South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 37, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 February 1921 — Page 9

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES srxDAY. i i:nr:r.i;v r.

NEWS News-Times Office

CLUB MEMBERS ENJOY PLAYSi Excellent Presentation Enjoyed by Largest Attendance on Record. Th Ml haw aJ;;i V.'ftm.'in'a club ;--rfI its ar.r.'iii "l-'uy (Jays" y - trday aft rno.n the utter-el ir.ee b the j ir.; in th" history of tru r-nlZd! ion. Two one-art productl n. -ruitl I "The Kettle Sir.g" an "Th" M?K-r of I rearri-H' wert l.r-:nt'l y -tT. ."... ri r cast of rir;i:U-TA ulth th r: lit th'C Mv. I'T' v r.tH'ior.s ut rt- sorr-tlly o.WCT' r "Z' as h-ir.ir the ri-t ever obt;i:r, -1 m my ifü Mi: E.I win Ii. F v. ffon. i'k charge of th m. i : i n t . ro.if Ji': I''.iy. while ('Vh' ').' f r- i n i -. " t -a i t-.iütif A' aTrrrur.-:..-! th :r ffM f The e:i-v "Jlio vd Kr.h-h d-par.- t for th- firt-t named I Mi Hnth Muring j : -t in "The M.'.k'-r "f " h v. "j.- 'T -J ri t J 'a it 'u i ;oi;uu-t o: '-- j ly th j t in a;rr"clit5on of Vv r : Ixrtth" ingt." U..M- rr"l Corporan Mrs. n. r.. Kirrv Mi? Mirbu Clark Th- M..t r I I,::i.-y I '. r . . .!: ! v tf. . Mr. s üifi.kin Kr I'rank II. Iluler Mr r I -v -!- . Mr- .lirn); L5itvik Mls s. Ii--. . r:. ft Mi.i Mildred r'onda Mii M itt'i i M-.ur.-Jl . i . Mr-- rn! I. Ludwig Mr l-ttr.... Mr. I.. M. Walton Kr Ull i! K.t?- M.s. I.N-rt V. MohVr Fr-. l'l.if. Ir.rl:i Mr ri i rl A. Siulr Mr. M i r !'.!. K I A. L. Shank T.r. I 1 4 . r l'.'.v ..M'.. ) it!i r.....hr. Marv Clurk ,"TI)r Mlki-r of I)ram." f'i.rr.'f Al; t 'a mphdl l'i-rr.' f fe ü I.oU Su. kman M: iii'.iti f u r ward nn'r Mb--. I ! rl O'liman contributed "lections moat acMISliAU AKA WALLOPS BUY AS IS BASKETBALL M!,.hav.ik i hth s-hoo"s , basket b. 1 11' c' mi f 'urn-'I from IJryan. O.. Saturday noon, toutiriir the heavier nl , of a L'T to 1 a i-tory over the hih iN'jaad of tb it itv. The loi :il r w h o! I ir 1 1 diiliculty in ii,ia 1mtainiir tb- l .OJ throughout the fracii iitVI 1 be; vntertained the home fans ith snippy p an.l -in at"e', sh tli'it ' .rTiipl.jtidy' ac ! ,,af-1 U d. riw 1 1 iv k. y. s. ;ra-s plaved a wonderful -ram" in r.c- oi'k an r ptit.if iori us a ived uj to his ii'olv forward. HuM and Wei.--.; a!ro ptTforrued in :ir? t.