South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 34, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 February 1921 — Page 13

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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NEWS OF MISHAWAKA NcK's-Thncs Office 120 Lincoln Way W. Phone Mishawaka 10

MISHAWAKA HIGH

WALLOPS ELKHART:;

CIINTI'ItY riKHiKAM. Ft rtin Friday the Century iter will rrsr.t for thr day

Mvtpjy rour ;ict vnuGeviM- bin mi

aillition to a. fi v; ret-l motion rr--

ui". The vaulcvill pj?nm

hf H'Ilin-! thf M.tirnoIIa, tnuie. ,

who o:fr hiriivmy Kinsr.'. cijin lv :

-! WILL ENTERTAIN

ENGINEERS' OFFICER

CLUB TO OBSERVE

AiiUALPLAY DAY

' WOKE SMALLPOX : k iiiiiihiustti! ....

CASES ABE REPORTED m

of Dream". " given unJ'T

Maroon an.1 Wl.it.- QmnUt ""l 5 ha"kä j Calvin Rice to l.c Guest of

Br.-ts Railroad City Tram Hv 21-6 Count.

plt.tslrir lame novelty. Marl. Tcor- H a Mrjfji ltf cnnfilU nn--I the i.Mf-or of a delightful

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AÜilrr"! th" .!! fro-t; th- rri 11 r -a '1 ity ilurln;: tl.- fU-th t!f when the orals pi'.'-.l ;r a criiforlMM- st '-r-.

I"he !a! from TZlkhirt hit

rr r "An Kverlnsr at Horn' " a the ;'rr,li.ntir feature of th prenm. Ih K'.nr.inx next Monrl.iv nUht. lhr HarrSf.n MuhlfXt'. mfjy company.

'will ii';iv a f.Hir i!.iv ri j. .ip-ment at

th- Ortury. f-hanpinir nightly.

(lirl ar.'l ni'.if"!''. arc th n;ai:i at t ruction. -s. "

Annual club play day will t ob: sorw'd by the Slihawakri Woman's club at a penrdl rnvctln? to h h M Saturday afternoon. "The Kettle

Sin" and "The V.nker one art plays, will be

the dirt-ction of the Minsen Edwyna Iay and Huth Merinc. English UMtlitrfH at the Minnawaka hi?h

!chpol. The act for "The Kettlet

Sings" 1.- composed of club members only while pupils of the hlffh school w 1.1 prtfiit "Th Maker of I i f anis."

.'rirl- in th'- sff.r.'l

half rtr.i

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EVAXGELICAL TEAM TO MEET CATHOLICS

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IIo,,-rt Warwirk's Vits liilitv Hi

tax'l to the limit in piotur. "Jack Straw" which i tlo- attrar tion at the l:i;roln afain tolay

Warwirk h-t ail the ar-marKS of nr fall l'-!x'd icr-man at thr start o( the htorv. Th-n he falls in lov' j

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Holy Narr.o '.u the- hiKh

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rrira- shot:

r--a; haltlf ;ii ooin ttams

in oal hi?ikthatl cirri a prelitnlnnrv conti s" tin

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with a pretty customer, follows h r to ( alifornla wIutc h- i-am(H th" lu!s- of a waiter in hr favorlt" caf-, and later is Introduced to her as a "fluk-." The picture in an adaptation of V. Somer.et Maugham's tntre rornedv which w rv d as a

i -i i starr in ir vehicle for John It'w

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liiert t -a ro. :-me ups.

Tinrnrrnw. licein.s a tVo day a

ira?t :n r.l of "Fxcuse My Iust" a racing ci.rnedy with Wallace Itoid.

the Iio.l-e Mar.uf.ieturin hern lit performance of this cnni-l'.-.th of thex- teams nurnb. -r i ,.,y will be iven Saturday morning star (uurt no n in th ir lin'--i betw. en a. m. anl r.ri'n. to aid The probabb- line-jp "f the; the Hrrhrrt Hoover fund for starv-

"Kvan" t".in will b- (w, and ( l-V,str. forward"; M Millan, center; Tf. F.;xtfr and lira est rater, uanl.

int; bibicH of Furope.

fiiim: cusn iioi.is

The mfriil rs of th-- Samuel lljhb lav ,,f the First Haptist rhui-h

IiVi'4 U" Ii i ' . u ... I I I n M . . i I 4 i tin ' ititr Tii'S'l iv eveninir at tht hni- of !:. F. Milbr, Indiana a v. Dur ing the evening an address was ulven y I'at Flmons of S'-uth H'T.l.

