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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
JACK JOHNSON IN
EASY ROLE AT JAIL
Chicago Journal Says He
Trains in Prison; Off
Gals Aid Him.

CHICAGO, Sept 3.-The United
states district attorneys office Fri
day began investigation Of reports
i'm the Chicago Journal that Jack
Johnson, former pugilist, now =
prisoner in the Geneva, Kane county
jail, is permitted 20 take long walks.
20 automobile riding, and stages a
daily training bout, TO which the
sheriff issues tickets
The Journal account states that
A reporter sent 10 see Johnson found
he had gone out riding with a num-
Der Of women. and that after wait
ing until nearly midnight the re
porter left before JohnSon's return.
Johnson, who surrendered on the
California border after eight years
Of self imposed exile Is waiting ar
rangements in connection with his
flight after being sentenced 20 a
year and 4 day in Leavenworth for
violation OF the Mann act.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
Singers Schedule Big
Games: WirtonS SUNDAY

4 schedule which VIII provide the
best OF independent baseball 70
South Bend fans we'll into the
month OF October has been mapped
out by the management of the
Singer club. AS announced yester
day the program calls for the ap-
pearance in South Bend Of several
clubs made UP Of big league barn
storrners, who will appear here
following the close OF the American
and National seasons.
The Singers will meet the strong
Winton six team OF Chicago az
Singer park Sunday at o'clock and
again Monday. Tony Carlo, form or
Cub, will probably oppose Joe New
kirk in Sundays game.
on the following Sunday Singers
will play the Kalamazoo K. Of P.
team here The fraternal nine is
rated as one of the fastest indie
pendent sggregations in Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
CHAIN-0'- TO
WELCOME GOLFERS
Qualifying Round in St. Jo'
seph Valley Association to
To Be Played Today.

Chain-o'-L Lakes will witness the
qualifying round OF the third annual
individual championship Of the s..
Joseph Valley Golf association to-
day Play will commence al $50
a. m. and the entrants may play
their rounds either in the morning
or the afternoon.
Sixteen men will qualify in each
Of the four classes tomorrow. The
sixteen having the lowest scores will
90 into the championship round.
the second sixteen Will qualify for
Class A. the third sixteen for Class
3. the fourth sixteen for Class {.
a prize will be given for the lowest
score in the qualifying round. The
first and second rounds will be
played September 5. starting at 9
a m. Labor day will see the semi
finals and the finals played at IS
hole match play.
South Bend has three contenderS
for honors who are expected 10
lead the field A merry pace. Daniel
Sanders, Frank Z. Whitehall. and
II. G. Elmore are the most promis-
ing entries from the local club. G..
B Jay. L. 3. Horton and II. z. Mar
shall are also expected 10 make
things lively for the rest Of the men
in the meet.
Elkhart will send as its most fear
ed player the winner OF the cham
pionship in 1919. r. 3. Kelley; the
Berriep county club will be repre-
scented by Z. c. Davidson, winner in
1913. and Z. &. Campbell. Edward
Morse and Z. II. Ahara will try 10
bring home the trophy for the
Mishawaka club. Prizes for the low
scores in the qualifying round will
be given, also for the runner up,
and for the winner OF each class.
Par on the course. which was
formerly a, has been changed TO
II. This was effected through the
changes in holes three and seven
teen. New local and ground rules
which took effect Sept. /. are print
ed on the score cards and will be
followed in the matches.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
JOHNSON MASTERS
WASHBURN IN PLAY
Tilden and johnson Also Win
Matches at Borest
Hills.

FOREST HILLS. y. Z. sept. g.
William II Johnston abb demon
strated his ability on the courts as a
holder OF the national cha rnpionship
tide u the Singles here Friday
Johnston literally carved his way
IN - the seni-fnal round OF the S9th
s!l-oomers singles tn Straight sets
The Californian overwh elnled w
~ NaSh burn number ten OF he
raufduE % the ltst The SCORE was
- So. IA II wss a ma sterful
performance. Johnston'E hzhttnx IN
the rallies was the best that he has
shown IN the tournament He was
the master q pace and ngth. with
the result that despite the stubborn
resistance Of Wash burn. the cham
plor h1sde his advance
@ COlkst Gamer. the Harvard
s-ar. won N the same half with the
t!tle holder. Gamer defeated Irving
q. Wright n ne most onc-sidrd
match Of the round. SIS. So So
In The lower half Of the round
William T. Ttlden. II. conquered
Walter Westbrook. Michigan state
champion. S.. Sc. ST.. Wallace r.
Johnson OF Philadelphia defeated
The Californian Clarence j Griffin.
81. &c. 20. Ga.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
SOUTH BEND one
INDIANA CITY IN
CANOE CLASSIC
Annual Affair Secured For
South Bend Through Eff
forts of Commodore.

