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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

Tn" first siRr OF llfc displayed hy
ne Western league In weeks came
Yesterday IN the announcement that
%" business men VI Joplin we're pre-
pir'us io purchase the Joplin fran
rbiSr from John savage iAkewirr
u d" the flrHt hurst ~ scusc on the
p''i ~ any ~ the many cities vie.
lult"d hN the Western lctgu. dut
ng the last four ar five Years II
nay prove the beginning ofa rcvu.
uuun throughout the circuit which
VIII make that league worth play
.ng m
IN" Western league has a
'hdu'r To ho a remarkable sIr.
''NHful oisanigatlnn II In located
In the most prosperous section ~
TO" country whore diversified IN
uHFi les guarantee II against 4.
hhh'idI Disaster hrcHusr ~ "A bad
wear IN any one business cities
'ir available Tor a compact cir.
'"ll winch would make the
Ni"hsrrt class T. league ever
launched
Kat there ls something uryanicalk
wrong with Il ana Il IN douhtfu II
TINS chronic lil N going to he over.
r'guc IN dominated hy "A bunch or
men who have invested heavily. hnv,
lnsi heavily ana are fighting against
fate IN an effort To yet hark every
cent possible Their troubles came
u ON scattering over too much ter.
iUury Financial r-Vcrsrs fnl.
lowed and with It Souring disposi-
bunS on tho part Of the losing may
4
when the clubowncrs found that
they were steadily losing ground
thoy switched their franchlAos elise.
where. During tho last three or
fonr years first one city ANA then
another has been held up. has fnll.d
'u meet IN" expenses ~ long Jumps
and salaries TN a league Ella .4ad
nlHhrr Than population warranted,
and has been abandoned,
Joplin IN one uf these uufurtu-
mates The business men invested
several thousand dollars In
hnscball park. They raised other
money Ia induce savage TO place
hiH club there while the Joplin
club dld not make any money. II
did not lose However. SaVag,
wasn't In the business Ius, to
break even ana he announced
that he was ready 10 move his club
tu Tulsa providing Tulsa would
give him 10000.
The theory on which the Joplin
business men are working Ia the one
which Will save minor league base
hall In many places. providing II is
followed, and that IL that baseball
IL civic and not personal prupo.
Nuon, They do not care whether
ihoy make any money or not. They
want baseball. II they can gNt the
franchise they viii be satisfied with
breaking even. And eventually they
hope to secure kindred action IN
other cities associated with them
when they Get II they viii have
sport for sports sake. compact
circuit ana one which viii not he
rent by threats OF disruption every
year
Championships secm 10 run In the
Cobh family. Now comes the story
that Tyrus Raymond iu the posses.
sor of bird dog which has been
winning all kinds of hOnofs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
Western League Meeting
CdH for Next Safnrday

kNN'AS CRY, Dec 20 Trlr.
grams calling TIA, annual urciIug- ~
'lnhpWu'rs ut the " rslrrp IrtEuc
to he held In 81 Joseph. No nest
S'ihtdaN have hcrn sout uut IA "a
"aid lidnlun. wee president ~ the
league It was stated here tonight
l'u"lnrr- matters pertaining To- tr'
league. 1919 season Viii be- tho ,uI,f
topics ~ d.s.ur,lur 9 was snld Nj
lidnlon II acting head ~ the lcoruo
IN the absence "f T. ". pl.krBuu
'h" president. who IL In France
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
Billed to Hold Center of Sport Spotlight During the Current Year

