South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 297, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 October 1919 — Page 14

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES GENERAL NEWS OF MISHAWAKA News-Times Office 120 Lincoln Way West. Telephone Mishawaka 10 STARTS SEASON! BIG CELEBRATION c , XX ? X v. .Xx V.x. - " c-f. Mrs. Edward Klein and Mrs. F. D. Taylor, Well-Known Residents, Pass Away High School Organization Local Lodge Celebrates Of-: Truckload of Joyriders Col,x ,XvS VXX Holds Initial Meeting and Plans For Season. ficers Appointed for Ensuing Year. lides With Automobile. Four Injured. X f xx V- .. ... x u c-: VtV '-x.-: t--K - I -c-' ' - -.Sc -' ' . - . :-c x ,x

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Mr Ktlward C. K!-ir,whc.y- lmr.i I v-n milf-M sooth- i-t of 1 1 - city. did at St. Jo-ph's hovj.it, ll litThursday :iftcrnron. In nth r 'ult- 1 fiom '-nmpli'Vtt ions from hi'ti sh had Urn 1 lif-long s iffrr- Sh1 th daughter of Mr. and Mr. .Josr,h MalfT, of Wyatt. und is snrived by her husband; son. Hrroan. ;nd daughter, I iura, both r ; 1 i n at homo. Sh- also haves two hrothrs and .six Bisters as follows: AI-1-Tt, of Rrcmpn; Cdward, rif Wyatt; Mrs. Christian Hurnnvl. Wyatt; Mrs. William Schultz. Kansas; Mrs. Frnst Wasrner, Wyatt; Mrs Milton Kern. Wya.it, and Minnie and IMn.i Mair, raiding at hmn". Mm. Kleir. was horn Aug. 12. 1SR1, at Wyatt, wlirrf she spirit hr entire llf. Her maiden ram was lara Maler. Fhe was married to Kdward Klein. Aug. 0. 1 0 1! . Hr husband Is a well known farmer iu the vicinity. Mr. V. I) TaInr. Mrs. V. I. Taylor. IL 13 Sarah st.. died Thursdiv at hr home .'rom rnnvplieation. She hail h"n ill fi.r several mon;, She is tie augnter of Mr. Mid Mrs. X. I. M.Tsh, of Consta atme, Mich , ir I nad lived in Mlsh.waka for h pat four years, coming here from Michigan. Sh la survived hy hT husnand; son. Uayard: daughter. (lera!dln; and si stfr. Mrs. J. I". Davl:;. Con-stantlne-Heforo her marriage Mrs. Taylor was May Mash. and was married lo Mr. Taylor 17 years aco. She was born in Cassopolls. May 12 JS2, bdrig 1 cars old. The funeral will he, held at the residence Saturday at z o'clock p. m. Rrv. F. W. Johnston will officiate. Burial will be at Cassopolis.

Th- History Huh of the high -l:.iol held its initial me-tinir on Thursday evening in the hiuh school auditorium. r '.mi memb. is were pr -sent. Fifteen alumni members of previous e.irs attended. ff i' rs for the ensuing e.ir were elected as follows: President, Arthur Phillion; i -pi sident, Mary Layer, secretary, Kuby Sloan; treasurer. Morton McHonough. Installation of the newly elected officers took plaec itumediately after the ection. The initiation of new members was a. so lu Id. A delightful program followed the business session Tlo- 'Junior Trio" was the feature of the evening, rendering a number of popular selections. I , dicing wa enjo ed. The club is composed of seniors, alumni, anil Juniors who are studying history and have already two years to their credit. Meetings will be held on the evening of the first Thursday in every month. The urbanization has. in the past, brought to the city many noted speakers and lecturers from U ailing universities of the country and a good urogram is heing planned for this year. The meetings are of an educational nature and are followed by a social hour.

Two hundred members of the Knights of I'ythias. Pythian Sisters, and their families, attended the annual roll call Thursday evening in the K. of P. hall. It was one of the highest occasions of the season, the lodg celebrating its threat prosperity during the past year and the launching of an extensive membership campaign, i vor liO new members were received into the organisation in the year UtlS-K'10. Informal addresses were delivered by Rev. P.. Karle Parker. IX IX, pastor of the First Methodist Kpiscopal church, and Mayor Ralph W- flaylor. Miss Marie Roles, elocutionist, uave several recitations. launch was served, after which dancing was enjoyed Those not wishing to participate in the dancing were entertained at cards. Following is the Ust of the officers for the ensuing year: C. i:. X. Weber: V. C. K. K. Andrews; prelate, W. H. Curtis; M. of II. J. Mngrane; K. of It. and S. V. KThomson: M. of K., M. I). Fulmer: Master of Arms. Ii. O. Denton; I. (I., ('. S. Hess; ). (X. K. J. Robinson: trust ees. II. C. Kirgleston. I-'. W. 1'reeman and 1 R. Hitchner.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy and daughters, flrace and Margaret, residing on a farm near Towagiac, Mich., were periously injured in an automobile rj ciibut which occurred during Wednesday- ninht between Osceola and Kau!- Point. The family was riding in an Overland car enroute to Mishawaka wher" th" membfrs expected to spend several days with friends. Not being familiar with the roads the automobile was turned north after leaving Osceola instead of coming straight west. It collided with a Ford de. livery truck which was filled with a merry party of joy riders the occupants of the Overland car being thrown from their machine. The party in the Ford truck made no attempt to stop. About an hour afte- the ;ht1oih Joseph Moore and family of (lohea passed in an automobile. They stopped and gave the party attention, bringing the party to their friends home in Mi-diawaka.

