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The New York herald., 1921-06-21
Women S Natural
Shantung Suits


Shantung Suits
There is a decided de-
mand for these immacu-
lately tailored and excel
lently cut suits of heavy
natural shantung. The
smart woman knows just
how very useful a suit of
this type is.
At $35
A series of models that are
excellent form. One really can
not think Of anything in better
taste than, for general wear, a
model with the notched collar
and the narrow belt.
Then, too, there is the model
with the wide Directoire collar,
and the long narrow Tuxedo
collar fattering to so many
types of figures.
We feel that we couldn't pos
sibly have achieved anything
better to sell for S35.
Second Floor. Old Building
The New York herald., 1921-06-21
Wear the badge
Of the game

On cool links-coat
and knickers.
On warm links you
may leave your coat in
your locker, until you
motor home, when your
coat will come in very
handy, particularly if it
be q Wanamaker coat of
good tweed or cheviot.
Golf is great enough,
and fine enough, and
helpful enough, to be ap-
preached with the re-
spect to which character,
in anybody or anything,
is entitled.
Golf Suits, $45, $50
Choice Of quite a num-
ber of coat and knicker
suits, in tweeds and
cheviots; herringbone
The New York herald., 1921-06-21

by the ZEIGLER INSTITUTE
of Normal Singing, in the Au-
ditorium today, at 2:30.
Sopranos-Amelia Neelan,
Rosalind Ross, Edna Robinson,
Mildred Schatz. Contraltos-
Alice Campbell, Georgia Van
Dyke. Baritone-Bliss Harris.
Tenors - Raymond Bartlett,
Dennis Murray. At the organ
and piano-Frank Shaw and j.
Thurston Noe.
First Gallery, New Building
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06
HOBART

MI George Tobbert went TO Hamil-
ton Ohio, to visit with relatives about
a month ago. and the latter part Of the
week announcements We're received IF
his marriage on Sept nth to Miss
cilrsschen Hermann OF Hamilton. Ohio.
Although ne has known the young lady
Tor a number OF years the announce
rnent was great surprise TO his many
friends and relatives here. Mr.. Tob-
bert il the eldest son Of Mrs. Tobb ri
Of this place and ever since his gradu-
gtion from the Hobart nigh school has
been engaged in the store business
hero with his mother He is men,
Scr OF the Amcrica an Legion and was
overseas in service for two years.
The votes cast at the election held
here Tuesday to determine whether or
not Hobart is to have city form Of
government. were ? to l in favor OF
city government.
Mr. and Mrs Granz OF Montana are
here visiting with friends and relative
fei a few weeks.
Nj Spence Thomas of II lml>- vs.
tfcl relatives here yesterday
Miss Marga.tt Banner tran sacte I
tusiness in cnlcego yesterday
The Royal NtiEhbor Lodge held their
monthly so.isl mcting last evening
The Parer,-Teacher Association ne,
Ia; evening at the social room of the
IA
T school, .~,u b. ripset rorc ,omor
rev owing to the Lake County Teach
efs' Convention which Will be- held at
Gary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06
WHITING
Qnd its
PEOPLE

a pretty wedding TO K place a st
Johns Slovak church on Tuesday morn
ing AZ eight O'Clock. when Miss Anna
SSrabala. daughter OF Mrs. Susan
SErahala. and Mr. Albert Kosior, son
* MI and Mrs Michael kosior. were
united i'm marriage ny Father zalebra.
The church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion and together With
tie brides outht consisting Of whote
satin with silver luce. with long Yell
wreathed with lilies of the valley and
carrying a shower bouquet Of brides
roses Easter Lilies and lilies Of the
valley. presented a pretty picture. The
maid OF honor WAS Miss Mae Skrabala
who wore a pale green chiffon taffeta.
the best man being Frank Semanc X.
The flower gfrl was another sister. Ag-
mes Skrabala who wore white net and
tulle. The hvlde's maids were Misses
susan and Vera SkrahaIa and Miss &C.
ella Kosior, tire latter a sister OF the
groom. the three wearing beautiful
gowns and CARRYING Ophelia roses The
The ushers were Frank Rsjcany and
John Bakos Following the service a
dinner was served At the home Of the
brides mother IN White oak avenue.
4 private dance being held in Fran
kowski's hail IN the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs Kosior have their home. 45S Indi-
ana Boulevard in readiness. the groom
being associated with his father in
the bakery business 1872 Indiana Blvd
Whiting friends Of AIr and Mrs
Downs OF East chicago, formerly Miss
Theresa clancy Of Whiting viii be in
terested Ia learn that a daughter was
born to them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06
LOWELL.

