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Mishawaka General News
ifHSHAVAKA HIGH
DEFEATS WARSAW 1
Man in the Street
Million Dollar Campaign
Fand Would Satisfy Him
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i any business with Russia. Several Carolina and Kentucky are yecond
! i;nas have even cancdkd their con- i ri nd third respectively.
i tracts on some plea or other. The: The afra hi-h school prinei-j
'Scandinavian attiiuds is htrer.sjth- , pal. the statistics show, receives
lir.ed by the recent dcoirion of a;?!. 212 a year, or about SlC'i a;
: lare American banking iirm whi h, , month for th entire year. prin- .
'. Mrst auuarent'.y e.ice:' to enter tb-iop-ii of the District of Columbia.!
I Hufdun Held, has r.iw finally de- . California, Ar:Zon.-;. Massichutts j
cid d to h ive r.o transactions what-:n.nrt NVx " crk receive the hUh:
rT With fO'.ICt Kuj.i.
Ct NT INF KD KP.OM I' At IK
Iii Initial Foot!ail Game of fur.d th.it her petti. -.t .-honed
N'iwm Oih Thousand
Fan' Attend.
j wiiile v,hi v;i. walking with In r
' , .
! bau .'
I Dorothy I-'almn i.- playin "Aphr"-
h sh'r-: foot s.-!'.! ! dlte ' i "! ChkM:;o. and it cot a: ;j;
r . - f.-
;f the s $ l"
'e her f'ill h Lsth C'Iilpi xi.Pi.
f terr.o n vh-n 1
K"od-h;"uinkC te'yi1?':'
touched
. H : 'V W.lt .'.',
' ; h'chuyh.r n.'. the r:iir. t c";il
: v, , . ri a .-prir.'t r'-v Pirk. b.iron. fr v.hih- h, u-. h;,M:,
h.s - r;.t.ri..l r.ri its tn. lnt.H ,,i h hand lead. Tha.
i '" ''ir 'n'' nf .n't -ill there i to this oy hy .
r.'.wfr. ;;p Jr. r.ot! tT.-. JijtrfviH. hut thr.s.- r.f cur red-rs
. i icr. . t:n w.n '.. nt at ,. xvho ?ilk,. lhi:. clippir.- to Mriv-
r V:'" J'-''"1' h 'r' hy .....it;1,r ,vh, n lh, is n., orp. nn, und an
" iir.v ..i:.-.v - tr i r;i was a
vjp i.-.ie , i; r'-t rs.
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K t lull particular.1-. Jt'.s .1 pood
stnr , niat . ti t not fr und'j . j
IV i'5 , ...... . 1
'ith hiMreii now i:i school.
' :i:.-fMvar.4 !o(,l.s forward to th
T" ! briliimt bridge teason in h r
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posed upon trade bom ren the United : I" thrc we;
St-it-. and tu..-ia. after the hoi- school teachers, ns
I fheviki obtained control of the hit-! f -1-0 in !:'.. 5inc
; ii irit in the rnlff n irru'd whii
Krstrictions which had bren ;m- ; Sl!3ri'-
jn hrrr were 1 . C . 4 hitrh
compared x ltl;
lr-O:' there h;i.- !
ir rnnrtrx- Were renioed t)V T P.' i''--' ' -"'"'J irierae i v onn .
American '-täte d-partment on July ntcrin,' the profession and toda- '
oniy percent 01 a.i ni:n .sen 00;
teachers are men.
The rtzt-fX hth K-hool in the:
rolvtirhnl:
tr
7 - last. Kxccption wr.s made, how
f.yi r. in the e ise if shipment of ma-
ff. r.nrrs s The state den.irl- 1 nSt0,1
mint announced that individual Ii- i f,v!;inr hh r l Ancles.
( would havo t he obtained j -a-- 'vlth 1n or.ro, Inient of v-nc
before locomotives, railroad ma-
teriil. rolling .-took and motor W's CT fTT CT ViTIP '
could be exported from the United 1 o I IL OL. .i Ulk I.
States to Ru.ii.
