South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 112, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 21 April 1920 — Page 9

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

vi:rM:sny morning, aprii, 21. 1020. iL:l!!;!i!!jir i!iill!i!!!Ji!!ij!l!!l! - ..,

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

t .

PLAN TO OBSERVE MEMORAL DAY HERE

Army ami Navy Union A i-t G. A. H. in Celebration. Appoint Committers. Th 'rra J. Snyrlrr uarri'i No. $'-Z Army ami N;ivy union will as?it th.i Ho:;chtr,n I'r.-t X". 1 - A. Ii. In 'he ot.nfrva.nc- f Memorial day In Mishiwaki. I'lar.H for th i-vrnt witc partially r:ia'l- at a lriPitnz of the union ru M hit -vcniiiK when rornrnitu v re appoint.-'l to tak ch'irp ot th- attiir. TT.'-f will inft with thj Cm. A. U. r-pr-.---nta-tiv..-Saturday afT-rnofn t furth r arrangement.-:. The ornraitU f s a;pointeti arc: Finance, Krc.lcrkk hrummilh-r, chairman; Steve Krus-hari.-kl. Iii.'hton I'.icUel. ;-.is Pyh-r. Harold Sehr.ahrl .Harry l'arrows an. I John Hrnn.stratr; 1 r.J ai.l t!av A. A. Dutrcran. chairman, tlalpli Austin; rnusK N. 1. Ncal; Woratinnx. H. n. Struth-. Th- para.h- and projtram will proLuMy be h-M Sunday iftcrnoon. :-;. tkr-r J. as a. y t -n Hfcured fr th occasion. Pour ftfficn were elect-.! to take the place, (,f four who hav icii:neo!. Those are Hrral! Sohnabrl, rnmmandT; I it'htnn Hick 1, r-'-nji ant major; Harry Harrovs, rpi 'irterrr.ast r fereant; N. 1. Ncal. quartermaster. rvcT.MMi:i m:tti:i:s. Tetters addrt-bed to the fullnvvirtf; are hel.l at the o.stotüce: Mrn. ?url Armstrong, Mis- r. Bollinsrcr, C. L Hryan. Chas. J. 'onrad. Den of Sweets. fJertle 'dvard, C-il Fry. A. U Furry. Mist. I.uclh flardjirr. Mrs. livt Gramm nr.d Iyila, 01m Hahn, ltalph Horn, l'eter Kikens.H. I, Kundsen. Amel I.top, McKinley Malten.. Mr. and Mrs. S. Ra.nüherprer, Albert J. St rope, Kafhrrine C Steward. I-croy Stcn. Mi?s Myrtlo Stcinhaugh. us-ar Swartz, KM 2. Swcitzer. Mrn. Miry Titus. Arnc Trippel. Iou Vaughn. Mr. Vie. Mr?. Win. M. Wattcr, Mrs. Kate Witc, Mrs. Yost. Dr. Makiol-kl. osteopath. :01 S. Church. S. W. corner from P. O. Advt. MISHAWAKA MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIKP .. WANTKI TO IlL'V-xO mixed bens. InI u Ire at Slatln .s. 21tl FOR KALKTiire i-edireed llvk FlemUb giant rabbtts, tr dei and nc buck, on y-ir old an 1 nine joun. linpilre 411 W, Lawrence st. -Ot-5 FIt SAlyK Ford touring r. Clieup if takeu at once. In-iulrc ut -00 S. Spring t. -t J WANT KD I'br- er four unfuridnbed modern light Lu?keeplrig rooms, on nufli tldrt preferably; by yut:g m;ir-rie-1 coujle; no children; bcxt references. Call .MUbawaka 1TU7. 1'Otl JAI'AMISIJ BAKlMUKV--nnest ornamental hrut and h-lce pl.tttt ; pl.mt now. For sale- - sl.oati, Just ripht fer fall bvitcherinkT. Five brood tovvs. 