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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07
Mother Wants Son
Sent to Reform School

I can do nothing with him and I
guess you better send him TO the re-
form school" Such was the state
ment made by the mother of 15-year-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07
OPPOSE DAYLIGHT
SAVING PLAN

Street car conductors and motormen
employed on the Gary Street Railway
lines are opposed to the Daylight Saw
ings plan ordinance which went 70
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07
MANY SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE SlCElY

Mothers who value their own comfort
and the welfare of their children, shoulo
navar be without a box of Mother Gray's
Sweet Powders for Children, for use
throughout the season. They Break up
Colds Relieve Feverishufssr cons upe
rion Teething Disorders. Heauache ana
stomach Troubles. Used by nlotners for
over 80 years. THESE POWDERS GlN 4
DON'T accept any substituee.-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07
IN BED EIGHT !
MONTHS
Cause-Change of LIE. How
Lydia E .Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Got Me Up

Alton, Tenn. 60 want other suffer
ing women to know what Lydia E. Pink
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07
HAMMOND
SUPERIOR
COURTS

Gertrude Tolkman, $50 Erie street,
fled suit for divorce from Hugo Volk-
man. They were married. Oct. %, 1915.
and separated on several occasions be-
fore the final parting came on Feb. Is
of this year. She says he had beaten
her severa times and the last time,
she refused to live with him longer.
She asks for $500 alimony. McAleer.
Dorsey & Gillett are her attorneys.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07

Nj and Mrs. Louis Howe, 1894 y.
KeKystone avenue. Chicago. have petit
toned the court for permission to
adopt Antonett Zwicowic, a 4-year-
old child whose mother is insane and
who has no father. The child IS now
a ward Of the juvenile court OF Lake
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07

Foreclosure OF a mechanics lien IS
asked in a suit filed by the Indiana
Electric Service company. against
James Pierce. ct. al. John .. kennedy
is attorney for the plaintiff.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07

Charging abandonment, Eutoka 4.
Ellis Of Hammond IS asking for d.
VERGE from Harry C. Ellis. They were
married March 2, 1914. and lived to-
gether until Aug. Il, 1915. She says
she does not know where her husband
IS now. F. r. Murray IS her attorney.
The Joseph Fels company has filed
suit on account against Louis Good
man through Attorney NJ. Herschco-
Wiz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07


Edward brewster PInkusa,. aIias the
Shrinking Violet, clinging vina
Bashful One, etc.
II was a swell scrap. with plenty
OF action. Right off the bat Eddie
kissed Fowler on the chin with q
right hand and Fowler went TO thu
mat for no count al he was up imne-
diateiy. The round was all Eddie's.
Fowler won the second round
when Eddie began to hold. Fowler
had all the best OF the infighting.
The third round went to Pinkman
by a shade when he began TO trot
Mary out into the iimelieht Pink
man hit Fowler flush with his right
hand about six times in this session
The last round was all Pinkman.
with his right hand doing all the
damage.
Pinkmsn retains his Coast title b.
winning from Fowler.
RED" Gage beat Eddie Billings n
a fair fight in the semi-windup.
Mike Mitchell received the can
over Charley Davidson in their ban
tamweight bout II was pretty even.
Frank Vance refereed there boutA
Boy MccassIin was given a close
call over Soldier Woods. II was the
widest battle OF the season and there
was more action. minus class, than
in all the other bouts.
Fred Woodson beat Alvin LAndin
in the opener.
Abe Kubey called the decisions n
these bouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
Croh Deal
Good for
Baseball?
Diamond Experts Say Big
Swap Gives New York
Giants Stranglehold
ny HENRY I. FARRELL

BUFFALO, N. X. Dec. 7s--Llsten-
- ers around ths lobby conferences
here today might b. led to believe
that the National league pennant
race merit year In In.
The bright lights of the majors and
the high minds Of the minors voiced
the opinion that John McGrnw's pur.
chase Of Heinc Groh. the Cincinnati
third baseman. gave the New York
Giants . deadlock on the next pen.
nant
Wise baseball heads. however, did
not agree on the business sagncity
Of "A deal whereby the New York club
gave a valuable outfielder. George
Burns. fair catcher. Mike Gonzales.
and a sum reported around 500. 900
for player who has not more than
four or five years ahead Of him and
no great drawing power at the gate.
The Giants did not announce the
cast, handed over with the two play.
era II II known. however. that
Garry Hermann. owner Of the Reds.
told the Chicago Cubs that he wanted
$3.50. 900 for his star and that Bill
Kiiiefer. Cub manager. said he wasn't
worth 1t and refused TO entertain \
deal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
BRENTON TO
PLAY WITH
FRISCOCLUB

