South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 336, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 December 1920 — Page 3

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THE SC'JTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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CHILDREN ADAPTED TO ROLES IN PLAY

URGES ART IN DRESS

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b Sivtn Frl liy aivl Saturday nichts und Saturday ;ift ri.oon at th Ollvei , thratcr ur.drr the au.;Irf ot th" ; Mar- Ann club (, Studb:ikr. will j a proup of rhlldrr n who will arry principal roVs and who an

t-.dd to b? xcf-;tiur. illy adapted to thrlr part.. Little Mi Mary Harriet Fnydrr will appear rm littlo I 'r i ilia Urcwter. the daughter of th principal character: Itu.-J-'ll Krakln, Jr., viU appear ab Maxtor Jark Wainrtght:

Julia Jaquith as era, dautfhtr or j KIvirA IUw. Sidio Uipldi-.i n Ja!y. who etuttrrs. and 12 other' children will form an Interesting

Krouj." that will fcrvo o rnhance the beautv of the producil-m. Utile M.i." Margaret Foltos, tis flower r;!rl In the, w-ddlnp ?cene, will !. one of the most charmin figures In the play.

POLES CHARGE REDS DELAY PEACE TERMS

I'.y t'n.fed Tress: WAICH AW, Nov. 30. Huwian dd-Katcs at Hlff i ar delaying the .Hitrnir of peace terms, the I'olin jrovcrnment chared today in a wire-l-xj m-M5viKe to the soviet tjovernme.nt. Ooln over the heads of the lluslan peace delegates Polish officials proposed directly to the government that a date be pet for the -ipnln? of a permanent peace and thai tho two nations bepln dlscusfion of military fruarantectf.

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ADMINISTRATION

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LAURA EINIG WILL

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miss kvi-xi'V iiansi:n. Mi.9 Hansen is aiding Itosa Crane, hpad of the extension department of the Chicago Art Institute in extending the creed of art in dress for women. She will pivc two lecture demonstrations Thursday afternoon and evening in the Propress club rooms under the auspices of the department of civics and philanthropy.

CALLS MEETING OF FARMING COMMITTEE

ARRAIGN PARENTS IN SCHOOL ABSENCE CASE

John Whitsoll. 1301 E. Mishawaka a v., Joi'ph Hornonkl, 1515 W. Sample st., and Anna Goracazck were arraigned before Judf,'.j Gilmer in the city court Tuesday morning on charRts of not nndln their children to school. The children are 15-vear-old boys. The cases were set for ThurMay nlßht at 7:20 o'clock.

PYTHIAN SISTERS ARRANGE BAZAR

Arrangement have "been completed for tho Pythian sifters' bazar which will be held afternoons and evening of Dec. 3. 4 and 5 at the Knights of Pythias halL Articles especially suitable for Christma Kift3 will to sold.

m:rrsi:s to c.iiaxt i.ti:n. Davis Fon failed in their efforts to colle.-t J3"r.4 and $100 for attorney fees from "William C. Schuster on a foreclosure of a mechanics lien in puperlor court Tuesday. Jurtcre Montgomery pave a finding for the defemlant in the case, which Foucht to collect money alleged to be duo Ue plaintiff.

Jly T'nlted Press : WASHINGTON, Nov. 30. Sen. Norrie, Nebraska, today called a meeting of the. senate agricultural committee to discuss the serious farm situation and devise means for providing for relief. The committee will meet at 2 o'clock this afternoon and probably will Issue a call for a

conference of members of the house,! to the

and senate representing farm states.

CIIAF1N, TWICE DRY CANDIDATE, IS DEAD

Iiy United Tress: LOS ANGELES. Calif., Nov. 30. Eugene Chafin, 6S years old. twice a candidate for president of the United States on the prohibition ticket died at his residence here today. Death presumably was the result of burns suffered 10 days ago when a gas heater exploded in his home.

Special to News-Times: GOSHEN. Ind.. Nov. 30. Nearly three, years ago, Laura A. Kindig, about SO years old and who for 4 0 years had been a widow, died at her home in Goshen. She left a will, directing that the major portion of

her $100.000 estate i,e expended In

etanu5-mng ana maintaining a sem-

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I' jGo.shen, a brother. She made several ' (personal bequests and willed her un

derwear and other things of next to

no lalue to individuals. "The will has not been carried out for the reason that it is called "unworkable." The Kindig homestead, instead of becoming a seminary as prescribed in the will, has been sold to the First Presbyterian church of Goshen for $11.000. It is located across tho alley from the church. John Granville Knox, a brother, who under the will was not to get anything, has been paid $S,C00 as u compromise arrangement under whii'h he withdrew suit to break tho will on the theory that his sister was not In her right mind when she made it. Yesterday, through Judge Drake of the circuit court granting a petition asking for such i-frmlssion. Aaron S. Zook of Goshen, executor of the will, purchased of Mrs. Frank G. Hubbell the residence property across the alley from Goshen hospital for $20,000. As part of this deal Mrs. Hubbell. In return for the 20,000 consideration, donates $1,000

Kindig fund. Real estate

men have estimated the Hubbell property in the general market would bring possibly from $10.000 to Sl 2.000. Purchase of the premises by the Kindig will executor is the first step In a program to use the remaining Kindig funds, estimated at from $70,000 to $80,000, in establishing and maintaining a nurses' training school in connection with the Goshen hospital. Goshen city schools and Goshen

Read tho classification "Christmas Gift Suggestions" In the Want Ad section today.

