South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 277, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 October 1919 — Page 2

s.vrmnAY aftfr.voo. October i. iu?.

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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Duindlaj at the Churches

Or. W.

every Tupia.T evening at 7 .."VO p.

Msif serrire and JeMre br S. e Bi:we!I. Krerybody Invite 1.

Mb I HOUlbl

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vvüt fros. EtkLirt n ill ,i,-t iinr tie

pit. Hrm. rri ku ir . ;v rn Ml 1sreefc TUce W-.;s 'i,i- ,it 7 ."!: p. Tier will L a - ''v--n::j iwrvki t:.:s ek.

r.AiS'-.n : "TL Firtt Disciples. " M"rn-o.-hhlp at 1(;0. V. P. a at 0:L5 P rn ; U'ir.r.i U'Iton. president, fveri-

jir.;r ors!.!p .it 7:: Tile ifTici.il bard r. ;i: me Mondav nlglit. Prarer cee. WiufiaT nlzbt at S o'clock.

iL I wajaut ati

!ete;n. 'A itt.

M I'iuli r.-T. Jarue-j L. Ca.-'llirr. ! I . minuter S ;n !a7 s. :mol at 'j:'J'i . is. ' O IL Fuikr u. s-irertnt ps'It.'. fcur.diy a-drool il. is a in nary pn'na. Morning erc:c at 1)13 Sr..ri t v Ker. G K. Enter!! ri- on "X 1; Inar.er.-

oni or Jlaa.'' ILwr.iizz stervi.e .it

c. Lincoln way w.

ReT. O. o. Loiler. min-

fcunday acüool at 0:00- i. eurjerlnUfclent.

r.ipt.

Aran-

rro,iwar 313 E. Broadway. Ker. E. (J.ir.VM Johnson, pastor: residence. 1U2 CarrU at. Sunday acb.l at 9:30 a an : Samnn ' I.elui.in. Biiper-intender?. M-rning wnr$iiir at 10:4'. Tastor'n &-r;.iii; sr:M t: "I KaoTT H'hfrf Tliou

..r. i hj.: Miss Rssi .M. nhineliart.

; ;.ri.jnf T 1: "DTir Rplatton tr

iTavi-r t-j Vi:;ia:;'i M-Curtain. W:vler. i'rf.ir'-hlnff fit 7:.' Uy th" r.ictor. SuM-t : "'Mn

Grr-r0rnr Mi r,!cin ini Tntt sts. rl Ton,orro." I'r.iyf-r r-i-tin Wo-l-FeT U. D. lieck. rast r. CL!- xr.e-ti:;2 r'" vr-nin? at 7 . U"lr rLcars.il

ta.: fini WMttfinan. s:j-'r'.utru:-nt.

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""iiif.iT pvnin at : j (.nolr prr-tl.-Taurslay ereniap at 7:4-1. CATHOLIC M. Kcdwif rolikii Corner Scott .xn1 a?ir its. PveT. Anttoir Zubowt.-z. C. S. (.'. pa-tor. Low niaas at 7:30. 3: an'l 10:O a. ci Sanrlay scäool at 2 CO u. rn. U3(dU-tloa at p a. St. Casimir Iollh 21 H. Whstr t Uev. .Stanislaus Jorka paster. Low mas at 7 :."0 a. in. rcass at 10:00 a. m Vfsp.-rs at :0') p. a. Siw rr! 1 1 rut otr Dame Kcr. Jocn R. S-fcer pastor. Lo-- mass at rt X) a. nr. Stuflont mas at . :00 a. m. Parlsa mas at 10 in a. ni. Wsprrs a M) p. m.

