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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-31

'Two women. you say? Both ne
/ gressesY5 /, - -.
"Well, thet's whut Joe said they
wus, nm reckon he knew. However
one ov 'em looked ies white as enybody
{ 4 ever saw The deputy he toll %thel
same story-sed they wustboth slaves
Z thet Kirby got from an OF plantation
down below; some French name, \
wus. Seems like the two wehches hed
run away an the deputy he'd caught
'em, an wus a-tahng 'em back. Kirby
cum long ter help, bein' as how theJ
belonged ter him." fait y 30 9:
D. t:teYou knew Kirby, then?"
S"HGl,' oy course. Thar ain't many
river men Who don't, ! feckon. What
isit to your" fi,s ~ I'll
S.Nothing; 1t sounds like a strange
/, story, that's tall. i want to get This
wet stuff off, and will be out on decl
presently - it"t S'-i !a,,t
II. I. was shWering with the cold, and
lost no time shifting into the warm
dry clothing provided, spreading Out
my own soaked garments over THE
, edge Of the lower bunk, but 2carefu,
first to remove my packet Of privGte
papers, which, wrapped securely ir
oiled silk, were not even damp. Fate
had played q strange trick, and knew
not how, best to turn. 1t TO advantage
One thing; only was clear: whatever
was to be accomplished I would have
to do it, t+alone-nowhere could i turr
for help. In the first place Kirby IN
doubtedly had the slaw with him, anG
besides was among friends those who
would naturally believe him and were
loyal to- the Institution Of slavery The
very fact that this was a Memphis
sboat I'VE were on preciuded- any pos
sibility that the crew would, syrnpa
thize with q niggerIstealer. Nor 'coult
anticipate any assistance from with
out. Steamboats, were few and far be
tween on these northern waters, ant
at this time, IL the, report Of war wal
true, everything afoat would be head
ed upstream, laden with troops ant
provisions. That the. report was true
had no doubt. The probability OF ar
outbreak was, known,before left Forl
Armstrong; the crisis had come ear
iier than expected, that was all. - !.
ITO be 'Continued). 4
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-31
Page Three.
AS--z;=;,,A
CHERRIES SALE.
State of South, CaoI.na-. Comfy Of
| Es-5e tp9,, York 81, - ,.es K

o.. -. c..,.,, -, J. ..s r,..,,...,, -
statc oi Sotttut >tA.u' tts
'g-le trGH York u 8 ~ s.. X
e COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mau Jockaon n Minor over M Are Of
- fouya cen vehr.a bv Eat. Ga,ard faf, lad
iitefn@R.lA. ,DobsorI iPiSihfiff. ~ ,s.
--ss s."scl Ngainst. q, ss.,s 8.
Marion JacksonssN an cy yackson and
! W.sL. Jeckson.S IN Minors mn The
age Of .fo,irtce I, ven mia .Jol2n n.
Willia ms sInfiivI,l,laI wand a. 5G,iard-
ian, of altsthe ah,yvcs n S,ae5 ! Ynsrors.
sDefenaants..1 G.~.s j;g-5r ~ SSTS,sf
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the SIL yoiiorssna 1Scsarsna,j nrnf,;ff yesfo.
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.ta t,,t,.a se hn,,ss ~. .,s
ITIIREE HUNDRED { 500 s. AcRM
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state Of ia soaih cssasI6a eSaaty sol

oIuUc Ol 0OutM Ok4Y4k4kH S<y<kA4tJ93 ~
~. ~ ts4.sa York; ~ Il.
81 COURT OF CUDfAd(3N PLEAS,
,roa,dns 81. Love 7 4 q = = dsainist tEs5os Of
q Deceaseds Plaintt6. s9t & nfs;;i sl
.izie I. McElweejf fl4fk Lore 1fcEl-
wee, loeelt Cray atcEiwse. LINDSAY
Lionel atcE;l@ee. Josie Irene
Nee, flhoraas IS alter AicE tWces SQsls
H. CarroiL s,as "A duiiRi istfHtrtx pf, the
e Estate OK M. H. CaaaSdt aece6sed;
y anu Eailx OF Cioxts, Glover ID G.,
and y. L.. Hempntu. pefepqant$4 = he
JY,yiftue OF a decree. az Hon homas
S. aSease. Presid ling 1ldE n&the
boye stated case, I. Il vii exp0sd yto
u5!ic sale 40 the III EJlc cst n Der bg-
.~esn the legal tlipurst Z pf syI Iej. .Hf,afbt6
4 ork Cont house d6dfs, On FSfOKlakXs
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.sliowifyf described .rss5 tQ-
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s0n FirA ey, OF j. E, Eqis4A mad ton
& ne 2sth, ida y, of Ausnsts y jbeSjn-
ing at o pcint on Btr rocK f,fee slt
vision, of t lot l @ y, I 7 ~ e. s3,s gSas
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-31

