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MISHA WAKA GENERAL NEWS Neun-Times Office: 111 South Main Street. Home Phone 118; Bell 10 I . . -.- . c- v

THE BIBLE iS'iD LIFE IS TOPIC OF SERMON Dr. Edwards Refers to Book! as Biggest Piece of Literature in World. In ni -f to, o F.i .1- . i 1 i ' i r h hi s-i-rmon on . at th MeiliO!:,nrr.l!.-', lie'.'. referred to th-.- !- of lltT.ln ! FO. S mv1;. 1 i M. i:.!v. l.M.k as the hu' ti re in th ' v . r 1 I v u a s there a im r;!i n u i f M a i t . n t'-mp'i d 7 Why lo ami a woman vc h;iv tli stt.rv of Ahrah.ira an-i P-aac yond i n Mori ih's s'immit 7 Why do we1 Ii.ie a !a'. id t ;mii-r his harp an-I m riant; ha v a J .-lis? rlns.i:;' turv of h;s lyri'- son.-- . V. hy do we i 'h do , h.e, in the ir pafT'-s of thi-: :iM, a pic.f the Ceie.-tjal t' US .'I j-10n tlie r.itlülls Seer'.' Simply !.''- these- are in life." said the from 'a us i . e . there uaker. "Th're is a anh.-n; i.s a tempter: there is a fall. Mid the Plight of that fall has fallen on man. We feel its terror and its trauetly. Why? l',-i-;tu" there i (line tiiiM s in our livis when we must fr to Mount Mot iah. and when the hopfs of the ears .'11, d the ,'lf(fetions of the he:trt and the pl.-ins and castles which we have huilt mu-'i all ! taken in the hand and v.ei;rhed a'ain-t the human sacripce. Thf re dm,! he a sacrilicial alt .r in every life. ., there must he one In tlie i:i! lo. Why? IW eau.se v e have t . ert hanted and pursued 'Ii 1 nvi d. an I yet are al le, periVlIGHAVAKA CLASSIFIED WANT ADS ' ALL CLASsiril I) AIIVKKTPKMLM.S Mi: ria in aivan k. ANTi'iU '.y yniiri; man. room and hoard in private family; south fide, central. 'a 17, .News-Times. roll i:i;T Two furnished rooms for lUht hoasekei-pinr. Modern nr d centrally lo-'ated. Apply NewsTimes h'a e. Vjll Ki:NT ha rye furnished room with epv-et and kitch-nette. suitid de lor h 'ht ho useh i i' j : nu. lit W. Marion st. Home phoee AT 12. ki:.l i:sr.n:. Pull SAhl." I'.i -:ht room hou-te, all modern. Pira.'e m conne tion. Imniiie West st. Jell phone '"'. pAiicAix ix im: .'i .i:v iiursi; on Mast Lrvri'inr st. Modern j,i;in!'inu. 1 :.i.-y term--. (J. W. Uialr, r.oth jdiones, No. -2 1. FOi: SA LH--Modern eiirht-room hdiiH1. one block from hitrdi school, three blocks from business district. M-.st --I t oi.ee. I:ii'iiic 2'."S S. Hill hi., alter C p. m.. or Saturday afteri.oon. I AHM LANDS. oll SA l.i;--vl air -j. 1 -am la-.d, .0 o it l.rilf rich black ("i'.i the 1 u It ; fro:.; Of Ne 1 1-2 Win a v -' mi'e -1 id. county -. . m'v. t.i ! l i e. .Mich.. : i ul; rii:i only t . ' ". ! : .-t.ii. Fri e : i ' t '. w nie -..iri", p Small paya montli. :t. biuyrr. ' h.e idiom T: Ft i i M '.dp I'O!: S.M.i: MIM'i I.IAMOI S. ,l; i! ! : in vy, o', !-:', . Ib. P. an. M i.-!'.;1 w a !n.'i 1 1 I ; . I a' w . i v rAFI t o ' - " I V n ! J 'RUST & SAVINGS :OMPANY Don't MiTOM POWELL'S MAMMOTH MINSTRELS at ifi- rr.VI l Ii Y, Friday, Va I ii 1 1 l.i and -uinl.il. i i 1 f

