South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 271, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 September 1922 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 2 lr02

alous Wife ln Famed Beauty Weds" Star Athlete

renzy Attacks

usband's Friend nc at Restaurant Remits in Dismissal of Count anil ' Regained Love.

'YApvl Into ft tat cf trer.iy at

t!rht of th woman -who rhe

Mr3. Naomi McIIovard, 703 C-

iIIo av Intent urn doing1 bollly

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lirtnt it 11 o'clock W.lnday T.Ir.jr nn 1 f.il'lr. to rcovcr from

iyste-rical faint, mi r -novel to

hems In the roI.c nmu'sncf. crowtj Qulrkly nthred at the of th diitur'nincs. Thn truhusar.i. John MoHoward. wa central f.ure In a driTa which concluded when v.-ral hands of hair and n?r na'.lA dus

t Into the neck of his alleged par-

:r. I'ollrt Interfere.

I cannot Jlvn without my hu-

!; yoi are trylnrr to jVal him n-e," Foreampd Mi'.i. McHorrard

n sh dashed jn upon her tus

1 and th; othc-r v.oman. Mc-

ard and Mr? I'ofrman haxl Jut

h rcated t a taMs preparatory to

ring "eata for two." 'ie restaurant was In chaos for moment. McHoward stood by. ful that Interference In tho fljrhf

K een th two women would mean

Lttack upon himself. Then "lUz

Hosirnki. followed by TrafTic

er McCo;mlck, hovred In upon

scone.

irdiy had th offWr interfered

ro th enraged woman. her spent and overcome by weik-

. fell Into a faint. She wax car-

out?!de of thf reVturant. fceatn a chair and an attempt Ava e to revivo her. Sh became Iouj and ".he po'.ice. ambular.re called. Onlenul Arrest.

hour before h attack at the

lurant. Mr. McIIoward had

"n out a warrant for th arrest

I'cIIoward. chargrins him under

"lazy husband" .ict. Her ,se hfld left home Tuday, she ".old t?ie jirofcutor. and had

emplated "aavin her for an-

r woman."

k'ter order was re.tored at the

urant and th" :ck v.orr.an Lien t.ikon to her hnnic, u :e call came into police h'-ad-tei"M. It w.ih frorr. .hc Mc-

fard residence, and Mrf. Mcard sought the otHcrr. :o pay

ttention to the warrant.

ohn I with me at home ind 1

ivant you .o arrest him." aid McIIoward. "Beidei," Mhe

d. ''John ha.s prom-fl to leave

woman alone."

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Mario Rlnaldo, famcms beauty and daughter of Joel IUnaldo, writer, la now the wifo oX E. V. Llttauer, ono ct the star all-around athletes ct Columbia University. The marriage haa J;tst been announced.

P. C. A. Girls Plan Party

for Friday at Y. Building

alumni (;irl Ilcservcs held a: ins at the Y. W. C. A. Tuesday!

. following a cafeteria supper elected the fv'llowin? officers: esidnt. P.eatrlco itai; vice pres. , (;.iil Jones; cretary and urT. Gladys Cottrell. secretary :e inter-club council. Helen

r; reporter, :Uide;e;no Mcround robin letter wa. written

I the members who an.- away at

jam picnic will li heM Thür?

evfnincr at l'otawatonil park.

l. avir- th- V. . C. A. at k. annoutw-f ment party will be next 1'r.day rvrninT. Sept. 23 :;0 o'clock. The social commit -; mad-- tJi of Mi.rM Hazel roy. U-s Crave rernhardt. llllen Sf-ens Hrnr.in- and Iewis I'ain. proeram of tüu.!c and stunts been arranged. Refreshment e terved.

iS'ctv 'V Boys' Camps Planned in Two Sections of State Two Y. M. C. A. Ktato boya camps will to started next siynmer In the central and southern part of the state, according to a report made by G. A. Cooper, who returned Wednesday from the state committee meeting which was held at Indianapolis. These camps will bo for the boy whose organizations have none. The sites have not yet been selected but a special committee, with J. H. Shirk of Peru, as chairman. ha3 been appointed to study the situation. Mr. Cooper Is one of two physical directors -who are members of tho committee. Two other delegates were sent from South Eend, C. V. Hyde and M. Ii. Denison. Ileport was made of the success of the Y. M. C. A. drive and,C. A. Tevebaush was complimented for his work In South Cend and other campaigns. A competition will Le held lasting eisht weeks for attendance and achievement of all boys' Bible classfs of the associations of Indiana.