1'han" (Juv W. Jluud. Laliowood Farm. t9reola Irl'. i-,vtf WANTED Counter nmn. Apply tsmlthy' lunch room. 2ö N. Malu t , MUhawaka. l'-t. F(lt SALI" Nie f irm of 10d acres. tlr and on-hatf wile from I)ova-gl.i-, Mich. te.H.d bnibliriKS. acre 'f mint land. Can pUe lnut.e.ii.tt ptvsseshiun. I'ri-e ?lU.lvo. Stark Kea'.ty C. lt'tO l oll S.VI.K At a bargain, nice lot eti KdgewMt-r dr., ownr is out of town And want1 some money. Price $1.5 Mark Iteulty Co , Mijhawaka Tru.t Bi.U". l.tf, FOft SALI! Two sU-room h.aises en tbe norta hide, on with -oTupb-te hath and fU-trle llsrht. Price .V'mh) and J..eo. .me-third caah rtquirtd. fctarli Uealty Co. lftö V.NTKI'-Tw.' or tt'.n-e hoi:.- wortü from fJO.Ni to SI. -" We have the buy.-r. Stark Realty Co. P'td VAN n"-l Two boyi to wrap tr-ad. Appiy Kusi lukic Co. V:v: FOR IlKNT Store rwaia. Inquire Clt S. Wells t, 19t PK NN kKAl.TY ( T). Two rir,,y ra.Mleru home eu P. Mihwaka tiv.. eijht rooms aoh $ 4 N A nU little ; room ottaire. pa race an-l chicken fcouse. W. m- ?3.c-0 Se:i rooms, mod err. evept f artiae. irirase. V. lla.lna.v j-3.7o A four room cottage, rrt- llhtu ai.d txa. newly reie'orat ed. down. A -K-rom houe on N. S ir ah block friu centtr. t...l. water An all moilern t-ix-ro :u hou. en K. Fifth, garage SiVoiU A we'd ion: trn- tvd hov on corner C.-d.ir and FV-irth sfs., with two lts .. SkP0 VWPRWALLi: AND VAN DKW AI.l.i:. tflbe Col W. Third tt ; PLono Mis i IVtf I Oll SAH: Seen ro-Miv tnu- -n W. P-attell: beaut'.fr.l corner: let. "UpVJ; n'.eatT of shade, fruit, r.ew -.raffe. x ood hoi-..-. Inint.-ai-tte p--. -.sion ; Lou.-"- i.ewlv paint-d. Prl:e $o.. Mlh i -ak i :;7rt. Mon L. Petrx. Rooiu C 7 Pnu'l.'J. r:a b.di Kill; SALIV-Full bb.a.l.-! P--.fr Rock o-; f.r hat.-ldng. frm t-tro;.,: f.: re. nne leek. Deitert Murker, Mishawaka. tiart.eld 27. Y. 2. R. R. 1. lull SALK Five room 1k',!:s ; witer :.nd fts in the hor.e. lar'e lot and ir.i'e . . . -. Seven ruom hue. modern; larl, t. fr-:lt and chlc'ic.i nous.- ar.d cUukt-n park 4.".'o Two aud ne-!ialf a- res; n'Vi-:i ro. T;-. r.oUt-C. tarag". J lnty of fruit. thr.--e-ipi.irt r o re ef str w herrb-s- S.'-"0 Corner l--t on Lbo-oln way i: v O i:. c. (lAitMim: c IUoni 4, Kaa- lruia 1'-! 15. Mi.shauakM v::f WAN TP D TO P.!' i A n : a r ef iu; ranK'"? from 5 1 to $. v-oo. Will uj rr.i. I'or a p; !e..l all Avhu.e c.iart. phon-r Mi.Uw.ikj 11-1. tf LOST- M'l n Pr'-biy letu.-en Wo. l'n Mfg. Co. -1 -'..:... rl.t. Return to New A-Ttna i;..rd. 1 -t 7 LIHEUTY r.cNP r--r.: na', -dl. nil lJ p t 'ir Cj.n-t at 9 M..I11 11 Ca; .V Co , 1 j. m . ! NJ tf I.Il.Pi: IV i:M. - v.. ! -.i .-r .!: I.iS-t-r t i".:: is i r .u1.. K. L. ! : ; b : . . 4J,' J. M .s P.. Jg. f- -rth 11 -,r t -ö.'7 tf S I.!: - b iura

