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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
DIR. BRADLEY TALKS
AT ANNUAL DINNER
OF WOMAN'S CLUB
Chicago Speaker Sees Need of
Love Among Nations
Politicians.

What viii historians in the year
5000 say about us?" asked DR.. Pres
ton Bradley of Chicago. in his lee
ture at the fourth annual dinner of
the South Bend Woman's cluD. The
affair at which DR. Bradley was the
principal speaker was held in the
Rotary room Of the Oliver hotel Fri
day night at $50 O'Clock DR.. Brad
ley concluded that when the men Of
future generation search through the
venerable ruins OF the oliver hotel,
they would laugh at the crumbling
salad forks they found. and remem-
Der this generation by the art it OK
pressed.
He declared that the racial an
tagOnismS and religious hates found
today are the outcome of worn-out
crceds and platitudes. The world
has tried everything but love, and
he sees the need Of politicians big
enough to love. DR. Bradley preach
es the doctrine Of practical iGealism.
undenominational and international
freedom. An orator Of great ability.
Or. Bradley was fully appreciated
by the $50 Auests who were in at
tendance.
The ROtary room was attractively
decorated - otted plants OF vari-
gated shades, and from the lights
extended trail X vines.
Nusi M Program.
The guests were seated az tables
OF eight. and the hostesses were the
chairmen Of the departments and
standing committee. The speakers
table was placed in front OF the
mantle, from which the club presi-
dent. Mrs. Harry Wallace. presided
The musical program presented
during the evening consisted Of vo-
cal numbers by Harold Bowdin. who
sang. "A Thrush AZ Eve" by Cad
man. and Songs I Sing 10 You" by
Willeby. He was accompanied on
the piano by Miss Dora Hershenow.
L. L IalIy OF Notre Dame presented
a group Of songs.
During the dinner music was fur
uished by =. NJ. Morse. Il. ElbeI and
Z. Gofterey.
Dancing was enjoyed following
tho dinner. Harry Denny's orches-
ira played an excellent program of
dances.
The committees in charge were:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
Two of South Bends Artists
To Appear in Progress Club
Morning Musicale Saturday

Under the auspices OF the music
department of the Progress club
AIRS Walter e. Bryan and Louis
Elbel, two of South Bends best
known artists will appear at the
morning musicale next Saturday at
1880 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Bryan. 1O1 y. Shore DR..
Mrs. Bryan viii sing delightful
repertoire Of numbers admirable
TO the fine, rich timbre OF her con-
tralto voice. The affair Saturday
viii not be Mrs. Bryan's initial ap-
pearaace before the city's musical
public for she has sung on The South
Bend symphony orchestra pro-
grams. and last winter appeared
with Miss Helen Burke i'm joint re-
cital which was credited as being
one of the most brilliant musical en-
deavors of last season.
Mrs. Bryan possesses a voice that
is rarely endowed. both with bell
like clarity and a tender. appealing
richness either meditation respond
ing unervinEly 10 the mood OF the
singer. Distinct enunCiation marks
another quality peculiar to her voice.
Mrs Floyd Gaumer Will accompany
Mrs Bryan.
To Give Own Composition.
Sterling artistry in technic and
expression belong TO Louis Elbel.
who holds a premier place as a
pianist i'm South Bend. Neither as
n player nor as a composer does
Mr. Elbel needs no introduction 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

Mrs. Guy McMichael, in charge of
Their NJ. EIildebrand arrangements,
Mrs Warren II. Miller, seating;
Mrs. J. :. Moore, ticket committee
chairman, assisted by Mrs Conrad
r. Adams, Mrs. =. Z. Francis, Mrs.
j. +. Cauley, Miss Alma Lederer,
Mrs. Anna Larrabee and Mrs r. G.
Shanklin. The committee in charge
of the decorating consisted of Mrs.
!. g. COtter, chairman; Mrs. Harvey
Dalton, Mrs. r II. Wellington and
Mrs. j. b. Renshaw.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

the local public for it has heard
him on numerous enjoyable occa-
sions. Saturday he Will render a
number of selections of his own
composition.
The committee in charge of the
affair is composed Of Mrs Guy
Staples Mrs. Lands Writ. Mrs.
George Fulmer. Mrs Thad Keller.
Mrs. Floyd Gaumer. Mrs. G. 4.
FarabaUgh, Mrs. J. W. Bryan and
Miss Wilda Shonts. The ticket sale
is limited 10 $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Smith 701 \.
Cushing St, entertained u guests at
n $50 o'clock dinner Friday niEht
honoring the birthday anniversary
Of their son. Henry w smith Mrs
Sauie Cook OF clinton, Ind. and
Mrs. J. a. Ashley of Ceuterville
Mich. were out-of-town guests.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