ST. Joseph river witnessed the start
OF the annual regatta. Of the West
ern Canoe association, Friday after
noon when twelve canoes and
twenty-five persons started on the
FIRST LAP Of their Journey The hrst
camp was made for the night four
miles below the city Early today
tho canoes will start for Niles, where
they Vfil be Joined by the members
% the South Bend Canoe club, who
will start Al o'clock this afternoon
From Niles the paddlers Will pro-
coed 70 St Joseph. Mich. where
the boats will be shipped 20 Chicago
oy rail The mem bers will follow.
and the annual meeting OF the as
ISOLATION will be held in the Windy
City the first part OF the week.
Annual affair Here
South Bend is the only Indiana
city holding membership In the
Western Canoe association and IL
was through the efforts OF II p.
Rausch. former commodore OF the
local club. that the annual regatta
vas secured for the St. Joseph river.
Previous 20 that time the contests
were held on the Fox river. in ILL
ncis. Ralph Van Horn. present
commodore Of the South Bend Ca
roe club, will be in charge OF the
four craft and twelve men who will
leave the city this afternoon on the
trip down the river.
One Of the interesting contests
staged for the delectati0n OF the
mem bers IS that for the honor OF
winning and keeping the Big Cop
per Kettle" AL the clubs holding
mem bership IN the association are
eligible for entry 20 this contest.
Among these are the North Side Ca
noe club. OF Chicago. Chicago Canoe
club, KRnkakee Canoe club, Iowa
Canoe club and others
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
FAIR HAS
DERBY DAY on CARD
Special 20 The NeVs-Tires

LAPORTE. Ind. Sept. 4.-Har-
ness racing a. the Laporte county
fair ended Friday. and Saturday has
been named Derby day. Promoter
Lou Peters. Of Chicago has over 90
runners signed up for the bill. which
promises 10 show some excellent
racing.
Roy Lane. local trainer. set UP a
new record for this track when he
won I'VE firStS and one third in the
six races for which he elected horses
20 enter.
The results OF Fridays harness
racing was as follows:
2:14 Trot-Glen & (Eine) won,
Peter Niles (Jahns) second. Butler
Watts (Watts) third. Dan Kent
CWarber) third. Best time. 2:21 IL.
2:15 Pace-Lady c Edwards
won. Howe Special (Method) sec
ond. Royal Patch Or Line) third.
Country Queen Copper fourth.
Best time. 2:14l-4
Special Pace-Lady Glover (Gil-
BERT won. Putnam Girl putnam
second. Barbara tWattsl third. Doc
tor Pratt (Frame) fourth. Best
time. AIS IA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
COX WINS FREE
FOR ALL in LAST
DAYS RACING
Sanardo Shows Speed in Read
vile Meeting, Takes
Down Money.
BY Associated Press

