South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 116, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 April 1920 — Page 10

srD.Yf A rill L ':, THE 5UUIH ÖLINU ntVYb-rilYIES GENERAL NEWS OF MISHAWAKA News-Times Office 120 Lincoln Way WesU Telephone Misliawaka 10 nn ous u u m sir vjr H jr

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STEALING MILK iL ' , Judse bllP'n(l Jail lenience; Other Polire Court Hap penings Saturday. (TharlfH Short. 1 yart old. and Harri Davis, Ii. wn-- each :lnoi j Jl." and fosts by J.;U? lUlph F-ir, j Saturday momlnpr. and xnt-ncI t Z!) days In th county J.ül, att-r entprlnsr a plea, of jruilty to rh-ir'S of ptlt larceny. Th- yournr mn, In company wlth .ThHn:.i Nikarl. H. wr arrested a wrrk :itfo whil'' th'-y were rtalir. milk fllW'J bottW-s from f'orchea on Lincoln w.iy Y. Judtr F$tc 'gave thm a fvn' lecture and dlsnile-.-'l th idrl fror.: custody. . The boy paid th ir f.n.anl coti. amounting to $2", rach. and the Jail nr ntence was usp-ndf d Carlo Fabbrt's caw Aas .che.lubd to crme up for a hearing Saturday but through his attorney, Harry Hcanlon. the defendant aMkrd for a continuance of two wks, whS'-h rrnteU r'abbrl ! charge, 1 with jrrsind larcfny and with r-cri 1:1-,-stolfn fioorls. II furnished bonds for his arrparanc in court. Char'ps Ilornain wa? !inci nml co?tR on a charge of public Intoxication. He paid. Steve "Ma-szak, ."24 I". I-'iwrcnrc st., was arrested Saturday r.oon on i statutory" charge preferred hy Mi.-s Lou Paul. to rrnciiAsi: ktoui: itti ings. lister Hurwich, of the Douglas -hoe Htore, leaves today fr Chicago to complete the purchase of the jttinps for the W. l. Douglas shoe store, number two, which will op-n soon at 210 ti. Michigan st.. South 1 ItouJ. j ; rrr z , "Texas .lark" ( Tom Mil's pal) will hold an open r---pt ion in the lobby of Um Temple theater Monday ami TucvLiy for moie fans, when lie will pbully answer an questions about cowboy, moth and i stern siibjifts to the be-t of Iii ability. MISHAWAKA VATi:i TO 11 1 NT - Stn all h hh- r I m p i rt meut r-oimI ti-ipli!rteMl : vemig . ..uj!-; cMi.lreii. Write be i;-v'.. i;iv, -w 'imes '"-tl I i ; . j WANTKIt Mis!; i.ikn weni.Mi t !:nr I'. S. s Tti.-ii and n 11 h 1 w .1 ihii!r.n. f al'.fori.: 1 .1 t 11-, l.i-'l. cImh.J audlterlnni r.t Soutli l'-n l. b.ursi.iy -11111?, April 13. at eiirht . b' k. it Lcu'iio of Nations :i!i l nation .1 i--!!. I m f'r Hi rain 'lut.. Ml-J-' Ftit sam: L.-ld roein! ft'i'i bat li ; nt :n. Iiartlw odd r!,r.. pavei sfr-t. for .pii. k dale M.-oc si,.u rM.n;ii. A-l repairs Kive rran, rity -water and Wght larirt le -en rMmd. nindcrn. l.;rf lot. fruit. M.