South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 47, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 February 1922 — Page 2

THURSDAY MORNING. FLRKUAKY 16. 122 VIVID PICTURE OF MADALYNN'S PART GIVEN TO JURORS Lare Hats the Vogue .MAIL ORDERS ARE GIVEN IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND CAREFUL THOUGHT ITIE TEA ROO.V IS AN IDEAL PL ACE TO MEET YOUR FRIENDS FOR LUNCHEON Company Robert, Saturday Open Till 9:30 Store Opens 8:30 Closes 5:30 Ul . -K

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STATE LINE NO W 'DEATHS

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MEN TO PROTECT

.a Li ls. Ki;ni:cc. u;itnsnit. ! Mrs. ruberca Herbster, v.idotv of! the late Jacob F. H.r:ster of north- ! ea?; of Mi5hiwaka, dirl Wcdne.vday

morninK at oVl'"tk f llowins an .

illnrsa of one week of c'T.eral de-

" '; o. !;,irh'. J !'-.w o;i much." I i t .1 l - ti;j ,;r:; rny wr.uy ' iMo' ll,n0r?' JSootleors a lid

Saloon Keepers Seek Hef-

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ue in Lower Michigan. SiK f f'S-ful df tret ion and frequent

! conviction of manufac turei of ll-

Siie was horn in Stnrko county, Ohio, Jar. 22, ISP, 7. und was 8.1 years of a'. She had lived in thh community t.ö years, having coma here from Ohio. Two sons, .l of

l'enn township, and HVnar S, of

i rt Jo f f p " Mi. O. riulorvtaiwlH.- ' I ti " f far f.i;r I 1 1 r will not r ri. h rn". Mr. iii:iif!:;i!i this fi;u."i;ori too t !n: r . i : i: 1 1 1 v ;nd rne too

vfl. tf cvf r i r iiiv ni. ' South Lend survive, as do two

tint makes this j 't liquor n St. Josej.Ji rounty han j i,rothers, Ozias and Tillman Clar. arthly lif'" wrr;h win!". I w a nt I ;i us"d operators to .shift the crr.o and (Hio i;e, Mrs. Malinda Sny--a srr-'.r,- r !(..i;uU to .So what yon i ,,f their unlawful enterprises to j flor "f Iui.-vi!!e. O. Six sra:: J- ! want ! do. or !..!,' want you at' , ... . . .. ' children and 11 trreat Krandchildrcn '

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"We l.'ith Sf.otlld hae hern hi rrouc!) an S sjiiar nouch to have jdayd i;;iri- ;ifi.r my rnarrlace. Mr. O. too hii; to stoop to (lereit. I nm nn , oi ; iiv of him. T would h iv con0 l-.o k to him md done rny duty, hut I 1: tepd to your Tove w(rd-. not y.oir i'-tc." "Why did you take m in your srms anrl trll rno yon lr.ve.i me nml he- to get a divorce?"

"Why couldn't you let me -o?" i

T)!d you ever try to make rne happy?" "I nerrr want to marry yon unIc? you Invfi me." "Unless you rorne t" me hy the 1.1th. it will he the end. Th!? is final." HOW AT U1XS A OPF MSG FIGHT TO REG AI SKAT ("oMt.nue.1 from inxe r;o'.)

Funeral services will he held from

op.ratin wit!, countv authnntir-,. ' Clk' . 1 v" . ' " '?..,rx.athave in a lare mea-svue cleaned o,!t in' 1!unaI bo ,n "vorview many unlawful liquor estahlli- ( ,',nf',0, ments in St. .losf-ph county. Now j

the operator?, not to he out.lioie have set up dmp immediately aeroFH the .tate line in various ye.

fpiesterri spots, usnur ttieir loca- t

tion i;rt a base for frejut-nt 11'juor i trips in to the industrial heit in .M KS. MAKCAIMIT .M. 1IOK 1 1

northern Indiana. ( I'uneral services tor Mrs. Mar- i .Move Acrtws Idno. jaret M. Hoke, 10:1; California av ; It wim pointed out Wednesday who die.i Tuesday niht after an ex-j

that hut recently two shacks were tended illness of tuberculosis, will'

set up on the Michigan side of i he held at 2 o'clock this afternoon Clear lake, U' miles northwest ofhit the draco M. II. church. liurial

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countered with a demand for a roll call of th df leimte, contending that 12." Hnw.it followers, who were nut entitled to vote, had he en counted to rive, the pre dimimry victory to the Jvansan.

will le in sjumptitm I'rairie cemetery. Kev. H. 1). r.eck, assisted ly Jtev. F. (I. .Iolmson, will oi'.'ri date.