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it" thf opposition to tune and Mug oar oiis of our harp-, hope." -The FiM it al fri.es read today f.a"r""l past conu-.s out of life, and I hack into life. As w i th'se ttories from th" ' we are helped, udmonishfd. ri;T(ved, convicted r jpired. If man In F.den once infell. ve n i J protection from our sins.1 If Ahraharn in the supreme mom-j ejit of tri.il in his life could come to ' the point of sacrifice we read this story and are led to make our sai ri:i( A largo nttendnnce heard Dr. Charles I-:. I'.arker. of iVashimrton. in the Methodist church Sunday evening. Hi.s topic was "flow to he Always Happy." RALLY Oft! OBSERVED BY SUNDAY SCHOOLS Both First Baptist and Immanuel Baptists Hold Special Services. i: illv dav was ot'served Sunday by the Sunday school departments of the First Uaptist church and he Immanuel Uaptist church. At the latter church, installation f officers was also held. Services were held at Winey hall for the First Uaptists Sunday niorniri' at '.:4r. o'clock. Mr. Jontz, of the Y. M. C A. of South Uend was Iresent and delivered the chief address. Other talks were also yiven hy the pastor. I lev. K. F. Shouftler anil other otlicers of the Sunday schrol. Special music, both vocal and instrumental, was contributed. The services were largely attended. Kev. Shouflkr, C. P. Lowery and rieorye F. Frank comprised the committee in charge of the affair. The otlicers installed at the Immanuel Faptist church were as follows: J. 11. Heese, superintendent; W. ;. Van Til bun, assistant superintendent; C. U. Storms, secretary; Hilton Mil'er, assistant secretary; Miss Fthel Finch, treasurer; Mrs. Leora Storms. pianist; Miss Zena Van Tilhury, assistant pianist: W. Panneill. choirister; Mrs. Valter Field, superintendent, primary department; Miss Mabel Heese, superintendent home department; and Mrs. 1. Q. Hay, superintendent cradle roll. HOARD OP WORKS. Hearings were heard and adopted, on improvements on the alley between Spring and Mill sts.. from Lincoln way to Third st., and a lateral sewer on Sarah st. No remonstrators were present. Henry Heed, representing the firm f Heed and Sons, appeared before the board and was granted permission to lay an industrial track to haul gravel for the r epairing of the Heebo road on Union st. City Atty. Ralph Jerncgan. Engineer Cole and Street Commissioner Charles Poolittle were appointed, to draw up an indemnity bond. Fids for the Sarah st. sewer will !e advertised for. CITY CO CRT NOTES. William Frown, an undesirable drunkard, who was arrested by Detective John Weaver Sunday night for public indecency and drunkenness, was given a severe lecture and !.:. d ? " and costs Monday morr.imr by Judge Fi ig. Not beinc able to pay. be was taken to the county jii! for I." days. Julius Foryswoski was given a -uspendc'l tine of J and costs for drunkenness. Van I 'er Sliamburer paid a fine f 1 and co-ts for bein intoxicated. i:TniTis roi; mother. Mrs. Augu.-t. Doll. 310 W. Eighth st.. entertained at a f. o'clock dinner Sunday in honor of her mother, Mrs. Mary Sammett's birthday anniversary. The decorations were fall i'oms. Covers were laid for ir wests. The evening was spent socially, ear. Is and music beinc the chief features. ' Money deposited on or befoi HH'. ill draw int rest re Oct. front O' t. 1. Mishawaka Trust vi Savings Co.. the oldest and largest capitaliel trust company in the city. Advt. MONEY UilPOSITED before OCTOBER 12TH will draw Four Per Cent Interest from OCTOBER 1ST. FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS CO. of Mishawaka. In same ruildin and under same management as FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Combined Resources Over Two Million Dollars.

