South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 328, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 November 1919 — Page 3

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mxDATrnTiNTTc. MUimma: zi, ntvr THE SOUTH BEND NEWb-TIMES GENERAL NEWS OF MISHAWAKA News-Times Office 120 Lincoln Way West. Telephone Mishawaka 10

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DH. HOUSE DRAWS LARGE AUDIEMCES

GAME POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY

'Life as a Masterpiece." Subject of Evening Address at Methodist Church.

Thr lar;re rons'rrc'ttions hr.-ird Dr. IT. L. Hou.e at tho Methodist RpicopaI church F-jr.day. Applying the thought of the masterpiece to tho Iif rT tho lnltvMual showing that it 1. popjlbl for every man to he . m-isterplor?, or In other "words to approach perfection along given line, he delivered his forceful ad-drej-s n "Lifo a,s a Masterpiece" in the evening to a rrowdl congrctratlon. Ho Katrd that all persons like to look at masterpieces of art berause of the inspiration drawn from them. All around are mat rial", metal, wood, stone, things seen and un-!-opn, which civo the material for tho

building of masterpieces In the material world. And even more important than tho materials aro tho tool with whlgh to work. Applies Masterpiece to IJfi Applying tho masterpiece to tho ideal lifo, rr. House spoke first of the wonderful things which the mind is-, and the importance of the scnes, reasoning power, will, imagination and affection. "The guido book for the masterpiece is the bible, tho InFpirer of all thing economic, rellglnuf, literary, musical and social In tho world': development. Then thero is tho masterpiece, Christ. Xo man can claim tho honor of an education unless he has sat at tho feet of tho teacher. No matter how much he may j,-ct of thl3 world, he is mediocre

unP .-s he has Christ s wi:!om. so inan can become a masterpiece without until he has become a masterpiece, within. We must mako ourselves bis on tho inside first." 'Tho Making of a "Will" will be tho KUbJoct of the discourse this afternoon, and in the evening Dr. House will speak on "The Power of Concentration."

Tho fjarrio between tho Matz and Rnrstbauer football eleven and tho Rum Village squad, scheduled for i-Lrflay aftornoon. w;w railed off because of weather conditions. It wp.s decided to stage tho contest Thanksgiving day afternoon at 2:30 ' YIor'K. Thi. postponement gives tho follows an opportunity to brush off ;onie of the rough spots of their

j plays before the pa mo which will bo

;:n excellent practice for the big pame. Sunday, Nov. ."0. with tho South Rend Arrows to he played at Sprir.gbrook park. I'rurn tho outcome, of yesterday's

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MARY PFLEGER DIES LATE SATURDAY NIGHT

j Car Fails to Stop at Safety

Crossing Two Arc Injured.

clash between the Arrow's and the Korhlor and Hchafer pane, it looks as if the local hunch will not have as hard a ntrucple as had been heretofore anticipated and enthusiasm among the M. and V. fans is running high. All are confident of a victory over the adjacent city's outfit.

CHAS. BENTAL VICTIM OF BRAIN HEMORRHAGE

Charles R. Rentel, aged ",?,, resident of Indiana for 10 years, died at S o'clock Saturday evening at his home near "Woodland, following a three days' Illness due to hemorrage of the brain. Funeral arrangements will be announced Sunday. Mr. Rentel was born Feb. 13, IS , in Wurbernburg, Germany, and came to this country while a youth. He was married In South Rend in 1870 to Catherine Monaweck. He is survived by six children: Clara Rentel. Mrs. R. Kline, of Madison township; Mrs. Frederick Ceigher, Mrs. Kzra .Sells, of Union township; Mrs. Rimer Taylor, of Lakeville, Ind.; Mrs. J. K. Winehell, of Ratle Creek, and. one sister, Mrs. William Dressier, of South Rend. He is also survived by 20 grandchildren.

postidm: mi'sio Mi:i?ri;. The regular meeting of the music department of the Woman's club has been postponed and will not meet Tuesday evening. Tho Tegular rehearsal cf the mixed choru.s will ommence at seven o'clock instead, n the library.

(;rrT at moohi: ho.mi:. Clifford Hitchcock of Iafayette, is visiting the homo of Mr. and Mm. Robert I). .Moor", "W. Mlshawaka av.

at tiii: tk.mrli: today John Rarrymore, one of the most popular actors on the American stage, fs a Paramount star, he having made Iiis hr.st appearance under his new contract with tho Famous Play-ers-Lasky corporation in "On tho Quiet" in September, 1918. His latest photoplay, "Here Comes the Rrlde," which is showing at the Temple theatr- today, is the second of four pictures in which he is to appear this season. The popularity of Mr. Rarrymore, not to speak of the excellence of his new starring vehicle, should make this photoplay a sure winner for up-to-date exhibitors.

