South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 140, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 May 1920 — Page 9

T.n.i:sn.v mohmvc;. may e. imo. SEVEN CASES UP IN CITY COURT TUESDAY r NEWS OF MISHAWAKA News-Times Office 120 Lincoln Way W. Phone Mishawaka 10

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MUSICAL TREAT AT METHODIST CHURCH

Woman Club Chorus and Dod! Bund Delight a Largf! AikIhmkc The MPh.v.vaka Won.-t:;',; Club clvr us, H.i'ln Owen, ii:-tr, and th'- I).iU-- lur.J, '.;,!. I.. i:i;-.n Vill-. direct r, nrc j'ir.t!y r .iblf for tin- vry ev nt rone, it in the M'-thndi-'l Kjn.-' om! church l'f!- a 1 irj.'" .iv.l.rr.c I i r t n;ght. From an art:-tie M.ir.-ii'oirit th" piopr.tiii, an urn hit ion s ori-, w.is on of th bevt tvf r given beinre a locil audience. Fwry numb r mritd the aiiprt-c in tioi: r . f th- ;iuili i; . The club cnorus r.tve e ry (l'nc of careful r.nd pair;-t. king en- ! -ivor fin th- j. art oi' I':ot. U'A'n.s. Tf manner of att.i-A, the v rv uhb'h h:tr.tct ri7 l the ji,!inon f tb- rrint.-ita. "Th" .-wan an-I thI.'ik," by ("Irring Tlin.ü;is, ; i r . 1 th" i .;;. r.d;d blending of th- voiet-s of j th- (horus, v-rr suprb. Tin; rhrusi "Mid the I)n.r Jt'l," was p.ii tic-I til ti lv good, thi hailing biMii-c ex-. c l'. nt. The srlo parts wer-' t.ikn h Mrs. Spronr. soprano, of ('In- ;ip. who flllotl Mrs. ijit-ll:t M. J.-rm - jrin's place on thk program, th it l.idy hein? ill: Mrs. I V. is. i bet h Kr.ui." Fiekd. contralto; ll:ir; y Crawtoi d, t'-ii'T, a young singer of m.uoh promand Arthur hajik, baritoüo. Th" vrk of Mrs. C.rore ';. Wiliiam.s on the orvan, and Mrs. Harvy ("ra'.vford, piano, was likewi.' d"h rvinur of the hiheri jrai Th rwar" 4 1 voic s in the chon:s which was augmented ly J J voices from j:ikha.rt. 4taiid Do-s W1I. The I"ot!Lr Land, under th- lculi rSllip Of T-i l t. Will-.-. U.1S TH-Ver ln:ird to b -tt-r .nlviinliiri', :md its r-.irt in th jiroirrat! nh.ir.' r th nlrrady hich r. putrition whirli this or'nizatinn has nt taitif d. Th;- variou'. riuinl't-rs re executed with a precision and with a keen appreciation of tho nmtif of the various fompn!r? wh ' work were rendered. "Moonlight S'nata," vas ;ivrn by request and well merited the ; pphms? which Teptel its fina'e. T!:overturf "FTnont," with on;an accompaniment, by Mrs. Williams, was nnc of th pms of the evenintc. Th number by fl. F. Hunt, euphonium, fully demnnstrnted Mr. Hunt's masterv over his instrument. 2. m:kci:m' it Ten nil children's straw hats. The Savings Store. 1 D 1 1 Advt. Dr. Makielkl. osteopath, 201 F Thurch, S. W. corntr from P. O. Adv. MISHAWAICA AVAMi;i Handy man t work in furniture Et'r'; iii i ! t e.ini wt 11 n-voia-in.