South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 204, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 July 1920 — Page 9

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

TimtSDAY MORXIXG. JÜIA 22. 1920.

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NEWS OF MISHAWAKA Nezcs-Timcs Office 120 Lincoln Way W . Phone Mishawaka 10

THIEVES RAID FOUR LINC0L1ÜYAY HOMES fcecurc Over $20 in Money at Philion Home Matter Reported to Police. Thieves et aired a robMr.fr raid on tT"ur homes on Lincoln way W.. some lim between midnight Monday and arly Tuesday mornJnsr and secured fi!out $20 n cash. At the Philion

54 4 Lincoln way .. thf-y tork

i purse wltn a.Daui . in cnaiiK; l-.DKin to ML&a Francs Kessler. They also took, some change from J. r vanity bag?, but ove rlooked $ 40 la bills which was contained In the l-.ipr under the mirror. At this same ausidence they also secured about J 15 in money belonging to Miss IMarie Greene. They then visited the "William Ream home, 601 Lincoln vay W., where they only took a j.ocket knife. Upon returning home Monday nicht Ream, who is a contractor, had a considerable sum of money in his pants pockets but on rUrlnff he took thf money and j'Laced it underneath his pillow. He. lild his pants on the chair befidn the ed. The thievi-a removed a screen trom the window and reached the

j ants with a pole and went through the pockets which only contained a jocket knife, which they etolA. Th Intruders al?o visited the homo of Officer McBride, 607 Lincoln way W. They evidently gained entrance through the cell ir door. The floor leading to the first rloor was locked and they could not gain entrance. They rhn went to the Imme of George Wilson, 611 Iüncoln way V'.. and ransacked every room with th exception of one, in which there was con.'ideraMo money. All of the occupants of the above-named homes were not awakened by the men and the mischief was not discovered until Tuesday mornlrssr. The matter was reported to the police.

STATE FIRE OFFICIAL INVESTIGATES ARSON CASE AGAINST ARDEEL

Tony George, assistant statv rre marshal of the fire marshal's o.'f.ce at Indianapolis, has arrived here to make an investigation in the arson case against Camirl Ardeel. The latter was arrested last week and is now being held in the county Jail awaiting his trial, which will be held Thursday. Ardetl i3 charged with setting flre to a garage on the property of Charles Van Holsbeke. 577 S. Burdette st., which resulted in $150 damages.

CITY COUJIT NOTES. Phillip If. WilklnK. arrested under tho lazy husband's act, was arraigned in the city court, Wednesday morning and entered a plea of not guilty. lie was arrested on th complaint of his wife, Hnzt'l Wilkins, vh." charges him with failing to support herself and child. He was placed under $2"0 bond for his appearance Saturday.

SCHELLEN BERG LANDS LARGE PICKEREL AT EAGLE POINT RESORT

JU'h t-rt Schellenb rg, who resides nagle Point, had unusual luck

while Ashing Tuesday night, when he caught a large xickcrcl and many bass The pickerel was brought to Mishawaka by Sehe iler berg, Wednesday morning, and when J reused it weighed Hi ;;-4 pounds.

MRS. J. A. SM ET DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS

will r.tvi; tiilmbli:. Mrs. Minnie Hunsbcrger. "09 S. Main Ft., will entertain the ladies of the Eastern Star and their friend? at a thimble Friday afternoon. The proceeds of the aftair will be devoted towards the funds for music lessons for Mishawaka children in the Masonic orphanage.

Rev. M. M. rtodgrrs. D. P.. of the Sunny?lde Presbyterian church. Fouth Rend, will conduct the midweek service at the Presbyterian

thurcn xnurrday evening.

Any tire or tube in stock 15 per cent off for balance of this v'jek. Mishawaka Garage. Adv. 21 -'it

nriMJixc; PKRMITS. The Leinhart, Humphrey and Prevatt firm have taken cut building permits for three new residences to be built in the Floral Park addition, each to cost $1.850. The houses will he erected on Summerst ft.. Grant a v. and Berlin tt.