rounds
~ looks liko somebody WIS prepar
.ng :" pull a fllNNor IN puttlng Cnr
"ntirr nnd wells together uul.S
hrr"ntir' has slipped ,ousi,lrrn
'h" last five years Ia 1918 car.
'rntirr met Wells tWi,, and both
W"E he knocked the pritIshcr ou.
y short order the first time a.
bhrnt belgium. In four rounds an,
'nr ~coni time IN the FIRST ruua,
~ London
'ibh"ns in Ncrt inr,fcid.
laSSlng from the biz ho,s to N,
mlidl"wrigh's. the fiNt match ~
IMPORTANCE is liable To- hc that OF
Mlkr gibbons ana soldier fairfield
"lhp"nH has announced that NJ,
p'"hhhN would rc. enter the lists Via
The Fairfield route mutrcd would
hr"habb have hotter n,, taking fl
n'il" 'hr advantage 100 the Neirh,
ana hckling Ted l.rNI4 Mt ne hp.
ne"n up against Nikr ~. puwd IlHrr,
,hrh ana Suruu Uf tho other heavier
lads without distressing results aud
ne thiuks he has % chance win
Unions The real mIidlrwcipLt
match Of the year however .hoult
hr between Olhhuua and ulIowd
- I'"wd may have truuhlu gcttinr
i"Wn tu the midllcWrirh' mint nov
nhI u" "uiws the championship and
NAV nav" To srcurc IN" art,i,cs of a
i"hh'lnp agent Hu ns tu rive 0IIhnu,
,ohHlicrrd the best Legitimate mia
"''. .hin'" 10 prove himself
,, leonard nnd DUNDEE.
IA" m" thing In srh' fur u,uuy
l"uhhrd ~" l'rhtN.irhi champion
IN johnny Dundee tins month bun
nr" Ii rugged sortrpor hr go r.
Leonard and 10 Wuullu't hc surpri.
lng To ac" Leonard put him To sierp
l'"f"r" ~" YEAR ~ over Leonard
however. may have To furN,kr the
lightweight class fur IA, wcltrr.
weight fur he iH rruty a strong
wclicr NJ Tho proprnt Time and taking
On poundhRc monthly.
A. the present time there IL M
more In sight FOR Ted Lewis. the
welt"rwcight champion than fpr
hilh'n". IN" fruthcrwright king. 80
courr" I"wis has his old side kick
Jack Nriitun Tor a mHtin"oc perform.
hhcc whenever hn gets hard up. but
IN" public IL pretty tired ~ seeing
IN" same thing over ana over
Johnny Grifflth nud Soldier llsrtfi",d
might hc nhl" a. interest him hut NO
one M 10 the present time has made
any effort tn match him with either
The feathriveigh' class might
show some life this year N the real
would come clean
ana admit that they no longer are
bnntamwctghts for frankie BURNS
Joe Lynch. Frankie Hrowu. ana even
Pete Herman, IA" hntamWcipht
champion himself are too heavy tnI
ever scale within the llS.pOund
limit again. They are all rraal scrap
pcrr
Two batnm ,iltn are not far OF
Roth NJ these prospects ,nclude Jim
ME wilde. worlds fNwcight cham
pion. who nlsp II POSSESSED OF the
notion that he can HEX all the han
tam weights az well He In to take
on Charles lledouN. the French bantY,
and then probably will bo matched
with pal Moore ~ Memphis In Lon
don 10y midsummer ~ the latest
or. he may even make u trip to tins
side of the Atlantic To meet the Ten
n es..ean
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
Frank RobinsOn King of
Jockeys for 1918 Season

NEW ORLEANS. Dec ai-Rid
ing honotS on IA" American turf Tor
lslA 20 To Jockey Frank Robinson.
who rod" 1875 winners Jockey Law
renee LAKE. lr second with $50
The 'l'l" wns decided today I'm the
ilnhl program ~ the year on the
shrewsbury track Roth bows ver.
Nllhin striking distance ~ the
crown and each had five mounts for
the dhN Robinson rode three win.
ncrs and Lykc only one
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
Fred TOney Sentenced
To Prison on SIarcrg
Charge; Stacker Next

NASHVILLE, N'nn. pes ~ --
On n plea ~ guilty IN the nlicd
States district ourt here today.
it'd lnnr,, former pitcher fnr
the Cincinnati National league
club, was -'nirn,,d ~ four
mouths IN the hnl-rt-on c,,uaN
Jail on tho cIarg- ~ violating the
Mann act
Toncy viii he tried inmurrow nu
W" charge ~ attempting Ia r,ndc
the sci'N,i,c scr,icr nci. \ tor.
in"r hearing un this latter chargr
resulted Ia u mlstrinl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