it nc tor, t. I fJ W.

I.ea .1. iriris r. I ' tl

FRANK HOPPE GIVES BILLIARD EXHIBITION

Kr;ink Hoppe, hrr.ther cf the riati'T.all. known Willi- H'.ppc, ea two exc-eiw-iit exhibitions f billiards ar.d pof k t hillianis at the Fastiir.e billiard parlors Tu'-s-lay afternoon and v-ninir. He- took Krniy I.ott a r..--.s in th.- afternoon m- by a .-ore of l.'.o to j:; at .-traii:ht rail, and 1", to at thr- cushion. Iff th n pae n wonderful exhibition of i.i-issc shots on the pocket billiard t:thh;. More than 'J"a billiard fans witr!''."f'l tb- Karnes. Hoppe ivued a flialUn'f to the world in pocket bil-li.ird.-s for any amount. H now hold? a rc orl of a run of 11::. CARLO FÄBBRI UNDER ARREST Charged With Stealing From the IV. Y. Central U. 11. a lo Leave for Italy. Carlo ltbbr!. 322 W. Ninth st.. w.iM arrtstcd la?t niht ly Chief I'f-nd r on a charge of trrand larri' y and of i-e--iwn Ktolcii poods. John Kiif pf rt tih.'l an attidavit char-'intr hini with .-t-.ilinir two ?,'.ix 4 1-2 (loodyc-ar lord automobile tire--, two l- inner autnmobily t;bs and two automobile rims, th- profirriy of th.- N w Yuik Central company and valued at $1S Th- M-r:iii(i count charc-s Fabbri with reiauvin thc.- Kuis, knowing theta to he htoh-n. He was pltced ur.d. r a JLV'i'iO Oond and lodjr rt In jail on Iiis failure to furni-h the n'1 1 .-.iry anion n t. Fabbri had intended baiiu; ?di.-hawaka early this niorniir for Chicago t .-eure his passport for Italy, where h- was to ?peml swral months visiting. lie was arrested s.veral months a'o on a chart-- of the unlawful j)oM :-.rion of liquor. KNKHITS Ol' l""'l HIAS A TT F.N -TION. Tb.ird rank work Thursday evening at S oVlock. i:. k. an Din: ws. c. c, H. UWKiiXCK, K of R. x. s. ' Ad t i CLASSIFIED laK SAI-K--S.-v-n ne:n lenise .n W. st f POP. SALF Wldte lei'liern eircs. .1."' a ! s-ttlnv. In-iulre VI i U. Third st. Plu.n.Mishawaka 1 -W2 FOR SALK-IW) Maxwell touring car. j Iii'piire at i:ss I.uudi Koein. et2 WANTKI T. or mre ru tins ; fur-j nlshf-.l for liht huscke-pin er u:i-' f uruisio-d. Call Misjwaka lä.b il' ATTKNTIO.N! limn., made fried cakes r.isti-.arks r vlly la!ls. At all groceries or phone lonatli, .Mishauaka l-"-"'-. 