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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1921

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Jack's Recreation

CORWIN HARTWICK WEDS HILDA BEHSE

ONE HUNDRED ATTEND ANNUAL FAMILY MEET

Crrrmony Performed Sunday Afternoon at St. Peter's Lutheran Church.

Corwin B. Hartwick and Miss Hilda Behse were married at St. Peter's Luitheran church Sunday afternoon at four o'clock by the Rev. Otto Turk, pastor, in the presence of a

r.'ir.-i . r nf rlitiv- and friend, r: i the diu cht or of Mr. and ';nr IVhs. 3r-t N. Mrrit.. ir. l 1 a graduate of the i'cik-i IHcrh Fh i''. For the r-rr.il yeirs 0ie hi? h'-n as- : to Mis I,yn lf-:i Martlinr. 11i r: at the puM:o library. She la ::,r r the Tri Kappa sorority.

. lrf fs ri r ;irs. .Mary . 121 1-2 Llnff.ln way i rir r of the Hartwirk

h'"'P. II' is a wnrl'l war vetLi;r;g .-rv-d two years overviih the fir:- engineers of the !;. :-;-n. Ff-Ü'-'A ins; th oerea 'l;:.r,f r wan ee;-ei at the of th" 1 ri !s parent".

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AKMIsTICi: DAY SPKAKI-IIS. il'-v. C. V.". Titus ha.s hrf-n a.ked hy ?h- Woman's rlub of South IRend t .-i'l.Ir-a meeting !in1T th" club's ;ni Armifiro d y, Nov. 11, on th- s'i! jrt of "H'hevinrn and tisarrnanK nr." Mr ml-rs of the Amerir.m I rion, F.oy Sooute and other patriot;'- organizations will t" lnvitd to attend in a ho.ly. Th" meeting wi 11 (- held at South ll-T.'l ,ml will 1' an op r. or.'-.

One hundred members of the San-derman-Lillianson families attended the fourth annual reunion held at Eagle Point Sunday. Miss Janette

Evans, Chicago, was elected presi-

dent; Aruthur F. Cox. vice president; Mrs. Julia Cox. secretary. and Melvin Sanderson, treasurer. Mrs. Arthur Sanderson, Toledo. 86 w.as the oldest one present, and Harold, six months old, son of Mr. and Mr. Fayette Kindelman, youngest. At noon a basket dinner was served. The afternoon was spent with games and contests.

ARRESTED AT PARK. William Regenis, giving his resdence as Michigan av., was arrested Sunday evening at the Merrifield park bathing beach, where he is alIeged to have committed a misdemeanor. He was arrested on the complaint of the custodian of the beach. He was taken to the police station and will probably be arraigned before Judge Feig today.

CONCLUDE VACATION . Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Coats and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Slocum have returned from a week's vacation spent at Wolf lake, near Onsted, Mich.

VISITING PARENTS. Mrs. Bernard Schmitt and son Bobby of Chicago are the guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeGroote, 121 S. West st.

REMOVED TO HOSPITAL. Mrs. George Van Dinter. 530 W. Third st., is ill with pneumonia and was removed to St. Joseph's hospital for treatment Sunday afternoon.

Lincoln Timvrr.n. Thomas M'U-han In "Conrad in Qucc. of Youth" will b" shown for th" Int time todiy at th' Lincoln. '"The Jucklins." with Mont" H'ue in the premier r(l". will !" th" attraction Tuesday.

f I V J O V I N f i V A CAT ION. Gerald He mphill of th" north side fire- station i rnjoyinir a week's vacition. Mauric" Pk t"rt has r"u:n-f-d his dutie.-t .at fh- Central station .. ffe-r a week's vacation.

m:avi: pop, Indian laki:. Mr. and Mrs. Icorgf Richardson and daughter will l"ae today for Indian lake, wh"re they will enjoy a week's outing.

ACTRESS CLAIMS GIRLS SHOULD NOT FEAR MARRIAGES

But She Further Declares They Should Marry Pals, Whom They Know.

LONDON, June 19. -The. remarkable slump in marriages in GreatBritian during the last year, coupled with the publication here of sensational divorce figures from the United States, has caused serious discussion as to the reasons for the so-called failure of the modern marriage. Miss Sybil Thorndike-who is without exception, the most versatile actress on the British stage todaywill have none of it. She. admits that modern conditions

make contemplation of marriage a problem, but she comes to the front with a truly remarkeble defense of that well known institution which, we are told by some, is becming a miserable failure.