-kt-n li 1 1 4 ". o i:Ai:b ' ;.k.mii:i: I Ö Lngl'-lrion 15!. Ig. Misliawaka 7o f'olt SAI.L'-Frch ui:i.p , with - aif: time plven tf .I'-sir.-.l. 121 :;. Phone (..irtit1!.! ' I'ui: SAM: - l'!ovip : A l j.mt.-' f.iria re.iui hor-e. ler:u.- or pa in o: -1 i i t piir- ha-e-r. I'll..!,., is.trh' Id l'-T::. 'J-V' j t II S. Id! Tw. k I riiilk Mlshawaka b'.IJ. Pi;..! . T.!.". t'i!t SAI.V: --.Vi: fte. I teiP' T ba'.cr l'1-oii. Kb-iidyke. f..ir ri-i-. on V.' -i' 1 nil i:i:NT- rp- par.ip. in Mi t r;i 1 f.C! I" -T.t 7 part of . itv U....MI for t f: ; arx fall Mi.-hauaka 1'. r I'd'.' WANTKP I". p.-rier 1 on'i'e help 1".r ac. oniitlag department : a No t ;-Nt f.r ookkeeplng tn.ichine ; r ttb !;. App' v :. l.ft.-r. and state edu -ati..n. prc-.'-nt ,-ir id.,v incut and 'Hlir ted. A.!!r P ir I mMuJ 1. pt . Mfg . auaka. Ft K SAM: - Se en r ,.ui 1'iattcl! : be rdlful o.neid.Tit v .,f sh lb', fruit, new .-n W. . 1 t, cj; 1 1 1 r.i pe, w . ..-. 1 ' '..IK.' ; I !! I : ' il ' , ion; !; e ne iv painted. Price .',ni, Mishav ik.i ;'... .i..n I. r.tre. ICo.om , , I i.pl. -dru'-i .... .-. 1 !U lp .t . ru M.i: ?o and hc ro m i li i.-e .-.id toir-i : 11 T 1 kind ot frnif : l-ia .u.l.-s f.ortV.ea? 11 -a, t.TTtl". (.irtb . i tr:; . d' M!' v i. Wi.l -'! IVIU de .rooT. W VNTPI - Mrc'i.en. j;ilti!.er . N West 1K SAM! IMMo-:th b.if.-Mnc Wrtfe li.. 1. MNha a k lb Ne .!!:-'. Itv l.P UVrr.li N!rM at d de dishwasher. Kcn:a'.e T uuN i r table wait!:'., bot "ac ; 1 .i. ',,, in person a ft k a . Kos Kc?t. i'i r.L r t. p,-l, Jit: WANTi:i) S..W!.i,1's: at ort.- f ernt !ry p...- ! Apply la p.o. i. H.isianper Co. -( of ..'-..di - ! t"ni: .s.U.r.- M?it roctr.s. 1 tion: ro!ehilon ! iv ; ha or. r . :.e ; acre of prand ; yu h tre.-?. v herr tr.-o. i -(.ovet.errlex. pie d it.t. par :pe. ' :-: . s--ot. eto Jut at ity S-.:i.!'. l."'l bubui.e. pavn.ent." ! IU-SIN1S LOv'ATlMN ia the h p. ' ... i.,, , f. r have lets f other property f t ab . i)itmr.,lcr nhofepr;:; hv-r. 25tl " KOK SAI.V Kvir.rn V rowbo-.t r.i tor J. i;.inner. 'cal ape:.:. 1". W. Mith H I'Lcae Mishawaka le.i. K' f I'OK SALI: - r.üpre.-! N. u 7..-.i rahttts; itj roieiiia'.M 1J W. 1'. :tt-:l, t. u ANTi:r N.pi t tt r'.pht ;.rt. 'a' Mnln M. :;.t.t mm .d bol p ?.'.( i i fi-r ;, r- :.. 21Ö N. ;r.i F'i; sam: Iro j i. r ::;:- b.fh for tarnl;ip iron. Tane !-.n . a !.! rs. inches. Ifoulre F- I.iw r :. -e J hoi.- i j J-dJ ! dp:t l. u-e-1 Ii KFNT k . p 1 1 1 i : . -Three -:-.:i Impdre W. Firt -' - Il-r. . FR s.LF. ; i For ! t, :r.i p car V;:; U M i. c.!. ! i. I'd 1 'm l'.i I s 'o:-p- or i 1 I M a k t l'.'J

