South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 239, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 August 1919 — Page 13
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CHARLES WEIS WEDS CATHERINE HEUMMER
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Well-Knovvn Woman Felicitated by Large Circle of Friends.
J.T.i ny friends and Citizen f lici.Mrs. ;vrah M. Hooth, 201 IJn- " v.mv L'., Ti:e?.d:ty, on the or. ;s;on of h-r nZlh Mrthi'.iy anni-
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.M ish.i w ak.i'a most interestir tr iiiTs. and f-r her ;.e, one of tiu w,,in't. iShc has lived in the city u'.I her lifetin ax.I i known ami hinlv rt?pctf(l jj the entire com:imn!U. f-h i wonderfully well .r-ser e -1 for her ve;.rs; while hr '::";i!ti n ir as clear r.j tvtr. She !.. daily visits to her closer frier!! in nil partn of the city, and never take a street car, valklntc the 1Himi'a -with as much viiror as thf cjn?' st irnon ho- circle. Mr Hiinth h.i.s two fo!i3 and ' '.iree diiuhters, ohn, at home, .'orK, Water bury. Conn.; Miss Mary, Mrs. O. K. Lnnfj. .Mi?hawaka. :nid Mr. I. II. Willian.hou. Feona, 111 The randehiMr-n are Miss Helrfn I-ani:. I,e". H bn ami l;oolh WillA f.imily picnic hflc. at Pott.'itt.ittom!" ark durincr the dn: attion'-r tho.se present bcin Mr. and .Mrs. Ianr. Miss t'.ooth, John Uooth Mi v. Williaiuecn and the KranJ- . hildrrn. s ;ovi-:iinmi:nt food saijx Tri spfund sal of government fod stuffs commenced Tuesday morninsr at th postoffice. Many People who neglected making a pur-t-hiiHA at the fir. Kile have taken ad:mtaRe of this second opportunity. At the. time the office opened sevral purch;ier were already presnt. The hale will continue until all th- allotment has been sold.
''h.'iri'w Weis and M:- 'ath Tin He ü rumor, both of this city, wer married Tuesday morning at Vor;: in a nuptial hlRh mafs a: St. Joseph's t'atholic church. The rerxriony was performed :,y Re. Nicholas Heunimer, brother of the rid who is th- daughter of Mr. and Mr?, lohn Heumrner. W. Fourth ft. The t-rooni is the son of John Weis. 7e7 K Fourth at., and has recently receied hi honoruMe discharge from the army. Mr. and Mrs. Weis will reside in M ish aw a ka.
CIU OP THANKS. We hereby wixh to express our incre and heartfelt thank to all of our neighbors and friends for their acts of kindness and sympathy xtnded to us during the illness and bath of our beloved mother, Margaret Anna Rolfe. We are also thankful of all Moral tributes ami wish to thank the L. ). o. M. especiallyTill: CiULDRK.V. Alvt. tl
iiomi; i kom ovi:iisi:as. Cpl. C. C. Miars. To. V, sixth en-pinreri--, has returned home after serving 20 months overseas with the third division. Cp!. Miars was fight months in the army of occupation and served on the battle front during the St. MThiel. Argonne and Meuse ilrive'. ?e is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Mi.irs. L'SS K. H road way.
COMING TO TKMPLK.
Musician Ben A. Fetters, son of Mr. and Mr?. John J. Fetter. 2G5 11. Kighth st . arrived home yester- !. afternoon havinc received his honorable di.chartre at Camp Sherman. Chillicothe, O. Musician Fetters was a member of the 3nth infantr- band, third division and returned from overseas last Wednesday He enlisted May 10. 15 IT, and served IS months overseas. He was a prisoner of war for five months. and served eight months with the army of occupation. David and Rav Ward of lh 18th field artillery, have also returned to Mihawaka having been honorably discharged at Camp Sherman. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ward. 1621 Dincoln way F.. ami also served overseas for IS months. They enlisted May 10, 1917. C. Allison of the 30th infantry also arrived homo yetrda-y. having received his discharge at Camp Sherman. Milo Stanhrd of the 15th field artillery rived home Tuesday afternoon after Is months service overseas.