|T INN TRENTON, former Seattle
~ pitcher. win toss 'ern over the
platter for the San Francisco Seals
next year.
Brcnton was recalled by Cincinnati
at the end Of the present season and
turned over 70 the Seals with Lefty
coumbe and Bob Csary. another fer
m~r Seattle hurier. for Jimmy Cave.
ney. San Franchises crack shortstop.
The Reds stu owe US several play.
ers on the B~nton- Bohne deal Of
1890. The present layout Is just an
other example Of the good that the
deals Bill Keeper swung while presi.
dent OF tho local club, did for Seattle
baaehall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
City Cage
Men Won't
Give Help
Turn Down Offer Of Star
to Aid Is Junior Basket
ball Teams

TvHE City Basketball league
= turned down The Stars propo-
sition to help the junior basketball
players Of the city at their meet
ing at the Northern Life building
last night. The Star suggested
that the city ieaguers combine
forces with The star In staging
their games IT the Crystal Pool.
but the league men decided to play.
their games at the Y. NJ. C. A.
and At tho University OF Washing.
ton instead
Final announcement Of floor
plans for the Is teams In The
Star league will be made tomorrow
night when tho managers meet at
The star office at p. m. for
final instructions before the open
ing OF the season.
Prospects are bright for the
juniors using the Crystal Pool with
out the help of the city leaguers.
This win be decided some time to-
day In q conference with Lewis
Lester. manager Of the Pool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
Visitors
Looming
Powerful
: ..,er Patrick Has Strong
Liquidation; 9th c r
Hockey News

The series between the
epic Four" hockey cir
.n;t Of Central Canada
.nS the Coast league to
1ster1nine which squad
- East to play the Ma
;iensl Hockey association
~isners for the worlds
tile win BE- played along
~ same lines as the
Coast playoff. A home b!
snd.hosne game VIII DC
pIayed, the first ON the
Cast under seven-nan
rules and the second on
~ prairie under -six-man
Hotiey with total Eonls
q count. This has been
Secided by President
Frnnk Patrick Of the
Coost loop and Prexy
richardson Of the big
Teur.s The latter league,
SOW composed Of Re-
in, saskatoon, Ed.
1oolcn and Calgary. will
ret under way about
December IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

lclxu!A an ace Of coping the title
for Seattle Z few years ago.
Built around Frank Frederfckscn.
one OF the greatest forwards In the
game. Patrick has gathered together
. team with = strong offensive and
= strong defensive.
Towards the end Of the season
last year the Ariatocrats were com
ing strong and were particularly
hard fpr seattle to beat
With Eddie OAtmAn. ranked ax
the bsnt right wing In the game. at
his Old position. and with either
SSlim~ Haiderson. new man. or
Tommy Dunderdaie. one OF the
Coast veterans. eligible for left wing
duty. the Veterans present one Of
the Finest forward lines In the busi-
nons.
~Mooee- Johnson. seatfie's par
ttcular nemesis last year with his
famous poke check. will be back at
rover while the Loughlin brothers.
Clsm and VIII. win take care OF the
defense. Heck Fowler will be In
The netl - usual.
seattle VIII start with the same
nnsup that opened against Van
couver Monday. which means that
The veterans will take care OF the
Seattle work Foyston. Morris and
Ritsy will make up the forward line
VII Walker NJ rover. Rowe and
11ckey On the defense and Holmes
n the nets.
Victoria win have either Dunder-
6Aje Or Haiderson for extra duty
along with Harry Meeking. while
Seattle viii use Briden and Fraser.
their two new men. for utility work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
DUNTON WILL
LEAD COUGARS

PULLMAN. Wash, Dec 7s--Ford
Dunton. right tackle of the 1921
Washington State football varsity.
has been elected captain OF the 1922
squad. Besides playing a stellar
game at tackle, Dunton's punting
has been q feature OF the Cougars
work this season. Dunton has had
two years of varsity experience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

esd Fabee enar carry ths ssfirs ~
eea- Anpthes infiei6ev would beeA
Tho eutfieid alss cpuiA staad 49,
ehaaxsA
cisv~iand vas . strong eoatsn1aP -
year. bat u IL understood that Epeakes
has = number Of changes that he may
put thru before ths opening OF the 49,
son.
Clarke osfs1th. 1T WashsBefe1, muue
have . shortstop n he 10 70 ret auy~
where No ball club can get along With
out a shorsstop. That Il the plight ~
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
PENALTY SYSTEM TO
HI TRIED