An auto driven by William Shear, who resides on a farm this Fide of Bremen, was hit yesterday afternoon by the 4:35 west bound interurban ut tho Intersection of Union and Fourth sts. The machine was considerably damaged and two of the occupants injured. According to witnesses, the interurban failed to conform with the rules of tho city and railway company by not stopping at the crossing. It is a bad place, it being impossible for motorists to glance down tho tracks In either direction. On account of this the- corner has been made a safety Btop crossing and all cars are supposed to stop, regardless of whether or not any passengers wish to get off or on.

Mr. Shear, his wife and two daughters, Stella and Nelma, were on their wny homo at the time of tho accident. Not seeing the oncoming car, Mr. Shear drove his machine in front of it and proceeded to turn up Fourth .t. Roth Mr. Shear and his wife

were hurt. They were taken in the ambulance to St. Joseph's hospital where they received medical attention. She was badly bruised about tho hips and he received a number cf minor cuts and bruises. , An Inve-stigratlon is to be made.

Mrs. Man" R- Pfleeper. resident of Mlshawaka since 1504, died late Saturday night at her home, 820 R. Fourth St., following a tn days' illness. Death was from complications. The funeral will ,p, held Tu e. day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence. Rev. Ii. Earle Parker, D. D.. will officiate Ruri.il will be made in Fairmont cemetery. The remains may be viewed up until the hour of funeral. Mrs. Tfleeger was born in Wawakee. Ind.. Sept. 12. 1 S61 and lived there until the time of her moval to this city. Her maiden name was Mary Stuff and she wn.s married in 1SS9 to Martin L. Pfleeger at Sac City. Ia. She Is survived by her husband, son, Lo; daughter, Mrs. Claude Farrell of Joliet, 111.: and four brothers, William, Rcrt, Vern and Frank of this city.

KI7TURNS FROM DI7TROIT. R. C. Ellsisser has returned from a business trip to Detroit, Mich. He brought back a new Paige automobile.

Dr. Tom Dugdale. 115 1-2 Way East. Phone 179. -

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

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OAIiTnD TO ITUK. Tho central department answered a call Sunday afternoon at 217 "W. Right st., the home of T. Pynert. The lire was caused by an overheated furnace. No damage was done to the house.

Don't Forfret "REISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP," 110 K. Main 8L, Mlshawaka. Tor Ail Kinds of Hhoe Repairing and Shoes.

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AURi:STi:i) FOR DRUNKIIVFSS. j John Doe of Plymouth, was arrest- !

ed Saturday night on tho corner of Mlshawaka a v. and Main st.. for intoxication. . He will appear In court today.

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NN'ANTl'D Girl to work in fruit

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Apply lit Lincoln way W.

TOR SARI Six room house with good cellar. Roth cistern and well pump Inside. Inquire C07 R. Ninth 24t2.

MISHAWAK-V CLvVSSIFIRD LOST Pair of pold-rlmmo-1 glasses on 10th or tTnlon sts. Finder return to Ö02 S. Main Ft, and receive reward- --tl FOR RFNT LUht housekeeping IS Uncoln Way west, rear of J0.

l oll SALi: Soft coal burner, $12: laundry stove, $6.0u; both In good onditlon. 716 Reddick st. l'hone Mishawaka 12 2. 23t.1

FOR SALR 22-acro farm two miles from city limits- Good bargain, i all Mishawaka 4S0 or 621. 22tl SLA DC .OST Iady's diamond ring on Lincoln Highway between Hill and ;rinc Eta. last night Finder return to News-Times and receive reward ZZi'2 FOR SALR Modern Kx-room house les. than one block from Lincoln way W.. good double gar-.,-o. Possession in C'" days. l'rice M.200. Stark Realty Co. 21t5 Pb.one 13 for flowers from Kdgewatcr Floral pi. Adv 10t?

FOR SALI' If you want a rabbit for Thanksgiving dinner, call Mishawaka 1 47 8. 23tl

FOR SALR Riff typo Poland china spring boar; big type Poland chUia spring gilts; big type Poland china piss; one. spotte! Poland china sow and pigs. All big type eligible to register. Maplehurst Farm, George F. Kberhart and son. Phone Garfield 21F2. 2 3tf FOR SALR Farm of 00 acres; farms' buildings. Mostly black soil. Consider some trade; also 20 acres, good buildings along" the river, fine place for chickens. Phone Garfield 1V2. 2 3tf

-TempSe TheatreTODAY WHAT WOULD YOU DO FOR $100,000? See what JOHN. BARRYS ORE does in "Here Comes The Bride" Matine at 2:15 and 3:45. TOMORROW Bessie Barriscale

Again the Vernon is going to let you have Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks and Oysters "FREE" for Thanksgiving dinner even if they are hi.h in price. HOW? The Vernon will give you merchandise orders free, good at any market in South Bend or Mishawaka, with all Suits and Overcoats during this sale. With $60.00 SuiU and Overcoats a $6.00 order With $50.00 Suits and Overcoats a $5.00 order With $40.00 Suits and Overcoats a $4.00 order With $35.00 Suits and Overcoats a $3.50 order With $30.00 Suits and Overcoats a $3.00 order Mother Attention! This free offer includes all Children's Suits and Overcoats.