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mm TO LOSES FIBST GUI Defeated by Jolly Fellows Club in Hard Fought Game, 6 to 0. The Premona football team e.ven it's first beatimr Sunday irnoon on the North Side Wl.'i aftLall Grounds, when the Jolly Fellow's club of South Fend defeated thein 0 to . This is the first ame the locals have lost. in two years, and it was won by the IJenders on account of the weakened condition of the I'rernona line. Although the local players foujrht spiritedly throughout the game, the visitors had no trouble in making consistent pains through the line, and frequently Powell, fullback, would make ten and fifteen yards around end. The tally wa secured in the third quarter, when Powell smashed through center for live yards and Koal. after Neuland had fumbled a punt and a yisitins player had recovered it. Holland and Smith made the majority of the locals pains. Wein berg. Garrison and Jarret played j good p.imes on the lines, especially Weinberg who stopped many a long Kain by his effective tackling. Powell Zitier and ..aRle starred for the visitors. .lolly Fellow ; IVoiiona O laKle Ganser Left End Gordon . Garrison Quaintanco Ostler . . . Win gat Left Tackle Left Guard Center Codier Schott Greenburg . . . ; Right Guard Johnny Jarret UiPTht Tackle Palter . . Good neck Zitier ... Hrinkman Powell . . Honnl Right End ?:ilsasser Holland . . Smith Neuland Quarterback Left Halfback Right Halfback Fullback BOWLING STANDINGS City Lrfnijrne. Alaskans .i .s.T .tu;; . .Vä ..il0 . 7a k .4 41 I remon.i Ih'O'ders UiiMier Re ... City Jbill lU-rglioff Dill's Specials 4 ::.:;! IUgul.irs 2 Amateur 4 Cardinal ... Horse toners l'-Z Uill ... Quality Cash Alpha lot ... Federal .... Submarines . 4 4 t 4 t 1 1 0 ..(; .OoO 10O0 .cry, UlliVS braves S'iiri I'ejis Kllascis Canadians J. C.'s Jlinmie and iloat Nat. (Jroc 0 1 1 1 o 1 1 1 0 .(MK) lOiVI . i'.tu; .f.i-.'j (H0 Ca Company Lencue. Fixture A res Heaters .Mantles Ibinires Lamps . 0 1 1 1 1 0 ui;i;k m m:nii.i:. MONDAY. City Lr-.icue. Kegnlars vs. City Hall. I'.erhnff vs. Alakan. TV I IS DAY. . .osiers vs. Dad's Speial. W KD NHS DAY. Premmi.i vs. Kubher Ke. MONDAY. M ih.iwala I.acvie. Amateurs vs. Submarine. TU KS D..Y. 1 p-resh'er vs. l-Vilerals. Alphabets vs. Cardinal.. WKDNKKDAY.Miality Cash vs. Iii: I.ens. m THFUSDAY. ST:t4-ll I'Ui;u(i. Kll lasers vs. Kileys. .linimie and Hot vs. Nat. 05rr .1. c.'s vs. CariUnrils. Some Peps vs. braves. LINCOLN TODAY. Hillie Hurke, will appear in the J 1 4th chapter of "Gloria's Romance" I at the Hincoln theater today. As an added attraction Hed Feather Photoplays presents the KTeat American drama "The Way of the World" by Clyde Fitch featuring Hobart P.os worth and Dorothy Davenport. ! MHITTINO is dontroned. i A meeting of the ladies' Aid soleiety of the English Lutheran church scheduled for Wednesday j has been postponed to Friday, on .act cunt of the centennial celehra- ' tion. This meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. J. R. Dunn. j NOTICE CONSEMEILS. Grocers and Hutchers will conj tir.ue closing their places of business Wednesday afternoon until after ( Nov. 1st. Advt. ""1 -vcij Coming to Century TOM POWELL'S MAMMOTH MINSTRELS p'-Jt

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FINAL PAGEANT REHEARSAL TODAY Children to (in .Through Parts t SiriiichrMk Park at 3 OYlixk. Cast in Imming.