-ade.l. IJeiirer l' limit tire ',. l'.'ti I'i HI SAI.i: lloli.in hart-s; one hu -k. dees, seven yciuiu; stu-d, lät'.r, Iii.odre ;t 14" W. Marion t. l'Ml WANTi;i)-i:xi'eriemed resaw m:in: no otlicr iie-.l apply: jjhmI wa?e. National Veneer lTo.pi.t- t'o. V.H'.i 1(HI SALT. Two fresh eows. l'lione Os etola I'll. lvt 'Di: SA JA". Motcrevele. In iulre 2ilT S. Ited li. k at., MNhawuk.i. l"tl'dK SALK 1 . 1 7 'lie relet II. M. raJte. S. Inquire W. K. Maxwell, jit M!!r,nvak:i iarajre. 17t WAN'lT.n Kiperieteed bookkeeper. M. ÜM.ert V Son. Mi.-l.aw.ika. Mra, Ntra. Xtra-even ro,,;a and hath. ullli fiirn.o uu ea- tri likbs. I'.ita lr furnishod; leu-i in exedent ydiap'. for ?..'"); terms. 1'enn Ueady r... eu.i V. Tidrd 8t. l'hone MlsLawak.t J"-', ltf William n:.'N sroot nut A sijiwim: m:al. so nor.s Tin: IT NN ItlJAl.TY COMI'AW W I ! havi: a hmi: to rrr oi i: IMM'KinT.ooK. A IW'autifr.l Modern II Mne on 1. TMrd open htairwav, re. eptien !i dl, living leniii, den. liM'.:ip re.-ni .'.tnl kitchen with lnllt in euph...irvl. il.o nt .drs. tlire Pedroeiii and NatSi. ui't.i'rs: ?eroi'ia and front and t a k pon he-;. ery lare I d. A tip bar-.ihi at A modern hom if six reoen and hath en air-e eonwr 1 wita pi.-iero.i race and lad-water h-Mt. for ".-"'. This hoi! so id only four ldo.-ks from oentr. jmoI pif.s-!i an e-ept 1 attra.:tie ! ppe::ranp. Here U that home on t!.e ro.rtli side; if.. in and nil e.ehrTi. .-..ri...r p.f, one hi k fro til '-a - line, for '.o1. Liht rooms arid bath, i-'iri-o Ali modern, close t Mi'.aw.ik' nr.; rooms and brt!', for $:"..T). An attraktiv neron room and bita ,-nf en IT. Trdrd. e!.s( in; newly painted I. find reroof.d. Thi- l.or.i. prsen.s an "teolVnt appe.a r e ; it ha- a oo foot rriiniii-. nn n.ie,l srr-t all 1 '.ro ejtren'ts on both s'reet- are frilly p i i 1 for. t Thi i nciir eery r.o-tory in tr.e . sty. nd will invite iave-rintion as to vabi-"' f'r the money cish or fl..-.'0, down and ?-'.." i in out!:. Ih n. ex on Fasy Term-, l'.irt'.y Modern Six ro..-r nnd hath V r.itf. 'l.. !" ht room bri 1 k r st JOj I'onr ronis. s M;t!"e-t 1 :.oo ( ri rooms, Fouthwe- LT.' Klx rooms. M'i!loo d J.r.! Nln root. is. Lo, ust Ji; r.o.ir room, corner e t l.-m 0 A'-re I a i -n On" and one-half m'.b fr..':i i'Assop.-li-: '..'-t room :;.. with fr.rr. l.ire bank bar:;, eorn - rih. t.ei-. !."..... workshop and win Ire'.H: ten M.ri s !a ti-rihor. two n-r-t p.fP.re. parr in r.-;. "f.eyer c.ds t'v.r.i m..! w ar. ?. - :;- in jrrev.nd. 1 rmd!.ite ponA-!fn A ' arirahi at 5101 j an aor. Town pre; erty vi . , e a ee; trd a? part t-t vrr-.en t. pi:nn kkaltv o fO". W. Third. MI!. aka As near to you :: your te;, ; y..-..v i-tf I"OR SAI-H On five l-n-vrs-r oar. Chen? for ctu! k sale. "..e..e Mh-ka---ki :r.o. ist roar prpo:tx with !Iati::r'a Kealtr Co. 2 r.) M.l s M k. if ,oU vant lotto- now - - ?,shawakA L LIMKUTV IUSH t-A.jjrr.t ;r 1 ! .dd. CiU '. and Pt ojr .""t-':l"; " v ,,;5 I'-L ; Ciujp lbjm Co, (-0 .1. S. hide 1'!'4 .I.i: -- I !: : v ' ' ' : " terms; vo '" A ' '