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Jpnl,:; trorsalp at 1 ).;". r-'-nf-r-!. Fun'lay. Stod be lliy Rir-i. supr.n-t-ii'.W. t of tLf City rru-;!i. 7 . p n or.sMp. niA'-r, -rp- f f ..rt : I1:? an! ,h':r'"!i l:i '.'irH of u :. r r'a. Lls: Klnli' 11 1 .;. . TrlaJty' Cnrtr Riiin .tn-j Vassar avs. nr. Ilaii L. . I'luliip". past r; r-B-I1rne. fJC Rlair:" av Sunday .s -hoM nt ? .") a. m. ; Uu'I'-'pli Kline, s ;r--riuu u l-ent.

AuUn tüiipi r. J. Nitscii. V.Pil'.-nr 2?AH Unrola ht W. nwaL i. Rlbla s hool at 10:00 EVANGELICAL.

pastor. Mlsaa. to. :

:nJay i lu m) a. a.

'I I'.ii'.r I'p'irim at

i Zlon Comer Wayn? and St. Tetcr sts. I Rev. U'al.lemar fTeney. pastor. Sunlay s' liooi at l:lü a. m ; CliarW.s WVL-er. ! sujeriafn'.'ent. ! M. J'etrr's German 115 TV. Lasalle a. j Iir. Htio Wel-belt. p.nstr. Sunday

raooi at yji) a. ui. ; Carl Kelake. super-

Ep worth Mftnortal, for. W.. an4 Gllrp et . R-r. C,

Lincoln way W. SitZT.

pistor; .cupIay s hoo'. jt 0 ::J ; ;:cnn

Klr.ner. aycrlntntlnf.

LwtU ft i. ' RT.

He Übt -Miner r.nl

C. J. (Jo:

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acoal at V 4i uper:ctic1eQt.

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rrane'.i Sunflny

LUTHERAN.

Tempi rWib-Ll in1 Taylor it.

JEWISH.

Corner

Lata!! at.

INJURED EX-SERVICE j MISHAWAKA UNIT TO BRINGS ACTION AGAINST h-'

m-w Hh ttr-tt ii. r y i r n ivnu otucdc no cd nr a mtt Tnnnt M ns m

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MISSIONS.

Hopofsn N. FtuOrker st. Funlay a-hool at 2:.'l0 p. m. Preacbine at 3:20 and 7:i p ta Serrkes during tb ek and Monday. Friday and Saturday ere-niags at 7:45 o'clvk. All nloi2ie. Mary .Nuneruiker In charge. City 115 E. JeOraon bly2. Ray A. Bird. uprictendent. Sunday ehool at 3:00 p. m. Dlbi clan at 4:00 p. m. Conpel CIS E. Lasalle av. SerTlcts Wednest.j evening at 7:43; Saturday and Sunday evenings at 7 :."0. Everybody welcome.

t. StanlcUua rolih 115 S. Lincoln st.

Kev. i:o:u.-iri Mi rfiuiab. C. S C. ,, . - ...... ,. . . ; , .

...o.- i l it .v; ana in 'i. in. i

red Heart Hunearian Catalpa and i Swedish Indiana a vs. Rev. Alexander (i Yun.i ! Mi in and

pastor. I.ow mans at

ati :j'f p. tu. v-trn

?"t. Mary's of TSie Holy Koary Polish Ca t hollf at corner Sample and Kosiuskn sts. Rev R.iil Sychta pastor. Low mass week Livs. 7:4." a. rn. Sunday. ;uo a. in. Hlgli iriM Sundays and Holy Pavs at Kcikj a. m.

l'eotnjtal. Apoktollc Faith S20 N Olive t. Sunday ho I at 10:0) a. m. Preacblng at 11 .W a. in. Ereniu? erTUe at S o'clock. Midweek treetins r TuMdar and Thursdjv eveuinc I n

pastor, j Kowe evangelist.

t 7:00 p. m. P.aptifm ! at 7:C0 p. xu. I --S'Jbt Ander

ZION SERVICES.

Evanjeliral .Mit'on Corner Mjnroe ts. lvar Knudson

lay 4'bool at 10:fw a. ui

on. superintendent.

