South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 268, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 September 1922 — Page 4

MONDAY .mUKNLNu. zu't lahJlK i Ul 1 923 FRUIT SHOW WILL BE EXTENDED TO FIVE COUNTIES MUNICIPAL LEAGUE OF INDIANA WILL CONVENE IN CITY Is Wamnsr iirorous Fisrht rs ri i rrogress kluo wening n. : i-.-". . vt-. :;.. :r-. :.rf t T A i ,ir. 1- ! . Reception Saturday i -t :!.,. M. tV. i ; i Ulk' T:: I.'. t : r ; - w ' A !ir.oi;rcrr.''-r.:. rf th" (.pcniri 1 Mi Ar.r.a f.-h' ir--. c!ifl:rir.ir j .. - '

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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to ;iJ(hv--ir.iza.tion uur.

tlio i'liar.jl'.er of C miner r-

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Jn fl'.? U ypar.i f lhn fo( i: ty. It i!-o rur wi-h t'; thank the juhli f r l! p T:'-f-wrx nr.'l wli -! in rt r up port f th xhil.it stv.'l ! ill's': th" farmers and lr.;.t , T"v : r f :. .Ii-ifph county to profit by tb 1 it"rr?t in xnift hy thn. ptiMic r;!ly in qinhty fruit in t!i! h-c-tion.

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I'r"9. Floyd Jplüson. who has been wagSnp a detc-rmlnrd fisht for the pn-rcut:on in t!i I'oul'n-Tiornar. paternity 'ra.v. JellLson in shown ai. iv p'.i Kr; from th" htatnts in an rffort to have the testimony of "V. :. :r'chiy.- rah d ir.:id:usah. Th- court drrijr.i in hi.s favor.

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that St. Jo-ph coiri'y r-ffrrs

facility for rais n thf hi-h q-iaj;. ty of p.-'.d'ict, nial.ir-ir it -i h 1 f-: t'li- roun'y to oiinpip1 favoraM: vith that -f rhT .vrrt'or.. 'U hrllf.o. that a r:ilt of thtfrnit .how r.f t!ii5 Mr, of r Tinrl.ti:: fondiM mis v;I r ulr and t!i-. :r. 1 . 1 2 . and t!i vmi-s MK'colii:. an ir.rreai'i? intr. t ".vill tn.n.if -tfd and niain'.iir:' d in f,- n; rowing."

Four "Star' Acts Win Plaudits Of Orpheum Patrons

Lecture on Christian Science !s Given Here Sunday by Prof. Hering

SUSPECTS WILL BE

QUESTIONED TODAY i

"I he Science of Ripht Livin, is Topic of Afhlrc.ä at Local Kdifice.

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'fMi-f f.n Christian SVionc 'ivori at o'clock yesterday

cflt-M u ... i at tho rhuroh :d:fice

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Fiit r'hurrh of Cliri.-t Scientist l'f. f lli.rnriim I Ini-in-r ' C'

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i.i"thrr cnuirh. ThUnip's Itcture '.vas of Ki.-jht Living,'' as

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iriot ptii'i. (.f Cliristi.i n1 1 1 3 a I'w haiVf a:-

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Aew Hill One of Season's Uet Shirccn Mvslifies All W ho See Her. Th Orplioum tiuatfr this wei; i offering one of tho ht vaudeville l.ilU shown here th;.s i-tvt.si.ii. Tlu-i.-w proK'rarn. which started v.it.h the Sunday afternoon perform inc.1, presents four act, any one of wnicli 'u!d he featured on the .verae hill. Th other two numher.s are up to (standard. The four offerings are: Hilly Miuon, nioie oelel.nty; Shireen t h X-ray Kirl who uili appear lo-re throughout the entire week; Wa'.t'-r -Manthey and ,Jirlic and Il.irvey, Hrney and (Jraco in "t)n the Course.' Shiren. the wund r -.il w ho ian pee whi blindfolded, Jiiystihen a'.l of her audiences. Shireen, of French Canadian d .-rent. mut. .--fully denicntrated what ;-!io claims to he a Second iin I.y pa.-sin thruu$;h th audience and discerning and describing nuinrrous ohjects of apparal wliile tlindfcdded. lleract n unuual the trick of which is practically iniposible to d tect. Uilly .Mason who won considerable favor In the movies, appears on the program with an a t which H much better than others of its kind. The r'Uiw-n for this K ln:ad of merely appearir.s: other movie 5-tars customarily do in vaudeville, Hilly offers ft pleasing lin of th.atter, together with orig- whlcli h" "puts across." He I.i nt h'.i he-t while singing. In Iiis chatter he intioduccd -ver.il "re.S'iue" jokes. ;mm1 Dance f)ffering. Tlie tliird a t n;entionei v. hili iof big tin" calibre. Walter Manthy and Cir'.i"'. nn elaborate dancing and nr.k:c-.l offering billed at Hi" c.'oae of th program. Followers ot the terpfichore wi!! spprec'.at thlnumber as Mar.they is a very capab lancer. In hi? supporting company ari Jean Spenee, Peggy Howen. Ade! Alban and Juliet Charlotte, one o which is a tee dancer of un'wifuml meritTh other act which cored a trtumph yesterday. IIary. Haney und Grare in "On the Cour." s a tnlktnff and musical sketch in which F. C. l!r.deron, IIany appear? a very funny bljvckfare rcmeci ian. Th Feiw!'k g.r appear second on the proärram In a fir.sring a:!. Their art is a clean flr.d pleasing