A short mu.-bal program was rented and r-fi -shn.ents s rvel

FORM rilfK.T CTIA'H.

i The Fmmanuel (Jle club was orM1.I TI(;. KMnlzed at a meeting of members of

tne j-.va n i;e iia i niurc:i ii-ii i-.-.-dav evening at the home of Mrs. A. Fates. 12S F. Iawrence si. The follwiiur officers wer elected: Mrs. A. Hate, president; Jim MrCriy. vir" pnsident; Irmgard Pot.erts. secrtan.': Frank Metzcrr. treasurer;

jr - j wiiliam Ianlels. chorister. The club julll meet next Tuesday at the home '.f Irmgard Itoberts. Ill W. Marion

MKS. hWVKIlNCIl MOCK. , st. Mrs. Itwrene- Mock. 22 years' bl. S. F.ak-r t.. die.! at St. Joseph I'VCALI,!.!) 1XII FFTT1THS.

hi-c.pital ye-terl iv v nin fdbw-j l. tt rs aldresed to the following a one week's ir.ne.--s. Shp i-- sur- jIlu, ar,. uncalled for :;t the Itcal post vlveil .v her husbaref and a w k- ,lfflrp. Jacob Albright. Casadcl

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( lenv.s her l 1 ; FnillN. Florencr Celle. O. C. Cope. I. M. (;.irer. of thr,...; Mando Cardoni Carcii opi, Joe

Webber. j llervevlver. Miss Car r is Fmerick. H.

wan formerly Miss j p( Harrison. Flmor Iyuis. Miss

of .Vorth Ue'.ster. ff(.on ;.ioore. Mrs. Fuella Miller,

.-bl chibl nt?. Mr.

Xorth

Mrs. M.ck Marv fl-irbrr,

Fnd. She has re!.b d in Mish iwaka i'.r about a year. The body will b iaken ri NVth Webst, r Tor burial. at Tin: ti:mi'u:. The M.,n Who 1ot Hit:is.if,"

t al.eo fr.-ni an unu-wal story

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.;iai. ll'it n. iii.i. .i:ther tlai their own :"t pot tdl thetn a j art. In thi. p:tur- Mr. i:ti;e tu robs, playing

:? ;--trar..b American in

. pp- m ins: .:!.r' ;:s !..nble. the FjmJ f

Moiy is witl :n iotenseiv dratii.iti

)its Next Monday

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Members of the American Society of Mechani" il Fnsineers will enter

tain alv!n W. Kb-e, secretary ofthej society, at the Hotel Mlshawaka ; t.rif1:v venlnir ri-vt af 6:4'

o'clock. Mr. Fire will speak on national entrineerintr sorietlon. and the relation of local sections to national and local engineering poeietbs, elvi-? bo'lis and durational institutions. Mr. Itlce Is said to be a speaker of considerable ability. AU engineers and their friends .re invited to be present and to make reservations with F. II. Ahara. I)dife M f c Co. The society i" one of the larfrept In the world. Mlshawaka beim? represented by over a dozen members. The committee in charge of arrancementK Is: W. K. Hoe. F. H. yy'illlnms n'ul "Sir. Ahara.

r:TritT.ivs at divni-hi. Mrs. r.lmer Hepler. W. Froadway. was hostess Tuesday at a 12 'dock dinner on the occasion of her birthday anniversary. Amonff he out of town truests present were: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith. Mrs. Harry May. Miss Harriet May and John Sosserman of Flkhart.

TO F.NTFItTAIN WITH I.NCF. The Mico-kin club has issued invitations for a dance to be jriven Thursday evening at the K. of C. home. Harry lienny's orchestra of .South Fend will furnish the music. The committee in charge of the entertainment is Misses Marcella S-hc.iiri;er. Marituerit.- aid Augusta Tr-mel, Margaret Hickel. Marie Farrttt and Virginia Iladomskl.

