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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMED
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
Neivs-Timcs Office 120 Lincoln Way W. Phone Mishazcaka 10
DESERTED BRIDE
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
CARL .lHMiW W EDS
MISS EU LA LIE MINZEY
CIVICS DEPARTMENT i ShS! NOTED ENTERTAINER!?
IN SOCIAL AFFAIR
Mr?. nu?'50ll Chaprone. IT year
.1 1 - f . V. . '
.u. ;i nriui' uir n.or.ir.s. is m ;l
--rious condition at tho home of her 1
Krantlparcnts, .Mr. and Mrs. Y
M-n. r of tl; .,. ,,l WoniTi'i1 !
i
!.'- c..f ihr Hi.-: 'hri-tian ' hurch
iif-i'i a mi-ct II.i rioo'j.s shower at th- !
:,1S i:. r.rr.vr t.. Thursday in
j i.o::or of .Mrs. Guy Alvon who was
I .Married in Auet.'t. Hhn was formerly
I M;:- fJoriNiTa. Uurkhart. Girr.os were
in;oyl during thn rvfnink' and re-
t .'"MVih ! , f-V ' i Tri f. tf pm! fra Alt-nrrl
Mi-hi-.k.i v;orr,r,n rh:-, Mr. Irinas t! rrrli0nl of a number of
R Hyrkit. rhAirrr.m. I.M fr.-t j r-rrlty Rifts.
Carl McMar.n and Mi? Ku'.alie
; Mir.zy were rr.rried by the Iv.
i Ir. R. E.irlo Parker, at the Metho-
d:t parsoi.asc-. Friday pt. 24. An
nouncement of the marriage was
made Thursday.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Miri2?y. 127 W. Bal
is for the past povf-ra
TWO MISHAWAKANS
ELECTED TO STATE
OFFICES OF K. rs
Mayor n. W. Gajlrr. i:
drew?. ?,. h. Albrrt and V
Tilhury havf rrt'Jrr.r from
rapoÜ Ahere Thov" :itrrr.,!M
O.
Ar-Van
T.(,(ii:uT orrosri) to
hoi.i: vii:mi..
Ir?tad f p--'.jr;f. pul'.:
:".tf sink hi-'. r t'i r-
. or.t on tho ;:jv s:ni-r.t. "u'.d
"rr httr-r to app!y tiv. T.rri ;.
oati.'na! f at: or. -c: er tit:
SINK
A
r :
Open? Active SYa?on in Con
nection With Woman's Club.
Program Outlined.
The department of cr-k of th"
art f.v rfirth or !'chin--i -i .. .
rnn nrrnTTniT mn mmv :v;::v.v, r l ; : . rj ,4k 1 1 u-w and h
! Mrs Chaperones husband ,rted j Manufacturing Co..' The croom i
-i cxwul v wj Hna since t. .nn r t r
m:. ..n., crc-.c, Ku-;WalIace BrHce Am,bary Willi SS rÄÄ IT: ; "r-
outn Ii en a.
d;a
r h p i
' - Ul" grand lodtre -s-:on rf the1
Knights of Pjthias M,w.r GayK-r.
vir-; r,r en m n n vn : n T ri 1 1 m P ' i -, 1 '
' " v ' - - - ---- , I ; i r r" 1 i n Z
a ::
t r. d t
St.. .:; Tl:
it not
to vo-
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Li
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b.-n
r.at- pt f
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i
pria t ; . 'V A'.;
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i : 'a a
i tr.'
as r.t'T.d- J by arout rnf nbf-rs :
The affair vas .;" a .--of i t :u i ci-t- I
fo.rtlirr nat;;r- ;.rd 'v,is a r:irf i
J'!'M?:ir.t f'ir.r'i': in : r-.o-:.!
,. rn II i:.- ; hi'"- otrn.'d tro-'idi-nro
w ith a r-:dir. a did (J. A.
Maurer v.i; n h.orn --o)o. .icon-.-
I in!el by lfct ü. in Vili-oü o j th"
piano.
