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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24
Birthday Of
Meerschaert
Is Observed
Catholic Bishop Of Oklahoma
Diocese Seventy Years
Old Today,

The r. Rev. Theophile Meersehaert,
bishop Of the Roman Catholic diocese
OF Oklahoma, is celebrating his seven
tieth birthday today. lie received a
flood OF letters and kilograms OF oon
gratula,ions from friends in all sec
tons of the United States and many
floral offerings were presented him by
people in this city. He was a visitor
at the state capitol today and wa,
warmly received BY Governor Williams.
Born In Belgium.
Bishop Meerscbaert was born on
August "a, lS47, in Belgium. He re-
ceived his education in the American
college Of Louyain and came TO the
United States Then a young man. lie
was ordained to the priesthood al
hatcher, Miss, on December u. 1871,
shortly after coming to the United
States.
During the yellow fever cpidcmics
in the south In 1875 and 1878 Bishop
M%eerschaert did heroic work that en-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24
Meeting
Notices Mailed

Floyd Thompson, vice president aaf
manager Of the western division a.
the Ozark Trails association, has sent
out more than one hundred letters -
captains and members Of the sssoclasJ
ton, urging them to attend . goo4
roads conference to be held in Mpuoos
Ne, Ark, on September 4 and 5. Monte
Ne il the HON. Of Col. W. II. Hasvoys
president of the Trails association.
Mr., Thompson says this will Be oao
OF the most important meetings svee|
held by the association, and IL ufgiN9
everyone who is interested IN goo9
roads TO attend. More than 100 boooes
ers have already signified their intG1s
ton Of attending the confsfsncs.
Al this conference, which will b ~
tended BY all officials Of the sssoclAs
tion. a program for the ensuing year
will be approved. (.
Plans for the promotion OF feeders -
the main line OF the Ozark trailAs
which now extend from St. Louis ~
Las Vegas. N, NJ, will be approved
These feeders will be promoted 10 ~
six states through which the main liu
passes. Missouri, Arkansas. KsnsodS
Oklahoma. Texas aud New MextcA NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24
Garbage Hauler
Fined by City

+. J Bartel, charged with hauling
garbage from Painters Lunch, was
fined SIS and costs in the municipal
copurt today, lie gave notice OF an
appeal from the decision Of Judge
Mitchell.
According to Bartel, he and Mrs.
Painter, proprietor Of Painters Lunch,
are Joint owners Of some hogs. He has
been hauling garbage from the res
taurant to the hogs, A city ordinance
prohibits a private person from haul
ing garbage.
W O. Mitchell, Judge OF the mum
cipal court, sail the ordinance was to
prohibit the hauling Of garbage N IN
insantafy way, which would be a men
ace to the health Of the city He also
said dat the city sold garbage col
lected by city employees,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24

young trees have produced me dum.'
ny of the Muit was - p,oessn. s"tp.mm.
several OF me speclmona ar. Wv mmohas
In circumference, aud oy" ,nrre ,",mos
In diameter NN are oi "hpac'a'S NV"
quality ANA hhvW
-
Meeting OF tho city comn,'sn,om wna ".,o
today for the purpose OF "ppro''"A "-
lersst accounts
go u,,s..
Vuthsricrd Al Csp,to,--n WW"."n
ford m Mushoses, .ouys w roh,... '"
me eastern paft ot ,he s.s"'' w"
olris' Home site Chosen A alto for tbs
new state home for waywArd girin WAS
selected today by Governor Wlliiains'
members Of tho mste hoard o s'isrs,
and the contractors .The hoine u 70 !.
built. on land donated ny th" clIy ncsr
Northeast LAKE Construc,ion worS Iss,o
begin on the pn''dinx" w'th'h n '""''
Vme
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24

deared him to the people Of that Sec
tiof of the country At that time he
was a young priest stationed at
hatcher. lie stayed at his post Of
duty and administered to the sick.
Contracted Fever.
lie contracted the fever and almost
died IN 1878, After he recovered from
this attack he was immune. a fact tina,
enabled him to perform relief work
during the second epidemic in 1879
Reverend M~ecrschaert was made 4
bishop in 1891. lie came TO Oklahoma
in 1905 when the diocese Of Oklahoma
was created and has been the head OF
the diocese since that time. Last D.
cember he celebrated his jubilee on the
iorV-iilth anniversary OF his ordain-
ment as a priest. Pope Benedict wrote
him a letter OF congratulations.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24
ROCK ISLAND TO
IMPROVE SERVICE
Association Obtains
Promise Of New Freight Car,