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Ex-srvic nien for whom the on ; Th M:hiu -,ki -ir.!' year period following: discharge is ; Mothers' 'Tgir.:r:cr.

nearing its end are urged to gel in the

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cf the War! FMwird IT. Oliver Vrouch ii5 accepted danacs in 5'jper:nr o-jrt

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."oJy Trinity rrnsTTaii ?ter mac a? n 'Jatfaey st. Rev. Albert II. Kc. ' istor. Sunday e -aool at d.13 a. ux. ; Ciinr.cs Hjss. superlntenlent. Morning worliii with ermn. At

tT:. p in. vp':n ith sermon. Mmjd.iv .it s.iw) p n, f , t)ur h oiiin 11 ni-fts ..t th arina;'H. TuoMlav at 7:4 p.

Fan and Victoria Sts . Clvir!"? II. Lee- i.i . tra l.r-rh' .i.s-o. i;rtion meets at the

D, D. C. L., p.nt r. Sunday fca.oI .it , i Lur u. - No V-dn sda- evening servii-e. 30 ?. m.. John Edwards, superintendent ' Pa -.tor will 1-e in attend. in. e at a spe.-ial

iii'-tinu' of the yn'd in t hie. uro. Thürs!.n. all dar sevuC Meeting at thf

Mull Memorial Church. Cor. S. MlM

M. Stephen Hungarian Thomaa n&d McPherauD sta Her. Lawrence Hörrath, pastor. Masa at :00 ana 10:15 a. tl Sunday sefcect t 2.1X ax. Benediction at 3:00 p. m. St- Patiirk'n aOT S. Tayltr at. JWv. John F. Deiiroote. C. 5. C. ?attor Ma si at C. 7:C0, a and 10:30 o'clock. fet. JoMph' Ulli st. e.nJ LAeae it Patrick J. CartolL C. c.. paaor. Low masse at 7i0 and 0:O) a. m. High ajasa at 10 .Oct a. ni. Pfnediction at 3:iJ p. m. 6acred Heart IWlclaiv 1120 W. Thomas at. Her. Cnarle . Flacher, pastor. Mast at 7:0vt and 90 a. m. Sunday I hool at 2JM if. ax. EeueUictlaa at 3:0i p. m. CHUKCH OF GOD.

eil'

German Lafawttr !li!. an

t Rex. Fred II. Ko.-Liim inn. p -juadar tit -hool at 'J..V a m ; Ch.iri Stark. huprlutend nt

i:a:iy .lay ser .Morning worship Seriiioi! pijli )- t ; EpM-orth ln'io- .if oi-lilp ilinulish

fr'itij'-' t : '"i'her.

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Church of Gol Faith Services in

of the Abrahiiinie Melvill hall. 212 S.

I I; iir h. i L-.i ri il.

Kriday at p

ni

ch-dr re-

WPand

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.len C Pixr.e. pastor. !: sid--U'

V. Rush .t Sai.l'.'ith -! ! at 1 .."0 n:. ; M. C. I'orter. supertnfn ! nt

iv s . ! ; 5t. I'aul's Germa i .Teffernoti and

i;er:i.iij. it p:.".' ili.im uts Rpv. II. IIn!e, pastor. 'I'hre.' J-.'ii'I.iIn. : nil ,i n M-niip Ith ente'lieis

:"'' ni li-.'-iiing r:ii..n .it 'a :;o a. in. Question 214 for

:ii"a . ate- l.-sis. Knlish rrxi e at 11:00 a. ! m K'iiL'Iisli Sunday s. hool at 10. 00 a.

i"i alfher learns I.ible hour Tuenlav

i a. ni. .uarterly member ijetSundiy at 2 :.'i0 r. ui. Choir re-

.'i P. road n i v

V - ' at

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Hirer Tark evrnt :i ; . -o:it!i of Mishawaki Rer. Cw. J, i: il:oi,. pm tor. Sundiy school .it D.o't a. in ; Marsnail Rill, s jperin'endent. FREE METHODIST. Trea Mrthot Penasvlvanl a". and Ruth at Per. V. L" Wehster, pul r Fundiy school at r:30 a ni.; l'aui NeldtieL auperln'enlent Preavuing -;t 10 ) a. rn. and 7 p nx

AFRICAN

M.