ATTENTION CLASS or 1920. A meeting of the class of 1920, Mishawaka high school, will be held in the auditorium of the library Thursday evening. Julv 22. at 8 o'clock. ED. PHILION. JR. 21tl Advt.

m:y si:kll at the temple. Katherine MacDonald in "The Beauty Market" is the feature production at the Temple theater today ami tomorow. On Saturday the lirst installment of the Jack Dornest' serial will be shown. As might bo suspected. Jack Dempsey, star of the Pathe serial, has made a barrel" of money during his fighting career. What may net bo suspected, however, is the fact that Jack has not blown in h's fortune foolishly. When the Dempsey fist had landed its owrer at the top of the heap and made him heavyweight champion of the world. Jack did not take a day off to buy diamond cuff links or a fleet of high-powered motor cars or a lake of champagne. He ca-st himself in the role of Santa Claus, instead.

rorcLAi: star at Lincoln. Dorothy Dalton in ' The Market of .ouls" is starring at the Lincoln theater today and tomorrow. Miss Dalton plays the part of a country girl who has ben educated as a trained nurse. Her introduction to New York at a Now Year's eve revel at a fashionable cafe leads to a battle between love, and the dcs.re for beautv on the part cf two brothers. The "denouement showing which brother w ins is quite unexpected.

Mrs. Mary Smct, 703 W. Sixth ct.. died at her home yesterday, followii g a long illness with complications. Mrs. Smet's maiden name was Mary Jorepha Buyle. fhe was born In Belgium, June 21. 1SS2, being 33 years eld. She came to Mishawaka

10 years ago from Belgium and has I

since resided nere. m :c. i-, j 130 4, she was married to J. A. Sniet, i

who survives with three children Theophil. Bertha and Fred, all residing at home. She also leaves a sister and brother, Mrs. Romaine Van Belleghem. Detroit. Mich., and Aloysius Buyle, of this city. Funeral services will be held from the St. Bavo s Catholic church Krida v mornin? at 7:4i o'clock. Rev. Kr.'A. Schokacrt will officiate. Burial will be in the St. Joseph's cemetery.

WILL VISIT RELATIVES. Mrs. W. If. Tupper and daughter, Helen, 337. Fdgewater dr., left yesterday evening for a month's visit amongst relatives and friends in New York.

Miscellaneous Shouer Complimenting Couple Mr. and Mrs. Harland D. Dewcyer. of Rockford. HI., who are spending their honeymoon here, were surprised by a party of 4 0 relatives and friends at the rural home of George Rurson, south of Mishawaka, last evening. The affair was in the nature of a miscellaneous showtr and

the newly-married couple received many useful gifts. A rrock wedding was one of the features. Games and contests were enjoyed. Music was contributed by Miss Jeanett? Burson and Robert Howe. Luncheon was served

BIRTH RECORD. A son was born Mondav to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crum, 414 W. Tenth St.

niimr or p .wen iter. A daughter was born to Mr. and

Mrs. Opal vertices, E. Fotsrth Tuesday night.

WEEK-END SPECIALS.

Ii? die' silk hoso, $1.39. Worth !

$2.00. Hie Auings Store. Adtt. 22v

STARTING, LICnTTNG, IGNITION BATTERY WORK. Mishawaka Battery Serrlco. Corner of Eighth and Main Sts.

Why Go to South Bend? When you can pet Homemade Candies and Ice Cream all flavors, Sodas and Soft Drinks of all kinds at THE MISHAWAKA CANDY KITCHEN 109 Lincoln Way West Phone 587 We aim to please.

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

MOTOR TO MICHIGAN. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hartman left yesterday for a icverai weeks' motor trip through Michigan.

LEAVE FOR WEST. Miss Dem a Leopold and Miss Miry Mickcls left Wednesday for Denver and other western points.

AWARDED COAL CONTRACT. Schuyler Rose was awarded the contract for 1,000 tons of coal at a meeting of the board of education held Tuesday night. Any tire or tube in ftoek 15 per cent off for balance of this week. Mishawaka Garage. Adv. 21-3t

MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED

TOR SALE Eli room bonse; partly modern, Foaseaslon August 1. InQUlr 427 C Fourth st. 21t3

FOR SALE Organ, library table and rfriator. Inquire 421 L Fourth t. 21tl F'lR SALE Barley Daridron motorcycle. Inquire 403 VT. Front st. 21t.t FOR SALE Six rooins and btta, gas, electric lights, well and ciptra w:iter in hous. all la A-l condition; prio $3200. Fire room newly decorated; good lot. price S20'O. M. I Ptre. 6-7 FngleIrum baUdlug. Mishawaka. Phone 370. 21 1 4

WANT tit pe rie n ced Mishawaka D.ry

truck

driver. 20-t-3

FOR SALE Gas ransje. cheap. Call at vv. Orora Bt. 1

WANTKD To dres3 L. M..

rout. srnJl house. News-Times.

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LOST Bnneh cf keves. Finder return to Neivs-Thüeg office, Mishawaka. IVter Kuzbuy. 21tl FOR SALE Round Oak hot blast store.

