South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 284, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 October 1920 — Page 9

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMEb

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NEWS OF MISHAWAKA

LOCALS WIN FROM BENTON HARBOR

MAN IN THE STREET

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Lxrrllcnt Garnr and I-al Visitors Hy Score of

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t.on "' fr a h l :n'd thit r-f iVntun Il irbor at i-.'prir.brrok park ycrtr.iy u t tri T.nun y the sror nf f.7-7. The tram w.rk -f lhk IochIm was ycl!T.t. nr.d it apwarvd to onlookr.i na If tk- plivrs hid. It very :-;':ch th-:r own w.ty throughout th ntir f im'. ?-dnir ah!' to mako 180 ards on forward pa. h!oiu. Although the Isidors v.-rro outcl.u-?-d, ihcy I'liyfl vo Kam-; they ni.nl

ore-third of th in h;ibit.int:i f "hira'o arc Aincri. .in. tJova thif ircunixtui.'-'c cxpUln why the rcpubicans ar claiming thoy will carry th to .vn hy Kuch a he ivy majority? The automobile manufacturers nro rc liK ir.tf xi'f-t. but we arc strain -iru; titjr v.ws to ht ar noriM-thins from thoso who deal in turnipb, cabbage

! und pant. i I Iltturns from the CViicao ?rand

indicatf that thv Chicago

I Jury room

' White Sox ball tr.am has pone re-

publican. Relative of the mayor of C'ork sa is beinK Hustafnd by spiritual aid. Well, liritish law, we t,dk-', a liberal in that respect.

in the l."ni; (l .Statt;-. Then ir.g to be much more "sober' to rnyrr.c with it than there was la.t jir. Ralph Jrne,'an aks n if we believe there will be any republicans in heiw-n. Well, thev won't --o lifted 5n any ta liar relestial n'-riT:-iation, but unciir the 'Veil U nr.:;." Ralph is betting even money on Harding. Tiw;t Llor.e keep him

out. i

... It ii aid Japan is now rii'ly ro hUn t prohibition. Well, if she is comfortably seated and has her

j knitting, all nrht. for it in a lon

listen we has ahead of her.

prejudice, .- numrr.t and hypocrisy the onion has stood up pretty well s a food for sevtra! thousand year.-.

... j A leu; is no more a limb than an j

arm 15. out you never near a p:ri call her arm a limb. ... A woman wouldn't think she was drtss' d in f-tyb- if her body and itet were comfortable. Th fervor of the gesticulation does r.ot always indicate the strength of the locic.

In sLK.HTLY IMl'ItOVIIO. The condition of Mrs. Lmon .h-ety. w!io underwent a serious op- ' ration at St. Joseph'. hospital a

few days ao. She has been

pan nine Wieks

is slightly Improved, s-iioutly i'l for the

ih'ir only tMirhflown on a

i.-s in the fourth u'iartT.

forward Marker,

Sometimes we ar in dourt as to

lor the home team, wan thf Individ- J whether th tiart of the world is j al star, repeatedly running the en-; broken or th- blly of the world is tire length of the fidd. Hunt, a ! merely empty.

man at quarter, played well

throughout thf entire rime. S'ater at tackle, and Flb-r. center, were the i-tara of th lin- on offensive and defensiv work. Garr.? ?ub?tituted for Marker. Wt half back, in the I i.it tjuarter and made a Hen?atlorial yard run for a touchdown. After the first half. Mlshiwaka Hubstltutd ."cor.d team players. Hesch and irzk fhowtnp to ood advantage. For the TMtors. Null. Whitney and Misner -n'er th Ptars. I'oüowtnj -was the ltne-up: Ml-.ha.waka Ilcnton Ilarbor

Lft end

Anyway, we wouldn't give our

.Someone wants to know why a man doesn't appear as proud over the eighth baby as he did over th:irst. He's just as proud, but the facilities for expression, manifestation and emphasis are scarcer and harder to get. Mr. Taft either regards the League of Nations un-paramount else he has

' changed front on it altogether. (Jov. Cox has put him in a hob that the : sebaceous htatesiaan will not be- able t to writcicle out of.

... Dr. Chark-s W. Kliot f.ys the

-. W, . . t. i. .i,i.(Jinf'morrii c oanv is ine ne-i e nu-.i-

are to be worn longer this season. -worthy; that s so. and the Republican We don't dispute it, but w e knowjparty is the. most trust-ridden, absolutely that our pants can't ! i .

The census pnows tnat Kentuchy pained 5..' per cent in population

during the past decennium. Hut it

I lost about Sä per cent of its legiti

mate enthusiasm.

worn much Ion

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The Nashville ' Tennesscan s-ays th" preacher who compared Sen. Harding to St. Paul was rather F-icrtliciouM. He certainly was. St.

Jaded and fwded straw hat for one j Paul was a true democrat ;uid upof Mr. Hearst's freshest straw polls. I held the noble ideal.- of the party

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Left tacklo Left guard Center

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L. Iimbiotte Itight guard Slater Ri?ht tackle tiarns Right end Marker Lft half back F.rady

Full rack Lbr Krieger Right half back Hunt Dixon Quarterback Sul'stittites. Minzey, K. G-, Grezak L. Holtwick L. Li.. Montysniith K. T.

