South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 185, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 July 1919 — Page 9

FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1919. MISHAWAKA GENERAL NEWS News-Times Office: 120 Lincoln Way West. Home Phone 118; Bell 10

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Miss Theresa Burkhart Bride of Russell Hawkins--Wil-son-Chord Nuptials. Russell Hawkins and Miss Theresa Margaret burkhart, two popular young people of this city, were married last evening at 5 o'clock. The ceremony was performed at the parsonage of the Methodist church in South Bend by the Rev. Mr. Greene. The bride was prettily attired in a gown of tan messaline with Georgette trimmings and wore a hat of blue georgette. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M Burkhart, 613 E. Third st., and for some time has been the stenographer in the A. C. Colpaert law office. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hawkins of Osceola. He has recently received his honorable discharge from the army. Mr. andl Mrs. Hawkins left last night for their honeymoon, which they will spend in Michigan. Upon their return they will reside with the bride's parents. Wilson-Chord Wedding. Floran Wilsoin and Miss Katherine Chrod, both of Mishawaka, were married in Chicago yesterday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Chord. E. Mishawaka av. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will spend their honeymoon in Chicago and will return to Mishawaka July 10. To Be Married Today. Cyriel Schmitt and Miss Iona Neise, both of this city, will be married this morning. The bride-elect is the daughter of Louis N. Neise, 1401 E. Third st. MOTOR TO LAKE;. Mr and Mrs. C. E. McCollum, 517 W. Third st., accompanied by their son Edwin, who is enjoying a vacation from Akron. O.. and Miss Lyndell Martling of this city, will motor to .James lake where they will spend the Fourth.

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FOR RENT -- Three unfurnished housekeeping rooms. All modern. Inquire 333 Milburn st. Bell phone 407. 4t1 WANTED--Automobile to use for next three weeks. Call Mishawaka 410. 4t3 BERRY pickers wanted at the John McKnight farm for Monday a. m. 4t1 FOR SALE--Sow and pigs (5 weeks old). Bell phone 3: rings on 186. 4t2 LOST--$10 bill on Main st. between Fourth and Sixth sts. Finder plrase return to News-Times. 3t1 WANTED--Party willing to cook at Chocolate Shop for Friday. Saturday and Sunday 3t1 IF YOU WANT a chauffeur for Friday, Saturdaj and Sunday, write Box X. T. Z., News-Times. 3t1 FOUND--An express wagon. Owner can have' same by proving property and paying for this alvertisement. Kuss Bakery. 3t1 FOR SALE--Ford roadster, 1917 model. Imperial garage, Mishawaka. Bell phone 359. 2tf WANTED--Chambermaids. White or colored. Hotel Mishawaka. 2tf ACTIVE young men wanted for the paint department. Experienced preferred. National Veneer Products Co. 2t3 LIBERTY BONDS--If you are forced to sell, you are entitled to the highest market price with accrued and earned interest to date, Bring your bonds to us. Get our price and convince yourself. CAMP THORNE and Co. 103 N. Main st.--Oliver Hotel Bldg. Tuesday and Saturday evenings Phone Bell 1681--Hours 9 to 5.

It's funny! And the folks all are so serious about it that you'll fairly burst your sides laughing with GEORGE WALSH in the William Fox picture Help! Help! Police! . Thrills, too! Daring rescue, spectacular leap onto top of speeding train, desperate fight with band of men, theft of $600,000. Best picture in many a day. Also a Harold Lloyd com cdy, "HOOT MON." Come enjoy the Glorious Fourth at the Temple. Coolest place in the city. Also see the returns on the Willard-Dempsey fight, hot off the wire. Usual Admission. Matinee 1 :30, continuous through supper hour.

