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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
announcements

The members and friends OF the
Court of Honor will be entertained
with a card party Wednesday eve
ming at the Modern Woodmen hail.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Ma
tionaI Association Of Letter Carriers
will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. William Lehman.
Benson st.
Mrs. Ralph Harris, 1893 Wood
ward av. will entertain the As You
Like 1t club at her home Monday
night.
The current events 1eIartment Of
the Progress club will meet Monday
afternoon in the club rooms at s
o'clock. A review OF the World s
Work Will be given.
The Phi Sigma sorority will NEE.
Tuesday night at $50 o'clock az
the home Of Miss Evelyn Fulmer.
1923 S. Michigan st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

In celebration OF his birthday an
niversary, William Slower. 6O9 Rex
ST.. entertained with a o'clock din
ner for 10 guests Saturday evening.
A large birthday cake surrounded
by pink sweet peas centered the
table and the table ends were graced
with lighted pink tapers IN silver
holders-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

"a successful marriage should be
r. give-and-take proposition"
Mine is. Ny wife takes every
cent 1 give her. Legion
Weekly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

South Carolina has one automobile
to every IS people. The other II
have savings accounts.-GreenviIle,
(S. CO Piedmont.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
lrs was sp.r. with cards and dane

!re was spsr: with cards and dane
ii.g.
Miss F!orsn,- Culp. 1885 Gsor-
gamma av. entertained The Cad
Game class OF the Lowell Heights
VI. (. Sunday school Friday night at
her home. Following the business
session. games and contests were en-
joyed. Favors were awarded Miss
Dorothy Neddo. aI.i Miss Mildred
Herzig. Refreshments were served
al the close OF the evening BY the
hostess. on May l.. Ms. Florence
Taylor. 127 Columbia ST. will act
as hostess TO the class.
Mrs Harry wilkinson. 733 f. Du-
bail av.. entertained the Phil-A-Bar
auxiliary of the Indiana Avenue
Christian church Friday afternoon.
Ten members were in attendance.
Mrs. r. A. Wagner read the lesson,
Two Women Characters Of the
Bible. Elizabeth and Salouo.' The
next meeting will be held on May 8
at the home Of Mrs. J. NJ BellVillc,
1924 K. Randolph street.
Routine business was discussed at
the general meeting OF the
South Bend Woman's club which
was held Friday afternoon in the
club rooms. F. J. Green, secretary
Of the Chamber of Commerce. gave
a talk TO the club following the bust
ness session.
Mr. and Mrs j Kurzhels. 90
Pennsylvania av.. announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Miss
Elsie Kurzhals 10 Theodore Jan
nett Of Milwaukee, at a party given
at their home Friday right. The
evening was spent with games and
music. and refreshments were served
TO 90 guests
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

Roche. 537 ". Colfax av. Spring
flowers were used profusely through
out the home I'm decorating, and
dainty refreshments were served.
The Out-of-tOwn guests were: Mrs.
William Swintz, OF Indianapolis the
house guest Of Mrs. A. NJ Russell.
and Miss Mary May White Of New
Y ork city, the guest Of her parents
Bishop and Mrs. John Hazen White.
Those who attended the party
from Mishawaka were: Mrs. Fred
Smith. and her mother. Mrs. J.
Baker, Of Kansas: Mrs. G. A. Dresch,
Mrs. Ralph Gaylor. Mrs. II. c. Holt
zendorff, Mrs. L. VI. Walton. Mrs.
Schuyler Rose. Mrs. Charles End
lick and Mrs. X. W. Knorr.
Mrs. Charles F. Ivan, 1925 Blaine
Az. entertained the Woman's aux
Hilary OF the Westrinste- Presbytcr-
ian church Friday afternoon at her
home. She was assist 81 by Mre.
Char .e5 Roper, Mrs. Henry Martin
Mrs. A. L Moore. Mrs. J. -. Toms,
Mrs. Jack Mitchell. Mrs Vern Van
Dusen and Mrs. c. NJ. White. A
large membership was in attend
ance. Refreshments were served
during the social hour. and fea-
ture OF the afternoon was a deli
catessed sale. Circle NJ. ar
rcdnced - main -thimbl- to be held
CT May 10 in the church p?rllrs
ghc z y. regular meeting OF the
auz.idry Will be held a t;le home
~ Mrs o. r. Sending. 80 Co.
lcSe c.. on MAY 80.
Col. and Mrs Charles Arthur Car
Isle entertained with a Z o'clock
dinner Friday evening honoring Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Studebaker, III. The
dinner was given at the Carlisle
home, Carlisle Manor. Covers were
placed for IS guests at a table at
tractively decorated with tulips. ap-
pie blossoms, and snap dragons.
Woodson Carlisle. who is at home
from Harvard, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles TcrS Ct Arm ArbGr, Mi n.
were out-os-town guests. The even
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

Helen 10. shown above in even
ing gown" is the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs y, y. Dewend. 1912
Kimbell av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

Try NEWS-TIIfES Bant Ids
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24
JACK AND GEORGES
ACCEPT TEX TERMS
Champ 70 Receive 30 Percent
of Gate" While French
man Will Fight for "a.