Inquire at i04 E. Fourth St., after

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XOST-Automobile licecs. No. 144210 Indiana and taillljrht from machine. Finder pleas call phone Mishawaka 15 or at 2TJ W. Eighth st. '-U2

DT INTO ONE OF THESE VACANT

HOMES NOW. 5 rooms partly modern $VX down 6 rrmn, pirtly modern ....$400 dow-n. 8 rooms, furnace, lights $2.SOO W hate sere-ral vacant sooa with rem to $.V0 down. Soma BARGAINS 1n all raoderu homes. KFD TJS NOW BE FORI YUU GET TOUR NOTICE TO MOVE. I'Ejr.S REALTY CO. 123 S Mala st. I'hon Mishawaka 210. 21-tf

"VTNATnD A-l blacksmith to work in automobil. plant Must be familiar with drill press work. Keaworthy Motors Co. 21tl WAJvTET Boy ef 14 to IS years old. to work in stock room. Oood opportunity. Keaworthy Motors Co., Mishawaka. S 21 tl FOR RALT A child's bed. size .1x5. Comtlsts with cottoa mattress. 511 Lincoln "Way Sast. Thon Mishawaka 1G12. 2U3 FOR SALE Sii-room bouso in good condition on Lincoln way Y.. to be raorsd e3 lot. l'hone Mishawaka aftar p. m. 20t3

VACANT HOUSES. A 4-room rottase. 1 block from the

Mishawaka Woolen Mfg. Co., Sl.l.'O; small iiayment down; balance on terms. A beautiful 5-room house, E. Ninth St., large kitchen, convenient dining room; pleasant living room; 2 spacious bedrooms with closet- in eah ; all newly painted and papered. Just like uew; gs, electric lights, water and stool in house; reasonable price, asu or terms. A 7-room Ptrl-tly modern house. Lincoln way E., JÖ.ÖO); cash or terms. A 7-room hous. YV. Thirteenth st-, $2.soa A 14-room modern rooming house; bargain. POSSESSION IN A FEW DAYS. A 6-ruom house, N. Division st., $2.JsOO; small payment down, balance easy terms. A 4-room house, W. Eleventh St., tW-QO; $."Oo cash; balance easy terms. An attractive and convenient 5-room bungalow. River Park; gas, eletri lights, new furnace, reasonable price; cash or terms. A good 6-room houne, S. 17th st.. River Tark. gas. electric lights, good furnace; some fruit. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; right price, cash or terms. A duplex house, S. Laurel at.; this property can be bought at the right price. A f-room strictly modern bouse, E. Mishawaka av., bargain If taken soon; cash or terras. A 21 strictly modern rooming house, 3 blocks from the renter of the city. An 8-rooni house. N. Division ' st. : furnace, gas, electric lights; cash or terms. COLI'AERT REtiTY CORPORATION. 12d-S Lincoln Way W. ; Phoue Mish. 111. Seymour Jansen, Sales Mgr. ia-tf

HOLD f'TH ANNUAL PICNIC. The eighth annual picnic of the Woolen Mfg. Co. shoemakers was held at Indian Lako yesterday afternoon and evening. A variety of g-amcs and swimming were features of th propram. The trip was msde by autcmobl'e, Macy and Cook furnishing the transportation. Over 50 shoemakers attended.

FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY at the Saving Store, North Side. Your cholev of any smock in the &torr, this eason'h latest novelties In voile, be-nfli clotli. etc., S2.riO each. VAorth double. Advt. 22t2

KEISER'S ELECTRIC:; SHOE SHOP," 9or AH IDnda of ßaoa XUpJürtn

SrXSHINE CT.UH MEETING. Mrs. Ella Wenman. 525 E. Broadway, will be hostess Thursday afternoon to the members of the Sunshine club.

HEALTH SERVICE TO MAKE APPEAL FOR CARS

UNCLAIMED LETTERS. Unclaimed letters at tne Mishawaka poslofjice as follows: Mrs. Lucie Boy er. Gladys Brockus, C. Bryan; H. D. Collins; Lee Dewell, John l-lndlay, Jam.es Parkas, Ida Hyatt; Mrs. Elpio Johnson; H. G. toore, Stanford R(-binson; Claude Fawdor; Jacob Schutz, Mrs. Minn i. Scott, Ines L. Stahley, Mrs. Margaret YVhitr.-er.

ONE. LOT Oii CENTS. Ladies' tibre silk hov, Sc. The Savings Store. Advt. 22t2

MIIMTtONS TO riCNIC. The men of the English cl.iss of the A. R. C. community center and their families, will be entertained by the Shimron Bible claes of th Methodist Episcopal church ai the annual picnic which will be held Saturday in Battell park.