Five new cas-s of rr.a'.lpcrx wrrc reported to Hfalth On.cer H. A. M.tjrrane. Wednesday. It was thouph' the disease was on th' decrease the last rase beins reported Jan. 29. The new cases are Franklin Harri. :H W. Fourth st.: Orvil Cr'n and Margaret Ze'. er. 1109 Ann st.: and Mrs. M.iry Sheidier. f05 F Mtshawaka a v. Onlv one heme was released freir qtiarantlne. that lIn? Mildred Woolf. 127 W. Broadway.

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S LEADING TEWSPAPEh

Morning Evening Sunday

win, atti:m mahdi chas. Wi'liam 1 1 . and Thomas F. Feerproprietors' of the Fnited News depot, have Thursday for New Orleans, to attend the Mardi Gras.

WILT, rNTITKTAIV AT THIMHTiF.. Mrs. William Sheidler. 2 2 4 Indiana av., will entertain the Hoya' Veisrhbors at a thimble Thursday afternoon.

AVCrSTl S DAVIS rrXKILMi. Funeral servirea for Augustus lavi. father of Mrs. Uois Emlnger and Mrn. Carl Alber of this city, will be held at the residence of Mrs. Charki? Knarp at Three Fivers. Mich.. Thursday afternoon at 1 o' lock. Furial will be at Parkville, Mich. WII.FIAM AIJUTHT IIAIAi rr.i-:iLii. The bodv of Willian. Albert Hall. 81 years old. 217 N. Hill St., was rent Wednesday morning; to White Piaeon. where the funeral services and burial will take place.

nn mi nr.ee )i. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fay Peters, 013 S. Ninth st.. at St. Joseph's Maternitv hospital. Wednesday.

visiting n.rniTi:K. Mrs. F. W. Henley of .Tacksor. Mirh.. Is visiting her daughter. Mi - H V'theln.

PLAN COTTA fill PlLAYFlt MFI7TIXCJS. "Heart's Fase' will be the topic to be discussed by Dr. F. F. Parker at the everting service at the Methodist church tonight. Cottage prayer meetings have been planned for Thursday and Friday mornings at 10 o'olocji.

CLASS PAHTY. The Good Will circle of the First Christian church will enjoy a clns partv at the home of JUv. and Mrs.

ft. W. Titus, .107 Lineoln way Thürs. lav vening.

W. O. W. ATTFNTIOV. Regular mec-ting at Moose Thursday evening. Flection of t gates to convention. Fdwin Polevoorde. Advt.

hall

Miss Fa Neuman. Miss Corine Nelson. Miss Fdith Sexton. A. Suhr. Flrner Iwis.

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to i:nti:i:tain cxrit. Mrs. Crorge Weimer. Homewood .. will entertain the Sunshine club

H. I at lier home Thursday afternoon.

lids could

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so iKe in

1'aversba m Ho- part of Fnp.dort and

the A OPTICI p. s Rochester. The

tctiiui. Tilled situations.

'ofer."-- and brings to .? happy .lu.-iofi a splorlid ro;-iianc-.

IS IMPROVINfi. Th-- condition of Mrs. lverdn i ;.imbr;ght. W. First st.. who re-

üuyjnu' i en i .1 rvium "j" 1 j at ion' at the St. Joseph hospital haj

sufficiently improved to he removel to her borne.

niSlIOI KNICK iniliOCKFU er i Li). Mrs. Fred Rotsett. S. Sarah was hostess to the members of Rishop Knickerbocker guild of

Paul's Fpixeopal church Tuesdayevening. Refreshments yvcre served.

St., the St.

liAIMFS' AID TO Ml'FT. The Ladle' Aid of St. Peter's Lutheran church will be entertained Thursday afternoon at the hall. Mrs. A. Flock will be hostess. The business meeting will commence at 2:30 o'clock.

KeepYourSkiii-Pores Active and Healthy With Cuticura Soap Sp,Oirtmnt.Tl?emt!.yrwKTe For arrT! mi4r: Cattcara Lbrttrloi.r IX. KUda,UM.

.ALCCARi:i: PARTY. Mrs. W. F. Kerr. 301 E. Grove st., will entertain the members of Golden Ro.l Hive No 180, at - Maccabee party at her homi Thursday evening.