i Husbands Petition

Court for Divorce Decree

pi nc: crad arid inhuman treat-;

and demanding the uc;todv of

wo children. Myri Casper his

suit for divorce against Gladys r In the Superior court. The

tiff avers h and his wife were

.ed In April. UU6. and separated .y. 1322. ?;nf,' al-andonmrnt, Horace Q. has fiiej ult for divorce In ior court a?ain;t Ita ThompVerual. The plaintiff Pays the Ian: a', anioned his home on ruber K-. 1313 and has repeatr fr.sd to '!v lth him. They married In 1903.

iart Police Unable to Solve Mysterious Blaze KH.VKT, Sept. TT Police towere .eklnc eiuev to th9 rlou.- cxplos.on that wrecked rent of the Philadelphia candy 127 S .M.t'.n .. Monday afar;, rr.;ult;r. in ios.s fdtlmal5 2.000. cri- i to the ffCfct that the was c ue 1 by e'.ectric wires - a .ih-r: circuit and throw- . il.tf.io '.v.v.ird a loy sas were f-coiite tfJay bj- J. A. n. ruprrinten it T.t cf the ElkC.aj and Puri C. Chief Wa'.trr Tavernier tOvluy that tY. firs: firemen scend into the l .iyr -nent herd r.iuli'ed ex?', c.-!or and that as meter and Jets in the ce'.'.ar enve'.cp" i In flame.

WINIFRED BLACK SAYS: AND on thu day she was to have married him she ran away and married someone d.se. And somebody had to telephone to all the wedding guests, and the cooks had to throw away the chicken a la king and the terrapin a 1. 1 Maryland and the mousse a PAmerlcalne, and aa for the bride's cake and the groom's cake, nobody even dreams what has become ot

them j And the bride's mother I-j horrified and the bride's brother is furl-i OUS-, and the bride's ister Ls scan-

dabzi'd and the bridegroom who was-1 to-be is nearly dead from shock. Poor fellow, I suppose he doesn't realize that lie ouht to be hiring a jazz l and to express hio Joy and relief! Put he ought. He's had an escape. Narrow to be sure, but dear me, what an es- ( ape; A plrl who wo'ild Jilt n man to whom she has been encasred for a year and Jilt him at the very altar wh i would want to marry a lrl like tiiat ? No stability, no pride, no conscience well, that's rather severe after all. I suppose the poor thlnff really couldn't help it, and how much better it. was not to wait till after she married the first man In order to fall In love with the pecond. Tour lu One I'amlly. I have known four people In one family to do Jxist exactly this same thlnj? two men and two women. Ths flrst wad tha elder sifter, pretty as a rdcture, nweet as a peach and demure as a little meadow primrose. She was engaged to a naal officer and Just waiting for his ship to come from the Far East to marry' him. And oh, the lovely letters she wrote him every day. and mailed them all tcpether to Najras.iki and Hongkong and Manila and how romantic. she did feel about them! She had all her silver marked with his i n 1 1 i 3 1 and all her linen, too, and v e tvere all buying pr?spnts and pptt!t..t rew frocks to wear to the wedding and she went to an army wedding to If bridemald. while she was waitIns to be a bride and the groomsman was really too fascinating and IWore the f.rt mans phlp was In the bay. little Miss Primrose was married to the groomsman, and had

to have all the stiver- reinitialed. and spent weeks picking out the monograms on the bridal linen. And the first man threatened to kill himself but ho didn't. He met a sunny Rirl at a dance in the harbor and he had a wedding, after all. I met the four of them at a dinner not Ion a?:o and they all seemed a? happy ns larks. The girl's little sister broko her ensagement two weeks before the wedding, and ran away with a young lieutenant without a dollar, and nothing to offer her but a pair ot blue eyes and set of shoulders that were the envy of tho service in hrs rank. ' The two brothers? . One of them was engaged to a girl from home a nice, quiet, domestic little thing and he ran away and married a theatrical girl. The other brother wa.3 engaged to a rich man's daughter and all the family were delighted but he thought better of It and married a nice little thing without a cent to her name. love's Younir Dream. I suppose all four of them ought to be miserable but, Fomehow they don't .seem to be and I wonder and wonder about them. Is there nc. such thing as fidelity and faith and honor not even In love? What would we think of a man who broke a business promise like that and yet who wants a man to keep a promise of lov'e. when he has grown to hate It or a woman, either, for that matter? Love's young dream seems to be made up so much of cobwebs, doesn't it? U doesn't seem to make nil eh dlffe 'c.-' where the web is spun or to -v.at particular flower it in attached. Put just the same I am not commiserating tho mnn whosn sweetheart left him at the altar yesterday. I am congratulating him.