Secretary OF the Navy Joscps
Daniels on Friday night announced
that the navy department will sell s.
100000 pounds of sugar to hospitals
and navy employees throughout tho
count:y Any hospital can obtain tho
sugar b. ordering FROM the navy dc.
partment in Washington and paying
freight charges in addition to the cost
price.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-31
CLERKS SALE.
State OF South tCarolinaA County Of
Ar., York; 4; y. ,,nr{t q ,sIl

tlr i.siefs - II n 4ytf't -. = lft
State OF South tCarolinaA County Of
W,y.. H.. 80 York; sH tga ~
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
May Margaret Foster, Individually and
|, s:Cper5'nn;i i Aprie, y - izas ! Foster
Marion William, Foster. Epdiylduali,
and as Administrator, Of q. W Eos
ter. and Jennie Mae Foster Plaib.
Julia Pauline Fos er. Sarah Isabel,
f Foster, Robert Eindshy Foster, Johr
and, Ernest Guy Foster Dsfsndanti
pY virtue of;a decree Of Court M III,
above entitled case / Will .,ell be.
fore York Courthouse Door, TO In
highest. bidder. at public, cutlery, be.
tween the legal hours or sale on
|, !. MoNDAYs NOVEMBBR"3.A 8. 1913 y
tSslesdaS,.5 s. stre,.i following 1escribe
prope rty,i to-wit:. f6ssfWs n ,ta..f y
First. An that certain piece, parcel
or tract Of land lying, being and situa.
ted inFthe County of York, and Stat,
of South .Carollna, ;bcingsn part Of th'
G. w. Foster land, beg npipg gat,st
stake, hickory and pine pointers or
moore ~DraAcnbnfuhnthB tfcHCe W.I
the branch y. Ibl- W.. blRs TO POM
on branch: thence 4. az l-4lW. i:5l u
ash tiHnee Vest . 90 70 poplar aown
thence N.Sl w. 5.5Oto1nicxory tnehst
Nj W.rlOo. So.mapIe On f%prancn'
tnence ~ 90 w. S.Sg toa e silluN tDs ~.
thence S. a9,5l 3. 7,40; to- walnut, dead
thence S. 42;I-2 W. $3.50 to ssoresi,
field. tffence M. &c WINES, tn large
p. o.. x.3.0-, thence N. Al E:.i61.S6 u
stake; thence s., 81 3.4 e, 33.70.to the
-. ...iii s.S.s 't,n s,i,>ni4 y ;. z *
y. g.. Brandon, A. a. Burrls, and the
tract of land set aside. in. this cause tt
Mary Margaret Fos.er, ena coniaintn
EOSE HqNpHHD p f,SlUh HI ~ ~. .NstAfst e,
~ NE-ifiA--ll1.ef ~ t4As,NG y S,pa Z
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Tsa ho;ne mar, ~ the a. W. Fos'a
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l1auSu' pSsu ~! s,,,ry 5
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thence No ~ o:oo. .o.pvp,"rt M,' 49,
tnenee Gnast fotoV w asiis M 49, !.
pranch, tnenGe Wf9i ehe lts.'snnss .;s NE
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guiigi ,nence 81 oV.sl -, ,se:.P.gS y S,ss
anp pointers; tnence 9. 40 -. ~ q :. ~ y
Wntte oak stump, tnenoe o.
I7.50 to stake ana 'poihteTs' uIercr :
En g. 4: E:tS:Ee tto;ceaarHl lhehsst S..oy w
~ =. wv goroekf u,e,ee sI p ssIo W
JIes to .toTn ond walnut. monte e[r'
lo.Eo 10 20, s.aka iW anu a1 ro mau ~ stta nor
eh eoe W 90 on totba hse:n
.in .nosu oosor - poundoJ bv lands now n.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-31

DIR. W. s. Rankin OF Raleigh, n. c.
secretary of the North Carolina board
OF health has been elected president OF
the American Public Health association
which held its annual meeting in New
Orleans this week. San Francisco was
chosen for the 1920 convention.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-31
COMMON, SENSE FOB
r, h4%eG0RNSyIHG IT.