Finch & Spraye (Grace M. Finch, Prop.) AMBULANCE SERVICE 1202 N. Main St.? Mishawaka Phones. Mishawaka 100

Nional Rrotherhood of mp'.oy

s election 01 oincers Hinein. Jacob Schmidt, Pres. Advt.

rou sau: fiitxory ntul Mont Market lriv Rcasonabh CAUL FAllIlI MV2 W. Ninth St. Pltom- Ml1iaaka .12 .

with an'. c(ri-

niKTII UM(XUI)S. Rom Feb. 1 to Mr. and Mrs. tin Fmmons. a son.

A up-

Mishawaka Classified

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i o'M -Tri y. le nt 1U N. Mill St.. ewuer 'in l::ie s!:ue by bhiitifylng l,r,;ll rv l .! tn if f'r -ol Aiittmotlle. for llxrhiinge Ft i'lii; sT.Ti: o' i:e:l estate : ri.-uilU'f si. A t -reip.-. C. ltauU. s. vn-

it t. st.. Uivr l'ark Ti ;;i,Ti T -"TlMel.-r s-v-ii pa SeltptT, Wirr tl'.-N. the g'.'i'l . i'T'1 tire. Will hike l..U'e r. -elfter er toiiriri' .;ir In t-ieP-. Il.iv .In-iultli.

-Jd N. Main st. F" d. :o N iel d-d

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VA.N'l"i:i Til ltl'Y A seven r eic'it room leMise in Mivlutw:tka: will pay nh. II. Holl. Xcivs.'.'liiic. Itf;

Rooms With(ut Doanl.

IW'o f iifriiiKlictl nnii r llirlif li"ii".-- ! kei'ptng; in-ft-r couple vln 'erk. j JF N. Mill nt. .'tl i

1 lupins For Hoiikfcplng.

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l.N -T train f.r iapl pant laiin-M'.-r. N im .v.e.li.if . i-i:iii--ns.itb,n but ',;ii ! n vi-nr niul -ip !i'u )ii.ill:b-'l. l".-r app-'fat mt i.t .!i'u" Mr. .!"h;i I.ewil. Mi.i.in.ik i H -tel. sit hü t Ion-. Wnnttnl l-n4il' "' J AI VWäTTte.l. n yi.nuc Indy of Cliri!:i t!i f.iit'.i afi.l ur.tn- i:i;d -red. t take lip t ra vt-ll ii it ; eslticii wit. u a. p:o.y !- i p tiifioiial !.iisii..-is. s"Ji.tw JT taaatli. ee:;vs a:;d i o ui i : : i - i ;i paii! Sp'eiii'.M rt unit v : tlw !'l:"if an. I j.Al - "':ii.ted 1m t. take tip t.a ',) !.! iicrk, '..-.ally ia mo-rest I. I . i u -Ii.ir. st ." t -S.'.oo r 1 v guarantee, J. A.blres, t ? I lnies, I'.-'V 114 " .111 tf I lap. rle'p-l .; -raf.-r f.r I'.-i-: i. li.iiliTig' iin- lii!'.'. A;.; ) .N il lei .1 v iit-tT Pr-'-lu t Cvj. "Jt ".

i rU.NSlli;i- U.M.i. i f..r I'g'ut li.u-.-keejiing. Call Mi ItawaK.., CM :;f. It A 11 T Udo. Two furnUl.e.l rooijK f r Illit lioiiM-Leeniiig f r rent. In-

lire cvfiiiims.

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l,AVlii;.('i: .Nl'.-l'.. sol. Four r.- in tieue- Iiujulre on prend.-es. It 2.

Itll-luo.-. l'flwU).

lK s.i,i; A uuinber et 1 ital cii t r:i ft ranging fnua $l.iiOO to Jä.O'.x, i...iri'r; ' interest free fr.m all t.ixntloii. .Viier v ill fc-'iiaraiite.' juivinnt-t n .mv ef tlu'-e r.iutrats Culpaert 1U a it v rp.r:it in. lt'.-lJS Lincoli. way W. I'hoi." ,ti!liav.iUn 2."ff

Farms and for Sale. B3 1 1 1 C S . 1 . 1 : - S i x i -1 1 . r aiTf farm n-.-ar i:ikh:irt. Fair builditig, id-e feiir ai're t're en n.-t M.le of huihliiig : within I'.j liifl. S "f I i'e .lump wlu fi- .tj c: I get all th" ferti'.ler you vnut free. For a bw ah price, .-ee Stark K ilty . r."i

)gv. Cats. Pets.

