South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 92, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 April 1916 — Page 8

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MISHAWAKA GENERAL NEWS News-Times OfHce: 111 South Main Street. Home Phone 118; Bell 10

OFFICIALS WILL MEET

EOWLING SCORES

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;mtSettlement of Street Clearing

Proposition to be Threshed Out Soon.

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thf dbplay.s froni thf .-td'wal lev. hut that hrro arc a fw who rcfuso to do it. nnd lir ciiu. of ths fnv thf r"t of the mm hanis rannot do it Mithont a loss of hii.c Thf ih'Mnitr dato of ;v m- tint,' Avill proh.ihly ho lo idod upon Monday niortii:' at thv moetini; of tho hoard of wmLs. tho t-oiiricil in' ts on Monday nU'h! ;;nd as tho o:ü. ; .lie rnious to y.ct tin-, mattor a ri a ii-:-m1. it Ioiks a. ii thf lato will he Ti.d w r Wf l'iosday nii;ht.

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SPORT TO BE TRACK

Baseball Abolished Except as

Interciass Activity by Student Body.

FIFTY PEOPLE ENJOY APRIL FOOL SOCIAL

Trach will tho otf.cial interholasiic spurt at tho high school this sprinp. ncrdin t a decision made hy the hijrh school atudent at thf !co itn i ?tir. Kriday aftern.m. Basohall as an intercholastio activity was frowned upon hy the students, hut it was stronnly advotated a. an intorcla.Kj sport. Th rhiof objection to hasohall was that the roxt was too great in proportion to the amount of interest shown ami the money taken in during the season. Prin. Horton stated that if hasehall was adopted as a sport, the school would stand for half the suits at the end of the season. He also i-'aid that if interscholastic basehall was adopted thii jcar, it was the last time the national same would he permitted here. As this was holding the baseball men very closp the students voted for interciass 'Competition in the hopes of arousing interest in the .Port ;nd of having a team in another year. Officers were ele-ctei for the next s weeks, as follows: Milo Boles, j. resident; Dema Lapfli. secretary; Hoy Parrlsh, sergeant-at-arms. Tho program which was Resented was onfl of the best of the ix weeks period under the regime o f the old officers. The numbers were as follows: Piano solo. Harriet Johnson: vocal duet. .Margaret Harbor and Viola Iimbert; a short play by CJrace SpHngler, Margaret Harbor. James .weitzer sind Charles Van Winkle, and an excellent lyceum paper by loa Ioapold. AnnunceiTient was made that the spring vacation would extend from Monday. April -i, until Monday, April

Fifty per5on attended tho April fool social gien under tho auspices of tho Christian I'ndoavor society of the First Presbyterian church in the church parlors Friday evening. The affair proved to 1 a real "'April fool" party. Tho program opened with the good night numbers, after which luncheon was served. (James Cime next and the entertainment cloned with a welcome address. The decorations were also in keeping with April fool f day. The committee in charee of the

affair was composed of th follow- i ing: Miss Viola Iirnhert. chairman;; Jdin P.runott. phanor Howlrtt. 1'lareiico Kurtz, t'letis Ives and li;a Hvam. !

Member.' of the lidies' Aid society of the First Presbyterian church cnjoed their annual thimb'e at the homo of Mrs. Irving Iluby. Ml II. Fourth st.. Friday afterr.oon. At this time all Faster ofTerint;.' by the indiv iiluals of the society ar given and although the exact amount for this year is not known, it h believed that it will exceed that of previous vears. As each member made their presentation an original rhyme de. seribins the wnv the money vvas realized was given. A luni heon was served by the hostesf.

MISS DOROTHY MIX ENTERTAINS FRIENDS

Stop payip- rent and buy a home on easy payments in the People's Building ami Ian Assn., A. .1. Shindler. Secretary. Advt.

