South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 300, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 October 1919 — Page 9

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

NEWS OF MISHAWAKA News-Times Office 120 Lincoln Way W. Phone Mishawaka 10

ANGRY AT KOREA

NO ACCURATE RECORDS OF PEACE CONFERENCE

MISHAWAKA-BOY

PIS PULPIT

t'ifjr trihe. P.oth t"efhM were educational and inter stinsr. explaining rhe ii-'c:;!hrit:rs of the rod t o, th';r philosophy :i n I patriotism.

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Rev. T. J. Collar Preaches St. Paul's Episcopal Church.

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i ; : r. n c John ''.'

;:; this ity, d"!lvfrol !b" ti!' 11 o'clock stvIii- in Fpinpal church Sunuav

Hrv. Coll ir 1 nrut' t- the we-t ;.ft'-r ha'.ins: attended ihr triennial r ntun of th Hpisop,! -huren

Tri tl.mpli: atthactiona; Tom Mix will ! r sen at the T-::i-n th atrr t uj.i- in "K'jch P.idine:

I i:..v.ar a d'Misrhtful love story; i interv. o en with fascinating sutrcs-! . ;tifrs of th Wdf-n days of romance. Ill 1 in whl h a typical American, a true j knitrht errant, of th we.-,t wins the.i hrart of a r-faf ücrop-'an prin-. ! r ss, Som of til sreatest feats of ! hf-u-v man-hip. strength and daring' put into a ph'dojday are to I f ;s''-n in als pi-tur-. Mary Mil"

lincholor un'. and

BEAT SOUTH BEI

Pastime Members Take Third Straight Game From the Neighboring City.

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rn orninp.i (;()nI) mu, AT UNCOIA TODAY

'.f.trniits of the Silver

Mishawaka bowlers an j?h inz a

i n t e r i n

y the Mr.-: nmnl'fr of the Fox pood accounting of thrm?flvfs this

Nws will shown at the Kmpi season, and vesterday defe-ated

South F.end teams in a match pamf

i tomorrow,

whi'h has hffii in f-es-don

being proficient in hi-

in Tctroi

lnriot? :;- n ir-t 1 wo uc'k- and was' ' :oh 'nan

the s;:ir t of St. Paul's p-iri-h for the! particular line of work and adding ,iav at tho Invitation of K v. I, '.il-t and realism to this hardy and Kf.-.rs. r,rt,r of the . hur- h. thrilling picture of the north wooks. H.forc Introducing in, i.rmoii: Mitchell l-wis. himself. is the th. mo. Fr. Collar r. f.rrol to his- typi'':1 uv.m to play the role of a

I n MiilriM-:i'n:i ailUCK. Willi lli iiuiimm, iw,,.,.

North

Mit, 1,U1 I fv' lnteet Select Picture.

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vpf.11f.nt pflsf I ""uns Mii-r frr n:-i in oiit-i

maklnK1 the third straight victory over the latter. The peason is jus beptnnlnp: to warm up. and from now on much interest is certain to

The Fastime

Hermit'" Empire Will Feel Wrath of Nipponese, Says Newspaper.

'tr- today, has an

Y -o IiimhI ..nd 'to ort sin it

1 days sr-nt

th pVasure wliich lh" opj

y to r'jnew

i!h St. T. nil's narishonr-r. att'ordd

and unhe pives:

almost Inhuman strength

, .i,,t !f r.-taiwimt: or uo wootis,

i :i snUiiflltl ( iaracirizaunii oi jar-

.!...- fillip I.I II Ct'. I ' i UI llllUUM"

mt i in f u finirsi' oi ris an rc-, i

marks, ho ur; d th" m .-.-.it y for; trapper. . ......

Difip1 per-i)ii.M fn'i'aor ii ino paii; of til" Chun h'S tn'ople in the f Xteiol i

of church dfetfin through its, )tm- oi tne nnest piriuo'h

a crvrntY

s!iape, r.nd the Pastime parlors

daily. Following is the result (lav's South P.ond panif: mishawaka. Wachs LS Oi Iii 5

Starck 2 23 Van De Walle. 1 S.. K. Lott 21 Peohe 13"

attendance at the continues to crow

of Sun-

262 i . li2 1S1

170 :,K 1ST 72 170 .",76 1 a 7 i7 3 171 3U7

SEOt'L. Korea. Oct. 25. Com

mentin? on the attempted a?5a?sina-i tion of Gov. Cw'n. S. ito. th1 soniiorficial Seoul Press expresses th" opinion that by this net the Korean agitators have "sealed their doom." The paper say?: Can't Scvirc .Iai. "If Korean mah-ontents think that: the assassination of a few hea-ls of; the government ren' ral of Korea will row Japan and make her rlaxj her hold on Korea they are indeed; mistaken. Japan is determined to;

hold the peninsula at air cost and will not let It po. no matter what thinps Korean apitatnrs may do. They will now lose whatever sympathy they may have had anionp; a jectlon of the people and have scaled their doom."