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Ki'l i:-v.- will g to Nnpp.inee T i l i v r.ir.g to .sfaire a wrestling rn.itfh with Hon Wine br nn r. ,;r.! r th" au.-piccs of the Nappaneo i ..iv.-t -iji tram ami v, ill bo h.!i in th" au' itrium. Mr. l:oss hrs Just n turni from V.ar-.v. vh r- he d feated Ji:n 1 oül in thr e mat'hfs, held at th" liirkoot ath'iic carnival. During1 this '.vcf-k Mr. Poi-s will wreath' at i South Fend, La port e and (Joshen Mishawaka Odd Fellows r'l y ritt' lACCl lCW UJJlCCrS At th" retr-iiar liuetinc: of the M ish a v. a k t fncnmi'ni'nt of (! i'til' tho foi'owiri; o:;ic"js v.cic '! vti d for the ns::i:, .- m : (I'vir.'iI . Harris, rh:-f p.itr; ii'h; Harry r. . t i r 1 r, hiL'h pr: ; I'. I'. Clau.- -( !:, M-nior wanl-ri; Iii M . Tn .nlv.all. ?o t.ior a v n. ami ; S-''l- !:. s'Tjl"'. i' n p"tition. for inon-h'-rshij ' r- r 1 'fhf- i)r : iit t- ; ia 1. is b n .t n:o.-t '-e.--"ful one f' tla- locil brar'"ii of th" order. rc.i,n:i i ok i.i.ni.its I.'llu.- aMf-.-ed to the lolIowin-T ar.- .ntr.ilhd for at ihe Mi.-haw.ika po,.':i. e: i-'iMi'k A is! T' 'i! it, II. YV. Itrrdncr, lifilü- i'i l ' ' 1 1 ' i ! 1 1 , ( '.iniiui I ' i v'i-lsor.. lidv.nrd !Y:i:.:;. Kohn: I! ( J). (: K lir, Toia J. M. Xorris, We.-Iey karMin, Framd 1-at lenni n. Sihhy Leiter, Tlie Lo,Mn:fial Co., J. I-, l'eri.-oti, a Maine I'ordv. Mrs. I . Cjainn, Ivad-.vi-r i:ht'!. (Jrtrud" S aria v, H. Sjabcdh. cn 4i- ko:i, Clark Thaxton. i.u i;i;i va im.Iv. H'in'f ;. .o' : th v. ort ii. years o'd. "JSI7 Iineoin way VY.. f'dl from a l nld' r while emi'loyi d at the Indf Mf;;. (' ..'s works yesterday afternooi. and h'ilalnf'l a fractured 1 :i!.d cthiT injuries to hi:-; brc'.y. 11c v.'a- taken to .-t. Jo.-eph's hospital v. hero an x-ray was lc.ade to detrrlnin.' the. full extent of his bruises. M.MKirr.Kiri: n.AitK at i.in-

