South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 193, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 July 1920 — Page 10

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

MIAMI COUNTRY CLU OBSERVES FIELD DAY

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Tiif- "ir-" it.'I urTi wrro in bt- ! i ; Iii ir: at .ny tirno this -ar. Tl. r . y tr-Mi.l.U' Mini- I'luyirs hal a a - 'r.it th" h! wofr t'nj Mliall.

DETERMINE CAUSE OF BROWN'S DEATH

Manv Prizr- An Awarded to 'n ' 7 "h! I" h" ,ot" "yn:V :";As Acute Alcoholic Poison

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U 00 LEX COMP AX Y EMPLOYEES RETURX TO WORK MOXDAY

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Mi.Miawak'i Woolen Manufacturing ffir;ipiiiy will return to wf)rk to-niorr-rv piornin, following the lirst '--oral layoff tluv liavp had in rive y ai. '.r otn tirnp the oflicials of th- company h iv- V-'-cn ronfrontrtl vlrh tho n fMty of making repairs a'i'l improvements in various departments, an'l in spite of the fart that orders are on die for weeks ;i!ii ;k1, it v 4s iif-cilel to rlo.-e the plant for 1- !ayy. On July 1 all productive dej.art-iuh:i.-! w -re clf sol and employes im-rri-diateiy made plans for enjoying a loii dtlayed v.ication.

James Hrown, thr man who was found deail yesterday morning by Kdward Tritt at th West st. railroad tro5sinR .hack died from acute alcoholic poisoning from prair. alcohol, according to th verdict Riven by Coroner Towers, after holding a post mortem at the Finch and Spraue establishment, yesterday. Littl is known concerning Iirovn's lif excepting that he is a former railroad man and was at one time employed by the Vandalia roalreiad company. He has been employed as Rat eman for the New Vork Central company at the Main st. ero.sirc. He worked as usual Friday and whm he retired Friday evening he serned apparently w-ll. He was about 60 years old. It Is thought that the man has a brother-in-law, a Mr. Riser, residing somewhere in Iga n sport. No funeral arrangements have been made.

Ahara only placed in four of thfive events yesterday. The fifth must hae lecn'a frame up. or pr'Tps )ididn't have furnish room in hi- ba for any more ball--In the one club affair, he put T'iM rodue out ff the ruiHiirur by ' ttinc his jet bee On him. I'.H b'.lin'd of his hol-s ori th1 te. .ind the eighth and tinth wrnt to th- reaction from prosperity. To thr? most intere;1el in Mi-iii-rnn Citv ar.d. let it be known that Charly Harper has u'iven tlv- question some thought. Ho shaded a rouple of bucket loads the I.i-I tll:ie he was m thoe 'ere parts. It is still undecided a? to whether the tearin' tractor will be entered lr. next year's auto classic. She's h 1 in corner!

MAX DISAPPEARS FROM HIS HOME; ASK POLICE TO ASSIST IX SEARCH

DEMEESTER IS GIVEX FIXE OF $50 AXD COSTS OX GAMBLING CHARGE

Mi-hawaka police have beon askerl to aM vt in locating ('. F. Kb-üz, who has been mi.sinK since Saturlay morninc. He is a salesman for the Major ltros. company. He left his home in a roadster and deserted the machine with all of his papers at th .Major Hros. plant, but no trace of Iiis whereabouts can be found. He is nltnut 35 years old and hxs a wife, residing at 114 Haney .st.