ARREST COAL DRIVER ON FORGERY CHARGE

IjINCOIA" PICTI'Iin TODAY. Francis X. Bushman find Beverly Hayn? will he seen in the (lrama'.'.c pictuio, "Clod's Outlaw." at the Lincoln today. The play possesses power and strength and is added to by a winning romance, which shows th clover stars In the most satisfy ing roles of their career. The play tells the story of a young man who believes that the hand of Clod is against him. All his desires meet with disappointment. Ha renounce. his religion and proceeds to live his life far from the scenes of his misfortunes-

i:jov !ixi;n avt smoki-tr A hundred members of the Dodge club held a chicken dinner and smoker Thursday evening in the club rooms. The Dodge orchestra furnished the music for the occasion. Jhe feature of the- evening was several vaudeville acts staged by actors now playing at the Century theatre.

M 0.000 SITHPU'S STOCK SALT:. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 2-L'.". The leopl Store. H2 Lincoln way W 111 offer tremendous bargains in a splendid lino of general drygoods. Don't miss the opportunity to

Clinton Clark. 1 1 years old. was arrested last evening at 107 X. Main st.. charged with forgery. He is employed as a driver at the Nilcs Coal company, X. Main st.. and was arrested upon complaint of a Belgian lady, to whom he had delivered a load of coal, for overcharging. The bill was taken to Mrs- Nilcs, manager of the office, and was found to have been changed. The over-charge was T0 cents. It is thought that a good many other accounts have been similarly treated. This is not Clark's first appearance at the police station. He was arrested last September for vagrancy and was given a suspended jail sentence because it was his first offense. He will appear before

Judge Feig this morning. If found j

guilty he will be made to serve his former sentence.

;ooi CF.NTritY HILL. Tlio Century offerings for this week are of an especially high order. The "Village Five" has an act which will undoubtedly please. The quintet not only sings ar j dances but its talking pieces are said to be of the class that will make laughter ring to the roof- Otto and Bryan in "Nonsense and Music;" Billy Tank. eccentric comedian: Margie Carson in songs and quick changes; Sibley and Ware in singing and talking oddities." will be the fiye headline acts. A six-piece orchestra and a good two-reel comedy will complete an extra good bill.

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here of the birth of a daughter tOj Aft- -inH Mt-c Arthur Mill :i t ir-i

troit, Oct. 1C. Mrs. Mills was formerly Miss Ruby Puan.

HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION SALE I will sell at Public Am lion, at the premises, on Saturday-. Oct. IT.. IM?, at - oYb-M-k P. M . sharp: a m-RooM nsi:n:T House, Lot and Parage, r.o ft. off Lot :!'.. P. ll bee's Addtion. Mishawaka. Ind.. b -ing on the northeast corner of Fast Third and Pine streets. Well located. Near the Dodge factory. Cash terms and contract terms, made known on day of sale. WM. i:ilY. Propi:. II. BLACK. Au tionccr. ( nsnpolis. Mich.

MASOrKKADK DANCH.

Saturday evening at (Xiriboldi! hall. COT W. 10th st. Advt. lt.S

IMgewater Floral place for mums." 2 3t 2 Advt.

iTBLic mihttin i-xmi FAIIMLKS. A meeting for all farmers will bf held Friday night in Crange hall at Tamarack in the interests of the State Federation of Indiana Farmers. Adt.23t2.

Dr. IL W. Reynolds, dentist, j Mishawaka Trust & Savings Bldg. t Phone 104 S. Advt- !

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FOR FALL AND WINTER GOODS Shoes. rubbers, sweaters, stockings, pants, caps and tlannel shirts see De MeesN r in his now store at VI?, W. Seventh st. Open evenings until S:3y o'clock. 2r,t."

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A meeting for al! farmers will bej held Friday night in Crange hall at'

Tamarack in the interests of the State Federation of Indiana Farmers. Advt. 2Ct2.