Marguerite Clark; one of the ! HON. J. FRAVlv IIAXIV. screen s best favorites, will be .- t the . a ,ialrloUc appeal both timely and Liner In the ater today and tomirrow j tffecthe Mr Han, s t somo in "Let s i:iopo. Those who have Umo in Kr;ince spoaklnR in a series :"-R thls ilcturc slK 11 lA ,of "jr; of meetings with the American exmret ennrtaininir. bem tilled with peditionar' forces, under the aushumorous i situations from bctfnninu plces of the nyiux squutlron foundato end Norma Talmadire comes to lJon flnJ th(J committee on the Lincoln V rid-y in Kcathlng war tcm,.,orancc activites in the army for the Moon. aml navy Ht.re are some of tne miciiu'm- imrr things tho foundation stands for: MISHAW AKA LODCI. 1..0 I u wlM llRht for an amendment to 7 and A. M. Called meeting ed- tho fetlera, constitution Inhibiting .y pveninff at ,:30 o clock, j forever lhc manufacture, sale, trans- , t" ; x-T-rrCv . - -portation and importation of intox-

WALTKK MICHA LL, SKC'Y. Utl Advt. CLASSIFIED I W ANTi:rr Hell hoys und fireman, pply; Hotel Mishawaka. . . v. . . , ., I iN 1 l.I Man p.ytt middle ur ns nilit elerk at Hotrl Mishawaka. Lxperienej r.-t necessary. (;.,mi home. See man-' iil't. ivta i WANTLI) Wnshines to do. Mrs. Fiord i:itteiihuse, i;;io Forest av. Phone 1 Mishawaka Tiv. IM-j WANTLT Kxperieneed bookkeeper. M. ! Olll-ert Son. Vn?, j I All modern. Inquire of owuer on premise. ltl ; i i "ii iioo nnisainx macuino, nenrly new, eleetrlc or foot power: also. i'.r sal. tra-le; small portlou of land in southwest part of Indiana. Tri - lUiie I2t S. Hill st. IStI roi: sali: Ten room house, strhtly modern in every detail, bi lot, on paved street, east e:ol $ T..SOO l'o'irteen room house, near the 2ix) I'li-ek on Llneeln highway west; hsiS two toilets, hath, h"at nnd stri- tly modern ; lot worth $lt; our i'ri.e fr everything 9.OO0 Kourteen room, modern, two fam ily house, loo hin k Lln-tdn wny 1? "inils iiV.rk Mishawaka l'.s. u.e,, . LOK SALL Seven-room modern house' at Ho W Thir.l st. V.irt e:,-h ; hnlan. Monthly. Inimeiiiate possession. l'l:oi Midiawaka lf.:,s. 17t:s I roi: sali-: National mn register. Keg-! isters from 1 ront to one dollar. Vned two months. luqu're .117 S. Fnion t ;. , I.c ist Alligator fol.liPK' po. kethook eon-' talning $00 two tentR and one tn. i Kewird by returning to V.'J L. l'ourth

7" " " Members of the civic's department L. t n tlijnre w ith yon on that new f ,1rt Mici.,.. a-o u-nmn.'c i,,y. r..of Mishawaka Ih-thu- Oo. 114 ?uih Mlsh'iUk Romans club Mlin st - Lrd7vl11 rn;lke a trip to Healthwin ' : I Thursday afternoon. All club memroil SALT: ro Hudson speedster. A-l! r-rs desiring to attend are requested condition. Ellsasser Sales Co. 214-18 to meet in tho club rooms at 2:30 S. Main st. lit o'clock and to notify either Mrs. K. r-rr.ZT- TT" : P. Byrklt, Mr. J. W. Uussoll or Mrs.

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roil KALK i .lOII.VSOV K)Tt)K WIlI'lTTi RIl)Ligl'.t rooms and hath; c'os In. i I-iltS (H1(TI?. hardwood fiooM. paved street, for j on Sunday. May ;:0th, there will jui(k ieile.. a picnic and chicken dinner at larpe lot..... 2.200 filers and friends. (lood timo asSeven rooms'. ' "luöder'u. ""large" "lot. ured for all. Lor particulars poo fruit, thieken house 4,30,or call C. C. Cone. 116 Uncoln way PAUL C (;ai:.MH:I: j W. Phone Mishawaka S34. 4283-1S 4 5 Kuglelruiu lHdff j Mishawaka 370. j sT jo-iKPH's TUM ATNS. YOl SALK-Modern eicht room house1. The St Joseph's team, defeated the on Lin,-v!a wav W . ' . lose to enter S'A iHadc of the Main school in i f the city. I'ritt; fl.ix). Stark Ktraltv an indoor baseball g-.ime by the i'o. 14t5 ; score of S to 1, yesterday afternoon. j Latteries for the winners were I. roi: SALL Modern lo room hous. larg ( pp(ii and J Vande Walle- Main l .rn Ur?, ht ; Ithin on, Uck of A. Pelt, Garland fves J. the hu;ines f.i.triet ; two lomplet.- bath-, ... , , . r... u.s. l'ri.e -,000. Mark lUalty t'n.!Utnmln arul rranK Harris.

lit'J lAKCi: MAMTACTnilNd p!a-t tree. is ttvo poo l off!. eerk. yoiin ;.e i preferred: must l e ep-rieii ed in '".ere til work aril tr.oreegl.lv n i : a V. tr 1 and ri;pefe; t to Ii in-.'.le i'.rtnl re.a.rdS. ' al'tl." t:on I .v;f!ii.. ..::r l'l.-t o:d and .täte !n.w '.e-a y.v . -A I r-'-it dm t e J ; al- t;a:.ie a pro i.; a t e ab .-: o'j '.-..'.id e;.e. f. Ad !r M I' . N . v. , lilies ei'-e. l.'tf - - VAMi.li H 1 I " V - A 1. m:- ia M:.-:.i v ... i .r Uiver 1 k . P'.easi- u!o r t:.i .mi h.ie anftong a I: oi. ! -!!. A:l Chi; I. Ii I. . No' Tim-s. Utf

