South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 326, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 November 1919 — Page 9
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
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GENERAL NEWS OF MISHAWAKA News-Times Office 120 Lincoln Way West. Telephone Mishawaka 10
Wins Four Medals and Shuns Glory
SUNDRY SERVICES
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Baptist Minister to Deliver Series of Sermons Other Church Notes.
Rv. L. R. Ca:!, pastor of the Kmr.anu1! Dapt!t church. corner (irov ard Ann ha prepared a
,'Ti-s 'r rrmn on in reai Things I:i The World." to deMver- ' at th rffral.tr Sunday tvnlnc m rvices as follows: Sunday, Nov. 2:', 'Th Gr i?et Cur" In Th V.'orld:" J.iiv. CG. "The Greatest Search in The World;" Iec. 7. "The Greatest Force in Tho World;" anl D-o. U. "The Greatest Blins in Th" WorM." Sunday morning the ronsrrorntlon T ill hol.1 Its annual Thank?ivln worship. The subject of the Ktrinon will be "The Habit of Thankful nc-i." Th First Fr .-Oyterian. First Mpthodist T:pi.ropal. First Christian and Fvanelical rhurohes will hold a union service Thanksgiving evening in the Presbyterian church, corner IInroIn way F. and Union st. Dr. House, psychologist and preacher, will deliver the sermon. The suhjeet of his theme will be, "Some Thini: To De Thankful For in 1&20." Dr. House, who 'during the pat weeks hns been Riving a number of his famous lectures on "The Iychohry of Itellion," in the Metho.li-t K;.Iscopal church, will ?peak at th? Sunday morning and evening servIts of the church. Iii lecture in the morning will be "MUhty Men" :mil in the evening, "Ilfe As A Master piece." Worship in the various Protestant and Catholic churches of the city i.s as follows:
First Met hod Ut Fpiscpal. Comer of Church and ThiM sts.,
Sunday school at 0:1." .1. m.. I. II. "Wilbur, sunt. Mornint? worship at 11 n'cloek: sermon. "Mighty Men." by Dr. llou.se; music at service: Prelude. "Prelude from Hebakah" fltarnby); anthem, by choir; offertory. "Oanaonrtt.V (Tulehuell) ; solo. 'Thou Wilt K.cep Him In Perfect Peace- (Scott), Mrs. Flizabeth Ulckel. Afternoon service at C p. m.. lecture, "A Look At Our School Hoys and OirlV Dr. F. D. House: Kpv. orth leapue at ":43 p. rn., topic, "How May W Practice Thanksgiving:" leader. Mrs. Willis Kizer: evening service at 7 o'clock, sermon, Iafe As A Masterpiere." Dr. F. D. House; evening muid: Prelude, "Menuet Gothique" ( Doellmann) : nnthem. by choir; offertory. "Grand Choeur In K Flat" (Ropers): .lo. "How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings' i Li i lle. by Arthur Shank: postlude, "Pomp And Orcumstance" (Flgar). lirst tlirUttan. Corner of Spring and Lincoln way V.. Rev. (;. W. Tittle, pastor. Pible s( hod nt 0:4." a. m. Morning service at 10:45 o'clock; sermon. "The Spirit Of Thanksa-im?;" special
