South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 9, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 January 1922 — Page 7

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MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 9, 1922

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MISHAWAKA DOUBLE BOWLING LEAGUE

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FEHPLE THEATER DONATES MATINEE PROCEEDS TO FUND

Manager 0. J. Lambiotte Will Give Receipts to the Red Cross Coupe rund.

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ivur in rhiri,'o of the home frv- j 1 dopartrnT.t f "r tho Mi?hawak:i ! chapter of the American Rcl Crca, h't3 r'-eivf"! aMitlonal ir:i;c.tin by' the oft'-r of Manager O. J. LarnM- ! cite of th- Tompl) thtater to dünnte ! thM -r. t.Ii proc'.-ls of next Tu-.-l'iy j rnatlr. to ths f'in.1. j Who.. Th! -s-Tirnes startM ths Jrivf f'r thi I'oril coup-1, tho lmjiros-lnn v.-.'ih ;ibro'al that it was to 1 slvn to Mr-. KauT. That v, a.n an f-rror.'-u i Jmprs.-ior:. Mrs. Itau r will h tvo th u- of th Tord I C'iupo during hr t-'iy In Mltiu- I waki. wh' h, ;t H hoppil, will h :i I ::z on-. Thf I'ord cur' will ! i

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rfldnt r.ur". Mamsr JmMtt" hay pr:pirl un exceptional program for Tus lay e't'Tnoon. I.alnty Viola Dir.a, on" cf th sv.rr.t. a "trs on tho siler orcf-r,, will t e sn in a supcrMtro pro.iuot ion un lor tho t i 1 1 of "LlfVs Rim Funny." This photoplay Ls hral'l'Ml .is th list word in laughs and tears. Thero is Just enough of the pathetic to mM a t'uch of drama to the pictur, !ut Jt sends you away with a snail" 1cijxo It Is an exposition and a pplendi l plcturlz.ition of tho comedy si-1e of human life. Those who have rover teen piquant Viola Dana fhoul3 sea her. Manager LamMotte has prepared a ayeclal musical program for the occasion. More than half the sum required lias already teen obtained. The fund will bo completed. It is expected, ly the end of tho week. The Ford coupe is needed. Mis. P-auer 13 out In all sorts of inclement weather. Sho trussed through the mire and slush, battles, with driving torrents of rain, keep3 no count of hours nnd does more to rtay the grim hand of aufTerirr-r and want than any other .single agency. Should a :all ronie for Mrs. Dauer lonp after midnight, as it often does, tho can bo seen tramping alum,' the dark city ttreeta. Frequently a deJay of 15 minutes In ancwer:nb' a rail my mean tragedy, at any rate much eufferlns. Everyone In Mishawaka who can f.nd the time should so to the Tuesday afternoon performance at the Temple theater. The entire proC'.ed.s will to the fund.

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Graduates this weekl What? The NEWS-TIMES fund for a Red Cross Ford coupe, to be the property of the Mishawaka chapter of the American Red Cross and to be used by that angel of mercy, Mrs. Sue N. Bauer, in her Red Cross and other humane work in Mishawaka. Manager O. J. Lambictte of the Temple theatertrust him to Jo the fine noble thing at all times has announced that the entire proceeds of the Tuesday matinee will be donated to the fund. Now you Mishawaka picture fans! Go to the Temple Tuesday afternoon and help roll up a big total for the greatest cause of all. Bring on your checks. Bring or send or mail them to 1 he News-Times or to Frank EL Coats.

I GREEK MERCHANT

IS MISSING; HAD S500 ON PERSON

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Police Seeking John Kalaki?, Who Disappeared Thursday Suspect Foul Play. Mishawaka and South Ind police have been asked to locate John Kalaki.o. 36, a prominent Greek merchant of thi city, who has been mis-slnpr Rince Thursday noon. Kalakla is the owner of the Palace of Eats, a Lincoln way restaurant operated by the Matchette Loys, owns and California Fruit Co.. operates a shoe shining and she repair establishment in South Hcnd, and is .a!d to bo interested In many ventures in the (Jreek colony in Mishawaka and South Bend. Kalakis friends and associates

suspect foi;l play and a

EDWARD PEIFFKR'S COXDITIOK IMPROVED The condition of Edward lViffer, ÖÖ7 hort st.. who was found In an unconscious condition a the result ol belnsr overcome by raa while

; working on hla automobile in hia . irarace Friday, la reported as belns ! considerably Improved. Although ! his condition Is regarded as being j serious, the attending physician has I hopes for his recovery.

Teams Bowl at the time Alleys Sunday Afternoon.

Coi siderabl interest is being1 manifested In the Mishawaka double bowling leagai, which is being1 held at the PasUme alleyn. Fix teams bowled Sunday afternoon, and the results were as follows:

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THRIVE WETTKS PROGRAM. Special revival service started at the First IXangelical church yesterday and will continue for three weeks, closing Jan. 29. Rev. J. H. Evans, pastor of the. church, Rev. Richard T. Daeschner, evangelist and linger from Preston. Neb., will nave charge of the meetings.

