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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28
WILL ELECT OFFICERS
FOR ATHLETIC CLUB
Organization OF New Club at Haley
School TO be Completed To-
night-Games at Laurel.

officers for the Mems Athletic club
of the Haley Community center will
be elected tonight. In addition TO the
business session. at which also the
constitution will be revised, there will
be an indoor baseball practice. All
interested IN the formation Of a base
ball league are urged TO be present.
The women of the domestic science
class will also meet. Peter Switalski
and his committee will have charge
of the building.
Tonight is mems night at the Lau-
rel school where community center
organization has just been formed. At
TAO o'clock there Will be an indoor
baseball game between the VOrde's
and the Second ward team followed by
a basket ball game between the
Speedy Five and the Federals After
the games there will be a short meet
ing to discuss plans for the organiza-
ton Of an athletic club. Every young
man over 16 years of age is invited
TO attend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28
DAIRYMEN To HELP
GOOD WILL WEEK
MiIkmen to Distribute $4,000
Bottle Shoppers Advertising
Charity Fund Campaign.

a meeting of the publicity commit
tee for Good VIII week was held at
the Chamber of Commerce Wednes-
day afternoon. Chairman Cronbach
presided, and reports from the vari-
Gus divisions were read and approved.
Street banners will be placed in
position Saturday morning from
prominent downtown buildings as well
as a suitable location in the western
part OF the city. Orders for 5000
window cards are in the hands of the
printers and as soon as finished will be
placed in the store windows and in the
windows of many homes throughout
the residence districts. Cards will also
be placed in the street cars and all
vehicles where permission can be OBJ
tanned
The exhibit of the Associated Chart
ties OF this city. now on display at
the meeting of the Indiana Fedora
ton Of Women's clubs at Indianapolis.
will be brought back and placed on
view in some public location. 1t is
thought that an empty downtown
store room can be secured for this
purpose. Attra ctive hand-bills 10 the
number OF 5000 are ready for dis
tributiOn in the stores, factories and
laundries of the city. over so, 900
milk bottle shoppers will be placed
with the dairymen, who will assist in
advertising Good VIII week.
Placards for public buildings, car
toons for the newspapers and various
other publicity methods, including
slides and films for the motion pic
ture theaters, will be ready in a few
days The progress made by the vari-
Gus committees and the enthusiasm
shown was very gratifying to those
who have the advance work in charge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28

envelopes. 1000 large envelopes, SIC;
Is. 600 cards. "Once for All" S12; 15.-
600 pledge cards, SIS; $4,000 cir
cullars, $40: total. 1885.
There was also a large amount OF
space donated by the daily news
papers OF the city in advertising and
publicity. printing badges. as well ~
a large amount Of clerical and other
labor
Respectfully submitted, st. Joseph
Loan & Trust Co, by George L. Bing-
ham, treasurer for South Bend FEEDER
alton for Social Service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28
LODGE NOTES

A Halloween dancing party was
given last evening by the Independent
order of Foresters in the w. o. w.
hall The music for the evening was
furnished by the "HOusekeeper" or
chestra and there were so couples
present. \ committee for the evening
included Mrs. Ada Pridmore. Mrs. Ida
Donald, Mrs Barbara Chambers and
Mrs. Archambeault During the bust
ness meeting one new member was
obligated into the Companion court
and six in the Independent order of
Foresters. The next meeting will be
in two weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28
COURT NOTES.

Frank Mollar is seeking a divorce
from his wife, Theresa Mollar, after
Il years of married life, according 10
his divorce complaint filed in superior
court Wednesday afternoon. They
were married on July 20, 1901, ac-
cording to the complaint, and separ-
ated May %. 1915. He charges that
the defendant was addicted TO liquor
and that she struck and abused the
four children born unto the couple.
She also refused to prepare the daily
meals at one time and another, ac-
cording to the husbands charges. He
asks a divorce and the custody of the
four children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28

The Dramatic club Of the Haley
Community center will meet Friday
night at 1880 o'clock. Steps will be
taken toward the formation Of an or
chestra. William JaraZewske and
David Heintzleman have charge Of
this project
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28
WILL ENTERTAIN GIRLS

Plans for entertaining the girls of
she Y. w. G. A. on Nov Is will be
made tonight at a meeting of the Y.
NJ. c. A. dOrmitOry men which will
be held at o'clock. The affair on
the 18th is to be one OF the series OF
group socials which are being held
this season at the association build
iuE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28
Lounging Robes
Lunch
at Our