o.Terlng. v hlle Hubert Pyer and Co , j cper.'d wt!i a corr.edy acrobatic a?:j wh!c!i vre Tve'.i received. j

Iathe New and Aesop Fableare the fi.-reen offen n?.c? which rour.vl , .j: the hill.

" h e i . e 1 c e To lb. s". .s; "i'roiii the i;y. Iio-a - r,

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taught ;!)'!: sj.irit and re. a iiif;ed :h:- fhri-t bjjUit in li.aiin w rk... :!ally the early Christians who, di.riu-r the f.rsi three ccnturie of the Chri-.tian era, did su-jh marvelous htaliiig. and 1 1 such t eif-vacr' licmg and i i iiM tiuttU li es. "Ii j evidc-nt that Christ Jouconiderel this healing- work na :n-ui'-p.'ii'-able factor of hi.s ministrj; iiuieed h.e m ide it a test, of Christian d;.sK ipleship, for he said. "He Di.it he.ieveia on me, the woikj, th?.t I do shall he do al.-o;" a statement which clearly m ans that ho who ;s a Christian will bo able to heal spiritually. Moreover, he made r. (iistinction between th" Inning of in ani of di-ease. He said, for e.'mple to '.he impotei.t mar. -w.iohi h" had b.eale.l of a s: rioun physical crndition, "',o and sin no ni.ore, it si a w 'jre tiling cor.io upon you," un:ois;:ikahly implying that the disci hid been due to ;n, and defintely i-rating that centinud induTgen.e in s:n will i -ult in a v. or.-e torm of C a-e. " h-rt a man c-v-ems to he '"down and out" he :s .u- though he wero in a deep, dark hole. If we s.Kak to him and tell him hew btautirul it is al ove we may catch hi- tar but

nr.lc appeal to him in a way

that reaches his human sens? h? is liktly to !en;ain in a hopeless etate of mind, not believing that he cm ivcr g:. out. What that nuti lo'eds is a ladder which will reach cown I hi-: grasp, that i. something v.nich he can get hold of and by nveans of which he tar. climb

No Charge Yet Filed Against Pair Hehl on Suspicion in Plait Holdup. Xo specific charge has been placed against the two local men arrested Saturday night on suspicion of know ing something about the holdup and robbery Friday night of Mr. and Mi.. (Jeorge A. Piatt at their residence garage, 9 7 S Riverside drive. Th men thus far have given a good alibi -stating that they were in bed at the time the holdup occurred.. but they will bo questioned further today by Chief Lane and Capt. Hamilton. Other clues have been followed by the police but nothing definite ia expected to develop for a few day.". Circumstances of the holdup, explained to Chief Lano and Capt. Hamilton by Mr. and Mrs. Piatt, have held off the filing of specific charges against the two men now under arrest until they are again confronted by tho holdup victims. The men although partially Identified by Mr.. Piatt, continue to stick to their claim that they were at home when the holdup took place and these claims have been corro--borated at their rooming houses.