The Great Painless Corn Looscncr,
,S.niple as A. Il. c. Never Fails.
- IL you have ever tried to get rid
Of a corn by bundling Up. your toe
with bandages, on by using salvc
TIT mnde your toe rcd. and alrrcst
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-31

Gr0a8ys ''..t1 =. -,
i.rN !,
CLOTHES. a soneone SpoAe' is
mead on ms ARM IN !ailsN answer O1,l, 10 4 MAJ
Irom ABOVE. =,
ies, mes an rlsh.' sil, JUS. ~ y
st0ssy. " VIC w VIZ" O., !.
BRING MN aions up 80 - &c.
ch2h anu sel h,in lne ~ s -. = ,..,,; -
foom' tou nisnl mui,n nm W 49,, w."
u orihk nrst' LOU senu " ~ -ape', au,
The liquor drank out OF 2 p0t.'
ournt IKE nIe out Srousn. ,ns ,,' Ne
s.lens.n, - tnas WIN s.uraa a apos+, ~ 81
sot ~ ny teet unu stal ~ ,,. aoo n I'M -
group VI iaSes Hu sul.oanu No. NO., -.
were 1nose u Ispeat .ss. in. ~, Nv,
negroes anu lnIee "mtes',. .asseo s's
airty anu usrepq,apie. mapIs y, ~as U.S., .
ousny oeu ..s I 90. az anos va,
p 49, ,,.ara ~ ,nta,,,ssnt IT, ond 7 Il, stantl,
n,cSsd him ont sc beinp the n,nte
nrJou, ,o,a r.ra 81, hin .roost,n, or
% on =. .,o..ionad o,y,Ja,tl,
ene. enas .Es. 80 ....n -.
ome"na' amus SS.. -. @ .,,na a.,
ei 'e '' - - 1-A, -
"ioIe. -. u,.,., ,
wus causn. ,,,, .ne aIs., aos n ,,,ora
ans"efeu, un"is 80
ooat sot sl"sseu AZ .ne u' w
"ent uoWn. = -,,,o,n
Az Nv .'.s. ou aa. 60 l,aun +hs
Nv, W., 'uS1 1rn; nos, .,,s ~ ..aanaa,
- t.o, " ~ .-'s.'I,-> !
.nI ,, au,,,, a.sysaiia,
~ o -. ,e.aos
oanks 1urst' enyno"' "e io"uet
WIN suppAes.
supphes! for ieiiow oauhe = =
surprise. MhS whats o ~
.herSt my irienu' ne. % .,,e. @ .,
iaihliles = w,'nin d hunuteu ~ -
eiiat piaee
Mapes laughed, MS mouth opening
like q red cash, exhiDiting q row OF
yellow fangs.
mo, reckon not; but thar's HI
ov lot O. fellers thar whut ain't fam
lilies but kin. eat. Didn't yer Know
pardner, thar's a right smart war on
tibet the 1llinoy militia Is called out:
an Is a-marchin' now fer fellef
Banks! Theyre maple Ter Ter De tna'
too afore ever this d-n scow makes
1t, IL we nave Ter stop an PICK. en-!
more Diane TOOLS ou'er the ri'ef
Come on, lets go up.
wait a minute. This Is an lndian
war! Black HAWK mas broken iooset
sure; raised particular II. we
heerd down ct 81. Louee heo Kihec
'pout a hundreo WHITES ah ourhe'
sum ov 'em-ther OIL devil.
And where is ne nowr
Dunno; never wus up in yer afore
We hin runnin' tween st. Louee an
New Orleans till the gov'ment t'oh
US. Maybe the captain KIN tell yer
sum"nar up MOCK ft'et' iNoA'
"hareVer that is' So,
we cllmDea tne steep Steps W 'he
upper deck, ana were met at tlte heao
OF the LADDER py the captain' es,uenuS
desirous OF looking me over. ne was
a solidly built indiViouai' wearing
Wnite slde "hiskefs anu uuioUu'
nose, and confronteo me not aito'
gether pleasantly.
"All right, are you? Water pretty
cold yet, reckon. Been sticking on
that snag long?
Several hours; but my boat was
wrecked before we lodged there.
The captain laughed and winkeo
aside at the mate.
k Seems to be a mighty populous
river up this way, hey, Mapesr' ne
remarked geniaiiy. castaWays rouno
every BEND"
what 10 you meanF ha'e Sou
picked up othersT
Certainly have. Hit a keelboat
twenty miles below"
"a keelboat operated by steam?
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-31

