South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 214, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 August 1920 — Page 10

MMAV. .UV. 1ST I, THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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

SEWER CAYES IN; BURIES WORKMAN

Jul in Rpllar Victim, geratccl Arrounts Were

'Aman in the street

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Julius nl'alri wuhl soni to liv n cham-'l life, according to wh;t happened to him yetrd;iy whiln rilptzlr.K In n fwr HO fet undr zroumi on Main j-t. opt"-Mt I1.it- ( !l "rhool. Net my n- but three time h w;i alni'T com1 : t I v buried i : n I rr. .tth the debris when the, fdds of the sewer enved In. and It v;is ;o f:iinuts before hf was finally taken nut littl" th wnrff fr-r his ej..ri -it. Wlien the. firt alarm wis uiti it was tn tin effect that several "f tli. workman wer- underneath th piU of d:rt ;md that was known to ho rlil. The story sjr al like w i I ! ri r and hundreds )i otened to the s--n- ef the ai int. All tratfic on the strebt was stnppfil. An army t willing workers jot busy with roji s. only thi ial r.f the victim was vbible. I J i r -fcin operations were ''iiimenceil without delay, and when a rone was shout t hf place.; undrrnc'itli the man' arms there was another avr-in. The i-xritf mfr.t wa.- intense. A msin'" life was hi the lalwr. tlie scale of hstiny against him. A cornl rittempt was fua'!y li nsurr-f ssful. Tlx rc was nni.ther av--in. "'Von wors than the first, the entire hody helm: hid from x if vv for what to the spectator sffniff! an ae. was only a few rond. A third and final attempt to r.it" Hellaire was Mj-crf ul. Hopes were adjusted underneath his arms, and he was pulled out of the oft dirt to safety smiling. Th" 'vholp prreedur' occupied exactly a n ho u r. REDPA Til CI I A V TA II QU A ADV A ft CE MAft I ft CATV

Turincr the past week the committee in char?1 of the ehautauou.i have been hiiJ-y. Moni' ihake, the advance man, .;( nt several day in The city and covered the town with posters and propra ms. This is th" fist time Mishawaka has booked a hautauqua, and already much interest i.s be; in:; evince d. which promises well fr the sale of tickets. The chautauqua is t . i nr iriven under the auspices of the Mishawaka Woman's club and every ef

fort is t in mail" to make the affair a suco's. Among the many Acllcnt things booked ale "l'inafoie" and "Nothing Hut the Truth." Th- chautau'jua will i nmnn m Aus:. IT, and will continue for s v n da s. Toii.ws ti:.mii.i: pktiki:. Indies i 1 1 he p articulurly int. rrsted in the Hoi. art HetiU y-I'atho feature which comes to the Temple theater today. Firstly. "The Mirai le of M ney." for that is its title. Is the .-tory of the adventure and romance that befell two old maidwhen they received a legacy. Secondly, the ru lure shows interior iews of one of Ne w York's most expensive and exclusive ladie" fa-hion 1k,Pv and live models disjilavin pivui'i of he latest vopue. Xnother S'-ene of inter st w;staged In a . a! l.eautv parlor, wh.itiier th.e two h roin s to 'et i.'in.- face for lauty is onI kin leep -;o fuatch ihti.- outhful i lot he

i.i.i:s on niviNi; Ti:u. I Gj-onc, rimaer if Miladv Sij.-p. l.-ft f r Nf w Yrk '. ast c.iuht I.!: ,i i.uü;r trip sl.wu l.. jostj)ot. d until now in ord. r to t.ike ;ii.iiii.iit' of the pr; . - ai.d st!s which at present ar- at tlie h,seand f"i- fall hu-in s 1 1 will j et urn t'nnd of this w..k.