Why not BUY Phonosraph now.
our TWO WEEK SALE or PHONo-
GRAPHS AND PIANOS NOW GOING
ON. We refund care-fare and deliver
merchandise TO your home House OF
Nuscat, Inc. Gary. 1864
MT and Mrs NJ L. Ragon and Mr.
and Mrs. Del Hayden are in Chicago
oday.
Mrs. NJ. D. CIeaver Of Hammond,
eisdted friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Ben La4'5ourn and MS H II
Ragon went 20 Lafayette yesterday to
visit Mrs Isadore Gragg and Mrs. Mild
red Higginsbotham who are guests at
lie soldiers Home.
Burdette Hayden and Hugh Hayden
went TO Chicago yesterday where they
attend the Northwestern Dental COL
legc.
George Kimmet and ! w Belshaw
were in Lafayette yesterday as wit
nesses in the trial Of the estate of
Phillip Stuppy vs.. The North American
Union The suit was for the collec-
tion of life insurance policy. The
case was settled ny the insurance COM
pany paying 500 and the court costs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06

Mrs shawcroft of New York ave-.
Is entertaining her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D s. clifford OF san Diego. Cal.
a daughter was born to Nj. and Mrs.
Paul Do9bertine.
The Ladies Aid society viii give q
PIPER a the Christian Church par!ors
tails evening.
Nlr. ana Mrs. Kunze Of central ave,
have moved to Lincoln avenue IN Rob
eissdale.
Evan Beroch. arrested for assault
aud battery N ; o. 90 Waterman, ;.
Morris. vas fined $500 ard costs in the
city court. amountins to $3.50.
Mike Dzanbek arrested by officers
Bcnak. Wagner and saltzman for VIC
lation OF the liquor law. was fined 500
and costs amounting TO $4,000.
Mr. and Mrs Erickson OF Chicago.
viii move to the Ehicrg nat on Central
avenue. Mrs Erickson was formerly
Miss Lydia Lotz. daushter Of Rev.
Isotzf who for several years was past
or Of st Johns Lutheran church
record breaking enrolment took
place at tic night school Tuesday ev-
ening There is still room for others.
The news of the marriage Of Miss
Nettie Vincent formerly OF Whiting
bat now Of Gaiesburg. H., viii be in
! teresting TO her local friends. she hav-
ing been united 10 Mr. Mitchell of
Gaiesburg last sunday. Mr. and Mrs
Mitchell. who are on honeymoon mo-
or trip stopped IN whiting on Tues
day evening to visit with Whiting
friends and relatives The bridal
! couple VIII reside in Galesburg where
the groom IS in business
George Gugovich. arrested by the
Hammond police on complaint OF Cab
riel Drasazet OF Whiting. charging
him with short weight was placed IN
der a 5000 bond
Edward Klcpser has been appointed
merchant police. being in guard over
the stores contributing to the cause
The General netting Of the Fortnight
" Club was held at the library and il
was in charge Of the Civic section The
meeting opened with the reading OF the
collect by Mrs. Fred smith. In
keeping with the civic motto Know
Your own City" the DEPARTMENT had
Arnold Exton-Porter tell the aims and
policies OF the American Legion Mr..
Parkin outlined the program OF Com
munity Service for the coming year and
Attorney 5 c. DIVER told Of the Com
mercial club. At the beginning of the
netting Miss Eleanore Bcaubien sang
group Of pretty songs. Mrs. Fred
Hadley contributing piano selections at
the close
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed of Sher-
idan avenue have returned from Kan
sas city where they were called by
the Hines Of the formers father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt E. Wright OF La
| porte avenue will leave Saturday for a
motor trip TO st. Louis from where they
will take a boat trip down the river TO
I the Battlefield OF shiloh.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Amer
| lean legion Post No. so whiting. have
| elected Mrs. {. Powers and Mrs VIM.
Griffith as delegates 70 attend the State
! Convention at Wabash Ind. the 10th
! and 18th OF this month
4 The regular meeting OF the woman's
! Auxiliary Of the American Legion Post
No. So Will be held Wednesday. the
! 9th OF October. All members are
urged to zoe present and report OF the
convention will be given and other bus
/ mess Of Importance will be brought up.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06
GRIFFITH