All the Mishawaka r arti ij ants n the jiaeant will assemhle atSprin'brook park this afternoon aral evening for 'ho tinal rehearsals. It is absolutely necessary that everyone he on hand for these j'.nal rehearsals. The thUdl en w ill rehearse for the last time at Sprin frbrook at o'clock in the afternoon. The cast and members of the adult chorus will rehears- in the evening, cast must If at the park at The 7:30, the a Je It chorus must be ther" not later than I o'clock. Hadpes which will pive all the members of the cast and ehoms admission to the p;rk grounds durinir the celebration and I free seat will be distributed at the rehearsals today. The electric !aton will be used in the chorus rehearsals The children will be taken to the grounds free of chartre on the street cars this afternoon. Children from the various schools will take the cars at the following places: South side school at Lincoln way . and Main at 2:30. P.injTham school at Third and Cedar at 2:IZ. Hattell school at Main and Hattell at 2:20. Ilitrh main school at Lincoln way W. and West at 2 : :i 3 . . rL. liavo s iiarocni ii scnooi at niun ool t St. Monica's parochial high school at 2:23. school at OF CITY PASSES AWAY Luther Cass Dies After Six Years' Illness Was Born in Quebec. Luther Cass, one of the city's oldest and richest residents, passed away Monday morning at 4 o'clock. IIo had been ailing for the past six years. Death was caused by senile. Mr. Cass wa.s born June L'C, 181 in Stanstead, Quebec province, Canada, beintr SO years old at the time of his death. Finishing school in Canada at the ago of 17, he entered a bank as a clerk and worked for 10 years. Then he started a mercantile establishment. In 1SS1 he sold out and came to Mishawaka, where with hi.s brother-in-law, J. W. Hutchinson, he bought the A. Cass drug store. which was at that time owned by his father-in-law. He was formerly a director of the First National and First Trust and Savings bank for i:i years. At one time he owned contsiderable property in Mishawaka. but at the present time, according to Mr. Hutchinson, most of his wealth is In bank stocks. He was always known a.s an honest and honorable man. He has not been active in business affairs for over six years. On Oct. S. IST:1., he was married to Miss Nancy Cass, a third cousin, who survives. He also leaves a brother, J. Wclley C.iss-. Ayers Cliff. Province of Quebec, and a sister, Marina F. Leavitt, Ashland. .Mass. His parents have been dead for many years. As yet no funeral arrangements have been made. MISHAWAKA ri'NERALS. Funeral services for Mrs. Vincent Hrunner, sr., f.20 E. Joseph st,. will be held Wedneday morning at o'clock from ,t. Monica's Catholic church. Rev. Father John II. Dieckmann. will otliciate. Hurial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. Gustave Haade, '220 E. Ninth st.. was held from S't. Andrew's Evangelical church. Monday afternoon at 2 :."') o'clock. Hev. Martin Ooffeney of South F.end ofnciateiT. Durial was in the City cemetery. Funeral services for Rev. Henry J. Finch were held Sunday afternoon at 2:SG o'clock from the Immanuel Haptist church. Dev. A. J. Fnthank, othViated. Hurial va- in the iTitv cemetery. ;i'ITS AT DINNER. Mrs. Julia Coffeen and son. Frank Cofteen, were guests at a 7 o'clock dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fetters. 205 H. Eighth st. Covers were laid for nine. The dinner was in the nature of a farewell as Mrs. Coffeen and her son left Monday afternoon for Arkansas. Mrs. Coffeen will ixo to Knol le. Ark., where she will reside with her son. Hev. Walter 11. Coffeen. Mr. Coffeen will go to Little Hock, where he will resume, his studies at St. John's college. e .MISHAWAKA IS DECORATING. While a) little tardy in getting its decorations started. Mishawaka commenced Monday to display its bunting and by Tuesday it is expected that all the huildincs will make , a display on t ! centennial, and the occasion of the 1 the vi.-it of the au tomobile parade wnien will pass through this city during the week. Tickets and procrams for the Springbrook celebration ha e been placed on sale at the b R. Lir,-' Co.. hard waif store. Si:CURE CARTERS. Ixval republicans have rented .quarters on the third four of the Phoenix building, vomer of Main and Second fc's., where all their

