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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
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NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
News-Times Office 120 Lincoln Way W. Phone Mishawaka 10
K. WARMERS WEDS
MISS VAN HOLSBECK
Cerrinonv Performed at St.
üavo'e Catholic Church
Tuc?dav Morninp.
LAD TURKS IN FALSE
ALARM LANDS LS
POLICE STATION
r.i'h.ird Warr.i r ar.d M!s B rtha
Van Ho'sbcek. wrc married at St.
ivu's Catholic durch. Tuesday
rimming at o'clock ly Flev. A.
h' h ) ik.ic rt. The bride was attr nd d
1 Mis H rtha Pvt. iert while Omnr
M.sfatrh aeted as the t -s t man. Thf
((rt moity uns performed in the prcn
(nrc of a large nurnlr of relativ
Ip.'l friends.
Folio'. ii -T th c renmny a wedding
reception wa ghen at the homo of
the bride'i mother. Mr. Theresa ar.
HnNberk. W. Ninth st. A dinner
van served at noon.
Th I r h.it Jirii rmjiloyril at
thf Mlhtwaka Woolen Manufactur
ing company and a.is the recipient
of : number of pretty irifts at i
fi.nwfr given by tr- girls. The firoom
is a world war veteran havimr aerved
Mr. an! Mr. Warnlers will rcsM?
in Mishawaka.
Carl Kowe, corner of W.lls anJ
Fixth sts.. n.n taken to the local
poli e station and verely aJnion
ivhed by Chiff of folic V. J. Pfän
der aftir he had turned in a fal'-e
alarm at Smith and Fourth
cabins the central fire department
to make thf; run. Owing to the fart
tthat the youth was but 11 years
old he was released but warning has
b-.-n glv-n that hereafter penplr
g-Jilty of imll.tr misdemeanor will
be arrested.
KAPPA TAU CHI
BASKET BALL TEAM
DRIVES HEW FORD
OVER EMBANKMENT
Mrs. Catherine Myers Injured
and Machine Demolished.
Organized With Arthur Hunt
As Captain Club Holds
Initial Meeting.
MAKES SENSATIONAL
FLIGHTS AT BATTLE
CREEK ON SUNDAY
MVTMItTAlNS AT IH NN I lit.
Mrs. George Shorkley of Wyay.
Ind.. u.- hoites Monday to t.O
quests at dinner on the occasion of
her Huh birthday anrm rs-a ry. Fol
lowing iir1 th Mishaw aka penplt
v.-ho attended the dinner; Mr. and
Mrs. Norman P.ushman. Mr. and Mr.
John Bushman. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Hoover. Mr. and Mrs. I,. IJurkett.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kling. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Kline. Mr. and Mrs. T.
Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. II.
?Hhroj.
Victor A. Mrunner has returned
from Battle Creek, Mich., where he
rr.ade two sensational balloon flights
at Liberty park. Sunday n'ternoon
and evening. Mrunner as accom
panied on his flight ly his baby
mountain lion which descended from
the b ilb'oo by aid of parachute. At
night the balloon was illuminated
with fireworks. These lights were
witnessed by thousands of peopl-j
uho attend d the Sunday c elebration
at Lüh rty park.
Mr. P.runner and his wife will
lfae Thursday for Louisville. Ky..
where he will make ascensions on
Sunday and Monday.
LIQUOR CASES SET
FOR HEARING IN CITY
COURT ON SEPT. 22
ninTirnw sritpnisi:.
MiH Fannie Fa ilkenberp.
f'hort t , was pleasantly surprised
Tu . "day evening, by 1. of her
friends or the cc.sion of her birth
day anniveryary. Game and music
v.-ere features of the evening. I'e-
frehments were served.
sn:t IAL
Michigan No. 1 new potatoes 7,0c
a peck, $1.35 per bushel. Delivery
l everv bashel and up. Mlsha-
'vak.i Fruit Market. Phone Misha
vaka 4P6. Advt.31t2
TO KNTF.ItTAIN SOCII-JTY.
lirr. Arthur Meade will be hostess
Thursday afternoon to the members
of the Tamarack ladies' aid society.