' fccct.on arc

j t acn session o: trie or

) ing thrt three days. ! I According to the program reef nt.y j I completed, all .c:ons will be hold j

-ing. Among the thin .speakers an- ! pounced tc appear will be Maor Lew ?har.k oj I nuiaaapcl William

!. Hodge, former mayor of Cary and present president of the ?lutiicipal Idni'; ir. W. A. Fvans of the Chicago Triburo Kditor:-il jftaff, ar.d Hrn. John W. MeCardie. pr-.sicie;it of the Indiana public servic commisioi:. (Jlhtr di -t.iigui.shed fpcakers are J. A. Yon t dol, foni er president of th- Haliaru Chamber of Commerce. Prof H. C. i'efftr, Purdue univrrsity :.nd Ora I. Davis, mayor of Terre Haute. The sessions, beginning Wednesday Oct. 4 and concluding on I'nday, have been so arranged as to aeeupy the greater part of the day. On the opening day a reception will bo held following which Pros't Hodges will all the meeting to order. liev. Himer Ward Col" will read the invocation which will 1" followed by an

address of welcome by Mayor Fli Seebirt. The members will be guests f the llotary club at a noonday luncheon. In the evening a talk on public health will be given by Jr. Hvant. On the morning of Thursday, the second day, Mr. Yan O.-dol and Phillip Zoeker will be the speakers Mayor Shank will address the noon luncheon which has been arranged by the KIwanis club. The other speakers mentioned will appear at sessions Thur.-day afternoon and evening and on Friday. Chief of Police Hauranre Fano will deliver a dLscussion on law enforcement at a meeting on the. closing day. In addition to the program of .speeches an excellent musical program has been planned for each meeting.

'ay. S'-ptmb- r :''. h. Tu r f i - e : v,-1 -. ' a - i n i d t r e

duties .!::', ... ,1 u ! he!- M i- Aim. a

the h"st .- are. Mrs. 1oyd F '1 f-tudy "Tim Mod. rn I a m a. " ! : c - v ' ' . C.reer.an. pre -:dc r.t ; Mi. Hu-:i p. I u-ing w x a'.-.z .y Amer.- an ar.d j - ' f- b'ld ' ' Ininr.ah'...-.. tir-t ice.prt.-ldmt : Mrs. Fr.gl.sh auih-rs I'iv d: am a: : ; -1 : Mr--. W. sirWilliam II.ipp. . f -und vi. e-nr 1 tarns will b" g;a v.. .n-lml.: an or- 1 v ;.

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p.-'v.dent: Miss M.ny Anjd-g tte. ! The year will close with, til- annual

treasurer; M:.-s Harriet K liar, as-f-i.s:ant treasurer: Mr-. Walter

Mue.s.-r;, recording '

i'cncheon.

Mother-.' department. Mt.- F.. W.

arv; Mr. ! ( I res., chairman., will ont:nue

Igifayette IA'ati P. rt r. c(r.-f s- j studv of "The Hoa."

pending secretary: Mrs. Cir.-tr It.-ttrounJ for Citizen.-h.p " A

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Training I ' Ve Old lt

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.Montgo';irry, membership cr-iary; Mrs. Itichard Fibel. Mr.. I loner Miller, Mr. H. M. M"orr Mi.

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1. r- . .: ' lb " . "Pr il'-'.c-'v t: h.a:r:re ,i.-'tc .". . I :. a ', iTur at ' ' '.uv

bour will follow t;ic!i program, aid; rear. v. The ,;. , u :n -the kindergarten clas will be .n . . m.- a m- -f cnarge of Mrs. J. F, Xum r. Tii" I F. .b rat- - Mn-.. fin

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saving pouei-

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TWO CARS DAMAGED IN COLLISION SUNDAY Alice Scott. 1001 X. Johnson St., reported to the police yesterday afternoon that she was driving her Dodge cr . south on Lafayette blvd., about '2 j.?ock when a Ford car traveling north, turned west without warning Into Colfax av., resulting In a collision. Miss Scott's car struck the side of the Ford car damaging the running board and blowing out a rear tire. The Dodge car had both front fend ers and thi steering wheel bent. Xeither of the drivers wer. injured. Miss Scott did not secure the name of the Ford driver.

