South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 155, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 June 1919 — Page 9

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Neivs'Timc: EW HOUSES FOR inn? 21 ftB nnPlin1 ft II II ft! I ft W II L ft U V Directors Meet Tuesday Night i and Decide on Immediate Action. At meeting of directors of the Lincoln hardens Realty Co-, hMd In the offic s of the Meccrc: Schindler.' laft night it wiis decided to commnc the construction of 10 houses on th property immediately. During the past few weeks the file of lots in tht splendid addition 1.;m been pro;;reing most tuttisfactorily under the management of J. E Sharpe. expert salesman. So successful has his efforts been that the directors Tvero 1 1 to decide on the erprtion of these much needed homes. As soon as completed they ill be placed on sale and Mr. Sharpe is satisfied he can lind ready' buyers. Thf company has leased tho front part of The News-Times building which It will occupy at once, Mr. Sharpe making hia headquarters there. HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES IN AFTERNOON PARTY Th Junior and freshmen classes of tho High school were entertained Tuesday afternoon at a party given by the seniors and sophomores. Dancing was the main feature of the afternoon. Music was furnished by the school orchestra and a picnir supper was enjoyed. The entertainment was the result of an agreement between the clashes nt the outset of a subscription campaign for the 'All-Told." the school paper, started last March. The first class reaching the 100 per cent, mark was to be entertained by the remaining -classes. The JuniorH and freshmen tied in tho race. The senior clasi is planning to conduct a refreshment booth at tho circus Thursday afternoon and evening. Tho proceeds are to he used in defraying expenses of their trip to Chicago to be made June 20. ArTOMOiuiyK sTonrv. A Chevrolet car belonging- to Mr. And Mrs. Walter Herzog. S26 K. Third Ft.. this city wis stolen in South Ilend on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Herzog and her mother had driven to South Bend and stopped in front of a shoe More, where the car -was stolen. The matter has been reported to the rohe authorities. KTTUCKliV WITH PA IIA LYSIS. A. J. Snyder, residing at 72 S K. Mishawnka av.. was strecken with a paralytic stroke Tuesday morning. Jlis condition is reported as being critical. He i 68 years old. nr.nK from cAiiiroRxiA. John Lowfl has motored h?re from Ttlverside, Calif., and is the guest of his brother, Vernon Iwe, E. KUhth st.. and his Ulster, Mrs. Dordner, C. Ninth fst. F. E. Coats Co., undertakers, har moved to their new funeral home, corner Third and Race 6ta. 17tf Pr. Maklelki, osteopath, Second ?t. i:5 W. Advt. MOT AW AK A WAXTHD Experienced fireman. Apply Kamm and Schellner Co. u: FOR RENT Two furnished roomfor li'-jht housekeeping. N. Milt st. Ul FOCND Silver rimmed. double lens glasei in case at Rattell nark. Owwr can have same by paying for this advertising calling nt The News-Times and 4U FOR SALE Forty acres, three ami one-half miles north"at of Mishawaka on the Jefferson rd. Basil He Geyter. R. 11. No. 2. lo 41. Mishawaka. TOR .SAT.K Sx-room house on In dlana av.. partly modern. Can Hv immediate possession. Trice i:L00. Stark Kealty Coo. .".It 5 WANTI'D Woman dishwasher,, also cook at the North Side- Restaurant. Be'.l phono 27,. It33.i 'Vl. we are opn at nunt now. i smithy 5.iys. Get a pood mc.l in ' hot weather. Cold drinks, all kl:u;. ; otO