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collet endeavored to get control ot the Kindig fund when "It went bfgfring." For 2 0 years Mrs. Kindig lived in comparative discomfort, denying herself all luxuries and living in the most economical manner. Nearly all of the Kindig funds came from Joseph L Kindig. husband of Mrs. Laura Knox-Kindlg. was an early-day merchant here. Through his provisions $10. COO wa9 paid Franklin coHese, a Daptist institution at Franklin, Ind., at the death of his wife. Mrs. Kindle owned 10 Goshen business houses. The Kindig home stead occupied a Quarter of a block at the eastern edrce of the buFlnes" section. There Mrs Kindig spent many years in seclusion. What tho expenses in conducting the Kindig estate aro has not been made public.

All the personal bequests made in the will are to be paid In detail even the distribution of the underwear, which wero old-fa.hloned suits. For nearly three years what to do with the Kindig money has been a question that has caused much comment. Joseph Ia Kindig, who was responsible for the wealth, has many nieces and nephews, none of whom is wealthy. The net result of proceedings to date Is: Mrs. KJndIgs brother, John Granville Knox, completely ignored in the will and who, it Is declared, Mrs. Kindig had often said she did not want to get a cent of her money, has been paid $8,000. Mrs. Kindlg's homestead, which she wanted converted into a seminary, has been sold and is used ae a prayer meeting house. About $20.000 of Mrs. Kindlg's money has been used In buying one of the very old brick residences of Goshen with the intention of turning it Into a nurses home, regarding which not a word was said In Mrs. Kindlg's will.

A Woman's Eight ts to enjoy pood health. The secret of good health ia chiefly to mahstain norraal activity of the stomach, bowels, Brer, skin ind kxlneys.

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for December With the announcement of this list of new Victor music we offer both an invitation and a suggestion. An invitation to every one to hear these numbers at any Victor dealer's; a suggestion that any of these new Victor Records would be appropriate and acceptable Christmas gifts to any one who has a Victrola, not overlooking the members of your own household.

La Juire Rachel! quand du Seigneur la trace tutelairo

(Rachel, When the Grace of the Lord Eotruited Thee to Me) Enrico Caruso SS525 Taranteile (Chopin) Piano Alfred Cortot 64310 The Garden oü Memory Emilio De Gogorza 64911 Oi Luna (Oh SiUery Moon) Giuieppe De Luc 64912 At Parting Ceraldino Farrar 67319 When I Wa Seventeen Mbel Garruon 64S03 Sjmphonie Eipajnole-Andanto Vlelia Jaicha Helfetz 74646 My Street Repose Mm. Homer and Mi. Louise Homer

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John McCormack 64013 PhiUdelphia Orchestra 74647 Ernestine Schumann-Heink 87320 Olive Kline) Uuve Kline j Walter C Kelly ( Walter C Kelly45202

When You ani I Were Younx, Maggio

Hungarian Rhipsodj, No. 2 The Home Raid 0 The Japanese Sandman Old Fashioned Garden Virginian Judf Second Session ;Psrt 1) Virginian Judge Second Session (fart:) Anytime, Anyday, Anywhere Fox Trot

Paul Whiteman and Hi Ambsnador Orchestra Wang-Wanff Blues Fox Trot

Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador Orchestral

Whispering John Steel) The Lore Boat John Steel j That Old Irish Mother of Mine Stettins Trio) Just Like a Gypsy Sterling Trio f

Fair OneFox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago Td Lore to Fall Asleep and Wake Up in My Mamxny'e Arms Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago

Chili Bean Fox Trot My Little Bimbo One Step Dance-O-Mxnia Fox Trot Old Man Jazz Fox Trot Santa Claus Tells About His Toy Shop Santa Claus Gives Away His Toys Gens from "Mary Gems from The Night Boat"

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Tho Benson Orchestra of Chicago) Selrin'a Novelty Orchestra) AU Star Trio ) Gilbert Girard)

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Any Victor dealer will gladly give you an illustrated booklet describing these new Victor Records and play any music you wish to hear. New Victor Records on sale at all dealers on the 1st of each month. Victrolas in great variety from $25 to 1500.

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