GIRL PAINFULLY HURT IN ACCIDENT

t:it. Thi

f'hrisi. the devir.e Truth coming to

Ilm human const i mis ras- through i Chri-tian Sci n . with which ,uiv. i

ne can h.-ir. to work out his s.il- ! dental office today

ation. h;-! (i.-livorance fr, ni ev;i I Hank building. Dr. Davl

Dr. S. IL Davis to Open it.'iv Dental Office Here Dr.- S. IF. Davis will open a new

at 60G' Citizens'

lias pr.ac

Mrs.

t o-e their j ne- and I

ticed here for seven vear

in asso

ciation with Ir. Kobert Lucas. 1 . . . He i a graduate of the Indiana j hlpltCCll tilCClCS AlVaitUl"

Dental college of India rar oils, ar.d served for two vears with the L S.

llddv writ's:

. :n an disease reality in. human tour-vioi

ilis.ipfear a naturally and as no es

Farily as darkness gives p!ae to light'

ar.d sin to reformation. Xow. a them ! H ntal corps, one year of which the.-o mighty works are not su per--'rv:c wa ln France, having atnatura!, hut s;:premel natural The i talned the rank of major. Dr. nro tho c-a of imlllanuel. or -(;odfD;lv n r"ase of Hospital Xo. with us. a divine Influent ever! at 'VJr- Algman. present in human conscious . i - May me McQuald will be his Science and Health, page xl). .assistant. "Think of it! A divine influence: always present, which makes it pos -j Ch'lCaZO McrcliandisP. Mail

sibb to h liealetl and t-aved. by the! appearing of Christ. Truth, in consciousness. there developing spiritual!

Clara Wargin Taken to Hospital After Being Struck hy Car of Unknown Driver. Clara Yv'argin. 11 year old. 717 Jaquith ct., received painful bruises about Die face and hwid and left knee about 7 Yloci: last night when she was struck by an automobile ftt Chapin Ft. and Prairie av. The driver of the car I said to have continued on his way and disappeared from the scene before his licence number could be obtained. The police ambulance In charge of Officers Tholander and Potire. an.swered the phone call from a nearby store 'and removed the injured girl to the St. Joseph hospital. Dr. J. Ii. Bertling attended the young woman, and stated that he did not expect her Injuries to prove .Merl out. Several nrar accidents were provented in answering the call by the

:ireence of mind of Ambulance j

Driver Tholand:r. Although the siren wa sounded throughout -he journey, auto 1st a and pedestrian seemingly Ignored the warning. Arrest will be made In the future of autoist who f'lll to give the ambulance the right of w:. y when the siren being sounded.

F.l.a nicrnan. Mrs. T. J. Walsh. Mr. h partmer.t wi'.l ficnr a - , f Orlo Drahl. Miss Maude Heath, and ) -cture October ''-Hi ort 'M.'hild Mrs. Kichard ICueiin, directors. j mmmmmmmm Th fir.t. regular bu.lnes meet

ing i.s heduled f'-r October 7th. : The snaktr o :itJ afternoon will be

Dr. Preston Rradlcy. pastor cf th' People's church, Chicago. Dr. pTadby is- widely known a.s an oraor and his c.au'th i- crowded a, evrry service. October 21t. Col. (marle.s Arthur Carl:.- will speak on "The Orient." under the uhuc.s of

Civics and Philanthropy depart- g

ment. 1 X'overnber 4th, Herbert Corey v ill appear. Mr. Corey wa interr. atior.il cor res-j)ondent for tho . Ac'"iciated I'res.- during t h war. ' His article- have appeared In all hading magazine. He i an airhor-j ity on international questions. ; The Progress club r n'.hu.sia.s ical-1-presents two 1'jcal artists of wide; repute-, Wednesday evening. Decern-

her 13th.; Hi hard Seidel, who holds h

cna.r oi nrst v;oiin :n t nicigu sniI hory ordustra, ar:d IouLs Fibel,

n f

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Claimants at Polier Station

Hlghteeti blcvfle-. jdcltcd up by th" pcllce are ar thrt police f-tat!nn r. waiting claimants. The space allotted for stolen ar.d found bicycle ;s completely filhd and ad lition il quarter? haw bren rjssinej to care for tlie overflow. Officer August DeYos In charge of the blcycl'? department h.n.s re

quested that person w hn.e bicycles

I'.i.m.t antl composer. F'bruar. Hrd, Adrian M. NTor.i,

humorist and impersonator, will j g.vo ns "Menage J'rom Mar." Mr. j

X'ewens i.s wholesome and effective, and thee qualitlr make him a delightful entt rtainer. The annual State Day luncheon

will bo held, Saturday. March ,1rd., Fach of th nine departments w ill I

present e ra general jircgram I e fore the general club, during the year. The board of directors :.s pleased

to present Dr. Fdward Howard; C.riggs of Xow York City, president j of I)epar'ment of Phikv-ophy. j Prooklyn Institute of Art and. Science, for the fifth consecutive J jear in a series of six lecturer on "Tlio Divine Comedy of Dinte." The theme of each lecture is a1 fellows: "The Mediaeval Worll and the Lite of Dante." "The Problem i of the Divine Comedy." "The Inferno," "The Purgatorio." "The Tv. o '