Through the efforts OF the Oklahoma
Traffic association. improved service
on miscellaneous freight in LEI" than
carload lots has been pledged by the
Rock Island,
Complaints MAds.
Since the freight car shortage and
economy move OF the railroads in cut
ting off special service, many con
plants have been received OF delayed
freighi. Shippers complain that goods
sent from Oklahoma City to King
fisher, Okarche, Hennesscy and other
points on the Rock Island between II
Keno and Enid are from two to four
days in reaching their destination
Under the new arrangement, a
through car will leave here nightly. de.
livering freight to points along the line
the mex day. This through car was
formerly operated but was discon,in
ued owing to car shortage. This nece,-
STATED the sending of freight to ri
Reno for transfer to points along the
route. II was at III Reno that the
delay occurred.
Will Aid Shipper.
The return Of the through car will
put local shippers to that territory on
. competitive basis with those from
Kansas City and Wichita. Mr. Hard,
and his staff are end~esvoring to secure
like action from the Frisco to point,
east on the Red river division. De
lays in shipments to Sapulpa, Chand.
Ter and Okmulgee are among the CON
plants made by shippers to that ter
r,tory.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24
Humbug Circus Cuts
Price for Children

Half price for children is announced
by managers Of the great and only %
Ranch and Humbup Circus which will
show at the graands west Of the court
house tonight.
The general admission price is 50
cents and two children can see the great
laugh factory for the amount paid by
one adult, The side show with 4 won,
derful collection Of freak. and awe
inspiring acts will open at 7;D o'clock
The main tent will be ready to receive
visitors at 3 o'clock The circus will be
a three-ring affair and there will be
something doing every minute.
The gorgeous street parade at 30
o'clock will give all an opportunity to
have a free peep into the wonders to be
seen at the show grounds later in the
evening. o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24
elhb
Threatened e.
new SAND Du1|
Weed Rapidly Spreading b:
cause Of Recent Rains,

HOBART. Okla. Aug. 2A--(Spseialy,
Hobart fall gardens and lawns ~
menaced by = new pest. which ,hssale
their destruction, A small sand o11(i
has made its appearance since The sbune3
dant August rains, appearing By
thousands and literally covering
ground. Each plant throws ouva ne!
Der Of runners which take root. smolA
ering out garden plants and grass.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24
British Aviator 4
Catches German
. Bullet in Hand

1ONDON-The Pan Mall Gasetss "
responsible for this
Flying low over me German linee, .
British aviator was soon In the midoe
of q whining swarm Of German bulIeto.
The Germans in the trenches were fire
ing straight up, hoping to wing the fiise
or pierce his gasoline tank.
The aviator, 4 cool youngster, looke0
down. saw q bullet slowly ascend IL:
last few feet Of its maximum height.
stopped dead still for the smallest ffaes
ton Of a second. The aviator reecee
quickly, grabbed it and put Il h ~
pocket.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24
Fire Department
Now Motorized

HOBART, Okla, Aug. A-(Specaly'
Will the installation Of a c6mbinasI
ton hose, ladder and chemical rnctGeE
fire truck, the equipment Of the Hehaso
Tire department j. now motorized. IN
fire team will be kept by the city M
used by the street commissioner. III
antiQuidated wagon purchased fitsea'
years ago will be stored for we =
emergencies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24
Walks in Sleep;
Shot as Burglar