SPECIAL At the Savings Store, laelies pure thread fdlk hoe, $2.50 grade. $1.C9. Savings Store. Advt. 22t2 Ad t. 2212

CONCLI'DIIS VACATION. Mrs. Josephine Holmes h.is re

sumed her duties at 1he Rubber

Regenerating company o:hce, after enjoying, a two weeks' vacation, which she ppent in Moline, 111., Iloekford and Davenport, la.

By United Press: WASHINGTON. July 21. Public health service officials today said

they would make an urgent appeal to the Interstate state Commerce commission for cars to haul mater

ial from which water purifying processes are made. The purifying

supply of several score of American

cities is threatened because of a shortage of alum and chlorine, the principal purifying chemicals and officials of the health servico fear epidemics of typhoid fever and other water born diseases unless the situation is rjuickly corrected.

Phone 197 COATS' Funeral Home Funeral Directing and Embalming Third and Race Sts.

Oorothy M

LINCOLN THEATRE

TODAY AND TOMORROW BIG SUPER-PRODUCTION PARAMOUNT DAYS THOMAS H. INCE Presents

ton in The Wirket

Directed by Joseph De Gracse. Story by John Lynch. Scenario by C. Gardner Sullivan. Photographed by John Stnmar. Supervised by Thomas H. Ince. TWO WOMEN IN ONE FAIR BODY. One of them sweet and modest as a child, shrinking, abashed, from the garish lights 'and Broadway's wild night orgies. The other a lure to evil. Spirit of the palaces of joy. Laughing her siren's laugh. Dancing her dupes along the road to ruin. As one of these women, this girl was all that a good man wanted her to be. As the other, she appealed to the good man's profligate brother. Which was her true self? Bidding in "The Market of Souls," which brother won? Com2 and see! See New York in her gayest revel. See her on a New Year's eve, in the most sensational cafe scene ever filmed!

WANTKD Oae or two fnrnl.aed rooms for lifflst nouaekeeptn.. by couple wlta no children. Address box NewsTime, MUhwWa. -Itf I WANT a bou that ned3 to nv ptlrcd; cm pay casa; would like to move about Sept. 1: piro fall particulars In answer. Mr JoLnaon. care i'ho NewsTimes. ?-tr Pix bot fcoue to noil. ThicJi m.ar.s 12 families to more; only Incky people will get these. n taey Know good values end will be the flrt to loos them oTer. Six -room bousa, furnace, gas and electricity, batn room. S. lTtli st., ?3,SoO. Termi. 6lx-rvoia bou, fin condition, $2.750 N SUroom "il modern boxe, S. Elements rt.. corner, 000. Seren-room all modem home. K. Icurtn St.. 5.000. Ntne-roon bone, CV:20. rnrr.cr lot; pcKxl roomlnr Louse. l:. Hatten st-, JA MO; 5- , Flv-roora bunfalv-", hardwood t5oor: paa electricity. htb. toilet; earner lot. N S'inth st . l ftO. UASTINOS R11ALTY CO. Ill S. Cturra st. Pioae Mishawaka 1T--101J. 20 1 2

FOR SVLE Dry wool. Roy Jauith. '. 22Ö N. Main st. Tcone Mishawaa 2u7 ,

WANTED Stenographer, ceneral office work, one with fom? office experience preferred, but vill consider commen-lul Bchool Rradijate. who lias not yet lieli a position. Reply "StenorraDher." e'

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NOTICll AV. o. w. Meetinc: Thursday (tonicht) at the Army and Navy hall. L. Pyke, C. C. I M. Ftrantz. Clerk. Advt. 22 tl

Money Back If You Don't Like Lindsay Light POLISH If it doesn't deaa and poli&h all metal and ctica sort acta bester than anything you ever ased. the full purchase price will be refunded Guarantee alip with eTery can. At aU dealers 2Sc and 50c Lindsay Light Company, Chicago

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FOR SALE Eignt room house, near Dodge miln plant $2.250; cash or term3; possession SO days. A. A. ScMllinger, J. M. S. Bids.. South Bend or rail Main 1420. 24tf

KOK SALE A njnrnet ot land contracts ranging from $1,000 to ?6.(XX). bearing 7 per cent interest. Owner will puarantee any cf tüese contracts. A. C. Colpae rt. 20-tf WANTED Six cr seven-room houoe In east end lor cash. Address F. Y . News-Tirues. 2Mf

HAVE all cash for a sma!l house on north

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ROY JAQUITH COAL WOOD FEED SEEDS WHOLESALE HAY

226 North Main St., Mishawaka. A few of the articles we handle

Salt

Phone 207

We will have no music or flowers to give away, but we insist that we have the best line of Real Fried Cakes, Bread, Pies, Rolls Cakes and Pastry in the city. You can also see everything mixed, made and baked in the most sanitary and up-to-date bakery in the city.