Pretty KmonoS for morning afternoon is gar
ment of comfort dainty and dreSSy with floral con-
ventional designs, made in
Fleecy Flannelettes at $1.OO, SIPS, $3.50.
Soft Crepes, satin trimmed, $1.OO to $3.50.
Japanese Kimonos, embroidered, $3.50 to
$3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28
Sane9ie Pattern Hats

The most remarkable values ever offered to-
day. Our Millinery department crowded 100
Pattern Hats offered from the sample cases of a
leading Manufacturing Millinery. We have
added so more from our own stock and tomor-
row We continue the sale at the Special Price of
$3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28
NelU Stylish Waists

arrived, with all the newest ideas. Crepe de
Chine in flesh and white with embroidered and
shocking; also new ideas in Tub Silk with white
silk poplin collars Remarkable values for $3.9S.
Lace trimmed Wash Waists of barred voiles
and lawns at $1.oo to 1898.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28
DOZEN BULBS FREE.

We Will give free one dozen tulip
bulbs with every purchase of $1.0O or
more Saturday. oct. 80. Williams *
Co. Florists, 13S S. Michigan.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28
Y. n. C. A. NOTES

Henry A. Steis gave a talk on The
Law as a Profession before so mem
bers of the Lawyers club at the first
monthly dinner OF the organization at
the Y. NJ G. a. Wednesday night.
Following the dinner a short business
meeting was held in the directors
room, when plans were discussed for
the other meetings TO be held during
the winter.
In his talk Mr.. Steis pointed out the
possibilities of the law as a profession
and showed what a man could accom-
plish in it. Andrew Hildebrand will
make an address at the next meeting
on Nov. "a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28

Carl Prell was elected president and
Walter Strang vice-president of the
High School Bible club at the open
ing luncheon and meeting held at the
Y. NJ 6. A. Wednesday night Eight
classes were organized and the work
Will begin next Wednesday night.
Luncheons will be held before all Of
the general business meetings. after
which the students will separate for
the work of the various classes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28

Judgment Of $1S1.SS on the fore
closure of n mechanics lien alleged
To be due the National Lumber Co.
against Floyd Eckert, is asked by the
plaintiff in a suit filed in circuit court
Wednesday afternoon.
Harry G.. BaiiinSc- filed suit last
Wednesday afternoon in circuit court
for a divorce from his wife, Eva c.
Bellinger. In his complaint he charges
that they were married Dec II, 1904,
and separated in May, 1910. He
charges further that the defendant
refused to return to his home in
Walkerton following the separation,
although he repeatedly asked her TO
return. He asks for the custody of
their two children.
Foreclosure of a mortgage and
81, 200 principal on a note with total
judgment including attorneys fees
and unpaid interest. is asked by Vida
Demon, plaintiff, in an action TO col
lect on a note filed in circuit court
Wednesday afternoon. The defendants
names are August and Mary A. Ament
and Henry 7. and Hattie Nj. Marble
The principal of the note is $4,000,
according to the complaint.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-01

out at second by Neale. Manning
singled TO center, VaCley repeated TO
right but Helmer let the pill go be-
tween his pins, both Neale and Man
ming marked. Herring drove one 10
center but Jimmy grabbed it Holmes
went in to pinch hit but again fell
down
Hall went TO the mound for the
Ducks. With one down, Beall singled
and pilfered. Claffey singled and Will
liams was safe when Herring stumbled
over his bunt. Beall scored on Bro
ders inheld out and Claffey marked
on Eschen's single through short
Williams was killed at the plate on
an attempted double steal.
As an opener for the ninth HiXen-
baugh pulled the brilliant play of the
game by taking Baschang's hard
grounder and catching the speedy
Duck at first. Williams then walked
Schrim. Stupp singled between
Grodick and Beall and Barger fol-
lowed with another of the same. Neale
drove two runs across with another
single TO the same spot and Manning
brought Barger across with a crash to
left. Williams was then terked and
Duffy took the crag. Neale was forced
out at third and Herring showed an
other at Duffy and the fracaS ended
with his death at first.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-01
OPEN TOURNAMENT
ON MONDAY NIGHT
Fifty Five-Men Teams Are
Ready to Attack Pins on Or
pheum AIIeyS-Big Bill on
for Tuesday Might.