1he neW penalty system, used
r. The flint time in Vancouver
nen1ay, win be tried here to-
night u h being experimental
WITH three fwofoot circles be-
Ing drawn 5o-feet from the goal
The man shooting h allowed .
nv start and must hit the puck
while ~ In the circle. II the
shot fails the puck Ia faced Ut
sae side Of the defending net.
Seattle had . chance to shoot
Monday night. Walkers effort
hitting Iehman's psds.
Pete MuIdoon, Seattle skipper,
eeems 70 think that the distance
3 To- far Ut present and that
the advantage Is all with the
gcal endsr. Peter thinks that
the chances should be about ono
b five Of scoring.
Intentional tripping BY the d.
4eapse when > man Is shooting
fsr the nets h the basis for the
penalty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
RILEY NOT SO
GOOD AT DEFENSE

There has been some talk OF
switching Jim Riley from forward
% defense. which would allow
Archie Briden chance to take care
q the left wing berth. Muldoon
shifted Riley to the defense for
swniie Monday night and Peter was
convinced that as = defense man
iuiey u a darn good forward. or
course, the berth IL new to him. but
"ufooon doesn't think that he will
experiment. much, preferring to use
I'm on the forward line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07


rick. tho silver
haired fox Of the
Coast hockey
league. viii lead
his Victoria Arts-
tccrats on the ice
At the Arena to-
night against 80
attic In their
first bow Of the
season. he Will
introduce I h e
strongest Coast
contender that he
has m : u . 8 e q
a{nrs he came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

Lefty O-Doul, who southpawed
for the San Francisco Seals iast sea
son. will return to the New York
Yankees in the spring. says the latest
baseball rumor. O'Doul's success
with the Coasters iast summer has
won him another chance In the big
show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

by BILLY STEPP, Sporting Editor Of the Portland News
prelm boys Dor in Portland.
Denpev Ed svith Jack Dempsey
That managerial tan1e

DoRTLAND. Dec. Local fistfc
l. fans will remove the cobwebs
from their shoulders Tuesday night
and pass thru the gates ut the
Armory arena to witness all the pre-
iiminsry baftlerr about the city lay
tho mitts 10 each other. in place Of
importing some Of the high prestired
ham an 'era'' that havs been usilNr
the Rose City boxing officials for =
hat rack.
The main evrnt win find Ad
Mackie. an unknown. swatting
punches with that clever little bat
tier. Freddie Williams over 10
round affair. The pair met before nj
Mil~ aukie. and proved . sensational
mill.
Sammy Gordon and Mike De Pinto
viii tackle the scrni-windup hold.
Mickey Dempsey. the pride OF Mil
wMtiIsie. will tackle Young O'Dowd.
from Gray's Harbor. ana two other
bouts Will lead off the evenings
''Leyinson" barrage.
IfdiY RICHARDSON. athletic
- manager Of the Argie college.
surprised hts many friends. and also
threw n bofnbsheli in the heart OF
the Cow college money spirit when
he signed 10 act Ms business manager
OF the Seattle baseball club. His
resignation was taken with a heart
felt blow In Corvallis. Jimmy put
the Aggies up and above the red ink
and also put them In ranks OF the
best advertised school In the West
His work In the siwaSh camp will
soon wake up the Puget sound folks.
CyPEAKISG on the manager role
~ for tho Beavers 10 going TO make
many OF the supporters mighty hard
/ boiled II they fail TO consider Billy
Spaax or Billy Rodgers. The two
i,ills are blg fsvorites here. and Ken
worthy Is only known thru his lead
erahip Of the Indians iast season.
The new magnates had better think
twice before they make final de-
eision. as II Is liable to work a trific
hard on them when the curtain
goes Up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
AUTO MEN
ROLLHICH
PIN SCORE

DOwfJNG In fine form. the stude.
- baker pin smashers and tho
Aifrcd-Ayrrst. Inc. won three.sLl vic
tories over sunset Electric Co. and
Chanslor a Lyon. respectively. The
other wins we're by the two-out-of-
three route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