Seventy-fve members of the Ep-
worth League of the Grace ~ r..
or the league with a st. PatriCk's
party held in the church parlors
friday night. Music and games
yer the diversions of the evening.
The regular meeting will be held
at the home OF Miss Gertrude Kin
dig $50 Marietta ST.. on Tuesday
night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

The Beacon light. Spiritualist
church have moved to Woodmen's
hall. 40 Z. Jefferson blvd. Services
every Sunday $3.50 and 7:30 p. m.
Workers. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a.
Thompson. and Gustav TampaL
Everybody invited. St90-o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

Mrs. Edward Nolan. 516 Z. Bron-
son 81. entertained with a progress
sive pit party at her home Friday
night Prizes We're awarded Earl
Little. Miss Madeline CoIip, Edward
Nolan, and Miss Myrtle Taylor.
Music and dancing were enjoyed at
the close Of the evening and re-
freshments were served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

club rooms. Forests and Forestry
will be the subject of a paper TO be
given by Mrs. J. McHenry, and Mrs.
II. w. Frantz will talk on The Saw
ing Of the Red Wood
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS.

Tickets for annual luncheon Tues
day, March s at First NJ. E. church
can be secured at Makielski Art shop
until noon Monday, 800 per plase.
97S9-1.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-04-23
OF CALL FOR ELECTION
Ordinance No. 257.

Be it ordained by the Board OF
Trustees of the City of New iberia
that an election be held in the Clty
of New Iberia, in conformity WIN
the City Charter, being Act NO. lot
of 1910 of the General Assembly OF
the State of Louisiana, on Monday
June Sixth, Co 1921; for the purpose
of electing a Board of Trustees, COM
nrising: a Trustee of Public Safety;
a Trustee of Finance and Trustee
of Public Property; to serve during
the ensuing four years, IN accord,
ance with the provisions OF the salo
City Charter.
Be it further ordained, that per
sons desiring to become candidates
for any of said offices, and who shall
be duly qualified electors under the
laws Of the State of Louisiana, shall
file their written notification of such
intention with the City Clerk Trus-
tee of Public Property on or before
April 2Sth, 1921, at IL o'clock MD
night. d
Be it further ordained, that the
polls for said election shall be open
ed at six o'clock A. NJ, and be clos
ed at seven o'clock P. M, and the
location of the polling places for saio
election shall be as follows:
First District Precinct at Mrs
August Erath's Store building, Corn
er Main and Hopkins.
Second District Precinct at Iberia
Parish Court House.
Third District Precinct at Station
House of Fire Co. No. l.
Fourth District Precinct at Frank
Delahoussaye's Store, Corner East
Main and Lewis SITS.
Fifth District Precinct at Station
House of Fire Co. No. 2.
Sixth District Precinct at House OF
City Bridge Keeper.
Be it further ordained, that the
City Clerk (Trustee of Public Prop
erty) shall publish in the official
Journal of the City in the first issue
following the closing of the nomina-
ton notices, the names of the candi-
dates and the offices for which they
offer.
Each candidate shall submit to the
Board of Trustees, at least 15 days
before the election, the name of one
duly qualified voter to act as COM
missioner of election for each and
every precinct and on the fourteenth
day prior to the election at twelve
O'Clock noon the Board of Trustees
shall convene at the, City Hall, and
proceed to select from the various
names submitted to them by the can
didates; as aforesaid, three commits
sioners of election to preside over
the election of each and every polling
place in the City and two clerks in
the manner prescribed by law
Be it further ordained, that due
notice of the above ordinance calling
said election be published in the, of
fetal journal of the said City in the
manner required by law.
Thus done, read, adopted and sign
ed and seal of the City Of New Ibe-
ria affixed at New Iberia, La, on this
4th day of April, 1921.
Signed, A. A. GIRARD,
Acting Mayor
H. S. SEALY, Mayor.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-04-23

balance b noted that the following checks hargeae to @
Water Plant
1922 say
No e alter
renort March, 1921 OF llgh lo"e
p9o Check No f322 Fund is shown as cre 10 IN
Fundan charged out against fuel ffeie"'' ' 7
for current nont
ozo sud in January 1921 charged out to Fuel account G No
taken by 1ehe
seo IL Mich 1921 because of insufficient funds to d o. p &
Check looo GOV
" check No 852 $500 and Protest Fees IS ~ on & T. p & W
January February and has appeared against ''
that perod :od
No 1885, Genea
Light Power
and for the past months these certificates nave o
n ight Power Plant Funds But reference 5 oar It
that
Rudget Light Power
therefore, Oe'
the Budget correct
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-04-23

