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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
WHITE sOx LEAD LEAGUE
REDS CLIMB DURING WEEK
IN JUNIOR TENPlN LEAGUE
Good Shooting OF Holland md Marin
Gives Cubs Victory Over Tigers
During Week.
This Weeks Schedule.

Tuesday white Sox vs.. Indians
IhuTSuay-RcdS vs.. Cubs.
Eriday--Giasts VS.. Tigers.
No team WIS able to make n clean
sweep OF their series during the past
week. the Rcds. Cubs and Giants TAX
ing the long ends of the series from
tho White SoS, Tigers and. Indians, re-
spcctivcly.
The gap between the first two teams
was decreased TO ono game by virtue
of the Reds taking tho rubber game
from thu White Son. who lost their
:irSt Series of the season
hollands sensational work. together
with Martins good shooting. was the
cause OF the Cubs taking the long end
OF the series from tho Tigers lIol-
lands SAC is the best three game to.
tai howlcd by any member OF the ju-
nior organization.
The Cubs gathered 95S pins in their
second game and 2,62l for their three
games.
After getting good games In their
first try. Cole and MEG innis. the insep-
arabic ones. tried to Guido each other
IN getting poor games. the former win
ming out by getting S pins less than
Mack.
Shooting with but four men. the
Giants came through with 4 ?20 game
This Is better than 4 great many of
the City League teams roll with five
men.
The Reds. by their fine work Fri
record ut o5S and the three game total
at 2.dS5. Previous 10 this these hon
ors belonged 70 the Cubs at a5s and
c.6ol, which they established just the
night before the Reds took the drives
and swampcd the White Sox.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
HAVANA ENTRIES

Firs. race-,siI tnr!onss-L.ady, Lansden
100: Assumption. To-: Beverly james. lG!
lAsnchs Donation. 100; Marw Lou, ,i9a
los; Iron Gross II. 10: Lady Ivan. IL; Cor
don Russell. ilS: Arthur Middleton. III
Second receive and quarter furlonrs-An-
nabelle. Sc; Miss Patty. s5; sentry. 81; Do
med. 10; Ravensea. lts; Bardora. !05: Old
Red. 1H; Polar Cub. loJ.
Third race-cmiie.The Taller. ioi: Plan
tarede. i01: Old Eylers. ie3 M!sscr!corde
i04: Cafeteria. l14: Rameau le3 I6mtrone
los; Colonel Harrison. 1io; Red M!lcybr!gh;
lis.
Fourth raee-s!% ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS han.
dtcap; $3.50 aaded-Diversion TO-. Blaze.
away. 1oa; Scotch Verdict, ln3; Siroco I05 :
Different Eyes. lt5: Haiy. IL; Marsc John
11S; Ski!es Knob. les: Right Angle. lls.
Cromwell. ic6
Fifth race-mic and a sixteenth; Gult
stream handicap: ssot-Tufter. IS; Legal,
loo. I!sekawanna, 10; Walnut Hall, l5J, Be--
SIKH rsee-one Wlo-;w WARD ioi; Mary $
iMsgnsto. l05; Big Smoke io7: Golden Chance
3le7. Candle light ios: Manokin, ios r.or5ot,
ITO; Hightde, III: Rhymer. lij.
, SsyAnih race-mi!e and "A slxteenth-ZO!e.
p5; Grace, !oi: Fountain Fay. 10 Byrne. rs
Btckneii. its: Ellyson. Ill.
Weather. clear; track, fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
WORLD CHAMPION REDS
WILL. PLAY IN RICHMOND
Schc duicd to Meet Washington Amcr-
leans Hero i'm Exhibition
Game April ..
Try .Assoclsted I'ress