Tlv off. fr ''if this impoifar. de
pjrfirTer r of flio . ;iäb fr.r 1 j I
!; ChalrMT.. Mr. T. p.. Ftvrkir:
".ee t halrnnn. Mrs. I'. Ilor-ain:
rf op.iitirr s.Trj.'ir;-, Mr. TA'illlaui 1'.
'N"eli- T,rr-.-j'rpiin ' rr' 'ar .
Mr. .T-rr v.,,i ard : trfiMinT,
M-. Nertbold I '.a or.
Th4 d-pr t rr i Ti I; ;,'-nird for
'1 firtiv -r .!!. fli pi ol-ir rns f
Ve disow-'. d a!irr,' v;r i''"p'
1 - '"a 1 a ff a irs . T 1 1 ' n i :o ' i i : r .
' i ! I ; 1 1 : - Ii v c.. , , I
i
: n . " A o oi r '' ot t ! r" !
: n up d i: ri ; r 1 1 1 '
' i .b vrar -vill v.- " M i-lri wa i-. i ("ii !
T'rid''o -.'' " n iTi. a i i f ion f
ri-i n." "T I , Ftf r? r,f Voj-.. on'
3.if aol If.alth." 'Thr Mr.in- pjo-i
t'J''-. !, . f-r i r l , t i r, ; ( v J., j, nd-
rod fT irn born w n:-n of tho
iv iv oijff linn with Mo- Anv'i-
a a i-a f i in nvi'iii'-nf. th' .oomit-lf--
r. r- tf-r fa I; in c p-, rt in th''
ttr.'ir with th rfvi dopartn a-nt.
livrr.nTAi.w; yon v isitors.
Mi-s F'.Tnic Ku'pTt, .1'3 W.
f'.att!l t., rnt-rtair.ed at a farewell
art-.- Wednodav evening In honor
j f Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Kevil. form
; 'rly d "My Amerioin Girl." mu.-l-j
il ooinedy rornpany. who are mo
: torin to Jacksonville. Fla., next
Appear Before Woman's
Club Saturday.
weck, Th hon was beautifully
do( fir.it in the form of Halloween
I anoiri- and -onte?ts wer features
of th' vrninc:. Mr. and Mrr. Keevil
a; form r!'- of Elkhart.
' ! . til bo f,- I.'
f "Ii io T're rn! i
.bjp! fn b t i
Ni:V Dlil'AUTMKNT PUVM.
Mmbrs of th Mlshawaka Woman'-
r!uh met Wednesday even
ing in th hl'h school auditorium
fo;- thf purp-s- of oranizinc a new
(i pa rt men t for th club. The new
hr. Is for th' business womn
i ni T r. i ;rv ano i-s ripen io an a-
! Plans v. r- made to rive a
o ir on in
fi-.a!
tlo- near fntur when
a rra v. r men ts will be made.
Dorlar Brothers Aprnt
Announces Jnv Foliey
An i:rii:'n! r . i -e, in m-.v of
th fart hat it Is Intend' d prmvuib
fr pr"ns v Vi do bn-in v itb a
iiauprtitor, h i bn announced b
ljobert If.irw. Dodrr Pr"'!pTS
thaler, in MKh nnikn. Th' servier-j-i
for tb hnr-4it of fT-i?o whi
ii-d Dod pirofhrr- nudor cars on
thrt open nvirkrf and who ar- in
rttibt as to tii a r and ooditiop
ft the rar.
"Any man " h bo- . o -d pod-
ProfhTs motor ear, if io- to tncs if
to us for Inepe'-tlot p.,n ' ! fin
itely when tile -va biiilf."" s tid
Mr. Tfaiwoy. "While w . H'erate a
tisl car market our" Iv wo uill
pladly r!e this Information h cau
e feel that n man v l-.o owns a
Tolsre rar i a 'mombv of th fnn
l'y." reffardlss of vhoth- lu- ruii
in through the frotit or i ick . 1 t .
and we rr o hi in c i tain dnnit'-
ourtrie?.'
; m m pi. ii I'lrrnii; to rkphat.