DENVER, Col, Aug. Awhile
walking in his sleep. Norman Preston,
rs years old, was mistaken for a burg
lar and shot and killed by Special Pc.
lice officer John Bopp A c%oroner's
jury is expected today to acquit B~pp
Of blame and also to remove any stain
of ,hievery from the young mans rec
ord He had suffered from somnam-
bulism for years.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24
Drafted Mon
Form Hike Club

HOBART, Okla, Aug. A--{Spsel1,s
Hobart young men drafted In
county's first quota have organs
hike squad toTound them into sgolS
ton by the time the call TO m0billse =
made. The squad starts from town "
$50 a. m, and cover from five to dbl
miles each morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24

Meat Prioss Acknowledgements In tho
Wholesale prices Of meat were announced
pound and beef : cents. Ham 10 up
from % TO 81 cents and bacon from IL
To Is cents. Pork loins now command
81 cents and pork shoulders ~ cents.
Eggs are Is and 20 cents = dozen and
u pound Of butter now brings 40 cents,
Fire insurance. Wal. ~ Tss UpshAw
ADV
olrl Moterist wlns Si.ooo-A tour Of
500 miles was ended and a wager Of
u, 900 won whom Mas Lenors selsor OF
Coalg"te. Okla. parked her motor car In
Oklahoma CITY Thursday night with II
cents In her handbag. Rhe won the VI 900
on n wager with Chester Lash OF Rnlona,
Kan, that she could not make tho tour
she mapped out on 5000.
Ed l.. Hahn. FUNERAL Home. ", fi.-Adv.
Deed Avlster's R~slativss hsrs-Juian
Blddie. who was killed ln action In France
wednesday. 10 . cousin OF Mrs Arthur
II. osis.ler Of oklahoma. cisy lie was
ron.
Short Not,os Tor Mseaiiaation-Msny OF
the men who Will be taken A. a part VI
tho first onc-third Of OklAhoma'n draft
quota. .i'l have only .x:n.y,sour hours
Qapsral ANGEL kAsYs The ses~nsss u
N5 local boards b III oausS Of this. Gen.
sral Earp says.
kss,sr orasts Gisvster ordinance - A
new ordinance to provide for Inspsc~
lions Of passenger and freight elevators,
In being drafted by Commissioner Mark
ksslsr. Hs plans to ha W. n rigid inves-
tiGation Of lifts At least twice n year.
Street superintendent Rsslens-John
~intsndsnt to succeed Peter Blewer, who
Chicago bscfuS Of III ho.iih'
Thirty osrdsns ihtpscssd u C. Moor
ing YESTERDAY inspected thirty Garden.
Commerce and Rotary club. II IL OK
pecttd that II will take ten days to In
spsct all Of tho gardens.
city w.,.- 1~yddy-cty v.,.r I.
muddy bsco4tf Officials are hayins =
hard time\ cleAytns Il OF the sediment
Settling bahtnk now are not Of sufficient
capacity TO handle tho water A. fast NJ
II 10 used.
School Books Nscslved-Th nrN In
s,alment OF supplementary readers and
other books ordered fH the city schools
has been received. The board Of edu-
cation, at . recent session. decided to
invest $500 In supplementary books for
the public schools.
Eiks Meet Torleht-A meeting OF the
Elks club will he held In the clubroom,
al ) o'clock tonight, Upton Rogers, score
rotary. announced today.
Red cross Observation-Disclosures, J. W
Eylar Ia temporarily IN charge Of IN,
work at local Red Croes headquarters
Shc has taken over the duties OF Mis'
Rae Malone. who will enjoy q vacation
OF several weeks In Colorado.
Seeding. Peaches Larps seedlini
peaches that excel tho Improved vsri
etles are on display In the office Of DR.
q, ". Hunter, In the Baltimore building
The peaches were grown from need
l... A.. Asf ....I.u -. NI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED

wANTED-To buy a two or three-story
brick building. located In Oklahoma
City. P~ackingtown or Brltton; would like
90 correspond with owner OF building
who would consider taking a farm and
city vesldence a. part payment. Address
$685., Patterson Bldg. Phone Wal 1854.
oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24
Girl Missionary
To India

HOBART, Okla, Aug, N--(Spseiat.)
Miss Elizabeth Foth. daughter Of s
Harrison township farmer, has been -
daincd \ minister In the Neunoalto
church, and will sail In 4 few weeks ~
India to take charge OF q p~astosass ~
that country,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24
On. Hundred YsAIs Aeo ,Te1av.