READVILLE. Mass, Sept SAN
ardo. the Bosson-owned PAGER,
showed the way in the free-for- all
at the Readville track today, win
ming the feature on the last days
program of the Grand Circuit races.
Walter Cox, who substituted for
Sanardo's regular teamster. Tom
Murphy. won the first heat in
2:o2 Is. with the gelding, then
came back with another in 2:o3 Ia.
Baroness Cochato, driven by Lon
Mcdonald. won her second race Of
the week in the ala trot. the con-
tending horses being Native Chief
and Harvest Stream. The Metro
politan. a sweepstakes open 70
horses owned by members of the
Metropolitan Driving club or Bos-
ton. went 70 Electron Dillon.
Horses already are being shipped
from here TO Hartford, where the
annual big line meeting at Charter
Oak park will be held next week.
summary:
The Metropolitan, Sweepstakes 2:2O
Trot, Purse $3.50.
Electron Dillon. h. by Dillon
Axworthy, CCrossman) ..... I I
Abba Todd, br m. (W. j. Nc
Donald) ...........
Byrsa. kingsley .........-.
Peter Langford, b &, (Graves) I
Sultan Watts, &. OovelD.. 8
Miss Colorado and Peter Sunshine
also ran.
Time. 2:Io 3-4. 2:12 "a.
E'ree-FOr-An Race, Purse $1,000.
Sanardo. b 6. by San Francisco,
Goldie TODD. b m. tGeers1 49,. ?
Direct c. Burnett, Z,
OCroEier) ...--...........
I'm. h. CValentne) ....... 4
Time, 2:02 IA, 2:03 IA.
2:14 Trot- Purse $1,000.
Baroness Cochato, Or m. by
Walter Cochato, CA Nc
Native Chief, ch g. Gross
mani ........... ......'....
Harvest Stream. b m. CIV.
Fleming) ........... -. z
Charley Herr, il. b h, (white) 5 8
Mera Guy, m. (Mason) go. 4
Beta Girl. Humfast, Bradford
Man and Miss Clara Mae, also ran.
Time, 2:O9 IA, 2:07 IA
To Beat . 80 Ia, Trotting.
Kustren, c, By San Francisco,
cox. won. Time, 2:2s IL.
To Beat 2:15 IA, Trotting.
Myleaf. b m, by Mainleaf. (Cox).
won. Time. 2:10 81.
To Beat 2:1s IL. TrOtttng.
General knight c. by Moko.
cox. won. Time. 2:15 II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04

Errors-Brower. Dykes, Dugan,
Galloway. KnOwlton. Moore Two
base hits-Rice. Shaw Wyatt.
Dugan. Three base hits-Roth.
Judge Home runs-C. Walker (2:)
Perkins. Stolen bases-Judge. Rice.
Sacrihces-S. Harris, Rice. Left on
ases-Washington 9; Philadelphia
2. Bases on balls-oT Shaw . !.
knowlton 8; Moore l. Hits-off
Knowlton 9 in IS innings: OF
Moore s in 5 Is. Hit by pitcher
by Shaw (Dykes;) by Knowlton
(Shaw 5 Harris p Struck out
by Shaw 5; Knowhon 5. Moore /.
Losing DISQUALIFICATION.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
2,S97 ENROLL IN
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Battell School Has Largest
Number of Pupils-Reg-
ular Glasses Tuesday.

The total school enrolment
reached 1897 pupils az the first reg
ular session Thursday morning. a
number has not as yet entered. bur
are expected 10 Tuesday The en-
rollmeng by school is AS follows:
Battell 697. high school. 375. Main
school 900; South side school, SIS;
Bingham, $50: Beiger. 40: Orphans
home 10. The schools will resume
work on Tuesday after Labor Day
with a full list OF teachers
The final book sale Will be held
a the high school building next
Tuesday morning. There will also
be a sale OF school books al the
various school buildings Friday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
Western Canoe Association Regatta Makes Start
Fight Results!

Bulletin reports Of the
Jack Dempsey-Billy Miske
heavyweight championship
fight at Benton Harbor will
be posted at The News
Times Office beginning at 2
o clock. South Bend time,
Monday afternoon. Results
of the preliminaries will also
be received.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
American League.
St Louis 2 Chicago /
Detroit Cleveland o
New York 3 Boston 3
Washington Il: Philadelphia s.
National League
Cincinnati u St Louis 5
Chicago {; Pittsburg 2.
New York Z; Boston >
Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia o
American Association.
Toledo 4: Columbus .
Louisville s Indianapolis 2
Southern Association
Little Rock 50: Chattanooga Al
Mobile l-2: Birmingham 40
Nashville .: Memphis q.
New Orleans Atlanta rain
Three Eve League.
Rock Island at Terre Haute post
pOned).
Cedar Rapids g. Peoria 3
Rockford s Bloomin gton L
Moline 8; Evansville l.
GAMES TO-DAY.
American LeaEue.
ST. Louis az Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
National League
Boston al Brooklyn
Cincinnati at St Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04