mu!e by quartette, "The Shepherd's Call;" Christian Fndeavor, a. in.: rvenlntr worship at 7 o'clock; sermon. "Yhf Fool'fl Creed;" quartette. "Fm A PUsrim. Ilrst I'rrb)tcrLan. Corner Union Ft. anl Lincoln way F.. Rev. J. A. Tiurnett, pastor. Suntiny ehool at 0:"0 a. rn. Mornir.K worship at 10: 4 r. oVloek; sermon, "The crowned Year," children's .rm n, "Gentier.ess." K. M. Woolpert of Go-hen, will be the soloist at the .rvic. He will sing "Dy The Waters of Babylon" by Howell. Mb Xir.a A. Gabe!, orfranist. has arranged the following musical service: Prelude. "Harvest Thanksgiving March" (Calkins): offertory, "Hymne Celeste" (Friml); chorus. "Father. Keop Us In Thy Care" SullivanHod sres). livening service at 7 o'clock sermon, "The Power of Love;" musical: Prelude. "Itomanze (Silbelius) offertory. "Paint D'Amour" (Elpar): rhoru. "Crowing The Dar" (Nevin): solo. "Virgin's Lullaby" (Dudley P.uck), Mrs. C. M. Wellhauser. lanmaniicl lla(tlt. Fonur rf Ann and Grove sts., Rev. C. R. Call, pastor. Sunday school at 0:45 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock; srmon. "The Habit of Thankfulness:" P.. Y. P. IT. meeting at .":4." p. rn.; evening worship at 7 o'clock; sermon. "The Greatest Curse in The World." It will be the first of a series of sermons to be deliver d by the pastor. St. Peter's Lutheran. Intersection of Church and Fourth fits.. Rev. otto Turk, pastor. Sunday school at 9:00 a. m. Morning serviee iit Du: 30 o'clock; sermon in German, evening wcrshlp at 7:30 o'clock. First llnxlKh Lutherun. Corner of .Main and Seventh sts. Sunday school at 9: CO a. rn. There will be no services this: Sunday. Ilrst ittaptUt. Corner of North Mnin and Lawr- ( nee : ts., Rev Loyd Johnston, pastor. Dible school at 9:45 a. m.. F. F. Miller, Fupt. Mornlnp service at 11 (.'clock, sermon "The First National Thanksgiving"; D. Y. P. U. meeting at G :L p. m., Zena Van Tilbury, leader; evening1 Gospel service at 7: CO o'clock. St. Andrew's lvancelleal. West Third st. Rev. 21. GotTeney, pastor. Sunday school at 9:15 a. rn. Mornin? worship at 8 o'clock. The .-ermon will b? delivered in English. International Dible Students. Ma( ca bee hall First National Bank buildinsr. corner Main and Lincoln way Sunday Bible study at 2:30 and 3:4." p. m. All earnest students of the Bible are invited to these studies. St. Inuls ITpl.scopal. GIO Lincoln way K., Rov. L. C. Ttoc;or, rector. Holy Eucharist at 7: CO a. m. Sunday school at 0:45 a. ni. Matins and sermon at 11
o'clock. Vespers and sermon at 7 p. Iii lvanjrcllonl Chureli. Elizabeth and Grovu ts.. Rev. T. !. Spanprler, pastor. Sunday school at 9:4." a. m.; X. Q. O'Blenis, supt. Morning service at 11 o'clock. Y. P. A. at p. in. Evening: service at 7 o'clock. St. Joseph Catholic Corner Mill and Third sts. Itev. Dean L. A. Hoench, pastor; Rev. J. A. Suelzer, assistant. First mass at 7:30 o'clock, chil-
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!.ST lolly's diamond rin, on Lincoln Highway between Hill and Sprinjr st4, last nirht. 1-Mnder return to Ntws-Tinip and ivceive reward -'2t2
Ii Hi SALE Six rooms, full basement, partly modern, in heart of city $1.300, 1300 down anJ $15 u month." Five acres on pavement, eat of IiOi;ai) at $3.i00. $300 down and payments. Lot with abstract to trade for little car. Two hieh class residences on pavement, all modern; on payments. OTtrander. photopra pher. 21tl
FOR SALE Modern s-room house less than one block from Lincoln way W.. iceod double gar..e Possession in 30 day. T'rice JI. J0'. Stark Realty C... 2 It Ö Phone 13 for flower" from FdfroA'cr Floral pi. Adv lOtC
FOR SALE Good cheap house on IX Fourth st. Price J 1,650. Stark Realty Co.