The situation demands prompt action and condign punishment. German should wet Out. "Th Poles should b empouere? to take pos--sion of Upper Silesia and the Germans informed that they have forfeited all claim to the territory. "What does Wilson think he who boasted in Boston that the Poles were his special care? What doe? he think of the manner in which the Germans have shown contempt for his democratic institutione?" The correspondents give the details of live shootings at Mystowitz, 40 executions at Grossdombrowka and 40 at Freidienphutte. It is current!reported, but not verified, that 1 T 0 persons were shot in the prion at Kattowitz. IIun Aiv True to Form. The Times, in an editorial, arts the Germans have acted exactly as anybody familiar with their history and character would have foreseen. "The Silesian phn was in accordance with the best traditions of the Wilhelmstrae." the Times paid today. "Kbert. Bauer and. Erzberger
have no more scruples than the Machiavellian statesmen of old."
Thursday and Friday. Au. 2S-2f. ARMY AND NAVY MEN HAVE BUSINESS MEET
. IlOAlir rKKTTNG. A called meeting of the official ho.ml of the Flm M. K. church will io held at the parsonatre Wednesday evening at 7:.0 o'clock. A full attendance is desired for consideration of important matters.
T. n. H. card party nnd dance tn Fiedmen hall. Wednesday evening. F.vervbodv welcome. Adv. 2U1
Dr. Mnkielski. osteopath, 12$ W. Seron! st. Advt.
PRINTING INSTItrCTOIl AltHIV KS. Clarence A. Wackman ff Ivike Mills. Wis., has arrived in the city hnd will assume charge of the printing department in the high school upon resumption of exercises next Tursuay. This is Mr. Wackman's tirst e;-r in Mishawaku.
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Mrs. Frank Niv. 151 W. Marion j st., will entertain at her home this' evening at "five hundred." There: will be three tables. i
School supplies of all kinds at; Trick's lu tent, store, now ready. Advt. !
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BUILDING PKUMITS. Iaoi Hallaert has taken out a building permit for Dr. U. A Magran e to, remodel his residence at f.lfi S. Main st. The cost is to be ?soo.
MA CCA I ill IS AIT I ON TI O N ! Regular review tomorrow evening. Reports of Great Camp and Supreme Tent Reviews and other important business. Kvery member should be present. CHARLES D. SCHAIjLIOL. It. K. Advt.
Garrison by-laws came up for f'.rst
I anil second reading at the regular I muster of the Orsa I. Snyder garj rison. No. 5:5. Army and Navy union J held Monday night. The laws were
: passed by the garrison and ordered I sent to the national commander ami j
national judge advocate for approval ' before final reading and passage by the. organization. Report of the quartermaster showed the garrison to be in fine financial condition.
Fxerutive committee's report showed that books of jua rtermater had been audited ami found correct. A special muster was c tiled for Tuesday evening. Sept. 2. to take up important business pertaining to athletic committee work. national encampment and other matters. All army and navy men who wish t enier bowling teams for the coming season are requested to attend the meeting.
LONG MOTOR TOCK. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grovelski. daughter, Geraldine. and Miss Olga Ilaney have just finished a 1.500 miles motor trip through Detroit. Hamilton. London and Toronto, Canada, and Buffalo. N. Y.
Rrn iiNs rnoM mkmpius. Mayor and Mrs. Gaylor and daughter returned, last evening, from a week's vacation at Memphis. Mich.
Latest styles in fall millinery on J display at Trick's 10 cent store. i Advt.
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WILL ISSUE BONDS TO FINANCE NEW ADDITION
I'NDLTIGOFS OPini ATIOX. Mis, Charlotte Becher, 213 W. Seventh st., and Harris Diltz. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Diltz, 111 W. Ninth st., underwent operations for removal of tonsils. Tuesday.
MOTAWAKA WANT ABS
WANTIID Housekeeper, no wash- WANTED Home in city or farm mir Apply evenings, 603 Fast for 12 year old orphan boy. Is F-. arth st. 27tf. j willing to work for board and would j ijp to attend school. Call phone F'K SALE A ten room double ,T,cH;iu..lU;1 1TSt. v.lt.t t.lt.
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:.-rms. Stark Realty Co. -"t3jron SALE Bargain, one good I .-!. SALE Five pasl-nger Over-' ,rinf t , JCVy tSlnffIe'!
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The bo; tr.1 of education nt its meeting last night decided to ask permission from the state tax hoard to issue bonds to cover the expense connected with the building of the new addition to Rattell school which is to cost approximately $100.000. It was deemed advisable to take this step before awarding the contract for the work. The resignation of Ruth Ringdenberg. teacher of the third grade at Bingham school was received. There are still two or three vacancies in the teaching staffs of the schools to be filled. The board took up the matter of the tax levy for the year which will probably be decided upon at the next meeting.