CINCINNATI Jan. 2i.-Thc world $
champion Cincinnati Nationals viii
play the Washington !hincticanS eiSh'
teen games during the spring train
ing season, according 10 tho schedule
given out By the Cincinnati. manage
ment tonight
The dates follow:
March IS. 81, Tampa. Fla: March 70,
Orlando, Fla. March 70, -. Miami,
Fla; March go, Charleston. ,. G.:
March 81. Columbia, >. G.; April j,
Greenvilie, 5. G.: April p Raleigh. !.
c.; April 5, l. Washington, u. g: April
5, Richmond, Va: April q: Portsmouth.
Va; April Z. DanviIlc. Va; April :.
Roanoke, Va; April 9. C.arksburg. w.
Va; April 10. u. Cincinnati.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
MAY ENACT HORSE RACING
Kelly to Row in Diamond
Skulls in English Henley

rIILADELPHIA, Jan. "t.-John
Nc'l!. of the NcSpcr Ispnt club, aud
nntfOnni single srullin.s champion,
will try to win the Diamond SruilS
Mt the Henley rcEnttn In England
next sumnier, and expects to- enter
the Olympic rowing races later in
hefEium. He snid today he wUuid
not row In tours and cights for the
tespcrs this year, hut would con-
hnc himself to scullinE. II he wins
the Diamond SOULS and In picked
among others 10 represent the
United States Mt the Olympic re-
Eatta. he Snfd. he expects to pair
UP with Paul Costello. of this city.
for the double SculllnE event.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Leach Goes to Tampa.

TAMPA, FIN, Jan, 24--Tommy
Leach formerly with the Pittsburgh
Nationals, aud last year pilot OF the
ShrcveHor. club cf the Texas League,
has been signed TO manage the Tampa
club OF the Florida state League, il
vas announced tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

forward with much interest to the
eSS otffes,. between the Cooks ana the
Palace alleys next tuesday nlpht
With first place at stake this ia sure
70 DO some battle and both teams will
present their strongest lineups.
There have heen several ono min
Victories during the season. but it re.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
KIIbane Gets Shnde.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2A.--Johnny
Kilbane, the featherweight champion,
round bout here tonight with johnny
Murray. OF New York. There was lit
tie effective lighting in the frs, five
rounds, during which Murray did most
OF the leading. but the final round was
full OF action. in which Kilbane showed
superiority.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

manned for tho Cook Printing Co. ana
CHICO teams to stage tho tie game.
Tho Chico had three very con,,.tent
games. pounding out scores OF 932.
Last week Pop" vunck shot games
for 167. l79 and 1872. while this Weois
his games were l67. 1919. ISL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
minnesota keen. Williams.

DT. Carl Williams, head coach OF the
University OF MINNESOTA rootbaE team
has been retained. Yale. il was re-
ported. sought tho services of the IN
nous veteran mentor al the close OF
The Erldirnn Scasnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

The City League fans are looking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
TWO TENP|N teams TIED
COOK AND COTTRELL CLUBS
FIGHTING FOR SUPREMACY
brilliant Shooting nnd Close Games
Fcnturc Weeks Play on
Alleys.
CITY TEN PIN LEAGUE.

This Weeks Schedule.
At Pietsch Alleys: Neutrality-suspicious.
VS.. Nolde Bros. Wednesday-Elks VS..
Richmond Dairy Company.
At Palace Alleys: Tuesdny-Cook
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-15
Hosyan elnek Pesten
J6zsef Ferenc fOherc eg soleso ebsd akci6ja
GA Pesti Hirlap marc ius Tiki szama bsoll )rs7