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' eveninc. Shrjihanl J. Crumpacker. I South IWn-I. will aMress a mating .m-l will refVr j-articula rly to the gitniti'n laws. i:X.!OY l AMll V IHNM'Il. Mr. an-l Mr. YYilli.irr T. Ii!tz. ! :t'2 S. I'nion s delightfully entertained at a family dinner Sunday : j afternoon at 1 o'clock. The affair j w.us in honor of the hirtndav anni-i j versary of Mrs. Oiltz. The decorations were fall llowers laid fop 20. Covers were The afternoon was .--pert in social! diversions. Mrs. Inltz was the recipient -of a number of heautiful presf-nts. i:ti:kt.is roit ;n:sTs. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kamm, sr., Lincoln way W.. pleü;r.tly entertained at a 12 o'clock dinner Sunday. The affair was in honor of their fruests. Mrs. Martin Wolf of I-aporte. Ind., and her mother. Mrs. Irr of Huffalo. N. Y. Covers were laid for 12. iiKi mi.stiu:l show coming. Tom Powell's Minstrels are cornin; to the Century theater and will open a three days eninurement Friday evening. This is one of the hltrest bills ever offered at this local playhouse. VISITING HI NATIVES. Mrs. David Hollingshead and Mrs. Frank Harmon of Reading, Mich., are l-iting Mr. and Mrs.'T. P. McDonouoch. 202 Cleveland St.. for sev eral -days. Mrs. Hollingshead is the grand-parent of Mr. McDonourh. TO WED IN WI'ST. VA. William and George Orum left for Huntington. W. Va., where the former will be united in marriage the latter part of the week. Mr. From and hi brtde will come to Mishawaka to reside. FRED COHIDKAX FIXED. Fred Corporan. former ioliceman, was given a fine of $1 and costs for striking Fred Hloomer last Tuesday in the city court Monday morning by Judge Ralph Feig. TO MEI7T TOXIC.llT. A meeting of the Golden Rule Pablo class of the First Evangelical church will be hel d at the home of Mrs. Harn Eberbart, 4 22 W. Dattel! sL, tonight. ElTrrUX FROM HONEYMOON. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Harnard. who were recently married, have returned from Detroit, Mich., where they spent their honejTnoon and will reside at 216 S. Race st. CAR JUMPS TRACK. A north side car jumped the track at the east end loop Monday morning, and interferred with the service for a short time. The accident was caused by the spreading of a rail. CITY EMPIyOYFJS HAPPY. City "cops." lire-lighters, clerks and other employe's were aJl gay today. The reason was that City Clerk DeLorenzi "dished" out the bimonthly pay envelopes. HALF DAY OIT. . Students takln? part in the centennial celebration at Springbrook park were given Monday afternoon off to rehearse their parts. MAYOR AT CAPITAL. Mayor Ralph Gaylor is at the state capital. Indianapolis, on business. MISHAWAKA PERSONALS. W. E. Hricst is in Rryan. O. Mrs. Catherine I Llove of Jviporte, i visiting with relatives here. Mrs. .S. Tollman, residing north of South Rend visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Fetters. 203 E. Eighth st. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. I)eyo. motored to Simonton lake, near Elkhart Sunday. Mrs. Martin Wolf of Laporte. Ind.. and her mother. Mrs. Irr, of Ruffalo, N. Y., were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adolphs Kamm, sr., Lincoln Way W. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Overstand of Joliet, 111., are spending a week with relatives here. Miss Arizona .-Uyvus, will leave Faturday for her home in Hooker, Okla., after spending so vera I months as the guest of her sister. Mrs. Fred Freeman. ?.l 4 N. Cedar st. Miss Catherine Hong has returned to her home in Kokorno, Ind., after spending a two weeks" vacation with relatives here. RIVER PARK Sunday school rall day observed at the Methodist episcopal cnurcn Sunday. The promotion of classes featured the f:30 service, and at lOrJO a rally day program was rendered, which consisted of musical selections, both vocal and instrumental, by the classes. Short addresses by Marshall Rail, superintendent, and Frank E. Wolfe, assistant superintendent. Members of the True Flue class gave sketches of early Methodism and the Sunday school. There was no other service at the church and the league members attended the mass meeting at the Epworth Memorial church in South Rend, after which they went to the Iliph school auditorium to I hear .Mel Trotter. i Th reirular mid-week prayer : service of the church will be held TT i i d i rati VI Coming to the CENTURY A rare treat in MINSTRELSY Friday, Saturday and Sunday. ! 5 r if Hi i jjf' Ik mikmm