EX-GOV. HAHLY WILL

SPEAK HERE SUNDAY Noted Orator Conies to City tt i r t-i UIKier iillppiCCS Ol V lying Squadron Foundation. Hon. J. Frank Hanly, for four I yf ars governor of Indiana, pre sident ;o? th I'lyln? Siuadron foundatljn, i will address a mtctlnp at the First I'n-sbyU-rian church next Sunday ..fternoon at 3 o'clock on the eub1 :'- t. "America Th Torch Hearer." . 4 ' It will fight the beverapre liquor j trart.c all the time and everywhere; i for the dissolution of the partner- , ; ship between the federal govern ment and such traffic; against the hational shamo of a system by which the national government levies tributo on an institution within states which have declared such institution as criminal. lt wi fl ht u, enfranchise the womanhood of America. It will fight for the home against r, un;t .., . t , 11 fiSht cr tbe weak and helpless against greed and graft. It will fight for progress and reform. It wdll fight against injustice and corruption wherever found. It will fight for clean government in every city, in every state. . LETTER WRITTEN 12 YEARS AGO TELLS OF LOW COST OF LIVING Vhile moving in to the Ilecher property on N. Cedar st., a few days ago, a letter dated March 1, 1848. -twas unearthed by Mr. Paue, the tenant, which contains much of interest, more especially the prices paid for foodstuffs, etc., at that period. The letter was written by Jacob J. Iiecher to his brother, William A., who was then residing in Wyandotte county, Ohio, and states that the writer was getting 4 4 cents in cash per cord for chopping wood. Lard is quoted by the barrel at live cents per pound, wheat at 7." cents. Hour J4."0 a barrel, corn '20 and r,ork -'50 to Jjper hundred. s Y IMrTrln, AT TIIMI,LK otmnsr i;ut the Truth. ' is the ' 1.1i i i nnmt of a sparklint? comedy which conies to the remple today. Hob Dennett, a young societv ldltr, made a bit that he would tell the truth fop FOVf,n dys. Hnv he kept his word and complications it envolved, fonn one of the best laugh mediums rictUrized for a long time. An added attraction will be "Dodging I'lsister," and the tilth chapter of "The Invisible Hand." TKIP TO IIHAITIIWIV. S KoIU'r b Wednesday evenmg. TO MEET TODAY. Tho . r.' Misv-Kin circle of the 1 1 iri'i.l P.ipt :si lurch will jn.ct J tir.v ar.i n-fnri at in. nomt or Mrs M 'K. . 11 N". fr.l st. Mrs. Mhf "' '-''' r -Ai!i l-e charge of P ' '-' a ar . Iv -:.Mm i ori il. program .ml ,-., t--. : T.: n ar.i rx ha':. Sntirr- . . . ' e e ! i i r ; . M . 1 V 2 " . 1 '. ' ' ; ONE 1.4 IT OF CMS AT SI. Wurth dou'de. The Si -!':,' S'oro. im Advt.

