South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 50, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 February 1920 — Page 9

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C MMITTEE MEET Appoints Advertising Committee Nine Nationalities Respond to Call. Th Am' rir.iniz.ition cr.mmittro of the Mishawaka Worn. in' rr.ot last evening in the I!1 Cro.-s room o? th" city hall for tho purpo;-;-. of ;-rr;inKincr an advertising ramp.aiKn for thj Inte rnational concrrt. ntülrd "Xi-ht of the Allies." to be k'ivon in the hU'h .iko! auditorium April L'O nnd -1. A rommlttee to have charge of the advertUincr w.is appouit'tl. Mrs. Tinman Karhmar-f-ky. who will direct tin- toneert. 'A as rhosen to secure eosturues for Um- f-arnival from Chicago. !"p t tho present time- tho mm-initt'-lui.s secured rrprf ."-ntatives from tli following nation alities to participate in the program: V-c-uian. Irih, Seotrh, Tlussian. Tkrani.m. (Ireek. Hungarian. Italian anl ! Y'nch. IouJ Ilr.if kalaere will have charge of th Ib'Ui in part. II ulil present a sket'-l of his own composition. In hin native language and rectum". Tli" proceeds n-all.ud fron tho entertainment will he used in furthering community Americanization work ami the stab'ishmt-nt and maintona nc of social renters where our forelim element liiay congregate. ff HmSHAWAKA 1 OK SALE OK TKADE Farm of 0 acres. In-iuire at -OS S. Church t. Deal with own : r. l'Jt.1 W A S T K I Experienced ti reman. Apply National Veneer Products Co. 13t3 WANTED Washwoman. Phono Mishawaka S5u. IStI NOTICE LADIES Have your old sewing machine repaired. We have ."MMiir good second hand Singers from JJO to $ü. Call Mishawaka 127:;. ist.? Apply National Co.. Mishawaka. Veneer Products ist:; WANTED Girl for general housework. No washing or ironing. In-iiiiii-1' W. First bt Phone Mishaw.i!;i 17. lb Fi WANTED Good laundress, to ccine to house. ."iM Lincoln way v.et. Call Mi.-hawaka ÖU;. I8tl "WANTED Dell boy. chambermaid. nijbt clerk, at once. Hotel Mishawaka. ISt.l FOR. SALE Seven room house, gas tor li'bt and eooking. city water in the y;rd. Fine lot on west Li.vreu-. st. Price 52,130. Stark Realty Co. IStü WANTED Middle-aged woman for gem ral hous-work; no washing or ironing; good home for the right party. Phone Mishawaka 164 4. 17U y K SAEE Wash mai bine, parlor lamp. Call Mishawaka 1$3 afte; 0 o'clock evenings. ICR FOE KENT To man and wife oi two gontlemeii. modern, improved front room. Inquire 21S I' Grove st. 16t:i WKDEN REALTY COMPANY OF SOUTH REND. Mishawaka Ottlce, 603 W. Third st. Phone Mishawaka 2 0 2. L. H. Vandewalle, Agent. Homes for sale In Mishawaka. modern and partly modern: N. Division St.. 7 rooms. ... $3,000.00 E. Rattell, y rooms 1,600.00 Sixth St., 7 rooms 5.250,00 W. Liwrence St., 7 rooms.. 4. 300. CO W. 5th St., 6 rooms 1.700.0 0 W. :th St., S roi4:is 3.200.00 W. ."th St., 6 rooms 2.UÖ0.0') Mishawaka Ave., b rooms.. ö.T.OO.OO WORDF.N REALTY COMPANY Ö26 Farmers Trust Hldg. Main 112. South Rend. Ind. OfM Evenings. Mishawaka OtMce, 103 W. Third St. Phone Mishawaka 2l'2. 14tf n)U SALE. E. Grove st. A bargain in a six-room hou.s., three bed OOd looms, electric light, cistern, good ollar. teilet in house, corner lot. J 2. $50. iL E. Lawrence st. IL t e is an eignt-room house in l'.r;t class condition. Four bed rooms, three closrts. bctrlc light, cistern, good cellar, hardwood floor in tho living loom, woodshed, fruit tree", strawberry plants, toilet in hous garage, two blocks from car line. Price. WM. HAPP. Realtor, I' 0 4 Citizeos Rank Rldg.. So Phone, Lincoln 1571. 13t7 ixm kau-:. 211 W. Mishawaka av. A good, (substantial, strictly modern ninercum house, four bed rooms, three closets, bath, furnace heat, electric l!ht. eisUrn. well, good cellar, largo house I? in A-l condition. rrice, J 5.75 0. WM. 1 1 APP. Realtor, 2w4 Citizens' Rank Rldg.. S--. Bend. Phone, Lincoln 1571. 13t7