As a courtesy to Miss Fdith Mason f St. Joseph. Mich., and Mis Helen I.an?, who is home from tne Bra Hey 'hrol. Peoria. III., for b,-r y;-ring vacat.on. Mis I)roihy Mix entertained at an enioyaMe part' Fridav even.n at her home. 4;: Lincoln .vav F. Th hni;. was beautiful wst.h an abundance of snrinc l',ovei-s. Fancy and modern lancing featured tho eve nine's program. An elaborate luncheon was served covers being laid for 2 4.

visiti(; in DirrnoiT. Mrs. Henry Buckel and daughter Miss MarcelU, X. Main St.. have gone 1o Detroit. Mich., to spend several days visiting with the former's sn. Clem Buckel.

MISHAWAKA !M:HMAI. Mrs. Fliza:eth Longhrn mir; son Jim from Plymouth. Ind.. are in the city, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jdin Snyder. 12; W. Ninth st. Mi.s Harriet Crtim leaves today for Warsaw. Ind.. where she will spend a week's vacation. Mrs. K. S. Lücke. Flkhart. Ind.. was in the city Friday to visit her sons. Walter and Bichard. Mrs. Harry Beach and daughter of Goshen were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hdsall. 12.". K. Twelfth st.. Friday afternoon.

l'AI.Si; A1AI1M. A fplit circuit caused a false alarm of tiie at the tire statu. n I-'ridav aftmoon al.'out 1 o' b. k.

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Spring vacation in all the schools of the city will he enjoyed the first week in April. The many teachers that have left to spend the weelc with relatives are Miss Katherine Bockhart. Kalamazoo. Mi-h.; Miss Cecile Howe. Bloomingtou, Ind.; Miss L'dna Hockette, Wabash. Ind.: Miss June FddinJield, Crawfordville, Ind.; Miss Helen Immel, Akron and Cleveland. Ohio: Miss Helen Miller. Chelsea. Mich.; Miss Alice Van Wagner, Bigonier, Ind.; Miss Crace Turner, Chicago, and Charles Se.Ticlar, Bichmond, Ind.

HIDE THIEF WAIVES EXTRADITION PAPERS

B-:- your A dvt.

ulk s.M'ds at Würz Bros.

MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED WANT ADS

1 '" ' B SABF Be.tsotn ble. seven-room hoiiM'. modern and well arranged; If minutes' v,,'lk from rrbber factory, two blo.-ks from Battcll park anil ar. Terms on part. "Jome plmnc 72'.

APKII, MICirriNG .MiTriioDisT immu:uiioon. The Methodist Brotherhood will hold their April meeting on Tuesday evening. April 4th. Mr. Samuel B. PettenKill. a well known South Bond attorney, who is a very interesting speaker, will give the address. Mr. Arthur Shank, baritone, will sing, and :Olonugh's orchestra .v ill play. There will also be some r.c.v social features, including lunch. All men invited. Advt.

Charles Lyons, the hide thief arrested by the lcal police, will not liKht extradition to Milford, 111., to ans-vver to the charge of grand larceny, according to his attorney, Isaac K. Parts. Milford authorities were expected here Friday night or early Saturday morning, and on their return. Lyons will accompany them. Lyons protests his innocence, maintaining he Is the victim of a frame-up by his brother, Kd Iyons. and George Wilson. "When arrested Thursday night. Lyons tried to effect fc.li escape snatching for Detective Turbush'a sun, but instead meeting that huky offlcer's fist. He made no further attempts to get away.

William C

MISHAWAKA BOY WEDS WEALTHY CHICAGO GIRL

N TI F - 1 f foiindrv man w ho applied at Xevv York Central freight ho se for jo! Frblav evening, will all on agent iL will be t. his interest.

i:nti:ktain cijrn. Mrs. C. F. Gooley and Mrs. W. S. Teisser pleasantly entertained the Iirkin club at the home of Mrs. (looley. 310 V. Lawrence st.. Friday

afternoon. The afternoon was spent

in social pastime, musical selections

Clarence Bunn, a former Mishawaka boy, and now manager of the branch office of the World Film Co. at Washington. T. C.. will be married today to Miss Mabel Clark, a wealthy Chicago girl. The couple met . several years ago at a house p. arty at Diamond lake and the match was the result of the meeting.

