South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 51, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 February 1920 — Page 9

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GENERAL NEWS QF News-Times Office 120 Lincoln Way WesU

ROUT BURGLARS FROM SCOTT HOME

Rev. and Mrs. Rogers Shoot at Man Thieves Make Haul at Efsasser Home. Tv. and Mrv. I. C. Rogers routid burglars from the residence of J Alvin J-'cott, 103 N. Ced Ar t. W dn -x day evening about 'J o'clock following thu Abh Wednesday se rvices at tit. Paul's HpLscop.il church, Iiev. and Mrs. Hogers noticed a .streak of light corning from the dining room of the hkrott home and aUo noticed t young man walking up and down in front of the re.-idence. The latter noticed Mr. and Mr, lingers and then went to Lincoln way where- he pretended to be waiting for a i-treet ctr. Ily thi3 time Mr. and Mrs. Hogers went over to the rectory und secured a revolver and then went to the Scott residence where they saw a light In the basement. They then t.tepped on the porch und at this instant the young man Mandlng on 1-dneoln way yelled out 'Jiggers." A man then ran out of the rear door of the Scott home an started acrosa the Campbell lot to "Lincoln way. Iiev. Hoger." shot at him with a revolver and then Mrs. Jiogers shot, but they both missed the man. who made pood his escape. Mr. and Mrs. Heott are spending the winter at Peter burg. Ha., and as far as It was known nothing was taken from the home. The police er notified. Another robbery occurred at th' lone of Mr. an 1 Mrs. P. J. UI.sa.sser. 1'OK Hi:NT Two rooms for light housekeeping to couple, with chil- ,. i ... l- t: .; i nil M V-.1 1 i ai AUJ l j . .UIMi l.lll,i iiv. sots FOR. SArF Modern right-ronni house on Lincoln way W. flarage on lot. Phone Mbhawaka 1SS1. 20t7 FOR SALF OK F X C 1 1 A N (I I ' An Sf-Acr farm s mi. northwest of Mihawak.u iood buildings, 2i ui reti in rye and vetch, 200 young fruit trees, I acre in grapes, 10 irres timber. p r acre. Small payment down, balance easy terms. FOR S.M.H OK TK ADC Farm of i) acrs. Inquire at 20'j S. Church n. Deal with owner. 19t3 Y A N T F D i:.xterlenced llreman. Apply National Veneer Products Do. FJtJ Apply National Co., Mishawaka. Veneer Products 1st J D 1 1 F SS M A KINi 1 Ca 1 1 Main tt-t or phone 1921. at Sil S. Mishawaka Pt2 WANTED Hell boy. niifht clerk, at once uwaka. chambermaid. Hotel MishlSt: 1'OK SADF: Seven room house, gas for light and cooking, eity water 3n th. yard. Pine lot on west lwreiiC" st. Price T.'.IjO. Stark Realty Co. 1 St5 WANTFD Middle-aged woman for general housework; no washing or ironing, good hoiTie fur the right party. Phone Mikawaka l'.4l. I7t: WORDFN UFAFTV COMPANY or south i:i:nd. Mishawaka o;!ice. tluJ W. Tliird s: Phone Mishawaka -''.'2. F. H. Vaiuh wal'e, A tent. Homes for sale in Mishawaka mr-d rn and partly modern: N. Division St.. 7 rooms.. F. Kattell, y rooms . . . . lxth St.. 7 rooms W. Iiwrence St., 7 rooms W. :th St.. 6 rooms . . . . "W. ith St., S rooms W. nth St.. C rooms.... Mishawaka Ave., s rooms ,0 '"0. 0 0 ! 1.600.00 ' - -,- ,-, , ! 4 .:;..o cc 1 1.7"U.eO i ::'"rn oo 1 2, 000. to.' .'..DOO.Jl' WOKDFN RFALTV COMPANY I-26 Farmers Trust PIdg. Main 11!:. South Fend. Ind. 0 en F i ir.es. Mishawaka Ottice. üvS V. Third St. 'Phone Mishawaka 202. I 4 1 f IX)K S.M.I 52 4 E. drove t. A good six-room hi us irgain tl:re,, t rn. in a bed rooms, electric lird.t. ist, celb.r. toilet In 1u;um ci . goou tr lot. 52.550. 1 1 5 E. Lawrence -t. II re s an eight-room hou.-v m rirst i '. condition. Four bed ro-ms. tkrte c'.esrts. electric light, cist-rn. v.i (--d-lar, hardwood Moor in the pvir.g rocm. woodshed. fr..it tr- strawberry plants, toilet p4 p..e..-. . g..ra:re two blocks from car ;:... J'rut. 2,ZO0. WM. HAPP. Reciter. Jj4 Citizens' Pank PIdg.. So. F.er.d. Phone, Iincoln 1C71. ix)it sali:. 211 W". M.shawaka av. A substantial, strictly mod. rn room house, four b- d re i ::--, : Co.; ".::-. e - three t h-ctric ar, largt c Th; J'rie-. clcs':ts. bath, iurn.tce nea :k.'.r. ri-.tcm. well. god cgiraiie. D;x':i chicken h .o;.. .s in A-l cor.duii.-.i. :..7:o. WM. HAPP. ReIt.r. 2C4 Citizen-- Pank PIdg.. S.. l'iuifc. Linccla li71. Fend