Mal. Ho and rharW Burton are contrmplatintf remeasurin. tli-eours-e. and putting down the ri.Tht 4. . tv-o srr citril. If we

;m po by the. measurements on Ulm nrst hole. R.ihy ean't be any lmiirer , than a fond olil putt. j

Ml thr 1n the rnarket for hiv or rlovir will Please pet In lin. 1 ine forms to the ripht! When that's .oed with. Harry'.- troincr to tar , ,,wn the tree beyond the I.OUTom prren for the convenience ot th..s. who want to overplay. Mor--e 1 n bad man to antrer. Mic" qot him mad yesterday. s hr., kr d up his drivlntr iron, apt ro..chtbek and washb- niblick and tore around the course for a foxy .is. Meek TV.d showed the pallerv -.,me new form in the drivintr and approaching ronte?ts. I'.ut fo.k;ir.und Mrrrifl.dd park claim h' s lial that fT 5ometim-. Ahara and Norton tied twi-e for the approachlntr prie with P.i.l Hu -b r in on the first .-plir. Horton hnallv lc.C he ot.1v wl'-rled his .elt foot nine times and it should have been I en. New plivers lx- V showir.c-up 1the time. Crne ('.rant i- the late-: ro.ie to nur?' the deadly bite. T'.ut they ran't vide Fred licwb tt. MtP'' It was decid.d who was plavjop hi Jt'ot In th- dr;v:V.-r content.

III'.MtY MYI'.HS' Fl'Ni:iLL l'mieral services for Ueno' "W. Myers. 4 1.". F. I-iwrenre st., will be he'l from the resirlence Monday morning' at 11 o'clock. Kev. Dr. J. A. Iturnett, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, will officiate. Friends may view the body up until Mi. mla v mornintr at 10 o'clock. The

bodv will then be .shipped to Fdon, J

O.. for burial. Mr. Myers is survived by his wife and the following children: Mrs. Fred Kiester. I,iuonier: A. I. Myers. ;.nd W. J. Myers, of this city. He also leaves four sisters. Mrs. Almira Johnson. .Mrs. Minerva Gill. Fdon; Mrs. ntto Wagner, Montgomery, Mi( h.. and Mrs. Sarah Walters. Butler.

August DeMeestor was fined JjO and costs by Judge Faig. yesterday upon his plea of guilty to a charge of running a gambling game. He paid the fine and costs. DeMeester w as arrested last week Sun lay as the result of a gambling raid carried out by the police. At the time of the arrest there wax $223. 50 stakes. Michael Arnold was brought hack to Mishawaka by Chief Pf ender and Patrolman i:iehardon last night from Three Ilivers, Mich., wh re he was arrested. He is charged with larceny preferred by Iloyd Van Gilder, from whom he is alleged to have stob-n a suit of elothinjr. a pair of shoes and a shirt. He will be arraigned Monday. The case of the State vs. Charles Ticnt, charged with child desertion, has been continued until Monday morning.

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Mr. ami Mrs. Andrew Watson. 609 K. Mishawaka av.. will leave today t.r New York, from where they will sail for their former home in Scotland, where they expect to spend several months visiting. They will visit with Mrs. Watson's parents, who at Ayrshire, Scotland.

VTVIAV M.MtTTN AT Tl'MPU'. The film, "She Pays," which was advertised for the Temple thea or today has been lost in transit, mi Vivian Martin has been M-cured in "Hutterfly of the World." For Monday and Tuesday Turn Mix will he shoivn in "Desert lve." His acting Is very realistic, especially the fight which occurs in t an old deserted mill. Mix has jus crashed into the j.lace throuch a window, and ImnntliaUly ;i terrific ti crlit develops between him and Iester Cuneo, playing the heavy. They tight for their lives, and Mix also for the honor of the woman he loves.

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Zona, five-year-old daughter of.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiles. 200 W. Twelfth st.. died at St. Joseph's hospital last evening, after a weeks illness with complications. She was born in Flkhart. Nov. 20. 1014. The body was removed to the F. K. Coats funeral home. Funeral arrangements will be made later.