Hugo kollegank, az. akei5 egyik
otletezoje, elmagyarazta --az vi
sagir6 0tletessege mnideniitt nell
kiilozhetetleh -, yannak, akik
egeszen ingyen kapjak EFT az ebe
Diet, vanpak, akik felaro9. Az
erre valo jogosultsagot Huszar
Karoly es Schlachta Margit veze-
tese alatt all6 szervezet allapitja
meg, tokeletes informalodas alap,
jan. Eddig het etterem es tiz
eloszto hely all rendelkezesre, a
hol olcso ebedet fogyaszthat ell a
munkassag es a leromlott kozep-
osztaly. Megneztiink egy etter-
met, Verpeleti-ut 4-6. szam
alatt levot. A legelegansabb be-
rendezes, amit csak kivanni lehet.
Eljarhat ide - es ell is jar - a;
kozeposztaly. Akiknek pedig ez
hely messze esik, es akik SEE
gyenlik a szegenyseget, hazavitet-
hetik az ebedjiiket. Ingyen, fel-
aron vagy a megszabott aron, a
hogy AIT a jogosultsaguk pro-
tekcio nelkul valo jogosultsaguk
megallapitja.
Az egesz akcio a nyilvanossag
legteljesebb ellen6rzese alatt all,
errol gondoskodas t0rtent. DIR.
Marschalko Janos, k0zelelme-
zesi miniszterium allamtitkara,
kijelentette el6ttink, hogy min
den konkret panaszt megvizsgal.
Ezenfeliil is, a k0zvelemeny nyu-
godt lehet, az akcio vezet6jet. Jo-
zsef Ferenc f9herceget, az ira,
nyitja, hogy mindenkinek lehet6
megelegedesere szolgaljon ez az
egyre nagyobb aranyokban XII
fejlodo intezmeny. Hogy azonban
kifejl6dhessek: a tarsadalom Sc
gitsegere van sziikseg. sTermesze-
tes, hogy az akcio vezetosegenek
rendkiviili nehezsegekkel kell
megkuzdenie, amt ITALIAN mem is
lsell bovebben magyarazni. Fla
ezek a nehezsegek fokos6dnak is.
de fokozodik egyuttal az t0rek-
YES is, hogy minel nagyobb ara
nyuva valhasson segitseg es at
tudla vezetni Budapestet leg
kpltlkuSahh h1papalyoy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-15

Keszpenz $2499.93
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-15
SCENT GYoRGY BAL

A Scent Gyorgy magyar gorog-
katholikus egyhaz aprilis 26-an,
vagyis hetfohoz egy hetre Macy
mulatsagot rendez Scent Gyorgy
nap alkamabol. Az egyhaz erde-
mes eloljar6saga mar most kesziil
errc az alkalomra es igeri, hogy
a balon lesz miIden, a mi j6 IS d
M 10 mnlatsaghoz megkivanta-
tik. Remeljiik a magyarsag par
tohi fogja eAlttal is a gorOg-
kathelikus testyeerekett AZ .
cgyhazukon meg 500 dollar ad6s-
sag van, mig a mask ket magyar
cgyhaz mar tcljesen adossagmen
ties. Segitsiink nekik is az ad6s-
sag kifizeteseben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-15
Becsapott
Magyarok
A szab6 kepeben jaro mekeg6t
kecske nagy pusztitast vegzett q
zsebekben

A Girarddal szomszedos Airing
ton Parkbar, a hol eleg sep
szamban laknak a magyarok, a
napokban megjelent egy 25-28
ev korili jol olt0z0tt fatal en-
Der. Anelkiil, hogy bemutatta
Fvolna magat, szaporan kezdett be-
szelni es elmondta, hogy 3 egy
pittsburgh szab6ceg megbizottja
es azert keresi fel az Arlington
Parkban lak6 magyarokat,. hogy
rendeleseket vegyen fel ruhakra.
Azonnal, kinyitotta a kezitaska-
| iat, a melyb6l el6kerlltek a leg
finomabb szovetek.
Az ismeretlen igen olcson kinal-
ia a ruhakat es peldaul olyan- ru-
haert, a melynek ma 7O-75l dol
lar az ara, csak $50 dollart
kert es AIT is mondta, hogy in
gyen nadragot ad az egy olt0zet
ruhahoz annak, a XII nala rendel.
Icy tehat egy kabat, egy melleny
IS ket nadrag csak $40 dollar
ba keriilt volna. ~
Sainos, bizony akadtak elegen
honfitarsaink ,koziil, XIX ma
gyaran mondva Il. bed6ltek'' ia
oasasnak, a XII nasy 6romnpel ke-
zelte fel a 20 Is ;hagyobb. osazega
dollarokat eloleg fejeben. Ha
a rendelok megneztek volna a
szapora beszedii 'kecske'' nyug-
tajat, akkor azonal reaj0ttek vol
ma, hogy hamis emberrel van dol
guk, inert az egyik nyugtan a
Penn ave., masikon pedig Lii
berty street szerepelt.
A hiszekeny magyarok vagy
200 dollart fizettek lie eloleg fe-
leben es varjak ruhakat, me-
lyek azonban akkor fognak meg
erkezni, mikor e sorok ir6ja r6-
mai papa lesz. A kilek raha kell,
az bemegy a szabo iizletbe es oft
rendel, inert a gondolkozni tud6
ember nem a kovacsnal yeszi a
szenet es mem ismeretlen ember-
tol rendeli a ruhat.
Ha az el6leg fejeben kiadott
penzt az ehezo magyar gyerme-
kek es a sziberiai foglyok javara
adtak volna, akkor megmentettek
volna egy csomo artatlan magyar
lelket, ICY azonban megtomtek a
zsebet "a szab6 kepeben iar6
'kecskenek," a melynek vidam
mekegeset6l meg ma is hangos az
Arlington Park.
Tia meg egy feker keril ARA a
kornyekre, itassak meg "wood
alcohollal,' hogy megvakuljon,
ellenkezo esetben csalo vakitia
meg a magyarokat, a mint ait a
fentl eset IS szomoruan igazolia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-15