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in-, pair of oxfords, pnrl neck- ! i.u-e. ..:;; .'hirt. r-volvr and tia.shliht wer" M-'-ured. Mr. and Mrs i-ls-jser were not at home at the time and th- thi.-ves evidently liad no dirf.culty in making th'ir haul The po!i' e were also notified of this caü-. According to Chi-f Pfender the two men wert traced a;; f ir as Fourth tt.. where they IlM. twu otlier youn men and th;i i4.-ai-Pared. It is thought that thvo four men v.-t r a irang who was operating in the west end. FEITZ ARRESTED FOR MANUFACTURING LIQUOR The homo of Charles-IV-itz. 117 w . .unavaKa av., Thursday afternoon was rallied on by federal ot!icers the n nd op. rating in this vicinity, and local police. H" was arrested talari to the police station. where he was held, charged with the unlawful manufacture of Ikpior. His bond has been placed at tl.OOC. Four gallons of currant brandy and a keg of currant mash were taken from the place and will be held as evidence jn the federal trial to be held the latter part of the w-k. Have you tried the O. K. F. II. records? If not, come and hfar them. For sale at C. 1. Powell. 121 X. Main st. Adv. üOtJ Don't forget the dance in the K. of P. hall Tuesday evening, lb. 21. by the 1 O. T. M. C. W. Advt. 20tU Fllsasser Fah Co., sole agcnti and distributors for Paige cars In j St. Joseph county. 214. 210 K. Main' st., Mishawaka. Phone Mishawaka 1 v-'- f.Mr loua check writing machine irlv nou- Va t - . ! el; cheap for quick sale. Lincoln T.3S9, South Pend. Phone Foil SAl.K 30-;mtp farm; IT, acre.-. marsh, with four acres of mint standing out; If. acres high land, with 1J acres of rye standing out: one good orchard; all farming implements and cattle A-l. An eight-room house and all other buildings in A-l shape. Seven miles west on Division mad from center of town. Pig bargain for cash or would trade f.r ; modern hme In Mishawaka. Apply at 540 W. 7th st., Mishawaka. 2 ' t J NOTICF. LADIIIS Have your old sewing machine repaired. We have Mme second-hand Singers from $10 to 3. Call Mishawaka 1 97a. int.: VANTi;i lirl for general housework. No washing or ironing. Inquire 10s V. Fi.-.st st. Phono Mishawaka 15 7. istl FOR SAFF. I have one vacant house, two partly modern; possession In 00 days; one partly modern.

