South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 8, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 January 1922 — Page 12

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES SUNDAY. JANUARY 6. T922

MAN IN THE STREET

cw a ln of trau harrtet In th Io.mI market th other day. ivno wluM F.kr to 5utjcri. fr a I .-huir' "f ?.rck 5:i a corporation t" i t-.jro f.Ue of tlie Mrri'A will ;!r.I- j lv t us know. It ynav b prf.iV. that 1 r 0 riTm in.'k'ht ri? rpr: r.vr with f:niTir.il tuitln. put thl frat .ut tütin:: th" r.r th ninth yar in fK.-pwin u. MfridM th lUll-Hand bari'iurt Thur.l,'iv vrninic. W have hni ! r atmiffr como and o during, W had iwyivp rd i i:'.v: f-rr on (,'irh Mich orra?;on, but that of Y. .1. Fink .r.i',1 reirairix with 1:; n-l !t i n't puch n (!arnd bid far aft-.- all. Wo understand r:. J. W. in a Mishawaka produ.t. If that's Ut have more of hi." kind behind more of m i -Ii ritTpris-- as that f the " n 11 1 r tri:.- i: thtt Kinz C.cnvz L" -on'-inlrlntf by uitinc th pain oI crown -worn by his fathr. lt' an uninitisratf d untruth. but rrrj.ln.l! im that in.f ad of warin a t f'n. tho kins' ordinarily wrar.i th" h olar of a o'd! r. or thf lid of '.l-to-'in c ity buin'-s in'tn. ArldinKton li;uf dflar" that r'i! hflvf the rry h:Khet food v.iluc. ft may b true, and th- supl !y if. urK!Ktirin:ibly abundant. lVr.ini'v. Iiowpvr, it nvikfM u. sirk !n tlit -torr;a h ' Ji t th.nk a ntubaliTn. A Philadelphia, man pro? 10 f..:- ralfir-r a $2 bill to ?10), and on th s.4riif day an r mlx-zzi r pot one c-.,r f..r stealing ?l"0."An. Tin; liw h.-stcs a piker. V vant t f'l all yu ä'"1 folks tltat w have already .secured more tVn half of the prb of the Ford . o'jpe wc a.- poircr t? present tf that ariP'd of mer.-y. Mrs. Sue X. l'miev. l.fiT' tunny lay.. Send In your subscription.- to rr.mk "'oats. th undertaker. He won't bury them, and v- will pubb.oti your miiKs in pood tim-. A mif- nanml "Monnhine." nhi.h ccf the pnvrnmpnt $fi72, was soj. 1 the- other day for SC.". The covernment lost a wad. but parted with her on a strictly bottled-in-b..nd ba "!.'. Tlo- di.patch.s tell us that there are manv li'i'i'T aes In the Chieatro cnurt-' due, f.f COUrse, to - the irriimstanoe that there nn- 50 many j ,a--s of liriuor in 'hicapo. j T':i' former Hernun crown prince h arned t m ike horseshoes and vhorsth'W made by Mini arc sold for M '. "o I. c have slid all alont,' !b-vi- micht be a ;- r for le-d-M ishawaka Classified Automobiles For Sale 11 ronns to Tnc tartt oesirinq A COOD CHEAT CSED FOOD CAB CA I.I. MISIIAWAKA C077 even. Auto Accssor1cs y7) NAi.r, Ford t'xirinr e;ir l.nrlv. nulrn if TV: Margaret nft.-r T v m r ttt' z-r ' In '.f '. ulo 1icry iaracoN Hi rt"iR"UF; T io fnin. partly itu'dem : i;.-r,i; . norir t'ii'T plant : rent r- -vro.l. Ci.li'i.Tt i:.-;ilt iVrp. i-', Ihilno S'nires Offcrc! s i WAS ! Kl' :i-hi'ti and ireninüTK; seed wtW c u.t r it i I '.Tlltl f'r and dein, red ttiT I ..eiif vt fi,.la. w-1 ir-l Want"! IVmab 32 .IUI. w;iiif't t r h'Oiw (07k : re wiiht ti ; rr'it ;t ri- fr r r1 . N. iU t er i !i Mit.a nka 4'M. v t ' Situation. Vnnta! rcmalc ao t I . 1 1 V A I !,.me !; ruif ndj wahin,:h t- )e NHiiT.a-n-n Riiaranfd. l'lepr Mi) ;.".." er ht'l lite at lljuidu)ld (mumI 59 Hi Fi A t lnr, . H M bin: e r - ! a mI l iirnT, rhpup. NC St 1 It'xtus Without Iward 8 i"K Kl'.NI Two f tirnHre.i ri'in (.-r "nr. NT Pht heusekeepinw'. Mihivnkn .1 C.T1 !tmis for llnusrkt'ptitT 69 MA W!N T r- e;n-t fer 1; ln.'drn W.. 114 Three furnished Cht li'V.iv kifjiii: fur rent: priv.ifi- rn le-f. Phtp. I. I V t ( : - . i Wantcnl In Rent s l!v ic ii r I. Ith lirii rr iill !