Jo . irdi of ?j Sinner." as pre-j-.
iif.l at th- Timple yesterday xvlta
i 'o.-r.! rro Tal ma dice In th titl rolr
i i a 'o'-ndy liair.a of love, romance
aral l-.uchter lor rd-blooded mald
j !i and p en If is racy, and the
;ind of a picture to draw and
riius-. Tf PI be shown for th
ast tiire-: todav.
MFSTC DTTAimillNT MI1I7TTNG.
The initial meeting of th1 music
dppartment of th Mishawaka Wom
an's club will b held in the library
roTn Monday evenlncr at "7:T
oYlerk. As this is tho firs: meetirtc
f tho voir, no retrular program will
b civen. The meeting "Will hr purely
sooi tl. llf reshments will b served.
I; sriuorsT.v i.Trni.
Mr- V. T.. Minroy. 127 W. Tt-itt-Tl
st . has scope tf '"hlcasr. callod by
Ihc srioi.: condition of her son. Mal-
dm. who 1 in a hospital on account
of -", f re injuries received In an an
tdpiobile accident. As soon as h's
condition will permit Mlnzey -wll b
rMiiord to the hom- of his parents
in tin city.
Wallace Rruce Amsbary, who de
lighted hi3 hearers at a Fellowship
program last winter In, this city, is
to return to Mishawaka on Saturday
to lecture before the general meet
ins of the Woman's club at 3 o'clock
m the club rooms. Just recently
Mr. Amaary has received signal
honor In appreciation of his worth
as an authority and interpreter par
excellence of modern literature, by
being elected to the professorship of
literature at Armour Institute, Chi
cago, of which Dr. Frank Gunsau
lus is president. Dr. Gunsaulus has
said of him. "It is fair to say there
is no one like him. in his delinea
tion of Rubtle and Interesting char
acters. Ills own verse Is of a high
order. ius Insight and mastery as
the finest literature takes new form
and substances with his entertain
ment, are unapproached, as I be
lieve, by any other person on the
platform. Nothing more distinct
ively educational comes with more
delight than his Interpretation of
the human soul through these pre
sentations. He ia a past master in
the Art."
"Jean Baptiste and His Brethren"
which is the title of a group of Ams
bary s most famous poems, will also
be the subject of his address on
Saturday. In this lecture, it is aild,
Ära feet rortn wonaeriui aesenpuons
of the northland and Its pulsing life
together with interpretations of the
French-Canadian In literature, both
through poem and dory. Much of
Mr. Amsbary'f charm as a lecturer
i due to the fact that he ha9 delved
S into sources hitherto neglected and
bringing them forth has incorpor
ated them into his programs, thus
presenting to the public a refresh
ing and novel line of thought.
Because of the large number of
persons who will be interested in
hearing the noted speaker, the club
management has opened Saturday's
meeting to the general public and
has extended an invitation to Mii?ha
wakans, both men and women, to
attend. There will t a small ad-
rore ner marriage ?he was Mis Ida !
Helle Sm'th of this city. During
July, 1?C0. she eloped with Chap-'
erone. then employed in a local fac- '
tory. and was married. Th counle !
kept their marriage a secret until i
August 30, when it was announced.
Mrs. Chaperone was discovered jn '
the act of swallowing the poison by ;
her grandmother who knocked' the '
bottle from her hand. Medical at
tention was immediatelv given the ;
girl-wife. " ,
and Mr. McMann of
and is employe! in
m ember of
of the order.
N. Web r of
;he crr. ii'.jttc on
: o;:y
state
.u -T ijki: ni vi; M.
Aii.; : " What ' the mat
wi:h :h lar. p. mad un 7"
Pad-: "It ha a P. ;h faults
nui samt: (.mi..
I ya c-i
K. OF C. AUXILIARY
INSTALLS OFFICERS
Otf.cers were Installed at a meet
ing of the Ladies Auxiliary of th
Mishawaka council XÖ. 1 7 S
Knights of Columbus at the K. C.
home. Lincoln way W.. 'edn-sdav
vening as follows: Mrs. CeorKo
Tremel. president; Mrs. Frank
Michels vice-president: Mrs. Charles
Kramer, secretary and Mr Aumwt i
DeGroote. treairer Following the j l. Ms MLITTIXCS CON TIN III.
to t'vnimr.o Operation .