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i FOR RFNT Two furnished rooms. for light housekeeping. Steam heat. Apply ll'J N. Main st. lSt-". 'ANTID A saleslady with some e.ierience who can assist with ffire work. Trick Pros, j and K'c (store. lit-' L 'ST )pen and chain, awaka 111. faced Waltham liberal reward. watch Fol; SALF Five room house and live aeres, F. Li.sil' road. Pox 111. Price il.'.H'U. Joe Acsal. lStt FOR SALF Six room bath, on YV. Ninth st., house with phone 1312. , rR SALI i room house, Ininied sion. price $2.J50; 7 elee. lights, gas, well price J2,su0; 7 room 11U se 00,I house ''J cistern, I modern house, close in, $1,200; S loom modern Al house, large lot, j ; L )0; i room house, good lot. new I r.irag. . $l.:,cO. Karl C. Garmlre. I phone r.7 0. izv: 'i'iaa i nKjLJ uur past pa trons will rind us at room 20 J. M. S. PIdg, 6th Moor. Convince yourself hy getting our price before you sell. Can: p. Thorn e & Co. Phone Mala 16S. 15-tf WAXTFD p- sitiori or worr.a' )i!:co is open Appl h to p. Clerical a young man should be ' vi i. eperie::ced in otüee detail, and a kno-. '.edg of t ir. u rit:ng or steni graphy would be valuable. In wr.tir.g us .tate fully your qu:iIi:F ccti'-ns for sich work ar.d gie age A-idr ss Purchas.r.g Dept., Iodg Mfg. Co.. M:--k.iv..k... i;tr x"rr'i i. iy st. r:c crap her. r.us: ib!e and ep. rit r.c d. 1 cr v . a ..- r..ie go"ii clerical . : i 1 : t v :trA d der:. :..arkt i d'-cs e- of .t itiat :ve. (.'all i-r write to Purchasing Department, !''i,-v Mfg. e'o., Mishawaka. Ind. i'L, LlPi-ltTY BONDS We pay up to J5J.75 sp.t cask, accrued interest allowed. We als; sell londs. C. L. Guthrie. 422 J. M. S. PIdg. Fourth rtoor). S4.'7-tf WANTFD TO "FY A number of ho'Utes. ranging fro:o $1,300 to jr."'"-. V il I pay cash. Fora o.uick deal eull Achille Coipaert, phone Mlsli.-iwaka 1181. f

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FELLOWSHIP CLUB BANQUET Dr. DeWitt C. Tremaine and Ex-congressman Barnhart Will Speak. . Dr. DeWitt C. Tremaine und l'xCongressman Henry A. Pan. hart will be the speakers at the ond i monthly banquet of the Fellowship .ui, kij ij uiid iuesuay 'n.!.g ai 0:30 o'clock at the Hot.d Mishawaka. Dr. Tremaine holds five college .'degrees. L. I.. I)., Ph. 1).. M. A. and I.. A. He -s widely known throughout the United States as a speaker of unusual eloquence and power. He has T'-en called "the metropolitan cyclone" because of his ability to enunciate the Kngllsh language more rapidly than most any othei speaker on the American platform. He talks J4S words a minute, which la even faster than the famous Hilly Sunday gait. His enunciation, how.At'--''! I'VfeKl 2. c. ELI V ever, is so distinct and perfect that little of his diction is misunderstood. During the course of his lecture career lie has addressc. (nearly seven millions of Americans. I In so doing he has crossed the con tinent some sixteen times and has traveled nearly seventy-two thousand miles. During the world war he was a member of the United States shipping board speakers' bureau and made many addresses in Liberty loan and war chest drives. He has talked in company with Charles M Schwab, ex-seo'y of the Treasurj MeAdoo. Mary Piekford, Douglas Fairbanks and numerous otlier celebrities. He had two sons in the service of the United States durinc wounded before his ISth birthda' and has been decorated with th Croiz de (luerre and the French Legion ef Honor. Dr. Tremaine Is of 'the opinion that the most fascinating study Jn life is that of huma 'nature. His subject will be "See!ing America." Congressman Parnhart is favorably known In Mishawaka as an Interesting and entertaining speaker. In Iiis talk before th club lie will give a number of personal and intimate remi niscenses of his 12 years in "Wash ington. during which he formed : wide acquaintance: with the promi nent antl interesting1 figures in both Public Sale! Having sold my reside me, I will offer at public sale on Thirteenth .street, about four blocks east of Union street, on Monday, Feb. 23, commenting at 10 o'clock sharp, the following property: Five head of horses, four hogs, weight about 130 lbs. each; vehicles, harness, feed and two dump boxes, farming implements. Joe Smith will also s II all his household goods, three lots with shed, ar.d 2ci cement blocks, located on Twelfth and Michigan sts. ; also one Ford starter, Hammond automobile. C A M I F L KFRCHAF RT. Jul SMITH. M. W. Hunsbergcr, Auctioneer. Don't Foryot II KEISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP," X10 N. Mala 8L, MlhAwa.lift. Tor All Kind of Fhc Uepadrlnf and Shoe. If )ou w(uhl like to hac liat clcaiicil, -tt )ur John Speranto 1 1 1 Lincoln Wa) Wrl