Wanted Two furnished rooms for lifrht housekeeping. Address Box X. X. News-Times Mishawaka. 21tC
l'(R SALE Victrola and :;0 select lords; ehe.ip if taken at ono' for cish. :ö S. Loran st. J If:
FOR SALE Oakland roadster; cheap: reason for selling, owner leaving city. "ail Mishawaka 1340. 2ltC
FOR SALF Good brow p. willow aV cheap if taken at once. Party Irvine city. 31 o W. Fourteenth st. cote
WANTED Good la andres to come to houe: inquire 5 04 Lincoln Way W. or phone Mhnwnka ,"0?. jot.'
WANTLD Experienced irl for general of!ice work. Good chance for advancement. National Veneer Products Co., Mi'hawaka. Ind. im.
HOUSEP bougiit nd sold. If you wish to s 11 your luuu-e for cash f r buy a hom on t asy terms see .vchille Colpafrt. phone 1 1 S 1. 1S-7
Foi; SALE Larpe lot of one Inch iun.btr s to i0 ft. lone, at a blfr 'carpain. a'so dry slab wood, uel.vtred at J.; per rank. Wakelee Lumber Co.. north end of Locust st. Phone Mishawaka 244. 20t3
WANTED Lady d i s h w a s h e r. FOR SALE Before you buy that
Smithy's restaurant. 215 N. M.un lOtf
OR SALE Lisht Butck s tourinjr car, 1917 model. Appl;.- 30 S Ninth st. 19t7
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WANTED Typist: ai wor.ie; for neral office work. Apply offlre. Mi.-hawaka Woo'en Manufacturing Co. 16tö DOR ?ALE Seven room house on L. Batted st. corr.fr lot. electric light and ttas. and city water, nice uaracc Immediate possession, price s:.200. Stark Realty Co. 16tf
cot what yo'.i want we wiil get it for you. Call 10S2 Mishawaka. Ask for Welly. 19t3
WANTED To rent. 6 or 7 room modern house for small family. Call Phone 254. 19t7
.LIBERTY BONDS You will iurprlsed at difference In pr!c offered for government bonds. W deal exclusively in all Issues and ajur vou of the hishft price. V buy at New York market with all varnei and accrued Interest to liatr. Convince yourself by petting .,ur price. Camp Thorn Co., 103 N. Main i . phor.e Main HS 1. Urs. J i:i0. (Saturday evenirrg. 32T-tf
LIBERTY BONDS Wo pay up to $."3 7.. cash for bonds; accrued Interest allowed. We also eel! bond?. C. L. Guthrie. 42 3 J. M. S. Bid. S:0 a, m. to S p. m. 3793-tf. WANTED A position as housekeeper in widower's home. AddrtFs box J-6 5, News-Times. 3514-12
ifOi: SALE Spotted Poland sow with eight pirs. one week old; small type Poland China sow; six small type Poland China pips, nine weeks old; three Us typo Poland China spring boars, eligible for ieeristerintf; second growth o.ik wood. The Maplehurst farm: phr.e Garneld 2 l-F-2 tf
Iron's mass at 9 o'clock; hih mas' at 10:40 o'clock. Closing of rorty Hours' devotion Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. St. Ikno'.s Catholic Corner of West and Seventh st. Rev. A. Schokaert pastor. First mass at 7:20 .a. m.; high mass at 10 o'clock Baptisms at 1 I. rn. venpers and devotion at 3 p. m. St. Moiihra's Catholic. W. Grove td.. Rev. Fr. J. H. Kohl, pastor: Rev. Thomas Dillon assistant. First mass at 7:30 a. m.; second mas at 9, and hloh maas at 10:30 a. m. St. Michael's Gitn-k Catliollc. St. Michael's Russian Hungarian Greek Catholic church. E. Lawrence st., Rev. L. Kachmarsky, rector Matins at 7:30 a. m. High mas? at 9 a. rn. Vespern at 3 p. m. Vespers on .Saturday at 8 p. m. Monnonlte JJrvthron. Mennonite Brethren In Christ church, corner Locust and Battell sts. Rev. David Hoffman pastor. Sabbath school at 10 a, m. Momlns preaching at 11 o'clock. Evening worship at 7:30 o'clock Stevens Mission. Stevens Mission, old hose house on W. Mishawaka av., Itev. Otis Austin, pastor. Service at 3 p. m. Assembly of God. Assembly of God, 223 N. Main st. Sunday nchool at 9:4 3 a. m. I'reachinsr at 10:4 5 a. m. I-Yc-o MethodUt. Free Methodist corner of Grove and Chestnut sts.. Rev. E. N. Foulk, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Mrs. Orpha McDuffey, superintendent. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Praise service at 6:45 and preaching ut 7:45. Salvation Army. Salvation Army E. First st., Ensign O. A. Schnarr In charge. Meeting t-very night except Monday. SAinday school at 2:30 p. m.