Tlu1 Kansas women are to voi .lotlor th.y tell their aye or r.Ol whri r3 i.-teri r.t; to vote. Tlie refit 'f l!iiv eb'.tion will rank hlsti a .- lit. i l-le. rlofinition of "foregone e. TO I U.sion." All th- a rol il.it s are making ple.J. i.s rf a Miuare deal, but the voters are looking for the man who ran Kuarntee them a square meal. The majority are n"t card players, hi;l laters. It has fiawnH rn us that our nei-hhois. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hosfor.l. are the most popular society hods in the city. The infant hoy dropped by the stork at the residency of Harvey .leme. late i;ist Saturday ni-ht must fithr lie developing pickpocket tenie ncji s or else he's eminently lucky. Atter his visitors leave his hands are invariably fecund to contain a roll. At this rate Harvey will soon le abb' to yet his automobile fixed. If th' people should elect Harding president, it would indicate that every state ought to treble its educational expenditure's to brim; up a more intelligent generation. Strei t be-ais in 'hicago told thn police that they could get from $2 to JLT.i'1 a day on the- crowded streets. Th.'t's another city occupation that 1 1 1 Ki'.iy ooa!- rind the plow ean't comp t with suc e ssfullx'. It is said the at'.ncious -.in iliry of Am'iiian whisky unloade-d on the scotch is sickening- them so they arc becoming dry. That's retribution. The- American dreiuth was caused in part by tlie atrocious stuff that S tlanl sent he re. e'anada's net debt is ? Ü. 4 n 0,000,fine. Our Iady of the Snows like th" r"st of the worbl. is gorged with debt, and must pay in work. The re is no short cut but repudiation, and repudiation is no twin-sister of honor. It is foolish to worry about the future, but r.rw and then some of us can't help wondering if the fall turnip crop will be up to requirements and whe ther the hih cost of ds will make circus lemonade more

expensive. i ! Th' dispatches say: "Mr. Ceolidc:e picks out his wife's clothes." A re- ; publican confession this, wome n: ! vote for Cox and Kooscvc It. Mrs. ox and Mrs. lioosevelt are allowed, to pick out their own clothes. Our old and respected friend. I'd. .Icriagan. is gaining in health so rapidly that we expect him to enter th list of daily, newspaper worke-rs before hng Gov. 'ox charges the republican with raising a "staicrim;" fund. V II. governor, unless th y get full noiigh to stagger, the-re- ar many who would n ver vot' th' re-publican ticket. A writer says: "Another wonderful thin-: is how modest a crirl can be with h r b us when she is wearing a pair of cheap cotton stockings." As Capt. 'little used l say. "Th bearings of this observation lies in th- application on it." for there are no cht ap cedton stockings. Hairy Heartier is an exceptionally lucky family man. His better half oiptuies every prize offered at card' she goes after, and Harry tells us ther will be no presents to buy for hi- friends next Christmas. IVbhibition prohibits cept in the e...i, s of m n who violate the law. So d s the law against murder or the aw aain-t the-ft. sb-n Harding ci'iasUmed .000

words in interpreting the e'hicagoj

platform, and niuile it is clear as mud. I t Th'il is more sugar than pr hefnrc. Th trouble with tlp price in there Is more preed than ever before. Still, for real excitement, we believe a game nf checkers still has