71s K. Fourth t-t. l'.'to r.LST OIT'L'i: by Saturday takes 1MU three-pced Ilarl-.y. l.;s P. Third st. 1st VOR ALK Frre new bungalows en Milburn :lvd., M ishawaka. ntur new s LiooJ ehe; 'f you are looking for t cozy tiouie, let me s-'aow you V. V. FL'PKY. Realtor 122 S. Main ?t. Main KV SoutL lleml. Ind. 1771 tf POU SALK Modern 0-ro.mi house; first floor arrangement; veati'oule, living room, mulc room, library, dining room, kitehea; principal 10. .m ak liuih; second Hour, hall, four large l-edrooias, elofeia, arr.t, large basement, hot water heat, e'ectrie llht. new duh!e jjarajie, fruit trees, grnpes; locatt-d lu7 N. Main at. 415 W. P.atteU Pt.. ID room nmdorn liriek niid fraui" house; tix bedrooms; sir closets. furna.-e heat, electric lict:t. cistern, hardwood rloors. fruit trees, grap-s, larce woodshed, thoilde garage. Modern '.room house, 1 bedroom, furnaee e.ti sanitary phm'dng, electric Pclit. pood cellar, istern. well, carape 1) 2i, fruit tre-s. thicken house and park. Located -11 W. MliLawaku uv. i'ri e $-j.uv 101C N. Main t.. corner Main and Marion st., 7-rooin hou-,e, .1 bedrooms, closets, toilet iu hoiHe, uater and dink In k'tclo 11, -leerl- liyht, clit-nj. pus. .ellar, garage, woodshed, thhkeii house, shade tree.s und fruit trees. Alley la rear, on Lloek from car line. Price ?:,400. 10 Ii. Ninth wt , 7 ro.,m house. .1 bltcoui?. ? cl-set!. electric UgLt, eil, cellar. Price. $ü. M5 W. Lawrence ht., 7 room 2 story house, a bed roo hid. 3 closets, h.lttl. e !-. trio light, cistern, well, good c!!ar, woodnhed, chicken house, tire larpe rherry trees, strawberry plants, grave arbor, parage, alley at rear; 2 Mocks from ar line. Pohs.-smIoh in oO days. Price (1,-ujl Win. Ha pp. Realtor. 201 tMtlens Rauk Hldg. South Rend. Ind. I'toue Lincoln 1571. 2 10-31 FOR SALS Ten room modern l.rlrk and frame fcoupe, i! 1'edroouin. t' cloaet.i. furnace heat, tlouhle garage, el.ctrb- bgat, hardWeod i!iior. cistern, fruit tries, erape. lare ootUhed. LKated IS V. liattell etre. t. -11 W. Mishawaka ar , t room modern fcoiae, 4 bdroons. garage, furnace heat, bath, clc. trie iL'ht, go.ui cellar, tbtcrn well, trait tre.., i,-ra;-'9. chkkca house Right room house. 4 bedrooms, A clone ts, i-lecti K 1UU. Lrtfe cellar, cistern. tins, toil-t ia h-ae. l'avmeuts; located 107 P. Ninth st. r.-ieo 5-.H0. Seven room l.use, .' be-lrooni. cloJetn. ele.-tri- light, we! I. cellar. Located IVJ S. Sarah kt. Pi h e -,tva Seven room. 2 tory house. 3 bedrooir.. r. r!.fets. parage, hath, electric liijöt, 'bttT::. well, jroo'l cellar, voodsbod, 1 .u i'U 1-ouse. live lar j cherry tie, t-t rav t-errr piants, grape arbor, ulley at rear. '2 Mo.-ks from car line, psesion in V) ia. boted 515 V. Lawxeoce St. 1'rice $l.2iV WM. TIA IT, llealfor 2'1 Citi us' P :t:k P.Mg. Lincoln 1J71. South PeuJ Ind :e.'3 3