One Hundred Years Ago Teea1.
I8l7-hnna Selma STORAGE, celG1eo Il
ed actress and vocalist, died. Bon
London In l7G6. HN
Seventy five Years Ago Tel4y.S J
l8&2--Rear Admiral John C. W.T.
who commanded the north CubeM
aiding squadron during the SpsnlsA
born At Frankfort, Ky. D
Fifty Tears Ago Teddy.
l87-lnOrporaton Of JohMs Hog.
kins university 1t Baltimore.
ywsaty.hvs Years Ago Today.
l092-Gsat strike OF railroad switcAs
men At Buffalo was declared off.
One Year Ago Today 10 The War.
Aug. n, Fl6-Rumania mobilired
her troops and crossed the frontier;
subscriptions TO new British 5 percent
loan in the United States were closed,
the $1S0,00OO0 being oversubcribed
within three days,
Our Daily Birthday Party.
Miss Lolita Armour, who was y
| Gently honored with election as . -
tee OF Armour institute OF Chicago, poi"
in Chicago, twenty-one years aso 10
H.. Rev. Thecphile Meersenaeit
C,,h,lir bishop Of Oklahoma, born :"
Belgium. seventy years sEo VouA G y
Rear Admiral John {. watson ~
n, retired. who commanded the Iuo.n
b~,o,ck,d;ns squadron in the war with
Soain, born al Frankfort Ky, seventy
five years ago today
Rev Samuel A. Eliot, for rnany. ~
o,.,id,nt Of the American Uniteft
as,ociation. born At Cambridge. ~
hfty-iive years. asc today.
Henry Gowdy, late cstcn1
Boston National league ~
now in the army, born
Ohio. tweny-seven yeass
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24

TRY A FEW LINES or WHIYGa
SPACE TOP AND NOTION or
YOUR AD-LIKE THIS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24

peaches that excel the Improved vsri-
etles are on display In the office Of. DR.,
q. ". Hunter, In the Baltimore building
The peaches were grown from seeds
thrown into the doctors garden at. his
home. 1901 North Western syanue, three
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24

Red cross OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ]. W.
Eylar Ia temporarily IN charge Of the
work at local Red Cross headquarters.
shs has taken over the duties Of Miss
Rae Malone. who will enjoy . vacation
OF several weeks In Colorado,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24

- " ~ "hlnt F''Il' "
OKLAHOMA TRUsT CoMPANY's
BARGAINS
7-rOom modern. 2-siory house. on Both
81, near Classen for only 81, 900. $500
cash; balance 10 suit.
broom semi modern cottage near sth
and Everest. Frico $500; $500 cash. bal
ancs like rent
S-Toom modern house. well, two lots,
barn, on West Twenty-sixth 81 Price
" 900. $500 cash balance $50 per month.
New 6-room modern California bungs-
low all bullt-in Textures; lots 2Bb feet
deep. Price 81 800 only 1880 cash, bal
nnce $50 per month.
S-room modern mansion, basement, fur
mace. sleeping porch, garage. drive and 2
lots Oh West Seventeenth st, near Clas-
sen Price IS 800. terms to suit.
broom modern cottage on car line and
pa pavement; only 81. 900, 5000 cash. bal
snce $40 per month
b-room nadern bungalow. near 18th
line. rrio. Lao. $3.50 cash; balance
SIS per month.
tO-room modern brick fiat NEAR Broad
wns, within walking distance. Price
3l6,0 900 terms TO suit
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
Farms and Houses for Rent.
50S-l0 Insurance Bldg, Maple "a
BEAL ar u, new bungalow, splendid,
located. built-in features, hardwood
floors: strictly modern; one OF the neat
est, trimmest little si1-room homes u
the city; see this before YOU buy; smal
cash payment. balance easy payments
M Ike IN appointment to-day BAkene
NV r. 'hh,t SN-'N p~nsdypy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In Apsw ertns Ads. Please M~htiou Times,