Soutli Fend. These shacks are reported fo houfe Ktills, hut no confirmation of that report was forthcominir Weal nes da v.

Further it is declared hy those, ' u.ii,i.s I. uun.M.iii. wlio make it a business to track the! I'uneral services for Charles F. moor.shinor to his (juarry, that out-' ' ; n net t will he held at the resi-oi'-tlie-way spots just across the! dem o of his sifter. .Mrs. Alice

Michigan lino are housing1 many liquor ma kern. The county authorities lacking; jurisdiction there, and the federal prohibition agent in this territory having phnty of work to keep hims.df occupied in the terri-

Moiie. älU W. Calvert st. Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Hurial wiii be in Falmer's I'rairie cemetery.

torv to which he is assitrnfd. the

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.ap ro,,,, nn-,,orr,nri,nrlj(ill(ir makers across the line con

until Thursday by the adoption of a

motion of Frank F.irr'nctnn, the IIhne.o leader, and f"vvat's chief supporter, who profFs'ed ntr.airit voting until the credentials committee h..1 competed its work of determinf r, z who was entitle, t "ofo ;is de"ie

sid( r themsriy. s practically immune fiom immediate niol.-tat ion. Think Work Well Done. Try agents vnurlisifnl tlie pre

diction Wednesday that no other! county win ro count bs.- horco-j mad- li.Mior stills wer opfratin'i

cat-. The purp.vs.. apparently was I iJUt ;i ,nonth, ;Jf;Mj h;l(1 bpn . to .train time for nii-i.";üry work ; riaiu.a out so tlxorouchly in such

:or tue e.e'4;r. Karras mir.T.s. Mr. Fn r r i n ?T " :s's m"tion plicol the wae 'i'estior! efore rp.o r on vc nt ion, but administration force, b-d by F-e Hall of (! union--. Ohio, carried a mctlon to r''jy all work nr.fil the Ianas r-o w;'s- (iipord of tin ally.

WILLIAM OKK1S OTT.

I'uneral services for William Or- '

ris (tt will be held at tlm re-idence, t'i;0 Sherman av.. I'ritlay afternoon at .. o'ido.k, science re id r, Flmer A. lFggins. officii tine. Hurial will be in Iliverview cemetery.

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COM DEM. 1UVAL BID FOR VOW Ell

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Despite- the bottling up of many! Henry Cody, one-story hrak stills. conTiscation of dozens of oth- j 'n'1 tilA dwelling at '.: S. Deer st.. erf, th prohibition enforcement of- j rs: nnated cost $2.onn. hcers ar continuing to use the u-, "

most vigilance in keeping t tic lid j !!OYI; 1'MIS.MITS. i on. Sunday expeditions into tht Tiiomas Ske- 31 " II. Paris st., to

(Country are contemplated just as' 72s S. Kusii &t .

rapidly as federal authorities pet word of any illicit operations.

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Sarah A. I.owman, 7 1 j C'dtage Gioo av.. to FJ." W. N'avane -t.

VIGILANCE SQUAD

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vo'ikl cor.tinr.e the !:,-'tr;R;, Pn Ford's offer. 'Vit nes.-..- s y. t to be t ler-ard lnriud a numHer r f th. mo taiportant on the do k t. After they j JTA lrd AT. K't'iTI vrn ! I tVin m. !

mitres wi:i fac ;t t.t-a o' reporting, Llimiiiato Movie ITnde?irahler !

to th hPU the rev:p rf if depb- ' fiations on tin Ford offer. It appeared probab t:,.i th j

cr.airrr.an. trmt tfto cotr.n-.tt e woul 1 1 n-I I enraged for another two weeks i AXC-HLFS. Calif, F-o. ' , PfSCtlCB IS before ! o,:M refor ; propoil l'l in:: nation of "urd. s:rabh-s" frr-m 1 tac.c to the hot: . the f:lm world bv means of a v;gi:- CfolCfl nn In the cvc.t Mr. W eek? inhrr.it " . , J OldftCll U JV ,v, . I anca committer was Kiiggested by. w kWMW w w" th Alatan.a compar.v .s proper 1! I I v.-:th!n that f.m ti: two offers i Adolrdi 'ukor. head of the lart;e j , yi 1 wouli bt. t:n:u!ta r.fo-:!y :. ti. j -:1m c.c-poration th-it employed W.l- l(u 5Uln

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!;;iminat::i of th .larrc:"! n-":;of !N

At a Price You Can

rrerg of the Turkey rreek road . . : . AfTr 1 Pr.