GREENSBORO, S. O., April 21.-
Congress was asked in resolutions
adopted today by the United States
Good Roads association, in convention
here, to confer federal aid for state
highway construction and to make
available for a national road fund"
payments received from the allied
nations on war loans.
A specific appropriation of $780,
100000 annually to carry out five
year road building program also was
asked because "there is no public pol
icy that will bless and benefit more
than that which is now being carried
out in the construction of public roads
in the various states of the union"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-04-23

turned LATER
payment from
deposit with Union Bank Trust Lafayette
La transfer Main St Railroad Ave funds of $1 %
to
Richie Brothers completion of contract Side Walk Funds
with all three Commissioners present and with unanimous understanding
available
Trust credit Railroad
least sufficient by this the balance
Improvement
check for said drawn Improvement
being conjunction with
he Brothers, which should have been paid
Railroad Avenue Funds
Union Company
Regarding your against City
this ephoned the Honorable Mayor
December and advised him that the balance hand Bond No
authorized
charge this check to Bond No will
red The Honorable Mayor however, did
conversation by letter
Union BANK 4 TRUST COMPANY
By (Signed) c. Callouet
$4,000 90 Side Walk
Lafayette
on deposit with Peoples Bank New IBERIA La
Mr. Sealy
have $4,000 90 brought from Lafayette Bank and placed New IBERIA
addressed letter Honorable
compiling showing Special
Bank Accounts and Funds the following discrepancies and
MAIN STREET REPAIR FUND:
of
Street Repair Fund the 49, check
It stated what this check
of this account would thank explanation
make same clear in my report covering this fund
Sill 26th
from Main Repair Fund Payment
ged These Pay Rolls have
Of East End Road Fund made
LIST OF CHECKS AGAINST GENERAL FUND DEPOSITS
DURING MONTH OF MARCH, 1921, from Check No
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-04-23

Actual Balance. March LIST, 1921 ..........
Deposited during Month of March, 1871.
Total .... ........ ......:..; .,'''.''
Checks drawn against General Fund. 49,.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-04
EIGHT WHITE SOX
BASEBALL F|XERS
TO Be ARRAIGNEO

Chicago. ILL.,, Fob. 3.-Thc cases of
tho eight Chicago American baseball
league players and others indicted for
alleged completely in the throwing OF
games in the 1919 world series, will be
brought into court February ?, when a
date will be set for arraignment.
Reports that tho indictments had
been pigeon holcd led Chas. a. Mac
Donald. chief Justice of the criminal
court, TO look into tho matter Thurs
day. Finding tho dockets OF all the
criminal courts crowded, Judge Mac
Donald ordered the cases transferred
from Judge j. j. sullivan to Judge
Dover and Judge Dover Immediately
announced he would take up the cases
next Wednesday.
The investigation OF reports that
copies of the testimony of some of the
indicted men before tho baseball grand
Jury had bocn offered for sale TO New
York. and Chicago newspapers. was
TO have been continued Thursday by
the regular county grand jury but was
postponed until next week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-04
KELLEY HIGH RUNNER
AGAINST ". P. M'VEY

Kid Kelly, 1o-ycar-old boy~ pocket
billiard wonder. succeeded in making
tho highest run yet made against Nc
Voy in the Empire Cigar store pocket
billiard handicap tourney, when he
dropped q balls yesterday afternoon.
Tho final score OF the match was 1875
to II. In the evening game McNcy de-
feated FTemming, of La Junta, 125 TO
rs.
McVey scored three high runs in con-
test. One of SO. another Of IS and "A IS,
placed him in "A position to go out"
on another shot The game lasted only
80 minutes.
Tho best shot of the evening game
was n two-ball combination bank
across to the side pocket, executed by
McNcy. McNcy's fancy shot was an
"orf-tablc' billiard.
This afternoon tho southern cham
pion meets John Mishmash. while at
tho regular night game McNcy will
cross cues with Leo Hassen, better
known. in billiard circles as Dead
Eye Dick" Hasscn has boon showing
unusual ability in showing the balls
about the green bsize, and it is
thought that McNcy will meet his most
formidable local opponent in Hassen
tonight
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-04
BOX COMMISSIONERS
GET SHOWEREO ON;
STOP WATER TOSSING