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SUGGESTS THAT FLAGS BE NOW TAKEN DOWN Now that the war is militarily, of-

ficially and diplomatically ended, it has been suggested to The NewsTimes that after Friday the Flags displayed on the buildings throughout the city he "demobilized." Patriotic in every endeavor put forth toward the winning of the war, Mishawaka has flown the Stars and Stripes continuously since peace was declared. Now, however, it is felt those emblems should be removed from the conspicuous places they occupy until occasion should arise for their being again unfurled. The Woolen Mfg. Co. has promiscuously displayed the national Colors from its buildings for many months, but after the "Fourth" will remove them for the time being. As an oflicial aptly put it: "It is most commendable to display the nation's Flag on all patriotic occasions, but now that the war has been won it might just be as well to forget it." LINCOLN THEATER ATTRACTION "The Way of the Strong." a grlpping drama of the great northwest, starring Anna Q. Nilsson, will be the feature at the Lincoln today. The scenes are laid in the Yukon where, in the first part of the play, Miss Nilsson is seen as Audrey, the unfaithful wife of a young prospector while later on she plays Monica Norton, half sister to Audrey who, in the end, heals the suffering caused by her weaker sister. It Is a play which touches the deep undercurrents of human emotions--weaving a web of romance which thrills and stirs. A screaming farce. "Looney Lyons and Monkey Business," one of the funniest comedies ever shown, will be an added attraction. TO GO TO MICHIGAN. J. E. Sharpe of the Lincoln Gardens Co., will spend the day in Michigan on business. NORTH SIDE BANK. Money deposited in this bank prior to July 12 will draw interest from July 1. tf--Advt. NORTH SIDE BANK. Money deposited in this bank prior to July 12 will draw interest from July 1. tf--Advt. FOR SALE--Round reed baby buffgy, first class condition. Inquire 109 E. Eighth st. 2t4 WANTED TO RENT--By couple without children furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Address, X 23, News-Times. 1527-27 FOR SALE--Houses in all section of the city from $1000 up for cash or small payment and balance to suit purchaser. Also very desirable vacant lots and acreage tracts. Geo. A. Lang. 113 Lincoln way W., Home phone 272. 28-tf FOR SALE--Lot 55 foot front by nine rods deep, 917 Lincoln way W. F. X. Ganser. 1t3 FOR SALE--Sixty-three acre farm with fair building, some fruit trees, three acres of timber, will sell crops, team and tools and give im mediate possession. Stark Realty Co., Mishawaka Trust Bldg. 29t6 $300 cash and $16.50 per month, buys this new six-room house, modern except heat. Lot 33x140 feet with garage and young fruit. Must be sold. Garmire. Bell 370; Home 175. 18tf LIBERTY BONDS--We pay up to $53 cash for full coupon bonds; highest prices for others including Victories; interest allowed contracts or receipts for bond payments cashed --We also buy war stamps. Open 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. C. L. Guthrie, 423 J. M. S. Bldg. 1896-tf FARMS FOR SALE--If you wish to buy a farm either St. Joseph, Elkhart, Laporte or Marshall county, it will pay you to see us, as we have several good ones at reasonable prices. If you want a mint farm, we have it. Stark Realty Co., Mishawaka Trust Bldg. WANTED--A woman for plain cooking for two meals a day. Apply 511 N. Main st. North Side Restaurant. 1t7