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ar.l enliuhtenment that came out oft th InU rnatlonal concert Tuesday an-l Wf-tln s'!;ty niphts. The protrrfirn w is as lever as its rendition was M;rpri.in?. Our nviunp pot wan Htirro.I to it vrry dith throuch tj - )(. process. Had it tipr-n possible w- wouiu have liked to mention every one of the r.00 participants In the procram. but don't blame us. We have a letter from an indipnant hut docile hus- . and who complains because we left hi wife's name out. He says that for two weeks previous to the entertainment she left him alone in bed at four o'clock every morninp in order sh mlcht practice her part. This is important if true, but why didn't h u.-e a man's prerogative and insist on keeping her under cover until he had her breakfast cooked ? By tho hy, wo do think Mi.u Jf.innif Terry, who had ( harcr of the American history part, is entitled to a poodly share of praise. Her efforts brought results particu larly worth while, as they do at all j times in any community effort. j ! But. say, we've pot to hand it to Mr. Kred Willett and Mrs. It. j IViC. How they managed to put j f Till v Jf.00 advertising into the propram and pet the money for it will forever remain ono of the preat mysteries of the publishing business. These ladies can have a job with us any obi time they tire of house drudpery. Dr. Parker tells us he will preach m his II. V. D.'s this evening. Of ,.,lUrs. he may wear outer parments. if the weather H chilly, but you can ver tei; what's going to happen in n e churches these days. 1 Judge Ralph Samuel leip will j occupy the pulpit of the First ChrisI nan church t!.t Sunday evening. ! The most imposing overall figure we have yet seen is that of Isaac Kane Parks, our eminent jurisconCLASSIFIED KOK SAT.K Two Fix-rom houses on Hie nort.'i siiliv in- with eanaplete bath .iini l" t,ic pght. Price .rJ.ro iind $2,yK en.' tlard .ish retpiired. Stark Ileal ty Cv. 19t6 i tu: sali: I ir' re. mi l-i:se; water and g3 in 11..- house. la:p- lot and garaPe. . .-2.2oO Seven rooiu lcuse. innjern; l.arpe lot. fruit and chicken house and ein. ken park 4..0 To .inl .ne lialf a'Tf s ; seven roam l:oue, parage, jdenti of fruit, t!ree-iTiarter acre of strawberries J.20 Coriier lot on I. In. n!n uav P M") 1:. r. u.i;mi ki. .v 'u Ibx.ni 4. biigledrum II l.Jg-. .Mlshawaka .':T( litf I WA.NTKI in 111" i A nrnnn-r of jol;;, ' raiiginjf from Jl.-Vo to Will u? I or a qu'tk deal call Achli.e C.j iHert, plum Miil awaka ll?l. tf '. 1 HI IM:NT r.arn. ftenilre, IIS 2HI Lawr.'ii' e sf MI'.IÜITY IbMs .o.jpr.t and sold, rati nii'J pet our quotations. Main lCl. Cump 'lh)rue Ä; Co, (.20 J. M. S. bids 2 tt t M l'.PKT V 1!MS-We buy or ell Llhniy i'on is i.r . as;i. u. i. ouiiine ij.i J . -M. S. UMp. (fourth lioor.) ö:7-tf 1 l'Ml SAI.i: I'ive ssenper touring ear; firvf .,-,lss r'linlnp condition, 'all aftr four p m.. M V. sit!i st. -H.'l W.n:i T ;!'V Slv or neven room hol'-ie; ,iH tiiodorn, rose In. south dbb; will pa . a-!i. Prvin Kettering, lt. Y. 1. No o. Mis!.aw.ik.i Phone 4Ö7. '-'Ho l'ii; SAM: l bnbr carrlac; pood a I'ea. In.pilr" L'i.' K Uroaduar. 2W2 l'i'U SAM; i:icht room tiotip, near Podge in dn plaid, s J.'JT-i : ca-di or ternis ; pos.'ssb,i ",o days. A. A. S' hllo! per. .1. M S. I'.Mp., South Head or ah lalti 1 1.". .ttfj I'K S.I,; ('heap; .;ei -o.jai h.u i n ". 1'o'irtti nt : imTiicill.itc rtosscslnn .(;i n,haw.,k.i 1U. op r7 S. I'.aker i Nt r.arp.aln If taken at on-( i'.t-' i I 1 ll SAM; 1 acre" in.ir" on Helper dt , sooth of .i,..t fj.ft rv. MNhaw.ika P. i.int. u. k. 1. rjr;; .TI'ST I.MOK AT THIS! A w .M.clef;:i pr; ii.l new een roan"!" and bath, niol.rn horr.e. with hardwood I'o.tn ai"! trin. or. a i-oiiier lot. In the i . -O rcideTit;al 9. .tb-n of t tie lo.rtb de ; fuo Us I're::; park n: .-ar line. Who In p. inP to t'dn desirable home up: pi:n.n hi.ai.tv i 11:; w. Third r. Midhuwnka 202. tthe;" Lotne.-. fr--ai l.'rf; up on easy tent's p-Jtf Tv. more experienced pr.neh press ;:;et:, : Nr.tioi.al -li and nie tin-man. Apply er I'rodutdst Je, MNhawa22 1 3 WXN'li.I T l;i:NT S! nr seven room house Will take pood care ef j rop.rty and pay eah a.'.vanre. P.est of i, f reines. Keply Io J. NewsTim es. 21 1 4 1'U ItKNT Weils t. Inquire 314 SV 19tT "uV 7- ;Tv?X1r wo!1th from Mi t- 5..'o e Lave the ll'td ri; SALT Tord to-;nep ear Thenn If tnken at urn . Iu.julre at 2'.K S. Spri!P t . JAl'.VNKSi: r.AUPKlMlY Finest err.amental shrub and beds plant; plant r,..w-. For sale-po shMts. Just rlpht f,.r f:ll bufherlnp. Five brood sows. 1 ne 1 1 v V . Jlood. !..uevoi.ii 1 arm. s. n.'.a 1J.-.V 20tf Foil SALF -Nl''f farm of Vrt seres, thr.v a:..l .ne-half i.:l!es from Downpi.o . Mb h. (e..l building, -"o acres of mint land. 'n ;!ve lion-.ltate poisesITU e SU'.lX'O. Stark Keaity Co. 1::G TTFNTHN Home na.'.e fried rakes -IliS'.aarks or iellv balls. At all proer.s or phone Inath, Mishriwaka llTJ.. 7js j:. Fourth st. Fd3 KHK .T.F-- Firr new run paev on Mil- J burn . 'Til., Mishawaka. near new icbtxd i ute; if to-j nr.' loo Li Hi f r . oy itonie, VV. 1". FIT: FY. Realtor i 122 S. Main st ! Maia South T.end. Ind. j 1 ITTibtf,