CATHOLIC FORESTERS DEFEAT DODGE TEAM

The Catholic Order of KoresU rs' haskethall team defeated the Dodge aggregation by the score of 4 4 to 8, In a gam- played last night In the old M. K. gym. The Foresters outc! assort the Dodgo team. The Diamond D.'s def-ated the St. Joseph's Holy Xamo team of South Bend by h to f,, in a game played as a curtain rai.r to the Forester game. A four round boxing lout was staged by Leonard Chamberlain of this city and Kid Wiggins of Nile?. Chamberlain won by decision. i.vstam, xinv omenns. Th following officers uf-rf in H'""-" lue.suay evening oy .Mrs. , . -ill. 1 rr-t . m v lara uaiKins at a meeting of the I Home firovo Drill club. No. 10, of the Woodmen circle: Florence Kimble, guardian; Grace Havcncroft, adviser: Minnie Spaeth, clerk; Samantha Gray, banker: Celia J I'arry, cnaniain; Klla .Marvin, at tendant; Mary Montine. inner guard; Ida Wach, outer guard; Dora Mil-b-r, manager for three years; Ilattie Opelt. musician. Following the installation a pot luck supper was served. FKi-sirMF.v i)i:ii:T snxions. The girls' basketball towm of the freshmen class of the high school defeated the senior aggregation in the high school gym Tuesday evening by a score of 28 to 4. The lower clansmen have the strongest girls' team the school has had in a number of years. V sure and attend the box social at the Deiger school Friday night, leb 20, by the Patron-Teachers' flub. I S 1 1 Advt WANT ABS FOR SALE I have one vacant house, two Turtlv modern: nor-s-rdon in 30 days: one nartlv modern. I " F ment plan. Thev houses are most-' ly new and in excellent condition. C. Ostrander, photographer. EHl LOST Punch of keys with brass ring. Return to Bradford groorrv. reward. advt. 18t3. FOR RENT Two furnished room? for light housekeeping. Steam heat. Apply 119 N. Main st. lfct'I i LOST Metropolitan insurance policy luesday evening on N. Division st. near Franklyn st. Finder call E. Gulp, Ellsasser's pool room. Reward. istl WANTED A siileslady with some experience who can assist Ith office work. Trick Pros. " and 10c store, m2 LOST Open faced Walt ham watch and chain. Liberal reward. Mishawaka 14 1. 18t' FOR SALE Five room house and 1'iCe acres, E. Labile road. Pox 141, Price $10,000. Joe Acsai. -IStS FOR SALE Six room house with bath, on W. Ninth St., phono 1312. U.f FOR SALE 6 room house, immediate possession, price $2,350; 7 room house, elec. lights, gas, well and cistern, price $2,S00; 7 room

modem house, close in. $4.200; S j sacrifice during the late world conroom modern Al house, large lot, i flict b presented with memor$4.S00; 4 room house, good lot. new ial certificates by the French gov

garage, $1.500. Earl C. Garrnlre, phone 370. j-tf J LIRERTY BONDS Our past patrons will tind us at room 620 J. M. S. Rldg.. 6th floor. Convince yourself by getting our price before you sell. Camp, Thorne & Co. Phone Main 163X. 15-tf WANT EL) OMlee htlp. Clerical position is open to a young man or woman. Applicants should be experienced in othce details, and a knowledge of typewriting or stenography would be valuable. In writing us state fully your qualifications for such work and give age. Address Purchasing Dent.. Pn.li'f Mfg. Co., Mishawaka. 13tf WANTED Stenographer with a few years' experience. Should bo able to tike fairly rapid dictation and produce high grade work. Satisfactory salary to one who can qualify. Mishawaka Woolen Mfg. Co., Mishawaka, Ind. 1 2t7 WANTED Lady stenographer, must be very capable and experienced, also have good clerical ability and a marked degree of initiative." Call or write to Purchasing Department. Dodöe Mfg. Co., Mishawaka, Ind. $t3 LIRERTY RONDS We pay up to $53.75 spot cash, accrued interest allowed. We also sell bonds. C. L. Guthrie. 423 J. M. S. Bids. (Fourth floor). 1457-tf i OR SALE Good seven-roon house, strictly modern, N., 11th st.. $3.600, cash or terms; rosesion