NEW YORK, March %. - Jack
Dempsey will receive Sc and
Georges Carpenter "a percent of
the gate" when they meet for the
worlds heavyweight championship
July Promoter Tex Richard an
nounced Wednesday afternoon.
When Richard took over the in
terests of Charles Cochran and Will
lam Brady in the promotion Of the
big international bout ne made a
proposition to the boxers that IN
stead of a $500.CO0 guarantee they
accept terms TO box on d percentage
basis. Jack kearns. manager OF
Dempsey agreed to the new ErOp-
osition at once. and Richard We'd
nesday received cablegram from
Descamps. Carpenters manager. ac-
cepting "A percent as Carpenters
Richard expects to announce the
site of the bout before the end OF
the week. he said Wednesday, as h
Will devote his entire time To II
from now on. the season AT Madison
/ Square Garden having closed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24
N. D. SPRINTERS IN
FAIR SHAPE AFTER
HARD FIELD DRILL
loss Of Jerry Hoar to Lineup
However. Leaves Gap in
Notre Dame Line.
BY JOIN r. FLYNN.

With be Drake relays only "a few
weeks of Coach Rockne sent Capt
kasDer and his squad Of runners
through stiff workout yesterday
afternoon ou Cartier heId. This is
fhe frs, opportunity the men had
to work ir the open and although
lt vas rather chilly, the team seem
90 20 enjoy 10 after being in the
Sym SEQ louE.
Billie Hays was again in uniform
yesterday and he is one Of those
Bockne has Ilnned his hopes upon
in the coming classic. lie was pri-
manly "a sprinter but Rockne saw
in him the possibilities OF quarter
miller and as a consequence Billy
was sent east "a few weeks ago with
the relay team Along with him are
Gus Desch and Capt. Kasper. the
two forming the nucleus Of the re-
lay team Ioar went east last time
but as De mas been laid up with
bad hip since the Ulini meet. It Is
doubtful whether ne will be in
shape. This leaves a serious gap in
the star quartet.
However. there are many excel
l.nt middle. distance men 20 pick
from. Ficks. who annexed his mon
oEram in the Wisconsin meet. is
rapidly coming to the front as "a
star quarter-miler. Montague who
retrieved the relay at the Wiscon-
ain meet. is also regarded as a dam
Eerous opponent. Colgau and Hef-
fernon are excellent half-milers and
there IL a possibility that they will
run their teammates a close race.
Then there is Dant, q reformed
Splinter and hurdler. who is seeking
other worlds to conquer He is not
an unknown quality and If exIecta-
lions come true. ne will be success
fui in his new conquest. Danny
Coughlin. OF football fame. is also
san aspirant for honors on the track
Danny starred I'm the interhaI meet
two weeks ago an anchor man in
The relay team won by Corby and
also winning the 22O-yard race.
Merideth. a cousin of the great
Ted, sustained q heel bruise which
prevented his taking part in the
Wisconsin meet. but is now in cool
shape and there is no doubt but
what he viii make an excellent
showing in the try-outs.
This is Jerry Hoar's last year Of
varsity competition and his absence
viii be keeniy felt by Coach Rock
ne as HOar is a versatile athlete.
having performed creditably in the
high jump, hurdles. middle dis
tances and field events
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24
ROOKIE DIRECTORY
WHITE son.