WAN 1 FI TO KFNT Five or didnom j ! i:se Have best of references. Call

wearing denim, considering it takes

th wool from a considerable flock of sheen to properly outfit his proi . trust he has a last year's straw hat to add luster to the stern and admonitory character of his tout ensemble. A lady called on us the past week felling "poems In .silk" for a Kentucky house, and told us she found a greater demand for spring poetry of that kind than for sonnets of the landscapes Hut we suppose the men would be far" more interested in Kentucky poems la jugs. We have failed so far to tee any explanation of th, recent theft of 13ä,0uü IJibl's in Chicago. The predatory art has manifested mo much eccentricity in recent months that we are entirely flustered. Hirum Johnston wants to speak in South Hend and can't llnd a hall. We feel sure he could have the rear end of Otto Line's hardware store any time he wants it, and none of his supporters in Mishawaka will have to stand through, the ordeal, either. There will be a preat boost in the :jum of human knowledge when the people of the United States actually come to know what money really is. The Pathe picture concern has lost a wonderful opportunity in not securing a view of the cabinet advising Pres't Wilson. The Penalty of Sin! Dispatch from Ireland: ''Premier Lloyd George has been found guilty of the murder of the mayor of Cork. by a jury of Sinn tinrra.- it's tough on the little Welshman. FYom what we gather of the sitation, the bank robbers, whisky pilferers and silk shirt burglars are not exactly respected, but their social standing is considered much j higher than that of the landlords. because of their more considerate and discriminatory predatory' activity. A Poston man claim.s to have discovered a process to deodorize onions. Well, kill him before he begins the devilment. True onionlsts love the smell. Sen. Harding says the United States needs more honesty in its life than league of nations. There's no doubt of that, but it seems to be generally recognized that under (CONTINUED ON PAGE 11.) "Texas .lark" (Tom Mix's pal) ghes a mighty pleading talk, "Life on a California Movie Ranch," that proves intensely interesting to movie funs. Hear him Monday and Tuesday at the Temple theater. facilities of the highest character. We are equipped to satisfy the most exacting client. The courteous conduct of our staff matches the up-to-dateness of our equipment. Dainty Spring Jewelry Vogt'i Jewelry Store Nothing adds charm to a dressy person as a dainty jewel. Say a Beauty or Bär Pin, a Lavalliere or a handsome Bracelet Watch. Our line is complete and prices are right. APRIL, the Diamond Month. We are this month offering Special Bargains in Diamonds. Bracelet Watches the BEST I me in town. Our Diamonds and Watch es have the same guarantee, exactly as represented and prices lowest. Say it with Gifts that Last. KeUer BUULlnooin Wjr W