Toledo, Ohio, Feb. 5.-Discovery OF a
combination in which three boxing
promoters are involved. was announc-
ed today by the Toledo boxing COM
mission and details of a plan to break
it UP were made public.
One of tho promoters mentioned was
a former member OF tho commission
who resigned recently. Tho commits
sion also ordered Immediate elimina-
ton OF petty jcalousics and the knock
ing OF other boxing shows"
The use of towels in the corners has
been abolished fans being used in
stead The throwing OF water on a
boxer as he returns TO his corner also
is forbidden. At n recent boxing bout
two members OF the commission were
showcrod during the wotting down pro-
cess.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-04
The Romance Of Words
Army :"


Copyright. 1920 by The Wheeler Syn
dicatc, Inc)
When we remember that there arc
two distinct uses OF this word-the
quarry from which stono or marble
Is obtained, and the quarry OF the
ehase-it appears that the term must
have altered its meaning radically in
tho years during which it has been
handed down TO us. But inycstiga-
ton develops the fact that the two
meanings arc really two different
words. the stone quarry being do
rived from the Latin quadras. a square,
with literal Interpretation OF place
where stone is squared
The derivation OF the other quarry"
is by no means SO certain. 1t may
be that It comes from the term carry"
used in falconry when the hawk flew
off with the prey IL had struck: but
tho more generally accepted derivation
is the old French cuirec. tho intestincs
of an animal killed in the chase. These
waste products were thrown to tho
dogs. and II is likely that. in course
Of time. tho word quarry" camo TO
be accepted as a synonym for the OBJ
icct pursued. instead Of only a portion
OF tho beast killed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-04
RAIL Mill and OFFICE FIVES
VICTORIOUS AT STEEL 'Y' CLUB
Two Leaders In Basket Ball Standing Take Fast Con-
tests Last Night-Rail Mill Stand Undefeated
to date
Rail Mill:

Open Hearth: Rail Mill:
Edmonds, RF. ......... Fisher, LG.
Lyons, LF. 81. H. Shoemaker, RG.
Williams, c. ............ Gentry, G.
Riley, RG. .......... Curran' LIZ; IL
Dougall, LG. ........ McCabe, RE.
open Hearth-3. S, II.
Rail MILL, 12, 2S.
The Wire Mill team scored four
points in the early minutes of the
first half on Hill and HeiSerts goals
Slaughter had missed what seemed
certain basket and on his second at
tempt scored the first two points for
the Officials. Slaughter again scored
after Heigers had missed his throw on
Kriddlebaugh's personal foul. Hughes
and Hill each scored on well thrown
baskets, while Slaughter added one
point for his team on Hills technical.
double foul on Hill and Tracy
availed nothing. Lawrence adding a
field goal for the office team, Heigert
making his second throw thru the
basket.
Rickard replaced Hopkins at this
point of the game and on a fast pass
ing play EriddlcbauSh made undoubt-
edly the most spectacular toss OF the
evening, scoring thru the center of the
hoop for two points from the center
of tho court Lawrence added tho flnal
two scores in the first half. score IN
favor of the Officials by three points.
half J. Shoemaker made a long sensa-
tioual basket almost eclipsinS Kriddle-
bauEh's remarkable toss. Flckard
two goals put the Office team in thc
lead. Slaughter, KriddlcbauSh ana
Lawrence followed with good field
tosses. The Wire Bill made a final at.
tempt to take the game on burst oil
speed during the final minute of play,
Heigert and Hill scoring. HeiSert again
tossed two moro baskets putting his
team within one point of their op-
poncnts Hills toss put the Wire men
one point in the lead and 1t looked
comparatively safe with but a minute
to play, but Lawrence, the pivot man
for the Office five, secured the ball
on a tumble near the foul line and by
an accurate toss scored the winning
goal for his team.
Office. Wire Mill:
Slaughter. RF. &c.. Hughes, I.G. .
Hopkins, LF. o -. ]. Shoemaker, LG.i:
Richard. LF. o.. Buctkovitch, re. 0
Lawrence. C. S............ Lawson. c. 0
Kriddlebaugh. re. -. Hill, LIZ 10
Tracy. IG. o.......... Hcigcrt, RF. 10
Office-1S, IL, IS.
! Wire Mill-lo, II. "a.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-04