~ III D%fN.
YAM YARYAN-Catcher Home
run king of Western league last
YEAR. hit Al homers Batted $50
,2iCht-handej. PLAYED with Wich-
i.a VIII stick.
GEORGE LEES-Catcher. From
Nashville cub Hit 1873 last year.
weighs 1872 Age %. Height 8
feet =. Right-hander Promising.
JOUBERT DAVENPORT South
paw. r'rom Sioux City clnb. Stands
s feet inch. Age %. Weighs 10.
Won eigh- games. lost I'VE last year.
VIII stick.
DOUGLAS McWEENEY-Pitcher.
From Milwaukee club Won I . and
lost Il games. Whined $50 batters.
Heigh, feet g inches. Weighs $50.
Age % Looks good
DAVE MULRENNAN - Pitcher.
From Columbus club. Right-hand-
or. Age %. Height 8 feet.
Weighs IS0. Was with Red Sox for
short time in 1915.
JOE NORBIS-Pitcher Poppy
player Won % games, lost for
Tulsa pennant winners last year.
Age 26. Weighs f64
CLAUDE LOMBARD - Catcher
From Nashville club. Weighs I65
Heights 5 feet / inch Age %. Hit
ESQ and helded $50 last wear
/ PETE MONOHAN-FIrst base
man. Cincinnati semi pro Hit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24

Eczema AND I had seen to il that his
condition was right for 10 rounds.
Chances were Sandow would enter
the ring fat and in poor shape
was feeling quite tickled with my
self
Two hours later 7 was in deep
gloom. fluffy Doyle had been taken
violently IN a few minutes after
breakfast 4 Medbank doctor said
he was poisoned
That hasher did it. I'll bet any
thing" yodels Nanny HattOn. "Tuf-
fy said something about his mush
tasting rotten, didn't he. Muddy"
Afraid Sandow might get licked
our kidding must have scared her
stiff" Clay mods wisely $50 she
doped the mush We Oughta go
there and smash the joint"
You can't do anything without
proof" I snap. "Of course she
pulled the trick. though. 1 guess I'll
have to call off the mill. And how
that hurts, For if ever a guy was
In for a whaling. it was Sandow! 7
sure wanted 10 put a crimp in that
crook. Grindstone, but it's all Off"
The boys and were in my room
at our hotel. chewing over. and I'll
squawk we were a sour lot.
Suddenly someone spoke. 1t was
" Morgan Brewster
Gould not somebody replace
Doyle?"
"Yeh; but who?
Perhaps I could, Mr.. McGuff. 90
Brewster says.
That was unexpected I gave him
a cuckoo stare.
You But YOU aren't a fighter,
are you2 Sandow can't be licked by
just anybody"
ASK the boys Brewster smiles
little They may remember a
private bout with Doyle a few
months ago. IL was a strictly per
sonaI natter but ! believe I held my
own
He had the better of it. Squawk %
asserts Muddy Clay. who was one of
Doyle's best friends. TOO. "Oh. Val
would be a wonder in the ring if ne
took it mp seriously He's as good
"a TuGy"
"Wiu wonders never cease?" /
varb,e But are vow i'm shape 70
hauIe2 DO you really want TO go
ON with Sandow2"
III could 30 u better shape. but ]
feel pretty fair. a. TIA. And / do
want ID SO on. and help YOU out
Perhaps there's another reason, too.
I feel shat st might ~ relief 20 &c;
I'M and fight somebody like a savage
after what's happened recently.
(To BE COntinuedl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24
BY Egan

we sure nabbed her nanny tina,
time" grinS Muddy clay.
Something out OF the ordinary had
brought us 90 Nedbank We had no
bali game billed.
Under the name of Kid smith
DOYLE was going -o battle Sailor san
dow u lU-rouud boxing bout. san
dow. Isht-heavy who figured him
self pretty nearly q champ. was tour
ms the country and knocking q Tot
Of clowns cold. He was managed low
Sol Grudstoue- crook who belong
"a jim the pen Sol saw 90 1t that
Saudow met only the raukest kind
of serups
Having an old score 20 settle with
Grlndstone i induced Med65nk
promoter Go put on kid smith
with Sandow. and let IL leak out FOR
Grindstouss benefit that smith was
soft yokel
OF course sailor Sandow was a
fair miller. and had "a kics, i'm his
right But [ was familiar with his
work. and I knew Tuffy DOYLE could
tr.m HIM. Tumy was the best boy
~ his weight I had lamped in years
He had speed skill in punch. and all
kinds OF backbone. he was going "a
prove the surprise setup of So
Grindstone's life
knowing Sol might tumble 90 a
trlck IL he saw me. I kept in the
background Freddy Hopper was
posing as The mauaEer OF kid
smith. would stick among the
old paid admissions until after san
dow got his. Then j figured ! might
ch.rp "a little to Sol
Tuny was keen FOR the battle. and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24
TO EXCEED BATTING
RATE OF LAST YEAR
Hornsby. Holding Down Hot
Corner, After More Hon
ors for 81. Louis.