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1 Ei:NT--Furnished room In- FOR SALE Five passenger Ford. at 21'.' E. Fiist st. 2tl.i Good condition, !U 'J Washington : ,1V i'hone Mishawaka 2e:'. 26t3 W..7EI Reliable woman to wash i - o s and asMs: with cooking, j WANTED laborers for sidewalk W"'- s Spring st. after 7: work. See Zeiger, Lincoln way E.
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pnpered. alley lot. can give im-j Mishawaka 16ol. 2 5 1 1
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.'.. Misiiauaka Trust RHg. 2tj ! "ANTKD Furnished rooms for - - . . - - . ! light housekeeping. Write, Box K.
AT Till: LINCOLN TODAY. How far is character self-formed, and how far is it inevitably inherited? In her latest superpicture Florence Reed, the emotional screen and stage star, plays a dual role. First she p'ortrays a struggling young artist in the Latin Quarter of Paris, with its Bohemian life and Bohemian love. She falls into an error of conduct through human frailty. Her infant daughter, removed from every surrounding that may have influenced her young mother, is brought i:p and educated In the luxurious environment of a New York home. Reared and nourished in totally different circumstances from thoe of her mother, the young girl yet repeats the identical error of her parent. "The Cod? of Honor" is showing at the Lincoln theater today.
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:: SALE At a ic.il sjcnuw. lu . M. News-Times. Mishawaka. 26tS m; - jti ' ;. lor's inn d addition on 'Ith. lUth. 1 :th and 14th s; jFOR SALE Two five-room houses .-' up. 10 per cent v-aidi. ba!-1 "!1 tn' north side, modern except . . . m.nth!v payments. A'hille ' f Jrnace. Housts are only three i ..'p. it. phone Mishawak.i 11-1. j ears o'd. one has 'a garage. Will -Tt ' 1 together or separate. $2,000 for . ..... ; one. $2.100 for the other one. 1 . n: SALE Om Hupp roaustt r ar.d ! STARK REALTY CO. i !. St'id i .i t i :: c j' "v-e t igt r cai . : - : A; .rain pi.c s. H l W. Fourth ; i 'R SALE Good work horse at
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mac( :iu:i:s aititiox : Regular review this evening. Reports of Grett Camp and Supreme Tent Reviews and other important business. Every member should be present. CHARLES D. SCH ALLIOL. R. K. Advt.
LONDON. Aug. 2. Charging that ' tho Germans are guilty of the same practices in Upper Silesia as in Belgium in E14, the Times and Morn-' ing Post correspondents in Poland, cabled combined appeal to Great; Britain to come to the aid of the; Poles. J i The dispatches, which appear in : i today's papers, accuse the Germans of massacres and wholesale deporta-' t tions of able bodied men for repara-j tion work in the devastated areas of, France and Belgium. There also have been systematic efforts, the: correspondents charged, to discredit! the Poles and drive them out of!
Silesia, thus insuring a plebiscite favorable to Germany.
Is "Organlrd CYimo." ! The Morning Post comments on i what it describes as "organized crime" committed under the nce of the victorious allies-, who are to be: held responsible for the massacres! particularly Pres t Wilson and Lloyd George. The latter, accord-' ing to the Post imposed the plebiscite policy on Upper Silesia. "They ought to have known." the paper declares, "that such a policy1 would provide the Germans with; temptation and incentive to crime. It is a hellish conspiracy. We re-; gr't to say we believe several of the; allied statesmen have fallen too easy prey to German cunning. The !
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"HER CODE OF HONOR" It Stars Florence Reed One of the greatest emotional artists of stage and screen. The cast is one of the greatest ever seen in a screen drama. William Desmond himself a star, leads the support. It starts in the fascinating Latin Quarter, Paris, and then passes to the luxury and magnificence of life in a wealthy New York home, with gorgeous gowns and rich setting. It is a tale of two great cities. No, you have never seen this picture. It is a new one. Don't miss it.
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HACK I'ltOM KKSI. As. Mr-. Carrie Hull. IIS 1-2 Lir.co'.n way W.. reeeive! a teleuram last evening from her .-on. Harold, who has arriw.'. in New York after serving for I.n nvmths with the CUth infantry overeas.