OSCKOLA VS. IXIvlIAHT The O.seeola regulars will meet the Klkhart colored giants today at2:0 o'clock. The batteries for Osceola will be IX Henderson and P. Phillips and the following lineup: C. Ctroh. Clem Coll, li. Opelt. J. Opelt. It. McKccke. J. Nealy and F. Deak. A close fjame is expected as both teams are in good condition.

lIOFSi: PARTY AT liAKi: Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cornican. Mr. and Mrs. Xeal Mcflrew ;;id the Mis-es Mary and (loldie Seltzer have

returned from a ten days' outing i

spent at Indian lake.

T. Ü. O. I Regular meeting Tuesday evening. The initiatory decree to be conferred and installation of oflioers. A full attendance is desired. PAY CAVFNDF.lt, Her. See'y. Advt. 1 1 2t Advt llt2

TRY MISHAWAKA LEADER Tho Workingmeirs store, lor Shoes, Clothes and Furnishings äO.T N. Main St. - Open i:rnlng

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.ir--. i.uzai eiii v-nanioeriain ami i son. C.eorge. 912 K. Third st.. have!

returned from a prolonged trip which included Chicago, Detroit, and points in Canada.

roimsTF.its Mi-:irnx; moxdav. St. John's Court No. C. O. F.. will meet Monday evening. This meeting was postponed last week on account of the Fourth of July.

oiiio visitors nrrrnv

Mrs. Ida (lirold and family, who! h tvf i-een guests at the home of! Mrs. .NM tie Honnal. 1212 N. Main; .-t. for sonte time, returned to their; homo in Ohio, accompanied by their ' hastess and faniillv. I

holds in: rmiAM social Members it the Fpwurth League ejitertalneil at an Ice cream social last evening on the lawn of the ühank home, at 315 Lincoln way K.

MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED

filtASS PI Hi: SATFHDAV The Central Fire department was called to K. Fourth t. yesterday to extinguish a grasps tire- near the New York Central tracks.

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innTiiN riio.M oiiio tkip Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Potts anil Mrs. A. Spencer have returned from an automobile trip to Troy. O.. where they visited with relatives and friends.

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hack moM la k n Harry Wilke. Fd. Harrett and Frank Krnst have returned from "1 ravel Iike where they spent a week' vacation. iiiitTii iu:coui TSvin sons arrived yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Vennctt, south of Mishawaka.

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uirrrnx riioM ciucac.o Mr. and Mrn. Cyril Schmitt. 331 Milburn st.. and the latter's sister. Miss Pearl Niose. have returned from Chicago, where they spent a week's vacation as the KUests of their aunt, Mrs. Frank Lehman.

Pit. WALTON IIOM1-: . Pr. L. M. Walton. 1013 Lincoln way F.. returned Saturday from a vacation spent In Kentucky.

trip to cli:vi:lani Milo Stark and son. Hay. have returned from a business trip of several days In Cleveland.

po vor KNOW? Many a man is Judped by his clothes. "Iraninc: and pressing our specialty. P.oss Tailor s-hop. Hotel Mishawaka.

American dance. Saturday nlßht. at Straczynski's hall, 502 I-uirel "t. Advt. 1 6 1 1

STAIITING. LIC.HTINC. ICNITIOX IIATTKKY WORK. fishaaka Ilattory Serie. Corner of Eighth anj Main Sil