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GIVE REPORTS. Miss Lolg Newman, Miss Mildred Fonda, Richard Zeller and Orrid Hller, all of whom attended the Youn People's conference at Noblesvlle, Ind., recenty, made their

general rPrts at the First Methodist Sun-

M isho waka Classified Autoniot)llts For Sale

TEMPLE In "Tho Sign on tho Door." 'Norma Talrnadije. incomparable emotional actress of tho silent drama, is seen at her bf-st- in the most interesting and absorbing screen vehicle yet iven to this talented star. "The Sisn on the Door" opened to capacity hou.'es at the Temple theater yesterday, and will bo shown afternoon and evening for tho last times today. It Is a screen version of C.liannlng Pollock's highly successful stage play of the sam name, and to merely say that it ia a creditable one would bo putting the facts very mildly Indeed. In this production Norma takes lull advantage of the opportunities for dramatic and emotioal acting in wonderful fashion. And the technique and artistry of Herbert Brenon, who directed "Tho Sign on the Door." Is apparent throughout the production. The star has excelrnt support. Charles Itlchman is seen as her leading man, and others prominent in the cast are Lew Cody, David Proctor, Helen Weir and Paul McAllister. '"The Sign on tho Door" was adapted for the screen by Mary Murillo and Herbert Brenon. It is a First National attraction.

alirm has been Vent to Jackson, ; Mich., and to Importe and Gary, Ind. ! where the missing man is known to i have friends and basiness Interests, i Had $.") on Person.

He had about $50 in cash on his person and bank books on Mishawaka and South Rend banks for s-cveral thousand dollars. Shortly before noon Thursday he drove up to tho Palace of Fats in his Stutz racer. He chatted pleasantly with the boys in the restaurant and then announced he was k'oing out to collect a debt of $5. He returned to the restaurant about 1 o'clock in the afternoon, borrowed a coat from one of the waiters, said be would return In a few minutes. That was the last ?e en of him. When Kalakis failed to return after several hours' absence his friends and business associates been me alarmed. They took his Stutz racer to the garage. Friday morning the police were notified and a

search was rnado of Kalakis' rooms i above tho restaurant at US Lincoln' way, W. '

None of his clothing had been disturbed. All of his papers and personal effects were intact. The South Beird police were then notified and a general alarm was sent out. Kalakis was Interested In politics and has an uncle who is a bishop in thta Greek Orthodox church. Several months ago Kalakis was robbed of $2.000 and it is believed that he has been singled out as a victim because of his known habit ii f carrying large sums of money on his person.

day school yesterday,

North Sido Trust A Saving Co.

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Totals 830 PASTIMES. Wachs 12

Ordt 133

Totals 317 BLACKS. Bushman 3fH VanDeWalle .. lvJ

Totals . RICOS. Cook

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STA'fPIXO OF THE TRAMP. W. Trailers is Hinitei 13 Hlacka j4 FaatLmei 10

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at the K. of C. gym. The K. C.'s hav Just r?cntly orrftr.Izd anr! hAv a good team. Th linkup w.u as follows: K. of C.'s. AH Star. Tremel :nrr Left Forward. Seheillnger Baoh Rlpht Forward. Sivancer M:CHrt!iy Ontr. Philton C. Oantrt Hlght Guard. Parrett F. Gar.trrt Left Guard. K. C. Substitut:- Kleindichert for Tremel: Robfrt for SchelÜnger; Thallemer for fcwar.gr.

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Knights of Columbus IF in Game From All Stars The K. C. basketball team defeated the Houth Bend All Stars Sunday afternoon by the pcore of 2S to 23

MIS1LWYAKA 0OOI.XDFRT NO. 61. K, T. Btated conclave Monday, Jan. 9Üu at 7:30 p. m. G(orge C. White, Commander. C. Burton Barnard, Ree. Advt. 9 by 1

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rORDS TO TI12 TARTY DESIRING A GOOD CHEAP USED FORD CAR CALL UISHAWAKA 2077. EVEM.

LINCOLN Mary Alden, playing the leading feminine role In "The Witching Hour," won fame in "The Birth of a Nation," playing the role of Stoneman's mulatto wife. She is one of the mot famous players in tilmdom, having started her screen career with the Biograph-Gritflth company. The Witching Hour" is making a tremendous hit in this city. It was sceanarized by Julia Crawford Ivers from tho Augustus Thomas stage success and produced by "William D. Taylor as a Realart special.

North Side- Trust A Savings Co. Will paV 4Tc Interest on all savings deposits made prior to Jan. 12, from Jan. 1. Adv. 2tS.

