South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 300, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 October 1918 — Page 8

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SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES MISHA WAKA GENERAL NEWS

SAMUEL P. SCHWARTZ Democratic Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney

News-Times Office: 120 Lincoln Way West. Home Phono 118; Bell 10

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lUClS TALES ARE THWARTED

Lieut. Smith of the American Forces in France Pays Tribute to Titus.

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For Afcn, Women, As; es cnc Boys

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(' W. Tita-, rn:riK-.lr of the ( "hi l - iinrch f Mishawho hir.' ' his return from do-

. ; i. A. work in France, has j 1 ;t 1 : . . j Iiis -ntir' time to

in;: in ith.ilf of the fourth y l" tn. The.-.- criticisms have .1 th.- '..! rs of tin- tiyhtin par-

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'jM ar.'l li" i i.-'htinj,' mad oer the .i.-I .(.!;S th.lt h !'.') In.-f:!l CMbt at hirn. '"If he did s- much Kood in I'll'.:' (. why d. I he com hack'.'" it h i- !,. , :i ;i.-k-.I. Tu answer thi.s it is only :. i .trv t" s.ty that he was -i'. :i 1 ;tf- of a'iS' iK e Ly his conrfration for : : months. lie remain d away s-n munth.s. while in-, v. if.' ar.d two little children' remained at home. Hume of his critics haf ven doubted that h- ever t-aw the front. Such critic;.-rn could have only cm. mated from j-ro-Gcrman source-. He was with the tirt tr n li mortar hattcry of the first ii'.'i.-:in. which has always been at th.- trout. He has two marks on hi3 hfdy tint bear i..knc" to tlu fact ) was no quitter. In fact, during his entir' yojo'irn in France he waa iit'.cr any jdaen but at the front. Ias Own IIh'iw. I"utth r, it has even been insinuated that -Mr. Titus tame home to ;:a rich by Kivin. lectures. As a matt-r of fact, he has made over 0 address s-ince his return, mostly ft r the 1-ibi rty loan, ami has paid out of his owa jiorket ov r $2 7 in expenses, while all the money he h e- rceied to late amounts to the muni'irent sum of 7 . 0 ! A.- showing how his ministrations w i e ü pprecia ted bv the soldiers on the l.attb' lie-Ids, ('. :. McCollum, it prominent menibor if Iiis rongre-

tration, has received a

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comfort and cheer the boys and denyint; himself of practically all Phonal cottifort that our boys might be happy and contented. He worked not enly with his mind and heart, tut when the litter bearers were weary by working long hours he helped with his hands to carry I it. -t'-r, dress wounds, and feed and administer to the patients. Often I have known him to stay up all night and work, and then stay at his duties all the following day. Ix iUst -Man in V. M. C. A.

".dr. Titus i? not a man to run j away from danger; he has been , where shell fly and bombs faM. hut ; he did not run away or seek another ! i

place for the sake of self-safety, but stayed wherever duty directed. Though we are glad for him that he is going back home and to you. we fepl we are losing the best man of the V. M. C. A. who is in the a. i:. r. "We thank you good people for sivin us Mr. Titus for the period of time he has been over with us. Personally, it is impossible for mo to express how much I appreciate having been associated with Mr. Titus. 'With best wishes for you all. I beg to remain, very sincerely yours. "First IJeut. C. W. mith."

HALLOWEEN II

BE CELEBRATED

Municipal Entertainment Contemplated if Health Order Permits.

has eer been featured in th-? community. Of course, If the health authorities ay there must be no Halloween observance this year, those interested in the program will graciously submit.

COUPLE OBSERVES WEDDING JUBILEE

EL MANAGER

AS RESIGNED

Bert DeVault Will Go to Los Angeles After Five Years' Residence Here.

Halloween next Thursday night will not be observed in Mishawnvto the same extent as on previous occasions in the city. During recent years the celebration has been on a somewhat large and popular iXale, made possible by a few of the more eneruetic citizens who raised sufficient money to enable the youn folks and many of the older to participaf4 in the enjoyment. Thse occasions were unusual In cities throughout the state, and Mishawak.a was given credit for doing something worth while. Owing to the prevalence of influenza and other causes due to the war, it will be impossible to do anything big Thursday night, but it lias been suggested that one of the bands might tie induced to offer its services for the occasion, while community

singing minht also be featured. The merchants, no doubt, would furnish j a little red tire and other harmless j

amusements, in consideration of which the children would, of course,

i refrain from marking up the store

windows. They have done this as ;i quid pro quo in the past, and their notion has been much appreciated by the merchants of the city. It is promised when the boys come back from over there, there will be such a celebration in Mishawaka as will put to shame any demonstration that

Mr. and Mrs. Charles I.. Grander. 120:; Lincoln way V., will observe their 4''th wedding anniversary today by entertaining at a family dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Ostrander were married in Mishawaka Oct. 27. 187S. They have six children. L. W. Ostrander, Niles, Mich.; B. R. Ostrander, Youncstown, O.; Mrs-. K. H. Thiendorf. Chicapo; Miss Ivy Ostrander. Fort Wayne; Pvt. Joseph Ostrander. fourth company. S. A. T. C. Purdue, Lafayette; and William Chester, at home.

two ai:ki:sti:i for intoxication. Tom Myers, 216 K. Hroadway, and Geortre ("ripe of Elkhart were arrested for public Intoxication last nivht.