II IS to your benefit u trade at
HOUSE OF MUSCAT. Gary. Ind They
refund fares. give best values and de-
liver to your home TWO WEEK Pr
ANO AND PHONOGRAPH SALE NOW
GOiN-G on 1851
Mrs. Loie stifel and daughter Mar
jory are visiting at the l.. A, South
worth home this week.
Mrs. Chas. Speaker and daughter Of
indianapolis are visiting her mother
Mrs. c. I. Boesen
Mr. and Mrs VIM I4amminga are
the proud parents of a ten pound SON
which arrived at their home on Tues
day. Mrs. Tamminsa will be remem-
bered as Miss Mary Grugel.
The Catholic Ladies are busiIy pre-
pairing for their bazaar, which viii be
held Sunday. October 9th and Monday
evening. October 10th. Dinner viii
be served on Sunday from 4 to D. M
at fifty cents plate.
The yearly business meeting and ell
ection of officers OF the NJ E Ladies
Aid will be held at Mrs. Howard skies
home Friday evening. October nth at
o'clock standard time. All members
are urged to be present
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06

where she VIII Join her mother. Mrs.
Bey. when both VIII leave for Mime
sofa where they win visit for an tn
DEFINITE time with relatives.
Mrs y Woods or indianapolis Blvd,
ard Mrs. Nichols of Whiting. were the
guests at a luncheon. with friends in
Chicago on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Atchlson and their
-dausAter. Maxine Of Laoerty-
iic Ill. are mere visiting - the res
ldence of the formers sister Mrs. W.
Grisedale Mrs. Agnes Roberts and
other relatives.
Mrs Il :. Golding Of Myrtle avenue
was in Chicago on business Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Julier Of Indi-
annapolis Blvd, and children visited the
formers sister Mrs. Smith and family
Of Indiana Harbor over sunday.
Frank Schlatter OF Atehison avenue,
and Miss Mary LawleT visited friends
At East Side Tuesday evening.
clyde Smith Of Atchisou avenue left
on Tuesday for Casper. Wo.. and Will be
gone several Gays on business for the
Standard OIL CO.
Mir and Mrs H Breckman and
daughter Violet and Max Tucker at
tended The Parthenon theatre in Ham
mond the other evening.
Miss Margaret McCa5e OF Green
castIe Ind, is visiting her sister Mrs
Orvue Schlatter and husband Of Lin
coin avenue.
Mrs William Rohrdanse who was op-
Grated on for gall stones at tho Post
/ Graduate hospital In Chicago. IL get
( ting along as well as can be expected
at this time.
4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06

are now handling more than a billion
dollars month Most of these clear
ings" are carried on by system OF
exchange betwcen the different banks
which are members oe the Federal Re-
serve system.
Mercantile trade in some lines Is
steadily improving; there is one activ-
ity in Fall buying. There has been .
marked redr rtion IN bank loans md
bank deposits steadily mount higher.
Coal production is low 1t averages
approximately about so per cent Of
capacity in this district. Lead and
zinc production continues TO stagnate.
Crude oil production continues 70
maintain a steady average in Okla
homa. hut shows slight reduction In
Kansas and Wyoming.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06
MIDDLE WEST
SEES BUSINESS
BOOM AHEAD
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvlcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERvlcEl
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Oct.--The chan
nels OF trade are broadening and the
waters are running smoother than
they have done for some time. accord
ing to statistics compiled by the Fed
eral Reserve Eank Of this district.
The clearing houses of this district
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06
PAGE