With so five men teams, 90 doubles
and 1876 bOwlers entered in the singles,
the city handicap bowling tourna-
ment which starts next Monday night
at the Orpheum alleys promises to be
some lively event.
All the men with few exceptions
are handicapped and practically every
man and every team entered has a
chance for the high honors. 1t is eX-
pected that the tourney will last for
over two weeks. The complete SEIZED
ule will be ready today.
On Monday night the NewsT Times.
HoOsiers of Mishawaka and the Silver
Edges and Flat Steels of the Watch
factory will lead the onslaught against
the pins.
Tuesday afternoon WE (meaning
the Reporters from the News Times
league will hold the alleys
classy list Of bOwlers will take
part in the singles Tuesday night.
They are. Schnelle, Holland, Dennis
Cashier Hart, Cramer and Simons
The schedule in the five men events
for Tuesday night is as follows:
Hullie & Mikes, City league; Bills,
Antlers' league; Main Office, divers;
Pick Ups, Singers; Conservative Life;
Orpheum Ponies, City league; K. & S.
OF Mishawaka of the South Bend City
league; HoOsier Creams, City league.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-01
HOLSTERS WANT
THREE STRAIGHT
Anxious to Cop Triple Victory
From Wheeler CIub-May be
Shift in Lineup When Ben
KoehIer Gets Back.

When the HOosiers opened the Sc
ries with the Wheeler Flint club this
afternoon they were anxious to make
a clean sweep of the Vehics. These
three games they figure would put
them at the top of the standing and
would prove big lead in the race for
the first pennant-
Beat 'em the first half is the
slogan of the Smithies. Ii is a fight
ing crowd South Bend has in the
Southern Michigan league this year.
In the three games thus far every
man on the club has revealed that no
games are to be lost by lack of the
old pep"
Ben Koehler is the leader of this
German gang of stubbornness. Jimmy
Eschen is one of the bitterest fighters
on the club and with him are Lake,
Hixenbaugh and Beall. Fighting
Joe" Grodick can be added to this
scrappy half dozen to whom the loss
of a ball game is the loss OF the
monthly pay check.
Smith may make a change in the
lineup when Ben Koehler gets into
the game next week. The showing
that HiXenbaugh has made at third
cannot be overlooked and Ed does not
want to take the ShelbOrn infieldeI
from that spot. hOenlel Will De al
second base and Grodick will no doubt
be showed into the shortstOp position
Whether this combination Will work
out is not known but it appears that
the move would strengthen the
Hoosier infield by big per cent Joe
Claffey cannot cover the ground that
Grodick does and has not shown W
we'll on plays at second. He is a good
little ball player but unless a radical
change takes place in HiXenbaugh
there is every probability that Grodlch
will be played at short.
Herbert Hill. the light haired Texan
will probably take the mound in the
Sunday game with the Wheeler aggre-
cation. Hill worked in peculiar style
in the opener when the Ducks beat
him by a score of to 4 after he mac
famed g men. The 10 inning route
was lust a bit too long for him as g
starter and Smith expects winner
Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-01
HIGH TO MEET SINGERS
Two Teams Are to Battle Today at
Sewing Machine Plant.

Coach Metzler's high school base
ballers and the Singer club are SEIZED
uled to go nine rounds of baseball al
the Singer park this afternoon. The
game should be a pretty fair exhibit
ton as both teams are travelling at
a fair clip and will give each other
a hot battle before conceding a vic
tory.
Sullivan probably will be on the
mound for the high school lads and if
he is in form should be able TO show
the leaguers quite a collection of fool
ers. In case he weakens Danny
Whiteman will take up the hurting
duties.
The lineup and batting order of
the high lads will be, Handy, If;
Zilky, 1b; Hagerty, 3b; SOusiey, IF;
Anderson, 2b; Sullivan, p. Wills and
Mohn will get a chance to sit in if
any subs are used.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-01
BAY CITY PLAYER Is
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

JACKSON. Mich, May 1.-Outfield-
er Charles Conway of the Bay City
team, who was injured in Thursday
game by smashing into a steel fence
support while after a batted ball, is
reported more seriously hurt than was
at first supposed.
A bolt on the support tore a hole in
his groin and his face is badly cut up.
ne may be forced TO stay out of the
game for some time. Conway made
his South Michigan debut here We'd
nesday. making five hits, three of
which were doubles, in his first game.
He was taken 10 the city hospital
Thursday night.
Conway joined the Bay City team
at Newcastle, Ind. about 10 days ago.
His home is in Youngstown, o., where
last year he managed an Independent
team after trying out early in the
season with the Washington Ameri-
can league team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-01
SCHORR GOES TO CENTRAL
Cubs Turn Former HOOSier Pitcher
Over TO Terre Haute.

