilt plant on Sample st. The ' remonstrance says that the odors 'arising from the plant create a nui- ! si n' ".
I l or thf pa.t reveral year? men j from many rtates. particularly Iowa, j Illinois, Michigan. Wisconsin and I Indiana have com to the retreat. ! for which no charges are made.
j Mia! are secured at the collego Frank Fhvartz. S24 Pulaski st.. J restaurant. lYom Thursday even inc.
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oman; Denies Battery
arrested on the complaint of Mary Raha'.si. whoe face he i.a alleged to have slapped, pleaded not guilty to a charge of assault and battery on Tuesday morning in city court. His case wijl be heard June 4. Louis Woaro and Henry Fuller, arrested Sunday on the same charge will be tried on the same date.
The Rome
floor area of ,St. Peter's in
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SPANISH IXFLrKXCE. To Spain, that country of narrow
and wid1 skirts, digners
have gone for inspiration. Thus the very full fkirts of the new frocks often are pursctuated with ball trimming which you remember having seen on the flying skirts of some Spanish dancer.
Lumber, Millwork, 4 Concrete Blocks
We have all classes of building materials which we are now offering to the public at reduced prices. BUNGALOW SIDING Spruce and Redwood 4, 8 and 1 0 inches. CREO-DIPT EXTRA CLEAR RED CEDAR SHINGLES 5 to 2 Red. Brown, Gray, Green. FIR FLOORING Edge Grain and Plain 3 and 4 inch. PINE FLOORING Edge Grain and Plain 3 inch ROUGH SHEETING AND SUB-FLOORING Shiplap, Square Edge, D. 6c M. DIMENSION LUMBER No. 2 and BETTER Y. P. 2x4's. 2x6's and 2x8's, 10, 1 2 and 14 ft. LATH Spruce, Fir, and White Pine, No. 1-4 ft. DOORS Exterior and Interior and DOOR FRAMES. WINDOWS AND FRAMES. MILLWORK Exterior and Interior. ADAMANT PLASTER BOARD Size 32 inch x 36 inch. USED LUMBER No. 2 Y. P. 4x43, 3, 4. 5, 6 ft. CONCRETE BLOCKS 5x8x1 2 RIGHT AND LEFT JAMB BLOCKS HALF BLOCKS AND HALF JAMB BLOCKS. Prices on Application.
THE CITIZENS HOMES COMPANY Studebaker Administration Building Phone Main 1260, Main 1275 Ask for Department No. 103 or No. 46
As soon as the revenues and operating costs of the railways can be brought to a proper relationship the
i railway problem will have been , largely, if not entirely, solved. Daniel Willard. president. Ii. & O. railroad.
A man who could answer all of Kdison's questions would be an intellectual freak of nature, a mental j-ick of all trades. Dean William Carl Ruediger. George Washington Fniversity.
The we.lrwit.rh la, a plant of west Africa, is said to live than 100 years.
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GRAHAM VISITS SOLONS. WASHINGTON. May 31. Archibald Graham, of South Bend, called on Indiana members of Congress to-dav.
Aug. 11, to Sunday morning. Aus.1 14. there wdll bo dally religious devotions for the men, who Fwim or! otherwise exercise therr.selvr-s in the j meantime, making for themselves a J splendid renewal of spiritual andj physicial health and vigor. ! A woman's' retreat ha.s been the, custom but due to an unusually! crowded schedule, the arrangement ! of moro than the usual number of clerical retreats, this Is impossible! this year. The clerical retreats of j the dio'Tse of Fort Wayne and thoi archdiocese of Chicago axe also held
at Notre Dame.
UNIVERSITY CLUB HONORS ITS DEAD
Holds Memorial Services For Ten Organization Makes Plan For Picnic.
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Memorial exerciso3 were held at the weekly meeting and luncheon of the University club, Tuesday noon. Since the organization of the club six years ago, death has claimed 10 members. Tribute to these was paid by Ionn J. Oare in a memorial address. Plans were made for the first of the club'3 proposed annual picnics.
to be held the afternoon and night j of Wednesday, June S, at Eagle lake. !
A fish dinner will be served. Members who wish to have reservations made for themselves and quests were asked to do so as early as possible. The picnic will be a stag affair. The regular Tuesday meetings of the club will be held for two more weeks. Then they will be adjourned for the summer. The meeting this Tuesday was the first since the installation of the new
officers and directors. Members on
the committee on membership during the coming year are E. R. Austin, Don Eldridg and D. M. Coen.
throe weeks inooemto visiting Paris and the world war battlofvMs. He
AUKIVMS AT PAHIS. By International Nov.- i-Vm.-.: PAP.IS. Mav .11. Grown Prince
Horohlto of jipan arrive! here ro-j u il1 olTirlally received to Franco day from England and will spend jhy Prrs't Milk-raml tomorrow.
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ngne.l Edith. "To tell th truth. I have bf -r. r-prarhing myself for taking ("i-i'r,?e cut. Yon won't mind staying h"r" v. ith me T'm. will you '.' Wi 'II manag" to c t a tow or something." I had to -pr" r.s my willingness to
Tv International Nrws Seni: NFAV YOKIC. May 51. William .Icnninr? Tryan bis decided to transfer his hnv1 permanently to Miami. Fla., he announced her toil ay. Th decision, ho said, wr prompted by oon. deration for Mrs. Prvan's health.
Matrimonial Bubble Bursts After 22 Years
After 22 years of married life thrt bubble of matrimony of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Browning. showed signs of becoming deflated, according to the wife's petition for a divorce flle1 in superior court No. 2, She charges her husband with nonsupport. She s-eks ? 1,000 alimony and the custody of their two minor children. Florence Stull filed suit for divorce from Lloyd Stull in the circuit court, charging her husband with atvonting himself from home for long periods of time. They were married March 20, 190?. and separated in April. 1921.
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Notice the Ridenour Models presented to the June Bride.
RIDENOUR GARMENT CO. , Corner E. Wayne and St. Joseph Sts. Opp. Central Fire Station
Acting Judge Doran Fines Intoxicated Motorist $25
Atty. Edward pvoran. presiding in the city court in plac1 of Judge Gilmer, who wa. busy with a case at Elkhart, applied his first fine with no reservations Tuesday morning. Jack Merr.man. 213 W. Los die av., was tfce recipient of a penalty of $23 and ccsts for operating his car while under the influence of liquor. Merriman pleaded guilty.
Saves Soos, Then Faces Liquor Receiving Charge Willi Minert. who took the brunt of the burden off Bela Soos sho-ul-ders on Saturday in city court by admitting that Liquor found in Soos' place belonged to himself, was arraigned Tuesday morning on a charge of receiving liquor. His cas-: was set for June 4.
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Plans for the "Shelter Hous" picnic to bocst the project of erecting a shelter hou1 in Pottawatomie park, were announced Tuesday by Post K., T. P. A. The picnic will be held at Pottawatomie park. Jun 4. There will be a band concert and refreshments.
ORDERED OUT OF CITY. James Tate, arrested on a charge of drunkenness and lagging by Officer Brown Monday, was arraigned in city court Tuesday and was told to leave South Bend. His case was dimissed. Tate said that he came from Chicago and looked around for work here but could not find it. He convinced the court that he was a victim of "hard luck" and that he deserved leniency.
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