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Office: 120 L:con Wey SOLDIER AND GIRL ELOPE AND MARRY .m;- Hau,! imnatn or thn rity ana rf"l KVckkr of Mlllersbur. ll. Mr. Walker of the Methodist church. The bride is the daughter ;' Mr. e.nd Mr?. A. J. Donath. TIS E. I Fourth st., .and th- groom the son if Mr- and Mrs. Iannis Kockler of Milhrsb jrg. lie has y.il recently received his honorable discharge fron the army. For the present Mr. and Mrs Keekb-r will reside in Mbh.iwaka. ST. MICHAEL'S Greek Catholic Church Rev. and Mrs. Kachmarsky Arrive in City. Itev. anrl Mrs. K. Kachmarsky have arrived in Mishawaka to take charge of the St. Michael's UhroItusxian (Jp-fk Catholic church on K. Iiwr'iuc st. Itev. Mr. Kachmarsky is a KTaduate of St. Mary's university and seminary at Baltimore, Md. Mrs. It. Kachmarsky was formerly Miss Valentine Woloschuek. daughter of Russian Greek Catholic priest of Shenandoah, Fa. Refore her marriage Mrs. ICachmarsky was directress of I-'uropean schf.ol of music and fine arts at Philadelphia, Pa. St. Michael's church was dedicated Dec. 20, l'.Ufi, and the congregation is composed of 35 families. Rev. Mr. Kachmarsky is the first permanent pastor to assume charge of the parish. Supply priests were furnished from Chicago for funerals and services. in:Ai,TH The F, riCTURKS AT ti:mplh. S. public health service in cooperation with many state and city boards of health has organized to give special attention to a campaign against venereal diseases and will show a film somewhat revised to adapt it to civilian audiences in tho Temple theater June 19 at 10 o'clock a m. The title of the picture is "Fit to Win." A selected group of representative citizens of Mishawaka has been invited to see the lilm. m lu.r.R fi'm:ii.I. Funeral services for William, son of Mr- and Mrs. William Rurger, Dodge a, will be held from the residence Wednesday afternoon at 11:30 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Ti. Karle Parker of the Methodist Episcopal church will officiate. Burial will be in the city cemetery. HI7TI KNS TO CHICAGO. Paul Metzler, who has been the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Metzler, 422 E. drove st. for the past few days, returned We1nesday to the Moody institute, Chicago. wanti:d Svoril bojs over 15 years, to act :i eHiTicrw for the Xms-Times. Steady job and nol money. So manager. Advt. WANT ABS W A N'T 1 ! I .J a n i t o r . between th ages Steady work, of .10 and 4 0 years. Fair salary. Apply in person to W. E. Fir-ken. Ill E. Third st.. Mishawaka, Intl. New telephone othee. FOR SALE Rousts In all sections of the city from 5 1000 up for cash or sma.l pa.vinent and balance to suit purchaser. A. so very desirable '.ai.iiit lots and a'j;eacj tracts. ;eo. ! A. Ijiik, 11 J Lincoln way W.. Homo i'liui." .1.. 3-l.ll on FOR SALE Su-room house Lincoln w.iy V. and oTtctric lights. 1'iu-.- y,,:0, sunk Furnace. oath iX)t 30x132:! Itealty v'o. f r.iti ! 1'uU SLn -Ivory reed cal. Iv new. $15. 21 X. Mill st. phon I n 7. NearHome ' ANTHD- ; rtv fr -To buy nt owner. reldnre, rroPnce n.':st br re Nc s-Tin-.cs Ie a. it. in: t ' LIPKRTY forced to HON PS If dl. ou r.r you are -mtiüfd to th liis'i.et ma.-ket yr ic with aci cruf d ana Pirni your lords nnd convir.C' Interest to dite. to '.s. let our CA.ir. unM;.t. a r. i o. 0 -t N Main t. cdiv r ii '; ;.!dg. I'none ire;i in i -to::rs ? to 5. Tuesday and S.ttunMr ever, in.es. KOii and 1 0 Tin rn12U acre tra.i s u r . i r. c 11C L.i..vi.on c- y r'.yrr. i lern' : y. v;y V.. M ; WE I'.W ;.p to c.ih ; r f i. i ct upon I.it rtv rond. iizhes: n'nr'Ket ji it s ; r thr -jUtii. A'err -M iri"i ro'i a ' C.i IK- p.". id CeiO 'o'A -.1 ;. m. No checks ' :rbt. open! !.. C.uth- :