something on a yacht race which is

about Ü.7Ö percent speed and about 07.25 percent of nautical terms that few people understand. Commodore George Vinson and Iiis party of expert hunters and fishermen have for northern Ontari next week. The commodore says he will bulle tin us daily concerning" the,' reported wetness of the season ahjnij the Canadian fishing grounds. On this beautiful punklssed Sabbath mornincr. it is a sweetly sob nin thought that the 11 republican, states that Jim Cox Is blasting from their sinful moorings he will triumphantly carry in November. P rsonally. we like what the Ur rks in Kurope are doing to the Turks better than we do what the Cieeks in the t'nited States arc doing to us at the fruit stanels. New York has another mureler mystery, but it looks to us as If the whisky burglary seems to aruuse the deep st inter st. Colopel HeiUso has been entertained by King Ge-orge, but the account of th- reception contains no intimation that the distinguished American nudged bis majesty. A St. Louis dispatch tells of a $:0,0i'ü whisky robbery in that town. Anl yet Los Angeles thinks it enjoys a real calamity when it has a little earthquake. The truth of the matter is, onehalf the people are producing the necessaries of life ami the whole population Is in the scramble to get i hug's share. It has developed that deputy sheriff Frank Kerr was not taken ill on account f the "fixings" of the hamburg rs he ate at Logansport, but because he over ate himself. That's what the northsiile is saving, and the pple over there seem to know. Save your pants, men, by not sitting ebwn so much when there is so tr.ucii work that ought to be done. Cho'ise your partner for the next set in the' political dance. Let's rag and jazz him next time. The express companies want a 13 j. err j:t rai in rates, too. ure. Let's all ge t a r.ise, and keep on raising until it will reiuire a hundred ebillars to buy a postage stamp. Hy putting l.'.OOO windjammers on the jump, the republicans will' further complicate the farm labor situation by depriving it of physical energy. "Who would fear death if w culd turn to trees?" sings Heatrice Washburn in the New York Evening Post. He att ice, it wo"ldn't do any good. The ax would bo waiting for us just as it eloe s in our carnal state. An Ohio I.ith r 1 ft Iiis infant son 00 barrels of whisky, which can't be sold for him. and meist of it will evaporate before he becomes !d enough to drink it. That is. it will if his guardian is wise etieiugh to protect the e hild. In Washingteui. I). C.. the authorities are- tryinc to cheek spooning in the park". Let 'em alone. Park spooning mean" matrimonial covenants openly arrived t.

MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED

Our friend ' nomenal lmk Chrystian lake rowed a sack

Ike" Roy had phewith rod and line at last Sunday. He borfroni Cleorge Burk-

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hart, e f parcel delivery note and spent seven hours on the water. Re-

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on. id family, three unf .r lieuxekf-ping. AI s. M. Ii. P7

turning late in the evening he e Purkhart as lie nas making lamling to help carry the to shore. When lifted from water, tlie sack contained nary of the is fine specimens which to have kept "Ike" in fruitful

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HU. PAIPJAIN It riMiin hri: a res i kind. en I.Iiaoln Illchnv, tseol.i I i:i-. trl - lig'itM. b.-iih. g.ir:it:c. fine garib'n. i .abundant td'.nb' and fruit tree". ..'.äo0. v Id- !i i- bs ttctti duelling an be built

1 -r. tikes thi- prep't.v. Mlent leaving th! bni;it- Ii.iae Kmif Parks. Attv. 31t2 F(It S.M.i: Uo nTf rami. Co aoren nullit l'iii.l i proa In mint Unland

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room h'Mjs.'. fnlr bnrn, mere hous. mint still .m l t-nnnt houe. Owner leanuf? ; raatt sell ijul.-k. tlariiilre. M;?hawakii "Te

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HASTINGS KFAI-TV CO. Mlshiviftka 172 or PdO 111 S. Church St.

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Can Vim Answer Tlioe l)nvtins? Do you know why ointments do not pive you quick and lasting relief? Why cutting and operations fail? lo you know the cause f piles is internal? That there is a stacnation of blood In the lower bowel? Do you know that there Is a harmless internal tablet remedy di. covered by Dr. Lonhardt and known as HL:M-H0ID. now sold by Wettick's Drug Store and druggists generally, that is guaranteed? Hi:M-UOID banishes piles by removing the internal cause, by freeing bloenl circulation in the lower bowel. This simple home treatment has an almost unbelievable record for pure, safe and lasting relief t thousands of' püe sick sufferers, and paves the needless pain and expense of an operation. There is no reason why it should not do the same? for you. Advt.