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-7 --'" , 'f..' --3 X I h x'. v:;.-' D 1 :'.' ::.--... v-iJf , ' J---.--1 ii i TAMILS COU2ENS. DETROIT. James Conzens. multimillionaire, and former associate in business of Henry Ford and now police comrr issioner of Detroit at a yearly jsalary of $5.000, is not clear in hi.s own rrind whether the Sur.Oay saloon and the all-ciht saloon constitute a crime. "In the matter of morals, there can be no compromise," he declared today. "Crime must he stamped out." Couzens, who broke with Ford over the preparedness issue after Ford had declared against it, succeeds John Gillispie, who resigned as police commissioner. Couzens admitted that he contemplated many reforms in the police administration of Detroit. Wednesday evening. John I. Seymoure will hxve charge of the meeting. Mr. and. Mrs. Wesley Copenhaver, R. Seventeenth st., entertained with a family dinner of 14 covers Sunday noon. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.-Frank Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Copenhaver. Mr. and Mrs. John Seymoure, S. Eighth st., entertained at dinner Sunday. Coers were placed for 17. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sellers of Durbon, Mr. and Mrs George Seymore of near Hourbon, and the Misses Mary. Pearl and Hazel Seymore of Plymouth. Mrs. Artlur Guin and - class of girls of the M. K. church Sunday school and. Mr. Guin's class of boys, enjoyed a p.cnic Saturday evening on the banks of the St. Joseph river near the Sixth st. bridge. The afternoon was featured with ball games and other out-door sports. At the clwe of the afternoon a picnic luncheon was served. A special feature being a weiner roast. Miss Elsie Kops and Sunday school class of girls held a picnic Saturday afternoon at the four-mile bridge. A special feature was a steak roast for the luncheon. Mrs. William Conry- N Seventh st., entertained at dinner in honor of Hs. lloyd Hursh, and Mrs. L. Sebyer of Elkhart. Covers were laid for seven. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Stauffer and daughter. Miss Anna Stauffer, have returned from Nappanee where they attended a family gathering of the Walker-Troxel families, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mart Troxel, Sunday. Dinner wa.s served at noon. Covers were placed for 29. The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arthur Alawson. S. Seventh st. Mrs. J. Schock and Mrs. Wolfe will be the assisting hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Turner of Adamsville, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. John Ho wen of Elkhart were Sunday ku est s of Mrs. Aaron Poole and daughter, Mifs Minnie Poole. Mishawaka a v. Mr. and Mrs. Tenis Pipinger, S. Sixteenth st., have returned from Rremen. where they attended the fair and visited relatives last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Fetters and daughters. M ss Pauline Jones and Harold Schariel motored to JaGrange, Mich , Sunday, and visited friends. Mr. and Mrs. John brant have moved from their farm, near Powagiac, Mich., to 1103 S. Tenth st.. River Park. Mrs. P.. H. Clugston of Columbia City is here for a visit with her sister, Mrs. L. E. Swalley. Mishawaka av. and attend the centennial pageant. C. E. Daniels of Lotransport, spent Sunday with River Park friends. Mrs. Fred Hess and daughter of Chicago, are here visiting the former's sister, Mrs, Clarence Madeline, S. Sixteenth st. A. C. Wolford, S. Seventh st.. has returned from Kalamazoo. Mich,, where he attended the district quarterly conference of the Free Methodist church List week. Mrs. McMuIlen of Aurora, has arDon't Miss TOM POWELL'S MINSTRELS at the Century Friday, Saturday an Sunday.