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h'- irsil "ii Friday at .0 p. rn. (lorta Iei Snrdih Chipln and Kprr ts Rev. ;iottfnd is..n. p;:stor. Sunday s hool and I'.iMe r!as:, at '. .00 a. in. Mor ning servil e at V):'.A). Tr t. Matt. tv:l 11. Subj" t: r Ii Kinrdom hildren and the Children's Iin? !oni " linm servi. i at 7 :."o. Text. Rev. 12: 7 12 Sul..ie.-t. "Th Angels' War."'

! In. '-d. iv evi-ninir the Sunday hool tr.oii.i's iu''t itli 31 i ss lininii Prytz. ' '.d I.i "ii t. Thursdav affern -on the l.:li"s' Aid me.-ts Hostesses: Mrs. 1 i':sf CLir-juist and M:3. Andrew ChilI rg.

Olivet A. M. E. "in V. Monroe St. Tit. A. T. Rea.idinu'. I' i'ti'r t'lisi ui'- tlc? at 12 noon, ld i. il'urv i'oli.-r. Sunday a. ü-joI at 12. :;o p. ia . - Henry Coker. superintendent. Prea'"hlns .ervi.-e at 1" Ci a :n suiJet aei uaon. ' I'm' ( .I of j he Storm." At 7 l.j m . ciui-ti m Wealth." CdirisLiiii Knd-i..r ,t o .: p in. A special 'fforr iü !.. tn ! to hare all new vomer a .t'r.nl .. hii-t. day.

BRETHREN.

I Iffct Rer. G. "vV. Renen. D. D. pastor. .antay inoo! at U :V,P a. m. : H.irley Firestone. superinter.le nt. Primary ehooj rnot at the sim flmir; Miss MiiSirt Whltruer. su porinf rt dent. I'irt ( liurvh of the Brethren Indiana

:m .nd Miaou ft. Rev. II. II. Helfian. l-i-f"i: r.-.-i h-n. e. lco i; Indiana it. j Miid iv . lioo! ,ir ;: a m ; P. (I.. - f i hley. .si; i r tntend'Mit.

I Lafayette t. Sunday ivhMl at 10U. p.

A. stilson superintendent. M.ornlng wor ship at 11.00. I). L. Vau Vaetor. pastor. Evening services will be held at 411 L South st. Rerean meeting Wednesday eveaing at the home uf R. C. Railsbaek. 02t S. Fellows s' l. C hurch of Goi or Saints Chi pel oa Harrison at . one hiock north of Llncola Sunday a-haol at :4i a. m. ; A. li. Klrklej, superintendent. EPISCOPAL, Pt. James' Lafayette bird, north of Washington. Rt. Pot. Jo&n Unzen White, rector; Re. . Everett Crr. vicar. Holy communion. 7 :ZQ 1. m. Chureh school at 9:43 a. m. Matins at 11 a. m. Vespers at 0:00 p. in. SCIENTIST. First Church of Christ. ScientistMain and Madison sts. Sunday services U 11:00 a. m. Testimonial meeting every W ednesday at 8 :00 p. ni. Sunday school f'T children and young people up to tha 1?" 20, from 9:4o to 10:30 a hi Sunu.' acüuo entrance oa MadiHOQ pL Reading rooms maintained by tha cburoh on the seventh floor of the J. M, S. building, are open daily except Sun dy from 12 to o. and on Saturday eTsaiug from 6 to S.

Taylor's A. M. tnd Canjpsu cts. p ft tor.