i a-ri;. ?v a:..i i n cnai ;ia:.o .,; u.";.1? itivi m ts ht th Wab .sh railroad C!cs;ng j nf mnrv tr. iv li.-w the.-r tro-vl effects. ' !"..ry h;t oi work done in the may rvin-.e about ns a resu't of th i hu: ther. r.ust be ..m tiiim: of,no'n., I. ntal Parlors is backed by ir-f. ctio-. bv r'oid e'i-e.rs j . tc.or. potent for.-- t';i.m t'-.e-- t ' e i rs ( f ,.-p- r: :: c an d cor.sta n t u p-

.-t. .1. s. ; h c"':nty this wee-k. Tb." er.g:r'Tr. Accord.:-, g to Co-;n.y ? ;rvcyv r J . 1,. w;,l

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re.if h th minority. to-t lie-minute re search in our laborI "I am 1c re to that t :".. t". w atery under t!;c pcr-.ca". super i.-lon wh.o violate the edicts on irr od e..--. , f s If ar.-i a:: expert w iio has

rr:i;r:r:'t T:, rtniov.ii of t b. e J w A.vf bir.k.1 v.-U:r) l.ave constitute j j

k y crek road by rd. ur.r.jr :he:r vw of arpr.vav h.ing trains. Th.. wan r a-.'c. 1? N .iid. hav if?, thor fcr nrv than SO yeirs c!itirK brick to th time ft.e Wabash w&s crr.5tr-.ctH!. Th bank o:i th side is il't 'nrA.1 to t. ;articuhtr'y dangerous in -b:i:rirg t h vlw ef ;tpprcA'. him,' tr.i!r Ti rattroB I ncir.-rs . an. to y u:th 3n1 In rrsp'-r..-.- to St. do-

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and I r:r.sr discredit and em- o-, d -ars t this bram h of Iontis-

Kirr;i.-!r.f ru to the many are rub' I ;;-v

':..;i.-.tly before the puidc 1

r. t .vc' ai:a:r.5L but cut of th ; ;: i; n.or. t !os- than others.

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KILLS GUEST BY GUiN

WHILE JUST PLAYING !Plates RPJulrcc! a"d Relurn"

ea in came uay. Holmes Dental Service Affords You

KANSAS CITY. IVb. 1 " . (lror?e ; AmbTson. a b ;t lo-r. is 1 a.t from a '

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Mrs Marie Mc'unn. who wa. bcir.gjpree Examination h-'.l tod.Hy, a p!il:bg v:: a ro- n . , ,

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a ; artv at t!ie McC'ann hor.-.e

o'.l !s w-e. k. ;is .!-'. in :rr;;!t ct'j rt and n .1 m ;tt d to probat. Hy th rtr.j of h'.s w.K. Mr. Jauith !fiv il! n.- p-o:."rr;. both rt-al

.FArini wiM, hm;i nomlvati: orricrus. T-. v. d! of t hr ;.to M. , rev Ja- oft! -ts wer nominated at th cu'.tti, vm. w.n k: ! 1 n- ir 'no;v- J r ;:iUr wekly lunciieon of th

L.o-,' .dnb at tlie Ohver hotel W dr.i sin;.- room Mis Dorothy tn l M.s Florence Stein entertair1 i w ih !.!.:,'-. .a r d M.ss lorothy Fei-

Guaranteed Work and X-Ray Service J. T. HOLIES DENTIST Cor. Mich, and Wash. Sts. Look for Sign Over Central Drug

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i Again We Have Reduced Our Winter Coats PLUSH COATS Now $10.00 In this lot is a splendid variety of loose and belted models trimmed with mbroidery and stitching. Self or fur collars may be had. Values as high as $50.00. CLOTH COATS Now $15.00 each This particularly attractive lot of Coats is made up of Salt's Peco Plushes in 34 and 36 inch lengths. They have shawl and Cape collars and are Venetian and fancy silk lined. This is the greatest Plush Coat value we have ever offered! i

Sale of Children's Coats For girls of 6 to 14 there are good models in Broadcloth and Chinchilla with self and fur collars. Values go. to $35.00. Sale prices $8.95 and $15.00

hour groups for children of 2 to 6 include Velvets, Plushes, Velours, Broadcloths and Chinchillas. The values ar up to $25.00. Sale prices

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Are Ready $18.50 to $75.00 It will do you good to come in and just look at the latest Robertson assortment of Spring Frocks. It is a complete revelation of the newest of Spring fashion;;. There are now on display especially attractive models in Taffeta, Crepe de Chine, Crepe Knit and Canton Crepe. All of the style effects making their debut this Spring are represented in present collection.

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Tweed Suits $25.00 to $65.00 hashion authorities agree that Suits of Tweed are to be decidedly good this Spring. We have a wonderful variety of models, all finely tailored. The color selection includes Tans, Blues, Rose Shades, Greys and Orchids. You must see them to appreciate their smartness.