W- Real Estate Titles and Real Es.
tate Mortgages on sale at The Enquirer
office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21

vised and will be given publicity
next week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21

Friday he meets Nate Jackson OF
Little Rock at Louisville; three days
later he come here TO face Ertle.
Then on Wednesday he takes on
Young" Zulu Kid OF Brooklyn at
Cleveland and the following week,
the date yet to be decided, he is
booked for another bout with Pal
Moore of Memphis. All are ten
round affairs, the articles calling for
lis pounds at O'Clock, which will
give all his opponents an advantage
of from ten TO fifteen pounds.
Since the first Of the year Mason
has had sixteen fights against the
best bantams available, winning all,
which is indeed a most remarkable
performance when it is considered
that frankie is fiyweight, whose
best at ringside is III pounds, while
those he fought weighed all the way
from 120 TO 12S.
His coming bout with Ertle is at
tracing unusual attention among the
fans in these parts and Matchmaker
Sworths is making arrangements to
care for a capacity crowd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
OLIVER LEAGUE
MATCH GAME AT HULL
AND CALN0N'S TONIGHT

At the Hull and Calnon billiard
room this afternoon and evening the
Maher three cushion team of Kala-
mazoO will play the final block Of
175 points and complete the home
and home series of games. The first
book was played last week in Kala-
mazoo, the Michigan players leading
by y point margin after the fifth
game had been played.
Manager Hull. perhaps the best
all around three cushion player on
the team had some little difficulty
with Book. his opponent at Kalama-
zoo last Monday. Book claims TO
be the champion OF Michigan at the
safe game, while Hull plays just the
opposite. trying for a billiard on
every shot He has made two runs
of 10 during practice this week. Be
side himself he will have Gipp, Bets
tie. LaPierre and Fred Hull as team
mates. the best collection OF cue ar
fists in town. Harry Hazen will act
as utility man, and John Baumbach
will referee.
The Kalamazoo players will drive
over. and about 30 men are expected
TO trail along with them as the cell
cry city fans are very much inter
ested I'm the match. Evening games
will start at $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
MASON CONF |DENT
OF V|CT ORY
His Manager Has Also Ar
ranged a Return Bout With
Pal Moore.