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i 1 ea iv on "Cuiigress in Action." Mu-ie fur the dinner will 1 e furinished by Mt-s-ick's orchtstra and .Manager nii.ck)urn of th- hot-1 h is j pi or. li-vd an excellent dinner. On i account of the sp c.al features of j this dir.ner and the anticipated large :nuiribT of reservatio::, attendir.ee ; .vill i e limited to club members only. MISHAWAKA WILL MEET onoiirn Tr i m rnmni it i UUdnCN ILAIVI IUrIIUni As a lir.al preparation for the Goshen game at Goshen tonight, C oach Muelier put the Maroon and i White warrior! through a trying I scrimmage Thursday. The men' showed real form, holding the se onds very n-arly to a shutout. Two teams will be taken to the eastern city, as a second as well as a first team game is scheduled. It is expected that Goshen will -ive the locals a real battle. Although the latter defeated the visiting team, the Goshenites ilemonstratcd that they would be a formidable opponent on the home Moor. This is the last game before the South Pend contest next Friday, to which Mishawaka is looking forward with zest. If the local players keep up their present form they should have an easy road to victory. Owing to the serious illness of his sister. Graves, the star forward, will be out of the game tonight, noeessitatlng the shifting c? Weiss to that strategic position. Phlllon will IUI the vacancy caused by the transfer. The lineup for the Goshen game will probably be as follows: L. Prady. I. Prady, W. Weiss, W. Gage, A. Philion. It. Jones, T. Garns. C. Murray. L. Grzesk, IL Free hau f. It. Arndt and G. Fdgell. MILITARY FUNERAL FOR OSCAR VINSON Funeral services for Oscar Vinson, 1 1 I w. Eighth st., were held from the residence yesterday afternoon. Rev. A. 1 1. Keck, of South Pend, otliciatcri. Tip: Orra L. Snyder garrison. Army and Navy Union, was in charge f the services, which were in the nature of a military funeral. Mr. Vinson was the first member of the local garrison to die. About members of the union marched, carrying th'- American and the Army and Navy colors. The pallbearers were Fred Fischer. Fred Pecher. Fred Brumlller, Jhon Pranstrator, Ijoighton Pickel and Harold Schnabel. August Pysher acted as commander, Arthur C. Duggan as chaplain and Myron Storey as bitgler. Final taps were blown and salute Mred at the grave. Purlal was in the city cemetery. HKS l'FATUKFS AT TK.MI'LF. William Russell will present at the Temple today "The Lincoln Highwayman," a gripping and sensational drama with an element of mystery that defies solution until the last reel. Saturday matinee Harold Lloyd, the popular comedian, will entertain the children with his Hrst $100.000 two-reel comedy de luxe. "Pumping into Proadway." This is said to be even funnier than Charlie Chaplin in "Shoulder Arms." In addition, a big feature1. "Eve in Exile," will also be shown, making an excellent program for the day. iOKMi:n clkkk vvi:ns. William C. Strauch, formerly a "Jerk of Mishawaka hotel, now residing In Chicago, was married last evening to Miss Helen Regula, former telegraph operator at th" hoel by Rev. J. A. Purnett. D. D.. at 'he Presbyterian manse. Thecouple 'eft for Chicago, where they will make their home. Poth were wel now n in this citv. You can buy our guaranteed 'louse paint for J3.25 per gallon until 'eb. "5. Use your telephone. Square Heal Distributing Co.. 115 W. Marion st. Phono Mishawaka 1 ?'.. I9tl At 1 Ü

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"KID" ROSS Mishawaka VS. Mahamont is being sent 160-pound man he can get Chas. Smith Belgian Wrestler C. Miltenberger Niles 4YoungM Burns Buchanan

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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 'Ki d" Ross Billiard Hall. Phone 953.

