South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
Man in the Street
tCONuNtED FROM PACE TENJ

one, so there is no reason why she
should be unhappy
Austria is now a member Of the
League Of Nations. leaving the
United States. Germany. Russia and
Turkey at the knotholes.
Ham and eggs are sold in Port
land. Ore. restaurants for 20 cents.
but tire railroad fare 10 Portland is
startling.
We favor the early shopping idea.
but the propaganda is not needed
where women are supplied with
money.
Gee Whit They have begun even
70 suspect our canned goods.
Don't worry Unless all signs
fail, the time will come when hui
man compassion will find an inspir-
ing expression in its fullness for the
nan who is TO step in Woodrow Will
sons shoes.
Politicians are always the big
gest liars" says a Pittsburg minis
ter. Sometimes we think politicians
are and sometimes we thing the
fishermen and duck hunters are.
The rich women are buying a
good many furs, but the whole
course Of trade would indicate that
only the poor girls can afford them.
There seems to be no diminishing
of the eager reform ers for new ex-
ing human customs and conduct
We feel sure that in due time sDats
will be compelled to fight for exist
ence in the robust and unfinished
west
After all. the whole problem OF
humanity is 10 get back to normal
conduct. normal living. normal in
dustry and normal thinking as soon
as possible.
SO long as YOU have brains
enough not to fall out with your
neighbor over politics or religion.
you will probably get by if you are
willing TO work.
In addition to the Santa Claus let
ters from citizens published last
Sunday we have picked a few at
random from the mail Of the past
week. The balance will appear next
Sunday. Here they are: Members
of the Mishawaka High school foot
ball squad ask when Santa Claus is
going TO give them the banquet that
Dune Campbell and Charlie OstrOm,
in a great burst OF civic enthusiasm.
promised them: G. w. (Mike) Gill
asks that another year of single
blessedness be vouChsafed him; Doc
+. A. Doan wants Santa above all
things to prolong the life of the fe-
male patient into whose system he
dropped a piece Of chewing gum
while she was undergoing an opera
ton recently; Robert Robertson
hopes some day TO become as great
"A producer of movie films as his
friend David w. Griffith; Bob Knob
lock asks that the rubber situation
be soon readjusted; George Blair
would ike that his herd Of Guern-
seys be returned to the barns at
Bercado farm in order 20 satisfy the
demands of his former milk custom
ers: Rev G. W. Titus wants a new
church building capable of accom-
mOdating a congregation OF 1900;
Henry EEgleston. township trustee.
asks that another good looking
teacher be added TO his staff after the
holidays: w. l.. Chandler hopes that
Santa Will cause the public 10 for
get the success ne made Of the Vic
tory loan. Phil Natz hopes he VIII
soon get TO know the difference be-
tween a stogie and a 25-cent cigar
AChiIIe Colp4ert says he can never
forgive Santa for not having urged
him 20 come 10 this land of plenty
40 years ago. Charlie Bingham is
hoping by the love OF Mike that the
family now occupying honeymoon
cottage on Park aV. viii soOn va
cate. FIR. SChOckaert is looking
ahead. He wants Santa TO double
the supply of poultry in the town
ship i'm time for next Thanksgiving;
"Hy.' ByrlJit of the Mishawaka
Trust earnestly hopes the vice-presi-
dent of the institution will vote I'm
favor of an enlarged check this
Christmastido. Foxy" Hayes asks
Santa TO finance a trip into Canada
for him after The first of the year;
Rev j.. IT, Evans hopes soon 20 have
his conscience stiIied so as TO allow
of him reading the Sunday n S.
Times. our old friend Pat HouiI-
han sends In a request that Dc
Valera be asked 10 leave the coun-
try So that ne may get his job;
Henry Fustier says there IS really
nothing ne wants so much as 10 get
acquainted with some of the bellies
Of Nishawaka. George 3 Williams,
iteratcur. poet uCwspaperman and
incidentally treasurer of the Misha-
vaka Wooden Mfg. Co. hopes that
his interest IN the Warsaw uewspa-
per viii contiue bringing the MAUI
ma his way. Pr Kohl. jolly old soul
asks Santa TO help him in his re-
ducinS exercises; Joe GrOvelski,
who owns Joe's Smoke shop. sends
us q perfumed note stating that his
ambition is TO own string of cigar
stores and billiard parlOrS extending
from Mishawaka TO Kalamazoo,
Frank +. Coats. the genial under
takcr. is hoping that next years
mortality In Mishawaka viii be the
lowest on record; Rev. i. c. Rogers.
elated over the success Of yester
days church sale. hopes the women
Of his congregation viii feature one
each month during the winter;
Al MCNIichael wants Santa TO
calm his friends who are urging