South Bend fight fans need no in
PRODUCTION 10 frankie Mason of Fl.
Wayne, worlds fiyweight champ
who is booked for a ten-rOund 20
with Johnny "Kewpie" Ertle of St.
Paul. at the Oliver theater on Mon
day night. April 2S. However, when
they see him in this match they will
glimpse a rejuvenated boxer who,
by reason of his recent victory over
Pat Moore, conquerer Of Jimmy
Wilde, the English fiyweight cham
pion, and Pete Herman, who holds
the world bantamweight crown. has
acquired the full measure of conf
dence, slightly lacking heretofore,
TO make of him the champion. not
only Of the flyweights. his own class,
but of the bantams as well.
Always a wonderful little fighting
machine. ever able to care for the
best at his weight. Mason was re-
Gently discharged from the army
plus a condition that son placed him
at the top of his class and after sue
cesfully disposing of every possible
aspirant for the honors of the fly
weight division he was forced to
seek other fields owing 10 lack of
opponents at his weight. Since
stepping into the bantam class he
has more than held his own with
the best in the ring and is now well
on his way to the top.
Good Attraction.
As an attraction frankie has few
equals as his endless stream of Of
fers will attest. His clean, gentle
manly tactics while in the ring, as
we'll as out, has won him hosts of
admirers wherever he has appeared
with the result that his return is de
manded by the fans. Ii is no eXag-
geration 10 say that of the many
cities in which he has fought there
is not one where he would not be
heartily welcomed back by all who
saw him work and it is this popular
ity, together with the splendid show
ing he has made that is keeping his
manager, George Biemer of Fort
Wayne, constantly on the jump 10
decide just which offers TO accept
and which not to in order to do best
by his boy and at the same time re-
tain the many friends both have ac-
quired in the game. Offers have
come so quick and fast in recent
months that would his physical con
dition permit frankie could be fight
ing practically every afternoon and
night in the week
Busy Man.
His program for the next ten days
in which he features four splendid
cards while meeting the top nOthcers
OF two classes, is but added evidence
OF his worth as an attraction. on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
ALL-STARS SET
FOR PIRATE CREW
Special Car SerViCe-F aCt0rieS
and Offices Will
Close.

At $50 this afternoon Jimmie and
Goats All-Stars will play an eXhiDi-
ion game with the Pittsburgh Pi-
-ates at Cartier field. Notre Dame.
The time OF the game has been
changed 10 allow a number Of office
men who finish their days work at
9 o'clock 10 attend the game. Ar
rangements have ben made 10 ac-
commodate a crowd OF 5000 fans,
and there will be special street car
service starting at 1880 p. m.
The Pirates win arrive at the OIL
yer hotel about / O'Clock today. and
Will be taken out TO the ball park IN
automobiles which have been do
mated for the occasion. Hugo Bezdek
manager Of the Pittsburgh team. has
a number Of riends in South Bend
many Of whom he became acquaint-
ed with when he was acting as scout
for the Pittsburgh team back in
1913 and 1914.
Two hurlers were working in
South Bend at that time who seem
ed TO have plenty of stuff and Hugo
was tipped off that they were
corners. However. he had different
ideas concerning the merits OF these
two men. and declined TO purchase
them. but since that time admits that
ne pulled a boner when he turned
them down. One OF them JEFF
Pfeffer. won the opening game for
Brooklyn Saturday, and SherrOd
Smith. the other, was one Of he
sensa tiOns of the major leagues last
year. He is still in France doing
police duty.
Yesterday at indianapolis the Pr
rates trimmed Jack Hendricks crew
by "A score of 20 2, getting seven
hits off Crum and Dawson. the two
Indian pitchers. Louis Wolf, who
formerly played with the All-Stars.
pulled the fielding feature OF the
day in Saturdays game. He is be
ing used at shOrtstOp by Hendricks,
and has made a very favorable i'm
preston on the fans despite the raps
that one indianapolis scribe gave
him.
A number OF factories will close
al . O'Clock today and practically all
of the city officials will be out to the
game. Goat Anderson will appear
ON the coaching line with a brand
new line of chatter. and it is just
possible that he will talk them out
OF the game. "Sweede" Edgren. who
will pitch, stated last night that he
was in mid-seasOn form and would
stand them on their heads.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21

IL your nerves no longer have the
energy TO work or play. use Neryotabs.
scientific marvel noted doctors pre-
scriptiOn. For trembling nerves, fail
ing memory, insomnia blue" spells.
sleeplessness. gloominess, NervOtabs give
you nerve force, strong will and wake
day of your life host of men and
women feel played out, with energy gone
and no ambition for work or play. Nerv-
Otabs. give snap, vim and life to the
nerves. they give you real pep.
Regular price. $125.
Sold exclusively and highly recon-
mended by Central Drug Store. the big
South Bend drug store, and Red Cross
Pharmacy, Mishawaka. -Adyt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
MANY WOMEN EMPLOYED.

LONDON. March 24.-(By mail)
The ministry Of labor states that
633.31S women received unemploy-
ment pay from the signing of the
armistice TO Feb. IA, but 15S,000 Of
these have since found work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
Temple League.
Watch Colleague.
GAMES THIS WEEK.