Lincoln Theater TODAY

. Burns

In the 5,000,000

Counterfeit, n

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The most thrilling: secret service play ever staged. The inside story of the celebrated Philadelphia mystery. Detective EUirns' greatest case. Tomorrow By Special Riqucst Triangle Keystone Corned v 4 Parts 4 "The Submarine Pirate" Two-Part Western Drama "The Struggle" Monday Jesse L. Lasky Presents . Geraldine Farrar

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Carmen

Adults 10c

Children 5c

1 'Ml SAL! NVw seven-room house ui Smith st - iMv.nents. Sevon-

foom hotis't on ". I.iwretn'e st. ' Bürge traft of gro.md with two1 houses, corner of I'uion and Fourth' -!. Chol ,-. ,tant residence lots till, C:(lh;i,.n .ipd Vlli" sis. These lots luv. the natural forest tr. es. Bo- j ( :!e-l rtt i.n and nver. Ya-I ; ; rt lots on W. Sixth st.. W. Seventh' and Smith st. Now is the tinioj to i-.uy Mishawaka property. William; H ipp. Jefferson '".hU.. South Bend. I Ind. Phon. i:.7i. j

Frank Christoph, jr., will leave

im s.ui.u p.. sinne, mu.-uai seiecuous : ft f,ir.., Hie mnmln- to nt

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!f guests pres

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i m:st .n ri:v m s i.ici:si:. Mishawaka's lirst jitney bus liconse, under the operation of the ordinance recently adopted by the council, was issued by City Clerk Joseph leLoronzi. Saturday morning. The applicant was W. H. Wanbaugh. 22: X. Spring st.

best man at the wedding. He will probably return Sunday night or Monday morning.

vism sc. iArc.irn:n. Mrs. Bsther Shenefelt and grandson. Irving Wilson. 123 W. Eighth st.. left Saturday for Ijosransport. Ind.. where they will spend one week visiting with the former's daughter, Mrs. Lawrence P. Bhinehart.

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. Mj di:ntal orncios in Mishawaka will be closed Wednesday afternoons and evenings

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fob SALF j o'ing hoi.-f. from l.",, t Ouarani et d a some 1 i ; i - ui Call at L'24 S. Homo phone 1

i-'C B SALF 1 I Po!a:c. f i s -r v i . 1 : pure ".'I'd ;

"ash or credit. 2." and niaics weithin.: t . .'.(' a pounds ea h . represt nt d. Also unt d team harness. Main sr.. Mi-ha aka. ' .',

Thrte eariin bii;i 'l.m l boars ready ':-. r. d stock. Three '.ir.s-y bull calves.

cam: msrroNnn. The case of Jasper Vloai ünck.

charged with stealing a numl er ot , from April 1st to Le-. 1st.

pigeons from Alfred Vertfa tiwen. was. continued until Tuesday morning Don't over-look the fact that dewhen the case was called in police posits made before April 12th with court Saturday. j the First Trust & Savines Company. J in same building and under same Hi:.MOIi:i.!(; Pi:itMIT. ' management as Tir?t Xational Bank. A permit to J. P. Pinny for the-J will draw interest at r from April remodeling f his house at 7 0 K. 1st. Advt. Third st.. was issued bv City i Mark - L.

deLorer.7i Saturday amount was $200.

Open Your Savings Account With The North Side Trust&Savings Company

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On Savings Accounts. Money Deposited Before April 12th Draws 4S Interest from April 1st.

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visrnx; sisti:k. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Protsman of

iConvov. (.. are in the city visitinri jwlth the former's sister. Mrs. W. I. iWall.uh. 1 1' 4 1 2 Lincoln way W.

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('o(;ki;(;atioal mi:itin;. The M'iarterly congregational meeting of the St. Peter's Buthern congregation will be held at the church Sumlav afternoon at 2 o'clock.

I'oB S LF - '.o' se. w.gon. harness ar. Is rr. C. I .. IVv.'!. 121.". Margaret t. Ili'ir,!' phtir.e 4i2.