Types of Farad!.-e" ar.d "The Par adio ir.d the Fea'ilic Yision." Dr. (Irigg's iecturr.s ami all general meetings will be held in the Tapestry room. Oliver hotel, except those of December ltJth, January Oil: an.l January 20th. Fach department offer attractive and instructive programs, which will be given at the Progres tiuh.

The Art department, Mrs. Fred Fibel, chairman, opens with a re

ception. Monday afternoon. Sep-;

tc ruber 2.th. "The program committee lias chosen a .subjects for study: "Signs of the Times in the A.rt World" and "Topic Pertaining to the Homo Artistic" There will be on exhibit of china ar.d pottery of the "Fmpire Period," the

private collection of Daniel Catton

Pich, at th" reception ami exhibits! of Hrratie pictures, Chinese porce- j

lain. Japanese prints and prints of prize picture.? will be held later in the year. In the future. the department will present Miss lllcanor Colby.

one." editor of a department in "(loud Housekeeping," who will talk,' rn "Art in K.very Day Life," il'u- j 'at. ..1 t.y f-ketch-.s ,;n '. 'lgiire, lawn as the .speaker mlks. Xo ember L'7th., Alexis .Teanj Fournier will talk .-n "Frr.tt c Tendcr.cics in Mod' rn Pumtirg."

The fourth annual art exhibit will be held in March or Aoril.

T'c.e y.Mr will dose. May 1 4th, j with a sjcial matting. I

Civics and Philanthropy depart-! 5

r.'cr.t. Mrs-. Lii .Piker (iunn, ! g

cb.airmnn. will study "American-j

m." ' Cliild We.fare" and "Imm:-

AoiC With Local Concern have been stokn. should report to j

. S T',

gi at. on

L. Cm. Exlner. former merohandis

understanding, through right kr.oiv-i n assistant or iniiman an.l P.oth ?,, . ,.,.1 ri.a,. !i,ln, Thi.. i ihr cliibTs, Chicago, ha? beeome a.ccQ.

Christ wh.ich awakens r.t from the Ada:i!-tlream in this pre.-ent !a;e oi C ' -1 e n ' e .

; Mie station to i Jentify them. After ! a rea-or.al le time has elapced th ! remaining bicveks will bo di.-pored

ciated with the Prandon-Durrell Co., of and the money turned cwr to a

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this citv

Mr. Lxlner will have

,n-t:a Fddv

Knizhts of Xcni-Dcr Order Installs Officers for Year

Th ' . a I d ? . j 'rial Kr.i

w .-: c : ; .ear ty Im Ii a a t..- et I v ! . C . i 1 s i lb Mrr.

ov. .rt

th. a cc: l-.t S. I.

Itg of the" Atv.rr. N'füi-P'r heb! r.

ha'l or. F J:Tr V.d . O. F. D,:' r :-k. s i y -m Ilert ll'.;:ii''v -upr'-'n Thorr. a-. McK-e. tprmse m

Van P. .:.''. irk. 'jprem- -ma; la r S -hhehauf. s-ribo; I Ho v n

C.en Hi;. L.kh

a s r.uri

Mr--.

f o u r: 1 e r t t.tlisa cf 1 i.iuse they trat th" This bitter point, lee.

truth . o y 7N :;i.::d-

for i

Scientists rei.cgnize. a" tb.e di.-coerer and

f Christian Science he;er preparedness nttd be-; b.ave bc- n ah!e to drnons-i

truth fact t :t

. t tba"

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worthv cai'se.

i. liargc of the main floor merchan-' .limat.t r.f b'.'yrh mus't be al!o d-simr. having had w ide experience to definitely identify their property

in managing women's apparel de- j and only thes who have made i j

partments. meport to the police a the tmie the Mr. Fxmer plan a number of a'l- bicycle was- stolen will be recotrm'Z'.d. tt rations in the pr.-sen; flior ar-'

of b.r teachings fangement and announce?