The cases of the State s. Harry
Jont.. H. H. Carey and Henry Ilim
schoot. w ho were am sled In the
raid made by the federal oMUers. last
Friday night, wer- set for . trial on
Sept. 12. 1y Special City Judge J. W.
Schindl r Tuesday morning. Atty.
J. I 'red Tüngham is appearing lor
Jon'.: and Hirns hoot. Atty. Ccoikc
Crane of South P.end is defending
Mr. Carey.
to ii.wi. ali.i;i) Mi:irriNG.
A called meeting of the fleneral
t int (f the Mishawaka Woman's club
v.ill be held Wednesday evening at
7:. 10 o'clock. All members are re
quest. i to attend. This will be in
nature of a brief business meeting.
a i:sTs at wr.im iiomi:.
Mr. and Mrs. KdKar Stanbury nf
Holcomb. 111., are th- quests of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Webb, 217 S.
Snrim: st.
Arthur Hunt was chosen captain
and Kdward Stieav.tter manager of
the Kappa Tuu Chi fraternity basket-ball
team, which was organized
at a meeting rf the club rdd Tues
day night. Hunt is a former Mish
awaka High school man. having been
tne captain of the M. H. S. teams of
'! .-.nd '17. Mr. Stlevavater has been
manager of several good university
teams In Wisconsin. Uther mem
bers of the team arc James H. Holes
John Itoper. Itoy Kohler and Harold
Ayres. all former M. H. S. basket
ball stars. A number of university
men will also become members of
the team, which promises to be one
of the best In the stiite.
The Kappa Tau Chi club has re
cently been organized and now has
a membership of 2o. They have a
suite of club rooms located above the
rilnjan store. These puartors have
been all redecorated and fitted up
and arc the most up-to-date club
rooms in the city. The club had
planned to gi e a dance at the Hotel
Mishawaka about Sept. 1. but this
affair has been postponed until a
later date. An orchestra fron either
Louis--;; ie or Chicago will furnish
music for the dance.
Tuesday's meeting vcas the initial
business meeting and hereafter the
organization will meet every Tues
day. Fraternity pins and colors
will be selected within the next few-weeks.
Five people narrowly escape!
drath late Tuesday afternoon when
the Ford car in which they wr re rid
ing lunged over a 25 foot embank
ment at the end of Division t. and
crashed into the garage of the Kub
ber Regenerating Co. The occupants
of the car who escaped with only
slight cuts and bruises are: Nina and
Lucille Myers and Harold and Iluth
Able.
Mrs. Catherine Myrrs, who wf
driÄng the car at the time of the
accident, ustained. a badly brui?ed
knee and bruises about the body.
She was taken to the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William An
gersrtein who reside near the scene
of the smashup.
Mrs. Myers and the four other
occupants of the car reside seven
miles north of Mishrtwaka and were
coming to th home of Mr?. Myers
parents. 5K, Division st. As they
neared the residence Mrs. Myers at
tempted to stop the car but instead
of stepping on the brake sh press
ed the low gear lever and the car
lunged over the bank.
Th Ford car had been recently
j-urchased by the Myers family and
Mrs. Myers was Just learning to
drive. The car was completely
wrecked and the garage badly dam-aged.
Additional Sport News
RUTH-LESS YANKEES ,
LOSE TO BROlf XS 3-21
PHILS SLAM ALEX AND
BLANK CHICAGO 3-0
O. A.
NFW YORK. Aug. 31. St. Luis
defeated Now York 3 to J Tuesday.
Score:
.st. I,mi Is . A P. U
Gerber, ss 4
Ccdeon. lb 5 0
fcf tler. lb 3 0
Jacobson, cf . . . 4 1
William. If ... 4 0
Smith. 3b 4 0
Tobin. rf 2 0
i Sever-id. c . . . . 3 1
Da is. p 1 1
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Totals
N. Y'irk
Peckinpaugh, s
Pi PP. lb
Meusel, rf ....
Prat.. 11 ,
Lewis, !f
Fewster ,
Vic!;. If
Dodie. cf
Wadr, 3b
Uuel. c
Collin?. P
ShaWkev, p ...