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Has served the past 5 years as Deputy Prosecutor

A vote for him is a vote to insure an administration of Honor-Integrity-Efficiency

muTir or D.vrfiiiTnris. Twin daughters were born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Corwin, residing three miles northeast of Mishawaka, last evening.

".Mums" Floral pi. Advt

in variety at Kdcewater Home phone A 6 4 7, Pell

ron Tin: sick room. .nd Vlowers from Fdgewater pi. Large variety potted plants Advt.

Fdgewater Floral pi. for funeral work. Home phone A 6 4 7, Pell 751. Advt.

letter from

Fieut. C. W. Smith, M. R. C. army, and dated held hospital

Pert Ie Vault, for the past flv years manager of the Hotel Mishawaka, has resigned his position owing to his interests in the touth and west requiring more of his attention than he is enabled at present to give to them. He will leave the city as soon as a successor has been appointed, and after the first of December will be found at the new Hotel St. George, I.os Angeles. Calif., where he will make his future home.

I Trading with advertisers i means more for less cash.

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which Mr. Mcollum was asked to read to the ChrN'ian church con- - r-L-ation. The letter says: "Dear pcopl.': It is my preat pleasure and I hp mv privilege to write you a iVu- words in regard to Mr. Titus, who lias ben with tit Id hospital Co. 11. and who by his rare qualities and nntirirr-' werk lias made a place in our hearts that we find impossible to till by another. Always At His Post. "Mr. Tit is was always on his post .f duty, doing in his power to

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IUrt DeVault. Ir. PeVault ha? held hi present position for tiv- vrars, being consider.ibly longer than any previous manager of the hotel ever did. During his residence in Mishawaka he has become quite an important factor in tlie life of the community, and has done much toward popularizing th hotel among traveling m n as well as among the people of the city and county. He has identified himself with all patriotic work, while anything that tended for the welfare of Mishawaka always found in him a warm- supporter. The above picture of Mr. DeVault was taken some 10 years ago and is not considered an extra good likeness.

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SIÜESS IS 01 INCREASE II CITY

?eenty-six new cases of influenza were report-.- I to the secretary of thf local h'.ilth board by city physicians S.'.turdäv evening, being an

increase f over 1'riday's total. Tlie mere ise is t some extent at-tnbr.t-.i to tlie damp weather which has pre.i!r! during the past two (his. Notwithstaniing the numerous cases of sickness, not one death attributable to the disease has been reported, arid, most of the cases aie of a light nature. The condition of Rev. J. A. Suelzer. who has oeen ill with a severe case of ir.l'uenza at St. Joseph's hospital for thft past seeral days, is somewhat improved. Mrs. John S'-ielzer. Fort Wayne, Ind.. his mother, was called here by his illness. o. J. r.utts is still in a serious condition at the ho-pital with i nt'.uenza. Mr" Puttv v. ho has also been ill with the disease, wa sufficiently recovered to lie removed to her home. The httb- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cho-hro is ery ill with pneumonia. Mr ar.d Mrs. l-.awrer.ee C. Howell. S Fnion st., are both ill with in?1 uer.za. Mrs. Jay Protsman. 42 1 Lincoln W. W . w ho has been ill for the past week, is improing.

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The spirit that expresses itselt" in giving is as important to civilization as its inventions and learning. In these days of trial when every necessity must be conserved, it is well not to overlook the Supreme Necessity on which all that is worthy in civilization is founded the spirit of love and unseltishness. Few gifts carry so much sentiment as those of jewelry. Choose early to choose leisurely. Our beautiful Christmas stock is comprised of practical gifts for everybody. A Military Watch for the soldier boy. Frames for the pictures from camp. Rings that will revive pleasant and tender memories. Diamonds set in rings, earrings, brooches. Diamonds always a safe investment. Silver Tableware that can be passed on to the children. Wrist Watches for wife or daughter. The kind we handle easily repaired if need be, but will seldom need it. Our prices are the lowest at which articles of equal quality are sold anywhere. Ask for your Thrift Stamp with every live dollar purchase. Remember this year No extra help or hours. So it will be necessary to select EARLY. We will hold your purchase until you want it.

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Since its organization in 1905 the progressive yet conservative policy of this bank has provided service and accommodations of such character as to win the full confidence of the people of this community. Our rapidly growing business demanded larger quarters hence our new building which we will occupy very shortly. Open an account and let us demonstrate the helpfulness of our new service,

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