5 n irrv i'n?,lrtinllpM!,ttne:i. will be comp

y one

The tf.ifor. will open. October O'.h. with an afternoon tea.

October 20th. Mrs. Arthur T.

Coy. director of state industrial!

beard cf Indiana, will talk onjg

January F'th, lb v. Arch. bald McCiuro will adclre.- th depirn:ent on "The Contri bat it'll of the Immi

grant to Amer.ca." Ceorge A. Ikil-j

am v

rat .'or ally known a r-. sefle-!

! ft

can prove it "he:. a schGOi-

merclia ndised.

ioa-ar.

a . . v l

iufs t:.:u ifn iims ;en ! one i

d he Vi.-fialiy proves ti.at a'

I times a ttiousana : a :r.ü- i

Ith'-e.; gh thi latter qtianiUy ,

- le c.nd :;.s mental

South Bend Review Ao. I To Have Health Center

V"1 lllT'ashinxton Realty Co.. Plete.y re-1 . - . .

I inr firm, is urbanized Tb.e Washington-Realty Co.. a new.

meri: worke:'

a r. I

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cturtr. w

Sewing at j Fp worth !

concern.

l-.as just opened j

Washington i

real estate

itt office at 123 Y.

a. li.e o.w i. ' .pi

zatlon are C.eorg A. Knoblock. Otto

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r . s t s i :.th

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dentist in kmions-

mpb- f undamonial. prove of Mrs Fddv's entiro re-

it. on. In what a'l unfortunate

, n n a p.-rson w a o uethe teac'iinus of Christian

a:e V' tr ie, w h-m he b.im-

er? of the ::',', organi

Fifty members were present at the regular meeting cf South Fend

i.ev.ew ,o. 4, ne-hi i rma mgnt. in Pr.u.ati as general maniger of 'he!

Mr. D'it. received the. favor.

I' r n

C. Wurtz and Harry A. Pravat. Mr.

will direct Its affairs.

A health center has jm

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Sr J r. : p T i 1 . '

Tar rt en (t m f ."i . il "A . s e r n cm::.,

a rt.

rm.m ; Fv-

own' in. Ja .r Whr elrr'ght i f .z h..t. i. ia'e w . r . t. c i . : -r a : ! .if; r a. r ,i a r 1 ' ' 1 : er: -

: n

I 1 p: c e that th ,v would."

are true

rs.

Six Persons Arrested in

Paid on .

- r:: D . iv; vh,: tllCT-d h,

illee(

L-.'l

I 'r : ( . . f.cej- K ..- i a i. '. ' 1 ..n at :f :- cay mcr: (iUT;'"!'

Il l be I ; keeping a May Cripe

i-1 ro n g w r "

Mack K 'm r: L l t.. Ik r Csrb-"- . l td Jo Ph And.- . r r.. t 1 i rg- d w ) Fond of i : ' t

I:, each I"' th'enters ..' f,:rrl-hri i.nci In city court tolay.

Resort and "fd P;r.tm

--ph h. -pi: t'.c i : v it red a f a 1 r.f .ir hi r b. b---T.r .1 ....- 1 1 rv ' 'i t (

11 inifred Anderson h Removed to Hospital W ;::::'. i Andersen. v y'. . w a- r'motcd to St. Jo-

1 i to San lay aft r-rnot.n

tablished ln the Dean building. ! where free advice antl treatment win be given all members and then ; t hildren. Mrs. Katherlne 's in charge ; from K' a. m. to 4 p. m. each day. 1 Tlie f.rst meeting ln October will be a "bungalow-apron" meetinsr, and a ' pet luck supper will be served.