A .s.M I'd i:ls I. .n.'.'ir net ,.l, ,u I., r x. il s, l.'l M ihi st. I'l.-e Mihnr. r'u -4.. 10', itlrles lYr ale. "!

Houses for Sal

t;MM Itn.I.iAKI T.' 15I.I f-r s.d. :' wld tr.nb' fur u'e.d P-d ub'e r,r put. pud tA'.'. I':i,,e Mis'.i:iH;l, i

l lt SAI.K -11 ;!.".!, j, i c-.'N .f : U prl-Ts Ptmii.' Mlsimwaka 1'2. W. Yoxnii;. 0'. Fonrtt' st. "It7

hl.l. VM It red it.ite Iiw aj;.l he sai 1 isfied ; ib'it and rgret it; v. ! nre !-.ere t, ell property t r your rj

we Iii : I outrigiu H.tn x, 111 s. flurili tl. .Misii.i aka 17--PM'.. Iff l'll SAI.i: seven reui bo:ie, n.-arl lew. .mi rt-ith ble, A;ra:iee ain! elwtrlo llglit. n. bath, la r ire tib'k.-u lieuse. l'rh-e Jl,70U. Mark Kealty ' ."I'l

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TODAY AND TOMORROW Lewis J. Selznick present WILLIAM FAVERSHAM America's greatest stage personality, in his first super-photoplay "THE MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF" A tale of tangled identities. It is a production worthy of an actor of Mr. FavcrshanVs capabilities, IU comedy situations, its dramatic moments, its air of mystery lend themselves readily to this stage star! artistry. Also "DOING TIME," a Snub Pollard comedy. SATURDAY SHIRLEY MASON in "GIRL OF MY H.EART' adapted from Frances Marion Mitchell's story, Joan of Rainbow Springs."

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SPECIALS at PISER'S for Thursday and Friday CHALLIES 3b-in. wide, large assortment, good patterns, regular 39c kind 18c KIMONOS Flannel. neat patterns, best materials, $5.00 kind $2.49 MEN'S COVERALLS Heavy grade, double stitch, best makes, $4.00 $4.50 value $2.79 BLEACHED MUSLIN 36-in. wide, good quality Muslin, per yard 15c TOWELS Large Turkish Towels, 75c value 29c BOYS' MACKINAWS All sizes, nothing better. Keep the boy warm; $10.50 value $5.95 LADIES' SILK HOSE Regular $1.25 kind. 49c SPECIAL. R. M. C. AND O. N. T. Crochet Cotton; 4 limit; per ball 9c Abraham Riser Cor. 4th and Smith Sts. Near Lincoln Way Mishawaka

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Today Saturday Sunday

VAUDEVILLI 4 SNAPPY ACTS 4 AND A FIVE-REEL FEATURE PICTURE

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Comedy Singing, Talking and Piano

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LAMB & MARIE BENTO GOODRICH ELMORE BROS. Xoolty Iaiuliie. Siimlni; "An I'venln at Act. Comedienne Hume"

COMING Four Days Starting MONDAY, Feb. 7th THE HARRISON MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY, offering a repertoire of high-class musical comedies. An excellent cast and glittering whirl of bewitching beauties. 20 PEOPLE 20 MOSTLY GIRLS GUARANTEED TO BE THE BEST SHOW OF THE SEASON. PLAYS CHANGED NIGHTLY.

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

Beginning Tomorrow WALLACE REID "EXCUSE MY DUST"

LAST TIMES TODAY Robert Warwick IN " J A C K

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The celebrated comedy which served as a starring vehicle for John Drew on the spoken stage. The tale of an iceman-waiter who posed as an archduke to win the pretty daughter of newly-rich snobs and got her! Major Warwick in a dashing role and a score of stirring adventures. lb

BENEFIT PERFORMANCE Saturday morning, 10 a.m. to noon, to aid the Herbert Hoover Fund for starving babies of Europe. Send the children.