Harmon . Brown . . . Null Whitney . Misner

ATTY. SAM PARKER WILL SPEAK HERE

To Address Women Voters on L-eague of Nations Wednesday Nidit. 0 C7

tt-. San-üiei Parker of South lbnd will address th Woman's i-' .U'u- of oters at the library building next Wednesday evening at s o'clock and will speak on the League of Narlona. Mt. Parker comes t .Mishawaka as representing the democratic party, and will give an Intel lUent interpretation of the covenant b.ujic one of the best posted men in the county on this vital subject. In making the announcement at tho Women's club meeting yesterday af- ! rnoon, Mrs. Kose F. Grimes, president of the league, expressed the v tsh that tho members of the leak'we and all women voters attend the meeting.

. The most discouraging incident of th? downward movement that Henr Ford started that we have noted thus far Is the reduction in silk shirts. . If old BUI Taft can't see that the only way he can vote for the League of Nation Is to vote for Cox, he reeds somebody to lead him about. While the old licker upd to make men drunk, this current bootleg variety hhmhh to make them liars and thieves. . With 5,00 republican spellbinders on the stump. Truth would be foolish to rise again. They'd crush her right back to earth again and might una? her complexion and cave in her bean. ... Another reason why we bank on the intelligence of the electorate is. we feel sure that one voter in every C,000 h-js read the League of Nations covenant. ... An Eskimo papcr'j yearly subscription rate is one sealskin and single copies an erg each. Anyway, there is one editor whosv wife tan sport a sealskin. . There is room for coal now in mcFt of the cellars, but there isn't so much coal. . Judging by the time wasted and

anxiety manifested, several hundred able-bodied guys In South Bend seem to think that their entire furture is hanging on the result of the ball series. The tyranny ef fashion is a tough proposition, but the longer skirt mandate can not be, enforced without a penalty, except among those whoao drumsticks are about the size of a toothbrush handle.

WILL SPi:.K HLKF, MONDAY. r. Walter Mar.sell will lecture on "Bn-Lur" under the auspices of he Tribe of Ben Hur at the K. of P. hall Monday night. Dr. Mansell h s made a sa mp itht tic study of the i-ook. the play, and has the ability to do Justice to the subject.

Ill LMOYLD TO HOSPITAL. Mrs. William Mourts. -JOD I-;, -'.'.chth who has been seriously ill for the p.ist two weeks, was reip.ii -f d to St. Joseph's hospital for if -iinn nt je.terday afternoon.

t jnnuc.w HOSPITAL. Mrs- Henry Bekaert. 410 W. Seventh St.. has entered the hospital a l Ann Arb.r. Mich., for trcatl'.leMt.

VI SITING IN CITY". Lester Lott. formerly of the city am! now of Hohenwald. Tenr.. is i:ür.sr in the city He will remain until the middle f the week. i. o. o. r. Work ir. first degree Tuesday eveMing. Visiting lodges will be prtsent All members invited. ' Cecil Hoffuth, Noble Grand. Advt. ict:.

In Mobile the election booths will contain mirrors and powder puff.-. Tho men who conceived the idea are chumps. No woman would think of going, to the polls without her snoot outfit. A man naturally likes to get a

i dn-e off occasionallv and snend It in

the woods, where he can eat a full

sized onion without encountering the wicked glare of members of his household. . Unless you are a stickler for detail, just put it down that everything good a democrat says of Cox is true and evervthing a republican says af Harding isn't. Politics is politics. . . . Dorothy Dix says marriage develops the best and the worst that is in people. Every wife knows that it has made her a saint and her

husband a selfish and self-centered j rascal. ! . i We suspect if our democratic donkey would bray less and "cough" j more the campaign would function faster. We are the stingiest lot of !

patriots that ever ripped a "Hooray" or clutched a post othce. . The turnip crop is at the fulltide of glory, requiring only a filump in nrices to give it the standing of

c hrysanthem urns Beauties.

at all times. . Iti other words, elect Cox and the

country may get ready for peace;

eleet Harding and it is prepare

v.ar or a licking. You can lake your choice. The republican party is being skilfully manipulated in the interest of Germany. The rank and fil haven't sense enough to know it. but every pro-(Jerman has. When selfishness puts itself above country, it J.- worse than lirnorance. Ignorance is at käst struggling forward to the light: selhshnts is greed headed for hell itself. Gov. Cox says Sen. Lodge Is a "narrow-minded bigot." We suppose that is about as hard a name as rjne can call him and observe (ho conventions. But he's worsse than that. ... If the wife wants to appeal tellingly to her husband's reason, she must not forget to begin with a fried chicken and hoe-cake argument. He can be convinced. Any husband will know that woman is amenable to reason if he will use the new fur argument. m . Only 2? days until the glorious triumph of an invincible democracy. . . . If j ou go in for elegance, have sense enough to .combine plenty of simplicity and dignity with it. ... Some Mishawaka scamp knocked down one of Plymouth's elegant electric light posts while motoring through the town at top speed the other day. Me must have drunk too freely from Plymouth's flowing

I well. How was it. Fred?