CASSOPOLIS

Casoj.olis, Mich.. July 1U. Mrs. Joseph Hehr and daughter, Itoamond. of Ihloxi. Miss., came Saturday to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Schäfer. Miss Georgia Van Matre spent the holiday with her ydster. Mrs. W. K. Andrup and family at Michigan City. Miss Marguerite Talor of Ietrt.it is spetidiiiK th1 summer With her aunt. Mrs. Herman Hurns. and familj-. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Polph and daughter, Dorothv, and Z. l- rris of Phoenix. Ariz., are at the Doiph cottage at Park Shore, Diamond Lake, for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. 1 1. S. Hain of Kirksville, Mo., came last week to spend a month at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hain at Park Shore. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Croadwell and daughter, Miss Leila, of Fairbury, III., came .Monday to spend two weeks with Mrs. Lima C. MacNab and other relatives. Mrs. J. G. Tweedie and son. Harry, and Mrs. John Cot bit droe to Chicago Tuesday to visit the former's mother and the latter's son, (ieorsc Corbit, at Fort Sheridan. Misses Helen and Cleo ClU'h ot Powagiac; Arthur Shereton of Fort Wayne; Irving Noble of Saginaw and Miss I,ois Noble of South Ib inl spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Noble. Miss Funice Edwards of South Rend spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Fdwards. Mrs. Ada Mihills of Aurora. 111., left Monday to visit her daughter, in Adrian after a week's visit here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Simpson and children and Mrs. Will Wright of South Hend came Saturday and have been upending several days with Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Pangborn. Herman Rutter and Miss Louise Roysel of Detroit were guests of his sister. Mrs. IT. Guy Kby, and familj from Saturday until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Porter came today from Newark. N. J.. to spend a month with Mrs. Foster's parents, the Hon. and Mrs. J. M. Shepard. Mr. jand Mrs. C. W. Kussell and son, and Mrs. Xrllio Radford of Albion spent the first of th week here with the ladies' parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Adams. William Ream.-' went to South Rend Monday evening and Tuesday morning entered the South Rend Ruiness college to take a general commercial course. Miss Frances Moon of Liwtnn is the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A.' N. Moon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strichle and daughter. Miss Frances, of South Hend. spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Stettiner. Judge F. S. l'by and son. O. Guy Kby motored to Saginaw where the former will attend the .state convention of probate judges. Miss f Jeorirlana Rn njjsdorff of Ccntervillo, la., is spending the week here with her sister, Mrs. F. W. Sehafer. Mr. and Mrs. Inland Funk of Mishawaka spent the Independent-.-holiday at the Funk cottage at Park Shore. Mrs. Lillian Arnold and daughter. Miss Joy, of Chicago, were th

guests the first rt the week of Mr.

! George Groves and family. ! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arnold of

Chicago are at the Thicktum cottac at Park Shore for a few weeks. Maurice Hrown came home last week from a week's vacation spent in liucklay, 111., and Lafayette, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner of Chicago spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hair, at Park Shore. Chester Cone returned to his home in Oshen Tues-cay after spending a week here with his son, C. L Cone. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Kelsey are ai the Wooster cottage at Kamp Kozy for a month. Miss Margaret Reumee of Jackson spent the tifst of the week here with her sister. Mrs. Van Stettiner. Rev. J. L. Kennedy of Münsing isitrd friends here from Saturday until Monday. Mrs. Floyd Rinehart and son. Pochard, of Chicago, are spending the week here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Stettiner. Mr. Rinehart spt the tirst of 'the week here with them. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Connelly and Mr. and Mrs. Pen A. Tlurp and children are spending the week at the Connelly cottage at Spring Peach. Mrs. Frank learned and Mrs. Loraine McFarland of Chicago, were guests of the former's sister. Mrs. J. G. Tueedle and family over the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. King and children and John Mitchell of Lafayette. Ind.. are spending the wetk at the W It. Haden home. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Yerty left this week for the northorn part of the vtnto and wil spend several weeks at

j Mackinac, Petoskey and other re

sorts. Mr. and Mrs. August Johnson, Mrs. Mae Iturke and Mis- Evelyn Rurko of Sparta motored here and spent the tirst of the week with Mrs. Burke's parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Kingsbury.

FAIR VII AV. Mrs. Caroline Dunn. Mis.s Klva Dunn and George Dunn, of Flkhar, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. Witter. Patrick Curr.an. of Mishawaka. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lydkk. Sixteen relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Cloyü Pestle spent Thursday evening with them in honor of Mr. Pesile's birthday. Refreshments were served. Mrs'. Kizer. of South P.end. i.s spending several days with her daughter. Mrs. Charles Grodey. Mr. and Mrs. George Peterson and children. Virginia and Dale were guests of Mr. and Mis. Claud Peterson, of Lydick. at dinmr Sundaw. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Claud Witter and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fields spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Pestle. Fred Smous. who has been very

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conclvri: VISIT iif.ri: j Mr. and Mrs. J. I 'riedlander and ;

daughter, Mary Jane, and Miss Ruth Keine, have returned to their home in Toledo, o., after spending several days as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Doyo. 1113 Lincoln way W.