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a d t a'
!ii.!fr.'
t n e
xn-, "Vo'i ran teii a demoerat by his
cnvvnoLLT cars to
j m '!! i r New York.' i-as a Fhil.t-
d!phia corrv;onuent. It may i
I tru b it that xvill 1h- inip ..-ible b- '
! lor- verv irr.. as in-r- i.s nor mm
.V.n' .-IT" OLD PBICIilrvi h more m it left. nn.I vtn the!
1 0 puMi'.in rive- iter.-- will then
enff to trail our dampem-d patriot;-.
Another trouble with th Lim ?
tha thfre .irt- f-r.tirely too manv
worthless husbands and liability
X'. l r ..
Tn amore-! of the Leau of Xi-t'on.-.
and of Gov. Cox. Otto IanK
er."'whil.' republican, i. pr sentin :
h: p.a rf i'u V; 1 friends with hand
some pock t knives, bearing the pic
turep of C..- and Itoosv lt. We at
tribute Otu conversion to thaf
prand old citizen of ours, .A lick Mö
lln you want a post. ofhc
T h ' h '" ' r r 1 : ' y ' o r "n'irv c f i
".:'t. '!irh . t !. .,-raph .1 th-.r io al j
.-'ns. Mor! v i:-irh mir S sturday !
th" r!'of tnre '.eouM be r.o
.", t r. in t h r ric ef thf 'h-'"rr'bt '
. oiu .-.. Th.e !''. a ; ;; nan v h'i -1
1 .; : n 1 1 "." Y n r r a r d a o n - '
r r -1 f-r h r.- of f -n. '-rns' i
Ts- m rt. Jo-..ph 'i'ir'v iv of!
:vth r.. f. I'a: ': r rrh to th" '
t e ; . .-1 ir of t h e KrrsS-rtr-r 1
''. . at r-' r : r. rr r ' ' 1 1." a r k on t h !
uth : f t th ri,-r to Weitr. j
M'!'- c: li'ichir in hnv- nlarfted I
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Vi
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rar-- .ml have ,n hand a splendid Ahek
.. :.r, ay ot r r. c ;ir-.-r n. . r;-; t mol-
n:rs
own ;!orre will ii-'P-mt at the
1 ' n r o ! r. 'hoit-r Mr.r.'L.v ? n
' "i ! " f I T-, i ' t ; 1 r e r f nnrp tlitn
. , i. ... . T-v'.' t' T- ' . th
:' "'j." ;'.; r i"( ;v e a be-.ef it on this
r irion and it i? urirad the public
"'o t'ir". out in too,!!', numhrs on
tV.s rrciv-or. fr help the au-.
Tu--'lay and Wedr"-.dTy D-rrjthy
1'ilton vu'.l V" a th- Lincoln in
f.'Ap :rh"." Jn "'hirh M:s5 Dalton
' i ' h two widely differ' ntiatfd ro'es.
ursd'iv and I'r'.day
ar: be ff n -n ''Lu 1:
NOTICi: TO CONTIt ACTORS
The und'r?:r'ned trustees of the
f chord city of Mihawaki. Indiana,
. v. i will recfivo bid.s up to "icht o'clock
n"nr. ! "ctoher !2. ir.jn, on the fixture of
th' --vinsr room and doratstic
science r('rnii! of the Dattell school.
Al.-'o upon the listht'lnj: fixtures.
Ab-o upon th" a?h lift lCcatei In
bcih- room of Battell school.
Each hid must oe aecompanici
"dth a certified check to the amount
of 2 0M of bid. which must becorn 1
the property of the school city in the
ev?nt that the bidders fail to enter
into a contract and furninh accept
arrni'' ne
T-..t.;r! ;i frr, n version of 'm irvin jble bond to the- full amount of con
T.xlor's p'iv and which, is in t,hetr;ift Price.
.-n-f. roiv-dv soiit whi(h r.orv.nVj TUr.H and .peoificitions are now
i ; f.f Mi-: Cl.ir!:' pictures. r- lilk' in Tne omce or me saiu
fcnooi City ana an oils snail be for
i: tm?n rnnM i:.NTArrMr.T.