pop sali: Hl W. Marion t.. s. r o:n l.o.;s in tin.- cor. i'tt'-::. 4 bedroom, e!o-ts, bat!i. eh-tri- :uht. g.;s, well, itcra, la:gI .::. 1. at. parapc wub-r at: d -sink in kit. fruit tr.ej-. pr.ipes. tta! i-rry I lauts in..- tdo. k fron h.hcol aaJ car i i u e. Pri . :. 7 k WM IIAIT. liealt-r lv Citizens" lkmk P.i.Jc Ti.oln Xll S"!tL PtaJ R.'J. "0Ji-ä

TENDER FAREWELL TO REV. SPANGLER

Over 150 Members of Evangelical Church Attend Present (rift. One hundred and fifty members of th.- Firv,t Kvanpeiicai church tend red Rev. a- d Mrs. D. P. Spanker a fure,--ll reception Monday evening at tho church. Rev. Dr. J. A. RUrnett, pastor- of the Fresbytcrian church, was tlio principal speaker. He highly complimented Mr. Slangier on the tplendid work he haJ done durin hi.-! ?ven years' pastorate here. Mr. Spanier ami hLi family will have Thursday for Kendallville, Ind.. where the former has been appointed pator of the Evangelical church, uther speakers were Rev. Ir. H. Karl Parker of the Methodist Episcopal church, and Charles Duttenhavcr. A duet was contributed by Miss Iva Newman and Mrs. I-iwrer.co Pullman. The junior orchestra of tho Methodist church in charge of Mrs. Verne Cirisanier furhbhad. music. Mr. Duttenhavcr presented Mr. and Mrs. Spanier with a massive hta.-s umbrella holder, the ift of th-. conrepration. Mrs. Spungltr was also the recipient of a mahogany stuin' tahinct. the pift of the boys of bar Sunday school class. Following the program a luncheon was yerved in the church parlors by tho wom n of th- congregation. Th; Miss.s Mari. .1. Kunce. Jfeh-n 'Willis, Albert i Jiushman, Mabel and I'lo.-.-b- Cro-sl.- served. Rev. J. H. i:vana is the new pastor and will preach his initial sermon Sandav. PROM I MAT SPEA KERS FOR iSEXT IUXQUET OF FELLOW SHIP CLUB Frederick Landis. ff I.oansport, Ind., and Rev. John S. Cavanaugh, C S. C. president of Holy Cross eolb-:,'.-. Ri-'oklnd. D. C. forno-rly f Notie Dame. Will be the speakers at the fourth monthly dinner of the Fellowship club at the Hotel Mishav.uk.i next Tuesday evening. April 21, at 6:45. Con i; res. -man Landis was for a number of years a l epresentati from the Logansport district. He has well merited representation as a .student of political economy. H- is a brother of Judge Kent-saw M. Lanis, of Chicago. He will bp uk on the subject "Real Americanization." Father Cavanaueh will have for his subject "Morale and Morality in the Puilding of a City." Mayor Clayb.r will preside nt the dinner, and the invocation will be pronounced by Rev. IA C. Rogers, rector of St. Raul's Episcopal church. Messick's orchestra will render selections, and Arthur Shank will hae charge of the vocal music. Annual Woman s Club Luncheon on Saturday The anuual spring luncheon of tho Woman's club to bo held in the Hotel Mishawaka Saturday noon will mark the close of the club year. Miss Margaret Stahl has been secured as chief entertainer for the day, she comes, in the ro of interproter of plays, taking tho same place among women as Loland T. Powers takes among men. She will talk on "Happiness" and :s said to be even b'-tttr than Miss S'arah WHmer. who spo!:; at tho luncheon last spring. A fine musical program has aNo been arranged. Mrs. Violet Shy Parks and Miss Mary Doolittle, Mrs. Iiura Kraus P.ickell and the Woman'.' club quartt t will each contribute soveral numbers. Many out of town guests will he present, among them being. Mrs. Rumpler. state president of the Federated clubs, Mrs. John Winn of Laporte. district chairman and Mrs. Cieorg Phillips. South Rend, county chairman. Tickets for tho affair may bo secured from any member of tho luncheon committee. Reservations must be made, by Thursday. GIRLS OBSERVE WTIl HOSPITAL ANNIVERSARY U ITH UK EiS SHOW ER Fifty members of the Young Indies sodality of St. Joseph's Catholic church surprised Sister M. Columbia, superior of St. Joseph's hospital. Monday evening, on the occasion of the institution's 10th anniversary. The surprise was in nature of a linen shower, the girls presenting tho siters with towel?, bed linens, doilies, centerpieces, etc. woman nruNi:n wiin.v stovi: RMMXlDllS. While preparing breakfast for her daughters early Tuesday morning. Mrs. Hertha llolderman. east of Mishawaka, was severely burned '.hen the gasoline stove exploded. The daughters, tlertrude and Rtith, who work in the city, ran to their mother's assistance, and succeeded in thr .ng the stove outdoor?. Mrs, H dderman was burned about her face anil chest. c;iuit nitAr. at Lincoln. Rx Reach's great drama of the north. "The C.irl from Outside' was yhewn at tho Lincoln theater yesterday to good audiences and pleased immensely. It will be repeated today for the last .time and is well worth elng. Thursday. Charle.Ray will be seen at this play house in "Hav Foot Straw Foot." mishawaka uiixa: i::o. F. and A. M. Call 1 meeting Wednesday eening at 7: ."10 o'clock. Work in K. A. degree. J CLIPS A. NKWMAN. W. M. i II. HIT.KK. ShVV. Jotl Advt.

KNIC.IITS OF PYTHIAS. Mi-hawaka Knights of pythius are invited .o attend Red Jones meeting at South Rend Wednesday evening. Meet at Crusade lodge club room at 7 : 1 T.. R. L AXTJIUIWS. C. C. -Adv.