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TO BE POISONE Miss Mildred Coryell, Years 0!d, is Serious ly Miss Mildred Coryell. 16 years old seriously ill at the home of her j moth. r. Mrs. Fred Mikel. 125 W. I Front tt.. Mishawaka. as the result iof t-ein "doped' or poisoned. cording to the attending physician. , The RirVs condiUon Is said to be critical According to her mother, Misa Coryell left her homo Sunday evenI ;$-, itL'JiH. J 4 vrv rv ui i ii Jtx nj wiii Miss Edith Gibbons. William Kenner and Max McAulIffe. They attended the last show at the Centurj theater, after which they went to a local restaurant to et a lunch. McAuliffe arose to put a nickel Into the electric vlctrola, during which time Miss Coryell traded plates with him. After she had eaten a part of her meal, she complained of being dizzy and later was taken very ill and had to be removed to her home. The other three ate all of their lunch. According to Mrs. Mikel, the waiter Is said to have a grudge against McAulIffe and it is said had threatened "to get him." It is believed that Mis3 Coryell In trading plates got the "doped" one by mistake. Abe PickenbauRh, the waiter, was arrested last evening and is being held without bond, charged with administering poison with intent to kill, until an investigation can be made. DE A THS Jacob Dilmann, 73 years old, one of the city's oldest citizens and a well known character in this vicinity, died last evening after an eight months' illness. Death waR caused by a complication of diseases. Mr. Dilmann. who was a member of the G. A. H. and served with the Seventh Indiana calvary during th' Civil war, w'as born in Mishawaka Dec. 2. 1846. and has lived here his entire life time. He is survived by his wife, two sons, John and Howard, both of thia city, and n daughter, Mrs. Charles Ilensler, and a sister, Mrs. Christian Wambaugh. of this city. He waa married May 2, 1S68, to Martha PeitT, of Bremen. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. LILLIAN GISH SCO I IKS AT Tlin LINCOLN". "True Heart Susie,' the Griffith artcraft picture which is showing at the Lincoln, was Immensely cnjoj'ed by large audiences yesterday. The heroine is a delightfully awkward, straight-forward, true-hearted girl, who loves with steadfast loyalty her boy neighbor acress the way. The play is of the pastoral order featuring a romance with art Intenso heart appeal. Dainty Lillian Glsh has the leading role and Ls surrounded by an admirable cast of players. The play will be shown today for the last times. roof rim: tiiuiishay. The central tire department extinguished a roof fire. Thursday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. M. Michael. .120 S. prinp St. The damage was slight. UOSriTAL NOTES. Mrs. Kdward Van Dcnseler of X'1". C, submitted to an operation at St. Joseph's hospital "-dneday. Mrs Joseph Iole.in of North .ludson. has left the hosrital for her home after undergoing an operation for the removal of her tonsils. Dr. P. II. Malckl-ki, Osteopathie physician, moved to 201 S. Church st. 4tf Advt M "YoussifT" Mahamont 160-Lb. Turkish Champion here by Matsuda as the best to beat Rosb. "Babe" Palmer Niles F. Townsend Mishawaka "Kid" Fay Niles

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BROTHER GIVES SUICIDE CAUSE Roy Weaver States That His Sister, Mrs. Henry Smith Had Domestic Trouble. Hoy Waver, 810 K. Lawrence st., brother of Mrs. Henry T. Smith, 2QZ 1-2 X. Hill st.. who committed suicide by ;umping into the St. Jo seph river Tuesday afternoon, stated ! to The News-Times Thursday mornlng, that domestic trouble was the , cause of his i-ister's act. In an inter- j vi w with a News-Times rerorter ! Mr. Weaver said that his sister had , many troubles and said that she j was forced to work while :n a deli- ; cate condition. He further says that ever since her marriape sdx month-1 ; af?o she had been employed. Accordirg to Mr. Weaver Mrs. Smith made shoes at the Mishawaka Woolen Co up until last wt'k Wednesday. On Thursday she went to work at the Mishawaka cafe and restaurant. Her husband spent not only what he earned but aJso part of hi wife's salary. He further elated that Smith and his wife had trouble at various times and that his sister ha I threatened on a former occasion that ', nhe would drown herself. According j to Mr. Weaver his sister has been ; in a despondent mood feir the past several weeks, i Previous to her marriage .-he was '. Miss Florence Weaver and was in the crovernm-.it employ for a year. She was married to .Smith on Aug. i IS. 191'J. in Michigan. J FIRST M EITTING IX 20 YKARS. Patrick Manden of Union Mills. I Ind., returned home Thursday morn- , inp after visiting his sister, Mrs. Walter Klein of the Laidlow Highway. Mr. Manden had not seen his .-ist er for 2 0 yars. liirrruxs to nohth judsox. j Iiev. Aupus. Van Hie has returned . to North Judson, Ind.. after spend- ; !nq a few days as the guest of hin '. father. Charles Van Hie, who resides ; with Dr. L. J'. Van IUe, b. Taylor ; st. attention automoium: owxi:its. Nov.- is the time to have your old top repcared, or a new one made. Curains. lights, backs and cushions repaired. MISHAWAKA AUTO TQP, 117 S. Main SU MMiawAka. Iuraf Iiaseinent.

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Gripping, sensational, thrilling and extremely entertAming drama daring auto bandit who plys his trade on the famous coast-to-coast highway a series of reckless auto cheses a hi:;h-powcred story with an element of mystery that we defy you to solve before the last reel. THE VERY BEST WILLIAM RUSSELL PICTURE TO DATE. "THE CLACK SECRET," 7th chapter, the great PEARL WHITE feature serial, shown after the feature.

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