Mr.- Delia Dohner and Anna M -
lure: hive rturnd from Indlana
T P he'-- th1' attended the G .A
T:.. National Knc;unpnf!it, ha irt
i'oj,i-ei.-nted Heb na 'olf'e tent X".
7 D luchtf rs of Veteran? who will
fixtures n Fpecified.
The school city reserves the ri.ht
to reject any or all bids.
H. W. JO.VI1S. Tres.
L. ). HVIIKIT. Pec'v.
Adv G. C. SHOIJC. Tre ,s.
t Mon 1 iy nit'ht
hi'l.
in
Mace ab e t
j Try NEirS-TlMES Want Ads
Mishawaka Classified
yy
ANNOUNCEMENTS
"VVanUvI To Itrnt.
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Lit ami I'ounit lO ; 4 ' riK t" ! ate onie om- xl:
I -a, ,1. wi..r nciy l,, x e s. n,.- b. . .fhJo Mrfy Ki.ulic,. f
lyvi:. a I ju.i .-.hiiii; ut 1.. .rove , Address A A., .Veww-Tlm.'S. .V.tt
i-'orni'-r Ambai-ador to Germany James W. Gerard recently testified
before the Senate Campaign Investigating Committee. He said that he
had raised $1,000 so far and would be thankful if ho could gret
. o o o . OmA for campaign expenses for the Democratic party. Mr. Gerard
w.a.s n.-ked whe ther he would take $1G,000.000 if ho could get it. "No,"
l.r- replied, "that would be too large. So great a sum would shock the
lu:!;c onscienco and insure the defeat of the party."
ü S. EDUOATIOHAL
SYSTEM DEVELOPS
One New FHsh School a Day
Added During Past 28
Years.
ATTACK 0X MAYOR
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ELKHART. Ind. .-c-pt. '2h. I'or- j
mr Stat1 Snator II h- rt II. Procf t- ,
turdav n.a'.e a uiou attack or. j
Mayor William E Wider who i saiI
Jto h:i e dictated the jdans for til '
tormation of a nero woman's r -publican,
club, using the w. icht i f
his orhfe to secure thrir vou-s
Arthur Huys
- - The Reliable Cleaner and Dyer
Best altering in town for ladies and gents. Mot reason
able prices.
SUITS $50.00 to $100.00 and tip.
Merchant Tailoring
SUITS $35.00, $50.00, $100.00 up.
Manufactured by the largest house of its kind The Conti
nental Tailoring Co.. Chicago. III.
Orders called for and delivered. Give me a c-all.
Phone Mishawaka 953. Mishawaka Trait Bldgr.
MISHAWAKA
Our special price on Overcoats, large or 5rna!l, cleaned
and pressed, $1.50.
Dire tors Tournament
Feature at Miami Club
The directors tournament waa
the coif feature of the day at th
Miami Country club yesterday.!
T'nii1 was a one. day tournament and
the piaytrs wer divided into four
different classes. The following
wtre the four winners in each clasa
who received prizes: Class A.
Franklin Morse, I). W. Horton.
Frank Lamorelle and Ralph Jerne
gan; class B, C. Kramer, John Kel
ly. A. First and Mr. Erskine, clasw
C. Fred Gnr.it?, Charley Burton. M.
W. Mix and Charles Harper: class
D. C. A. Warkmnn. Mr. Driver. Mr.
Suhr and John Schindler.
Thieves Busy Stealing
Cliildrens Playthings
.' KLIIMMtk. I.'i. r itf k.'ii-"L eea- ,
t 1 1 1 1; r bills üei silver i:fiirn t- !
T;- .Nexv Tii.it-. K'-xx ird.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
i
.-(J IN r.ll.l.s T...f f.-txxeu Nortli sic.e
l'.Miiv .-nid tiU s- h. .-!. Kit'iru f. h'.cU
x. in, i ofrbe ir t. all Mihli.iAaka l:'d-.