CHICAGO, May -Four Chicago
Cubs were released Friday by Man
ager Bresnahan, bringing the squad
down to the required number, Fl
players Pres't Thomas of the Cubs
will retain an option on the services
Of the men released today.
Walter Schorr, right handed pitch
er. formerly of South Bend, was re-
leased to the Terre Haute Central
league club. He viii join the Indiana
team at Grand Rapids Saturday.
Jess Buckles left handed pitcher,
was sent 10 Troy in the New York
State league.
Russell Robbins, left handed pitch
or. who was sent back to the Cubs
from Kansas City, will become a
member OF the Fort Wayne club Of
the Central league.
Earl Tyree. catcher, was released.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-01

George Beall kicked in yesterday
with three hits out of four trips to the
plate. Jones and Hall were easy for
the Hoosier first sacker. Hal also
marked twice.
Eschen continues to hammer the
pellet He was at the plate on five
different occasions in the Friday af
fair and took to his credit a double,
two singles and a sacrifice, driving in
run in the fourth and another in
the eighth.
Hixenbaugh is giving the world a
battle for a regular place with the
Hoosiers. The ShelbOrn infielder fail
ed to get a hit Friday in four times
up but pounded the ball to somebody
when he did make a try He pulled
the feature fielding stunt of the matt
nee in the ninth when he took Ba
schang's sure hit and threw the Duck
out. Baschang is one of the fastest
men on the Saginaw club and those
who have mentioned HiXenbaugh's
weak arm should have seen the re-
cruit settle for a second and then
burn the ball TO BeaI in Stevenson
style.
Joey" Helmer Just could not get a
hit yesterday. The clubbing Outtield-
er drove the pin at Marley thrice in
succession. the first two being force
outs and the third one the Duck Key
stOner fumbled In the seventh
Helmer drove one clear to the right
field fence but Neale was under it and
make a double play 10 first on Gro
dick.
There was a goodly sprinkling Of
feminine fans among the crowd at the
park Ladies day is expected to prove
popular in South Bend this season
and Smith is anticipating many guests
at SpringbrOok on the Mondays and
Fridays the HOOsiers are at home.
Vallandingham or Duffy probably
will oppose the Wheeler outfit this
afternoon. Either Of these right
handlers are believed by Smith and
Koehler to be in condition 10 whip
the Nehics.
If there is a change for the warmer
in the weather today and Sunday the
series with the Wheeler Wells troupe
should be a big attraction to local
| fans Eddie Wheeler piloted the 1910
South Bend Central league club which
won the pennant and Wells back
| stopped for the Green Stockings.
/ This being Wheeler's home there will
I probably be a large number of his
friends anxious to see the collection
of ball players he has brought tOgeth-
] er in the Soumich this spring.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-01