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ll: SALI. A house on So West. WAXTI'D i f fice bey. Injuirf a.-b or termv. For particulars' Hapid Parcel Peiiery. m s. v..': Main .-."01. after S oV'ook. j Main s! I'hone 1-?. :.,tf ; i" K RKNT A store ind flat. Cor-
' V.AXTKC Msmi for deliry and; T1er 1 'in Sl- n'1 -Mifr.avaka a'...
.4or.etal store work. Young or. lr,. I'hone ..4, Mishawa-.
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i:Ti:itTAlNS AT FAllI'AVrXIi. Miss Marion Kuhn entertained nt a farewell party Monday afternoon in honor of Mary Kmen;:ker. A deKeious I'intlifon was served to th guests ir. Jattell park.
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Mrs. W. H. Wenman. K. Broadway, entertained M"onday evening at a 6 o'clock dinner in honor of her
daughter. Hazel of Detroit. Covers wre laid for 14.
1'C'R SALI! tJood T-room houe on
' ANTKP Women and girls tc YV. Fourteenth st.. $l,3t'C; small earn light shoe making. We pay i payment down, balance eay forms. v h.:c learning. We alao m ed men ; Arhil'e "olpaert. phone 1181. lit? . :.l lti s for day and pice work.' .::iiaaka Woolen Mfg Co. 9t2. ; LHtRRTY MONDS We pay up to
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I.nntTY HONTJa If you are fc:.ed to sell, you are entitled to highest market price with ac-ct-J and earned interest to dat I'r.r.t; yo-ir bonds to us Get our : r;ce and convince yo'jrseli. C'A.ViP. THOKNR and Co. :. X Main st. Oliver Hotel llldg Tuesday and Saturday erenlnjs. Phons Hell l6Sl--Hour i to .
terest allowed. War stamps bought. C. L. C.uthrie. 423 J. M. S. Rldg. :C0 a. m. to S p. m. 7 4 ü ü . 1 8
MONTY 8 To loan on city property. Right room house modern. m easy payments. Seven room, modern, near car line Kie room Lunpalow. eas; payments. Garmire Thone Mishawaka 370. "t
iood looking fall hat, and netter looking prices See our rirst. Trick's in cent store. Advt. MISH L
lUJTCHX ntOM VACATION. Rev. I C. and Mrs Rogers. 6 IS Lincoln way K . have returned from ft month's islt to Chicago.
SA p monov. Huv onr f.n' mil-.
liiury at Tri, k s 10 cent store. Advt ;
Ray our school supplies while the stcik ;s coir. plete at Trick's 10 cent!
OUR GREAT CRAIG KENNEDY SERIAL The first and second episodes will be shown to children under 14 years of age at our special matinee at 10 a. m., FREE OF CHARGE. The third episode will be sh own at our regular afternoon and evening shows. Also "SALLY'S BLIGHTED CAREER," a two-reel comedy, and "FOOLISH AGE" a Mack Sennett comedy. TOMORROW CHARLIE CHAPLIN in his third million dollar comedy "SUNNYSIDE" Don't fail to see the world's greatest comedian in his newest production. Also Mutt and Jeff in "Sausage Maker," and "Mary Jail Bird," a Sunshine comedy. Today Usual Admission 17c, 11c, 6c
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Gtrl's School Dress, ot line quality gingham, the neft' fall styles, specially priced at 9Sc, $1.50,
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Ages 6 to 17 years. Black Sateen Bloomers, all sizes; the pair, 50c, 75c and . . . xj3 Iron Clad Hose tor boys and girls, specially priced the pair, fl& 35c, 39c and . . . ißb Boys' Blouses, light or dark colors, also black sateen, specially priced atJSc ' t P and Ö UmHSKJ
School Shoes lor boys, ot all solki leather, livery pair guaranteed to give sen-ice, in lace or button, black or tan. Specially priced the pair. $2.50, and vOidU School Shoes tor girls, of all solid leather, in lace or button, nature or English lasts, black or brown, all specially priced the pair, $2.50, $3.00 Q$ f ß and ÖÖ.iy Dress Gingham, in beautiful patterns. all specially priced, 1 the yard QlSip
For Sale Fine Fruit Stand Dninc a s plcn J id i:i t? in t he heart r,t the .Vish.VA'.-Ka lmsine ditriei. Situ.iteJ at 1 14 -I.ircr,!:: Way W . MiMia-va.i. Readts for -ellin.
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