" i . -
Mr. and Mrs. McMann will re?:de ! -ciua. ,ne u months old Jaugh
at l:; W. Pattell ft. ! trr of Ir- ar-d Mrs. Joseph S . r.?
K'15 W. Fourth st., was r.-niov. d to
C.OOI) RILL mil CE NT PRY. Ist Josejhs hospital Thursday
The vaudeville bill a: the Century j uuuerP an operation
theater this week is or.e of the bt-t
of t!- season so far. George L
(irave and Co. will present Prmyl
Barton in "The Woman of a Thou
saiid Secrets." a cb-ver comedy
sketch: Mies Kane McDurtie will be
-ard in a classy whiflit solo;
Wells afal Montgomery. comedy
ir.ging and talking; Walter and Ie.
lcvcr boy and girl, in a little bit
f varie ty; Price and Cilmore. "Jut
a Moment," an unusual comedy offering.
.T .i
Thv
Tit VNa--'
GOES TO LArAYETIE.
John P.athaway has returne 1
his- horn in Tafayette after spep.
ing several months in :hi citv.
I wiil not
debts contra
Tompkins. .Ian.cs
(' responsible for ar.v
cl by niv wife, r.nim.i
M.
Tompkins.
Adu.. 7P
Try FJT S-TIM ES Want Ads
AMvEI TO PLY AT DWTGIIT. J
The Joe's Melody Hons orchestra'
of Misliawak.i have received a tele- j
gram from Dwight. 111., asking them
to play a week's er.gafrement at the j
Blackstone theater there. I
.nstailatJon cards were enjoyed, and
the favors awarded to Mr. ändMrs.
Fred Kch'roeder. Fred Tripple. Mr.-.
Frank Michels. August DeC.roote
and Mrs. Otto Ganser. Dainty re
freshments were served.
Try XEITS-TIMES Want Ads
The special revival meetings i nn-
ducted by Uev. G. P. Wright which
are being conducted at the Salva
tion army headquarters are grow
ing in interest. A large crowd was
present Wednesday evening.
W. H. Parmenter. jeweler. Is
Chicago on a buying trip.
m
NEW GROCERY AND
MARKET
OPENS SATURDAY
at 702 East Lawrence St.
Complete Stock
Prices Right
Everyone invited to call.
JOHN BLASKO
T1UTH CATCllEs EIRE.
I A Maxwell truek belonging to the
J T'errdalo grocery. oSuth Rend.
ca'jght fire on Lincoln way West
I 1 )St eveninc. the local flrmen being
; callod p. -tinguidi the hla7e which
I t .- siid f li.ivr been oatised by
I defective wiring of the truck. It was
I hadlv damaged.
First Wrrstlinp Match
Of the Season Monday
The initial wrest'inr match of tlo
reason will be held Monday r.opini;
nt the Cenpiry th' ttcr. Thii.- will
In- two all star wre.-tling ou
which will include th' 1 al h nn
pion -Kid" Ko. Willi mi IVM.-tral
f 'hiao will pi t Sfany Stadial:
of BrookPn. X V.. and Kid r.'p
Will clash with Jack M c a - njd of De- ! VblTINC PARl'VT4.
troit. Po' krie. afhbtic in.-trutfur f , William Jo-hid; of the I". S. naval
Notr Dame, will a- f as i to--. Tliis j traininc stalnm. Great Lakes. 111.,
is the tirst of a series of wr-stling sji. r.ding a furlough with his pa
matches whidi wiil be i . 1 1 1 o . 1 of! ;i'-n!--. Mr. and Mrs. John Joshiek.
ACCIDENT VICTIM IS
IIS' SERIOUS CONDITION
The condition of th six Mishawa
ka people who wer struck by an
automobil driven by F. E. Riddle
Funday night, Is reported as being
somewhat improved. Miss Margaret
Spencer, Towle av who was the
most neriously Injured Is still in a
serious condition. It was at first
feared that her back was broken.