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OFIICITRS. Bernard L. Hoerstmann was elected president of the Holy Name Soiety of St. Joseph's Catholic Church

at the annual meeting held Sunday afternoon. William Hoerstmann was i

, elected vice president; Bernard I

Richards, secretary and George, Chamberlain, treasurer. I

Vhther you become DEPENDENT

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NICHT SCHOOL RFXPC"S. j Tlie j-econd semester of the night ; st hotd will open Thursday evening; Jan. 10, at tho high school build-j ing. Sludcnta who were enrolled the ; ;i: st smet-ter will report to the same' rocins. The new students will report i to th- str.dy hall for enrollment.! Cour. -si will bo offered In the follow- ; i,ng subjects. Americanization, Kr.g- ; lish. cooking, sewing, millinery, ma- I chine shop, mechanical drawing, j shop mathematics. bookkeeping. shorthand and typewriting". The scs-: t-ions will be on Tuesday and Thursday t.enin.irs from 7:1.1 to f o'clocl;. C. C. CAFBLK. H!gh School Principal.. Adv t : bv i.

INDEPENDENT will be determined by WHAT YOU SAVE! All deposits made in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT before Jan. 12th will draw interest from January 1st at the rate of 4 per cent Mishawaka Trust and Savings Company

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TODAY AND TO.MOKKOW William I. Taylor's Prtxluctlon "Tili: WITCHING HOUR" With KLLIOTT DEXTKK One of tlio frrcntrst Ftao- successes ever pLiyotl in America, now sizzling over the screen in seven mammoth recN

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But it's a great old life jiut the same, and will be at its Funniest THURSDAY, JANUARY 10th

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j EPJ2PLE THEATEH COME SEE LAUGH CRY With VIOLA DANA in her greatest Metro S up er-Pr od uctio n .

Manager O. J. Lambiotte will donate the entire proceeds of Tuesday's matinee to The NEWS-TIMES fund for a Ford coupe for Mrs. Sue N. Bauer's use. NOT& The coupe will be the property of the Red Cross. Come in force to this show.

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LAST TIMES TODAY

What's Behind the Sigri on the Door? The confiict of a woman's faith. The hope of a wife's heart. The triumph of a man's trust. Reviewers Say: "Norma Talmadgc's most brilliant performance." and They're Ripht! (Thanning Pollock's big play. Impossible to withstand its forcel With Norma Talmadpe and Lew Cody, the "He Vamp," at their best. Mutt and Jeff Comedy. Topics of the Day. Snub Pollard Comedy.

Temple's New Big Hope Jones Unit Orchestra and Pipe Organ combined, now installed. Forrest G. Stump, from Chicago and Shea's theater, Buffalo, soloist. Par excellence music to fit the pictures Afternoons and Evenings. COMING TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Sweet VIOLA DANA in the great Metro super-production, "LIFE'S DARN FUNNY" You can't afford to miss this one.

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This "SALE" is of special interest to our South Bend Patrons

FOR. THE. WOMEN OP FASHION

AN EXCLUSIVE SPECIALTY SHOP FOR WOMEN

116 LINCOLN WAY EAST

MISHAWAKA

Our South Bend Patrons will find much of interest in this "SALE"

Sending Broadcast the News Today pf the Large Quantities of WINTER GARMENTS The Milady Shop organization in New York last week secured unexpected price concession that opens the way to OUR GREATEST

MffT ii wß $A 1.10. !D'i 1 JP' '-.! 'Cud: TA ' nn. UfarHrU

This is, unquestionably, the greatest Coat Sale we have ever held, the almost unbelievable values are the result of a tremendous purchase at wonderful price concessions, from widely-known makers of women's and misses smart coats. USUAL $110, $85, $55 and $35 COATS in Three Large Groups

Something More

$19-50 $

Luxurious Fur Cpllars Genuine Beaver Scotch Mole Taup Fox Squirrel Wolf

$59-50

Fashion's Finest Fabrics Moussyne Silk Veldyne Orlando Marvella Panvelaine Suede Veiour

than the mere merchandising of correct apparel is told by the "atmosphere" which prevails in this typical fashion store. You feel welcome the instant you cross our threshold, because you ARE you instantly sense the constant desire of every individual in this organization to serve you intelligently and courteously even though you say. "I'm just looking." We have striven hard to make this "a store to whirh you can come in confidence and from which you can o away with satisfaction" and we want to express our sincere thanks for the general approval of our efforts.

Wonderful Savings are offered in this Sale of Dresses Including many Special Purchases of New Spring iModels, offering exceptional values.

$15

Values to $45.00 Fine quality Canton Crepe, Crepe Back Satins, Tricotine, Poiret Twills also spring types in Taffeta.

All Winter Suits Sacrificed Regardless of Cost or Former Selling Price. Three Groups Values to $75.00

$15,

Of Moussyne. Duvet de Laine, Ylama Cloth. Beautiful embroidered and fur trimmed models. Silk lined.

Unrestricted choice of all our finest and "exclusive"

model Suits at this one price

Values to $110.00