Page Gtsiuu hiyh enemy ~ rlg
ntclH hes -rui her resignation tu
the dty.futs uf tho AMI 'lsnrct
lt.trur OF AWrt|,n Nhlrh sh"
founded loo I,.,u.hrI -. 1879 aud
OF Win. "a she has hcon the active a..
rector su, announced plans lu ut.
riullc u tr.lrtiIou ~ religious rd
urhiIuuhl ana other surirticH Go cat
~ out hri idrta
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
JOPLIN FANS WOULD BUY
CLUB FROM JOHN SAVAGE

JprLlN Dec. al business men
~ - meeting tonight decided TO pur-
chase tho Joplin franchise In the
western league II the owner. John
savage of Kansas City will agree
tn sell Negotiations for IN, tran1-
Ter of ownership viii be begun i'm.
m'diatcly. II was announced. The
husln"ss men who agreed Ia provide
IN" fund Tor the deal are repre-
s"ni"d IN tho Jasper County Park
assoc ihtion which owns the West.
crn league park here
KANSAS CRY. Dec. ~ No for
NAL offers Tor the purchase NJ the
Joplin franchls. ~ tho Western
lcngu" have been made 10 John
savage thr owner. he said today
when shown u dispatch telling ~ u
meeting ~ Joplin business men az
which n was decided TO open ne
goliations Tor the purchase of the
franchise He had informed the
joplin men lhS, fan, he added, that
he wnA willing In sell -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
Big Shipment Athletic
Goods Goes to Soldiers

NEW YORK Dec ~ 1t looks M
N n lot OF winter haHehall would be
spilled over the diamonds laid out IN
France and England for the Am"ti.
can fighting men who must remain
overseas for many months a ship
ment OF $500 haseballa, 2sSO hats.
lO,2s0 gloves Of various kinds 3.i3l
mits "a hundred sets of bases. 2b5
masks qbl protectors. 5000 score
cards and .0SS hooks of rules was
sent overseas In November by the Y.
NJ G. A. There were - different
Items IN the entire shipmcn, NJ ath-
letic goods. which cost I3,33iGl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
Garrison i,,ss'i,cr.

NEW NOltk pcc - l.lnd'ry
VI Harrison. former secretary -
war. VAS appointed receiver Tor the
nrookhn Ntpid Transit company
Rnd lls suhddlsries hy Judge Mayer
IN federal count tonight upon np.
pllutiou ~ tho Westinghouse Elrc.
tric company. which has large
claim against the corporation for
supplies furnished n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
to.OIs'rnti,r Plan.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. bee 81
announcement was made today that
the Chattanooga club of the South
trn Association ~ baseball ,luhs viii
be operated during the neNt three
Years ON a co operative mu,is under
ihr direction ~ captain Sltang Ni,k.
IN, former athletic instructor at
That 40 the ond nf that period. th,
Iiunchis" viii either he taken over
hN Nlcklin ar viii revert tn Fi,i
hnircll, present owner ~ the club
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
tntinn snlh in I,nulnnh

NbNll.E Ala Dec. ~ Ap-
rtoN'"tntcN 80 600 bales ~ cotton
viii hc shipped through the port of
Mobile fnr the iirltlsh povrrnm-n,
duting the month ~ January. ac-
'otdlng Ia an announcement made
today lay =. \ l@lllanc. manager of
the Mobile liners. Inc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
CHAMPIONS PLAN
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
Even Willard May Come
Out and Fight Again Be-
fore Retiring.
OTHER HEAvlES STEP LIVELY
-===sHsasHaH=
Wells and Carpenter and
Dempsey and Miske Are
Prospective Tits.
OTHER HEAvlES STEP LIVELY
Prospective Morsels

jess willard W. Jack Dempsey
JACK Dempsey ~ nilly Mirke
Iumhardicr Wells W Georges
Carpenter
Mike Gibbons IS Soldier hart
tcll
uonny Leonard Va Johnny
lrihirr
rlI Moore va. Jimmie wilde.
jimmie Wilde W. charles Le-
duuN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
FORMER RESIDENT
SUCCUMBS AT ElKHART