Pueblo high school basketball fives
will be in action tonight against two
fast rivals. Tho Central five will
stay in this city to defend against
invaders from the Leadyille high
school. while the Centennial Bull
dogs journey to La Junta where they
meet the high school quintet at the
hands of whom they suffered de-
cisive defeat in the first game of
the season.
Coach HulinG, at the South Side
school, is optimistic concerning to-
nights contest, but has been train
ing his squad in anticipation of a
hard fought contest. The Leadvillc
five is made up OF men who have
already been members of the first
team in one season.
Last year the Leadville five were
without an athletic mentor, for a
half season. and at that developed a
quintet that did themselves credit in
high school circles,
Coach HulinC is retaining his early
season style of workout and continues
to improve the basket shooting ahil-
ity OF his players. Nannelli Sow'
has n regular position on tho team
at the guardsman position. McGtll.
owing to a weakened condition of his
heart will not be able to return TO
the game this season.
1t was announced yesterday after
, noon that McGill would possibly he
| in condition to return in high school
sports at the opening OF the base
ball season next spring.
Captain Cochran spends his work
| outs in developing a brand OF team
work that goes to make his team
! impreGnablo against defeat. Tho
speedy Irishman possesses tho ability
TO talk straight from the shoulder
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-04
WILLARD WILLING
FOR BOUT STAGED
AT ANY TIME

New York. Feb. 5.-Jcfs willard,
former heavyweight boxing champion
has agreed to meet Jack pempseS'
holder of tho title. Labor day Tex
Rickard. boxing promoter, announced
Thursday. Ricksrd made public
telegram from Willard who Is at Lay"
renee. Kansas.
Eickard also scnt a telegram TO ChaS.
Is. Cochranc, English promoter in Lon
don asking him TO send power OF at
torncy to william \. Brady to dispose
OF his (Cochranc's) interest in inc
Dempsey Carpenter bout.
willard's telegram said:
Labor day suits me. In the event
that the bout is held in the open
think should be given the privilege OF
II, per cent of tho gross. / VIII put UP
sis 900 as n forfeit for my appearance
and YOU will post $4,000 TO carry out
the contract. l want to know II an
partics mean business as l expect 10
continue work and want TO be sure
have match with the champion on
Labor day"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-04
"Shipwreeked Among Cannibals"
Critcher Theater Tonight

So big was the crush to sec ship
wrecked Among canuibais" at tho
Critchcr theater on Northern avenue
last evening that it was necessary to
stop selling tickets until tho first show
was over. There was not even stand
ing room in tho foryer to walt for
seat and the same wonderful six-rcCl
picture will he shown again tonight.
Hair-raisinE and blood -curdliuC
enough to hc sure. arr the exploits of
the two camera men who made the pie
turc. II features principally the man
eating Kai-kai tribe which inhshiis
Prince Frederick Honry's Island Oft
nc coast OF New Guinea. South
Africa.
while ono enjoys the representation,
of the primitive habits Of lie. one
finds time 10 remark upon tho amaE-
Ing forcthought which enabled two
shipW rocked Americans to bring TO
shore mirrors. beads. tobacco and
other peace offerings sufficient 10
supply hundred blcodthirsty war
riors for several months.
Somo excellent hits OF Photography
cnliver the entertainment, including a
truly artistic war-dauce OF tho can
nihals silhouttcd against a bright ky.
with magnificent palm tree enhancing
tho tropical effect. 4 kia kia woman
gives a marvellous exhibition OF how TO
cocoanut ralm whose sheer height is as
difficult OF ascent ms an elongated
telephone pole without tho spikes.
Tho Cannibal lady gets there, though
and is rewarded st the top by lusriou7
cocoanuts which her lord aud master
cracks with his teeth.
At the critcher theatcr tonight.
Some show
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-04

Charlottesville Va. Feb. 5.-The re-
signation of DIR. willim \. Lambeth
and DIR. Albert Lefcvre as members of
the executive board of the General
Athletic association OF the University
of Virginia was announced here today.
DIR. Lambeth and DIR. Letcvre were
faculty members of the board and had
served in their capacities for long
period of years and are prominently
connected with athletics thruout the
south. Their resignation came as n
surprise to tho student body and no
cause of their action was given in
their letter to tho board members
Their designations have been accep-
ted and their SUCCESSORS from among
the non-matriculatcs of the university
will be announced soon. The exccu-
tive board consists of five student and
two non-studcnt members
DIR. Lambeth is regarded as the faith