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Is it right that a young man and a young woman who really are in love should be kept apart by their patents solely because the parents are not on good terms? You are certain to be interested in the working out of a problem of this sort in a William Fox picture. "Help! Help! Police!" which will be shown at the Temple today. The star of the production Is George Walsh and the situations into which he is forced in his efforts to achieve happiness make one of the most interesting comedies that has been seen on the screen in months. SPEND DAY AT ST. JOE. Mr. and Mrs. George Waletzko and the Misses Josephine and Marie Waletzko are spending today at St. Joseph. Mich. CONCLUDES VISIT. Mrs. A. H. Ross, 123 W. Third st, has returned from a week's visit with relatives at Columbia City, and Roann, Ind. TO GO TO EAGLE LAKE. Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Van Huffell will motor to Eagle lake, where they will spend the Fourth. AUTO COLLISION. A Ford car driven by Mr. Stickler, 224 S. Laurel st., collided with a machine driven by Mrs. T. Meinke, 302 W. Mishawaka av., last evening at the corner of Church and Third sts. None of the occupants were injured. The accident was reported to the police. CITY COURT NOTES. Fred Bates, 128 W. Lawrence st., was arrested yesterday afternoon on a charge of assault and battery preferred by Mrs. Anna Twibell. He furnished bonds for his appearance in court. The case of Edward Burket, charged with petit larceny, has been postponed until Saturday morning. Eugene Bock is the complaining wit-ness. STERNO CANNED HEAT. Attend the demonstration of this marvelous intention now going on at the O. E. Lang & Co. hardware store. Will last all next week.--Advt. VISITING PARENTS. Charles Engers, of the local staff of The News-Times, is spending the Fourth with his parents at Syracuse, Ind. GOES BACK TO ITALY. Pasquaila Floria, a local Italian resident, leaves shortly for his native country. RETURNS FROM LAKE. Charles Ochampaugh has returned from an outing at Fish lake. AT WINONA LAKE. Miss Jessie Betts, Lincoln Way E., is spending a few days at Winona Lake Ind. WILL SEE FIGHT. W. D. Schermerhorn, 211 N. Main st., has gone to Toledo to see the fight. GOES TO PENNSYLVANIA. Mrs. C. W. Burton, 501 Edgewater dr.. has left for Grove City, Pa., where she will spend the summer. RECOVERING FROM OPERATION Mrs. D. C. Wright, who was operated on for appendicitis Wednesday, is recovering. BERBERICH FUNERAL. Funeral services for Joseph Berberich, 425 W. Lawrence st., will be held from the First Evangeliial church Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. D. D. Spangler will officiate. Burial will be in Fairview cemetery. ON WAY HOME FROM FRANCE. O. E. Lang has received a letter from his son, Louis, who has been in France for many months with the American forces, stating that at the time of writing he was in Brest waiting passage to America. WILL LEAVE FOR VACATION. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright and family and Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Wall and family, leave for Marcellus, Mich., Saturday for a week's vaca-tion. Dr. Ivan E. Smith, dentist, Eberlein's building. over Uullman's clthing store. Home phone 379. Adv

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HERE'S WHAT PEOPLE WANT FROM CONGRESS By United Press: WASHINGTON. July 3--There is much talk in the capital about "what the people want." A United Press reporter, anxious to ascertain what they really do want, today dug through the mass of petitions received by members of congress from the folks back home during the last week. Here is what he found. Out of 180 petitions examined 59 were for repeal of the taxes on soda water, ice cream and candy. Other causes were supported by the following numbers: Strict prohibition enforcement, 26. Against prohibition, 8. Against repeal of daylight savings, 8. For revision of the tariff, 7. Against the DempseyWillard fight. 2. For repeal of the luxury taxes, 5. For government ownership of railroads, 6. Forty-four hour standard week, 2. Tariff on foreign grown beans 3. Against extension of the liquor traffic in China. 2. For aerial postage routes, 2. For continuation of the United States employment service. 2. Against the United States employment service. 3. For lower railroad rates for harvest hands, 4. Investigation of the high cost of living. 5. Investigation of the packers, 1. For water power legislation, 2.

EXECUTE FORTY-TWO. By United Press: BUDAPEST, July 3.--Forty-two persons were executed today and 36 imprisoned for long terms, as a result of revolutionary court martials. A thousand more persons are awaiting trial. F. E. Coats co., undertakers, have moved to their new funeral .home, corner Third and Race sts. 17tf Dr. Makielski. osteopath, 126 W. Second st. Advt F.E. COATS CO. Successor to Thallemer Bros. UNDERTAKERS Personal attention to all calls, Day or Night. Ambulance 123 S. RACE ST. Both Phones 197. 4% MONEY Deposited before July 12, 1919, will draw interest from July 1. ============ MISHAWAKA TRUST & SAVINGS COMPANY MONEY Deposited before JULY 12TH will draw interest from July 1st at 4% THE FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS CO. In the same building and under the same management as THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

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