NEW YORK. March Ro1er~
Hornsby S-5o.0oo beauty az the s.
Louis Cardinals and champion bats
man OF the National league is ou5
90 defend his Iaure.s WHAT'S more.
he hopes Co better h.s 1920 record
by invading the select class OF 400
hitters this year
Hornsby modestb tells of his ann
bition
"If / can only set avayso a eooI
start I know ! can bir from mil-
season on. The records show that
II have always come strong at the
finish
Il had world of good batting
practice last spring and when rhe
season opened ] was m my stride.
In previous years I had expected
difficulty i'm getting started"
The star swatsman of the Cards
led the senior major league season
last year with "a batting average of
$40 i'm 149 games He carried the
National league title 10 ST. Louis.
while George Sisler. of the Browns
annexed the American league title.
Clouting 400 with the euviabie ave
erage of .407 i'm 154 pastimes
Chances Look Good.
FL ann basing my hopes of inn
proving my batting average ON my
EXP erience last year" Hornsby COM
tinued and if that means anything
| should be able to show better form
at the bat. thanks To- an innovation
introduced by Manager Branch
Hickey which has enabled AN or
our players To- get three times ass
much hitting as the ordinary club.
Manager Hickey erected two
batting cages i'm our training camp
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24

WANAHAC HE. Texas. March o..
Kid Gleason has his team picked.
New White Sox fiji the shoes left
vacant by the old Black SoX." and
the team rebuilt from the scandal
wreckage Will not besa weak sister
in the American League.
True. 30 viii lack the much-toUted
White Sox machine power. but this
viii come says Gleason. when the
1927 season gets under way
Aim For Top Position.
The White SOX WI. be fighting
the Indians. the Yanks. and all the
rest Of 'cm from the word go. says
the Kid. Don't get it into your
head Wen Dee fighting for third
place The top position looks good
90 U.S.
Gleason knows the eyes Of the
baseball world are focused on him.
lie realizes hes expected 10 make
comeback. after being dealt the
hardest blow ever handed man
ager-the .oss of many Of his best
players ln the baseball scandal blast.
Ana hero is his come back" line
up:
Ray SChalk. catcher
Earl Shcely, first base.
Eddie Collins. second base.
Ernie Johnson. shortstop.
Harvey Mcclellan. third base.
Harry Hooper, right field.
Johnny Mostil. center field
Amos Strunk. left field.
The old-umers are Schalk one of
the three best catchers IN the league,
Eddie Collins basehalrs brainiest
kcystoner; Hooper exI}ed SOX star.
and Strunk. proved crack fielder.
Two Pitching Stars.
And to back these vets up Gleason
has Dicky Kerr and Red" Faber
rs star dycd-in-the-woO slabmcn.
Gleason calls the six his nucleus.
Sheely at first replaces the loyal
John Collins. traded to the Red SoN.
Last season he hammered the ball
az a 271 pace for Salt Lake in the
Coast circuit
Ernie Johnson, at short. looks
good 10 fill Risberg's place.
Last season he managed the Salt
Lake team and hit 1888 and swiped
/ 80 sacks
Mostil came from Milwaukee Of
tho American association. In 1918
he joined the White SOx and played
second base for them on their last
eastern trip Of the season. He was
farmed out i'm 1913 and hit .21S and
stole p bases for the Brewers.
He is % and weighs les. The
trading of Happy Felsch 10 the Red
Sox gave Mostil his real chance in
center field.
Hervey Mcclellan has been with
the White SoN for three years.
Prize Pinch Hitter.
Eddie Murphy. greatest pinch hit
ter of them all Will serve the White
SoX in that capacity George Lees,
who hit 1873 for Nashville las. year.
will be Schalk's understudy behind
the bat. with Everett Yaryan. who
hit 800 for Wichita, as third catch
/ er.
Kerr and Faber viii be assisted by
/ pitchers Hodge and Wilkinson.
proved box stars. and the recruits.
/ Douglas, McWeeney. Joubert Daveu-
port. ID. J. Mulrennan. All have
good minor league records
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24
THE LNSLDER 81 VS.

The well known Mr.. Sore Arm is
a habitual visitor at spring training
camps
John ID. is due to oil up his bike.
The golf season is hereabouts.
After monkeying around with
kings and queens for spell. either
Lasker or Capablanca Will annex a
title himself
While big league teams are trim
ming minor outfits i'm spring train
ing, it is well to remember that one
game i'm the regular season IS
worth two in the bush.
1t gets ones nanny. To get
soaked on the back of the neck
with a golf ball and then hear some
one meekIy holler fore"
Seven White Sox will please
rise and sing, Good BY Forever"
Plenty of cheer leaders for foot
ball games. but none for baseball
Must be because they're not needed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24
GEORGES NOT TO
DRAW COLOR LINE
Frenchman Would Meet Boxer
of 'Dusky Hue if Title
Becomes His.