-?a s'uape. TJie men who mad-"-- the trij return-.! with lomc ta!e- jf the splendid treatment ac- . f-rdeI, th m' in the neighboring stat; und all of liiem expressed the hope i that Itryan has so ut ed a rr rmaden' berth on Mishawaka's sch' Iule. v - sai i; cii!.i:n on I Tirve decided nt to bold my ?aleon the Kamm farm Tuesday, l'eb., s I,oui,. Ie Wespal.iere. t It: Advr. i .) i Mishawaka Lost und found. LT,ilt DI i.L V.unr.htv evening b'tuecn L. Te-ith ft. aixl lculneM diftrb't. ! ....Hr T.I.-. r. tHril f' .HW-iiuir. f.t 1 . Atitomoollo for Fxchango tS Nt: i : 1 1 1 1 1 i'v Untier s'-titr. u ' n wlie'N. ttr-. W'VA take I feariii ;ir In tr;ol L'-J't Mtu .-f. 1'i-ed i'l'Ic. s'-vi'ii pas five pood cord dge ro;ilser or Key .Lfpilth. SetiH and Cod. it:. StTha Matlon- Impairing. 15 TlA VL A uMTrtvuf.."r.-l'.dr- l at Stewart .in I IV:i;. -uriuv. .rk :ntlHelp V;iuted lale .t.t A A M Fl 1 wi i 1 1 1 yi"ii sn. ii 17 tfof nffii- "wirk. n w Lo llks to pirate Us lit inn; binary or ba-i experi r. - with jnultUrui'.i or ii'ldrfSfiust'T eVl'rW'tl-e Wl H ul .Vfv helpful. ( -e Co W'-'b'-n ;t.T Salome:) ent 53 ',V.M I l VS.ua. in tr ln.ii.-kef i-r fr li.l! Uii.l I'lobllv- ;ig-'l wouiaii. Il.ply, I'.. X A b, s-'"s';r.s. 1 1 - Situation. ADYWuI'b-d allied 1 Vinale i yotirc lady of Christian ! fa Ith and unin.-unibered to tak? up i traveling rmsition nlth a company do lr.g national ' i'nstnoss. $M.W pr mNtth, expend' and corumlion paid. Sj'l-U'tid epport mitt y : give fdion an l H ldrrss lO i:K, S. -Tjuies. LA LV-Wanted Lay to take up -'( or .I favi work. LvuUy In lnteret ci rLJltW. vrlfare. $1 f $'2. per day t twtrauteed. Address. Now i 1 IratV. Ilox -f 1. l)og;. Cats. Pets. 17 e'.VN'AKV HIKI'S bougrit and b.ht at I.. Toveirs. l.'l N. Main st. I'hoiie MisHwaka '.'. . lt't I'ouIItrv and Supplies. 49 1 !t SAL! i t f lb AV tf )r; airgf"n c. SertN. I or. Article For -alo 51 FuK'SALL lry oak ..vi f.r S(-'Ve r fari;a'e. rheLe Irving trit g. Mis h waka 4Ö7. eejlv Ket:;t7 FTTH." SA I.K 11-U.. lt il l co. ft of i 11 priC'.f. 1'hvue Mifiwaka 1 oatig, Ko-irth it. W. J iltT i ii. a l.i: i ou -r h.i rn-- ; Wit I i'OX. IO . mi. ! 17t!i : I.eJ ;e "''Hi S I:lvr Far I. l ir s.vLh-S rinng iu. rovunif riair, -. ' i liu-lne-. I "quipnunt. CA KKI Y ;i.S ar t -d. 3 on-h-ri-e -hery a: s::'. ?hM fr gro.-try t.j-loe .V..W. Sr.U'h. ol'J W. Fourth t.. Mi; :IW ?,::. c urri a. i: w ni.-u. :i - t:vrt 1n.Ty M;.ri, f,ir 1 i:'i'.-J. A . S;.,:th .'.la W t. P.K.; lj: OS .(N I 111J gro ery I'oiMth e.r Wnntitf -To Hn?