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New Apex Aprons $1.00, $1.50, $1.98 and $2.50 Th e new Spring Aprons from Apex arc here in a wonderous variety of styles and pattern?. Th ere are Ginghams, Sateens and Percales with smart trimming of Cretonne, Rick Rack and Tape. Apex Aprons arc so popular hecause 1 They are made with the object of comfort in mind. 2 Style is also one of the first considerations. 3 Standard Cloths are used in making. 4 Wor kmanship is of the highest type. 5 They sell within the reach of all women who enjov the satisfaction of havinp an Apron that is right. We have size3 36 to 52. Heatherbloom Petticoats $1.50 These we are showing in a splendid quality. They comein a variety of fancy floral patterns. Halcvon Bloomers $1.69 Halcyon Bloomers arc attractively made and very closely resemble silk. They give longer service than Silk, how

ever. These attractive Waists we now are featuring are enFl cinnelette GownS tirely hand made. They are created in Voile and Dim

ity and are trimmed with Filet, embroidery aid hemstitching. Also wc are showing another Dimity Waist at $2.98 that has collars and cuffs trimmed with Van Dyke points and ruffles.

Jersey Sport Sweaters $6.95, $7.50 and $8.50 There are so many times during the early Spring that you will need a Sweater, that you just can't be without one. These Sport models of ours are in plain or block stitch patterns. They are tucked around the bottom and have bellows pockets. Fresh Wash Skirts for Spring Wear

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Sateens and Satinettes in white 'and flesh, with scalloped and hemstitched edges. Some of them are full double material to he hip line. All are good looking.

A New Shipment of Smart Spring Hats Now on Sale At $5.00 to $15.00 Each All the new shades are included such as Periwinkle Blue, Canna Red, Jade and a splendid showing of all Black Hats. The trimmings are Flowers, Feathers and Ornaments. Sec these tomorrow, as there are not

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Peter Pan Waists

to $7.95

This price will be good on Thursday only. The Flannelette used is of good heavy weight and comes in white or colored stripes.

The Men's Store At Robetrson's you have the opportunity to buy Men's furnishings at an up-to-date Men's Store. Our motto is "Quality First," backed up by the bet service possible. We are ready for Spring with a complete line of Men's Shirts in the new patterns and colors; products of America's greatest manufacturers. Prices are clown to rock bottom. High grade woven Madras Shirts 52.00. Silk stripe woven Madras Shirts $2.50. Good Cotton Hose is 20c a pair. See our JefTerson Blvd. window Clothes for Box s A new stock of Unionalls and Overalls in cizes 2 to 15 special at 59c, 89c and $1.00. Stocking Caps of 75c quality 59c. Knickerbockers $1.95 to $2.95. Light and dark Blouses and Shirts in the best quality Percale 75c. Look at These Prices on Axminster Runs

The Comforts of Home Your home may be warm and dry but if it is not well furnished, you are not getting the maximum of comfort in it. Our February Furniture Sale enables you to bring the comfort of your home up to par at a comparatively small expense.

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Comfort Chairs Mahogany Cane back Wing Chair and Rocker $18.95 each. Same in Walnut , 17.9 5 each. Mahogany Windsor Ch air and Rocker $19.75 and $1 7.95 each. Solid Golden Oak Rocker with genuine Leather seat and back $21.75 each. High Back Mahogany Rocker with Tapestry seat $19.00. High back Mahogany Chair with Tapestry seat $16.50.

Comfort Suites 6 ft. OverstufTer Davenport and two Chairs, covered in Tapestry $198.00. 6 ft. Cane back Davenport, Chair and Rocker, covered in Silk Damask $200.00. 5 ft. O verstufTed Bed Davenport, Chair and Rocker $200.00. 5 ft. Dufold Davenport, Chair and Rocker, covered in Tapestry $98. 75. 6 ft. Bed Davenport, Chair and Rocker, covered in Spanish Leather $85.00.

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We have a complete line of Axminsters in Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels and Wool Fibre. 4 ft. 6 in. x 6 ft. 6 in. Axminster Rugs $! 3.50. 6 ft. x 9 ft. Axminster Rugs $24.50. 7 ft. 6 in. x 9 ft. Axminster Rugb $29.75. 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6 in. Axminster Rus $31.75 to $41.00. 9 ft. x 12 ft. Axminster Rugs $29.00 to $42.50. 9 ft. x 9 ft. Axminster Rugs $37.50. 11 ft. 3 in. x 12 ft. Axminster Ru?s $47.50 to $62.50. 10 ft. 6 in. x 13 ft. 6 in. Axminster Rus $62.50. 11 ft. 3 in. 15 ft. Axminster Rugs $69.75.

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