"Gleich ,
Qu Inn, p
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CHICAGO, Aug. 31. Chicago was
unable to do anything to Meadows
Tuesday, while Philadelphia hit
Alexander opportunely and won the
final game of the scries. 3 to 0.
Score:
I'lillad'a AR. R. H. O. A.
Paulette. lb 4 0 0 15 0
Rawlings. 3b . . 3 0 1 3 5
Williams, cf . . . 4 u 0 1 0
Leusel, rf 4 0 0 1 0
Fletcher, si . . . . 4 0 3 3 3
Lebourveau. If . 4 3 3 3 0
R. Miller. 3b .. 3 1 1 1
Wheat, c 4 0 1 1 3
Meadows, p 4 0 0 0 0
Phone 197
COAT
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Funeral Home
Funeral Directing
and Embalming
Third and Race Sts,
34 3
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4 0
3 0
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"Mishawaka Classified
ANNOUNCEMEiNTS
Loot nJ Found
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Jmm; 11KINIH.K lU'LL Ami t;i
found owner nny have um by pac
ing fr hI huI ph-tilnK Mlsbaw.ika
i".4) niter fl p. in.
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale
11
in'oMUlttl.L-ror e.Hle. five paenenger
automobile, all orertiiulcd. New pis
tons, uew rings, cylinders all re
jrroiin.t: ) Under, n r tire- In
'.v.iv west
BUSINESS SERVICE
Ulne Service Offered IK !
WASIIIMJS To do at üouje. Call Miiu-.
n w.i La
EMPLOYMENT
Help W 'iiitml Male 33
n A I 11. U Apply ii. person. Kss Lunch
room. 10." I.t'noln w:iy WYsr.
1-I KÜMAN Lxperieiu ed. i;mi1 a ;i. s. j
Apply Nntlonal Veiu-er rrojl ih ts !. j
Tul .mTuV11 i; L P K K N' auTnlTf 'ui iTTlTy .
lit-'.pers. ma. blue inoubh rs. tinurs and j
yarl m-n fT steady euipUy incut. Ap- j
ply employ nif in :ep.iru;uiii. uouse
Mtc. (n Mi na aka. ma.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
I IO. MKS
a sr urn i sr.
A BKAUTliTL UOML, SIX
liiiOMS AM PATH. NEW PAINT
AND I'AI'KK, SOMi; MiW PLl'.MH
IN(S AM HOT WATLK IlKATI.Mt
SVSTKM. ifUAPK AUPOU, PICA It
AND Oir.KKY TUEKS HOT II
UKARlMi, FINE I.uT. THIS IDEAL
HOME CAN Pi: IT IM'ILVSED I'D It
M.31M. ?tQ DOWN. I ' A LANCE YOU
HAVE 10 E.KS IN WHICH T(
PAY. MANY OTIIEK HO.MLS. ALL
PKK'ES.
I'E NN REALTY CO.
S. MAIN.
PIlONi:, MISHAWAKA -'10.
MIDI I.i:-A;KD MAN ler farm work..
Appl In perpon. i;o?n Luiuii rom. I
lid Lin, olu way Wft.
jn.CO.M t'ooK Apply lu perptm. Kosa
I.nnrh Itnom, MlI..ivak:i.
UHp Mal or Female
31
j At loK HELP Wanted, men nml
wen.ea for f ictory w-orL of nil Lind.
iiocl .ntf9 Meady ticploj inent.
ilst.auaLa Woolen Mf. Co. (Pall-
P.TI.l.)
lrnrMrmntis Stcnko. lVnds 3
't HAULS Kor nal- li: t!. (. I . (ii.u.t
P itterv ;', at il.irv. Er parti ul.irs
ru" i H Pall. 11 Misn st . Hani
ir.i;!il. Ir.d.
LIVE STOCK
HniN'S. Cattle. Vehicles IS
M i i.i.l; Pi iii V wood H9 Tw. P.ir-
rfiin If toll at on.-e. Cyriel Pokhart.
:. R. No. 1. MUhauaka. H. lr.T.
j l 1 Dl. PAKE K üaeou an.l hariiej?.
Us-I fix cjonths; nrst--lasi condition.