II Kenworfhy is selected. he'll need
help II he doesn't return with a win.
nsr. speas or Rodgers could get by
the first year with team In the first
division. but Kopecks must place
Portland on the top and keep II
there or the hammers will be swung
mighty hard
|0F COURSE. with Richardson In
~ Seattle. the experts are guess.
ing that Walter McCredie. the former
farm hand Of the Beavers, will oil
the si~ash machine In 1894. Bill
Keeper has not sent In any news on
a leader for the locals. but II looks
like a cinch that kenworthy win
come to Portland and Mack TO Sc.
attic.
MUITNoMAH club avenged It's
ls1 li.to-o defeat by the Pacific
Fleet eleven when 1t won the final
game OF the season here Saturday.
10 to Z. In what is considered the
best game Of the year. Ingram. of
the losers. showed all that he In.
without doubt, the greatest footballs
machine that ever placed spike in
the club field. Steers didn't do much
outside OF make a drop kick from
the ib-yard line. which turned out
~ the three points that won the
game from the sailors. The club
finished with a great record for the
season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

since no can't get suitable or,pop.
enta, Andy Smith may emulate
Dempsey and take his grid champs
on n vaudeville tour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
Pinknnan
Defeats
Fowler
Seattle Lightie Floors New
New Orleans Boy in the
First Frame at Pavilion

o |. old Mary
Anne, all dressed
Up In EVENING
clothes, nearIy
Knocked Monk
Fowler dizzy 10
the first round
last night at tho
Pavilion. After
that session shs
played a large
, a IT. grabbing
stellar bonors oe
So xat-4.t -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
A6geNsD TEf3 HA9S EAs

New ysrk. u scems nust hsse
pitching strength. A star sutftcl6e~
wuaid sias be1p.
Boston needs only 3 nttis eoffterfng
here and there to make II . mighty good
bali club. The eusfeld u It's weakest
point.
pefvsse unlea II gets shertstcp AND
second. hasetnan. Ia going to have a rocky
read No ball club can hope for success
without good men 81 those two porifinns-
II 10 possible Rep rcung may do . come
back and fiji the bill st second
Chicago nesds move pitchtng. Kerr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

MARY ANIME BRINGS HOMIE PORK AND BEANS FOR SHRINKING VIOLET
THE Blonde WiZard''

Eoy,on the Brilliant Hockey Forward Of the Seattle MeroPotan
Ranks With the Finest Players That the Game Produced He Needs
No Further Introduction Seattle Fans Who Have Watched His Splendid
Work on the Forward Line for Seattle Ever Since the Queen City Entered the
Puck He'll
in the Opening Game of the With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
Star Ice Races to
Be Held at Arena
Early in January

Entries for the third annual
49, - races at the Arena will
W Curing the first or second
N January. The races win
= oonducted along the same lines
= ne first two events. prelimr
assies being held between periods
ne hockey games. with the
miners racing in the finals. Each
49, .scsr wiz be given two chances 10
Vim . preliminary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

The opinion of Billy Evans can
usually be banked on; but In this
case he seems to be handicapped by
not seeing Western teams In action.
and by tho ancient belief that the
West Ia too uncouth TO savvy the
finer points OF football
Our shirt would 20 at even money
that the California varsity would
battle Biiiy's Aii,American team to
Z standstili. just ~ Il stands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
West Is
PassedUp
as Usual
Billy Evans, Star Writer,
Can't See" West in
Naming All-Americans
BY sEABURN BROWN

~ NJ ~ WI htaht
No matter how
Western elevena
kick the Eastern
team around. the
experts" can't
see US.
Not a Western
man on Billy
Evans All =
American team
Evans II one
Of the best In
formed men In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
BOB INGRAM TO
LEAD VARSITY

Bob Ingram. 1921 varsity tackle.
was elected captain OF the 1922 foot
ball team at the annual Washington
football banquet last night at the
New Washington hotel. Hanford
Haynes was awarded the F'Iaherty
medal for giving the most inspiration
to the team. Coach Bagshaw. Presi.
dent Suzxailo. Capt. Eckmann and
other speakers took an optimistic
view .of the future Of Sun Dodger
football.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