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EDITORIAL Mayor Gayior must certainly have bn in a particularly Jocular f mood j-Hturd.iy wh-n he stated to j the reporter that Mishawaka en1 Joyed an enviable reputation amor.K j the cities of the ptate In the matter of law- enforcement. While realizing that conditions are not perfect he is quote.! in the republican orjran as aylng that he Ia determine. 1 to exert all the power at his command to reduce the illicit tramc In liquor to a minimum. Of coup Miyor Gaylcr wan "kiddins:.' or is it pos.iMe he doea not Know that feverul Pjft (?) drink parlors within the city hour.dirle? are jelling more whisky, win and beer, the latter containing from rive to elrht per cent alcohol, than thev rever did tinier the licence sy'steni ? I I'ractlcally everyone e'fe. In MI:-sha-j wak i know, this nnd are a'ro await.1 of tli fart that these places arc run i by republicans who hae in tho "dlivcrt-d the votes to Mayor Ciyjnr or. (lection day. That thir plis la never been raided, that they sell Intoxicants openly, and that they h-ive already bun to "pine" for another term for Gayior is a notorious fact. U'nin the past week the mayor cal'td the propri-tcrs of the city's pool rooms together and cavo il;em a lecture on Sunday observance previous to notifying them they must In future k -p th ir p"Ol rooms cloid Sundays until l-:"'0. One of the proprietors aked His Worship why the w st end was tiot represented at the meetl-i? The mayor wanttd t" know if thero were, any pool or bill'ai'l tabWs in the west end! t'pon bf inx asstired there were, he reidief! "I will tak. of the west end!" are Exactly. He has been "-taking care of the west end" ever since prohibition wrnt into effect, and will prorably continue tbdnu so until the people turn him out of ofhee. CITY FIREMAX UEI)S MEXICO. IXD., WOMAN John Hendericks. driver of ehmical truck at the cerr;;! station, was ma-r; d Friday t. the .Mrs. i.e rn'n!!i Wobi.. ol Mexico, In I . :,;iiir.f enu nt of the man ia;;o 1id le.t cam a.s a s'.rprise, as V o cl :..n n-mnrpfi for some tirn- about the hall th it John -nt rtair' d such ii..entions. The cour WHS laat i led in IV-n. Ind. O; l Is iviir.i to duty yo:tevday. Mi lunderick-" :is the victim 't a . -'i- v. renade. when a IlUnil' '!' cf - j ' ih" eity's employes met hi-n a t. in (i him i the tire statu. . :' tubs nnd dih pans played n important part In the pandemonium. The newly weds will re'o'Mishawaka. CLASS I'AHTY. A class party was given by the Cond Will irele of the First Christian church at the home of the pas tor. Kev. il. XV. Titus last I,. O. T. M. ctird party and dance Tuofidav evenlnc at K. of P. hall. 4U Advt. Classified IUkhiis Without Boartl. Mil. h ST. N.. 21. fiiniiibe.l roin.i lor Uflit hou!ekee)-lii? : prefer upl wb work. rtf. o: . I i taK SAI.L A numlier uf I .i lift cutitra. t ranging from l,UCo to JÖ.'hx, i-jihiT 7 intiTT'st free from all taxation. Owner will guarantee p.tymeut on jn.f cf tLe cuutraets. e'olp.-iert IUalty Corporatioti, l.'G 1JS Liucolu wuy W. Loue Misbawaka 11S1. Farm Aiul lir Sale. ft.l IHK SALI: Slxty-tlnee a-r- fariu mar LlkLart. Fair lutl.iirz, ni.e four a.r grteve on west side of biilldinca; uithliH 1'.. rtdles of llie dum, where ytu ej ii g-t all the fertilizer vmi want fiv. Pur a low cash prb-e, see Stark Mealty Co. :::i Iloiise for Sjlr a i LL YOU It real estate now aud i fit lnea : uoui au aui regret it; AT here to I property tor your or we will buy it outright. Hastings, ill S.. Church st.. Mishawaka 17.'-1Ui.i. 'if j k . f a . 1 r"..Tn eittngf. J room ert ige hi t. all f-T .SI.'.""". F. Tenth st. 1 . r ui house, eirner lot, garage. 'oiU-ts and bath, very cetitrallj located. M MK 1) room nil mi!rii house, t-1 earn hat. V. Third m.. (rood family flit. raoinhig house or .''. r.M.tn hoi. -J hot wiiter plnnfs, 5 o.itr.s and tollotn, h'irdw.d li.tisli. fir--d.yvs. uuubl be the bft ro4mhig h..iisp,.r hotel In MUiawakn. yo.(v room all modern tiouie. hot water he.lt. gl Mge, AY. Third St.. Jd.-'AIO. ro4rii .-ill modern bungalow, new up-to-date, all oouvenletiet g, beautiful home, 7 re. .in horae, K. pHtteli st.. corner lot, wntvr newer, gnu. toilet, ia.oo. 7 renn all modern home in A-l ci-n-dltion. V. Lawreiue .-t. Duu't miss thif one. VI.'mio. i stoa. read, consider th rrt- tho la. CMtins Mn 1 t-1" i "idy .Cäniple of what f iiuve. o nr tire t nr.iy Hastings i;.-iitj r.. in s i'lnir-h st. Fh ties ITk'.lOlU, Mishawaka. rt'U SALK Seven room lew, ..'a liOith side, hour, nearlv furnaie an.l I eieviric o. th. iLjin, j.irge L(.ue. l'toe f;;.T()0. Stark Keaitv Weu ; F.. I . r"'n era f -ott aire. i:. i id heal, K. oirth st. ill modOil. room modern home, east end. i L7 r kl p. I 't, jit'. ui'-iu-'uir, pinueTNwtm i'ilfl(u ii .ill' tin . . . ."." nni-., bii uji'ufrn. iil mi j mir ioMi. .V..rt. $ ro.ra cottage, newly pnlTitei and papee.l. new purcp, barn, chicken coop, at a sacririer rrh-, tl.TM. T ro. ra all modt-rn ouagalow. corner lot. at River Tark. one block north of trttl 'r Hoe. rt r.M.m hoiifM. s. laurel ft., reats for r ha-iitli t. two farnili. " 1 o. pri. . r.'ona l).ii.-. I. Sixth !t.. 3-a.i1iil re.ca a t l r.iotl. ra Mtu.-co Lo'i, Uoim'11 enn't duplirat this at fl.r". av Yri r-M'?. f4.10ii. 0 rx-ta sdco'k. vent rally l.v.,tcJ. no lot. but cas, water, sewer, toilet, in fair condition. f2J-n. Ilcstlr.g Kenlty Co., Ill S. Cliunh id.. I.ou.-rgan. Phones. 17-' - 1010. Miiha w a k.i. Ftat for I'xcluincv :a ' I hi K Must !v i i:aik"oid. -Ko-Ca! 1 team nf hordes. oiiatrv .V.-T.-4 Finch & bpraie Urderlaiccrt (Grace M. Finch, Prop.) AMBULANCE SERVICE 202 N. Main St. Mishawaki ones. Mishawaka 1 00