'1 rrry raonatde. Injulre u. K.
Kr'ilt Stör. ,
MERCHANDISE
Household (;kh1.h
KOI.!. TOP DESK 41 in Jj f-.r sale.
N 1 Purntns cook etor. l.ire z
cooking uteri jiiis. (. Li.n cl.i, t.
nalunt writing lrL an 1 Noekoajie.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Hoonii Without Ilcianl
AKAII !".. l-l' riirc.i-:., -1 r.Hun alt
aMc f r l.i-lv er pcp.t.'. ::i it;. Ph(.-;e
' ' a "i k . ''"
Wanted Rooms. P anl
73
uTTl 1.kEEPP1NU RuoMs Wanted.
lAi furnt-t.ed er p.irtly f -jmUlid
ro.n for V-zA ?.?-z. Prtftr
.utl. in dtstrl-t. M. . II, Newa-
Tiii?.
RE.-L ESTATE FOR SALE
1 arms and Iiml lor ale 83
O'J' r.aie .1 a-re zattx near
v 11 nni ail under ultlsafin: ijood
I '. iMir.Ss. Will trad.- f'r a home In
Klr l'ark or Mifaakj A'Jarc
I' H. L. care Newa-TImes
TTtMi "dia ii: i-osLVMt)N
'!. r....r-i I.nti..'
- Mo lern
T complete
l-atli rMna. Laundry iul" In la.
mcnt -r jirage. 1'rKe $:L'"0. Surk
Ke.iJtv ('.,.
AlEJ'.KIElKI.D AV Modern cl.'M ro..m
L 'in"'. ir- pla.r, larje rr.t Läse.
Klirnt urid.-r i led. L. .!.? Prlcv I'O
fttkvxk Ktralt Co.
lMMi:DlAli: POSSESSION Seven
rooms all modern and five rooms near
ly modern, both newly piduted, good
lot. within to Mckn of cnter, rent
fur u" per month. Part cash; terms
on halai.te. Priv Maxell L.
Petro. Iluuais G T, Engiedrum HMg.
Mishawaka .".TO.
MifH't-l will take a l7KTTili7fty
pond as down payment u u nine
room lnmo at oru-r of Cliryr.tyan
and Battel!, nt par. Price if home,
f3.7;. Penn healtv Jo.. 2o S Main.
Phon'. Mishawaka '2U
COEP.ÜTÜT 1 CEALTi CÖ1 :pokatk N
Offrrs fr a!e a lietdrald- Hut of
prop'rtis. itiiat'tl in esery part f
Mixhawaka Mst f the.so hnuei has
been innplct ly ronoI-led, anl are now
in tirst class -oudltiii, ready for ' -vupun
y Any of thes liusfs can le
bought wlt!i a ?mall payment rash, bal
au.ee ULe rent.
NO K TH SIDE.
A vacant i'iie-story ' room houe. pa.
el"(tric lipht. k'arag;. large lot, North
DUlidell htrtet.
A vacant i room house, ffas. fleet rh?
iiKhts. lty w.itcr, mid htol In house.
Iwrth Elm atrevt.
A i.e.intiful rv.om hotiü. ens. :-trh-
lights ai.si city water, East Grove
ptrert. now vacant.
A 7 ro..i.i house. North El! strret, gas,
electric ük'ht
A t; room houe, par-ly modern, E.ift
Mishawaka ave.
SOP'lil K'DE.
An attra-'tlve 3 room hoie. East Ninth
street, pas. electric lights, city water
und stool in hoiif.
A nen- room stuvo houso on East
Thirteenth street, paa electric llglits and
furnace.
EAST END.
A vacant r.oni houe. not mexlern.
East Thlrl ftr't.
A vacant r'm house, rartly mod
ern. East Third street.
A n en!nt and attractive 7 room
h on 50. Ent Third street, ca". elect rL
llghtF. WEST END.
A stritly modern 14 rn'm houso.
Cleveland street, real bargain. Can lc
hrupiit t r .".. of its actual value.