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A.s havr computed it. a woman rndürr.. just twice th physical exhautirt in Fpndlnj:r a dollar that ; hc husband endurM Jn arnlncr It, I 1 1 1 1'-5.h tim 5ho employs limine J acrounf'd for y hT intn"ivo i work. Th manufacturer' of holeproof lm?jpry do nt advTt!o fal.ly. j They naturally, but In many cas'-H . mLtaknly. ir.fr that their irto encounter trimmed innts are toonil!?. I'red X. Smith, hu.stliris rnnnaer( of tho I ir.Qt Trut and ?'irt National b.ink. as everyono ruesslns. His latest report nhows that his lnK!tutIons havr morn money on hand than thoy know what to do with. We shall I'red Monday and try to pot a $23 ninety day note 7ut throuch. That may relieve tho tension and keop' the walls of the bank buildincr intact. ''n American dollar will buy TI.'.CK'O Itu-siar. roubles, the former nr vahi" of which wa.s about $73,roo. A Russian bank doesn't need a ."tmncr hii" with vaults such as Louis Cers:bauer is having put in hi now bank on th north fdde of ! tli rivr. It n"e(l.s abinit a thousand I acres of land upon which to store j its i urrn' y. I S." percent of the bureau's weather report." are accurate, i Pat the 1." percent mise? are enough to p-t our clothes spoiled. Of course, it wü. heathen viciousnrsx and malvolrnco that made Japan want Jo retain the nil but completed Muts'i. the bipre't ironclad in the world, but we mu.st .admit she would have been a sublimated fool if 5he had agreed to scrap it. The advice. "Hon't be a fool," is .aund cnoush. hut it works poorly in eontrenital cases. We are lri:,in interest in the statisticians. One say food cost has been reduced 22 percent in a year. He evidently frets his dope from the farmers' sellincr price. instead of what folk ray at the corned beef and cabbage counter. An inquisitive .subscriber of Well .t. i impertinent cnouKh to ask whether we yield or bolt when we find some of our democratic brethren against us. We do neither; we r ad em out of the party. "Peace will not be fully assured until the Pnited States recognize? Kurope- financially," says a German banker. That, then will be the finishing "touch." A Chicago man pave his wife p. riuistma.s present and dropped dead. There are a ood many wives in thi country who mlcrht drop dead if their hu.-bands pave them Christmas presents. f course, if dentist are to be permitted to prescribe whisky for their patients. . e predict a prcat wave of tooth-pullinp in the I'nited States. A hop w'iKhinc 014 pounds -was l ilb-d at Tiporte lat week. Tlie lesson the oeMurrettee teaches is that the clutton or the protiteer meets h.s fate at las. T.et if they do s,jy that n.'.AOO rubles nre worth a dollar, we wouldn't civo a dollur for them at least until we hall linv recuper ated a little from the Christmas uphea val. "We assert that more ilk stockings were Tilled in Mistiawaka this ( 'liritnias than eer MI1i.ih ik.i irir'M f'll