RACINE, Wis, May Art Nelson
of Sparta was easily defeated by Ned
Carpenter of Burlington in the third
round of a 10-rOund bout at the Nc
Cue A. G. last night.
CHICAGO, May Jimmy Clabb by,
Hammond lightweight, and Mgr. Bar
ney Lichtenstein were on their way TO
Brooklyn today where Clabby is sched-
uled To meet Al Mccoy in a 10-round
bout before the Broadway Sporting
club next Tuesday.
MILWAUKEE, May Promoter
Ben Steinel matched Eddie CoulOn of
New Orleans with Kewpie Ertle of St.
Paul for a 10-round bout before the
South Side A. c. next Tuesday. The
boys Will make lie pounds.
TOPEKA, Gas, May kansas
may be Jess Wizards home, but the
states moving picture censOrs de-
cided to bar the pictures showing the
champion at his home and in training.
The censors objected TO a barron
scene showing fight followers con-
Stunning much liquor and TO the scene
showing Willard leaving his sick child
to retrieve the championship for the
white race.
Appeal has been taken and the ap-
peal board, composed of Gov. Capper,
Atty. Gen Brewster and Sec'y of State
BOdkin will see the Willard fight and
pass final judgment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-01
MILBURN SAYLOR
SURE CHAMPION
CAN Be WHIPPED
HoOSier Lightweight Preparing
For Battle With Freddie
Welsh at Indianapolis on Eve
of Big Auto Race.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nay 1.-"I shall
be returned victor over Freddie Welsh.
lightweight champion of the world
when we meet at Indianapolis the
night OF May IS. l defeated him once
fairly in nine rounds and 1 shall turn
The trick again"
1T was in this confident way that
AIilburn Saylor. Indiana's premier
lightweight and actual champion OF
Australia by his defeat of Hughie
Michigan at Sydney. Aus, May 2, 1914.
spoke of his coming bout with Cham
pion Freddie Welsh which is 20 take
place in Indianapolis on the night
prior 10 the big speedway race.
4 whipped Welsh fairly at Winni-
peg. Can. oct. 20. 1919 said Saylor.
but the cards were stacked against
me and Freddie was given the fight
on foul But If there ever was "A
boy who was sent 20 dreamland by a
legitimate punch, that boy was
Freddie Welsh.
Want Champ Belt.
"Of course / have a desire TO be
champion OF the world and Il was
with delight that ] accepted a match
with Welsh at Winnipeg. went
there accompanied by my manager,
Ray Bronson. / had 10 put up $1,000
with the chief Of police at Winnipeg
TO assure peace and good order SO
did Welsh. There was a crowd OF
1000 people in the house when the
gong sounded. Bronson told me I had
better box Welsh for a few rounds.
I found out mighty quick that there
was nothing in il for me 10 box a boy
like Welsh He is one OF the cieverest
sparrerS in the world At the end OF
the fifth round I told Ray that 7
wanted to get busy. All right says
Ray. mix it. then. And then the fun
started.
THE end came in % seconds in the
ninth. We spared little and came
together in a clinch. As we broke ne
leaned far forward in order 10 pro-
tect his stomach remembering what
he got in the former round, and Z
handed him a right hand swing 90 the
solar pleXus, a swing that / started
clear from the floor.
Freddie Went Down
Freddie went down and out-un-
conscious - without a movement.
Harry Pollock. his MANAGER and train
er, jumped into the ring and carried
Freddie to his corner / was dancing
in glee I saw Pollock run his hand
inside Freddie's trunks. ! ran up 10
him and told him to take his hand out.
feared the old trick of rolling mp
and pinching the skin. making red
place and then bowling foul big
middlewe;ght with Freddie threatened
TO throw me over the ropes. The club
physician. Canadian. was called and
Pollock showed him the red place.
The physician called foul Yet
it is clear. if il had been a foul.
Freddie would have been writing on
the floor from pain as blow beneath
the belt will not knock out nghter
but might hurt him severely But
Freddie had been dead 10 the world
But these days fighters, ball players
and all kinds of athletes wear alum
mum protectors. This protector can
stand a sizzling foul shoot without
causing the least Inconvenience 20 the
ball player Then how could a blow
from my fist. below the belt as was
claimed. have hurt Freddie? No, 1
was simply edged out of a great VIC
tory"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-01
MILK MAIDS WILL PLAY
PROCTOR COLTS SUNDAY

The Milk Maids, who defeated the
ST Joseph club last Sunday. viii play
the Proctor Colts at Elkhart Sunday
afternoon The Proctor Colts are
strong this year and the Milk Maids
expect a close tussle. The lineup:
Boris. RI: Keene. CT, Leslie. 2b; Con-
roy. II; Webster. IS; DOetch, 1b; Rob-
tnson. 3b; Rostiser, c; White, p. e..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-01
RELEASE CATCHER.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. May /. - The
Milwaukee ball club Friday handed
Catcher Andy Slight mis- unconditional
Manager Clark needs a catcher now
and must keep within the limit Of Is
men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-01
ANNOUNCES TRACK SQUAD
FOR LAP0RTE MEET

Coach Metzler of the high school
track squad. Friday morning an
nounced the list Of men who will make
the trip TO LapOrte Saturday for the
triangular meet with LapOrte and
Nishawaka. On account of the base
bah game with Singers in the after
noon Zilky and Whiteman. who won
places in the weight events and who
are on the baseball squad, will not be
taken along. This will leave South
Bend without an entrant in the weight
events.
The following men viii leave on the
9:23 Lake Shore train: Capt. Martin,
Scheibelhut, Kreuzberger. Garfield,
Sweeney, HOctel. Phelan, Clybourne,
Heller. Smith, Scott and Trainer Ell
bel .. G. Osborne, OF the faculty,
will be in charge Of the squad.
COOL r-caN-Ir- III @. :
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-01
CRICKETS WIN BY A RUN
4 Single and Two Sacrifices Gives
Them a Victory.
Snecial 10 The News-Times.

special 10 Inc News lultS.
BATTLE CREEK. Mich, May l..
Battle Greek defeated Flint here
Friday afternoon by a to 1 count.
The Crickets scored the first run on
Duncan's two base hit and Meyers
error. Wheeler then tripled and
scored on McConnelrs single, tying
the count The locals won out in the
fifth on Loves single and two sacri-
fees.
Flint .. 600 O1O OOO-1 6 1
Battle Creek 001 010 O0s-2 >
Meyers and Mcconnell: Kreski and
Dobbins.