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I WANT a heu that neds to b repaired; cn ptj cflfh; would hk to raoT ahout Spt. 1: Riv fall particular tn answer. Mr, Joiuisoa. cr? itt NwsTlcwa. 2e tf

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I WILL buj a rartlj modern house on north tlrt; giv full description and lowtit cash price t'J il. L.. .v-i-I1uim. KlitiwtU UuX

WAN T 1.1 M in to drive cal wtpon Applv A. K. Kuhn. 119 C. Mishawaka av 2ti VOR SALII -Six -room hnw nn East I'ayron pL. Sörth Ileal. Kumar, gas.

bath and ete'-trio iUT.r. aust pamtej .m.l

papered insld i'ossMSjon l'ri.e JT,'i. Stark Realty Co.

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FOK SALE EiRnt room houi. cetf Dodg mn riant Ji2S0; eath or

tertca; poss,.oa 30 daja. A. A. S-hll J

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

vernation f'r the remainder of his lifetime, A hoie measuring nine incbs was lound in the bag. Well, they tell us, Ike s'.vcre so loudly nt was able to hear himself. When we ste hon- mean thf people in great cities become, we are thankful that the Ird didn't send .Mishawaka a million Pharisees, republicans and sinners. 01.1 Khhard croker, who was deelared mentally competent to attend to Iiis business, after his t-atiity had loan l'std by his son in the courts, pitied the boy, saying. "Poor fellow. lie tlolii't know wli;tt he- wan d'jinfj." Thf rc are so many sons nowadays vli rKH rd their f-tlier ü jsle. blue foo!s. I I I "Can you t-ll m what tnakej Karl I'iük look so forlorn thes. days?" asks a Woolen eompany office man. fiure we can. He's one of thoso summer bachelor?. I. J. Casbon writes his old nuth,is no terror tor him. remarking has no terror for him. i marking h is fully prepared when his time eomes. Ij. J, must evidently have hit the Hilly Sunday sawdust trail sine he left these parts.

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Training Classes For ft urscs Open in September The training school for nurses in connection with St. Joseph's hospital promise:? to be largely patronized when the now classes form in September. This institution is said by preeminent mealical men in all parts of the state who have visited it, t be one of the best equipped for a three years' compb't' and systematic course ef training anywhere in the state and to have few equals in the country. Young women eiesiring to become graduate nurses have an opportunity at St. Joseph's hospital seddom offered, and as recruits are badly needed in thy nursing profession throughout the country, it is reasonable to expect that the September classes will be largely patronized.

twins ci;li:mi:ati; ukth1AV. The Misses Jos pbine and Barbara Poamer. daughters of Mr. ami Mrs. H. M. ibamer .101 Kdgewater dr.. were the hostesses Saturday afternoon to a number of their yeung friends. The affair was in honor of their eighth birthday anniversary. Uainen and coniests were a featuro of the afternoon. Refreshments were served.

CANADIAN SOLDIKU IlS.SrNi. John Arthur Plackburn, an enlisted Canadian solJicr. who was discharged in May, 19 19. on account of demobilization, has been missing since March of this- year. He left hid home in Newark, O.. last March cn a motorcycle and has never been seen since. He was suffering from the effects of gas and shell shock. Anyone with any information as to his whereabouts will please report to the American Ped Cross, Newark.

W.A. Bordy, 506 N. Main St. Mishawaka Pharmacy Smithv's Lunch Room Page Pharmacy, 300 W. Sixth St. Moraschi & Ferrettie, 307 W. Tenth St. Bauert Grocery, 701 E. Fourth St. Davis Grocery, Merrifield and Third Sts. A. Katz Grocery, 2103 Lincoln Way West D. Hite, 1551 East Fourth Red Cross Pharmacy Hotel Mishawaka

Street Car Station, 109 E. Fourth St. DeMeester s, Drygoods, 423 W. Seventh St. Karl Grocery, 325 E. Tenth St: Davis Grocery, cor. Cleveland and Fourth Sts. Neddo Grocery, 414 S. Laurel St. S. E. Henderson, Osceola A. J. Bend it, Wy att B. E. Phillips, Eagle Point W. A. Flagle, Ward Park and from

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firi:mi:n havi: two runs. Central firemen had a run to 2012 Lincoln Way W., yesterday only to tind that a false alarm had been sent in. They later extinguished a grass Iii' at Korest and .Mishawaka a v.