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stof-Vlr. to I caj ncit y. Anyone who s.is that Hank lU-icer'. voi-e has suffered from mellowed age is wrnnr. positively w rone. Hank".' rendition of "Katy, Ibautiful Katy," was a masterpiece .it the Pill-Hand banuuet. and Hnnk satig it a if b.is wife's Christian natne was "Katy." For a man in th priiuo of life Hank Helper may be said to have preserved hi vocal herds in a manner illustrative of i congenial home. life. "Mark". rendition of "How "liarli lr T Am." was par. bed Inrnyx. sung through a Notwithstanding, of the Presbyter rw. c- seeral n t ii ro.ats echot d the sentiment in n manner to how ''f the .KOTlg We understand we bae been barred, fr. in the democratic party. All's we , , lad.. We have a letter from In- ( uiapolis asking us to all'.gn our- , h pronibltion rn, . . , ' , party in Mishawaka, and we have taken it under tearful cnnVdcration. W!iat' the use, bos? When a stubborn SVotch Tiew-spaper man take; something into his head or hi stomach. h's bound to raise Cain in whatever company h L. Hae you noticed how- o,uiet and d:,'tr.:;.i Till! Turrr. Ralph Vclg and W. 1". Wallach are under the strain ? Cltl OK THANKS. hereby wish to express our W sincere thanks to all of our r(!shlurs. the Abraham Ivlncoln lode. I. O. O. P.. of South Bend, and the friends and employes rf the South Pend of the American Kxf 1 . i . . prreja company for their actA of kindness and expressions rf -m-pnthy extended to u during the recent illnens and death of our daughter. Vera Ktta. We are ao grateful for all floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Pussell M.Tiure. Advi.-Stl Ndnli Side Trut Savings Co. Will pay 4'" interest on all savings. depo?-tTnade prior to Jan. 12, from Jan. 1. Adv. Zt.

THE NEWS-TIMES fund for a Ford coupe to be used by Mrs. Sue N. Bauer, in charge of the home service department of the Mishawaka Red Cross, is growing rapidly. Checks and money are coming in at a healthy rate. The fund must be completed by next Saturday. Bring on those checks! Bring them to The NewsTimes office or give or mail them , to Frank E. Coats. Better sign that check before we go out after it, 'cause we're bound to get it. Some people have the impression that this Ford coupe will be given to Mrs. Bauer. That is not the case. She will have the use of it during her stay here for Red Cross work. The coupe will be the property of the local chapter of the American Red Cross and will be for the exclusive use of the resident nurse. The Red Cross does heroic work. The' nurse is out in all sorts of inclement weather. Human life often depends upon the rapidity with which . she makes a call. She , is a doctor for all humanity. Give and give gladly! It is a great cause.