A COLD RELIEVER FOR FIFTY YEARS

! PARIS. Oct. 2,V A. Aulard. ore i ! of 'f lMfiir.(s authorities on tnI revolution. ays h" fears the fuu."c I Jiistoriar.s of th" peace conferem ? ! will havM preat ditilculty in riving

an accurate account of the delib?-n-;ion?? of the supreme council, or Mi" "Lie: Five." which framed the tern s cf pe-tce with Germany. H eon-clu-ie? from statements made by Premier ( menceau that no complete vvcorös were made of the delihraiions ot the council. Notes xvere taken, according to one vrr.'ion. hut Py different persons, and in several different lanpuaes-

Sunday sepl(,ols nnd religious educational bodies. Iti pointing out the r.ecovity for united action throughout the religious world in hrincin 1ho younirer peneration uroler the influence of the church. Ue . Foliar f-uoted frotn an authoritative source a statement proving that iti New

York, as an examtdo. the "Hol

inrr.t of that city has raided a :-um of over Jln.0'1f to l.e used for the establishment of Sunday schools where the 2r.u,i;00 ypunr peop.- unaftillate'i with any rolicious body, may be iletmitely instructed in the principles of the most radical socialism. It i to combat this influence over the

;iu:.t snow

e er

produced is .-diowitiK at th" Century theatre to.la. Harold Hell Wricht's famous "Shepherd of the Hills." a ten-reel feature. The management of the theatre is brincins to the city some of the best plays of the day and is preat ly pleased with the mannee in which thev are hinff wei

de-, tono d. "The Shepherd of the Hills

iv: f.nsi lered the acme ot modern

cinema production.

Totals tCw KOKHLKR Ä Sharkey Ii:: Mohn 1:' ZZoll It Schaf er 181 Van Kirk 20 2

10.12 tr, 2S52 SHAFKR. F.l t 0 7 SRI 167 17S Ö2S i:,n 3:i3 2:?2 199 C12 inn 17 :co

Totals 9 1 S H21 t 7 214

DTI. KING'S X1-TV DlsCDX FRY has a srccKssrrii hfccohd Ol' 1 1 AM1 A O'ATTKY

MAHV HFRUY DIFS Sl'NDAY Mary Ihrry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Herry. T14 S. Laurel st.. die.l Sunday morninp. She was

thrif months old and is survived by.

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MOPF.KN' UOOPMPA DAN CI '. The Modern Woodmen dance to he piven at the K. of P. hall Oct. 29 promises to be a most enjoyable affair. Tickets are sellinp fast for the occasion. a,nd the probabilities

are that it will be one of the best

attended social functions ot th year. The committee in charpe is F Gace. C. Dooley and R. Zink-

l whole country that the church must! her parents and three brtuhers. Wranlze its forces more thorouph- Thomas. Frank and Dennis, all re-

IV .nil MI 1T IT lllf" Til MMIU l JU IM l.tllliH I i w i n .

for the intense frojjups of unrest;

which are Fr. Collar.

so pievalyent, declared

INDIAN CHIEFS SFEAK AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The funeral will be held today at '::;) p. m. from the St. Joseph's Catholic church- Rev. Fr. Moench will officiate. P.urial will be made in St. Josephs cemetery.