'.ft:;
MitKinx lei and liiccl'S
I.Ni IlA.Nd--' Jeiii's'-a niot'trx he-l, ceni
;!!. .N.-rtl. M-a- Mill'l.V ('.. II" I.
! 1 tx ; k. t y X-.
EMPLOTvlENT
11 dp W anttNl I Vmalr.
Farms iiiidjitmi for Sale. S3
tm t i'ii li.wa'iAix
l. Arm. kaum am lak;i: Monnnv
HM S; m:ak lUIiKON LAKK.
s'l 1. a reu farm with a K rooa
strictly nitd-rn house, uear Harro
Lake. G.od outbuildings and pleutv
"' tr'dt. A gre.it oipirtuuitv f.r some
2..tJ .-no uh w.aus f buy .pji-k. This
i-r.-perfv taust he s..M hy n.fo'.er Ut.
uLrAi.KT id.Ahrv 'oi;pii:aito
LJtJ-S Linteln ;i 't.
I'hori- M!5b. Ii!. ".t-t
:UILWAKA L'LASMi iLl
V. ifLr VOr Gl FAKTIIiM: TO GET
a r.KT'ini: .ion:- if vuf ai:i: in
Ti;r:i:s n;i in a roMii". win:i:i:
vd t. wtiiiK will r.i: i.i;nr am
CLLAN AM) VOF IIA VF AN olTOll
It'NTTY T LA KN .. ' I WAULS,
O.M'.l OFT AM M l fill: KINL iF
.!!;. WF havi; mii:n IN tFU
KAI I ( Mi I LS UN Wlr AM1'LK
-1 i;i:i:t
wil.-un mos.
1 i W Samp ' t.
-A e- 1 F -c ' i' Work."
lloimsi For Salt-,
llUML.s
rnxx It HALT V CO.
?TILL HAS
A FKW II OM LS FOU SALE
at faii: r KICKS.
j Ml.tr. S 7TII. 1 KOOMS $1000
I HAKKISOX .vt l-A
j MAsON ST üiiii)
. s sfi;in;. ACiu: .7,),,
, i i m: sm a hi; HoMi;. NFAVhv nr.
I 1 1 OLATLl. T A N I 15.VTII, Ci K
NKi: I. OT, IIAIiliU'iiOÜ FLOoltS
WoNTHlKFFL HOME FoR .v.-
m:w r.r.VrAi.ow. soon cht.
l'LLTLI, f-i-0 IOWN.
IF Vol' AUK tJOI.Ni; TO HFY WF
WILL taki: caiu: OF YOU
KlCillT.
I'FNN UFA LTV CO.
1--. S. MAIN. 1'IIONi: MISII. 21).
In addition to the various bicycles
which have b-en stolen from Misha
waka durin;: tile past few weeks,
children's playthings? are now beinr
taken. Th' latest theft reported ia
that of a coaster xag:on belonging
to the small son of Itev. and Mrs.
Oscar Lauben?. iyr. 1 1 1 E. .Seventh
st.. which was taken Saturday mom
my about 1 o'clock while it wa.
left standing in the front y.ird for
a few minutes. A tricycle and two
rockiriy horses were, stolen during
yesterday from the home of Mr.
ar.il Mrs. Arthur F. McCury, S.
Spring st.
Automobile Accident
Victim is Improving
"RED" GOVERNMENT
LEADER WANTS TO
COME TO AMERICA
Bar Russian Railway Official
From Making Contracts
in Tliio Country.
WASHINGTON. Sept. l'ö. w
high schools have bcf-n added to the
An.?rican educational system at th
rate of at least one a dav during" th
latt 2S years.
Statistics compiled by the
reserve bureau of education
that there are now more than 17.0 tj i
such schools, an increase f 4"'j per- .
cent over the number in lr0. At- . j
tendance nures from 14.000 of the j
school? give a total of l.T'Jä.6 II ,
scholars, indicating in effect that ; ,
one-tenth of the population is fret- i '
tin hi?h school educations, the bu- ,
re.iu states. !
