South Bend news-times., 1921-04-26

shall continue under standard time
which now exists.
Ray Stevens visited friends in
Niles and Berrien Springs Saturday.
visitor In Niles Friday and Satur-
day
The first annual banquet OF the
high school Athletic association was
held az the Clark theater Friday
evening. AIril p. Approximately
200 guests, including high school
students. were present and the ban
quet was a decided success in every
conceivable way. The theater vas
decorated in the high school colors.
maroon and white Irving Poulson,
member OF the Athletic assoCia-
ton, was introduced by Toastmaster.
Hanlin and a brief talk entitled "Our
Purpose" was given by Mr.. Poulson
Mayor T. d. Childs gave an inter
esting discussion Of his topic. Tea m
Work" In the absence OF DR.. K. S.
Snowden. Atty. A. A Worthington
gave n brief talk regarding the Ath-
letic association in general Mr..
Harry Carver from the University OF
Michigan. was then introduced and
his subject. playing the Game. ;
was interesting. Mr.. Carver is as.
sistant track manager az the uni
vcrsity this year and was a mem Der
OF the track team at the university
during 1918, 1914 and 1915. paruci-
pating in cross country and long dis
tarCe runs. Mr.. Carver remained IN
Buchanan until Saturday noon and
worked ont the local high school
t-acI; team at the high school
grounds Saturday morning. giving
them several pointers on the run
ming end Of the game.
o. Schriver. Chicago street, was III
ST. Joseph and Benton Harbor Sat
urday.
The high school track team Is
scheduled 20 meet the Three Oaks
high school track team in a dual
meet at Buchanan during the early
part Of next month.
Regular meeting OF the L. q. T. NJ
viii be held in the Maccabee hall
Tuesday evening, April 26. All mem
bers are especially urged TO be
present at this meeting.
Fred Meyer is in Toledo. o.. on
business.
Howard Voorhees, was a business
visitor in South Bend Saturday.
Mrs G. y. Kent has returned from
a business trip to Rock Island. III.
Under a new ruling Of the village
council the fire trucks Of the city
may be called outside the city lin
its when necessary 70 combat fires.
no fixed distance was mentioned in
the ruling. simply n reasonable
distance" IS to be allowed. depend
ing upon the seriousness of the fire.
When the department Is called out
side the city limits the owner or ten
ant OF the premises must ray tho
department whatever fee is deemed
iustifable.
Several Buchanan citizens attend
ed the American Legion fair at Ber-
rien Springs Saturday.
The Toots Paka Hawaiian enter
tainment given at the Clark theater
Saturday evening, April %. under
the auspices OF the local post Of the
American Legion, was we'll attended
and one Of the most pleasing and
entertaining OF its kind TO be given
in Buchanan for some time. The
profit derived from the ticket sale
will be placed in a flag fund which
the legion has created with the in
tention of buying a new post ban
ner and a silk United States flag.
At a meeting Of the Sylvia chap
ter, o. Z. s. Wednesday evening.
the following officers were elected
Worthy matron, Mrs. May Miller;
associate matron. Mrs. FrancS :
Hamilton; worthy patron, T. ID.
Childs; secretary. Mrs. Emma
Knight; treasurer. Miss Belle Lam
dis; cOnductress. Mrs. Louise DEM
ing, and associate conductress. Miss
Ethel Beistle.