v" i M:mS: 1 Pauline

m:w si:ri.l at Pauline Curley will make her de but in "The Invisible Hand." a Vitagraph detective serial of mya tery and romance which will have BIG SUCCESS OF ALLIED CONCERT Three Hundred Participate in One of Uet Program? Ever Given in City. Tno international concert, directed by Mrs. Roman Kuch marshy and givv-n in the high school auditorium last night under the auspices of tiie Mishawaka Woman's club, was in every respect one of the greatest successes from every standi aunt ever attempt.! in the city. The program was a most ambitious on.-, and entailed touch hard work on th- part of the ;;cij participants, but so hearty was tho cooperation, so enthusiastic - the performers, and so worthy the object aimed at, that the entire numbers went off with a smoothness seldom seen in sdrictly amateur entertainments. Th auditorium was crowded to capacity, and every ticket ha.s been sohl for toniirht when the program will bo repeated. It is quite probable that a third performance will be necessary to meet the demands ef those anxious to witness the performance. The , hrst tableau representing American history was directed by Miss Jeannie Terry. The landing of CrdumbuF. Colonial reriod, Civil war period. Spanish war. World war and A 'm'stice day were the features of tl.es. living pictures which fairly breathed the spirit of the e-nts deploted. Miss Rathel Willemyns, in her representation of Franco, rendered a pleasing vocal solo. The Russian basket dance was one )f the prettiest and most effective on the program, and was enhanced by the various colored light thrown on the dancers vho:e costumes were particularly attractive. The girls participating, in this number were: Marjorie Ostrom. Vera Hatfield. Juli Roy. Odetta Hemphill, Marian Swcitzer, Rloise Parker, ilmily Finch and Mary Iiy.-r. Relsium, under the direction of Louis Rraekaelaere, had a splendbl I art. The folk songs and dances were entered into with a spirit which showed not the slightest effects ef restraint, and with an abandon which was as natural as it was wholesome. Frank Moraschi was in charge of the Italian part of the program which included vocal and instrumental music and dancing, a me lange pe culiar to the sons and daughters of sunny, Italy. Alice I'.aker, Josephine Chandler, Rernioe Robbins and Ida Prothero danced an Irish ji? and were warmly applauded. Rritain was represented by an ec llent piart t I consisting of F. R. Coats. A. R. Lesdon, Mrs. Coats and Mrs. Ralph Jernegan; the latter, in highland costume, gave -a spb ndid rendition of "romin' Through the Rye." Mr. Coats representation of John Rull was immense, and his firming of rz il 1 - . - ' - 2.1 : - ' . ' ; I I by 5p:V. L t tHi ' t . - P..:- ; : i .

, . .v.: ' ' - . "-T

EZACH 5 v

it i P-f. .1 FrrrA.

to,

Out there In the frozen trail of Alaska, the uirl. alone and friernllcs, stnigb's among trollg rutbb- men avIio rrrgnlw iu txle of honor, and when the -tru ggle set-m hopo!o-s and ioerty ami deiair an slowly gTimling li r t earth. Into Iter lift ronit li men. (-acli 0110 a iiia.ttr crtxik. Hh-ii something" hai ivenotl. A uiK'r ITtxiuenioit. 7 PARTS 7

Thursday a Paramount Pictuie CHARLES RAY in HAY FOOT STRAW FOOT

Friday LILA LEE in '"A DAUGHTER OF THE WOLF"

ti:mpli: today. its firt run nt the Temple today c ontinuinir every Wednesday for ir weeks. Antonio Moreno is starred i J n this picture. "Rule Britannia to the Manner Born." Mr. Legsdon's Welsh numbers and that of Mrs. Coata were equally effective. The Swedish chorus, directed by Miss Fierson, was excellent. Hlizabeth Longstrtet, and Harriet Fggleston. in the highland Hing, captivated the audience with their splendid interpretation of the danre. The Ukraine numbers, songs and dancing, were reminiscent tf youth and splendidly executed by Alex Sale, Nicholas Sydor, M. Natynka, Peter (Ridz. Julius Szinnylo, Mrs. Mary Pyshona and Mrs. Tlllie Salo. Joseph Fi.se-hoff rendered a Hungarian number on the violin. The butterlly ballet, representative of Russia, was one td the most graceful numbers of the evening. Those taking part in this were: M. Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson, Dorothy Crimes, Carolyn Immel, Agnes Fools. Helen Hans. Rmtaa Hitchner, Catherine Weir, Marion FJggleston and Dorothy Yost. Miss Marie Critchfu Id as Miss Columbia and Ci. W. Studley as Uncle Sam represented America in the melting pot tableau. Mrs. W. R. P.ut terworth, president of the woman's club, thanked the audience for its appreciation, and paid a nat tribute to Mrs. Kachmarsky through whose efforts the entertainment attained such remarkable success, remarking that Mishawaka had lost two most e-stimable people as Mrs. Kachmarsl.y anl her husband, who arcresidents of Milwaukee. Miss Terry in her tableau of American history' was assisted by I'. Welty. Columbus; K. R. Byrkit. C.eorgo Washington; Master Robert Cook, Fr.e'o Sam. The Colonial dames were represented by the following ladies: Mrs. Catherine Rressler, Mrs. Frank Varney, Mrs. W. E. Wallach. Miss Burwell. Miss Mildred Fonda, Miss Clara Brown, Miss Wilson. Miss Fthel Finch. Mrs. Frank Ruber, Miss Florence Stuller, Miss Norma Rortner, Miss Helen Tar per, Miss Kita Hagedorn; Red Cross nurse. Miss Anna C Irsch; V. M. C. A.. C "W. Titus: K. C. Rdward Sehatzel; Salvation army. Resign Schnarr KKix;-i t: nuptials. Miss Ruth Fry, a former student of the Mishawaka high school, was married to Paul Kring of Slouth Rend Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Th- ceremony was performed at the heme fif the bride's mother. Mrs. Samuel Fry. 712 10. Washington st.. by the Rev. D. D. Spangb-r. pastor f the First Rvangelic.il church. M' and Mrs. Kring vill reside in South Rend. Now is the time to have your hats cleaned and reblocked. John Spiranto 114 Lincoln Way W. LINCOLN LAST TIMES TODAY REX BEACH'S Great Drama of the North The Girl From Outside