A LITTLE BEAUTY, I rooms
~ and sleeping porch, basement
~ and garage, built by owner q
years ago, In splendid cordl-
ton and good n~eighborhood, northwest
n da ndy place for q couple aud tho price
In right. Phone
Jay j. Dwyer,
Real Estate Dept,
r. T STUART a CO..
IN Na.t AaIr knnia "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24

Eiks Meet Tonleht-A meeting OF the
Elks club will be held In the clubtooms
al ) o'clock tonight, Upton Rogers, score
rotary, announced today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALB
In AssvssSag A. Hs>s Nsuttss T1msA

CITY REAL EsrArr FOR SALE
FOR sALE-s-room bungalow; . rooms
In OAK, buff brick, mantel. bookcases.
breakfast oom. all modern, ! full lots.
located northwest part Of city; part cash,
balance like rent Wal SsSe.R.
A PAIR OF lots Tor sale, BIIlo; once
sold for $3.50, now 500. Wal. 1888.
f0K SALE OR TRADE-Nsw s-room
bungalow. bui,t-in features. Esrsgs.
block two car iinss, and pavement. Leay-
ing city. What have your i2SS w 18th.
HOMES
y. n. Brown has the best homss, terms
and prices right. 10s Security Bldg, Wal
FOR sALE-Ky owner, and broom
and schools SONS trade, j. y. bodson.
Maple So6.
DANDY Groom bungalow on east; fruit
and shade trsss; nice lawn; garage,
Wal. S6si. Address A.is. TImes:
broom house large pantry and closet
two fine lots, Sc.itc Il; best bargain.
in city; $500. (22o cash, or win take part
In trade 6t1 East Frisco; walking dis
lance, Call iOS N, Harvey. Phone Wal
bSH
FOR sALE-Income property, paying 10
percent not income or $751; 700 business
rsssona for selling. Address AIN. Times
BETTER INVESTIGATE THIS
We will build you ono Of. the good.
up-to-dats California; bungalow. with
two rooms In oak, buff brick msntel,
large tapestry brick columns on porch.
breakfast room. plenty ~closets. linen clos
cts. ETC.. oil tho late built-in features,
elegant electrical and plumbing fixtures.
on two lots. close to car line. north rest
$3.50 cash. balance like rent, price 81. 1850,
See us for bargains n real estate, N. W
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24

Humbug Circus tonight. Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24

Rutherford At Capitol g. NJ hnther-
ford ~ Muskoses. active In politics IN
the eastern part ~ the state, wa .
visitor at tho s~tRtehouss today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24

CITY Comm,ssloN Mssts--A spec's!
meeting OF tho city commission was held
today Tor the purpose OF approving In
forest accounts,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24

II trees have produced and the dual
nv ~ the fruit was n pleasant Surprlse
several Of the specimens are ten inches
In circumference and over three inches
In diameter. Al, are Of especially hne
quality and flnvpr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-24

olris' Home site Chosen A nlte for tbs
new state home for Maynard giris WAS
selected to-day by Governor williams
members Of tho state hoard of affairs,
and the contractors The home 10 to bc
built on land donated by thu city near
Northeast lake. Construction work is to
begin on the buildings within n short
Time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-04
0STRANDER BLOCK
WAS SOLD SATURDAY