T.. Z.'an Corner F.ddj

Jlet. L. J.. PouelL .1-- pi.

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PRESBYTERIAN. Westminster ?ott nc.-l T.!ndsv s's Rsr. Alfred .M Fells. I. I. pastor; -o,. Ideace. (r; N. s-.ott st. Sundiy M, h . m at b -30 a. m : L. C. vhirf-,n:. sup-rin-teudent. I'ubRc srornhlp ct l:i;, ,1. ir nd 7:C0 p. m. Tee se.i,.-; ;n,-...fs before the ra-rnin nervt sn.r Kn

cearor so irty in-'.'? it ...0 ; ni week dvotl"Ual 4r;-vj, W uln 7 p. ni.

firit 1. orrer of j -Llflyerte i d P.ii Ii -ni.; .lohti J S!;fr. Men's ll'fln.hli .p;i'

C. A I.ipplii ott. If i.J. -. Ir .lohn M' 'I:;e . f t ..- finlniry. 'hi- irr utM Vik .'it

the mornt'.ii; rle a' 1" 4i Will b the i lUl'JUai'iU er. Trinity Rer. -Toh:, run Seniles f. U- held in t building of te C.vpiiF rd .- coir.er of t'olf.iv .v. .uvl . r I'.JMe s ho. 1 .if 'J : i. ;i M cf w-'.-ship .it Ii. mu-

tnc-ding at I p im F .

orh!p at 7 M!d v . ;. f r.e?d.i evening in dU?. r nt J

lfpe Ler and Pnt:i sts Edwin C, Melifer. minister. 1 i 1 1 1 school jt '..') a. ci. . Frin. Kettring. uiri:.t.-n lent. r.raniff- Ufr liar.is. p.i-rr,; Sunday achoo! at 0 :4i n m IMin - worslup at 10:4 a. in eery Sunday Kv.r:.ol) Hiufiri n -C-rner v. .prrT ml U .1.': eo rue.

inf-K-n ts. ICev. .lohn Ifo-. p.is

Sundiy ho"i it 00 ;i; Cjur

rv: es at 10 () a u. at 2 .'" p. ni.

f infrniT MenirT;iI t rtiteH-MK S. St.

t. Rev. A. Si'-katooso. pastor, it... J. H. aj ;1. in. Miss Arnes

ii. supei iiitni.J.Mit. Prea. hin serl":r. li r ! . r l.m Endeiyor. :.10 and

BAPTIST.

First Corner Main and "Vajn si Rev C S P.ivU. 1. 1. past.- i;e,. dence 211 W. Wayne nt. I'.i:,.,- k,

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Morn :r

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serrrd at the 1 J.ie of tl,- m-n

ice. i ce rn'.iwet-h, serx ; e w.

on vTt"ises3iv tlr 7:F. p "A Wonderful M-?:ar." .;r rr.eraher prö:-enr.

W. UeidF.!.

crshlp if lo " Th" 1 o;!i!i j Ch at 7 Sub:- f

First 9redlh Coruer Kapier sts. wtK at 10

I o p. ux Mt Zloa Rer. .1. I Srantt. rastor. usday school at 9 30 a. r. ;Cla. a f r 111 igt. 11 a in. CHRISTIAN.

First S Usui at., south cf puh'.ie '

t 'iaday s.di--l at 9 ik) a. iu : Fivdt ;i iw R

irUia-a. superintendent arc trained and iesoas Have classes f-r all at. InJiaxta 0 Cöruor

and Sr. Joseph ft E

U-t. IlnMcui.f, I'll lay h L...cl at a iu

su peri:: fend 1 ut. Prca. Ling at lA -t a r m Morning per;:;.-.3 : Masfers " Ee;;iL err: n: : Von Waiting F..r ." ';.r.:i at tiSdt p u .r rc:v il ; S-2 Wedr.fsdiv n'.nt a: M!rrr-s Evangelist;-- Co of

sl.l cna::t tnis gr-.it lags ai it ii! le i rt e- P'r-v . .1 .-. .1

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and lu stmnieata! and cr-vit tee evangei;t S .t t n the the detalit'd ar. a il. i:. i.t given a ordial ir-nrat.- u : our ervn

Iduden lisle st school a lateadect.