ROBBERS GET SMALL HAUL l:GRANDTRUNK THEFT FRIDAY SIGHT

Contrary to a report circulated Saturday evenlrj, there, was no $2.010" robhery committed ?v the preml.-e, of the ;rnd Trunk railroad company Friday ni?I.t. I .'. Darr, frtlnrht a?ent at the local offi;e. told the News-Tim's thut the story was a pross exaggeration. H: admitted that thieve. probably boy?, had pried open a box car standing in front of the freight station and had mad? way with four automobile tiros and several pounds of meat, the total value not exceeding $10 0. According to Information iven out at the police station, the department was not Informed of the rnt.Yitr until 11 nV!nrl- in I h imorning, ana jner v. j. irenjer was unaware of the crime until told of it by a member of the depart- ' ment about noon. TtaHroad detectives have been placed on the cap. but ap yet no clue has been uncovered that would lead to the identification of the thieves. ZIMMERMAN BOUSD TO GRAD JURY OS DESERTION CHARGE The case of the state versus John Zimmerman, charged with child desertion, was heard In the city court yesterday morning and Judge Fels l oui.d tho defendant over to the grand jory under a J'OO bond. T'nc t-videnco submitted "ho wed that Zimmerman had struck hi.' wife on numerous occasions and had r,o cot.tributcd to the nuunort of tho j f..1Tjiy 6inCf. juiy. j rac:0 ;vuf brought to the attention of the s'tate. through the efforts of Mrs. F. Hauer, who is in h-:rgo uf the Ited Cross work in this city. DOHOTIIY OISH AT TFMI'Li:. flforst' lawcctt, the; veteran Ktase and fcretn actor, !as realized u ambition cherished lor years. He has directed a motion picture. "LittleMiss Rebellion, " starring Dorothy GUh. marks tr. Fawcttt'; debut with the mesatihone. This pho toplay, a lively comedy in tho typical (lish manner. Is coming to the Temple theater today. Mr. Fawcett has enjoyed a wide experience in the legitimate and screen diama. He is a graduate of the University of Virginia, and started his dramatic career in college theatricals. Iater he went on the professional stage and soon was playing leading roles in such famous produt tions as SaKini's Othello." and "The Litt'e Minister." with .Maude Adams. Mr. Fawcett was crcanizer and stapre director for the stock company that bore his name in Baltimore. Persuaded by D. W. Grifrith to transier his talents to the screen, he has had important rolrs in "Hearts of the World." "Scarlet Days." and in Dorothy Cish's "Out io Luck " "Turning the Tables-." and " i "I'll Get Him Yet." -Miss C.ish Is it his favorite of all actresses and Is particularly fitting that he should direct the chin comedienne in "Littie Miss Ilebelljon." MFSICAIj COMCItV AT CKXTI'IIY. The Magnolia troupe, three people; in hdackface comedy, harmony singing and piano playing, tops the I vaudeville bill which is given final showing this afternoon and tonight at the Century theater. Lamb and Goodrich, a novelty dancing duo. in a whirlwind of jazzy steps: Marie Klmore. petite pinging comedienne, and Bento brothers, acrobatic mar - i . . i