I March 1. Bend.NOVv VACANT Six-room house on

. spring st., all newly painted and papered; Immediate possession; $2.200; small payment down, balance easy terms. SMALL three-room house and lot, one blovk from Woolen Mfg. Co.. $S50; shall payratnt down, balance on easy tirms. ACHILLE C. COLPAERT, -tf Phone Mishawaka 1181. WANTED TO n U Y A number of houses, ranging from $1,500 to JC.OOC. Will pay cash. For a quick deal call Achille Colpaert. phono Mishawaka 11S1. tf.

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WOMAN'S CLUB SPONSORS DELIGHTFUL CONCERT Mishawaka has occa.sion to feel real pride in the Choral Concert given by the music department of the Woman's club, Tuesday evening at the. First Methodist church, under the direction of Prof. Hayden Owens. The recital was ono of the best ever given by local talent, and demonstrated the remarkable progress made? by local musicians. Under the capable dlrect'on of Prof. Owens, the chorus performed most creditably, showing perfect balance and tone blending. The two numbers by Uurlelgh were especially lovely, and the melodloun chorus "O Italia, Italia Beloved," by Donizetti, gave tho local singers splendid opportunity to display their ability. Theophllus Lewis Albln, Chicago tenor, who assisted with the program, was gr-ciously received. The greatest proof of his wonderful na tural sinking was its rekonant quality, always evident. If a criticism could consiste itly be made, it would be that Prof. Albln sings rather too easily. Doth numbers of the Ladles quartet were splendidly given. The soloists, Mrs. Italph Jernegan, Mrs. W. E. Borley, and F. E. Coats, pleased especially. Mrs. Violet Shy Parks, with her violin solo, "Scene de ballot", delighted the audience. The accompaniments of Mrs. G. P. William. Miss Nina Gabel, and Miss Mary Doolittle were the foundation of the program, and contributed in no small degree to Its success. CHAMPION MATCH MONDAY. One of the best matches ever offered to city wrestling fans will be staged Monday evening. Feb. 2 3. at the Century theater. At that time "Kid" Itoss, Mishawaka's favorite, will meet the famous Turkish champion, "Youssiff" Mahamont. secured by the Jap wrestler, Matsuda to beat Ross, The Turk hay never been beaten by a man of his own weight. Doth contestants must weigh 160 pounds by Monday at G p. rn. Some i excellent preliminaries have been arranpod for Charles Smith. Ib-1-gian wrestler, will meet "Fcbe'' 1,llmpr' üf Nile?' in a finl'sh mUch I C. Miltenberger. of Niles will meet ! F. Townsend of Mishawaka, in a finish match and a six round box ing bout between Kollo lies?, of South Rend, and "Kid" Fay, of Niks, will be held. SOCIAL NOTJ;s. The Sewing circle of St. Andrew's Evangelical church was entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of .Mrs. Fred Welgel, 30 7 E. Sixth st. A meeting of the Woman's Missionary society (S the Immanuel Raptist church was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mru. Walter Fields, 220 W. Grove st. Mrs. Fields gave an interesting talk on "Training Schools." A general discussion followed. Mrs. C. Klts'on entertained members of the Ladies' Aid society of the First Christian church Wednesday afternoon at her home, U1S E. Grove street. The Epworth leaguo of the First Methodist Episcopal church held a Georgo Washington party last evening in the burch parlors. Tho affair was well attended. FRENCH MEMORIAL C I :ilTI IM c.vnrs. Relatives cf soldiers, sailors and marines who made the supreme ernment at a memorial service to he held Sunday at the South Rend high I school auditorium. The announce ment is made by the local chapter of the American Legion. Tho time of the service Sunday will be announced at a meeting of the legion Thursday evening in the council chambers. LINCOLN ATTRACTION. "True Heart Susie," the latest D. W. Griffith Artcraft picture, will be displayed at the Lincoln theater today and tomorrow. Lillian Gb'h is the star. This picture is considered one of the best she has ever appeared in. Sho is conceded by metropolitan critics as the foremost actress of the screen. Her superb acting in 'Rroken Blossoms" is said by those who have seen both features to be far surpassed in her characterization of the leading rolo in "True Heart Susie." "IIFXL MORGAN'S GIRL." This much talked of picture will be shown at the Templo theater today. Laid along tho Barbary coast in the days Just prior to and including the great San Francisco earthquake, this story represents a screen play of unusually high merit. Some of the very best acting to Ik found in motion pictures is rendered by a large and capable cast. A bit unusual, the story is something that will entertain and amuso. EUsaFser Sales Co., sole agent nnd distributors for Paige cars in St. Joseph county. 214. 216 S. Main st., Mishawaka. Phono Mishawaka 112. 1417 Advt. FA-SERVICE MEN TO MFJ7T. All members of the Ora L Snyder garrison and all ex-service men ar requested to meet at the Army and Navy union hall Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock to attend the funeral ervice of Oscar Vinson. P.e sure and attend the box social at the Feiger school Friday night. Feb. 2 0, by the Patron-Teachers club. IStI Advt Dr. P. II. Makielski. osteopathic physician, moved to 201 S. Church st. 4tf Advt