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SPIRITUALIST. Procre ;0ritual Soriety meets in Rehmen s liall. rju", s Michigan st. Sunday at 7 :'.'A) p. m. SpV.iker: Charles A. Thompson SuNie.'t : 'Splritualini and tlie Press." Mfsjgt bearers: Mr. Charles A. Tbotnppoii. Wilbur Hool and i. Tamiiol. Everybody cordially Invited.

International

At the Lasalle theater Sunday at 10:"0 n. in.. Rev. Van R. Shumaker" win rnnfinue his addresses on tue "Signs of the Times." from a seriptural and bJstorteal htaudpoint. Pictures and diagrams wlli aid hearers f-J understand the Rible. Congregatioaal singing to strains of pipe organ. All wtbouie. Seats free VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. fjospel mission. 430 S. iflchlgau at All Christian acdstiea latlted to c b! open air meeting every Wednesday, JTrlday, Saturday and Sunday nichts, corner Wayne and Michigan streets Old-faah-ined ?ffnel meetlrg at Volunteer mission hr.ll Sunday night. Everybody la VUOd. All WfllDS. SALVATION ARMY. 80(1 E. Jefferson bird. Sundsv aerr Ires: Morning, county Jail. 10:C0; Sun Sunday school at 2:30 p. nx MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Meets every Monday at 10:00 a. ra. at the T. M. C. A. Uesident and TlRltJm ministers always welcome. Rev. W. II. 1 "reshley. president: Rev. Ci. W. Reach, vbe president: Rev. John L.. Imhof. sec retary-treasurer. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Woman'a Club hall, room 224. J. M. 9. building. Sunday studies: 10:00 a. m. The New Crention; 0 :.".0 p. m.. Revelation; S :00 p. m.. Ezekiel's Temple Wednesday, S:( p. in. prayer meeting. Friday. S .(M p. m.. Tabernacle Sliadovs.

touch w:th the home service section of the local Red Cross chapter at once if they are suffering from even a slight injury at the tim of. discharge. All secretaries hae been asked to impress upon such men the fact that unless a certiScate to this eSect has been obtained from the director of the bureau of .var risk insurance, within one year after discharge, compensation for death or disability resulting later will not be paid. The following communication received from national headquarters will interest men who have had their insurance policies reinstated since July 25: "Where insurance policies have

been reinstated on or after July 25, 1919, any amount in excess of the premiums necessary for reinstatement under Treasury Excision 47, of that date will be applied to future payments. The insured may either figure out for himself how many months' credit he is entitled to and stop paying premiums during that period, or. If he desires, he may writ to the Insurance Division of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance and ask them the status of his premium payments and when it w ill be. necessary for him to resume paying."

CAPTAIN ROMINE WILL DELIVER TALK SUNDAY Capt. Otis Romine will speak on Sunday evening at 7 o'clock in the St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church, on the subject "Experiences in Army Life in the United states and FTance." Capt. Romine spent about two years in the U. S. army and only recently returned from Franc wheie he had some most interesting experiences. The service will be in charge of St. Paul's Ep-worth league. A tenor solo will be rendered by Karl W.

! Knorr.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS POSTPONE CELEBRATION

The golden jubilee which was to havo been celebrated by Crusade lodge. No. 14. Knights of Pythias, Friday night in observance of the

50th anniversary of the grand lodge' wIth her because she is continually

or the domain of Indiana was neces

HUSBAND SAYS WIFE IS A MOVIE FIEND

William C. Mafcchett charges his wife with being a In 0 vie fiend in his suit for divorce filed in circuit court Friday against Alice M. Matchett.