Word has been received here an
nouncing the death OF Mrs. F. l..
Swinehart. which occurred at her
home in Elkhart Wednesday even
ing Death was due 10 an operation
for gallstOnes.
Mrs. Swinehart was a former resi-
dent OF Mishawaka, having resided
here until two years ago when she
moved 20 Elkhart. She leaves the
following children: Earl OF 1922 y.
Sarah st. city; Byrl. Chester. Rus
sell and Lena and Mabel of Elkhart.
She also leaves two brothers. John
Mccarthy Of Milford; DaYi6 Nc
Garity OF Elkhart; two sisters, Mrs.
Joe Jarvis OF Bristol and Mrs. James
Peffley Of Syracuse, Ind, and a half
brother. Joseph Drake Of Nap
panee, Ind.
Funeral services will be held Fri
day from the Zion church at Elk
hart. Burial will be in Elkhart
cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
RETURNED SOLDIER
WEEDS MISS MAGOLSKE

Richard Schmidt and Miss Mary
Magolske of this city were married
at St. Joseph's Catholic church We'd
nesdav morning at O'Clock by the
Rev. Dean L. A. MOench. The bride
was attired in a gown of white
geOrgette crepe trimmed in pearls,
and wore a full length bridal veil.
She was attended by her sister.
Miss Frances Magolske who also
wore white georgette and carried
roses. Walter Magolske. brother of
the bride, was best man
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding dinner and reception was given
at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. Ella Sirdinski, eos 5 Olive St,
South Bend.
The groom recently received his
honorable discharge from the avia-
tiOn corps of the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt have gone
20 Toledo, O.. where they will spend
their honeymoon. Upon their re-
turn they will reside in South Bend,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
DEAN Of GIRLS
FOR HIGH SCHOOL
Board of Education Appoints
Miss Kate Kern TO Posi-
ton.

A dean Of girls for Mishaw aka
hibh school was appointed by the
board OF education at its regular
melting Tuesday evening Miss Kate
Kern, prof. Of zoology, Will act as
such for this year.
The board had been contemplate
ing such move for some time and
decided one such as Miss Kern was
needed To look after the girls at
tending the school The duties of
the dean will be TO act as adviser
and councillor OF the girl students
and oversee all social events She
will also help in the election of
studies she thinks advisable for the
pupils specific characteristics and
which will help them in the profess
sion or vocation OF their choosing.
The matter of floating $4,000
worth of bonds to refund the cur
rent expense money used by the
board 10 purchase property and TO
build the portable school at the
Battell building, was taken up. The
sale Of the bonds will be advertised
within three or four weeks
Much comment has been made on
the great work being done along
educational lines in the city. With
the large addition to the Battell
school, the new east end school,
and a new contemplated high school.
Mishawaka will be marked as one of
the finest school cities in the state,
which ranks second in efficient edu-
cational institutions and methods.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
AT THE TEMPLE.

Dorothy Dalton, comes TO the
Temple treater today in The Lady
Red Butte" Faro Fan is the owner
of a gambling house. and II was the
only way she knew of making liv-
ing. Webster smith, an evangelist,
comes to ed Butts. He is fanatically
devout, crack-brained, and believing
every word of his intolerant dogma,
he calls forth a curse on the den and
all who are in II. Fever spreads TO
the town. and Webster Smith, stand
ing before his church, prays God to
purge the town by fire, and save
only the church as a sign of his
wrath and his mercy. A fire comes
but it burns the church, leaving the
gambling house intact
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
SOCIAL EVENTS
HELD WEDNESDAY
Children'S Party at Miami
Club - Several Societies
Have Entertainments.