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TRI KAPPA SORORITY ELECTS NEW OFFICERS Annual election of officers of the Tri Kappa sorority was held Tuesday evening at the home cf Miss Clara Brown, CIS Park av. Mrs. Marie Roles Möhler was elected president for the ensuing year; Miss Helen Tupper. vic president: Miss Wilma Zimmerman, recording secretary; Miss Helen Service, corre sponding secretary; Miss Florence Rurnett, treat'jrer. Plans were made for an Orpheum party to be held next Tuesday evening. MRS. HENRY SMITH FUNERAL FRIDAY Funeral services for Mrs. Henry T. Smith. 2i'.ri. N. Hill s-t., who committed suirido by Jumping into the .St. Joseph river Tuesday afternoon, will be held from the F. E. Coats funeral home Friday afternoon. The Women cf Mooseheart Ixgion, of which Mrs. Smith was a member, will be in charge of the services. Friend may view the body up until the. time of the funeral, burial will be in the City cemetery. ENTERTAIN WITH CARD PARTY. The young men of St. Monica's Catholic church entertained at a card party at St. Monica's hall Tuesday evening. The favors were awarded as follows: Henry Rurch, Mrs. George McDuffy, first; George Dewald and Mrs. C F. Kay lor, second: Vincent Hoerstmann and Mrs. Steve Ganser, consolation. ENTERTAINS CLASS. Mi-s Tall. a Renner. 114 E. Eighth tt., entertained the members of the Tried and True class of the First Evangelical church Tuesday evening. The affair was also in nature of a valentine party. The cla.ss will hold its next meeting at the home of .Miss Mable Kelly, N. Main st. Send your sick friend a plant. Edgewater Floral PI. Phone 13. Adv 17t3 HARRY I.OTT FFNERAL Funeral services for Harry Elliott lott will he held from the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles U. Lott. ;':.S E. Seventh st. Friday afternoo l at 2 30 o'clock. Kev. Dr. .1. A. Rurnett will officiate. Burial will be in the Eairview cemetery. t ONC LFDES VISIT HERE. Nicholas Woloshuk left last evening for Montreal, Canada, to resume his studies at the Seminary of Philosophy, at'Ur spending Ihre. weeks as the guest of his sister, Mrs. Roman Kachmarsky, 712 E. Lawrence st. ATTEND FUNERAL. Mrs. W. H. Young and daughter Miss Alice. 415 Park av., attended :he funeral of Miss Julia Ann Hess, i vhich was held at Plymouth, Wedaesday afternoon. You can buy our guaranteed house paint for $3.25 per gallon until Feb. 25. Use your telephone. Square Deal Distributing Co.. 115 W. Marion st. Phone Mishawaka lOC'J. 19tl lOSl PONE MEETINGS. Owing to the illness of Evangelist Eitirell's mother, the e angclistic meeting at the Immanuel Raptist church has Feb. 29. been postponed until 'Tyacinths. Jonquils, tulips. Get hem at Edgewater Floral PI. Adv 17 1.?

The CANDY Cathartic

Is Essential !o Health It Supplies Rich Redness to Blood and Carries Life Giving Oxygen to All Tissues and Organs.