Yours for Quality

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103 Lincoln Way West

Corn Oats Hay

Straw

Poultry Feed Poultry Supplies Bran Middlings

Dairy Feed Oil Meal Beef Scrap Tankage Screenings Fertilizer

Garden Seed Clover Seeds Timothy Seeds Alfa Seeds Wood Coal

Limestone

We are ready to give you PROMPT SERVICE and the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS in our line. We want 24 CARS OF OLD TIMOTHY HAY for Prompt Shipment.

DE5K rooa for rrnt m rhe bet oce Mlshawska. Fhont 172 or 101'.'. tf FOR SALE The J. V. Rusel hosie on Llnolawiy Eit, "ven rooms, all

Hot uter r.eüi, auiosi.tik:

modern

ter heater. Trto $70X

We a'. have

the two adjoining properties an.l the ra- j cast lot on the corner. Stark Realty t'v J

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FOR SALE Fa ra. SI acres cf cay Isain. 3 miles south cf Mishawnk: big harn O rwn L use. windmill, acetylene a-is plant; pasture with never filling spring f"r 1- head of csttle; 0 acres , . . ut-cn rl.Mi Cssi le had with

t.vk and crop I tOLJAKRT REALTY CORPORATION. Tiaour Jansen, Sales Mgr. 12Ö-S Ltnco.'n vay W. Thune 11S1 13-tf ! I WILL h-tr n pirtly rcWn Lo-.:e on Drth lde": Kive full de, riptlu and j l.iwt CHSh prKe to li. L.t Ncws-Tin:ea. Mdshawtka. U'Jl

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TEiPLE Todey mi

Tomorrow

Katherine MacDonald.

The American Beauty, in

"The Beauty Market"

A Drama of Society for People Who Think

From the story "The Bleeders"

By Margaret Land May

A Snub Pollard comedy completes the program.

SATURDAYJACK DEMPSEY, the best known man in the world, in "DAREDEVIL JACK," Pathe's Million Dollar serial. A fifteen episode drama that goes from the college campus and football field to the sweep of the sea, back to the rugged, picturesque Weit, and the colorful atmosphere of the oil field, A romantic serial, just oozing with adventure, virilepulsed action and logical thrills you crave to see. Also Funny CHARLIE CHAPLIN in a burlesque on "CARMEN" in four reels. One of his first and best pictures. Big Special Matinee for the kiddies.

Store Open All Day Wednesday

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Butterick Patterns Carried in Stock

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For Friday and Saturday

Best quality 27-inch Dress Gingham, in a vari: ety of beautiful stripes and plaids; 45c grade. Special, the 19 A yard . . ÖvU 27-inch Percales, light and dark colors. Special, yard ... uKw Kaysers Silk Gloves, black or white; all sizes;

$1.00 quality, the pair ........

79c

House Dress Aprons of good quality percale, light or dark colors, all sizes;

$1.69 values. Special

Men's 75c Silk Hose. Special, the 5 pair . . . . . ...... . 3J Men's 25c Cotton Hose in black, white, brown.

Special, the pair

19c

Women's $2.25 Silk Thread Hose, in black, white, brown. (Jfl Special, pair. . w Um3 Girls Dresses, all sizes.

Special at 89c and . . ... ....... . . .

Men's Work Shirts of black sateen or heavy

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Men's $1.00 Union Suits. Special, the suit . . . .:. .;. .

all sizes. Special, $f

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Boys' 75c Union Suits,

the suit

Men's $1.00 Bathing Suits, all sizes, 70 A the suit u JJ Men's $1.50 Dress

Shirts. Special at ... ...'.5. .-...t

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One lot of Women's Shoes and

Oxfords, values to $5.

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Women's $9.00 Oxfords, black

or brown, French or military heels.

Special, the Q7 pair Ö fl

Women's $4.00 and $5.00 white

canvas Oxfords and Pumps. Special, pair. .

Men's Oxfords, English or straight last style, black or brown; $8.50 grade. Special, IK the pair . . . Ua wruS Men's Work or Dress Shoes- all

solid leather. Special, the pair

Men's and Boys' Tennis Slippers

in black or white, the pair . .

July Sale of Blankets Full size, heavy Cotton Blankets, plain colors, with fancy border, and fancy plaids; $4.50 grades. QQ

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Extra heavy, large size Woolnap Blankets; $6.50 grade. Qß AK Special, the pair J

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