! . - i i t..n.ul
put an .-ray uKen ai in iiuai1
Money Deposited with this Bank Before
Oct. 1 1 Will Draw Interest from Oct. 1
at 4
First Trust & Savings Bank
Mishawaka, Ind.
In the same building and under the
same management as
First National Bank
Combined Resources $3,500,000
ii c i.-f ri'fni i ll 'Snowed inai no nunt-s wco- u"1-
r.-rmndo K rt r Tnn st . The Misses Drna Ganes and Lucille
vho was run into hv a Mishawaka Schudda. who were also victims, are
woman a few .lavs, had his left eve reported as being slightly improved.
moved -.-1 - rd a v. Although h- is wniie josepn oanser, fr., oo?r.i
b-d .-ondition." it i-- not thoucht j Ganser, jr., and John Kemp are im-
injuries v. ill m cc-ari!y pro - proving.
re
in
hi
Ml.
Called convocaion Friday evening
of Mishawaka chapter S3, R. A. M.
Work in the Mark Master degree.
LPGA R S. ANDERSON. H. P.
I1ARKV K. SUDLP; SCC'Y.
7tl Advt.
ihiring the winter s-e.ison. all
w hi'-h will be of a hih standard.
i :
Pnio
t.
TODAY'S I.I'or P.I LP
"'rooked Strain'.!."' the. pi.-ture
Ive.-n at the Liiooin tlo.itiT-l-I'llV
will be V' ; ited ftM the ,t :.
ii-" todin- l;.irii lt.i ile- v':,r.
):'- a splendid vded'- r.auh
- htcli to di-play '-i- .. d !
i!nf S It to P"l iVl'l"!'.. 1.1 S I
: i 4bsorbin'-" on, or.e ; -
i".c emotions .ii.d ats into on -
'art 1 te n h.i -. 1 : o r.
son p.orv.
A cr,n was b-rn y -terday
on to Mr. and Mrs. Th's.
W. Fourth -t.
after-
Mod--(
I
I i.i:.ys: lor lU Ropr.
r Mr. and Mrs. Alfonce Nerinz and
r 1 reman I .-Yr-ese will leave I'ri-
;.iav for their home in T?f-!c;hnii: Mr.; "
and Mrs. Nick Crisco for Fkarinla. J
;and Pinl Sellise and children fori
' t -.! IlIZ U V.
I)m't Forget
KEISER ELECTRIC
SHOE SHOP"
116 N. Main St., Mihaaka.
For All Kinds of Shoo Repairing
and Shoes.
"Mishawaka Classified
antl ' omul P
Y il i i nTTs i - -i -1 ' i j '
,! and m pnp, v ! ;v a'ii bt'.iw n p -l
f...l and whit.- a" I i ' o p"! !! K"
? ;rn f" V.. I- i! T' - rd i' ' M '
w.ir-1 i:l
Apai li:u nt anl Plats 71
MAI.s i. N. i-.i1.. in.- liirnishd room
;a , il- Cr Pt kh'-r; 7t 1
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
EMPLOYMENT
IIoiuc For Sale.
M
Holl WaiiPal Pt id.k
l.H C uu..-tt-nt :-r
trk. Ajily Mrs i
'.'" Pdst Ht r :r
in-r:i '.
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n 1 10- tor-.
M t.-U i u'
L.. Iii I i.l .- i . o ,(.. ii rp-'Ui xoodfiii
!:.? J :m n-a.ly for u to luovt in.
i': . M..rk Kt-jl t y , . 1 1
sai.i.- - .Mm- r-o:a Cio'ist
. r.i and ("..lpi'te l.ati.
a a ! . v 'j t ; v 1 1 ( &
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to cr- Ol
Zoe V i i s -
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pi SO -
l'j Ido. ks fr'.i.i i
I'n. a- s 4.i too. Sljoo '
t .o-y i ua uts. Mark j
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FREE! FREE!
We will give one of these beautiful DeLuxe Bicycles, enameled
jrold and blue. Free to one of our customers for Christmas. Ask
for a number with each purchase.
CONE'S CYCLERY.