Several social events were given in
Mishawaka during wednesday ar
ternoOn and evening.
Thirty young folks enjoyed a chill
dren's party at the Miami Country
club. The guests were children of
club members, and were presented
with favors. Games and folk dane
ing were enjoyed. Miss Julia Roy
gave a French gargotte IN costume.
Luncheon was served. The commit
tee in charge Of the affair was com
posed OF Mrs. Fred Crimes. Mrs.
Karl Warner, Mrs. Burt Webster
and Mrs. g. W. Burton.
An Informal dancing and card
party was given at the club during
the evening.
Mrs John BOdIe. 7O7 Ann St. was
hostess 10 the members Of the La
dies Aid Society Of the FIRST Chris
tian shurch. at her home. 4 regular
business session was held during
which IL was decided TO hold the
church bazaar the first week IN Nov.
4 social hour followed, refreshments
being served. Thirty-nine ladies
were present
Forty girls OF the children OF
Mary Sodality OF 81. Joseph's Catho-
lie church enjoyed "A 'weiner" roast
at PottaawattOmie park. The COM
mittee in charge of the affair was
composed OF the Misses Helen
Greek. chairman; Loretta and
Clara Stockinger. Marie Bucket,
Mary Cushing, Anna kemper. Hilda
Roth, Theresa HUNS, Irene Krone
witter. Marie SchnelIOach. Barbara
MeyerhOefer.
Mrs. Walter Finch, 535 w. Battell
is. entertained the members OF the
Woman's Missionary society of I'm
manuel Baptist church. The topic
was in charge OF Mrs. T. Pearson.
Mrs. c. Clause gave the Bible read
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
IN BUSY SESSION

Visitors from South Bend. Elk
hart and other cities attended the
biennial inspection OF Mishawaka
commandery. No. ST. Knights Tenn
plar last night. A splendid dinner
was served by the members of the
Eastern star. During the afternoon
the council % the illustrOus order
Of Red Cross and Malta were I'm full
form and the order was conferred on
Commander John Traas by General
issimo Grover Q. Hambright.
During the evening the Templars
were in full form, being inspected
BY General Inspector OF the State OF
Indiana Orin Holloway. The degree
OF Temple was conferred under di-
rection OF COmmanedr Myles s.
Smith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
NecsTfmes office 40 Lincoln Way W. Phone Mishaoaka 10
COUNTRY FOLKS WILL
HELP IN CELEBRATION

Members ~ Tamarack grange
Will participate in the Hallowe' en-
merchants for Friday evening, oct
81. Lemon Sheets. one OF the most
active OF the members. stated 20
The News-Times wednesday eve
ming that ne viii do everything in
his power 90 make the occasion one
worthy OF Mishawaka He plans 20
bring many Of the country folks 90
the city with their families and 20
have them participate IN the old
fashioned country dances 20 the
music OF "a farmers orchestra
perehed on a hay rack.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
JOSEPH MARTIN DIES
WEDNESDAY MORNING

Joseph Martin. a resident of St
Joseph county for the past 81 years
died at St. JOseph's hospital Wed
nesdsy morning Nh Martin has
been in i'll health for the past
three months.
He was born at Wakarusa. Ind.
81 years ago. He has been employ
ed on various farms near Misha-
waaa. He has a son in Elkhart and
a daughter at Wakarusa, Ind.
The body was taken TO the Finch
and Sprague chapel where il is be-
ing held awaiting word from Mr.
Martins sister who it is thought
lives al Wakarusa.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
MoNTAGU LOVE AT LINCOLN.

This sterling actor has demon
strated in A Broadway Saint" the
latest World picture. showing at the
Lincoln theatre today written by
the well known novelist and short
story writer, Forrest Halsey, and
starring Mr. Love. that his great
histrionic ability is not by any
means confined solely TO drama.
His latest picture is a rollicking
comedy, and in it Mr.. Loves work
al a comedy actor ranks as high as
his big dramatic creations in
Through the Tolls" the recent
World release.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
FRANK GEORGE DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

Frank T. c. George. 93S Z. Third
St. died Wednesday noon following
q four years illness with tubercu-
lOsis. He was born in Mishawaka
Dec. ] 9. 1865, and was SO years old.
He lived here all Of his life time.
with the exception of eight years
spent in Tuscon. Ariz. for the ben
eft of his health.
Mr.. George is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. Charles Helmet, of this
city, and Mrs. c. E. Snow, Of Den
yer, Colo.
Friends may view the body from
Friday noon. Funeral arrangements
viii be announced later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
GIRL INJURED WHEN
STRUCK BY MOTORCYCLE

Miss Gladys Platz, 14-year-old
daughter Of John Platz. corner OF
Battell and Ann SITS, sustained Sc
we're injuries as the result OF being
struck by a motorcycle yesterday
afternoon. The accident occurred
on z. Mishawaka av Miss Platz
was taken 10 St. Joseph's hospital
Upon examination il was found she
had her leg broken in two places.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
HOSPITAL NOTES.