S"hoI lie ports. j
Only f.12 of the schools reportimT f
to thf bureau enroll T00 students
each and L'TS enroll over 1,000.
while one-half of the Fl. 951 schools
tabulated have an enrollment of be- :
txveen 27 and 100 students. City
hih schools constitute less than 1' ' ;
percent of the total. Thf y enroll , 2 f
f'Tcent ftf all students. Almost j
percent of the hiyh schools are
rural with 4' percent f the sf:
dent?.
As e'j percent of the schools of- ,
forinir a four-year course have .
terms of only ISO days durinr the
year, a longer school term is "nr.- j
mistakably foreshadowed." accord-
Ir.r? to bureau officials. The schools
co.t. thousands of dollars to erect f
and to utilise the property for only ,
1 0 days a year is "bad judgment.'
the statement aid.
The number of hifrh school prrad- '
uates has increased from l'LSl' in L
lOO to -.'24. "67 in 1018. Consider- J
iry the increase in population iur- .
iii this period, it is found that ;
! American vouth are' 1ccornin ox-er
six times- as well educated as they
we re. j
Tca Trails.
The state of Texas leads In prr- ;
tentaee of hieb schorl yraduates
who continue their studies in prep- :
Lincoln Theatre
sili;niid atthactions
i:vi:itv day this yi:f.k
Ferando Kuru, 10 year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lichart, 2uS S.
Logan st., whet is at St. Joseph's
hospital suffering from injuries sus-,
tained Fri.lay ni'ht when struck by
an automobile driven by Mrs. J. A.
lieynoa. 124 S. Face st.. ia reported
as lieing somewhat improved. The
boy has regained consciousne ss and
seems to have a chant for recovery.
The attending ph.ysician is unable
to determine the exact extent of his
injuries.
COPENHAGEN, Sert 2ä. Trof.
Lomonosoff, who ..s in charge ftf
Russian soviet government railway
contracts, has tr)ld the press cor
respondent "that he is disappointed ) .,,-atory si hool or colleg'. Nrt
because the Unite d States gox ern- J
ment haa barred him from fjmrifr to i
America to arrange business con- I
tracts." !
The professor showed the coi-i
respondent a contract signed by the !
German locomotive trust comprising 1
all leading German locomotive
builders, including the Krupp tirin,
for the delivery of ,000 German '
loe'omotiv-s within 1 months, th I
amount involved bein about ",00',-
t'OU.OOO marks.
"I very much regret having been j
unable to place this order in Amer- I
ica." the soviet emissary said. "I '
have lived there f or years; I was t
always a firm believer in the mutual I
Interests of the two countries and j
had hoped to initiate business rela- ;
tions between them. The Fnited
States government ha.s forbidden the ;
export to Russia of American loco
motives on the plea that they are I
war material. I have orders for i
2.000 more locomotive s which I want
to place In America, if only America ;
will take the business."
Answers Questions.
Answering a question whether the I
delivery of the German locomotives
would not mean an Invasion of Ru- I
f!a by a small army of German tech- j
nicians, Lomonsoff said: "No. Itus-j
sia i.- fully capable of supplying her .
own needs in that respect. We have
all kind of technical experts. Since j
the Polish Invasion, the whle of j
Russia's intelligentsia has whole
heartedly joined the soviet govern
ment forces."
Prof. Ixmonosoff said lie was
TAG DAY srCCTISSrVIi.
A successful tag day in behalf of
St. Joseph's hospital was held
throughout . the business districts . colng to Stockholm to inspect
ytsterday. From an early hour un- j numbfr of Swedish locomotives i
til evening a group of worker which are readv f or delivery .
waylaid citizens, who gave gener- j Since the signing of the Russo- !
o u.-ly towards the worthy object. At i Swedish contract for the deliverv of!
a '.ate hour last nicht the commit-; j noo locomotives to Russia, prac-!
tee in charge was still e ngaged tig- j tically no Scandinavian firm has done
i.n k.. xtil nnxAlint -..ediffal
.MONDAY
OWEN MOORE
Popular Star, in
"STOP THIEF'
TI'FSDAY and WI :iNi:sD.Y
Thomas I net prrsent.s
DOROTHY DALTON
in
"L'APACHE"
Doti't miss this wonderful pro
ltietioit of I)ei"otIiy Dalton in a
fasednatin iH'w i-ole of life iu
the lights and shadows of Gay
I'a rev.