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Surprised to Find Herself Feeling So Well Taunton, Mass. "I used to have pains in my back and lops vo badly.

with other troubles that Aromen bcmetirncs have, that my doctor ordered ms to stay in bed a week in every month. It didn'triome much cood, co cr.e day after talkingwith v. friend w ho took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for

r.l.out tho samu troubles I had, I thought I would try it alo. I find that can work in the laundry all through the. time and do my housework, too. Last rr.or.th I was so surj rised at myself to be up and around ar.d feclir.s so ccdv;hi!c before I used to feci completely lifeless. I have told some; of the girb who work with me ani have such troubles to try Lydia E. Pir.kham's Vegetable Compound, and I ted them how it has helped me. You can use my testimonial for the good of others." -Mr?. Klanciil' Silvia, 6i) Grant St., Taunton. Mass. It's the same story one friend telling another of tho value of Lydia E. I'inkhara'a Vegetable Compgur,f

i:i iTKMTriti: iunrcnn. -inr the lat days cf September cloir.g: cut some cf our f.ne-?t Genuine reel, three ;;!ece

In any upholstery er color ratlin, during the remainder)

lis mon:n on.y j;;..ju. xn.s

;a V.autif.:! and will look we'.lj y living room or sun parlor.!

here and save. Th Heed Shop, out': St. Joseph St. Iincoln Adv.-::i-2::.

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QUALITY and QUANTITY

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Nt compound ! quarterly. Inrated Jcr 53.000. 'CO. 00. As-

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Slio-3 Polish

Liquid nd Paite for White. Tin, Brown and Ox-Blood Shoe.

HENDERSON CORSETS Scientifically Made for All Tpes of Figure $1.50 to $6.50

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Store Opens 8:30 Closes 5:30

Newest Ready-To-Wear Fashions

Readi-Sev', Package

Garments for Children 75c to $1.50 You can now make clothes for your children with the "Readi-Sew" idea and save onehalf the usual cost, besides much time and work. Every "Readi-Sew" ferment is cut, hand embroidered, taped and piped where necessary and put up complete with all the necessary findings ready to sew together. Each envelope tells exactly what it contains and shows the material. In every envelope are simple directions that any woman can follow with perfect success. On Sale in Notion Dep't. Bed Spread Special 82x92 White Satin Spread with Bolster to match ($10.95 value) $8.95. - 80x90 White Satin Spread with Bolster to match $8.95 value) $6.95. 80x96 White Satin Spread ($6.50 value) $5.00. 84x90 White Satin Spread ($6.00 value) $4.50.

DRESSES, distinctive, individual and charming, make their appearance at Robertson's this Fall. They come straight from sources that certify their correctness and style nnd each model is a glorious confirmation of these qualities. Graceful draping3 in soft, long folds are offered in a ide enough variety to permit every woman to have a choice of becoming" models. Yours is here $25.00 to $150.00. Fur Trimmed and All Fur Coats

COATS of fabric and fur, which now comprise our Autumn showings, are worthy of your attention. Diversity of style is one of their strongest points because they come not from one maker, but from several. We have made an effort to offer the widest possible selection without sacrificing quality. The result is the greatest collection of Coats we have ever had in loose line styles with luxurious, crushed collars, low waist lines, roomy sleeves, belts all the select 1922-23 features. The fabrics employed are Delysia, Normandy, Monterey and Lustoria, and fur and embroidery are used for trimming. Fur Coats and Capes come in great variety. Contrasting fur is sometimes used as trimming. All are silk lined and beautifully finished. Prices are most reasonable ' $35.00 to $700.00 Suits Which Bring Out All the New Style Features for Autumn SUITS which are now being brought out by Robertson's emphasize the new sleeve, becoming ly fla red and feature the best of the latest panel treatments in the Coats a3 well as in the sleeves. Nearly every model boasts a handsome fur choker collar. They are altogether original and are smartly fashioned in Piquette, Twill Cord, Tricotine, etc. Tailoring is of the highest type $25.00 to $125.00

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ILLINERY this Fall is greatly di-

'ersified in style. Shapes and

sizc3 are cieienea with tnc iaea

of giving a setting for the face and the frock that is individual to you. Smart, youthful models, some soft and crushable, many permanently shaped, are here for your choice. Chic Choux or Velvet puffs, ribbon loops, quills, silver cloth and even monkey fur are introduced as trimmings $5.00 to $33.00.

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"You Get Quality Shirts at Robertson's'' The Men's Store is Showing New Sport Coats $7.00 and $8.00 All the new shades in Brown Heather are here. These are excellent rib knit garments. They have two or four pockets and cornc with or without belts. Flannelette Sleeping Garments for Men Night Shirts $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 Pajamas in new stripes and colors. With and without frogs $1.69, $2.00 and 52.50. Wool Hose 79c All the new Heather shades.