A comfortable 7 rom house on Hen
dricks treet. now vaeont, as. eles'trb
lights. A -oy modern riin Inncilnw,
few blocks went of Orphius' liome
KAUMS
A 17 acre farm near Charlotte. Mih .
b!c Parpaln. ,
A : a.rts farm, 3 mllen from MIO
a w aLi
A 23 s-re farm. miles oUth ef
Mishawaka.
An aere farm, near MPhican utate
lire, e.ne horse, one mw. .md all tools
belonslr.,1 to farm. Will take city pren.
ertr in evchanee
COLPAEKT UKAI.TY CO R PO It A T I O N
Seymour Jansen. Salea Manager
Encledrum Itbly. Phone Mlh.. 111.
llrn.1 ll-t:nr for Kxr!ianxT HH
M I 1 1 A W A K A It E SIDE NCETpor fr.,rt
f Vvnd. Must d-al wpL owner. Writ
W. K . New a-Tlmea.
tkmpli: tiii:ati:k today.
William Desmond will appear at
the Temple theater today in "Dan
gerous Waters."
In this picture the genial Hill dis
ports hlmelf as Vulcan, the pod of
thunder and 1 atron of ironworkers,
hammer-throwers and other iron
fisD'd humanity. Clad in an abbrevi
ated co: nine of cheese-cloth and
accompanied by hi. pal. Dinny
o' Moore, who is caM as our old
friend Bacchus, pod of bcze and the
Krape. Desmond attends a banquet
of the Rols and goddesses on Mount
Olympus.
LINCOLN THIIATKIt TODAY.
Norma Talnuilk'e will appear in
The Probation Wife" at the Lin
coln theater for the last time today.
On Thursday and Friday Wallace
KePI will play the leading part in
"The lottery Man."
In marriage a lottery? I there
"une girl in the world for you,"
whom fate Ls certain sooner or later
to bring into your path? Or Is it all
chance c'ind propinquity and per
haps, a bit of moonlight? Wallace
Heid holds to the' "chance" Idea at
the start of this new Paramount
Artcraft picture.
PLAN LABOR DAY
EVENTS PROGRAM
AT EAGLE POINT
A program of fwimming events
will be one of the features of the
Labor day celebration to be held at
Eagle Point, five miles eaM of Misha
waka, 'Monday. About $73 in prizes
will be given to the winners of var
ious contests. The program will be
gin about 1:30 o'clock and will con
sist of a one-half mile swimming
race for men; one-fourth mile race
for men: GOO yard race for glrl;
100 yard swimming race for boys;
diving for men, women and boys.
Following these events a dance
will be held at the Hagle Point hall.
NFW YORK PASTOR COMING.
According to word received Pastor
S. Morton of New York will deliver
an address at the Temple theater
Sunday morning to the local Inter
nation Bibl4 Stuilents association on
the subject "Christ Is Present! Mil
lion Will Never Die." The lecture
will be given nt 10:30 a. m. and will
be free to the public.
r c la im i n Li?rTi:ns.
The following letters remained un
claimed at the local post oftiee:
Charley Alsen, Eva Baldwin, Mrs.
Velma Bu.-ick. P.uek Campion. Cecil
Corney. Louise Conant. Helen Cri
ger. E. W. Ctecker. James DeLong.
Mrs. O. I. r.allaway. Mrs--. Lucille
Ganschow, Mrs. Martha iiubrr, Ed
gar C. Havens. Helen Linner, Mrs.
O. It. Mendham. Clay McKeo. Mr.
ami Mrs. Arthur Metzgor. C'orme M.
Nelson (3), Mrs. Earl Peiffer, Miss
Minnie Ra'lck. Blady Sanmska. Miss
Iele Smith. George Wedermar and
C. Zimmer.
Mishawaka. Ind.
Au. 31.
Editor News-Times:
Dear Sir:
Is it not ridiculous when a man
will drive an ai.tomobile after dark,
not with the headlights properly
dimmed, but with a blazing search
light minus dimmer) blinding the
eyes of pedestrians on the sidewalk,
if not temporarily destroying the
vision of a driver of another mach
ine, approaching fron; the opposite
direction? Whether on country road
01 in city.
W. B. HOSFORD.
EXTI-THTAIXS AT DINNER.
Mrs. Bonnie Frazier, 115 W.