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to I.a;ranue. Mih.. after with friends h re Mrs. Harry ro--.--, who v i-:: ha I h ; vi-.tmz friend-- here th 'pahas ref.irrcd to her h"r.ieel: Do. 'I T vagiac. Mich.. ' D. W. Madeür.e ,,f Ri Te.. is a trues; of hi- ! r-'ther. ("latere! Madeline. S. Sixteenth s ! Miss Nellie sr,z returned Monday from a visit with relatives nr.d friends at Indianapolis and Frank-' lin. Ind. INTON". Enclishmen hive nc-1 luired th gum-chewing habit. Within six months the monthly sale, of gum ha-- increased from .l.noo.eti.i to '"."(''"i'riii ! ar--. ' LLOAL XOTICK ON-Ki:III.NT NOTK 1.. SUP i f Iiidi i!!;i. st. .bis. i.h C.iinty. : In tlie St. .loeph Saj.eri-r "..ii;i. S.-p-teii,ier term. bipi. iazei s .I:!L.e. -sli v- l.ei'iiaiia .1.11,1 k-i. PiwTi "aue No. 1.;o. be it knew ii. tluit t!e .il'.o e-r. lire 1 IMiintilT h:is riled in Fe ojti.-e ,,f th'lTk e.f s.iil -..urt Iii- -.inplaint nciii;-: -'lid Defend. int in tLe :i!n.ve ea::c t-'-gefi.-r with a jiropt r afti.l.ivit t'iat s ii.1 1 To I a n t I.e.il;li.i .ljli.-kt In n't I ' ri'nl.Tit of tlie State of R.dun.i. ! Said Defendant i - herel.y notified ti.at ! isiisi- st. onl fur tri.il on t!i -nd day f .N'evernlier. 1 '. ' 1 . . tlie ..u:i' being the ."7th day of tlie ;,r- i.t term of sabl Fourt vvhi.-Ii eeruiaeiu e l ;it tl.e I Fity of Smith bend, en He ."kd M-.n-! day in Septeinl.rr. i:Pi. n v. Iii. h d-iy said Defendaut "is reuire.l tu appear tu sahl aefieii. CK.nKin: M. i:.n. Clerk r.y ciLMn.ns r. uaai:. i.pmv WniDLFi: .v FAUKFK. Attorney f.-r rialntiff. ''-,. a NOX-HK! lir.NT NOTK K. STATU dl' INDIANA, ST. .IDSLTII FOFNTV. SS. In tl.e St. Jo-epli Circuit Fourt. Septeint-.T Term. r.'bL Divorce, ('au-e Nu i'raul m. latham it:i:d latham' I'.e it known, tint the .diave-n.inied I-laintlff has tiled in the otti.-e of their Clerk of -aid Court her ewiip!ah;t .i..ou.-i aii iienuuaiii in u:o .-move cause together with a pn.per afQdavit that said defendant. Fred 11. Latham, 's not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is herel.v notified that ' s.-.id cause will tand for trial on the! nd nay of November, KdU the saaie Iwung the rd day of the next ;erm of said Court t commenee nt the Citv of South I'.oud. on the .'Ird Mnmhiy In'.W vera her next, on whh li day said !f.-nd-ani Is required to appear t said action. GKniNH: M. UAAIt. Clerk. l'.y CIIAKLFS F. UAAI',. Deputv. gi:oi:ih: a. klutz. Attv. for rjiintiff. 2 !-bJ

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LINCOLN THEATER ANNOUNCEMENT Coming Wednesday and Thursday, Another Big Ivan Production

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TEMPLE THEATER TODAY '.THE UNATTAINABLE" A Romance r,f the Sierra Mountains f:eaturi:i.c Dorothy U.ivenport anvi Emury Jfhnsn. Supported hv a Select Companv of Artists. IT'S A BLUE BIRD. Added Attraction Hearst-International New Reel.

A Bi Paramount Comedy in 4 Parts, "Tlie Smuccler.V -.vi:h Donald Brian Also FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN and RUTH STONEHOUSE in "A MAN FOR A THAT ' Added Attraction Paramount-Burton Holme Travelog

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i l' iv a. am e 1 i 'I i . i 1 .r.; "f milk. i r . I : : !.d .-kl! III 1 1 K. Lincoln If eitcr Today BILL1E BURKE in ''Gloria's Romacne l Ull l:pi5fJc. Adoed Attraction Red Feather Photophp Presents the Great American I )rama "THE WAY OF THE WORLD" By Clyde Pitch, Featuring Hobart Bosworth and Dorothy Davenport. Coming Tomorrow MAURICE COSTELLO in "THE CRIMSON STAIN MYSTERY" 3rd Episode. Added Attraction KING BAGGOT in 'THE MAN FROM NOWHERE" Adults 10c Children 5c F", 3-llii'v-a: Titbit of t) ea,M)i: i m i TOM POWELL'S ! i M I NSTRELS at the 1 TATintY, IViiLiy, Saturday and Sunday. I

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