That the rental stringency WIN
prevailed for some time past Wa
ably be relieved soon is indic@
the increase of 20 per cent ia
ing permits throughout the
which this review records.
There mas been heavy moven
wheat rrom the farms Into
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06

b5c per dozen, mile cast OF Dyer.
1861
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Densberger and
children Robert and Gertrude of Chica-
go and Mr. and Mrs Albert Wagner
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Lorenz
Mrs John Barton and children of
South Chicago. spent the Weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Jaeger and fam
ly.
Mr.. Jno. schiesser and son OF Grit
nth visited with friends on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Jaeger and fam
lily and Mrs. Mary Andrews were Ham
mond visitors on Friday.
Nick Jheger and Michael Seminal
transacted business at Steger on Tues
day soon we Will hear their new
shredder hum. Get ready farmer
boys
Mr.. P. Klein and family. Mrs A. F
Baker and family. Matilda scheidt and
Veu Sister Damiana motored to Joliet
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06

Ill. to visit with Mr.. Klein's daughter
Kathryn in the convent who took the
" hite veil or Wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06
ROBERTSDALE

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Mae Marsh In "Nobody's Kid" and a
COED comedy. 1882
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06

Add a RIVERA photograph to your
home 1t is as good as the best and
costs least if bought during our TWO
WEEK PHoNoGRAPH SALE. House
Of Muscat, Inc Gary. Ind We deliv-
er within a radius of so miles. and pay
carefare. 1864
Mrs. Edward Jewett. of indianapolis
blvd left for Port Washington. Wis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06

FOR RENT furnished rooms at 514
Fred dstreet. Whiting. 1862
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Nine Marsh in IN obody's Kid" and a
good conedx 1862
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06

FOR sal E-Three room cottage in the
Forsyth water Gardens, price s2.4oO
$50 down and SIS per month Horny
5. Da.idson, 500 ll9th street. 1851
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06
Pyramid Sure
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The Relief from Pain, Discomfort and
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Million Friends for Pyramid
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Until you use them you can have
no idea OF the soothing influence OF
Pyramid Pile Suppositories.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06

c your cabbage AZ Mike Bush. at
csc per dozen. / mile cast of Dyer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06

3 & e Tire and Battery shop. Batter
les charged. SIS 18th street. Baurers
and Fngler, Whiting. 1858
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06
NOTICE

VIII not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife.
JOSEPH AMBORD.
1919 Whiting. Indiana
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11

enty Suske end wife. lot 1886 iu
in summit place fourth addition 81
Vernon Hastings and wife - H0-
ward Hutchinson and wife. 10 acres
in Penn township. 81.
North side Improvement CO. 10
Robert shaw. lot 81 in O'Seirs adj
dition. $3.50
South Bend Cold storage Co 20
South Bend Bread CO.. lot a. in
Tayior's field addition. $40.
south Bend Bread CO. organiza-
.ion 20 South Bend Bread co. cor
poraton. lot IS. In Tayior's field adj
dition. 81
Mike zvielI and vile % John
Keriats and wife. lot 79 In Swygarts
addition. 81.
Elizabeth Bulla et al 70 Loree p.
Bulla, 40 acres in Union township.
81.
Harry Bray and wife 10 Leo jan
owski and wife. lots 40 and 431 in
Lasalle Park addition. 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11
REDS BUILD PLANE
TO CARRY 1000
Bolsheviki Finance Construc-
ton of Gigantic Flying
Machine.

MOSCOW. Feb. 10. - An airship
that can carry 1000 passengers Is be-
ing built By the Russian engineer
Makhonin. inventor Of the electric
train.
Il viii make its trial flight at Mos
COW May. /.
The soviet government IS back
ing the airship financially.
Ny new plane" says Alakhonin
will carry 1000 passengers or 6O.-
coo pounds 'of freiEht-about 967
tons. It's top speed viii be Sc miles
an hour. The motors will be $4,000
horse-pOwer. u viii have several
berth decks. connected By elevator.
An automobile. and airplane and a
motorboat will be carried for emer-
gency."
Russia built the worlds first giant
flying machine-the SikOrsky BIZ
plane.
The biggest German airsh.ps built
during the war had a lift OF a. tons
and a speed Of Is miles an hour.
Englands latest airshrip. the r.
so, can lift only 80 tons 10 travels
% miles an hour
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11
REAL ESTATE TRANS
FERS