1 16 Lincoln Way West MISHAWAKA
LINCOLN
LAST TIMES TODAY
Thos. H. Ince presents
3C
F
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lillü
TEMPLE
A Comedy Drama of Love, Romance and Laughter for red
blooded maidens and men.
JOSEPH M. SCHENCK Presents
Constance Talmadge
In Charlotte Thompson's racy romance
n Search of a Sinner"
A John Emerson Anita Loos Production
Peppy, lively, naughty, nice
Silks and spice and everything nice
That's what this is made out of!
LAST TIMES TODAY DONT MISS IT.
Matinee 2.15, 3:40.
Evening 7, 8:30, 9:40.
Admission Adults 15c, 20c
Ad mission Adults 20c, 25c
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l.ll'.it'LKl-Aiia -riiiLl roora t.oaso t.-r
m or rent; erve l-i.- k fr.-in ar lira,
luluu I'iiouc Mia'-awaka l'-'i1
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s.;Ti". siaik t;
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P.ivn. partly tu .! ru . in Hi.
lai -.- i 'i K-'"d gar ie. Pri.
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muvi: IN
W. Ota
iK-wr. . Mi iL. rn
r.i:pni:i: rr gi:ts cold.!
lv.l.. bungalow . I
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MONEY
Savings Deposits
made on or before
I Interest from
Oct. 11 tli x ill draw
Oct. 1.
3IISILWVAKA
TUUST & SAVINGS
COMPANY
IntcfdnicnLs. SttH-Us Houds 3D
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LlVb SlOCk
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llorM-, Cattle
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NORTH SIDE
TRUST
& SAVINGS
BANK
before Oct. 1 I
will receive
4 PERCENT
Interest from Oct. I
By Julien Josephson. Directed by Jerome Storm.
Photographed by Chester Lyons.
A Thos. H. Ince production. A Paramount-Artcrait Picture
His first trip to the city a thousand dollars to spend
and he had never had a "big time" in his life.
Was it any wonder the home folks seemed so far and the
gay loose ways so temptingly near? But when his pal and
his money were gone and the cops had branded him 'crook
what then?
A story that gets under your skin, races through your
blood, beats in your heart like a hammer. Charles Ray,
with his infinite sway over human emotion from the
heights to the depths and back again! You'll be mighty
glad you came.
SATURDAY Thos. Ince presents
ENID BENNETT in "WHAT EVERY WOMAN LEARNS"
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Cash
Talks
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OFFER
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The Square
Deal Store of
Mishawaka
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For a verv short time a limited stock of all sizes of
Round Oak Stoves and Rang
at prices less than they can be bought at the factory to
day. Here are a few of the Stoves
18 inch double fire pot, regular price 386.50
Cash Price $71.50
20 inch double fire pot, regular price $103.00
Cash Price $84.00
Other sizes at the same Discount
We have a Heating Engineer with us and are always willing to give you a figure on
a Moistein Heating System.
Give us a trial. Become one of our satisfied users.
Remember the Beckwith People make good goods only.
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Two All Star
WRESTLING CONTESTS
CENTURY THEATER
Monday, October 1 1
William Demetral
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vs.
Stanley Stasiak
Kid Ross
vs.
Jack McLeoud
Tickets on sale at JOE'S SMOKE SHOP
CUT
UiY THEAT
Fri., SaL, Sun.
VAUDEVILLE
FIVE GOOD ACTS MOSTLY GIRLS
GEORGE L. GRAVES & COMPANY
Present ERMYL BARTON in "The Woman of a Thousand Secrets" A clever comedy
sketch
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MISS KANE McDUFFIE
NOVELTY WHISTLING
ENTERTAINER
WELLS & MONTGOMERY
COMEDY SINGING & TALKING A
CLEVER TEAM
WALZER & LEE
A Little Bit of Variety A splendid Offering A Clever Boy and a Clever Girl
PRICE & GIL MORE
"JUST A MOMENT" An Unusual Comedy Offering
6 PIECE ORCHESTRA 6 Miss Ethel Starr Director
SHOWS 7:30 and 9 o'clock SUNDAY MATINEE 2:45
USUAL ADMISSION
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