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BODY OF M M. COLBY Drowned in River Tuesday Night Was Supervising Agent of N. Y. C. The body of Kay M. Colbv. su perviiing agent of the New York Centn! railway, who was drowned j in tne .st. Joseph river when a canoe capsized Tuesday nifcht, was found by M. G. Rowe. 123 Fairmont av.. and Ottlcer McRride Wednesday morning about 8:::0 o'clock. The body was removed to the Finch and Sprague undertaking establishment and the coroner notified. Mr. Colby in company with Ray Neelands of Chi ago. also a New York Central man, went to the Rauerkin boat livery Tuesday evening after supper and rented a canoe. They went up to the darts where they enjoyed a swim after which they went canoeing up the river. When they neared the Miami Country club the eanoe capsized, throwing both men into the river. Neelands succeeded in getting to shore but Colby went down. A. Ti. Mc- ! .Will. 1101 W. Fourth st.. also a New York Central employe and Clare II. Davis of Asl tabula. O., and McNeill's son, Allen, were in a boat and were a short distance behind Colby and' Neelands. They saw the canoe overturn and the men fall in, and also saw Colby make an unsuccessful attempt to grab the canoe. The police were notified and went to the scene in the patrol with Chief J Pfendcr. patrolman Crothers and McRride. These officers together w ith 15 other citizens and five boats searched for the body and dragged the river until midnight, but were unable to find the body. Wednesday morning at 5 o'clock Chief Pfender, Officers Reehler. Richardson, Crothers and Smith again went to the scene and were assisted by Tom Rauerloin, A. R. McNeill, Clare Davis and Ray Neelands. After thre and a half hours of fritremious work they succeeded in bringing the body to the shore. Mr. Colby was about 3 4 years old. He leaves a wife and a nine-year-old son, Merrill. He has been connected with the New York Central for some time. He was formerly agent at Titusville. Pa., and was latter promoted to supervising agent, and had his headquarters at South Rend for th? past seven months. 1(1(1 PICTUIK I 'Oil C1-:XTUHV. "The Heart of Humanity." which comes to the Century theater Friday, Saturday and Sunoay, has received much praise from tho metropolitan newspapers throughout the country. The New York Times says of it: The Heart of Humanity,' a distinct achievement of motion pictuie creation. . . . Allen Holubar, who directed it, did his work with independent Intelligence, finesse ami skill. In little scenes and big he was master of the technique of directing. Some of his battle panoramas are amoiu the most comprehensive and vivid ever produced on the screen, and by touches here and there throughout the play he succeeded remarkably in putting .such definite meaning into the action that the impending sub-titles which would have been used by less industrious and accomplished directors were omitted because unnecessary." ELECT OFFICERS. Mem lers ot the Bishop KrWckerbaekcr guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church hold the last of their regular meetings Tue.-day evenir , at the mi me oi .Mrs. i.naiies uhiium. i?v. , Home wood a v. ('fficers for the coming year were; elected as follows. Mrs. Frank An-; derson. president; Mrs. o. C.-Bru-j baker. first vice-pn sident; .Miss , j.lcar.nie Terry, second vicc-prt sid-mt; ! Mrs. W. E. Wallach, secret.ity: Mrs. V. J. Campbell, treasurer. Tim j vs-.i;.i business was transacted after; i which a delicious luncheon' was! ! served by the hostess Kini'KNS TO CAMP TAY1.0K. Fert. John J. I.ces left Wedmorning for Camp Taylor. Iouivilie. Ky.. alter spending live d.ivs" fi.riouch ns the guest , h;s mother. Mrs n..am i U'ii'.iam I .eyes, 30 4 ' :. ihghth Ft. Sert. I-eyes will re1 .. u .-Iji. i i " . . e I. . 'i .1 irn-n-en kr.ee h ba.e r.osp.'ta! at t. i i

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TO ATTEND GOLDEN WEDDING JUBILEE