IS keves leany, amt a fiuk aztan
a Kossuth eylet mulatsagan het-
a Kossuth egylet mnlatsaean het-
eljottek, de mem tancoItak. Az
ert mindket mulatsag igen j6l 81
keriilt es fiatalsag j6l mulatott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-15
R0KKANT RATIONAL TANU-
LoK FIzETEsRngELEsE

Darrow (republikanus) kepyi-
selo javaslatot nyujtott be, mely
szcrint a katonak, Xix szamukra
letesitctt iskolakba jarnak,. a ta-
nuias tartama alatt ezentul,
ha n6tlenek, 100, ha nSs0k, 1875
dollar havi fizet6st kapnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-15
A KEPv1sEL6HAz Is
A ROKKANT HAJ6HAD

A kepvisel6haz visszautasitott
egy torvenyjavaslatot, mely o.
OoO,0O0 dollart utalt volna XII ten
gereszeti hajok javitasara. e
visszantasitas k0vetkezteben H.
600 ember veszti ell alIando kere-
sete forrasat. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-15
J0L sIKERijL1
MULATsAGoK

'Ket mulatsagon is volt alkal-
ma fiatalsagnak kitancolni ma
gat q nagybojt Iitan. Szombaton
este az athlataknal volt sokv flu
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-15
NEGYEDEvI JELENTEs

A Verhovay egylet 10S-ik fi6k-
janak vasarnap delutan megtar-
tott gyiilesen elfogadtak az egy-
let elso negyedevi jelenteset. Or
yendetes dolog, hogy a negyedev
alatt az egyleti penztar ismet
$1ss.567ral szaporodott dacara
annak, hogy a kifizetett betegse-
gely $244.25-t tett XII. A taglet-
szama az egyletnek 77-re gyara-
podott
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-25

Goodan Henry c. Gratner. Ramon
Restreppo. Joseph d. Rosenthal
Oscar f. Ruzek. Oscar L. Siden-
faden, James l.. Trant George L
Sullivan, Leo I. VOelker Thomas J
Waters and Albert b. Willett.
school OF Science - Leonard NJ
Call. Herbert Z. Forster, Woifgane
A HeinricS. John a. Jenny, J Ed
ward Kramer, Eugene J. O'Toole
Pompilio Ortega and Albert 4. Ueb-
bling
College of Law-AlfonsO Anaya
Francis J. Clohessy. John s. Dixon
NJ. Edward Doran, Edwin A. Fred
erickson. Arthur B. Hunter, Edwin
w. Hunter. Leo J. Hasenauer. Hum
prrey /. Lesley. Francis J. Murphy
George I. Murphy, Clement b. Null
holland. Harry =. Neser, Joseph p
O'Hara. p. Clifford O'Sulivan. Harry
A Richwine. Emmett A Rohyans
Lawrence 5. Stephan, Richard B
Swift. Maurice +. Smith, Thomas V.
Truder. Leo 3 Ward and Francis T.
Walsh
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-25
INTERURBAN LINES
TO REDUCE FARES
Public Service Commission
Issues Mandatory Order
Favorable to Communities.