Therms no lio.V.th. vltror or har-rd-ress without sufficient Iron in t!.e Mood stream of body. The color In the lieeks. tt.e rloa red of Lf.ilta blood, tLe energizing .-f every mu 1 nerve ni tissue r rares Irr k to Iron. t!;e rarrler of the Tltallzin osvpeu. Pec-rd'1. wl.ether rr.n. unu;cn or children, who are p:i!e. Ustlesi or auae::iic are so bora ii ne they lark Iron. What ttat ahuud ul tr.eru'v and aui'nil vitality that U the rightful i:erit;ize of nil l tulvln.r It is le. aase of la iing lnn It Is W-'ause of Iroq t.ryatlou. The way to health and strength 1 the way of Iron of Iren In a frm that the bl.od ran HbsrL and ue. Ordinary lroa rrlll uct do. It v.Ill not rcacli the

Wou ld Give Congress Power To Name Acting President

By United Prr-M: WASHINGTON. Feb. IS. A constitutional anv ndment giving consress and the supreme court Joint power to authorize the vice president or the ranking cabinet officer to r.ssumo the duties of the president dur'.nV a disability of the chief executive has been prepared by Rep. S. D. Fess. Ohio, for introduction in the house today. Fess would have the constitution amended so that ongres.s might by cor.ctirrent resolution eleclare that the president is unable to serve, aft er a finding of the facts by the su preme court. In case congress was not in session when the president became disabled, the Fess amendment would give the vice president power to call it Into special tes.sion for the purpose of determining whether the chief executive is able to function. Details of the plan have not been completed by Fess. as he believes several features of his proposal must be left to legislation to enforce the constitutional amendment. Just who would initiate the proceedings to de termine whether the president is unable to serve would be left to later legislation, but Fess believes this should be dono by a resolution asking the supreme court to investigate. The legislation enforcing the proposed amendment would give the court power to summon all witnesses necessary for an inc.uiry into the disability of the chief executive. Fess who is an authority on United States history, said he framed the amendment after a careful scrutiny of the constitution and the debates during: the constitutional convention. "I have determined that the constitution is defective upon this point." said Fess, "and that additional authority from the states in the form of a constitutional amendment is necessary to give the other two branches of the government, the judicial and th', legislative power to provide for such disabilities as have just occurred. There la no doubt that someone should be the responsible head of the government during such periods and I believe the power of designating another official to serve temporarily should be 1 ft jointly to congress and the supreme court, thus assuring the elimination of partisan influences in case congress and ' tho president are of different politi cal parties. By a study of th constiBUNION Pain Stops Instantly Hump Vanishes TRY IT AT MY RISK' Nov.-, marvelous: way to treat bunions. Stops pain instantly banishes the I ugly, hump and tired achey srwol-j len, burning con-; l : . I ff union. i o.i i-a.ii: Vt wear a smaller rvvr shoe with comfort. Test it at my risk. First trial convinces. No clumsy apparatus, no rubber mould or protector, no uncomfortable leather shield or felt pad, no plaser ner mussy salvo or liquid. It is PEDODYNE, for Runions. You will sav it is won oucn! MY BUIilOW! derful amazing", so quick, so sure does it act. Don't waste time and money on useless nu thodo. Don't suffer. Try PEDODYNE at my risk. Write today belore you do another thing. Just say "I want to try PEDGDYNE." Address KAY liAROEATORIES, Dept. R-1SG. -38 S. Dearborn M., Chicago Illinois. Adv. eVTiole Family sap: "TINE"

blood. It requires a processed Iron, an Iron comblnM with special neutralizing u"nt. to reach the blood and build t:p rel blood corpuscles that"" make sturdy, direase-rraiftln.: ronstltutlona. The Wheeler rircxfss Wheeler's IHoodoiiia in the one form cf Iron that the bkod will actept. Kach little IiloolOid contains two grain pure magnetic ore prfetly redurrd anl ccniblnl so that the iron Is quUkly asim.l.ited Ly the t.le..i and makes millions of red blood -vl!$. Thee little Iron mites are the warriors that make It easy to win the ßjrht for robust health. Ask for Wheeler's Illood-Oids 50 cents per packawe r ü for $2.i) at drug st'jrrs or gent postpaid by The J. W. Drant Co., Dept. 2Jj, Al'jloa, Mleb. AdT.