Real estate transfers taken from
tho records Of the Indiana Title and
Loan CO.
william c. jackson ct al 70 Harry
Gray and wife, lot IA in Vernon
Heights addition. 81
Bertha Hsckenbert TO WILDER
Smith and wife. lot As in River
PARK. 81.
Henry Worster TO Nicholas Fetzer,
tract OF land in Center township. 81.
Adolph Kamm and wife 70 Fawn
Finch and wife. lot Il in O'Neu and
Schwab's addition to Mishawaka.
500.
John Taylor to Carl f. Leusch and
wife. part OF lot in Listers subdi-
vision, 81.
Wladyslaw Myszke and wife to
John Horvath and wife, lot rs in
Swygart's first addition, 81.
Clara Cohn and husband 70 Clara
r. Makielske. part Of lots and n
South Bend City addition, 81.
Clara Makielske to Max Cohn and
wife. part Of lots and 3 in South
Bend city addition. 81.
Jay c. Bowsher 70 John Nicol and
wife. lot "a In Gallagher's addition.
81.
John Beyrer and wife to John
Beyrer and Sons Roofing Co. lot as
IN Bowman's addition, 81.
Ella Whitmer to George Edward
Colip and wife, lot "A in Lser's first
addition. 81.
Theresa Trump Graham ana hus-
band 70 Theodore Corey and wife.
lot "a in College Green. 81.
Barbara Pincz TO John Baumgart-
uer and wife. undivided II Of lot
IS in Oak Grove subdivision, 81.
Adam Klaer ct al TO Bernard
Hanger and wife. one-half Of lot Il
in Heintzmans addition, $3.395.56.
Jessie r. Kellogg and her husband
10 James Cavina and wife, one-half
acre IN Walkerton.
Arthur DeWulf TO Ben Baer, lot
90 in Wards second addition to
NIishawaka. $3.50.
Jesse Pavey and wife TO National
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11

Lumber Co, lots I4s and $50 in
third plat OF Roseland park, 81.
Frances Gardner ct al 70 Alice
Beatrice Laing ct al, 50 acres in
Penn township. 81.
Theodore Kroblewski ct al To
James a. Benson and wife. tract Of
land in Portage township. 81.
James Kerr and wife 20 Building
& Loan association. part OF lots a.
and "a in Cushing and Lindsey's ad-
dition. 81.
Sarah Baker and husband 10 Lee
Otto Pellet and wife. lots u and
IS in Demler's second survey.
Macy Kuhn TO Lawrence Kuhn, 1
acre in Penn township. 81.
Oryis Hull and wife TO Harvey
Poynter and wife. lot IS in original
plat Of North Liberty. 81.
Nora Whitmer and husband 70 I.
G.. Bradford. part OF lot lis in Wen
gers fifth addition. 81.
Albert Kirkley and wife TO Charles
IT. Edwards and wife, six lots in
third plat Of Shetterly place. 81.
George Long and wife to Mary
McCarty and Ruth McCarty, lot 156
in Bowman's place addition, 81.
Samuel Robinson and wife 10 Or
ley Kizer and wife, part Of lot II in
William Miller's addition. 81.
Walter NJ Weld and wife 10 Louis
Horvath and wife. part OF lot p IN
College Grove addition. 81.
George Hastings TO Edith Kath-
1een Corners. lot 80 in Meadow
Brook farms addition, 81.
Leazore Chelminiak 20 Joseph
schreiner and wife. lots sc and ~ in
swygar"s replat Of swygart's third
addition. 81.
Joseph Schre.ner and wife and
Steve 10th TO Leauore NJ. Chele-
miniak. lot 256 in Linden place addi-
ton. 81.
st. Joseph Loan & Trust CO. 10
Mary Agnes Luther. lot p in Sorin's
first addition, S167.
George Hastings to Clarence Wy
/ coff, lot 3 in Meadow Brook farm
addition. 81.
/ St. Joseph Loan and Trust Co "a
Anna Bauer, lot q in Huey Heights
81
Charles Mumford and wife to Ma
tional Lumber Co, lot 50 in Fisher
/ South side survey. 81.
Narcissa Foster 20 Jessie Pavey
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11