NOTED SINGER SUFPORTS D'ANNUNZIO WITH GIFT

HOSPITAL NOTI S. Mrs Albert Fetters. River

Chiefs Red Fox and ft lack Hawk, i was taken home from the

Indian ministers and leaders amonp

MF.XICO CITY. Oct. 2;. Enrico Caruso, here for a series of concerts has sent 5.000 lira to Capt. Gabriele d'Annunzio to help him durinp his occupation of Fiume, accordinp to an interview published by LI

Park.! Heraldo de Mexico. Sicnor Caruso

hospital; says that he does not know anythinp I about the polities or diplomacy in-

1ME-TRIED for more than fitfy

ears and today at the zenith of

its popularity! When you think of that, you are bound to be convinced that Dr. Kinp'.s New Discovery floes exactly what it s meant to do soothes couph-raw throats, con-pestion-tormented chests. loosen phlepm-pack. and breaks the most obstinate cold and prippe attack. Dr. Kinp's is safe for your cold, for your mother's cold, for the kiddle's cold, couph, croup. yea-c no disagreeable after-effects. fit'c a

, lifMlf nt vour drupplsts.

Bowels Act Sluggish?

Irrepular bowels often result in j serious sickness and disorders of the! liver and stomach. Make them act '

as they should with Dr. Kinp's New Life Pills. Keep the liver active the system free from waste. i'üca bottle.

A Period Table To Liven Up The Library

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Just by way of relieving the monotony of bookshelves it would be well to purchase of our handsome library tables. This one in fumed oak sells for

29.75

Start

To-morrow

Another Great Sale of Wool Dress Goods Velvets and Plushes

36-in. Fancy Wool Plaids n i in all colors Sale price uBi

36-inch All Wool Storm Serges and

raw wine,

.75

erges, all wool, in

Cashmeres in navy, green,

Copenhagen, brown and Mack. Sale price

40-inch French S

wine, wisteria, brown, gray gjQ and black. Sale price ÖiBkasJ

54-inch Plushes in brown and black.

per yard $20.00, $15.00, $1000 and

17.95

36-inch French Serge in green, navy, gray, wine, Copenhagen and "7Kft black. Sale price luu 36-inch French and Storm Serge, in brown, navy, green, gray, wine, Copenhagen and black. Q Of? Sale price Ö ul

35-inch Dress Velvets in taupe, navy, brown and black. - Qj Afc Sale price Ü JmfJtJ

54-inch Navy Blue Storm Serge, all wool. Sale price. .

.75

56-inch All Wool Suitings The Chicago Novelty Cloak and Suit Co. sold us about fifty pieces away below manufacturer's cost. N 56-inch All Wool Suitings Sponged and shrunk. Brown, tan, green, taupe, plum, black and fancy mixtures. Not a yard worth less than S4.00 and to S5.75. Sale price

The Butterick Pattern Store WATCH US GROW

S. W. Corner Michigan Street and Jefferson Blvd.

rrsrr -zirrtry -.f -,; VT 'S T

.-pace, prc.-sivc

ii n day.

tli Indians of the northwest, spoke I red Cooic ot Mies. Alien., was injvolved in dAnnunzios act out no . . 1 ' . - . 1.... . . J . 1 - 1 . i . - - . . 1 a 1 1 . It . .. . A I . A . I - - 1 I. . 1 I ..

jlast eveninp at the First Christian I ciiy jcsutuiij aim iuuk nn rwn,i cioes oeueve inai riuintj iikuuuii

hurch The auditorium was packe d Sheridan, who has been in the hos-j belonps to Italy and for that reason

its canacitv manv neonle beinp pital for some time, home with him.i he supports the Italian poet rieht or ;

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fturne.l away for lack of standinpj

The service was most im-i POI.lCl NOTI-S. I " 0 T.. t-

and intercotlnp". : Aipnonse uerns. -mo i. rourm

At the outset of his talk. Chiefjst.. and Charles H. lioyu. 11. .n. Re.l Vox. recited a touching and pa-', Haee st.. were arrested late S:Uur-thrib-poem "Before tht White Man! la.v nipht at the corner of Dincoln ' which laved the foundation i Way and Main st.. for drunkenness.

entire speech. It explained) Holl cases will be brought before fore the white man came, the i this morninp.

...s were the freest, most virtu-;

,nd honest people on the earth M)ITII 1-a.I.S STKI.ITT M...v lived th., free life of the chil-l Th' -antral fire station answered

a.-..,, f Mr'p fxhlntr her rules.-' 11 lie Saturday on South Wells,

rot abu-inp her bkssinps. enjovinp . A shed containing considerable wouldn't pive himself so many airs p paradise here below, and believinp, 1' a'1 :in1 copper rubbish was partly , on account of the money he happens

in the preat father of the happy j

huntinp prounds with a faith unfathomable. They roamed the wilds and prairies, llshed in the lakes and I streams, hunted in the forests and' enjoyed a justice, a freedom and liberty to which we can never aspire.; Thf-' cominp of the white man took! rauch from the life of the Irolian but' in return cave birth to the belief' :n tho true, real, divine, and richte-

kus liOU.