MISHAWAKA MAN IS OVERCOME BY GAS Kdward Peiffer Narrowly Is-1 capes Death When Found in Garage Is Improved. Edward Peiffer, 507 Short st., narrowly escaped deeath by asphyxiation Friday evening1 when his wife found him in an unconscious condition in his garage. Mr. Peiffer dragged him out of the building and her screams attracted the attention of the neighbors, who rushed to her assistance. Medical aid wa summoned and Mr. Pfeiffer taken to his residence. In spite of efforts made by the physician. Mr. Peiffer did not regain consciousness until Saturday morning. Tast evening his condition was reported as being somewhat improved, although the attending doctor fears that ho has contracted pneumonia. Peiffer was working on his automobile in the garage, the doors of which were closed. Gn.s escaped from the machine and "when he was found the building wa filled with smoke. He is chief electrician at the Mishawaka Woolen company plant and is well known. CENTURY How fate crosses the lives of two women for their mutual benefit is cleverly worked out in the feature picture at the Century today. Starring Gladys Walton. the pepful young actres of interesting roles, it is entitled "All Dolled Pp." One of these women, a pretty shop-cirl save-? a wealthy spinter from being the victim of a shoplifter. How the former in borowed clothes, merts nnd falls in love with a chauff ur whom she believes to be a man of wealth, gives th story an unuMial nncle. In th end the two young peoplA confess their humble callinc in a way reminiscent of an O. Henry tnry. The spinster whom they save from a blackmail plot, adopts theni In her gratitude and they live hapMlss Walton is a spontaneous little actress, who carries th rnl with a certain pep and charm all her own. The spinster as played by i Florence Turner, becomes a person j very real, while tlo? chauffeur and i the fnlthless suitor arc. other inter C5tlntr characters. Others subjects on todav's pro- t sram will b a two-part western j drama entitled "Pichting Water" a I wild animal romMly and a timely news rel. TEMPLE Heralded as the must dramatic and fascinating screen vehicle yet Kiven to that talented star. "The Sign on the Poor." Norma Talmadce's latest feature rebas- for Associated FirM . National Pictures. Inc., will be the big feature attraction at the Temple theater today and tomorrow. "The S:n on the Poor" is the i second of the Norma Talmadge productions to be directed by Herbert i Prennn. one of the leading creators i of the silent drama. The first was j "The Passion Flower." which has I been acclaimed as one pf the big 1 screen uc cesser of the season. "The ; Sisrn on th Door" is an adaptation of Channing Pollock's Ftace play of the name name, in which Marjorie j Pambeau appeared. Tn the cast with N'orma are iharl1 Hichman in the role of "I-tafe" Pegan, Iw Cody as Frank Devereaux. David I'roctor as Colonel (Taunt. Ködert Agnew as Alan , Churchill. Helen Weir as Hkn Hegan. Paul McAllister as the district ; attorney, Augustus Palfour. Mack Parncs. Martinle Purn'.ay, Tw ' Hendricks and "Walter Bushel. VTI.Ti INSTALL Ol'IKllliS. Mr. Carrie Rohmer and staff otticcrs of the Jane Tucker Tent No. ?.. Daughters of Veterans of Klkhart. will have charp of the installation cf officers of the Helen Wolf Tent. No. 7, D. cf V.. Monday cveninp at the public library auditorium. All members are requested to attend. North Sddo Trust & Sat Ines Co. Will pay 4c interest on all pavlnpdeposits made prior to Jan. 1-, from Jan. 1. Adv. 3t8. Michigan Inhins I.lcrnos jii-it rrcctrttl nt Latr and ForMbaucr. Will le on mIo at $2 each. Advt.-Stl

Local Banks Show Under Management

Fred (,. Kbrrhart Heads Hoth 1 Hanks' as President -Surplus I and Profits 2 1-2 Times Paid-Up Capital. Whcr. thr- sh.irehoM-'r.s f the I'irst National Pank and the Kirt Trust and iavintrs Pank of Mi-ha-waka m t Thursday afternoon, Jan. 12, at Z o'clock in the dir' ! turs' rontn of the ban!-:. ti.-y will h ot'icially notiried by l'r --d N. Smith. ' n.anasincr oflk-er of th. as-oei.ited '. banks, that their in f t m.-nt in the ; two banks has ndled up a rish sur- : plus of n:. re than 1' percent. In I other words, were these two "pilt ((Ji;(d batiks" to liquidate today 1 (ach stockholder would receive his joiiinal investment plus more than 1( 0 percent in cash. i Under the direction of I'red G. Pberharf. president of the bank, cue of the hip figures in Mishawaj i ka's) financial life, and the active j I management of l'rcd X. Smith durlinsj the past six years, the two banks have pnuui to a point where their combined resources are in exee of $4.000,000. Aprainst this combined total of of gros- resources of ? 1,074. Tl'T.'Ul. the two banks have total deports of $-.563,7.11.72, or a jrros surplus t" s-liareholders in the two banks (-' $505,fti.1.0 1, er in excess f l .", o percent on the total capitalization of both banks. Pased upon net taneiblo ;i-w-tH this' would aivo i lie stock of either bank a book alue of ?'J."i a Few banks in the tountry such splendid assets as liaye ha rc. have tliese two associated "First" banks. I'ndcr Satn Maiiagcmciit. Poth bankrt being under th same management and having tin- same board tf director.- naturally iucre.'uscs the margin of safety to depositors and makes for a ll' vibility of service that is unique in hanking circles;. Poth banks are in tin- tme building and the same banking itlic:s and clerks servo the two institutions. The I'irst. National Hank is the only national bank in .Mishawaka and has "'bi outstanding ;n national bank nofos drawn upon itself. The surplus und undivided profits ! f-