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KARL KRUPP FINED FOR WIFE DESERTION
Karl Krupp was fined $20-0 and costs by Judge Feig In the city court Friday morning when he entered n plea of jrullty to a charge of wife desertion perf erred by Viola Kitipp He was also fined $13 and cost.? on a charge of defrauding a board bill This charge was perferred by Mrs Alverda Hambrlght, whom ho defrauded out of SI 5. Evidence introduced showed that Krupp left his wife the weeks ago for parts unknown without providing a cent for her support. Mrs Krupp has secured a position and is earning her own living. It was brought out thnt Mr. Krupp was ir the habit of making frequent trip? to Berrien Spring?. Buchanan. Mich and Strope, Ind., to call on woman friends. IIo at one time took hi? wlfo to Buchanan and introduced her to his friend as his sister. It was brought out that the children'? guardian society at Llgonler had taken his two children from him because he could not properly pro.vice or care for them. After the Judge had given his sentence Krupp got up and told the Judge that he had tuberculosis. Tht Judge suspended his fine of $200 and cost3 and ordered him to pay $2 a week towards the support of hi: wife, while he was not taking treatment in a sanitarium. He was unable to pay his fine and costs In tht boarding house case and went tc the county Jail for 25 days.
The Mishawaka high school basket ball quintet won the first game of their schedule last night from Flkhart by a score of 25 to 10. The contest was played on tho local floor and was as pretty a one as was ever witnessed here. The second team also overwhelmed their opponents, the Elkhart seconds, with a 19 to 5 count. The railroad city crew brought withthem two special car loads of rooters and showed considerable "pep" and enthusia.sm. The game was hard fought, but the locals completely outclassed the Elkhart "aggregation, keeping them in a constant whirl with their snappy passing and long range shots. Only three baskets were made by the home bunch and two by the railroad city gang in the first half or the game, which promised to be a tight one. At the outset of the second half, Weiss and Brady, by far the stars of the panic, suceeded In potting three baskets apiece, insuring victory for the locals. Most of the six baskets made by the two were from the center of the floor. Brady played tho entire floor during the second half, his guard being unable to even spot him. The line-up was as follows: Elkhart Forwards, Evans and Whltner; renter, Swayne; guards. Warnbaugh and Russell; locals, forwards, Weiss and Graves; center, Hunt; guards, Brady and Gape. Substitutions: Elkhart. Hiss for Kvans and KIsner for Whitner. Baskets: Elkhart, Swayne, 2; fouls, Evans, 2. Mishawaka, Weiss 5, Graves 2, Brady 4; fouls, Weiss, 3. Scamp refereed the game.