ErrorS-W am S2nsS, l4unte. Two
base hit--Gardner. Three base hits
Evans, Smith. Sacrifices-Wam BIS
ganss. Johnston, O'NielL Double
plays-Shorten and Stanage; Lunte
and Johnston; Covels4ie and Gard
ner; Stanage, Pinelli and Bush. Left
on bases-Detroit 3; Cleveland 2
Bases on balls-off Leonard 8; Gov
eleski l. Hit by pitcher-by Leon
ard (Wambsga and Burns)
Struck out-by Leonard 4; Coveles-
kie 2. Umpires-Chill and Dineen.
Time 80.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
HOMES

HOMES
" s4H ST. ROOMS. NEW ROOF
AND PAINT. LIGHTS AND GAS
N Al Shall. lash OR TERMS
POSSESSION IN 10 DAYS.
&. UNIoN-IAs FOR LIGHTS AND
COOKING. YOU cAN BUY THIS
on YoUR own TERMS.
". LAWRENCE ROOMS. PART
MODERN, NEW PAINT TWO
BLOCKS FROM MAIN. s.. 5oo-s5oO
DOWN.
f. GRovE-oNE BLOCK FROM
MAIN-DUPLEX-BIG lot. $500
DOWN. BALANCE on PAY
MENTS.
NINE ROOMS. CHRISTIAN AND
BATTELL. THIS ~ BE PUR-
CHASED AT AN INSIDE PRICE.
PENN REALTY co.
125 S. MAIN PHONE. MsH 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
Hold Jndnf Afneting

Al a Joint meeting OF the Ora l.
Snyder garrison. Army and Navy
union. The Edith X Roosevelt aux
iliary the George N Poinsetts gar
risou. and the Barbara Fritzer' 8
auxiliary. the Lottie Eel garrison
ana its auxiliary. u was decided %
have a booth a. the Interstate fair.
20 De held az Springbrook park. This
booth VIII be for the purpose of eN-
planning the purposes Of the organ
zstiun and why every soldier ard
sailor should belong 70 the union
The ladies auxiliary VIII also have
2 booth 4 com mittee viii be named
later 20 take charge OF this affair.
ARRANGEMENTS have also been
made for the national convention 20
be held AZ Erie. Pa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
Williams Fins City
Title at Terre Haute

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Sept. A.
Willis E williams won the city ten
mis- championship Friday defeating
Frank Grove three sets out OF FIVE.
As. e-4, 81. rs. Sd. The ma tch.
which was the fnal OF the city sin
giles tourney. vas the best played on
Z local court this season. Williams
superiority in playing and his ability
10 handle Groves lobs were factors
which won his second city cham
pionship in two years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
MOODY INSTITUTE
STUDENTS VISIT HERE

Seven students OF the Moody Bible
Institute at Chicago, VIII hold an
open air service Sunday evening at
$50 o'clock at the corner OF Lincoln
way and Main stS. The speakers
will be II. l. Peyton and z. Ballard.
Harold Ingersoll will play the
chimes; a quartet composed OF I. J.
Kindig 4. 7. Horton Harold InEer-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
PINCH HITTER WINS
STRUGGLE IN NINTH
Boston Fans Ride MAYS al
Start, Later Applaud
Efforts.

BOSTON. Sept 3-New York de-
feated Boston 8 TO Friday in a
tense struggle which was decided in
the ninth inning when Pinch Hitter
Meusefs high fly landed safely in
snort right center. scoring Bodie and
ward and giving the batter a two
base hit. Carl Mays was booed
when he started TO warm up in the
seventh inning. but received rounds
Of applause from the grandstand as
ne walked 20 the box in the eighth
score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04

Nicholson. Cation.
'-Bstted for Grimm IN 18th.
"'-Batted for Carlson in 18th
CHICAGO 020 900 600 600 "a
Pitts5urg leo COL 900 900 o.
Two base hitS-F1ack, Nicholson,
PaSkert Three base hit-DeaL
Stolen bases-Bigbee, Southwcrth.
Whitfield Flack. SacrificeS-Tery .;
Friberg ?: Cutshaw, Southworth
Grimm. Deal Left on bsses-Chi-
cago S. Pittsburg Is. Bases on balls
of Vaughn ?; of Carlson .
Struck out-by Waugh : by Carlson
Z.
Umpires-Hem and Emslis. Time
2.17
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
CHICAGO DROPS TO
THIRD RUNG IN RACE
st. Louis Puts Down Sox and
Cleveland Takes Second
Place.