Sale starts Monday, Nov. 24th. Sale ends Thursday, Nov. 27th.

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"Tangled Threads1' Also FOX NEWS, mightiest of all.

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WANTL'D Rxperienced second maid. Mrs. W. W. Dod?e. 402 Lincoln way R. 2 3tl

'OR SALI Good brown willow cab. cheap If talien at once. Party r.nir.g city. 'MO W. I'ourteenth st. 2Ct3

FOR SALKR. Fourth Realty Co.

-Good cheap house on :t. Price ? 1,600. Stark 21t5

Wanted Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Address Rox X. X. News-Times Mishawaka. 21t3

FOR SALR Oakland roadster; cheap: reason for selling, owner leaving city. Call Mlshawaka 1346.

21tJ ; YVANTFl) Good laundress to come' to house; inquire 50 4 Iinco!n Way i

W. or phone Mishawaka 506 20U

FOR SALR Iarcre lot of one Inch

lumber S to 20 ft. long, at a big' barnin. also dry sslab wood, de- '

livered at $3 per rank. Wakelee Lumber Co.. north end of Locust

sr. Phone Mishawaka 244. 20t .

FOR SALRhouse call

1IOFSRS bought and so'.d. If you wish to ?ell your house for cash h::v a home on easy trms

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j for yon. WANTKD Lady dish w a s h e r. for Welly. Siiiithv's restaurant. 2 IT N. Main j

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W.XMTRI. TvpLs!-: also women

general cf:'.ce work. Apply off.ee, Mishiw.iki Woolen Manufacturing c'o. 16tC

WANTRR To rent. 6 or . room

modern house for small family. for ' Call Phone 254. 19t7 ce. ! J

LIRHRTV IiONPS We pay up to j:r.-T5 cash for bonds; accrued intfrest allowed. We also sell bonds.

Svrn room house on I l. Guthrie. 423 J. M. S. Rldg. t. corr.fr !ot. electric S: 0 JU VAm to S p. m. 3793-tf.

for sal:: R. Ratte:

hebt and K-is. an-I el'y water, nice -ar.ipp. Immediate poso?s;cn. prie

WANTED A position

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16tf! keeper in widower's home. AdI dress box J-63, News-Times. will b' 2324-12

JOU SALR Spott with irht pics, s-m.il; tj"' Pclar.d

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urprise 1 at difference m prica offered fr Kovernmer.t bond. W deal exclusively in all is-us and a.v tur vou of th hihet price. We buy t New York market with all arr.td and accrued interest to tiate. Convince yourself by getting cur price. Camp Thorno Co., 103 N.

Müln st.. phone. Main 1681. Hrs. ?:The Maplehurst to 4:50. bAturday evening. :2i7-tXLcld 21-F-2.

I Pohind sow , one week old; ; c'hir.a sow; six I

small type Poland China p!gs nine , nn'Ki old; three bit: type Poland i China spring boars, eligible for reg- j Kering; second growth oak wood, i

farm; phono Gar- i

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This large purchase of Detroit Jewel Stoves will be sold at a SPECIAL SALE ALL WEEK To make it possible for everyone to take advantage of this sale we will sell these stoves on very liberal terms and allow S10 on old stoves. Detroit Jewels are made of both cast iron and malleable steel and all ranges have a special tire-box an exclusive Detroit Jewel feature that reduces the coal consumption considerably.

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colors, through the draft, first and j and if th rlls t th b.-ly ar- not last, approximately three million J supplied with the cell-salts that if t men, and it is safe to s.ay that not j and r.o-.irish th--m they sw"ri wirb-:.

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1916 6-cylInder, 7-passenger, repainted, in very good condition. DORT 1919 brand new 5-passenger touring, extra casing. JEFFRY 5-passenger, 4-cylinder touring car, repainted, 5 good tires. OVERLAND 1919 5-passenger, 4-cylinder touring car, fully equipped. Bumpers and spotlight. MITCHELL 4-cylinder, 5-passenger, repainted. A bargain. ELECTRIC COUPE Good condition, paint and tires good, $120.00.

a recent article Magazine. "When it i

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said, "that the men sent to the r.-inirm for training had passed the

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Glares Properly Fitted

tDr. J. BURKE, Op't. 0 S. MICHIGAN HT. Rrokcn Lfiit) Dupllrutcd.

ALTO RADIATORS RRl'AIRri and lumribT Honeycomb errs cf all rr.'tV instill-I. l'tr,rs, hfKd. as tanks, etc. Chicago Auto Radiator Co. 23Ü Lincoln Wh U t