Wu can now buy real epsom palts j 't"nl"ss she is very much in love, without the awful taste and naus"a, the modern girl is inclined to be by asking your druggist for a handy afraid of marriage." Miss horndike packag" of "Epsonade Salts," which j declare d. lookf? and acts exactly Ige epsom t "Yet marriage, at its best, is the P iltc. bmu. it Is pure eppom P.ilta ( naost happy, exciting and delightful

AH! EPSOM SALTS

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comMred with fruit derivative nalts, -ivlng It the taste of sparkling lemonade. Take a tablc?poonful In a glass ol cold water whenever you feel bilious, headachy or ccnstlpated. "Fpsonade Salfs" is the much talked of discovery of the Americas msom Association. A frvh sriply of P"onade Salti 1 1 way 3 on hand at Central Drug Store American Drug Store and ' Red Cross Pharmacy Mishawaka

Rely on Cuiicura To Clear Away Skin Troubles t tacl--". 0Btmnt to xth,TI-amUroy

A fresh supply of CUTICURA always on hand at CENTRAL DRUG STORE AMERICAN DRUG STORE and RED CROSS PHARMACY Mishawaka

relationship possible in this world. Even if there is not violent love on both sides marriage can still be a good thing. "In the finest type of marriage you get a comradship which is impossible in any other relationship. "Daily habits, the little discussions and fusses about children, and also

the living together, produce a comradship which you cannot get in any other way. "There must be freedom in marrriage, and in the post-war marriage there is a freedom that husbands and wives never had before and which is all to the good.

"A married woman knows what is comely an ddecent; but. without ever going beyond the limits of comeliness and decency, she can, if she has married a pal, enjoy a freedom unknown to her grandmother. "The woman who remains unmarried misses the great experience of motherhood. "If the modern girl marries a pal I don't think she ought to feel scared. A marriage between equals is one of the most wonderful things In life." Miss Thorndike is Mrs. Lewis Casson. the mother of several handsome children. Her husband is always in the cast of a play in which she appears. At present he Is both actor and manager of the productions in which Miss Thorndike is starred.

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remains in their savings ac-

counts and makes additional

principal-constantly draw-ing more interest.

Think it over.

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ELKS MARDI GRAS TO BE HELD JUNE 28 IN WISCONSIN

Thousands Expected to Attend Annual Affair of Secret

Organization.

Jack Dempsey finds relief from strenuous training by reading novels and studying at his Atlantic City camp. His police dog guards him as he re a ds.

THE BANK AHEAD"

by Berton Braley

SAY. now, listen, Monsieur Georges, this ain't any private scrap. But a fight that people talk of all around the blooming map; Don't you see they are interested, doping out who'll win the fray? And they want to look you over in a friendly sort of way! Why, old man, when first you landed everybody wished you luck. Everybody boosted for you, praised your courage and your pluck. Put this barbed-wire fencing business and this secret training stuff Sort of makes the people peevish, and they show it plain enough! LOOK here, Georges, we won't bite you but we'd like a chance to know Just a little more about you and the goods you have to show; Let us see you box a trifle - in a semi-public spot, It's not wise to chase reporters and the fight fans off the lot; Let us get an eyeful, Georges, tell Descamps his ways are wrong. All this mystery and silence doesn't please a Yankee throng; Take a tip from Dempsey's outfit, give a welcome to the mob, Then we'll know that you are human, then we'll know you're on the job. TRUE, you're very shy and modest but you're famous just the same. We expect you in the spotlight and you'd better play the game; You've got many friendly boosters, but their joy is not intense When you do your work in secret, shut off by a ten-foot fence. Listen, Georges, hear our counsel - don't keep people in the dark, Write a "Welcome" on the doormat of your present training-park; Give the fans a chance to see you - that's a better, wiser plan - And you'll hear them cheering for you as a "First class fighting man!" (Copyright. 1921, by Newspaper Enterprise.)

During the last illness of Daniel Webster, in his loved home near the seashore, he maintained his interest in the farm to the last and the day before his death he had some of his fancy cattle driven across the lawn under the window so he could ses them, the herd being one of his prized possessions-

The Reds took the measure of the Phillies in a slugfest.

Our Ice Supply IS UNLIMITED regardless of the weather. For Real Service Call Mishawaka 281. CONSUMERS ICE CO.

Mishawaka Classified

HARLEY DAVIDSON motorcycle, electrically equipped, used one season, first

class condition: extra bargain for quick sale. 227 E. Ruilt st. 19t7

Houses for Sale.-

Help Wanted - Female.

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Male Help Wanted

VANTi:i Mslit counter man. Apply Smithy' rest lur.-iLt. Jl.". N. Main ht. lti

PK SALK Wafer power washer and ringer; rlieap if taken Ht once. I'la.ne: Mis'hawakc 2VS, Mrs. F.igan. 17T1

Household Goods.