A Vigil That Never Sleeps

With a corps of twenty-one editors, reporters, telegraph operators fourteen men and seven girls, THE NEWS-TIMES covers the local field, night and day, keeping its readers informed of current happenings. It is the greatest news gathering and publishing agency, not only in South Bend and throughout Northern Indiana, but in Southern Michigan. Three Leased Wire Telegraphic Services and Special Correspondents Feed The News-Times Columns From All Nooks and Corners of Earth THE NEWS-TIMES with its three wire services the United Pres3 and International News services, supplemented by the Associated Press on the morning edition, stands connected by telegraph with every news center of the world. News dispatches are received by .operators employed in THE NEWS-TIMES offices and nothing escapes the telegraphic editor's notice. His problem is what not to print; to cull the best from this mass of world-wide news. Besides special correspondents are employed in such centers as Washington, Indianapolis, and nearer home, in Elkhart, Laporte, Niles, Plymouth, Goshen; everywhere, say, in St. Joseph and surrounding counties. In this respect The News-Times equipment is equal to that of any newspaper in Indiana. Special Features Daily and Sunday That Break Up the News Monotonies , Beginning with Feb. 1st The News-Times becomes a member of the Newspaper Enterprise Association the greatest feature service serving syndicate in the country. The features are innumerable, of a news, sport, social and fashion nature, illustrated with pictures by such writers as E. M. Thierry, Milton Bronner, John H. Wigmore, Dr. James I. Vance, Djuna Barnes ajid Olive Roberts Barton the latter of whom has been with us before. It also brings to us daily The Satterfield, Condo, Parks and Ahern Cartoons and the Allman and Blosser WellKnown Comic Strips

which will be in addition to the "Toots and Casper," "Barney Google,

and "Polly and Her Pals" that we are carrying daily now. A page each of these latter two, another page of "Just Boy" and one of "The Katsies" go to make up a highly colored Sunday comic supplement always interesting to the children and some grown-ups. AMOUNG THE STARS BILL ARMSTRONG NEWS-TIMES PEST Everybody knows Bill Wilbur Roy with his "Tower of Babel;' the pest, not only of the whole office, but this entire town. Asa pest, his pestering speaking from the inside, consist mainly of a two or three days' vacation every time anybody outside gets riled over hi3 joke-srrith-ery, thua leaving it to ye editors to smooth it over; take the cussing. However, it's worth it. Bill has a following just five times as humorous as the papers we print quoted and requoted until no longer recognizable. "A little nonsense now and then," etc. You know the rest. Well, that's why Bill is tolerated; "relished by the best of men" and Evelyn. MISS HELEN ROWLAND AS MRS. SOLOMON America's most noted woman satirist. Her "Mrs. Solomon Says, in The Sunday News-Times, and her "Reflections of a Bachelor Girl," and "As A Woman Thinketh" articles, are all classics. Miss Rowland isn't a female preacheress. She is a philcsopheress. Gel the Rowland habit and see the world of femininity with unsealed eyes. It's a revelation in polite sarcasm. EDGAR A. GUEST AND JAMES J. MONTAGUE These are the day to day poets among The News-Times features supplemented Sundays by Arthur Brooks Baker. What these three can't think of to weave into rhyme well, simply isn't worth iL Guest writes of "Just Folks," Montague on "More Truth Than Poetry" about everything, and Baker, he merely writes. Do you appreciate timely poetry? You will if you start following these. Get the habit. Poetry is sunshine. "PAT" McEVOY BACK WITH US They always come back. "Pat" started here. When he wants to be dignified he signs himself "J. P." His first name is Joseph Joe for short. His "Ignorant Essays" are a comparatively new accretion to The News-Times and that's what they are, must be, for he named them himself. He calls them "Ignorant Essays" apparently because there is so much in them that everybody knows but need to be told about before they know they know it. ADELE GARRISON THE "REVELATRESS" Proof of the interest in her "Revelations of a Wife." long a feature of The News-Times, is always present when now and then her copy fails to arrive and it b necessary to forego an instalment for a day. The telephone at once begins to rattle and her "fans" want to know "why." Not as a substitute, but supplemental to this feature, will be added the "Confessions of a Bride," the first of the coming month. Grooms, especially, should watch for it. Leave Your Subscription At The Office Main st. and Colfax av. Phone 2100

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