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$500 Bonds. Seven cas were disposed of in the city court Tuesday morning. Murray Hansom wis fined $50 and costs and sentenced to Ferve, CO days at the state penal farm by Judge Pcig after entering a plea of puilty to a charge of public intoxication. This was Hassom's third offense. len Applegato was fined $25 and costa on charge of Intoxication. He paid. Theophil Puwens was fined SI and coct on a plea of g"uilty to speeding. He paid. John Sickola was fined ?3 and costs for intoxication. Kay Wallakk was fined $1 ani costs after plendlng gruilty to a charge of criminal provocation pre-ferr-d by George Doty, hü brother-in-law. Tfe. paid. The case of the state vs. Anton P.altini. charged with ass-iult and battery with intent to kill, whs continued until Saturday morning. Haltini was r.laccd under a SOO bond which he was unable to furni?h. He wa taken to tho ciunfy .itil to await trial. IIi is charged ith slabbing Steve. Poleyino. Thf case of the .-tato vs. I'rtnk Carroll of Klkhart, who was ;irrsted some time ago on a ehurgo of driving ;in nutnjunbilr while under tho influenro of liquor, has been sr t for trial Mondav. TUESDAY'S ROWLING SCORES AT ALLEYS A. ("Speller w;is first in tho singles with a score 11: 'Ir.nv r and C.'harlesi I. Iott. first i.i doiiie with a score of 1 '')2, and Tho Northern Lights in the five men te.no,. with Co::?, jn tho Handicap bowling tourr.amont arenrding to, the standings posted Tuesday. The slnicl"S arc; Oncürr, 715: C. KobbiRjJ, 07 ; KIsrhmann. cn,o; Gusa. 627; Stine. 627; Wilke. 620; Prick, 6(8; E. lioner, 6pi; Hinkle, 539; Robinson. 597: A. Poohcr. Trippel. 533; Gundt, ."D2; Clemon, 591; Ward, 589; R. Itobbins. 588; Porn. 587: Heiner, 5S6; Grzesk, 584: V. L.ott, 579; Blackmore, 579; Reed, 573; Boitz, 5S6; Peyers. 561; M. Cook, 360; Nevons, 560: Külitz. 538; Greening, 555; Priese. 555; J. Voder, 5 55; Myers, 5 54; Welcome. 5 45; n. Lott, 544; Cierziak. ."43; Prinkman, 52S; Hougan, 537: Kester, 527; Xellans, 503; Turnock. 50::; Raab, 473; Wicker. 466. and Mosshoblcr 432. The doubles are: Granger and C. U. Lott, 1302; P. Parrett-C.oeller. 1263; Shank and Hostettler. 1247; Gundt-Hichter. 1242; Hesoh-Robin-son I21n: Kulitz-Poitz, 1205: Mc-Collum-Pirst. 1201; V. Ixtt-Trippel. 1201; Porn-Heiser, 1174; M. CookPlackmore, 1169: Hinkle-Kester. 1135; n. Lott-J. C. Voder, 1162; Genrick-Haslanger, 1147: FrickMyers. 1141; Perry-VandeWalle. 1140; Reed-Peyers. 1140; Holes-Hess 1115; .Schnabel-Jan.ua. 1114; C. Pob-luns-P. Itobbins. 1111: Gresk-Clem-ns. 1111; Welcome-Gierszniak, 11 OS; Nellans-Xevans, 1105; DimockChambers. 1103; Knoblock-L. Opelt, 1104; lusa-IIepler. 10S9; IlouganMossholder, 1033; P. Opelt-J. Opelt, 10 34; Jansen-Pidwell. 1023; PrieseTurnock. 1009; Ward-Wicker, 995; Princkman-Greening, 988. Pivo Men Teains are; Northern Lights, 3039; Shreave Dept., 2917; Indiana Pell Telephone. 2K4G; Pastime No. 2, 2S4.1; John Voder's Five, 2S19; Construction Dept., 2773; The X. S. S.. 2732: P. O. K., 2711; Pagles. 2633; Feathers. 2615; Singer Foundry. 2545; Indestructos Singers 25 4 3. 2572 and SOCIITTY 31 KITTING XOTl'S. Mrs. Julius Jastcr, 126 E. Ninth St.. will be hostess to the sewing circle of the St. An irews Evangelical church Wednesday afternoon. Members of the Iidios' Aid society of the First Knglish Lutheran church will meet at the home of Mrs. G. H. Lawrence, 211 Paker st.. Wednesday evening. The meetinq was scheduled to have been held at the homo of Mrs. DeVeliger. The Indies' Aid society of the First Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs. T. O'Plenis. 204 F. Proadwav, Wednesday afternoon. KAISi: MONF.Y FOK SALVATION ARMY. The Rubber Regenerating Co. Monday raised the sum of $219 for the home service campaign of the Falvatlon army, which is at present In progress in Mishawaka. Tho premier Ped Co. has contributed $50 and the north side business men $9 2.50. Xo reports have as yet been received from any of the Dodge plants. The campaign will closo May 20. IWPF.PGOPS OPFP VTION. Mrs. Wilson Port. 216 F. Liwrence st., underwent a serious operation at St. Joseph's hospital Tuesday. POSTPONi; M FITTING. The regular meeting of the Woman's auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal church has been postI oned on account of the Woman's club concert tonight and will be held rrxt Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Prank O. Anderson. IIIS LinCoin way V. corvriiY rxrn card party. The special feature program planr.ed for the regular Wednesday afternoon at the Miami Country club has been postponed for a week. A card pnrty will be held, however, at whlh refreshment wdll be served. IT BEGINS WITDNFSDAY And ords Saturday night. Tho snlo cf manufacturer's sample caps at the Savings Store. IStI Advt. PO Vor WKAIl A CAP? Come in and get one of thce vim pie eaps at 1-2 pric nt 25. 50, 75 ard $1. worth more thnn double. The Savings Store. 1 9 1 1 Advt. nriLPING PEPMITi Jacob Weis ha taken out a b.i'hd'rg rerm!t fr a rew porch at 4!" Lirco:n wav F. to ro-r $30.

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