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McKarle. re- j siding sftith of Mishawr.ka. liase Rone to Kansas City. Has, to attend the colden wedding jubilee of the hitter's parent. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jacobs, which will e observed Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs formeily resided in Mishawaku. hav'nc left this city about three vkms ;.l'o. Their daughter, Mjs Dettlia Jacobs of South Fbr.d. will also Lo j.re.M.-:it at the oervance. J UV EN I LE ORCHESTRA MAKES HIT AT CLUB Mrs. II. (;illis and Mrs. Lmenr Kenyon gae an enjoyable dance to Zh couples at th- Miami Country club Tuesday r.ight. Th '.ug feature of the party was the splendid niUfic rendered by the club orchestra comprised of six youths, all experts on their respective instruments. The names of the boys are V. J. Roy. pianist and director; Alfred (Ktrom, drums and traps; Leon Lambiotte, saxaphone; Kenneth Schmidt, xylophone, and Pen Pivr, violin. The boj .-pocialize in jazz and ragtime and the unbounded enthusiasm and zest that characterize their efforts has made the orchestra one of the most nopular local organizations o'f the k.nd ever formed in Mishawaka. POLICE AND FIREMEN ARE GRANTED INCREASE Owing to the inability of the board of public sa.'ety to secure applicants for vacancies in the poljce and tire department, the board at its last meeting decided to grant an increase to all firemen and police of $5.00 a riHjnin. inc ponce salary is s'j ; ai month for the first year and ?9S a month afterwards. With the new Increase those getting are. now entitled to and those receiving $98 will gt $103 a month. The liremen's wages are on the same scale. Patrolman Carl Pfaller. who jointho local force about four weeks ago, presented his resignation. MAYOR (iAYLOICS SALARY IN ciu:asi:. Mishawaka, Ind., June 4. Editor News-Times. Sir: I notice in your issue of tho "rd inst. reference to our mayor's increase in salary. I am of the opinion that you have not been observant of his economic practices in and during his administration and you are probably resting under a misapprehension and doing him a great injustice in thinking that he, our mayor, would accept any such increase our ma vor whose salary was, by his former council increased from $100 per month to $12.". per month all on account of our "operating a public utility" and no doubt reducing salaries of appointees and contrary to statuary law our mayor, who for the sake of the taxpayers appoints one of his hoards from parties already holding oRlces of "profit and trust" contrary to both statutary and constitutional provisions, our mayor who spent several weeks of his time at Indianapolis when the legislature was in session, no doubt lobbying against the passage of the bill which gives him an increase in salary, tall for the protection of the taxpayer. ur mayor accept such an increase. No, not he. Or does i the interest of the taxpayer become a secondary matter whenN our mavor s indiv idual interests are .it stake? A TWO-TIME SUPPORTER. BO.lW KEFVNKS PETITION.

The board of education at its reg- j ular meeting Tuesday night received i ia ietition from t23 parents attend-jf; ing tile Kennedy school asking that j they again be allowed to attend this j r institution next year. The remiest i was refust 1, and the scholars will have tt attend the public city schools fj in future. ! Ü

Plans for tne improvements to Rattell school were further considered. The board will met t again next Tuesday nisjht to take definite action in regard to them. ham; DiKKdons Mi.irr. The rezv.Iar senn-ir.onthly metint; I of th lio.uiis of directors the 1 irst National lnii and First v Savings Co.. anoiated bin inks. vas ink T:'es- ; htld a: the Fhst National 1 , dav afternoon. i Uvular reports e p;endid condition of bvth '.'.inks to oi-:i:vr, Ffc.y hou . POISTY IIOCKS. votlon Will be held atholic ehurch bo Sun'iay. June Juno 10. The ! at the high mass .'li.'.io of tht. M"u:ct"s c' :!'.; I'er e .- . "i i'. i ' i . . w'.l'. c-.cr r x r.. .hi. j. a. r I

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ception were completed at a meet-i in? of the members of the Tri Kappa ' eorority held Tuesday nicht. Two! ! tters from the French orphans adopted by the club were received. The sorority will me't a Rain in a. week with Mrs. Lucille Gerr.hurt 1 Lan,', Linteln way, Eat..