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DR. HOUSE SPEAKS ON SPIRITUAL HEALING
Dr. E. L. House spoke in the Methodist church last night to a large audience on "Spiritual vs. Mental Healing." Tie said, in part: "Mental healing takes in the conscious and subconscious realms of the mind, but leaves out the spirit realm of mind. It is legitimate and brings fine results. "We must not mistake a part for the whole. The trouble today in our teaching is that many of the newcults are claiming that divine healing is spiritual healing, while it Is only mental,, because It lacks the teaching of regeneration which makes for spiritual healing. "While mental healing may not be the 'anti-Christ.' it may have that effect, because it seems to save but does not. There is a way that seemeth right to men, but the end thereof Is death. "Spiritual healing is based upon the word of God, upon the atone. ment. upon the presence Af the power of the holy spirit. It means a fife of sympathy, beauty, selfdenial anil self-sacrifice. Very few are reaching It, but it is obtainable, and has the glory of the Chrl5t-life." This afternoon at 3 o'clock the subject will be "Psychic Phenomena."
K. P..S WILL HOLD DISTRICT, MEET HERE
Mishawaka lodge. No. 453, Knights of Pythias, entertained at a smoker Thursday night in honor of the new members taken Into the order during the golden jubilee membership campaign. A brief business session was held during which time plans were made for the district meeting to be held in Mishawaka some time in January. This meeting representatives from all of the Knights of Pythias lodges in the 13th cor.STcsslonal district will be present.
BANK OBSERVES FIRST YEAR IN NEW QUARTERS
The Mishawaka Trust : Savings Co. is celebrating its first anniversary in its new building today. Stanley Mcintosh, secretary-treasurer, has provided dainty refreshments for the women and clsrars for the men. The rotunda of the bank was crowded during the entire forenoon Friday. Handsome souvenirs are being given away in the shape of elegant leather bound purses as well as other things worth having- The anniversary celebration will continue until tomorrow.
EYTFJITAINS AT BANQULT. Members of the Loyal Women's vlap? of First Baptist church entertained the class of the Modern Mohegar.s Friday evening: at a banquet in the church basement. Rev. Floyd Johnston acted as toast master. Mrs. E. K. Purlcy, teacher of the women's class gave an interesting talk. C. F. Fasset, of South Ber.d. gave an address on "The Mould of Character." Clem Shirley sang a solo. "Rose in the Bud." An excellent time was had. Twenty young men were present.
SPEC I A L ATTRACT! ON AT TH17 TKMPLi:. "Fan Fan," a William Fox production, is the feature at the children's matinee at the Temple todayWallaco Heid in "You're Fired", will be shown at evening performrmee. "His Naughty Wife." a two-reel comedy, will also bo seen. Sunday. "The Urey Tower Mystery," featuring Gladys Islle, will be seen.
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Th? recent war has unearthed many a hero who in the pre-war das existod in the unrecognized do pths of obscurity; many were entitled to the recognition while other s were merely lucky fellows. But not so with Scrgt. Alan L. Eggers, o f Summit, N J., who helped smash the "impregnable" Hlndenburg' line while attached to the machine gun company of the 107th Infantry of t he 27th division. He is taciturn. IIo answers questions with "yes" or "n o." and when seen In the office of his father, a publisher, merely rem arked that there was nothing sensational about the exploits that broug ht Mm the Medaille Mllltalre, the Croix do Guerre with Palm, the Co ngressional Medal of Honor, the British Distinguished Conduct Meda 1 and the Conduct Modal d'Argent o f Montenegro.
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COUPLE SURPRISED ON ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. William Martin, residing east of Mishawaka. were pleasantly surprised Thursday night by the members of the Husy Bee club, who assisted the couple in observing thflr 30th wedding jubilee. Games and music wer the features of the entertainment. The club presented Mr. and Mrs- Martin with a pretty gift. A delicious luncheon wes served.
POLICE AHRIWr HAROLD KESLEIL Harold Kesler, 1412 K. Third st-. was arrested yesterday afternoon. He is -wanted in Marion, Ind.. for embezzlement.
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visittxg motjii:r. Mrs A. T. Doster arrived Friday morning from Bethlehem. Pa., and is makinfr an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Miles S. Smith. SOtf Y. Mishawaka av.