He states he can no longer live

sarily cancelled when word was received Friday that neither of the speakers scheduled to speak here, William G. Edens of Chicago, and Hon. Charles Bookwaltor. former mayor of Indianapolis, would appear. Extensive plans had been made for the celebration as South Bend was tr have been the central meeting place for all lodges of the ICth congres-

spiritufciists .Melsill J sional district.

t.agging him. That she scolds him every time he drops cigar ashes upon the floor or drops any dirt when he is building the fire. They were married May 13. 1919 and separated Sept. 25, 1919.

HOLD THIIVTER PARTY. Twelve members of the O'Brien Varnish office force, held a theater party Thursday evening at the Orpheum, which was preceded by a dinner party.

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The H.ara of Directors of the Blackstone Theater Corporation, at a meeting Satuixlay evening, September 27th, 1919, authorized the publication of the following

Work on the theater is progressing satisfactorily, have been let. Prompt delivery of material is assured.

All contracts

When the theater is completed it will not be leased to outsiders but will be operated by the Blackstone Theater Corporation solely for the benefit of its stockholders. The corporation was organized for this purpose and this will be the sole aim of those who are In charge of the actual management of the corporation. None of our officers do, or will, draw salaries, but will simply participate in the profits of the corporation like any other investor. " Every stockholder participates in the profits of the entire project.

THE DO ARO OF DIRECTOR!

Oiarlei E. Pctta J. B. Weber Thoniai H. Ejjclton Howard W. Yant J. HondelfimAn John G. Yeagley R. W. H. Atch

lacksione Theatre Corporation

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invitation to I t-cor-, - nai-t nf t - r. rv

the local charter. Th president. Mr?. A. W. Bacon, conferred with a committee of the local organiza-

honie of Mrs. D. W.

rark a v.. Friday after

tior. at Tucker,

the

$4:

F. M !i!r for dsrvapeji.

dor.e an auto driven v Mrs. C'i'.t which was run into by Mr. Miller's truck. '

The hi:: for damages

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against Mr. "Mil'er. doing buf;nss a?

r.oon and assured the committee of! th Mil. er Cabinet anrs Micnir. shop th rnftnitiA -.t v,.-. n:u, . . . .nd the, Miller Sash and Scree:! far.

.t..vivti vi utr .HJIU" Ja - ' f - women m th homecoming celebra-1 tor"' charges that upon July 13, j

tion. Mrs. F. P. Nicely, ,Mrs. D. E. ' wrii: -,'lrs- c-uiver was driving;

Edward Thelan!'1 Buick touring car down Portage'

the committee i a v.. a trucK owned sy ir. Miller ur.i

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worrier.. neer places ur.'.f.ss V ! leges he ccr.t

:.: witn S h e asks

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members of

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for a dive'

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which met with Mrs. Baker.

RETURNED SOLDIER WILL ADDRESS YOUNG PEOPLE

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operated by a fourteen year old turned into Portage av. from Maude a v., and collided with

touring ar. Mr. Culver states he was .forced

to pav SlS.CO for repairs to his

"Nicotine Next" i thj r.w bck by Prof

i cuse i:m nMiy. i i ' gar-counter gr

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Lyfle Kindig.

rccentlv returned! nna" tJ:at il :ui depreciated m val

France, will be the speaker at! due to the. jar and strain put to

from

the younr people's rally to be he!d at the Grace Methodist church Suitday night. The young people will

have the entire charge of the service, ; doing the ushering, taking the offer-: ing, etc. There wull be no preach-, ing service as the pastor, Rev. B. D. : Beck, is attending the northwest! conference of tho Methodist church!

now being Ivld at Fran'. fort. Ind He will return Monday.

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to the amount or ji.-o and that

has been damaged to the amount cf

$60 by being deprived his car for six weeks. $4 0'" damages.

of

the us-; o!