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GRAND OPENING PROGRAM TODAY AND TOMORROW Temple's New Big Hope Jones Unit Orchestra and Pipe Organ combined. Forrest G. Stump, from Chicago and Shea's theater, Buffalo, soloist. Par excellence music to fit the pictures Afternoons and Evenings. COISflNG TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SVeet VIOLA DANA in the great Metro super-production, "LIFE'S DARN FUNNY" You can't afford to miss this one. COMING SOON JACKIE COOGAN in "PECK'S BAD BOY" One of the big hits of the year. COMING SOON MARY PICKFORD in "THROUGH THE BACK DOOR" Wonderful production.

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Splendid Growth of Fred N. Smith

of both, banks have increased to ai T'int where they are in excess of! the combined capita'.. The undi-' vMrd profits of the rirt National i bank amount to f 102.2.S4. 0; that of! the First Trust and .alncs bank J amount, to $10.1.381.14. or a total ofi e O c, j. Adding the real estate' owned. Innkimr hüüse fiturs and! capital s-ek. make up the prand! total cf Jä'b' t: -.0 as a pross .-ur-j phis o-T tieposlts. j There fiure. ate ;,n eloquent tr?-' fim on ial to a safe, careful manage- ! nient and to a hich standard of cxel'cnt bar.kinL: service, based upon - 4 ar of c-on ti n 'i e ii s i-ervice. The First National lank is a member of the Ftderal Reserve I tank f the I'nited State?, the tronsevt and soundest organization of its kind fi the world, and affiliation with the First Trust ami JSavinirs bank pives tliat bank a ilepree t'f safety and stren?;th seldom enjoyed bv any bank. 4 Y ' Fred X. Smith, manauing oflicer of both banks, is known as one of the shrewdest and most conservative bankers in Indiana.. He came hero from Indianapolis! six years ai;o and : iuring that time ha.? won an envi able place in the community. He. is a believer In Mishawaka, its future, and a booster for all civic effort and progress. I'red C. Kberhart. president of! i both banks, is vice president of the; Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co., director in several other banks, and one of the hading capitalists and financiers in Mishawika. Tli First National bank nwn.n owns $...400 worth 'of stock in the United States: Federal Tleer''e bank! and ?ln0,rr.ft worth of government bonds. An interesting phase of the' report issped by both banks a.s of' De, no ember ;ll. 1H21. ovf rdratts. is that tlit re are HOCK SALT TO 1LAV IIAPTIST. Tb.e Rock .altz Athletic tiub bask'dball team will jday the Pap-1 tist :ie Monday fvenin' at St. Monica's cvm. Tiie Pock is'alt. are a fa,sit team, h ivintr won two of the three panics played this Fcason. Plans are under way to organize a track train which will uphold the show in"; of the football and basketball teams. Michigan ri!iin:r Licences jnd i-f-ooiviMl at Mat, and Irttauer's. Will 1m on sale at $2 each. Advt.-Stl TODAY & TOMORROW What's Behind the Sign on the Door? The? conflict of a woman's faith. The hope of a wife's heart. The triumph of a man's trust. Reviewers Say: "Norma Talmadge s most brilliant performance." and They're Right! Ch anning Pollock's big play. Impossible to withstand its force! With Norma Talmadge and M Lew Cody, the "He Vamp, at their best. Mutt and JefF Comedy. Topics of the Day. Snub Pollard Comedy.

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EX-RADICAL WILL TELL OF CONVERSION WEDNESDAY EYE.