Temple Theatre

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Butterfly on the Wheel Also Mutt ind Jeff in "The Plumbers," and 2-reel comedy, "ROCKED TO SLEEP." Matinee 1 :30, continuous till 11 p. m. We are holding over Harold Lloyd comedy, "HAUNTED SPOOKS," for matinee only. TOMORROW AND TUESDAY The romantic daredevil of the world, TOM MIX in "DESERT LOVE" A drama that ties the imagination in a bow knot. Directed by Jacquis Jaccard. TH RILLS TH RILLS TH RILLS

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MOCAVA is the name of u brand of excellent quality high grade coffee, the best on the market. It has a rich flavor and appeals to all coffee drinkers. Don't fail to give it a trial. Ask for MOCAVA. You can get it at Coffee Plantation, 40P2 S. Michigan. Brotherhood Grocery, 230 N. Main St. S. F. Blumberg, 1549 W. Sample St. South Bend, Indiana. Mishawaka Mercantile Co., Mishawaka, Ind.

Mishawaka Trust and Savings Co. Bank CONDENSED STATEMENT At the Close of Business June 30th. 1920. RESOURCES Loans, Discounts and Securities 499 OP 16 Over Drafts U077.23 Furniture, Fixtures and Vault Equipment 22.309.76 Cash in Banks, Trust Companies and Vaults 408.946.45

$1.931.345.60 LIABILITIES Capital Stock 5 100.000.00 Surplus Fund 25.000.00 Undivided Profits 115 12 60 Bills Payable 4o!oOO.OO Certified Checks iq 1 nf deposits :::::::::: .m S ill $1.931.345.60

Deposits June 30. 1919

Deposits June 30, 1920

. . .51.213.115. 71 ... 1.725.317.60

Increase in Deposits One Year $ b2 202.09 SERVICE MADE THE ABOVE POSSIBLE

OFFICERS: M. W. M ix. President E. B. Byrkit, Vice President Stanley Mcintosh. Sec'y-Treas. F. H. Huber, Asst. Sec'y A. H. Mathein, Asst. Treas. F. J. Yenn, Teller.

DIRECTORS:

M. W. Mix E. B. Byrfcit Stanley Mcintosh F. H. Huber Charl es Endlich

E. H. Ahara Loren Crull C. A. Ostrom J. K. StickcJ J. R. Woodward

Mishawaka Trust and Savings Co.' Bank

"The Bank of Friendly Service"

W.L. Douglas Shoes

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Entertainment Chief Charm There is no greater help to the art of true entertainment than the appointments of your table. If you select your knives, forks and spoons from among the beautiful patterns that Holmes & Edwards Silver offer, you may be sure that your choice is correct in every particular. Holmes & Edwards Silver comes in Super-Plate, with its extra protection of silver at all points exposed to wear, and Silver-Inlaid, with blocks of solid silver set in at rest points before plating.

THE F. A. VOGT JEWELRY STORE KELLER BUILDING 121 LINCOLN WAY WEST

Tea Spoons Six for $4.00 Forks Six for $8.00

We have plenty of ice for everybody, and we have trucks and wagons to deliver it, but we need men at from $36.00 to $39.00 per week. If we can get the men we can take care of the entire city. You can always get ice at the plant.

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Main 2221. 395; Lincoln 6123. 5395.

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Finch & Sprague Undertakers (Grace M. Finch, Prop.) AMBULANCE SERVICE 202 N. Main St, Mishawaka Phone. Mishawaka 100

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