MILK WACON SM AS1I1 T). 1XDIAXAPOLTS. S-pt. ". Four' Iercr:s were in.'ur d. two of them! seriously when a milk wagon wa(

strucK

an automobile. More

Than 300 bottk." of milk nre brok

a e c : a e '

SLr.FAFS ' Tlie Jet i ""ha ''.' sleeve : a new ' item of dre. being exploited rn v.,e

Info II ith ( iitnut fiwn rroexs. i- a org. i gntiy

oi T,-t.- i,k v w0'nn c fitted rt'.e-evr

ah Lovejoy for Driving

i?pek. February 2n 1. tb.e Orphan's Heme,

hop:ta!. and special day? devoted -.o different n atkr.al;ti . J.re fen - ! rures of the program. Trie year; w.U clo.e with a f-oc!,l meeting at j the home oC Mrs. Gunn. ( Current Hver.ts dej).1rtmp:.t. Mrs. j X.ls S. Llr Irj'.r.st. chairmen. J: a -: I rovi le.l Interes-irg program. Tiie I tope are va: led ar.d of curretit i .'.hie. J The year eper.. Ottob-r 2nd,,

w.th a oc:ai a:frr.oor :r cnarge . u

cf the officer.-, ot tlm departmc r.t. Sr.. parties follow through the year, on appropriate d.t.-. December 4th. Dr. C. A. Lippint r .t t will give the addrr-e. The calendar close? with the anr till :.Iay Djv i?r:y. History vl'part:r.r. Mr. .. S. F: i k e : s ' ':: r, e h a ; r rr. an. h a.- p '.ar.r.eü

n..ba la n n hen ting -pell c: ;

. ne s'.;f . ie street

with

d.'i

a. !y . r e .

l-'.t?:A j

: . n ir.-

' wi

the police

' t ' . t;.-Vi ti-, ci"wi t 11 A a1,".! t'Me

d by hoar:

nu a-' tb -l ? .

f r r "

a I 1 ri

ecu g. i w:: n -fame w.MI it iitii A nil -is irmatfs 1 S ('hapln 1 r .t : i ,r. .

Vi!para:-o. e ; r-.?br he boej-, r r. I - v. - .:. fr( -

'or tippe Ii -

OPIINjn 1;LCUs!IT1I SHOP.

Fr-d I'lire. f.rmeriy a-

w.th the Smith Fend S;"lrg Wag

".. f.-r a period of -v n years, ha m -1 a blacksmith shop at 10 F.

r It h-vv 40. N Wfltroit st

sa:d to have been in the habi

drying a'ong Xotre Dame av

out open with tb.e

were requested to be on

leged r.uis

I t 4 . V. r IUI 1 a-- "UV.' II 11

! I o'clock last night on N. tr Dame. : a v.. by Motorcycle Officer, Pourej

i and Svhricker. charge(I with opcrat-

awdiir-j. machine with the cut oul

n ; open.

! Lovejoy furnished a caflh bond ci

ve. attached at the shou.

ir te:..s-

: r re :

g onl irstrt

L:ve

. ... . . .,i -

It... S .a.eo. .lr.-. .), nA'l worn re.mps.ii

. - 1 : v.i i

oa w.i si.t;:iiiv iin-ii,

be li-rd the athi'.-k 1 n

dorline. which falls ...v f.vcr tho arm. Without tho skoves a gown may be worn n a dinner frock, with

sleeves it es'.on.

is appropriate

r any oc-

D. n ct.. i--.c Tri. r k a tier.. H i ne w .-.hop

c t eral b'.ac k

Crand

equipped to do

12.'. for appearance in city court this morning-.

ng ot a,

IN 1 1 . ' -.

amp

i ml ft

repair auto spring take

ft nde:

aid sociiTrv to Minrr. Th Ladies Aid society of Mount Pleasant church will

the meet

, traighten ; Thursday afternooti with Mr.s. Frank

.mo frames and x.. nd similar ' Wlgglr. All members are urged to

w ork

I be

COM IU NATION Many stor.fs are now combined in r.ovklaoes. A popular c :niir.,it:on Ln crystal. je.t nnl pearl.

totiic- en Amer; an and Ibarcpe.tr. his-ory. ! January "l- 'County Day" will; be obs- rved with a dinner at C ; 3 0 . J ar.d stories of tariy day? will be) told by Mr. Ryell T. Miller. MLwi Annie nulla and other. j Department of I '.ter.itur-. ? -tior.

Carl .1. lVmcr. SOß X. ICth St.. Fiver Park. w, arreed at DIviion And Michigan st , at 2 : 4 T o'clock Sunday morr.ir.r by Office rs F.d. Smith. Tf-:nr an! Adam-ki. charged w!th impersir.atlr.g a government officer.

The Pfad S'l Is l.Cio) u

.than the Mediterranean.

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