PARIS, March 23.-Georges Car
pentier will never draw the colo-
line If he wins the worlds cham
pionship and is challenged by a
boxer of duszy hue.
Carpenter made this stand
known To friends here recently. it
became known wednesday. i'm dis
cussing scrapping merits Of Harry
Wills, the American negro. tOuted as
4 contender for the worlds title.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24

For many reasons 1 would not
naturally choose colored fighters as
opponents" said Carpenter. But
if 7 win the title and Wills or any
other colored man challenges me,
III take him on. Then I can claim
the title as champion of all classes
and COlors."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24
CENsoR RNTHING sUTTS.

RS international News Service.
government shocked az the style
models or 1927 bathing suits for
women has decided upon censorship.
A circular letter is being sent 90 the
local authorities at seaside towns.
suggested that laws be enacted that
.t be an onense OF either sex 90 wear
costumes that 90 MT extend from
the neck 90 within four inches Of
tho knee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24

Ey international News Service.
CHICAGO March 2c-Walter
Lemski - near death at the county
hospital today after being hurled
from speeding automobile on
Michigan blvd. A passerby picked
him up and found him shot through
the lung Asked whc shot him ne
said some Italians but refused any
further information Police believe
Lemsk. was wounded in a quarrel
between boOtleggers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24

over 400 last season. Age 21.
Weighs 10. Height feet 10
inches. Left handed.
GUY McWHORTER - Pitcher.
From Richmond club. Won L and
lost four games last season, Age "a.
Weighs $50 Height . feet II
inches. Fl
STANLEY Pitcher. From
Lexington. Ky Weighs Us. Height
feet II inches. Age 21. Has
played semi-prO and college base
ball.
VIC OLSEN-SOuthpaw Played
in Cache Valley league in Utah last
summer Age "a. Weighs $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24

Los ANGELES. Calf. March %.
Chicago Nationals. ISL; Vernon.
Pacific Coast league, 49, Mar
TIN. Jones. Bailey and O'Farreu:
Love. Smailwood Upton, Fromme
and Murphy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24

Left Earful
Just before the season starts
Players dream of fame;
But they never win il in
An exhibition game.
Right Earful.
Mister Rookie shot a curve.
Travelled wide and far.
Went SO high il touched the sky:
He's a shooting star"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24

Many a sweet ball player turns
sour when put n the limelight.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-29
BRITISH WISH TOSTAVE OFF
 EMIGRATION

LONDON, Jan. 29 (by Associated Press).-The British government is beginning to put into effect its plan to keep within the boundaries of the British empire the emigrants from England, cotland, Wales and Ireland who want to seek new homes in dis. tant parts of the world.
 This empire settlement scheme has been held in abeyance since the war because there were so many soldiers to be repatriated; but the first large party comprising HOO emigrants has just left for Australia. This party is under government direction and the emigrants received a certain amount of government assistance.
 Sir James Connolly, agent here for western Australia, announces that for the next two years 1000 emigrants will be sent to Australia each month their passage being paid by the gov ernment.
 The government has openly ex- pressed it's disfavor toward schemes for emigration from the British Isles to South American countries In con- sequence, a campaign by Peru to in duce English and Scotch to come there and settle has been abandoned after hundreds of them had accepted offers for free transportation to that country.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-29
ST0WAWAYS SEEKING
 PASSAGE TO AMERICA

HAMBURG, Jan. 29 (by Associated Press). - Stowaways from virtually every country in the world were found aboard the Spanish steamer Mar del Norte before it sailed from here for the United States. The captain had to call the port authorities to help him clear his ship of the unusual number who were seeking an unpaid passage to America.
 Among the stowaways were Eng. lishmen, Americans, Australians, Africans, Chinese and Indians, as well as number of Germans. All declared they wanted to go to the United States to find employment.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-29
HEBRIDES ISLAND
 STRONG FOR ''DRY''

STORNOWAY, Scotland, Jan. 29 (by Associated Press) The island of Lewis, the largest of the Outer He. brides, has overwhelmingly voted dry in the prohibition poll taken here.
 For total abolition there were 78O votes; for no change 149, and for linn. itation of drink licenses, 5.
 As result, all licenses on the isl. and will be annulled next May.
 Lewis is a rugged island which abounds in ancient Druidic structures and ruined old-time fortresses.