Marion st.. entertained at a 7 o'clock
dinner last evening in honor of Mrs.
Darrel Moore and son, Darrell. Jr.,
and Mrs. Frank Moore who have
just returned from a three weeks'
visit at Edaway. Tenn.
Totals jfi j
Batted for rshawkey in Sth.
St. Iouis ouO 100 JOO 3
New York 000 0 02 000 2
Krrors Williams. Wartl. Two base
hits Slsler. Peckinpaugh, Severe-id.
Ocdeon. Stolen bases Jacobson.
Williams. Sacrirtces Davis. Collins,
Bodie. Pi;p. Pratt. Gerber. Left on
bascs--St. Louis. 4; New York. 5.
B.ise on balls Off Collins. .1 ; Shaw
key, l: Davis, 3. Hits off Collins,
f. in 6 2-':Shawkey. 1 in 1-2; Quinn,
0 in 3. Hit by pitcher By Collins
Davis. Sishr). Struck out Hv
Collins. 3; Davis. 6. loosing pitcher
Collins. Empires Evans, Dlneen.
Time 2:10.
PRINCE OF W ALES TO
HUNT SHY KANGAROO
MELBOURNE. Australia, Au,'. 31.
A kangaroo hunt by automobile is
one of the entertainments planned
for the Prince of Wales when h;
visits the country districts of Aus
tralia. The hunt will take place
upon the sheep station ranch) of
Ix-e Falkiner of Boora. N. S. W. Mr.
Falkiner said here lately: "The
kangaroo drive in which the prince
will take part will be neither child's
play nor cold-blooded murder but as
tine a sport as is to be had in the
commonwealth."
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14 0
1 0
0 0
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Totals 3 4 3 r 27 1
Chlcnjrti
Flack, rf ...
Terry, ss
Robertson. If ... 3 0
Barber, lb .... 4 0
Paskert. cf 4 0
Deal. 3 b 4 0
Herzog, 2b ... . 2
O Farreil. c 3 0
Alexander, p . . . 2 0
Twomhly 0 0
Carter, p 0 0
Totals 29 0
Batted for Alexander in Sth.
Philadelphia 020 000 001 3
Chicago 000 000 000 0
Error Herzog. Two base hits
rietcher, Lebourveau. Three be
hit Wheat. Home run Lebour
veau. Stolen base Rawlin.cs.
Double plays U. Miller to Paulette.
Flack to O'Farrell. Ieft on bases
Philadelphia fi: Chicago. 6. Base
on balls Off Meadows. 4; Alexan
der. 2. Hits Off Alexander. 3;
Meadows, 1. Losing pitcher Alex
ander. Umpires McCormick and
Hart. Time 1:34.
STARTING. LIGHTING. IGNI
TION BATIXRY WORK.
Mishawaka Battery Service.
Corner cf Eighth and Main Sts.
BIG SWIMMING
PROGRAM
at Eagle Point Resort
I Do Mib-M I'Mst of MKhawaka
LABOR DAY
MONDAY
Beginning nt 1 .HO p. in.
One-half raeo for men.
One-fourth ml! race for men.
.tiX. jartl nie for girl.
HH janl rno for bojs.
Biting for men, boys and ladles.
PRIZES GIVEN
Pane-ing after race.
Dancing every Wed no lay, Sat
urday and Sun!u.
VALUABLE ADVICE
"A cat Jits on my fence every
night and makes the night hideous
with his infernal row. Now, I don't
want to have any bother with my
neighbor, but this nuisance has gone
far enough, and I want you to ad
vise me what to do."
The young lawyer looked as sol
emn as an owl and said not a word.
"I have a right to shoot that cat,
haven't I?"
"I would hardly say that." replied
the young lawyer. "The cat does not
belong to you. as I understand."
"No. but the fence does."
"Ah!" exclaimed the light of the
law. "then -I think you have a per
fect right to tear down the fence:"
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
WALLACE REID in "THE LOTTERY MAN"
Directed by James Cruzo
By Rida Johnson Young. Scenario by Elmer Harri
EXTRA! EXTRA!
Big Sensation! Young Reporter Offer
Himself in Marriage to Girl Who
Holds Lucky Ticket!