He asks for

When

vour mouth tates

WIFE ALLEGES HUSBAND CHANGES JOBS TOO OFTEN

2w? like all the rr.eaa

V; 'Vlj things you ever '- "i " ' V'j -7 ,.4 ..- v,

you need IVechars

Tills. Your mouth is a pood ir.

of the condition of stomach and bow

i)iiti:cToits wilij iei:t. A special meeting of the board cf directors of the Y. M. C A., will be hold Saturday night at the association building.

Ethel King charges her husband

with changing: jobs too soon and

ten in her suit for divorce filed "in superior court Friday against Paul H. King. Mrs Ivintr states she has moved

i with her husband from one rooming

of-' c -j isH i.- i h if.. :.

Sold ererbtere. Ia boxe, 10c, 25c.

Lrst Sal of Aar Msdivino ia thm War! 4

Robertson Siros.

Store Opciu 8:30; Closes 5:30 SaU to 9:30 p. m.

Why

envy can

your have

neighbor's home when one just as enviable

you

Making the home beautiful is not such a task a3 many believe if your artistic ability is limited, we can ive you expert advice and direct your desires with experienced drapery designers. This is part of our service to you. Call up the drapery department. We contract for single rooms or the entire house.

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Commencing Monday Special displays of draperies will be demonstrated in our drapery section anS continue all week. Beautiful new designs and color combinations for every room will be shown.

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Sunfast "Kapock" Fabrics Have undoubtedly solved the problem of beautiful harmony in colors soft tones that blend to any scheme desired. Price $2.95 yard and up. Kapock trimmings to match at 18c yard. Plain Silk and Repps in great variety of colors; 50 inches wide, at $2.25, $2.50 to $4.50 yard. Silk, and Cotton Damask A beautiful display of the highest quality of weaves and colors. Pri from $3.50, $4.50, $5.25, $5.50 to $24.00 yard. Curtains Ready Made

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Sectional Panels are in great demand for their adaptability to windows of all sizes the widths 6, 7 and 9 inches. ives a wide range to fit any size; length 2Vl yards; beautiful designs. These are also made up in shades of any width in our own workrooms. Price 60c to $2.00 a panel. Lace Curtains of filet weaves in a large number of patterns, ircm 3.50 to $15.00 per pair. Also f;ne net and Irish point curtains from $10.00 to $45.00 pair. We ay-; also showing a special value in .Marquisette Curtains vvith lace edge 6 patterns to choose from, at $2.50 pair.

Odd Pieces of Quality Furniture The gift section of our furniture department ofTers unusual attiactive odd pieces in high grade furniture at remarkable low prices. Quality in mahogany, walnut and oak in period styles. Telephone Stands with stool or chair to match, from $8.50 up. Sewing Cabinets, $6.75 up. Mahogany Chairs and Rockers, $15.50. Mahogany End Tables. $9.50. Odd Chairs and Stools from $8.50 up. Spinet Desks, Console Tables, Hall Clocks, Smoking 3ets at $2.50. Medicine Cabinets $4.50.

By the yard. Nottingham and Filet Nets in great assortment1?. 36 inches wide, at 45c. 49c. 59c, 65c and 69c yard. M arquisettes and Scrims in plain and figured weaves, also taped and fancy bordered, 36 to 60 inches wide, at 35c, 39c, 45c, 49c. Mad ras and Grenadines in white and natural, at very low prices. Lamp Shades

an

maker.

expert

will

Miss Cloyes,

lamp shade

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teacn you tne art or lamp

shade making. The classes Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon. Free instruction. Lamp shade fram and materials in any style and color desired. Our Drapery Section also makes Table Covers, Couch Covers, Pillows, Pillow Tops to order in any design.

The Corbin Folding: Chair

For Baby makes a high chair of any chair. Just strap it on in a moment's time. Best of all, you can fold it up and'take it anywhere. It goes into suit case or trunk. The Corbin is indispensable. See demonstration here. Price $5.00, $5.75.

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