Roth chiefs were? dressed in full

I'SiUlllCS RHU anö JOi mi .i-iif,. ii

Women of Moosehart Lepion will ic a masquerade dance at tho Moose hall. Wednesday nipht. Oct. 2'J. Music by Oiaff's oi chestraa. Prizes piven Mixed dances. Admission CÖ cents, extra ladies free. Dance Committee. 'J6C-

wronp. "This is merely a personal matter," said the sinper. "I myself do not mix in politics. I do not believe that any artist should enter the political tield unless he is willinp to lose his art. Look what it has done to Paderew ski.' "They say that old Pscadds doesn't know how much he is really w orth." "That's ripht. If he did he

to possess.'

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Query: Why did they take Kinp Albert over Xew York in a seaplane when it's such a decorous, dry town?

TODAY MITCHELL LEWIS Popular Star, in a gripping, thrilling, pulsing story of the north woods, "Jacques of the Silver Sörth" She was married to a fugitive of the law; she loved a man from the states and a Canuck worshipped her. See what happened.

I'r. Tob Dupdale. 115 1 Wav Fast. Phone 17.

Lincoln -Adv:-tf

Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads.

Don't Forpet "KEISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP," 110 N. Main St. Miehawaka. For All Kinds of Shoe Repairing and Shoes.

MOT AW ÄKA WANT ABS I 1 r- '

I ,i Purse containing a l1, an,; a ,;.0 Liberty b-nd at Natior..!

JVt "t r Products t O, eurla.. Ue-

:i d hv i cturnim: to Neu s -Times.

FOII SALF Seven room house,! partly modern, and barn. Imme-; diäte i'ossession. Apply 110 W'.i

Front. Phone 10"H. Call after six ''cIoc!. II j 1 1' .

i: SALE. Mnty-two acre iarm.

lair buildings; tui county line road :-t of t'sceobi. on Lincoln hi-Th. .'. ; some timber; thirteen .u re o'

$100 per aci c. St. i r k

roi'Xl) Flue auto robe on Lincoln way F.. Owner call Twin Branch Power plant. 1U3.

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

CENTURY

THEATRE

TODAY AND TUESDAY

An Entrancing Pictorial Reproduction of Harold Bell Wright's Famous American Novel

hepherd

of the

Charles

COIMNY

Store Hours: 8:30 a. nu to 5:30 p. nu; Saturday 9:30 m.

114 South Michigan Street, Near Washington Avenue, Fall and Winter Money Saving Sale of . Yard Goods and Notions New Goods at Worth While Savings

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"iit- j M.!-'. --s room hous- on

i;roe st. Modern except furnaie; . J jt'" c-ish. balance on Stark Kcalty i'o. -'"t::

i FOU SALE Seven .room house, i electric lipht and pas. Good con

ditio!-., full loL Immediate posses-! ' sion. J.'.COO. part cash. Garmirej

a F ; SALt: Jhird st.; :--ait t;o.

LIPKUTY PONDS You will b surprised at difference in price! ottered for povernment bonds. We

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. SALF Moder: S. Main st.; c. 0. St.:rk P.ealt

i-oo.l a ant lot on F

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birtCi'TI "'irk cuiuann) ill au l?'Ul flillt tu - .

ture you of the highest price. v e ' luv at Xew York market with all! tamed and accrued interest to' i'atf. Conlnce yourself bv pettinp!

cur price.. Camp Thome Co.. 103 N. j " Main st . phor Main ICSI. Urs. 9 j g to 5;ö0. Saturday evenings. C247-tfjI

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xox News

At the Temple Tuesday

A love romance filmed amidst the rugged charm of the enchanting Ozarks. An Everlasting Tribute to the Screen a Surpassing all other productions in Cinema History. Presented with a Brilliant Musical Accompaniment.

MATINEES 2:30 P. M. EVENINGS 8:15 P. M. ONE SHOW ONLY PRICES:

Mats. 15c, 25c. Eve. 25c, 35c, 50c, plus war tax. Seats Reserved.

SEATS ON SALE AT MISHAWAKA PHARMACY

ANTFP to huy or renr--.. r i com l:ouo; modem: ea: of Ü Address P.o 1 in care -'.i Ilicc. Mishawaka.