A reduction OF the communication
fares of the Chicago. South Bend
and Northern Indiana Railway com
pany from the present basis OF two
cents a mile 10 that OF S.01875 a
mile. the rate charged by the Chi
cago, Lake Shore and South Bend
Railway company. which also oper-
ates in this territory. has been or
dered By the public service commits
sion OF Indiana.
Communication books are 70 be
made up OF 40 tickets with a mimi
mum charge of four dollars a book
and 10 cents a ride. The company
has been ordered 20 cancel all fares
calculated on the two cents a mile
basis and establish In lieu thereof
fares on the S.01875 a mile basis.
The Chicago, Lake Shore and
South Bend Railway company was
authorized by the commission to
establish a minimum communication
fare Of four dollars for 40 rides. or
10 cents a ride
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-25
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
PRESENTS PROGRAM

The Detroit Symphony orchestr;
with Victor Kolars conducting gave
10 an overflow audience at Notre
Dame tuesday afternoon a musical
treat such as few undergraduates
are privileged TO hear. Long before
the opening number Washington
hall was filed with students and
with visitors from South Bend.
The orchestra came here direct
from Detroit where the music-l lovers
recently raised a million dollars i'm
support Of the organization. Both
the Ballet Suite Case Noisette.
end the Bauet-Suite sylvia brought
prolonged applause. but the most
pleasing part OF TIE program proved
10 be Wagners overture 10 Tam
hauser." The program.
Smetana-Overture 20 The Bar
tered Bride" Delibes-Ballet Suite
sylvia" Prelude-Les Chassercsses
ntermezzo ct Valse Cote. Pizzicato.
Cortege de Bacchus. Tscaikowski-
Battle Suite Casse-Noisette." (Nut-
cracker) March. Dams de la fc,
6ragee. Trepak CDanse Russe)
Danse Arabe. Danse Chinoise.
Danse des Mirlitons Valse d.
Fleurs. Wagner - Overture 90
'Tannhauser."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-25

ley. James y. Dover. Thomas G.
Duffy, Edward ]. DundOn, Francis
s. Harrington. William p. Feen,
Francis r. Goodan. Charles A
Crimes. William G. Havey. Arthur B.
Hope. Edward j. Ialley, Stanislaus
Lise wski. Julius p Loosen. Michael
Manga. Harry N. Mccullough. r,
ward J. Meehan. J. Lyle Musmaker.
Robert +. OHara, Cornelius r
Palmer Dillon J. Patterson, Patrick
G. Powers. william II. Robinson
Alfred c. Ryan. James j. Ryan,
Paul ScOheld. Thomas J. Tobin
Francis J Vurpillat and Leo L.
Ward.
College OF Engineering-Jam IT.
Bailey. Vincent +. Pagan. Francis =.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-25
FILES ANSWER IN
BOND THEFT CASE
Claims Studebaker Corpora
ton is Entitled to Recov-
cry of Actual Loss.

Answer in mitigation was filed by
John c. YeagIey. counsel for Leo II.
Kennett. IN the St Joseph circuit
court Tuesday I'm the suit or the
Studcbaker corporation for 5000
against Kennett iu connection with
the Disappearance OF S25O,000 in
Liberty bonds from the corporations
offices here in January year ago.
Kennett confessed 20 the taking
a the bonds. and 10 having burned
q OK the IS 10000 certificates. and
20 an attempt by himself and George
W Good TO dispose Of the remaining
three bonds valued at $4,000
Answer i'm Mitigation.
Tn the second para graph Of his
answer IN mitigation. Atty Teagley
sets forth that the corporation Is
only entitled 20 the recovery OF the
actual cost az the return OF % Of
the Is bonds pointing out that three
81 the certificates have already been
returned 10 the corporation and are
now I'm it's possession. According 20
the answer in mitigation. the actual
cost or the return or the bonds does
not include money that may have
been spent by the corporation in
conducting varied Investigations in
10 the circumstances surrounding
The disappearance Of the certificates.
Kennctt and Good are now await
ing trial i'm the s.. joseph superior
court on criminal charges, Kennett
on that OF larceny and Good on that
OF receiving stolen property. Ken
uetts confession that he found the
bonds In the offices OF the corpora
zion here. and then burned p OF
them. after which ne and Good at
tempted 90 dispose of the remaining
three bonds. was made 20 officials Of
the corporation kennett is being
held under a $4,000 surety bond.
and Good under a $500 cash bond.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-25
APPOINT APPRAISERS
FOR EWING AVENUE