(Additional Mithuuaka on I'ag. Fourtrm.)

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IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME IN AND SEE THESE GOODS AFTER LOOKING AROUND AT OTHER STORES

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Band Concert BATTELL PARK Sunday Evening from 5 to 8 o'clock THE MISHAWAKA BAND

$1.50 Summer Union Suits, all seizes $1.00 Four pairs Men's regrular .".9c Sox for $1.00 Six pairs Men's regular 29c Sox. hlack. brown and pray $1.00 Overalls $1.75 and up One-piece Uniein Overalls, khaki .... $.1.95 nntl up Children's Union Overalls, expressed striped and khaki $1.."0 Kine Blue and Brown Serge Pants $!.f3 Work Kant (guaranteed) $1.95 and up Washable regular $1.75 Men's Work Shirts, 51.:i5 '2 fer $2.50 Two pairs Men's Fancy Silk Striped Hose... $1.00

Two pairs Ladies' $1.00 Silk Hose, brown, black and gray, for $1.23 Ladies' regular $2.50 Aprons $1.89 Roys' and Girls' white rubber soled Oxfords $1.98 i:XTRA SPKCIAIj Endicott Johnson $7.50 dark brown Blucher and half English Shoes, $5.95 Vici Kid $4.93 Boys' Suits at $1.93 We are closing out all of our Men's Suits at $14.75. $18.95 and $28.75 All Wool Bathing Suits. $3.95 nnel $4.9.1 Cotton Bathing Suits $1.95 Hurry and get yours.

HAWAKA

LEAP

503 North Main Street Open Every Evening No Hired Help Enables Us to Give the Lowest Prices In view of the fact that there Is a shortage in .11 necessary merchandise, this is no real reason for sales now. and if there are or will be any sales, it is elue to the imitating of a few eastern concerns who starte-d price reduction sabs, and which will fade away like the overall craze did; consequently the prices will be higher. Therefore we would sumsest to you to take advantape of the special prices, which are less than we would have to pay if we would have to buy at the present market prices.

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

At the TEMPLE Today

f Romance of Old Maids with Young Hearts. A rare gem of a story by Beulah Poynter.

A Hobart Henley Production. A drama whoss keynote will find an echo in every woman's heart A true to life romance. See how they made two women pas: forty look like girls of twenty-five. It's "The Miracle of Money." Matinee 1:30, continuous until 11 p. m.

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TOMORROW AND TUESDAY

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Famous Owen Johnson story of single women who make men win, and married women who selfishly break them.

GIVES'9

Sale at

PastimeParlor

123 N. Main St.

25 and 50 percent off on the following articles: Barretti's Special 7c cigar now selling 25 for $1. Helmar cigarettes, 1 5c box now selling for 10c, or $1 per carton. Lord Salisbury cigarettes, 20c package now selling for 15c, or $1.80 per carton. Windsor Castle cigarettes, 20c, now selling for 15c, or $1.50 per carton. Nebo cigarettes, 20c pkg. now selling for 15c, or $1.50 per carton. Helmar, can of 50-75c, now 50c.

"FARMERSATTENTION! Order Wheat Fertilizer now, get it off the car and save expense." ROY JAQUITH 226 N. Main St. Feeds, Seeds and Coal Phone Mishawaka 207

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"KOSER'S ELECTRIC,, SHOE'SHQP,"

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NEWS SÄTTMES

feTARTING, LIGimXO, IGX1. TT ON BAT rtJt V WORK. Mb-hawaka Battery Srilce. Corr.fr of EUhth ar.i MIa Sta.

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