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HEATPK One six f.-a round dining'

rona tatde; one china raid net for s.il. 11 W. K. urth st. Y.t2 Fuli SALI; n" ted, tiring. mattress, i-or.k stove, gnu stovt- .uid C ru. Call t 71 Lincoln W.iv. W, M;-l aw.'kM.

Rooms Without Board.

1'OK KKM la.ve mrnished ligiit housekeeping re.inis. 0: S. Seventeenth St. I'hou- Mishawaka 27'i. InTJ

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WANT TO KK.N I modern en loom houe: pxd location, oefre iug. 1. P. C. Kuirnon, Kci .lalhille. lt.5

Houses for Sale.

luh äA Li-: 7 ro.'u etrKtij modera tom-s on Et Marion irec. la tint r;is repair. Dargtln IT tkea at oon T. J. Hutten, rootn Orpbeura I3M. i'in w Lippoln V?4 Full SALL Mne-rooin hu'ie. larg- orcer lot, p'enty of shade, s.-ir.e fruit. See lei F. Jarrett. mj K. Crove st 17t7 A .SLH' Fl L It - let UM t oIl Aiji: l)Q F.lghth sr., .'.r; down Colpaert liealty Corjuratiun, phuLa- Mishawaka llbl. 17if

HI UI it OWN LAMH.UKI Niorey iald iti rent is money wasted. i ;u ran owu your own home for or -.fw ,iown und the baUme lu easy iiionihiv iaynients. New ö room tottatre on Eighth Sf.. only .2.'.'A). New r.-rooui huncalow on W. Seventh st modern - this is a i-arMin. . Y,T 4 V."111 l,,ttP "n Flphteenth st. in KSver Park, only .J,r-M New 4-r.om dface with one or two a res of lind; S. Spring st. New -,-room bunjralnw mi XV. Sixth i-t.. ha modern; aiir.ti,(.r bargain. .". r. . .ottatre with uro. er j store In front part; will sell nt Jl.af.ft. w-:om house on Seveiteerith Ft., Klrer lark, nearly modern, $3..Vmj 0 room l.unsalow on ClirTord rt . In down- Mri'orU,,,lern excopt 'ufnaoe; V0 7-r.oni house oa v. Tenth st . $"0OO f. roem mo.rern hous? oa S. Union: lose in ; M,:vo. ' 7 room hoie on IV. Serenth ft., $f&) .-room house on Laurel ht., in flee condition; a bargain. H-rooai house on foutheat corner Short and Ali. e pfs. ; only nv 5t!'$riw LO,iS' mo',-rn- n"E. 'Marion OnlyK-CUPe OD W' Flfth n ' must STOr PAYING RENT! Come in any evening except Sunday COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION li''-?S Lin. oln Way. W. I'hone Mishawaka 11S1 lOtf rK SALE Partly modern bou, ?3Co. Inquire F. Mishawaka v., or phone Mihawaka tU'.i. 12tJ. NEW FIVE l"JOM BLNGÄLUW .lust completed; cftuenient kitchn. attraiiIre dluirg r o:n and living: reom. Two spacious retlroemg with closet 1q each All modern; J.'-OO cash. Colpart Ue ilty Corforr.iUn. 121-2 Lincoln Way W. Phone Mishawaka 1191. jtf 6 KUUM HoL'ssi: ca corner.of Alice and short sts., city water, electric lights and pas; an ideal home, only $2 360 Colpaert Realty Corporation. Phone Mishawaka 11S1. jjtf MuDhiiN HUME AT PiiU-WAll PRICE 7 ROOMS all modern near Main on Ninth ft. Firt claes condition; good garden beautiful lawn; good ue'gbborbood. A pnip for Jl.Ooo. C RUUMS. East Lawrence, good buy for te money. 2.70o. Acreage underpriced for quick ale; also a number of deslratde lots worth the money. J L J. W. Schindler. 112 I incoin Higbway East, Mlshanaka. Ind. i iff HuLsE AND LUT For ale: modern, ev.ept furnace; newly painted, lot and a half Inquire It. Ken, lawyer. 519 N Main st. 1ST2 M1EKN S-i;mM HtLsE Fup SALE Centrally located; fine place for doetor or businfid mau. Address Rox A W News-Times. 1 "i; SALE New tour-ruonj bouse; eleo-Ir.v-light gs. new hi. ken houn.. ' rW. 2.. no 19 1 tendri k st. i;tl Fi: SALE Partly modern house. .3.jt Inquire s2l E. Ml.axvaka are or 1 -lQi.e Mil.awnka fM:. 'l?t6 MCK Hi. l;uo. CtTiA iE for aale; gas lights and rooking; rteM in house; tade and fruit; outbuildings. PbonMlshawaka 124-t. yi

Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis., June 19. -This small town is going to tackle a big proposition and its citizens will tell you now that what they are going to put over will be a howling success. Chiprewa Falls is to be the scene of the Elks' Mardi Gras and historical pageant, scheduled for the week of June 28-July 4. There was some trepidation when the Elks of Chippewa Falls embarked on this undertaking, for never before did a small city tackle anything of such major-league proportions. Chippewa Falls was admonished that it was an undertaking commersurate only with the facilities to be afforded by such cities as Milwaukee and Chicago. But the littlt municipality on the banks of

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tht Chippewa river had made up its mind, and the delegates brougt homethe favorable decision. The river town has teen preparing for the festival of the Elks for many months, and everything is reporter In readiness. Facilities have been found to make comfortable the Elk who travels hither from the furthermost point on the map. The Elks' Mardi Gras and historical pageant, which will begin here

in the last week in June, will depict

the birth, early struggles and steady growth of the Wisconsin city on the Chippewa river; will show the days when white pine was the sun aod center of Chippewa Fall's interests; will depict the rough work and play of the lumberjack, the later experiments in agriculture and dairying and the final triumphs that have put Wisconsin in the limelight as a state

of grat farm and dairy poibEFi. ! .Tir'-: Vr: and achievements. ' ;r.c rhrt

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P. Crupe arc mn'.bers of th exci-i foirth 'ir. tive committee which have the I m- gaph'-ro ) Mardi Gras and Hiitorlvil Pag-ar-t ' f ' !r":' " 1 undr its direction. William F. Ki: ! s ' r; " noted writer and Elk, is also an of!;- ",r'r'r r' ' ' rial of the Wisconsin pathrinc i-f' ; r r: 1 n " his tribesman. Miss Vera Harrington ' :r-'' ' "'" " a beautiful Chippewa FaE cirl. is a' -rm. Frei N: 1

candidate for Queen of the Elks' Carnival. Thousands of Elks are expected to attend the Mardi Gras and Historical Pageant in a few weeks. Invitations have been sent broadcast to the many Elks' Lodges throughout the United States and Canada.

Hunter.

Harry Carey has just leased

Japan has four cities of more than 100,000 inhabitants.

the governemnt 17,000 acres of range landadjoining his 12,000 acre ranch in the San Francisquitto Can-

yon. He is going in the business stock-raising on a huge scale, says, so that he can give his newly arrived son a choice of vocations

when he grows up.

Unless you ask for "Diamond Dyes" you may get a poor dye that streaks, spots, fades and ruins your goods. Every package of Diamond Dyes contains simple directions for home dyeing or tinting any new, rich, fadeless color into garments or draperies of any material. No mistakes! No failures!

A fresh supply of Diamond Dye always on hand at Central Drug Store American Drug Store and Red Cross Pharmacy Mishawaka

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Another Big Purchase of Thousands of Yards of Wash Goods

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you to this outcry of the unbecoming - this plea for the plain." WHISTLER

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Tho Sloovrless Drc?s is In. Cool, serviceable, different! The sleeveless drm i?; made, of imported E j o n er n a str.alght line drrp. to !e worn with dainty blcues. They are onl $9.75.

Lovely New SUMMERTHINGS JUST coming in with recreation days and full realization of the mellowness of suxrimer all the loveliness of Summerikings, that invite your fellowship with sunrise, sunset, the rainbow and the moonlight!

These all-too-brief days of Summer will be but lovelier in remembrance, if no trace of worn out finery and outworn style have marred its pleasureSimple, appropriate freshness and taste worthy of their wearers moods and afterward no regrets. Delay alone is fatal.

Linea Dnstcrs for -tho motorist. To protect tho mere expensive clothing; vrhen trav- J ellng nothing: 13 mcro -useful j Inexpensive--at; J 3. 3 Sund S3, j

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home this ßoatron ar.l tho ITosleiry lanhite. AwIdV.lr. of "xhito at pTlcea ranging frora"-?1.25o. JS.00, l

"Whiter Skirt? aroj a?ran -the skirts for rrjmmer and, this year fashion sayanrhito. is hotter thar ever, Gabor dine, Polret TV-il!, T:ar.r.e4 and Crepe do Chine, to St 5.00.

1 1 an Tooled D-igs cf eiTf are not to "b left at homo on such days as these, eöeciaüy "vhen they carry a, mirror, ponder box and Irp-stick. The tooling !;i of exul.-ltei design. 15.35 to S10.C0.

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Jewelry AUCTION SALE Daily 2 and 7 P. M. MAYR'S

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Samuel L Lontz & Sons The Home ol Kleaa Rud E&st Colfax Arena

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Union Shoe Company 223 So. Michigan St.

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