Lingerie Materials Just In

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These arc offered at prices way below the true value of the material. This is a particularly cood time to buy for hand made Christmas gifts. The two materials offered are in White and Pink.

Nainsooks from the sheerest fabric to firm finely woven quality 39c; 50c and 59c yard. Batiste a sheer quality in pink 30 inches vide ideal for lingerie 29c a yard.

The New Fall Fabrics Canton Crepe in Toast. Muffin. Bittersweet, Cocoa. Mahawk. Periwinkle, Copen, Brown, Navy and Black $2.G5 to $4.50. Satin Canton in Brown. Navy and Black Either side can be used $3.75 to $4.50. Molly-O Crepe presents a soft, shimmering surface in Camelshair, Wallflower, Navy and Black $5.50. Tricotines and Pciret Twill in Navy, Midnight, Brown and Black $2.75 to $4.50. Framosa a practical fabric in Copen, Flying Fox, Navy, Midnight and Black $1.50. Coatings in all qualities and colors of new fabrics $2.75 to $12.00.

Sale of New Flannelette Sleeping Garments For Women, Misses and Children Gigantic assortment of samples and irregulars, the latter designated as such only because of slight mistakes in finishing. This merchandise was purchased at a big discount and we are passing the ravings on to you. Don't hesitate! Flannelettes are the warmest and most healtful sleeping garments for Fall and Winter. Get yours now while the special prices prevail. Women's Gowns Irregulars 89c to $1.75. Women's Gowns Samples 89c to $2.00. Women's Gowns Manufacturers' surplus stock $1.50. Women's Petticoats Irregulars 59c to $1.00. Children's Gowns and Sleepers 79c. Children's Pajamas .. $1.50 Children's Bloomers and Petticoats 29c. A Saving of From 25 to 33 1-3

Hand Made Waists $2.50 to $!2.95 These very popular Waists come in good Batiste and Voile with hemstitching and embroidery trim. Real filet and Irish Crochet is also used. Coll ars are V. square, tuxedo and Peter Pan. These Waists arc particularly adaptable for wear with a Sweater or Suit.

Dress Blouses $5.95 to $30.00 Handromc models in Silks and Brocaded Satins. Elaborate hand embroidery, beading and Spanish lace enhance their beauty.

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Fashionable Coats for Girls Straight tailored and flare back models in Velvet Laine, Krimmer Cloth, Duvet de Laine, Bolivia. Velour, Herringbone and Double Faced Polairc. Some are self trimmed and others have big Fur collars and cuffs.

Sizes 2 to 6$16.50. Sizes 7 to 16$29.75.

-55.95 to $10.00 to

Gingham Dresses With Bloomers to Match at $1.95 PI ain Ch ambrays and Checked patterns. Long sleeves. Just the thing for school wear. Sizes 7 to 14.

Gingham Knicker Dresses at $2.50 ' Each Chambrays and Checked patterns. Knickers have button band at the bottom. Sizes 7 to 14. Shoes for School Wear In buying school shoes you want the kind that will be most serviceable for the least money. We can save you several dollars on Shoes of unsurpassed quality, fit and neatness. Youths' Holland Shoes, Goodyear welt and Wingfoot heels sizes 9 to 'i $4.95. Big Boys' Holland Shoes sizes I to 6 $5.95. Growing Girls Shoes and Oxfords in Black or Tan Calf, Goodyear welts and Wingfoot heels, sizes 2'? to 6S5.95. Children's Shoes, material tops and Vici Kid vamps Patent Leather with Black. Grey, White and Field Mou?e kid top?. Smoked Llkkin Shor. sizes 4 to 8 $2.25. Black and Tan Calfskin Shoes, sizes 4 to 8, at $3.00 and sizes 8': to 1 I at $4.00. Headquarters for DR. DEMONS SLEEPING G ARM EMS

Slip-On Sweaters ?3.00 to 56.95 A great variety of plain and fancy weaves in Worsted and Mohair are being hown. These come in plain colors and attractive combinations. Models with and without collars arc here in hir-H and round necks. Hat and Scarf Sets 55.95 and $8.50 Here is just what you want for immediate use. You have a choice of Brushed Mohair or Worsted. The Scarfs have contrasting color stripes at ends. The colors are Buff, Brown, Jade, French Blue, Harding Blue, Orange and Honcydcw. Tarn and Scarf Sets in Brushed Worsted Wool come at $5.50

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