lot Is. in Huston's subdivision. 81.
Leslie Whitcomb and Fred Keller
and wife 70 Homer Abshire and
Fellows addition, 81.
Elizabeth II. Beyler and Balentine
Beyler 10 John F. Weidler, tract Of
land in Center and Penn township.
silas Abbott and wife TO Louis
Horvath and wife, part OF lot one
in Oak Park addition, $500
Robert ". Briggs and wife 10
John r. Smith and wife, tract OF
land in Liberty township. 81.
Herman Tohulka and wife 10 Mat
thew Ach and vile. 50 acres in
Greene township. 81.
David Ramp 10 william s. Miller
and wife. lot in Oakland Park ad-
dition. 81.
David Guilfoyle and wife to Frank
Richter. lots 81. 50 and SO in Gull
foyle's and Houlihan's addition, 81.
August Jankowski and wife ct al
20 James A. Harness and wife. lot
127 in Lasalle's park addition. 81.
Seth Hammond to y. Elizabeth
Metzger. lot 90 in Hammond and
Whitcomb's addition. 81.
Charles A. Dolph and wife TO
Fred W. Reed and wife. lot $50 in
Hillcrest addition to Navarro place,
81.
Trustees Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church 10 Citizens Homes
Co. lot es in Henri Studebaker's
second addition, 81
Joseph c. Paxton 20 Fred 3. u
lery and wife. lot II IN Olive Heights
addition, 81
George Studebaker ct al to wal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11
SENDS NURSE AWAY;
WOMAN KILLS SELF

NEW YORK. Feb. 10.-while
suffering from illness. Mrs. Marion
Peters. wife OF joseph r. Peters.
president OF the Fairbanks Scales
Co. Jumped from a window on the
eighth floor OF the fashionable Bel
lenord apartment house today and
kiI!ed herself Mrs. Peters who has
been I'm great agony. sent her nurse
ont Of the room on a pretext. She
was % years old.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11
OUIJ4 JUST RUINS
SPOUSE'S HAPPINESS

CLEVELAND, Feb. 1O-Quija told
Mrs Eta Root that her husband
Charles Root. millionaire oil specu-
iator. was trifling with other women
and as a result she made his mar
Red life miserable. was the evidence
given by Root when his suit for d.
vorce was heard lie said that when
he was absent from home his wife
spent her time listening 70 the story
told BY "Ouija" and that when he
returned she upbraided him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11

inck's revised. plat, 81
Arthur snyder to Union Trust Co..
lot 9. in Floral Park addition, 81.
Adolphus Bradbrooli and wife TO
Samuel Pascon and wife, lot Is in
Elders first addition, 81.
Wojciech Zientowske andWladys-
law Zientowski 20 Grzegorz Woicik
and wife. part Of lots 81 and 90 in
Gorsuch's fifth addition, 81.
Thomas Hodgin and wife to
Charles T. Knapp. 3S5 acres in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11
Harris township, 81.

Harris township, 81.
Charles weidler and wife 10 Ben
jamin Wrobleske, lot 2S3 in Floral
park subdivision, 81.
Frank q. Due 70 Ada Clark, lot 1
in Kirby, Hartman and Miller's sub
division. $500.
Christiana Bernhard and her hus-
band 10 Frank II. Mack. part Of lot
Is in Huston's subdivision, 81.
Frank Mack and wife TO Christiana
Bernhard and her husband, part Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11

lots 149 and $50 in second plat Of
ROseland park, 81.
Jacob Fulmer to Frederick Stock
niger, lot 125 in Byrkit's third plat
in the city OF Mishawaka 81.
Clarence Hushower and wife To-
South Bend Lumber Co.. lot 40 in
Wenger and Kreighbaum's addition
81.
Norris Mueninck and wife 10
Emelie DeVuysere. lot 9 in Meun-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11

You can't make mistake here We you absolute
Observation-Disclosures fit satisfaction quality salts
faction as TO wear.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11

This is your opportunity to profit by this most
extraordinary chance to save on merchandise of
the highest standard quality. Suits and Over
coats in great assortments, styles, sizes and pro-
portions to fit all sizes and all tastes Single and
double-breasted, smooth and rough fabrics