Flossie Stineback. 12O +. Third
St. South Bend. died al the hospital
Wednesday morning from burns re-
ceived Tuesday afternoon while
lighting a stove fire. Gas from oil
she was using exploded burning
nearly the entire body.
Mrs Fred Hunt 202 W Broad
way. and Mrs. Edward Klein living
on a farm near Mishawaka under
went operations Wednesday morn
ing at the hospital
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
KNIGHTS OF PHYTHIAs.

The rank of knight will be con-
ferred on first class of candidates
obtained in the golden jubilee com
paign. at the meeting of the Misha-
waka lodge, Knights OF Phythias, to-
night. Applications have been com
ing in steadily and two more classes
Will be initiated during the cam
paign which closes Nov. 10.
Plans for a joint annual roll cal
OF the knights and the Phythian
sisters are 10 be announced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
MICHIGAN CITY
NEXT ON PROGRAM
Victory on Saturday Means
Sectional Championship
For Locals.

With a victory over Michigan
city next Saturday the high school
football squad viii win the much
coveted sectional championship for
which the men have been striving
during the past six weeks With no
defeats registered against them. the
Maroon and White is already be
coming the choice Of the critics for
the state championship. The tie
game with the South Bend aggrega-
tion has been turned into a victory
for the Mishawakans owing 10 the
extremely poor showing the Bend e.
ers made against Elkhart last Sat
urday while the locals administered
decisive defeat to the railroad city
men in the first game of the sea-
son.
In preparation for next Satur-
days game with the lake city Coach
Mueller sent his warriors through a
snappy signal practice on Lincoln
field Tuesday. Owing to injuries
received in the East Chicago con-
test, Settler. quarter, and Lam
DiOtlet center, viii ne undDle 70 ap-
pear in the line up against Michi-
gan City. II is very likely that Mac
Gowan. right halfback, will also be
out OF the fray owing TO a badly
wrenched shoulder.
New Backfieid.
With these handicapS TO sur
mount the new mentor has been de-
veloping an entirely new backfeld
which is made up of light men with
exceptional speed. 1t is very prob
able that the locals offensive will
line up as follows in Saturdays bat
tie: Graves. quarterback; Edgel
fullback: Gerard. right halfback,
and Mattice, left halfback.
1t is pointed out that although
these men only average about $50
pounds, that they will be able TO get
away for many long runs owing to
the exceptional speed which they
have been displaying The heavier
rnen will no doubt be taken on the
trip and used in case the Michigan
City lads prove a dangerous foe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
ACCOUNTANCY
Cost-O. T.. A. or Executive

Train for the best paying profession
under the oldest school OF its kind,
through most modern and practical course
by shortest thorough training as result
or spare time methods. Simple enough
that no bookkeeping experience is neces-
sary, aud arranged 50 those with prevl-
Gus training can start in advanced stages
II desired Greatest results accomplished
In shortest time. and more c. p. As
numbered among our graduates than
other school Your training under the
personal supervision OF the largest stan
o. practicing g. z. As under an absolute
satisfaction guarantee Expert account
ants nov earning $500 70 $1,000 Per
year. with demands for more unlimited
Pull Information free. call, write or
phone ]. l. WILSON, oliver Hotel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
CLEANERS To MEET FRIDAY.

Members OF the Ancient Oorder Of
leaners will meet Friday evening in
the h OF p. hall A short business
session will be held after which a
special program will be given.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
Is ABLE TO WORK AGAIN.

John NJ Reesh. 434 West Law
ence st. who sustained an injured
foot about two weeks ago. has re-
sumed work at the Rubber Regen-
Grating office.