David Goldstcin of Boston to Lecture at t. Joseph's Hall Under K. of C. Auspices. MishawaUans will hae an opportunity of hearing David CioM.t ein. of Boston, former socialist and radical, at St. Joseph's ball. Wednesday evening, .Ian. 11. Mr. (J.V.dstein will talk on "History in the Mäkln tr." Admission is to be fret to ver-body jind no collection or subcripttion to anything or for anybody will be asked. Mr. doklstein'.s lecture Wednesday evening lure is part of the nation-wide amralgn of education on historical, .sociological anl cultural subjects 'being conducted by the Knights of Columbus, as Americanization work of a true American character. Mr. Goldstein'. former connection with the radical movements has given him an inside view of the forces that menace American institution. and Christian civilization. And his years of association with the labor movement, that i.s the ronservativo trade union movement, has given 1 im an understanding of the hopes and ambitions of the toiling masses. That is the foundation of his interpretation of the economic and social issuer that confront the nation. Mr. Goldstein Is said to be well worth hearing. He is a convert to the Catholic faith, having hen baptised on May 2 1. l'J1'.".. which was two years after he resigned from the socialist movement. Mr. Goldstein's fearless, fair and uncompromising attitude in defer.sA of Christian principles against the assault of opponents has at length won for him a very high standing in the community in which he lives.. And It has won for him thousands of friends In the many cities where ! ho has spoken throughout the United States, and Canada. Mr. Goldstein h:u the distinction of having been selected by His Eminence William Cardinal O'Connell, archbishop of Poston, as the layman to present the Catholic view of sociological probb-ms in 190 7 and year after year since, that time. He is sent to the annual conventions o! the American Federation of "atholi' Societies each year to represent Poston. FEATURE PICTURES With Varied Subjects of Drama, Comedy, Thrills. TODAY Five Act Comedy-Drama "ALL DOLLED UP" With petite and pretty GLADYS WALTON How fate crosses the lives of two women for their mutual benefit is cleverly worked out. A western thriller, "FIGHTING WATER" A Wild Animal Comedy. Also NEWS REEL. IMtR'llS: .". lOo and I."io Pins Tax ii i:it tiii: si.-rii: i: kciii :sti: 11

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A New Showing of High Grade Mattresses

Once more we offer, in a noteworthy ofrerincr, 100 mattresses, in very fine quality. Our unusual success, which we enjoyed in a mattress offering quite recently, leads us to believe the people of this city are wide awake to the benefits of comfortable rest. 1 hat is why we once more offer these mattresses at only $9.75. Filled of new prrown and select cotton, covered attractively in art Ticking and scientifically made, these mattresses are not to be passed by. Come in SEE them then let us deliver one to your home.

U ILL SPEAK HERE OS U OMAYS PLACE l LEGISLATIVE WOULD Mi- 'lara C Gebert, of K r. !.;;- In!., an ar.b nt worker for h- : s. alone lgi-d tt i e and 'a. a! hru s and s-ai 1 to be a bri'.Uar.t sp- akfr, will al:. the Cil I1-; mert of the .Mishawaka Won-.a-. -Club next Thursday aft- ria o.Januify 12. at .": 1". p. m . t!. P'lbhr library auditorium. Mi--s Gilbert is vry well ktiown. i: Mi-saaw ;,ka and is r.of a : i a i cr th woman's cl.b. !:aing b n tl." l.-.adr and r"i;iiur!or of th.- l-.tcia-ture TH partment of the club s-o;-;. le of si- yrars ago. Siio will talk on "livery Won-.a v. a Legiiitive interlude. " and will il;s';i?i womar.'s piae in the l--c!s-lative sphere of the state. Tills s ib-J-ct will be of more than usual Interest to local w em n and a very large attendance 1 e per ted. Mi--Gilbert has bad cont'd, rnble- legislative ( , rience .m l was formerly r ab-ndar clerk for t'.e Indiana House of Ilejircsentatives. A quartette from the Music Department of the Woman's Club :'.! entertain with suitable selections ar d .colo-. Tea will ! served.

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