GAMES THIS WEEK.
Monday.
WATCH co. LEAGUE
Finishing vs.. Jobbers
Jeweling VS.. Flat Steel.
Adjusters vs.. Motion.
Thursday.
OLIVER LEAGUE
Plow Points VS. Stock.
Accounting VS.. Designing.
Wood Pattern VS.. Purchasing
Inspection VS.. Forge.
Machine Shop VS.. Specials.
Grey Irons vs.. Sales.
No. Gang vs.. Production.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
-Four Events.

At least four different tourna-
ments will be staged during the
coming week. AT the Studebaker
club the members of the AutOmo-
bile and Vehicle leagues will con-
duct inter-league play, consisting of
fve-men, twO-men and individual
contests A similar event will be
stat ed at the Eagles Home between
the members of the Eagles and F..
O. r. leagues, where the same events
will be contested.
Members OF three leagues. the
Elks. Federal and Temple organiza-
tions. viii begin a tournament at the
Elks' Temple this week. in which
every member who took part in
either of the above mentioned or
CARNATIONS, have been entered in
that tournament. 1t will require at
least ten days 10 complete all of the
events in that tournament, which
begins Tuesday evening with five
men teams from the Federal league.
Not to be outplayed by the larger
organizations the Standard Oil lea
que. which finished its schedule sea
son last week. will also conduct a
tournament at the Orpheum Alleys.
Il viii require two evenings to con
clude these events which will be
polished off with "a banquet at the
jefferson hotel on Wednesday even
ing, and will be followed with "A the
alter party at the Orpheum.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
Leagucs Close Season.

Another big batch Of leagues
closed their playing season last
week, the Elks, Federal. Gas Co,
Orpheum Trio, Standard oil Co. and
Temple leagues all ringing the cur
tain during that period. This leaves
but three local leagues in operation,
the Oliver. Watch Co, and the Elks'
Doubles leagues. The latter still has
two more to play while the big oil
yer league closes its season the com
ing week
But there will be plenty bowling
activity for some little time yet.
There was quite a little talk of a
city association tournament short
time ago but the interest seems to
have waned. Instead there will be
plenty of tournament play, but it
will be confined to individual organ
izations. These will be augmented
by matches between teams of the
various leagues, which recently
ceased operations throughout the
city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
CBY JEHOsAPHAT SPAREl
STATE TOURNEY LEADERS
Five Men Event.

With practically all of the League
closed. with the exception OF the
oliver league, which closes It's 1919
spring schedule season next Thurs
DAY. because Of the many South
Bend bowers entered in the state
tournament. Of the Indiana Bowling
association, which is now in progress
az Indianapolis. AN interest il cen
tered there.
The tournament IS but in its in
fancy and has been in force for but
a little over a week But with the
exception OF Thursday evening. the
drives have been busy constantly. A
close scrutiny OF the compiled
standing heading this article proves
that some good scores have already
been posted and that the tourna-
ment Will be featured by better
bowling than in the past
divers First.
South Bends contingent will 20
70 Indianapolis IN three different re-
laws. The first Of these scheduled
are the six oliver teams. who will
roll their fve-men events next sat
urday and their doubles and indi-
viduals on the following Sunday.
They viii De followed 10y the Koehler
& Schafer team. which rolls their
dve-men event on sunday evening
and the doubles and singles on Mon
day The latter were the only South
Bend team 20 cash in at the bis
tournament at Toledo and are looked
forward 20 do big things at Indian
apolls.
The last OF the local contingent 10
take part i'm the state tournament
will leave here "a week later This
Is comprised OF the Bucktails
Eagles. HoOsier Creams. Orfuns
south Bend Watch Co and futile
corporation Because OF "a misun-
Outstanding OF the Schedule makers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
Match Wednesday.

An event Which shOuld attract
some interest will be from the
match TO be played at the Koehler &
SChafer alleys next Wednesday ev-
ening. between the Koehler <
Schafers. divers. Hoosier Creams
and BuckJails. These teams are all
entered in the state tournament at
indianapolis and the event Will be a
preliminary 90 the big classic In a
similar match at the Orpheum al
leys, last week, the Koehler *
Schafers. divers and Bucktails fin
ished in the order named
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
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