vew, are otner gooa acts on tins pro- a perfect male quartet as it 1 posgram which akso includes a five-reel I slble to imagine even if they don't photoplay. jring. Musical comedy is the attraction j at the Century theater for four days) Still, the signs are improving. It starting Monday. The Harrison i is getting so now that if you go info Comedy Co.. offering a repertoire of j a butcher shop and ask the price of hialwlass musical shows, with an , A pork chon. the butcher is satisrxcellent oa-tfl of comedians, dancers . tb-d with your money and does nt and pretty girls, are the entertainers, want your diamemd stud besides. The bill Is changed nightly, the fir.n j

offering being "Henpecked Henry," and Including "Oh Girlie. Girlie," "Step Lively" amf "The Grass Widow." The well-known eccentric. .n Tr...... IT.. : i ....... comeuiaii, rsiw uuu xiairjson. ueaus i his cwn company, while prominent ' are Nate Bushy, premier blackface I king, and the famous Sunshine trio, j New songs, eccentric dances, and ' lively dialogue are featured, while the costumes. stage settings and beauty choru.. deserves special j mention. Attractive lino of prins millinery on display at the Carpenter Millinery. Adv. 3t2 Attractive line of spring millinery on display at the Carpenter Millinery. Aflvt. Tt2 TODAY The Usual Excellent and Varied Program of Short Reels. Drama and Comedy Both Featured. MONDAY äjrid TUES DAY Cunning DOROTHY GISH in "Mary Ellen Comes to Town" The story of a wee country miss who seeks a stage career. Dorothy was never in her life funnier. WEDNESDAY and THUR5DAY "APRIL FOLLY" With Beautiful MARIAN DA VIES Romance that carries the spectator from a staid old English mansion, across the ocean and into varied adventures and dangers. FRIDAY and SATURDAY ENID BENNETT in "False Roads" FOK SAI.F in.fry mihI Meat Ylarket Plicx' Keaoir Ide CAF.I.O FAItlil 3.14 V. Ninth St. Fl ono .ML1i:ih:i La :H

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MAN IN THE STREET

They are prcposlr.g a curfew law for Chicago. 10 o'clock being the latadults n.ny appear on the street. Careful, there, men. S-Miie of tht. women favor that for husbands, and wome n can vote now. An Indian missionary says mo-i-rn jazz music and dancing ar- making th Indians wild again. We believe It. fur it js certainly making the white f 11. s and negroes wild. There Ls- no reason why the Indians should ( scape. Ottawa, Canada.

overrun with visitors next sea--a. j .sunpu- resting, waiting for somebody the chief of police having decided j tl) ;inj u-ave 'em something.' that women may appear on the Street:; in tights. Atlanta announces that a lady has " bten made assistant cashier of a naThe Illinois thief who banditted j tional bank there. What of it? the U. S. mail out of $17 5.000 was 'Gloria in Fxcelsis, millions of merat one time th pastor of a Metho-1 i an women officiate as cashier of dirt church, and turned free thinker, the woolen "hrst national."

A man who has hid as little experience handling money as the average Methodist preacher would be- wise to keep hU clutches off what doesn't belong to him. New York Is proposing exclusive street cars for women. We don't bcl'eve the weinen would ride in them. It would be better to experiment with exclusive cars for men. We demand that the free- seeds graft be abolished, but if it is not we demand that our share of the seeds be forthcoming.

Tbey aro saying that skirts are to I most violated of the 1,0 at present, be worn longer, but we understand but none of them seems to be pop"longer" in thi.s instance to refer to i ular. time rather than measurement.- And j if fashion decrees bmger skirts, we i It is safer as a general thing to

j believe Mishawaka girls w i.l take a ! tuck in theirs. j There's onother thing about ! ern robber is no respector of ' lant Claude Duval system. Tbr mod- . x, a imxle rn robcer is no respector of . a Philadelphia highwayman actually compelling a woman to take off her stockings and deliver up the money they contained, val would have courted Claude Dund married her. t We think our reader will agre? with us in that the Bingham and j Schindler boys come as near making i . . ! When a man dresses so all-tircl ' tine that he doesn't have a suit set j ' - I

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LA3T TIMES TODAY VAUDEVILLE And A Five Reel Picture

MAGNOLIA LAMB & MARIE BENTO TROUPE GOODRICH ELMORE BROS. Variety Dancing singing Acrobatic Fntoitainiiir-nt Team Comediciim' Novelty

FOUR DAYS STARTING TOMORROW THE HARRISON MUSICAL COMEDY CO.