Ed Neddo. Ed Pfeiffer and p. d.
Bondurant were appointed apprais-
ers Of the Ewing av., property al
the regular meeting Of the board
-of public works, held Tuesday
morning According TO the recent
lv announced plan OF the board
Ewing av. is 10 be widened and
The work Of the appraisers VIII be
% set a fair valuation on the private
property that will be taken over 10y
he city with the widening Of the
street.
The three members OF the board
of appraisers are recognized Judges
Of real estate and have no private
property interests in the Immediate
vicinity OF the territory IN question.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-25
Six South Bende5:S to be
Graduated at N0tre Dame

Six South Blenders are included
on the list OF prospective graduates
at Notre Dame which was announced
Monday. The na,n - OF so students
appear but il is expected that the
number viii be materially increased
before the end Of the year. VI. Ed
ward Doran. Arthur b. Hunter,
Edwin W. Hunter, Edwin A. Fred
erickson. Stanislaus Bielecki and r
Jennings Vurpillat are the South
Bend boys included on the list. The
complete list.
College OF Arts and Letters John
T. Balfe, Thomas II. Beacon, Stan
islaus J. Bielecki. John J. Buckley.
John r. Clacny. Paul r. Conaghan.
James ". COnnerton. Paul W. Crow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-25
RECEIVE RULES FOR
ONE YEAR ENLISTNENTS

According 20 word just received
at the army recruiting station, men
with or without previous service
may enlist I'm the army for a period
Of one year providing enlistments
are made before March IS. Men en-
listing may be assigned 10 any part
pf the United States where camps
ARE established and are eligible to
take up the vocational and educa-
tional work.
a small number Of men is want
ed for the cavalry at the University
OF Illinois, especially horse shOers
and saddlers. The pay for these en-
Iistments is 1921 "A month. Clemens
! Kruk and Harry Greczeczyzk of
this city were accepted Monday for
the 18th field artillery az Camp
Travis, Texas
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-25
DISCUSS PLANS FOR
SOCIAL SERVICE WORK

Plans Cor social service work
among the colored people we're dis
cussed by the st. Ruffin and the Our
Dav Together clubs at a meeting
held Monday night at the home Of
Mrs. Cora r. Ash, 5. Main st. These
clubs belong TO the state federation
and have teen carrying on social
service work for the past four
months. The meetings will continue
10 be held at the X. of =. hall on
y. Main ST. until further notice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-25
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
TO APPEAR HERE MAY II

The South Bend Conservatory has
succeeded in procuring the appear
ance of the Minneapolis Symphony
orchestra for an engagement here
May Il. The orchestra will give
matinee and evening performance
at the oliver theater. Tickets may
be purchased at the conservatory
building
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-25
ARREST ALLEGED vAGRANT.

Lloyd Matson pleaded not guilty
to a charge Of vagrancy in the city
court Tuesday and the case was set
for hearing Wednesday. Young
Matson is accused Of lettering and
failure to work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-25

The De Lesseps family Of Panama
Canal fame. came from Scotland in
the fourteenth century.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-02-12
See Kommes Bros. for horses,
mules and colts, have Is to sell.-ad

See Kommes Bros. for horses,
mules and colts, have Is to sell.-ad
Walter Jespersen and wife of
Dedham spent Sunday with her
parents, Ralph Akers and wife.
Miss Opal Cannon has been quite
sick with the Flu the past few days
The latest report is that she is now
on the road to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle Parrott
will go over to Anita tomorrow to
visit her sister, Mrs. b. A. Gocha-
nour. On their wey home they will
visit her parente in Atlantic.
Mrs. Jens Wolf celebrated her
birthday Sunday when few rela-
tives called at their home to spend
the evening. A delicious luncheon
was served. Upon leaving all wish
ed Mrs. Wolf many more joyous
birthdays.