IK YOU I.OVi: IlFAl'TY? Then see the "mums" at Fdgewater Floral place. 2T.t2 Advt.

Don't Forget "REISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP," 110 N. Main St. Mishawaka. For All Kinds of Shoe Repairing and Shoes.

TFLIPS AND HYACINTHS. Just arrived at the Powell floral store. Advt. 2.1t3.

FOR SALE Honslor kitchen cabinet. Good ns new. 1714 Homowood av 2. It 2

Regular review. Xo. r,; Friday; evening. 2Ctl Advt.

Don't forget to come to the Saturday night dances at the Castle hall. Good music by the famous Rag Picker's Orchestra.

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"Merry-Go-Round" A light, frivolous, worrychaser, wholesome and entertaining. Also HAROLD LLOYD in "SPRING FEVER" Matinee 2:15 3:45.

Dr. Tom Dugdale. ITT. 1-2 IJncoln Wav Fast. Phone 17'.. --tf Adv

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LOST Small brown pocketbook containing key aid 51" either! Tuesday afternoon or evening. Re-, ward for return to News-Times 1 Mishawaka. 2 2t.". '.

FOR SALI: House ;,r.d market' building. Inquire at lie E. First' st.. or phone Mishawaka 1146. 2:t;L'

FOR RFNT Modern furnished; room suitable for two. C'-ntle-mn preferred. AN child's brass bed for a!e. Inquire 12 4 IT. Firs! st. 2.:l.

WANTFD Women or girl sp-oolera . in Woolen Department. Fxperionced or inexperienced. We pay liberally while learning. Mishawaka ! oolen Mfg. Co. 3tl.". .

iM SALK A Chevrolet. 1917! laodel. 1:; goo.l orulition. In- t u ai e 1 1 j pleasant t.. River ParK. : 21t:' j Fol! SAUT Hard coal burner.; C,...d con.lit:i.. Iramire 335 Smith1 - o . - i -,

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l'OR SALF Se-n ro.m !m ;s, ATI, rooms papered and arr.is?i. d and p aintevl outside. A ::.r-t c:as residence, no dea' with ra! t-:..:. man.; Inquire 340 W Seventl s'... M;ha-i waka. 22ti FOR SALF. Seen room b.-'uee, ' electric lirht and gas. Ceo I coa-i ditiun. full lot Immediite pos-'s-' sier.. $2.000, par'. asl;. Carina e Pia ne ::7i-. j

V.'AXTFD MiIvl' aged woman o wark by hear two or three tlays uc k. Phone Mishawaka lt2'. :s.dnce ;b''. Fdewater dr. 22t.:

VAXTRD--A reliable man for nicht woi k. Apply Xational Veneer , Products o. : :t:: . VANTF.D Young girl to care for' t h.r.dr n. Call aftf 6 o'clock . venin-s. Mib.aw aka 7s.. 21tl."i

LIR1TRTY HONDS You will

surprised at difference - price,offered for government bon.N. We j dtal exclusivlv in all is-ues and a.s-j pure you of the highest price. Wej Luy at Xew York market with a'.li arnei and accraed interest tc i i.ate. CorAir.c1 oursir Lv gettsr.i;i tur price. Camp Thorne Co.. 103 X J Main st . phor.e Mam lirs. 'j ,

For .sAIJT Strawberry plants.' S. nator. Dunla.p and Klondyke. ; i:tra tine plants. Telephone ! 17P-

WANTFD- Ty j ;sts and also young :.,d:es tor general (ffice work. Apply .it once. Mihawaka Woolen, M tg Cu. ut;

to 3 : T. 0 . Saturday ceiu.igs.

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WANTFD So:i,e eood houses to' '.! ranging in price fro!a ?1.SC0' ti Jl.';"! We hae same cash cus-! !-a.. eis. We a!s b.ave several liriits who have from $;r,0 to i M.''u f-r ;.i: payment. If yoj! ar.ythii-.g to .-!!. come in and . ie us 'he d script ion- I'none 460 , -tatk Fea!tv t'r 1

SPECIAL PRiCES ON MICHIGAN APPLES Friday and Saturday Only All apples hand picked. Four Pounds $.25 Baldings Greenings Spies Russets Staarks Red Missouri All orders delivered. All varieties of apples at 65c a peck. or $2.40 the basket. California Grapes 15c per pound. Also special prices on oranges and other fruits FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY. 114 Lincoln Way West Across Street from Lincoln Theater.

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Primate of Belgium HE chief churchman of Belgium, a plucky man, a fighter, partly a martyr, because he was old and defenseless while the Germans were millions and thought themselves all-powerful. On the occasion of Cardinal Mercicr's visit to Chicago this week, all religions rendered tribute to the hero of the Belgian people. Thousands paid him homage. Non-Catholics were just as sincere as Catholics in Chicago's welcome to Cardinal Mercicr.