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ni-hed room- :. Call Misha

hijr niched or unf'.

ror ür.i n r -a'.-.a ."f

1.IF.F.KTY 1:I)S We pay up to iüJ.ü cash for bond; accrued in-u-ri: -:loved. War stamps bought. J. L. Guthrie. 4 23 J. M. S. Dldp. i.3ö a. m. .o S p. m. 7450-21

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It SALF Ca- : tat-le. b-d. spri! :ue U'7 W. F

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ii sali:S ; r . r p !api-c ea-v

(i-od si r" -i.. ?1.7."." teric. - Aoh:

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t 'L SALF --Fne room house, part-;

dining room 'v Tiiodern. ."!.'. t.irro'n wav V

mattre--. 2bV2 betw Iii j WANTFI- Your.fr v or elderly j

- ; i.iu;- io laKe care or cnudren dur-. a house, nu da win.;- mother works. Call ' M

'"i c.i-h. ! e r.ir.cs after o'clock. Phoneo'.;a-! Mishawaka 1161. UitJ , ; WANTFP Younp cirl to care for n.arkit cb.i'dren. Call after 5 o'clock

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P.FN'T re fum;-ied roora "o ,( nil' ir, ri Inuilie ill

WANTFI) Yotinff cirl to can? for children. ill after 6 o'clock

TEMPLE THEATRE A BIG FOX SPECIAL TODAY ONLY You will want to see this twice. Come early. First picture of a series of Tom Mix Big Specials. Nothing like it shown before. Tom Mix in Rougli Riding Romance A picture that will do you good to sec. Also a two-reel Big V Special Comedy. Matinee 2:15, 3:50. Admission 6c, 11c, 22c. Evening 7:00, 8:30, 9:45. Admission 11c, 17c, 22c Music by Prof. Van Aiken. TOMORROW MARY MILEsTlINTER in "A BACHELOR'S WIFE." Also first number of FOX NEWS.

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DRESS GOODS Silk and Cotton Poplin, 36-inch, in colors. Very Special, yard 79c Plaid Dress Goods, 32-inch, in variety of patterns, suitable for children's dresses. Special, yard. . . .50c Serge and Batiste, 32-inch (part wool). Very special, yard 69c French and Storm Serge, Batiste and Checks, 36 to 44 inches wide, in new fall colorings. Special, yd. $1 All Wool French and Storm Serge, 36-inch. Special, yard $1.25 Dress Satin, 36-inch, in new tall shades, silk back, yard $3.50 Wool Jersey, 56-inch, in navy, brown, Pekin, ,y;ra Copen and sand, yard $3.95 Broadcloth, 52-inch, in brown, green, Burgundy and Copen, per yard $4.50 Velour Coating, extra heavy, good quality, 56-inch, in green, taupe, wine and black, yard $5.00 Panne Chiffon Velvet, 36-inch, in taupe, navv and black, yard $7.50 Velveteen, in colors, 22 inches wide; $1.25 value; per yard 98c COTTON GOODS Apron Gingham, in blue and white checks, 27-inch, at yard 20c Outing Flannel, in light stripes, 36-inch; yard 35c Outing Flannel, in plain gray and dark stripes and checks; extra quality; 27-inch; yard 29c Comforter Challies, 36-inch; new line of fall patterns. Special, yard 25c Curtain Madras and Nets, white and cream, 36 inches wide. Special, yard 45c 36-inch Cambric Muslin, good quality, yard. . .30c White Outing Flannel, extra quality, 27-inch, per vard 25c 2ind . .3Cc

NOTIONS Buy Here Save "Edgette' fancv edum?, ric-rac in colors and lingerie tape in white, pink and blue. Very special, choice bolt 9c Buttons, plain and fancy pearl buttons, 6 and 12 on a card, at 5c Giant thread, for heavy sewing, spool 5c Sponges, 10c value. . .5c One lot ot Snap Fasteners and Hooks and Eyes. Special, card 4c Wire Hair Pins. Special, 5 packages 10c Whittemore's "Gilt Edge' Shoe Polish; will not injure the leather; 25c value. .19c West's Electric Hair Curlers, card i 2 at 9c DeLon-'s Best Brass Pins, 10c package 7c Small black Safety Pins, 5c value, at 2 for 5c Shell Hair Püb, large and small size; box at 9c Tolman's leather weight Hair Wavers, card of 4 at 9c

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