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' MISS XIX A G A BEL'S PUPILS GIVE FIXE MUSIC ALE SATURDAY

Mi.sj Nina A. Gabel, organist of the j Flzvt Presbyterian church, g"ave a mo.fit deliirhtful iupiis niuiscale at i the home or Mr. and Mrs. I. C. 1 Wright. 810 Uneoln way IZ., last; evening. A number of fruests were j ITtS'T.t and enjoyed the hnished ; program irnn nsely. The painstaking efforts of Miss Gabel were 1 reflected in the various piano con-1 tributions to the program. Those of Miss Gabel's pupils who took part were: Mary Burnett. LynetLa Pako, Virginia Gilliland, Alice Corporan, Kthel Holderman, Hernie Marsh, L.ouise. Holderman, M.ary Itutlduck, Helen Moore, Carol Clement, Virginia Kabel. Frances Holderman, Pauline Holderman, Samuel Watson. I yds Keller. Elvera Hornunc Mabel Yeakey, Kdpar Porley, Dorothy Midflleton. Margaret Ort, Florence Danneil, Joseph Copan, and Professor Henry (Hank) Schmidt. TODAY'S TKMPXi: PICTURE. Constance TalmadR-e will be seen at the Temple today in "Two Weeks." a piquant picture which is Miss Talmadge's latest and which, it in said, U iinnunsely popular with movie fans. The star takes the part of a runaway chorus girl. There is fun galore in the picture. "Texas Jack" .Sullivan (Tom Mix's pal) will be at the Temple tomorrow and Tuesday. LTXCOLX TIIIlTElt PROGRAM. The program of pictures at the Lincoln theater for the week will be as follows: Monday, Owen Moore in ".Sooner or Iiter;" Tuesday, Pauline Frederick in "The Fear Woman;" Wednesday, LI la Lee in "Hose of the River;" Thursday and Friday, Cecil DoMille's production. "For lUtter or Worse," will le shown. Salesladies wanted at once for gemral dry goods; should have some experience. Apply in person. A. C. Haslanger Sc Co. Adv 24 1 3 Dr. Makiel.sk I. osteopath, 201 S. Church. S. W. corner from P. O. Advt. "IVxas tlaok" Sullivan wns a prominent figure with the original "101" wild Most, and "Rison101" moving picture coniany. Soo Mm Monday and Tuesday at the Temple. Ilavo your roofs coated uith I'lastic Roof Tn Int. Sold and applied by The Roof Products Co. Phone MJshavraka 1025. South Bond, Lincoln ö.SfFinch & Sprague Undertakers (Grace M. Finch, Prop.) : AMBULANCE SERVICE ! 202 N. Main St., Mishawaka Phones, Mishawaka 1 00 LINCOLN Selznick Pictures MONDAY OWEiM -mft SOONER or LATER" Story hy Ix-wis Allen Hrrnme. Di ration WeIey Itupjrle. SotMinrio hy It. Cecil Smith. For Bachelors who are avoiding the Matrimonial Trap. Full of Fun. Clean as a Whistle. Tuesday PAULINE FREDERICK 2 "THE FEAR WOMAN" Wednesday Paramount Day LILA LEE in "ROSE OF THE RIVER" Thursday and Friday Super Feature CECIL B. DE MILLE'S Production , "FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE"

This is a sale that grows greater and more important every day. Large shipments of wonderful underprice purchases arrive daily, and many more arc to follow. PLach day sees new merchandise added to the sale. The BREAK IN PRICES enabled us to secure many thousands' of dollars' worth of manufacturers' overstocks at practically our own prices. JUST ARRIVED The Best of Our Many Splendid Underprice Coat Purchases

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Up to $55.00 Values Charming frocks of the highest order and dresses that only a special purchase could make possible at this price. They are from one of the best makers, designed for spring and early summer wear from expensive silk and wool materials, in models for semi-formal and day time occasions. Better Taffetas Satins Charmeuse Serges Plain and Figured Georgettes

Tricotines The Styles Draped, straight line, blouse, coat and tunic effects and other late styles.

You'll be glad to find such charming frocks for as but that's all you'll need to pay for these high type made to sell as high as $55.00.

MILADY SHOP 116 LINCOLN WAY EAST, MISHAWAKA

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"REISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP' for All Kinds of Sho rierlrinf Now is the time to have your hats cleaned and reblocked. John Spiranto 1 1 4 Lincoln Way W.

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Crepe de Chine The Colors Great varieties of lighter spring shades, also navy, brown and black.

OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUITS Now Greatly Reduced

,1; . 1 1. ........... 1 .... u If you'd aspire to vamp And knock men cold with your peeps, You'll surely be told as Miss Talmadge unfolds The saucy new play in "Two Weeks." A saucy, flirty play, with Constance Talmadge starring, at TEMPLE TODAY Tn- NEWS-TIMES Want Aib.

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Sale Events

1 67 Clever New Coats

Values to $47.50

More new arrivals enter the sale tomorrow. Coats and such coats! made of fine wool materials, many of them full silk lined, and at only $22.50. It is one of those extraordinary happenings that is making this sale one of the most talked of events of the year.

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