si:iti.L DAY at TFAiri.i:. Par! Whit will be sen at the Tn p!. today in the l.'th .hapfr or Iho K:t;htnii-.p Ttahler." while! Iluth Roland. Pathe's serial faorite. will also be shown in the Jiftii chanter of "Th Timers Trail " A t -o -rt-.' 1 cor;iely will conclude an! excellent bill. ! INFANT It It. A KM. The one day old infant of and Mrs. Joseph Rram. 514 Mr. K. Fifth st.. died Wednesday mornintr. Funeral senkes were held at Tr o'clock Wednesday morning. Burial W4i5 in the c:ty cemetery. attfnds mi:i:tnc;. Rev. Dean I A. Moeneh attended fx meeting of th South Rend deanery of the diocese of Fort Wayne held at St. Patrick's hall. South Rend, Wednesday afternoon. WAXT1 I Sencral bos over 15 jcars. to a(t a- ratrlcrs for the Nnvs-Times. steady job and good mom-j. Sve manager. Atht. postpom: n:irriN;. A meeting of the boy scouts. which was scheduled to he held lonieht. has been postponed for a I week. Wil l. Itr.MOI)i:ii AMPLITX. The Frank Christman Co. has taken out a permit from the city clerk's oihee to remodel the old Amplex faetorv. The cost is to be $2.300. IIFRi: I ROM NORTH .U PSON. Rev. Charles Van Rie of North Judson. Ind., visited with his father. Charles Van Rie, 215 S. Taylor st. Wednesday. Dr. Dan E. Smith, dentist. Eberlr in's building, oer Ullmann's Clothing Store. Honn phone r.'.'D. Advt. K. of P. smoker Thursday at m. Large class for page rank. E. N. Webber. Adv. 4tl. 8 E Advertiser? make profits from volume not prices. HELP WANTED. ambcrmai d Cafe teria Counter Girl, Pantry Woman, Porter, Men Cooks. HOTEL MISHAWAKA svJa The ideal place to go during these hot days; 20 degrees cooler inside. Today's Program PEARL WHITE In "THE LIGHTNING RAIDER" 12th Chapter, "Hurled Into Space." RUTH ROLAND Pathe's Beautiful Serial Favorite, In "THE TIGER'S TRAIL" 5th Chapter, "The Tiger's 1 rap. "RIP AND STITCH TAYLOR" A 2-Reel Rip-Roarious Comedy. Tomorrow ALBERT RAY A Brother to Charles Ray, In "MARRIED IN HASTE" Usual Admission. fir 1 I ! f J M it To individuals . a : ?5 TT 5 i-J fi

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i '..-. t ... ! J to n :- ! V. V.l.. .1 1 j if 'i i . i i : : , 1 1 i . .x" i u .mi i'' eis .-rio miv 'hit he app-ar"d che rful m i always hii a jovial ois;o;i air, Mpi. Fueilke had co:.:e tip from j the ranks of tin regui.ir army in I which he hebi a t revision 1 ctitiimis s j I , .-ion. no at one time was top s r- ; ; geanl in the troop commanded by! iten. junn i ersnmc. M.ij. Thomas A. Moore, camp adjjutant. announced" to reporters that all indications pointed to suicide. Maj. Lutdke enlisted in the regular army in and as an enlisted man served nr. est of his time in the second and i.th cavalry. He was commissioned a second lieutenant in January. It'll, and promoted to captain In August of the same year. Platvtl in Charge. He went to (.'amp Zacharv Tavb-u hen th? cantonment was formally opened i a September. 1117. an I was i ply cetl ir charge of the Fourth bat- ! talion. l.iSth depot brisrade. He ret eived his majority in Decern bt-r 117, anl for a time commanded a development battalion. Maj. Duedke was assigned as provost marshal on March i'fi of this I year . succeeding Maj. Bertram r lärmender, wno was sent to another station as provost marshal. He had charge of all the guards at the cantonment and of the military police operating in Louisville. It is said that the administration of his duties in this important office had been highly satisfactory. Maj. Gen. William S. McNair. commander at Camp Zachary Taylor once saed the life of Maj. Duedk' Chocolate Shop ICE CREAM, SODAS AND CONFECTIONS are unsurpassed in their Purity. "The hit of the town." For a dainty, satisfying and all-round meal, cooked and served to perfection, THE CHOCOLATE is preeminent. Ask vour friend. 109 Lincoln Way West, Mishawaka. F.E. COATS CO. Successor to Thallemcr Eros. ' UNDERTAKERS Personal attention to all calls, Day or Night. Ambulance 123 S. RACE ST. Both Phones 197.

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