TIIFKSDAY and FRIDAY
Paramount Da.vs
The. Ik'witehin Little Star
MARGUERITE CLARK
in
"LUCK IN PAWN"
Help Uainetl .Male.
.t l M.S -.rix.- eil x:ifc-,
1 ..ii !:h. N M ini sr
5TTT' I'd NUALoW Partly niedern, rh-
I in. eae ido.-ii to car line. I'art casa
I -r- f'- M-t. on er, 72.1 N. Flizubeth St.
Jo j Phone Mi!Ii.ixx aka K.'.'. 2.",l'l
KeV
U' i "
lAts for Sa1"
s:
oFXv MAN t r
!, it M r ... A '
MERCHANDISE
Autchvs l'r Salt-
c,div rv ;i. M J.'f"- ' '" SALF. OF LOTS
,lv n ..-re.:. , '""! bail-Mng lets f'-r jjI.m) and up.
' I Ohj fish, bilar.ee ä.(m a a.on'fi.
O'U'AI.lll' Ill.AI.TV "eMlPoKA'rIO
1-'V5 Lino in Way 't
.en M!;i IJI. 17
iI ! l-I.N N iVlfALTY e;ö
FILLLh--T ; F., l.;trri..it..;i.il '
PI. u.,- :.. : 1 iI"2. 21:;
a.i,- z i . ht. It'j :
u.irs f--r L..U.K...
1 i iTi i:oaf n:i;-w::i.
M'.M;.:xx ka
."ft
r . a i ) d .
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t ;.-.e-:. r
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re.i;;s, xx est end. two blocks
froai Lincoln war Wer. Pay
ttiis oi your tru. SI. '.Vi..
M- e littlt Iioxo on nirth iJr.
ho in. all tu-tdcra but heat.
;U1 ; doxx r..
1
Holl-dtold (imb !
1 II. 2 AK t 't i r . ! M.1 -- l ' in
... .u .v)v-) x : ..-r i .tr.
.,s lif-x : .1-.. i.- I"---: r .. 1 .u-.-i
.;; rtrx t.'-de. .t ; i !: -
v.öck i !: -r . -,: w. tv.'.-.i
t,.rr t.-jure !i t'isr, .1
A N Nl'OFNCl : W 1 TD D I X G
neiy, if Fe-rt Wayne, announce the
marriage oi their daughter Miss
Fsthe-r Jane, to Josejth L. Martin of 1 f
Mishawaka. The ceremony was per
formed at the- home of the bride's
parents Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin will reside
in Mishawaka.
WILL LFAYF WFFNFSDAY. ,
Mr. Gee.re Waictzko, 12. 1-2 '
Lincoln way K.. will b.-ave We.lr.es-j
day fi.r Columbia City, where she j
xxill spend several w eks as- the
Ltu.st f Mrs. La Verne P nee and
ether friends. While in that city j
slu- wil; also attend the fair and j
Oi l SettUr.V day. :
CLFR IDIFS TO F.NTLUTAIN J
Lady members f the Country j
chio will giv a lunchom next;
Wednesday afternoon to be follow el;
Men:brs will be allow-i
rx .
H.cj.. fii veur old ea L. pth
: . sj "-",: .".iO lowri.
I'FNN' i:kaltv
r.e M -lit'vaka lst S M.iia sr.
by card.-.
t'i ;t c; t
must be r..;iJt- n-t later tb.an M-n
dav night by calling Mrs. Lai
Webster cr Mrs. Karl Warner.
TEiPLETlElTEB I
TODAY
EtSnel Clayton
in
irk(SLl& Z
Rouni" Without P.cKinl
1 ill 1 : 1 I ur:.
r.ib'e f"- re.
.''"ti
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