In Commemoration of Cardinal Mercier's Visit The Chicago Herald and Examiner Will Give FREE With Next Sunday's Issue A ' FULL PAGE PORTRAIT of Cardinal Mercier in Beautiful Colors. Suitable for Framing and Preservation.

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Harmony Singing, Talking and Dancing.

OTT & BRYAN BILLY TANN in Nonsense and Music Eccentric Comedian MARGIE CARSON SIBLEY & WARE in Different Songs and in Singing and Talking Changes Oddities

FIVE HEADLINE ACTS 6-Piece Orchestra Mrs. Grace Woods, Director. A good two-reel comedy accompanies this bill. Adults 25c, war tax 3c, total 28c. Children 10c, war tax lc, total 11c.

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1 1 . i -.-i n u ie -'l to rent my farm. I will offer nt Puliiio Sal.; at EE ir.y larru. Irat"'l i miles uorthrast of Mishawaka, or two an! oue-hall" uiilf s cast and one-half of ; nio north of the Kenne.ly s-'hool h"use, ( three miles south anl one mile east of (Iransr, on what is known as the David G.ndirM farm on TiiosI;iy, Oct. 2S. rnuimenrir., at l:0y o'clock sharp, tho following .lescril.e.i property: IIIT.XI) or IIOliSlTS One '.eldinc. : years old. vt. 1,4'"" lbs.;

one r,,.ldin. - years old. wt. 1, ".'. lhs. ; one Mare, 4 years old, wl

I IIIT.XI) or CATTLIT One row. i;ivini? milk: thre Holstein Hcifcis, eli!;,Ie to registry; these heifers are of the Notre Dame zz sto k. E I'.i:MI.; IMIM.ITMITNTS One n'-w MrCormick Binder, one E new Hay Hake, one Champion Mower, one Corn Planter, one dale E Kidinu' l'Iw, one dale Walking Plow, one CO-tooth Peg Harrow, wie 17-tooth Soring Harrow, o:n Ohver Iiiling Cultivator, one E walking spring-tooth Cultivator, one 1-hors Cultivator, one Walk- E E in- Weed er, one double-shovel Plow, one 1,000-lh. Platform E s-'-ii's. E VITHICI.ITS. IIAKXITSS. I ITITI) Two Farm Wagons, one Top E IVuirgy. one S; ring W.ion, one svt Dou Ide Harness, one set sin er! o ZZ Driving Harness, one set of Storm U'ur.gets. Corn in the crib, E S(iR1p Corn I'odder. and numerous other articles, including House- E ZZ hold Good?. E TITIIMs or SAI.IT All sums of ?TT..0ä and under, cash; on all sums ever a credit of 12 months v.-ill be given, the purchaser giving not with approved security, waiving valuation and ap- ZZ praist ment laws; without interest if paid when due; if not so paid. E E thfn with s ptrcrnt interest from date of sale, with attorney's E fees. No property to be removed until terms of sale are complied with. Four percent discount for rash.

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FIVE STAR POINTS OF ROUND OAK SUPREMACY HEALTH laren ar.d HUMIDIFIES. COMFORT ,VT" rvfr ciiir.fir, r-. out n:r, Ut fron d-t, mcke-r.ttei with g-Vf-.t doors and darr.prs. -ECONOMY IeT-tfrerr.veU! provrd Krt blt P-.r.y; eitrt-drrp f.re prt, nrriirre ccmhusti 'n c.l.ar-.i r prtect Corr.t:j:.on ; rrt ht-Ä? or. n:r.:rr,um of f jei. CONVENIENCE t-ols rr.'.ire vs!rm. Self r!(an:nt-. Srr.'f i t th ft l.u tpr.r.ltlr d it pf:rf. N'on U k doorframe tst on not bolted. l .-my to cprirt. DURABILITY ;', phvical tMts. All y-.tr.et pikers n,.'-J, r.rt cf. Sfver reit where rvtH; do. 1 t.r f tr.r.pt

Look Into Your Heating System You know, a Ik. i tin. system you see infilled in someone' h -:ne really tells you n hh (f the "works" in -Lie. and it's the work tii.-.t determine ffenomy. Durabilitv, (Jleanlinj .

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C. L. BARNARD & SON, HARDWARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS 1 18-20 Lincoln Way East Mishawaka

DR. J. B. HIGGINS 113 E. Third St. Physician and Surgeon. Specialty in Diseases of the Chest. Phone Mishawaka 143.

si Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

F. E. COATS CO. Undertakers FUNERAL- HOME, Cor. Third and Race Sts. Phone Mishawaka 197.

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