... Those who think that Mishawaka may go republican ought to be able, to recognize the overwhelming and characteristic democratic tichtwaddishness that we are exhibiting towards the democratic election fund. We are ntlll overwhelmingly democratic. . The big mail order houses of Chicago have made reductions ranging from - to 50 per cent, it is said, but they do not handle corned beef, eggs and butter.

We Jove these nippy autumn mornings they are nippy and nipless, too for there is the odor of Major's prime bacon in the kitchen and 'he the coffee smells better. Thero s all the more .ioy Sun-

for i dayn in the wallops we hand to the

dvll and all hu republican worics Little Theodore needn't wrry about the family name, rtanklln D. got his first.

"Holding a Hu?band" is the title of Adele Garrison's latest narrative. Don't play off the kitchen has.- uo far, Adele. If a man can live Cft days without eating w? desire to warn the man who eell.- us corn-d beef and liver that ho will have to reduco pr ;ce.

Vatican Pictures to Be Shown at the Lincoln

Everything considered

Mgr. Sengr of the Lincoln thea- j ter announces for Tuesday and Wed- ; nesday, by special permission, the ;

much talked of picture of the Vatican and His Holiness Pope Benedict, who is shown in prayer, with one of the Monsignori and several of the papal guards standing at attention. Pope Benedict knelt humblv In the presence of the American delegation of Knights of Columbus and silently prayed for several minutes as did the visitors. The exclusive photograph of Pope Bene, diet shows him surrounded by the knights, members of his immediate family and the papal guards in the Lourdes chapel grounds. The day he had posed for the pictures and conversed with Supreme Knight Flaherty, the pope drove through the gardens, flanked by tho knights. The pictures are said to be excellent In every respect, and their showing in the city is considered an event of importance among film fans. As an added attraction Mr. Fenger will also show Rex Beach's famous story "Going Some."

LKAVTC FOR NITW YORK. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Weldner have gone to New York where the former has taken a position.

BRING? SON IIOMT!. Mr.. W. L. Mlnzey. 127 W. Battell st.. has returned from Chicago with her son. Malcolm, who was seriouslv inlured several dars1 atro

cost,n.hrn an automobile ran over him.

and

American

T wil! not be responsible for any dtbts contracted by my wife. Emma Tompkins. Jar.fi M. Tompkins. Adrt.. 7t6

Bill Hosford sajs euchre is poker what checkers is to ehe

Still, there was some excitement m i

euchre in the olden time. At the end of each game, the porter, unable to restrain his curiosity any longer, v ould blurt out his inexorable question. "Gentlemen, what'll you take'."' ... We suppose if whiskers and mous'troches s-hoirld ever come into vogue again, razors would still be useful It cutting ham sliuS for the restaurant sandwiches.

This October is ent from the last

going to be differin another respect

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OUR TWICE-A-YEAR PANTS SALE STARTS ON WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13

Expert Fitting Service

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about 1800 Men's Trousers, suitable work or dress, at pre-war prices.

J Watch window and newspapers for particulars.

W. L. Douglas shoes wear well and hold their shape. The price is stamped on the sole.

DO NOT FAIL TO HEAR Dr. Walter Filansell

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at K. of P. HALL Monday Night at 8.30 "PICTURE NIGHT WITH BEN HUR"

Dr. Mansell comes under the auspices of Mishawaka court. Tribe of Ben Hur, which bears all the expense of this Chautauqua and Lyceum lecturer. The public is cordially invited. Mayor R. W. Gaylor will introduce Dr. Mansell.

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Don't Forgot "KEISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP" 116 X. .Mala St., MMwwnkn. l"or All Kinds of Shot Repairing and Shoos.

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

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Can be made at this time without serious loss to the manufacturers, as there has been no decrease in the cost of material and labor entering into its construction. The schedule below of price increases of a number ot competitive makes between August 12, 1919, and August 12, 1920, will serve to show whv.

BUICK $520 increase or 32 DODGE $300 increase or 309r HUPP $335 increase or 25r MAXWELL $330 increase or 40 OAKLAND $345 increase or 33 OLDS $255 increase . or 20 FORD $200 increase or 44 CHEVROLET $135 increase or 19

Chevrolet Automobiles at present prices will represent value received. Manufacturers whose good are priced on actual cost, plus normal profit, have no inflated figures to appeal to an uninformed public in sensational announcements of "Price Reductions," t hat simply mean shaking out of abnormal profits. The normal profits are still there. In evept of unexpected reduction in cost of labor and material to a point where we may legitimately reduce list price of our cars between Oct. 1 , 1920, and May 1, 1921 , we will refund to every Chevrolet purchaser, who buys within the above mentioned period of time, the amount of such reductions. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY Factories Tarrytown, N. Y.; Flint, Mich.; Oakland, Cal.; Bay City, Mich.; Oshawa, Ontario; St. Louis, Mo.; Fort Worth, Texas; Toledo, Ohio. Second Largest Builders of Automobiles in the World.

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