FAB.Vi SALF n Unco In h-sh vay. ." acres. Giavr'.iy loam. F.t.iMTif jI ;ii.r fiont. St. Jae river. Oaarter mb- i mterurban step. Goo.J fair ; u:b!lnrs. and apple orchard. .i A. H.over. o27 K Xinth t-'.. M-hn w.ik.i. Hotne phvn B3t7.

pa.ioy iim:il Mr. and Mrs. Fdward Gay. K. Third st.. entertained at a H o'clock dinner Friday evening. The table decoration;1 were carnations.

B SALK Nine loom h lo? vi 2 F. Third st f 'i'iinrn ex a pt farn.-ce.

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aiti:nthx moosi:. All members are requested to atitend Interurban meeting held at I KIkhart Saturday eening. special ! cars will lrae club rooms at 7:..0

o'clock. Adt.

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, Ivan K. Smith. 1entist. Booms 2 Fngledrum Bldg. Bell phone

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Cardn et-ds of all kinds, hulk or

Money deposited in this bank on or before April 12th, 1916, will draw four (4Tc) per cent interest from April 1st, 1916. The Mishawaka Trust and Savings Co. The Oldest Bank in Mishawaka Solicits Your Business.

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Go-Carts, and Reed Carriages in all finishes Gray, Brown, Old Ivory--reduced in price for this ten day sale. You have a great choice of styles and upholstering. We have also included the fashionable Gondola (the hit of the season in baby carriages). The gondola combines charm and grace with durability and comfort. Priced as low as $22.50. Make your selection at once. We'll deliver to suit your convenience. Credit if you want it.

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MISHAWAKA,

BIRTHDAY SURPRISE FOR MRS. DON RICH

Miss II.u-! W.-t ' pb .ar.tiv entertain-.! a numb r of fuep-:., it a surprise L.rthd.iv p.irtv .n ::'".- of her aunt. Ml- I ):'. Bah F. G;o.. st.. Fndav' ever.i'.iC. P I' o I e s s 1 v . t ed: o va ojo feat Hi es. or at . W h : '. o . thf tirst p! i.. a::d A :'h ;r K.r ;:. r. the consolation. A peanut r.r.!e.t

rurnisne-i m an ann.sfrret t and s ilted in tho ,:.rsr favo-- be;"g .,a ed to John Bt:s h TV. i n. v ; S Porter received th -ono'.,;.

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The Ideal Musical Comedy Co. Presents a One-Act Ttiiietul Kirce witli Oi:ls, lintitkM

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The Sailor (jirls. The Military (ii:l. Umciny. Balnciol!: And the CruneJian De Luxe Ph-a'Lro. Three-Part Western 1 .mi.t

THE ICONOCLAST"

CHARLIE CHAPLIN in

"UIC Rriicir- Ai r ADUrD'

ADULTS 15c CHILDREN 5c

Money Deposited With Us Before April 12th Will Draw Interest from April 1st

First Trust & Savings Co. MISHAWAKA, IND. In the same building and under the same management as the

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ST NATIONAL BANK Combined Resources $1,900,000.

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"As a Woman Sows" Featuring the Popular Broadway Stars Alex Gaden 8c Gertrude Robinson A Stirring Drama of Love and retribution in 5 Acts. We iire all that can to attend our daily matinees on account of the lare crowds in the evening. Coming Sunday Extra Special. The Popular Screen Favorite JANE GAIL in

"Rupert of Hentzau" Beautiful Photoplay. Sequel m Anthony Ilupe 'The Prisoner of Zenda"

rThe Splendid Acting. .ri r . r i ...

Pa b the fcieautitul oettines.

y The Violent Combat and Exciting Scenes. 33 T, i t c i

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IN EAST MISHAWAKA

Can sell you choice Iota on East Second St. or Lincoln Highway Elast at prices that will astonish ycu. Pavements, sewer, water and (ras in front of every lot. Also a few lots on E. Third and E. Fourth St WILL BUILD YOU A HOUSE ON ANY ONE OF THESE LOTS IF SO DESIRED.

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Business men all advise investments in real estate. These are the most beautiful additions in Mishawaka. COME AND SEE ME AND LET US TALK IT OVER. Can make terms on any of these lots or houses and lots that will suit you. Monthly Payments or Discount For Cash

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1403 E. Second St Home Phone 306.

Do not hesitate to use the phone.

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