No limits as to age, size or previous condition of marital M
lervitude. Man willing to go before altar and swear away his
whole life. Reasons strictly personal.
Two hundred thousand women dready in the contest, so
you'd better come early. Husbands, real or would-be, also r
admitted if they will pay for one or more seats and slowly j
wink one eye.
Management not responsible for buttons bursted by
laughter during performance. Still, whatever happens, you
will see a picture that IS a picture. Don't miss it!
VISITING AT ROME CITY.
The Misses Eleanora I-fCyc.
Geneva Lollman ar.d Hildegarde
VandeWalle. have gone to Rome
City, where they will spend .a week's
vacation.
RETURN l'HOM MICHIGAN.
Mrs. Margaret Hindelang and Miss
Bertille Hindelang. 107 W. Seventh
st.. have returned from their vaca
tion which they spent visiting rela
tives at Chelsea. Mich.
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POSTPONE M. (!. S. MEETING.
The regular meeting of the M. G.
S'. club has been postponed until
Wednesday, Sept. 7, and will be
held at the home of Mrs. Edna Hil
debrand, E. Lawrence st.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Charles-Meunninck for Henry De
Crane, for a two-story dwelling at
the corner of Taylor and Seventh
sts.. to cost $4.500.
HENRY ZOLBVS PIES.
Henry Zolbus, 520 E. Epurth St..
died at St. Joseph's hospital late
Monday night after a three weeks'
illness.
Ho was born in Hungary 4S years
a co. Th" body was removed to the
Finch and Sprague undertaking
parlors. Funeral arrangements will
be announced later.
MISHAWAKA LODC.i; t.10.
F. and A. M. called meeting Wed
nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Work
In M. M. degree.
JA. NEWMAN. W. M.
WALTER MICHAEL, Sec'y.
3 Itl Advt
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
Don't
"KEISER'5 ELECTRIC
SHOESHOP,"
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Pr All 'itlnda of Kbo 2Ul?tn
Finch & Sprague
Undertakers
(Grace M. Finch, Prop.) .
AMBULANCE
SERVICE
202 N. Main St, Mishawaka
Phones, Mishawaka 100
m the Temple Theater
TODAY
üiiSiaei
IN
"lasigsrOTS lUatera"
The story of a society girl who stepped off the "straight and
narrow." A maid who wanted to see life and saw and
saw enough, and learned society's first commandment:
"Thou shalt not be found out.1
?
Also the eighth episode of "DAREDEVIL JACK," feat
uring Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion of the world.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY William Fox presents
TOM MIX, the screen's daredevil, in 'THE TERROR," his
latest western thriller.
ii
5.000 m TH
Look Up, This Isn't April Fool, but Merely an
Announcement of the Great
FJIEMfiTlOiML
KALL
BE
at St. Louis, Sept. 28 Oct. 1
This great sensation of the Great Rexall Pigeon Race and the fact
that it marks the first attempt to fly 5,000 birds from all points of the
compass to a single goal regardless of weather conditions, has
aroused the keenest of interest among pigeon fanciers, sport lovers
and the general public.
One pair of the 5,000 pigeons will be entered in this race from
Mishawaka,
The Red Cross Pharmacy and Some Lucky Citizen will
put them to flight, at 10 a. m., Sept. 25, and to the leg band worn by
each bird a message will be attached and sent by Mayor Ralph Gay
lor of this city to the Governor of Missouri.
People Think of It!
If these pigeons win the Derby, the person releasing them Will
appear in the Movies, in the Newspapers, and in the National Paga
zines throughout the country, and fame and fortune unforetold
will be theirs.
Who Will Release the Pigeons?
This will be left entirely for you to decide and will be conducted
by means of drawing.
How?
Simply fill out a free name blank procurable at the Red Cross
Pharmacy and place in the ballot box. One ticket will be given with
Each PURCHASE of any ARTICLE in OUR STORE.
Let's Go!
ALL AGES AND SEX ARE ELIGIBLE AS AN ENTRY AND
WINNER RECEIVING THE GRAND PRIZE OFFERED BY
TH
KEP
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MISHAWAKA.

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