The Ostrander b lding. located az
12O Lincoln way w. was sold Satur-
day 70 Joseph ". Ferman OF Gary.
Ind Mr.. Ferman has recently
opened an office in the city and has
gone extensively into the real estate
business in Misha waka. He recently
purchased the Boriey tract on the
north side ad Joining the cemeteries,
and is preparing 10 build a number
Of houses on the addition. He also
purchased during the past week -
lots at Tenth and Laurel SITS, from
Ben Baer.
The News-Times occupies offices
in the Ostrander block on which il
has "A five years lease. IL moved
into these quarters a few weeks ago,
and has the finest equipped suite in
tho city. The sale 10 Mr. Ferman
was made 10y John D Burke
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-04

nomic viewpoint, the factory owner
now buys one pulley which may be
fitted 10 40 shafts instead of one. al
the slight cost of new bushing; in
consequence a pulley purchase of to
day is regarded as a permanent as
set.
AS early as 1882, Wallace H.
Dodge. founder of the Dodge Mfg.
Co, was acknowledged the inventor
patentee, and master of the princi-
piles which today govern the manu-
facture of all stock pulleys.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-04
~wITCH1NG HOUR" AT TEMPLE

In the "Witchins Hour" which
will be shown Monday at the Tenn
pie theater, G. Aubrey Smith has the
leading role The plot of the play
is based on the telepathic power. OF
Jack BroOkfeld, a gambler. Smith
portrays the part of Brookfeld ex-
ceptionally we'll and adds another
triumph TO his list in this produc-
ton. An extraordinarily good cast
supports him in this film and ii is
sure to be a success when seen here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-04
WOODMEN HOLD LEAD
IN FRATERNAL LEAGUE
All Star Team to Play Haley
School in MiShaWaka This
Afternoon.
Standings.

This afternoon at O'Clock the
AIaccabees and the Woodmen Of the
world will battle for supremacy at
the old Methodist church. These
two teams since the opening Of the
league have been but one game
apart and while the Woodmen
have held the lead throughout the
strong Maccabee nine assert that
;hey will not only tie up for first
place but viii prove their claim to
leadership in a post-season series.
Immediately following this game
The can stars) aggregation which
will face the Chicago Marquettes
this week viii compete with the
Kalcy school team OF South Pend.
Ealeys is the only team that has
beaten the local contcnde-s: they
have won recently here By G. score
of TO
VIII Play Marquettes.
Officials Of the league are In re-
ceipt of assurance from the A and
L. Marquettes. champions OF the
world Of indoor ball since 1908.
that they would appear here on
March S. Q and TO- Their record
S. as follows. 1908, won 10 and
lost g; 1909. "a won. lost o: 1910.
2G won. lost o; 1911. 3S won. lost
Q, 1912. e won. lost L: 1913. is
won. lost 2. 1914. p won. lost 2:
1915. L won. lost .; 1916, 26 won.
lost o. They have during this time
defeated claimants of state cham
piOnships Of Wisconsin. Illinois,
Minnesota. Iowa Missouri, Indiana
and Michigan and have not yet
been defeated in a series. Zuleg,
one Of their pitchers. has been aver
aging 23 strikeouts per game and
with such additional pitchers as
Novesaui and Bags. local fandom
is assured of seeing the best talent
which the game has produced.
Our local team is strong and
while they do ont assert they viii
win the series. the Marquettes are
meeting "a worthy foe and the
chances are good that the worlds
championship indoor team will call
Mishawaka their home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-04
Married Last Night.

oscar Meichin of Berlin. Ont.
and Miss Jean Berry OF New York
city were married last night by
Rev. b. II. Beall at 1880 o'clock.
Both are employed in Mishawaka.
A few friends were present at the
ceremony. The newly-weds will
make their home here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-04
WORKS EVERY DAY.

After working all day il is very
difficult for Edward ]. Cogan, Candi-
date for Councilman-at-Lar on the
Democratic Ticket, TO meet all the
voters personally. He takes this
means of soliciting your vote on
March s.. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-04
TO RETURN FROM SOUTH.

George Muckenthaler. sol +.
Third St, left for Chicago. where
nc will meet his wife, who is just
returning from three months
visit with relatives in Atlanta, Ga.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-04

That the French language is more
suited for telephoning than English
has been proved since London and
Paris were linked by telephones.