Boys'

good quality

5uits

I with extra I knickers 1 $15, $18.50, $22.50, $25

An evidence of the real values in Spiro9 s Boys9 Department It s almost impossible to secure good, guaranteed fabrics for boys suits with extra knickers to sell at 515, $18.50, $20, $22.50 and $25. That's why we're more than glad to be able to offer these two-knicker suits at these very moderate prices. And the best of it is that they're regular standard Spiro quality suits; fully guaranteed. They're in neat models, in serviceable mixtures, in fabrics chosen for wear-resisting qualities. Really extreme values in every way at $15, $18.50, $20, $22.50 and $25. All sizes from 6 to 1 8 years. Spiro's all-wool, fast color blue serges, $15, $18.50, $20, $22.50, $25. Hart Schaffner & Marx finest clothes for boys; beautiful fabrics, $25 to $40.

M Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx All-Wool Ii!l!Ii!!iniiiii!!!!ll!i!iili!I!!lil!i!!!l!liilllfi

M rl t f i li ti m u y 13 001 Sit Here Today at Last, the Masterpiece Serial. Fir3t Episode Setting the Snare. in LL Two thousand feet of uproarious laughs. Also the FOX NEWS. Matinee 2:15, 3:35. Free admission for all children at 4:15. Tomorrow PEGGY HYLAND in "FAITH" x If You

Buy, Sell or Exchange TRY News -Times Waut Ads

iro l VF i A startling and ll mvcteriniiQ-cfnrv ofethe Secret vv Service.VFifteen i! c p i s o d c sof ( a daredevil- and k thrillingtmanhunt. A master lll ; detective against master crook ! A VITAGRAPH Serial Want to

''Ii

SLi J tJ. .L

-T7i XI A "rg Z -3 I? --n Z 3 C : J Go Stylish Clothes. p tiiSssJ XX I f IAMC FLOWKJtS c-ji cithrr Indult in iuie e7np4Uhy or In Jo1 qvient pleading and they t. , of th donor. Flowr -J-r always approode to lhe occoien. Ou" rut flowr ft ard fresh arti full cf T!fe. Our lt owing plants will k-4?p oa RTowIng 0-1 we'll tll yru how to care X for fhrm. Will yoa vt?lt X t til? t;:wnd in spot.? Flowers Telegraphed Evryvhr 1 WILLIAMS Ik ?LCaiST'i Get a Free Lot or earn $25.00 on a lot by answering advertisement of SOUTH BEND REALTY CO. on Page 8 IIe jnur rrfs ro;,tfl with KLastlc Hoof Taltit. Solfl and nivli-! Iiy The Roof Products Co. I'lion' Mishawaka m NOUtll Ii-IMl. I.tlKXjIn son "KEISERrS ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP," IT C Mala Ct UiiiwjL. fcr AH Kinds cf Ehrx Rcpirtrr and Cioa.

ilM

d Yd,

1 irsy

times

Try PsEH S-T1MES Want Ada.

1 v.T