CHICAGO. Sept. 3.-Snith's dou-
BILE following infield singles BY ia
Cobson and Williams, gave St Louis
q to ! victory over Chicago FRI
DAY. Chicago was saved from a
ehutout when Strunk hit a homer
after two were out IN the eighth in
ming AS a result Of Fridays defeat
and a victory for New York over
Boston. the locals dropped 20 third
place. five points behind Cleveland.
Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
RECRUIT WEAKENS IN
FIFTH: SENATOR'S YIN

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 3.-Arter
holding Washington 10 three scat
tered singles in the first four innings
OF Fridays game. knowlton. a re-
cruit pitcher for the Philadelphia
Americans. weakened IN the nth in
ming, Washington winning Il 10 5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
FIVE DOUBLE PLAYS
AID GIANTS VICTORY
Toney Keeps Hits Well Scat
tered and Wins Over
Rudolph.

NEW York. Sept 3.-New York
defeated Boston. 70 ?. Friday Al
though Toney was batted nearly as
hard as Rudolph. the former was
more successful in keeping the
Braves hits scattered. The Giants
pitcher also was aided by five dou-
bile n1ayE Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
Indians Play Poor
Bal, Lose TO Colonies
TNnIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept LAX
playing and inability 20 hit Koob in
the piaches on the part OF the In
dianapoiis players gave Louisville
the third game Of the series Fri
day. 8 20 ..
Louisville .... 900 2Oi 05o-s s l
Indianapolis 81. 900 600 1912 9
Koob and Meyer; Cavet and Hen
line.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
SPEAKERS TRIBE
LOSE TO DETROIT
Memorial Services Held For
Ray Chapman, Cleve-
land Shortstop.
e AsEociated Press !.

CLEVELAND, o. Sept 5.-De-
troit defeated Cleveland in the In
dams first game at home since
August 10 by a score of 10 O..
Leonard being very effective with
men on the bases. Short memorial
exercises in respect 10 Ray Chap
man, Cleveland shortstop killed by a
pitched ball thrown by Carl Mays
Of New York. August 16, were held
prior 10 the game. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
Pitching Duel WoH
By Toledo Hurler
By United Press

COLUMBUS. O.. Sept 5.-Cy
Bargar and Fed" McCoIl engaged
in a pitching duel here Friday and
McColI won M decision for his
Toledo club. 20 2. An error by
Kelly IN the eighth inning when
he collided with Brainerd in going
after Kelly's pop fly for the third
out allowed Toledo 10 score its three
runs In that frame ard win the
game Score:
Columbus $500 900 600 200 >
Toledo ....... 900 COL 05o-4 ?
Bargar and Kelly; McColl and
WoodalL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
BATTING RALLY WINS
IN NINTH FOR CUBS
BY Associated Press

PTTTSBURG, Pa, Sept. 8
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh ( 70
Friday in a Is inning game. The
score was . 70 when Flack led of
in the last inning with a hit. fol-
lowed BY Terry'S sacrifice, Robert
sons inheld single and Paskert' =
double. SCORING two runs. Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
NeusTfmeS office L2O Lincoln Way w. Phone Bhaaka 10
vening between Z and 2 O'Clock.

evening between I and O'Clock
Teachers seem 10 have solved the
rooming situation as all have found
comfortable rooms. Some report
that their rooms are not as well
equipped az usual. and a few from
out OF the city seemed surprised 10
find the room rent as high. In some
cases teachers have been asked $50
per week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
"Mishawaka Classified"


REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sale 81
MERRTFIELD AV-doder1 eight-room
house nre place, large versnds. base
ment under whole house. Price $500.
stark Realty Co.
Mr.. DOCTOR, Acknowledgements or
Chief--We are going 90 sell our beau
JEul home Of six rooms ano bath -
modern throughout and about years
old. located on Webster ST., = block
from street CIR line Come aud look
IL over then YOU will appreciate a good
modern up date home and under
stard why your saving 5000 Prone
Nishawska S34 or lT2 now. not tomor
row. IS tomorrow your Vide awals
nelghbor vii have it Price AMI
terms after Inspections
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-Au MOD
ern nine-room house corner Merrihel
and Third SITS. Price $500. Deal with
owner Phone Nishswaks 1870
NORTH SIDE-3-room cottage fun
basement Good pump biz lots. good
location $500 6room brick house.
full basement, corner lot big garage.
one block east Of Main st On Asha
wsk1 av $500 5-room brick cor
tage. good basement toilet gas. ele--
tric lights, good corcer lot 1850 o.
room. all modern house north side
5000. Groom OIL modern house, south
side. $500. s-room, all modern houss.
MishawaEa av- west Price $500
Hastings Realtv Co III s Church g.
Phones 172-l0l9.
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
OGers for sale desirahle hst q
properties situated Do every part 90
MishaWaka Most 81 these houses have
been completel~ rernodeled. and are nov.
cupancy ANY 81 these houses can be
bought with a small payment cash, bal
ance Ike rent
NORTH SIDE.
4 vacant story room house gss
electric lights. garage. large los North
Division street
A vacant room house gas elecrri-
lights. city water, and stool IN house.
North Elm street
A beautiful s room house, gas, ele--
trio lights and city water, East Grove
street, nov vacant
A room house. No-rh III street ga.
A s room house, partly modern. Esst
MshaWaks ave
SOUTH SIDE
An attractive room house. East Ninth
street gas, electric lights, city Wate'
now g room stucco house on East
Thirteenth street gas electric lights and
furnace.
A vacant 5 room house. not modern
East Third street.
a vacant 5 room horse. % rtlv nod
eru. East Third street
convenient and attractive room
house. East Third street. gss. electric
lights.
WEST Bn-D
strictly modern Il room house
Cleveland street. real bargain Can he
bought Tor 900 of its actual value
8 Comforta Die room house on Hen
bricks stree now vacont, gas elsctri,
lights
4 coy modern room bungaIov.
few blocks west Of Orphans home
4 Isl acre farm near Charlotte 8ff~h
big bargain.
a 80 acrts farm. miles from Snss
avaka
= . acre farm 2is miles south of
MishaWaka
Al acre farm. near Mi-hizan state
line, one horse, one cow. and all tools
belonging 70 farm. WIN take city prop
errv IN exchange
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
Seymour Jansen, Sales Manager
Englelrum Bldg Phone Mish. isl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
BROOKLYN SHUTS
OUT PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Hits Garnered Off
Smith Before He Throws
Up Sponge.
Bv United Press

BROOKLYN. Sept s. Grimes
held Philadelphia 20 four scattered
hits Friday and Brooklyn celebrated
its home coming BY a shutout vic
tory. 70 o The Dodgers made
II hits of Smith before he was
driven out Of the box in the seventh
inning G~Ora
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
Lunb.pr Pile Ca4cI1es Fire-

The Central FIRE department an
swereo a call Friday afternoon az
the David Moore residence. 3l4
South street. 10 extinguish a threat
ening FIRE in a lumber and rubbish
pile near the house. No damage re-
suited.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
CINCY CHASES TWO
PITCHERS OFF HILL
Garner II Hits Off St. Louis
Luque Allows Single
Blow.
81 Associated Pc

ST LOUIS. Mo. Sept. 3.-Cincin-
natl nauled three ST. Louis pitchers
for II hits Friday and won. u 10 ..
Luque allowed but one hit in the
six innings he pitched, retiring then
I 70 let Brenton, a recruit. finish the
Rau1e Score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04

Attention IS directed 20 the puzzle
advertisement CT the South Bend
Realty Company or the Real Estate
pare IN Sundays Sews-Tfmcs
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04

Errors NJ euscl. olson. lWo-DaSe
hits-Meusel. Lebourveau, Griffith,
Wheat Thr base hits-Wheat
CO; Myers. Stolen base-Paulette-
Sacrtfices-Smith.J Johnston. Griffith,
Myers. Double plays-Paulette and
r. Miller. Left on base-Phila-
delphia S; Brooklyn, 2. Bases on
balls-Oh Smith. 1; off Grimes. /.
Hits-Off Smith, Il in s 2-3, of
Enzman, . in Is innings. Struck
out-By Smith. 2. by Enzman. 2;
by Grimes, 4 Losing pitcher
Smith
Umpires - O'Day and ouigley.
Time. 1885.