tutional debates I have found that this Question came up in the convention and was never finally deter mined. Likewise I have found at least two preced-nts for my posi

tion that neither congress nor any part of the government hs power to designate someone to serve dur ing disability of the president." Fess' amendment would be an ad anion ;o ariicie two, section one. which reads in part: "in case of the removal of the president from office, or his death. resignation, inability to discharge the duties of ffald office, the same shall devolve upon the vice presl dent and the congress may, by law provide for the case of removal. death, resignation, inability both of the president and v'ce president, de claring what officer shall then act as president and such officer shall act accordingly until tie disability be removed or a president shall be elected." The amendment would add "such Inability shall be determined by a concurrent resolution of congress after a finding of facts by the supreme court and the vice president shall have power to call congress in special session for st:ch purpose, if it is not then In session." YOU FOREVER Peep eatd trio Arid Deponit Ar Ilolvfd and the Ithemnatlc l'olon Start to Leave the Sjitem Within Twenty-four Hours. Every druggist in thl county Is authorized to say to eTery rbeuioatlc sufferer in tais vicinity thnt If two bottlea of Allenrtu, the eure renquerer of rheumatism, does not top nil agony, reduce swollen Joints and do aay with ev-n the slightest twinge of rheumatic pain, he will gladly re-turn you money without comment. Allenrhu has been tried and te.ted for years, and really murveloua results have been accomplished In the most severe caes where the suffering and agony was intense nnd piteous and where the patient was helpless. Allenrhu relieves at once. Immediately öfter you etnrt to take it the good work begins. It seanhfs out the uric arid deposits, dissolves the secretions and drlyeH rheumatic poison out of the body through tho kidneys and bowels. It's marvelous how quickly it nets. Blessed relief often comes in two days, and even iu cases where tho suffering is most paiuJ'ul all traces disappear iu a few days. v Mr. James fl. Allen, the discoverer of Allenrhu v ho for many years suffered the tormei. ts of acute rheumatism, des.res all sufferers to know that he does not want l. rent of anyone's money unless Allem hu decisively conquers this worst of .'.1 diseases, and he has inMructed V.'ettlrk' (rißt nal Cut Hate lrug Store to guarantee It la every instance. Adr. remain steadfast I n our purpose to conduct our buslne?a In an cllicient. commendable manner. Our reliability is unquestioned. Our business conduct has been such that it has won for us the public's approval. r Finch & Sprape Undertakers Ambulance Service 202 NORTH MAIN ST. MISHAWAKA Both Phone 100 AITKNTIOX AtTOMOUILi; OW.VKRS. Now i? the time to have your old top repaired, or a new one made. Curtains, lights, backs and cushions repaired. - MISHAWAKA AUTO TOP, -J 17 S. Main St.. Mishawaka. Lanjjraff Basement. "KEISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOPfH XI K. Mala BL. Mlatvawaka. for All Kindt of Bho lUpalrlca and Eho. IX you would like to hare your luit cleaned, sre John Speranto 114 Lincoln Wuy Vet ? whose will nn ? ? THE FIKST LEAP YE-Vll ? ? ? BABY ? ? SEE SOCIETY PAOE

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The Story of a Plain Girl An AföTCßAFT Picture

By Marion Fremont Photographed by G. W. Bitxer Directed by D. W. Griffith Another great ronrance by the famed creator of "Hearti of the World" and "The Birth of a Nation." A picture of smile, tcr and human appeal that goes straight to your heart.

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"KID" ROSS Mishawaka VS Mahamont is being sent 160-pound man he can get Chos. Smith Belgian Wrestler C: Miltenberger Niles

Finish Match Finish Match BOXING Six Rounds

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Preliminaries start at 8:00 p. m. sharp. Main Floor, first seven rows, 75 Cents. Balcony $1. Ringside $2.00. Get seats reserved at "Kid" Ross Billiard Hall. Phone 953.

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"Hell Morgan's Girl" Featuring Dorothy Phillips A picture that brings one back to the San Francitco earthquake. A story that will satisfy those who hunger for real acting. MUTT AND JEFF cartoon and FOX NEWS are the added attractions. TOMORROW WILLIAM RUSSELL in "LINCOLN HIGHWAYMAN" Also seventh chapter of PEARL WHITE feature serial, "THE BLACK SECRET." SATURDAY Special Children's Matinee The first of the Special $100,000 2-rcel HAROLD LLOYD Comedies. The answer to an insistent public demand Special feature "EVE IN EXILE"

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