LIIiltARV THANKSGIVING IIOI'I? Thero will e a special Thankspivinp: hour nt the public library ai 10 o'clcck Saturday for children between T and 10 years old.
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PAUL BRADY Singing, Dancing and Tumbling
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This is a corking good bill. Dcn't miss it. Good two-reel comedy accompanies this bill. 6-P1ECE ORCHESTRA 6 Shows 7:30 and 9 O'clock; Matinee 2:45. Adults 25c, War Tax 3c, Total 28c; Children 10cf War Tax lc, Total 11c.
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iii:coviitivG ntoM ivvi:rMONX. ITnno- IT. Burch. 22 7 K. Sixth st-. 1h rapidly recovering from an attack of pneumonia and is able to bo out.
ACCniTS POSITION IN SOUTH REND. Owen Shoemaker, formerly employed at the First National bank, has accepted a position at the American Trurt Co.. of South üend.
ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. Mrs. W. II. Tupper. 333 Edprewater dr., very pleasantly entertained IK ladies at auction bridge on Thursday afternoon. Favors were awarded to Mrs. H. M. Beamer and Mrs- V. L. Kimball. A delicious buffet luncheon was served.
NlAV CTiVn AT RKlGirR SCHOOL. A Patron-Teachers c.ub was organized at a meetlns: of the patrons ; und teachers of Beiger school on j
Thursday afternoon. The following officers were elected: President, Mrs. Treadwcll; vice president, Mrs. Aydelott; secretary, Mrs. Fries: treasurer. Mrs. N'eise. A committee was appointed to draw up a constitution. The date for meetings was set for the third Thursday of each month. Following tho business session, a short program was enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
MISHAWAKA IXDGK 13 F. and A. M. Called meeting. Saturday evening at 7:30. Work in F. C. degree. VilIi3m Garman, W. M., F. TI. Hubcr, Secretary. Advt.
S'jcty rollicking Gleesters In an unsurpassed recital Notre Dame Glee club, Tuesday. Nov. 25. H. S. auditorium. Advt.
Extra nice ''mums" at Powell': for Thanksgiving. 121 N. Main st.. phone 4?. Adv 21tl
You don't want to miss the Inimitable O'Kede with the Notre Dam.. Glee -lub, Tuesday, Nov. 25. Adw.
Good and bftii photograph made at Ostrander'a Advt 21ti
Hear the Oo-la-Ia Quartette the Imperial Jazzeurs Notre Dame Glee club, H. S. auditorium, Tuesday, Nov. 23. Advt.
DR. J. B. HIGGINS 113 EL Third St. Physician and Surgeon. Specialty in Diseases of the Chest. Phone Mishawaka 143.
It is time to trim and spray your fruit trees. Insure your next year's fruit crop by trimming and spraying properly. We are equipped to handle this work for you at a very low figure. No order too small or too large. We go anywhere at any time. W. F. Bolinger Tree Expert and Lanscape Designer. 601 East Grove Street. Phone Mishawaka 749. Dealer in high grade Fruit Trees, Small Fruit, Roses, Vines, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs.
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North End of Locust Street, E. &. W. Trecks, MishawaJia, Ind. Phone Mishawaka 244. Dry slab wood delivered in Mishawaka, $3.00 per rank
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Edßewator Floral pi. for funeral work. Phone 13 or 751. ICtS
Dr. Tom Dugrdale. 115 l- Lincoln Way East. Phone 179. Advt-U
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The Mishawaka Book Shop on Saturday evening. Nov. 2 2. will give away a copy of Harold Bell j Wright' p. latest novel. "The Ite-cren- j tlon of Brian Kent." Call and in-!
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Don't Forget "REISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP," 110 N. Main St. Miihawaka, For All Kinds of Fho Repairing ind Shoet.
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The William Fox 1919 Extravaganza. A bij surprise for the kiddies today. Don't let them mi iL FOR EVENING PROGRAM
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