Offering a repertoire of high-class musical shows. An J excellent cast and glittering whirl of X"

bewitching 20 People

Opening Play "HENPECKED HENRY" The Big Musical Hit A Joyful Tangle of Mirth, Music and Melody. GUARANTEED TO BE THE BEST SHOW OF THE SEASON Two Shows Nightly, 7 :30 and 9 :00. Prices : 40c and 55c

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Morning service, 1 1 :45. Theme "The Art of Holding rast WOMAN'S MASS MEETING AT 3 O'CLOCK Miss. Jean La Mont in Charge Theme 'The Rivers That Flow From a Spirit Filled Life" MASS MEETING FOR MEN AT 3 O'CLOCK AT THE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Rev. W. E. Pettinger in charge. Gift to Character" Evening service at 7:30. Th erne-

Miscalculated" Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Plank, Singing Evangelists Rev. B. E. Parker, D. D., Pastor

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I n t (apart for Sunday, it's a sign j Io- lacks pi'-ty. dofsn't work enough r isn i getting enougn exercise We didn't observe 'onion week .' imply because nooody sont tne por - terhouso alone. - Another hopefu. sign is, a number of labor unions have vot-nl for a reduction of wages and their kind emI'l'uis granted it. thus averting the necessity of a. strike. Wo read a good deal about the "Olivers ktrlke." It's nonsense. Tlve

will probably uv,,1wrs ar,, not striking. They art

It i.s unnecessary for us to repeat hero what a man says when he reaches his place of business in the morning and finds hu. has left his eye glasses at home. But what he does iay and think causes great rejoicing in the abode, of Satan. When we behold the countless I manifestations of a mil.tant pred- f atory instinct aiiroacl in trie land, it is not surprising that the country j went republican by such a tremend ous majority The Eighth Commandment is the I never t II a woman you knew her j when you were a little boy, but that j you knew In r w hen she was a little ; girl. Of course after he has" passed i ."a it's better for him to forget the (.u iinoofl nusiness niireiv .uniesd ne is talking with her alone. A club at Vassar has adopted resolution declaring that the stylos ought to be amended ai as to reJ quire men to wear knee oreecnes to hariHonie with the knee skirts. We appreciate the artistic intentions of these young ladles, but we believe thev have no idea what, they are asking for. Republican activity seems to have begun in earnest in Toledo. A ?.1t,000 jewelry robbery is rather startling. Sometimes the man who has the t courage of his convictions hasn't the courage of bis mistakes. "The short skirt is intended to appeal to one's artistic nature," fays a fashion writed. Well, whv MISHAWAKA beauties. Mostly Girls 6 1? I V' r"Wf rr IReYival Theme "God's 'The Man Who

liJa't thev y that i.e-ttiru? ur artitc i i.ture can :t reason - ab! conti deration, ail in th:it v of th- we 5.'nAii Uki; another i look.

mm w j r. uaim ftt3s hll is run on th i open tiio;) prir.c!pe. And. fte, luok at tne Dullness it is c!olr.i:! A Kan.us state fttr.at"r hs introduced a hill to tux 11 htcheolrs ..f 21 vrars of age or over, Jl" for the lirfOrt fit thu niihUn ..--i . I i r r-- - - ...v- , v. ..t.v -.'jv. Iii t : I and hXllelujah! Rut we don't think : that evMi a ll.oc-u a in Indiana woum move "Mike Gill. When they talk about -billion. dollar" dinners they surclv n-.u?? ; mean bouillon" dinners. I Someone is redictiny a building boom in Mish:iiaka thl We trust t is not ih same man who! I predicted that Cox wOyM carry Now i (YcrJcnd rcnnsylvanU'a;id be'elt-ct-! ! ed byl3S majority of' electoral ; rotes. The railroad managers and the railway -workers for it, but the workers may take this as a hint i from old Vex Pop: The people are' pot goicsr to pay any more, and oa that line are ready tn scrap :t out I with ithr Je of the controversy' or b7th. and are not afraid to talk 1 1 straight to either. A Chlcign wonun wants : vcrce rru.si her huband a di.her pay IJO a moivh and a il.)')-j j oonri at me en l of the year fori the privileff of Tirins: with htm Weir, nil thi

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l cao better than thia dog. A the new style "baltcon s skirt is callea must bo kirL" It. i otc;us it spreads and fills. If Tot .anythinr- el.. then wollen misrhf a; well wear tighu a.vl I-a done wirh I - J Tho report from Washington that men are trying to capture the democratic organization signifies that our party must U-at large again. additional, mjsfiawaka news on page; tfn. Closing Out Sale of Blister Brown Shoes starts Tuesday. the window W. L. DOUGLAS Shoe Stores Mishawaka 3C Dxm JI

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