the sporting world: but. alas! de'
| spite the way the cafifornians
trampied all over Ohio state last
season and made monkeys OF oou.
pie OF Walter Camps "AltAmeri'
can" men. Biliy has failed 10 raise
his sights high enough to see weai
ward across tho Mississippi
RECORDS
COUNT
Sectional prejudices cannot be
avoided In discussing football It's
the records that speak for them
| selves.
California In 1890 had the strong
ost football team In the United
states. That's the record. NO critic
has ever claimed that any team. IN
the Middle West. East or South.
WINS four touchdownn stronger than
Ohio state In 1890. ard the Bsrk.
eiey machine defeated them. 70 20 0.
Not n California man on the first
elevsnl
n, IN 10 laugh
EASTERN
ENDS PICKED
Maecomber Of Harvard and kiiey
OF Notre Dame are the brst two
ends In these United States. says
Evans. The great Brick" Muller,
the sensation Of American football
last season. doesn't even merit men
ton on the second team. IN BIliy'z
opinion. lie also PASSES Up Brodie
| stephens
Against Ohio state. Muller cangh,
every pass that was intended for
hin,--with the aforementioned All
American blmbos tying 10 hold
him, and ne tossed a completed pa
for the trsfllng distances OF AZ yards.
This year. with Muller out OF the
game with injuries and "Peaky''
sprott. one OF the greatest half.
backs who ever donn~i he mole.
skins. lost thru graduation. the Call.
foxnsa team has lost some Of rs
terrific driving power. bu, II ~ still
one Of the best clubs IN The coun'
try.
| n~rkey and stephens are ths
Bruin ends this season. and theii
work has only been cclipsed In mod
ern Coast football by the work Of
Muller.
EVANS
HANDICAPPED
The opinion of Billy Evans car
Il -. i.tat tx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

II wouldn't hs 81 all surprising " sorre
big trades weye put over at tho coming
Meeting Of the American league.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09
Youth Who Steals $I4, 600
Fears Dads Licking Most

Elliott Wood Kitchener. IS, is dis
gusted with things.
Not so much because he has been
captured after stealing $4,000
worth OF bonds from his father in
Occur dAlene. idaho. but because
ne is now convinced that he has
been misled by dime novels and
thrilling western movies No longer
DO youthful heroes go out into the
wilds OF America TO shoot bears and
panthers and painted Indians. the
has found.
After a long chase by detectives
and American and Canadian police.
the youthful bandit. who is having
his fist taste Of western life. is now
ready to believe that a winter spent
in log cabin in northern Canada,
as he had planned. is not as desir-
able as he FIRST thought.
Ready For Winter.
When captured he was fitted out
with high laced boots. mackinaw.
blanket roll, and a rifle which he
had stolen from a farm house near
the Canadian line. That was the
way they had done I'm the movie
thrillers, and he was on the way
north TO live as he imagined Nick
Carter would have had his heroes
live.
The youngster gained national
prominence last November when he
disappeared with $4,000 Of the Bald
win Locomotive Co. payroll in Phil
adelphia. He was captured after
he had spent $500 and seen all the
bright lights Of New York. So in
genious was his defense that he was
given probation by the Judge who
tried him.
Started at 10.
A few Of the other alleged acts
Of the wouId-be Dead Eye Dick"
consist Of the holding up Of a hard
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09
WAS LUCKY DAY FOR
Me-" DECLARES BOYER

up TO my mouth. I would lie awake
at night hour after hour and could
hardly get any rest at all. Ny appe-
tite went back on me and the little
I ate did not DO me any good. 1 got
so weak and rundown I could hard
~ hold out, and was beginning to
look like I would have 10 give up
my job and quit all work.
Il was a lucky day for me when I
began taking Tanlac. have picked
up so fast 1t does not seem like L
anne the same man. Why, the pains
have all eased up. and while it is too
soon for me TO say the rheumatism
has gone for good, I can hardly
realize the change this Tanlac has
already made in me. My appetite is
fine and I seem to have new strength
and energy and my wife tells me I
look better in every way. AS for
Tanlac 1 can't recommend it too
strong"
Tanlac is sold in South Bend at
the Central Drug Store, Public Drug
Store, DandOn's Pharmacy and Wet
ticks Cut Rate Drug Store and in
Mishawaka at the Red Cross Phar-
macy. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09
Terre Haute Man Says He
Has Picked Up So Fast
Since Taking Tsnlac He
Doesn't Seem Like the
Same Person.

1.-TWO weeks ago L was so crippled
up with rheumatism l could hardly
get about and thought / would have
TO give up work, but today, while ]
am not entirely well yet I feel like a
different man and believe / am on
the road to complete recovery said
Marcellus Boyer, 112 North 18th St,
.Terre Haute. recently, in relating his
experience with Tanlac.
This rheumatism had made my
life miserable for six years. he went
on. Il actually couldn't walk to-
work without having to stop and
rub my legs to ease the pains. My
knees were all swollen up and they
ached night and day. My elbows
and arms were stiff and achey ind in
trying to eat sometimes the pain
nearly killed me to raise my hand
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09

harrisburg. Mich. Saturday.
Miss Mildred Kizer. OK South
Bend. spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents. ar. and Mrs
Arthur Kizer
Mr.. and Mrs. John Statan. Of Ed
harrisburg, Mich. were in Granger
Saturday.
Mrs Henry Rininger and children
spent Sunday I'm EIkhart
Ethel Seggerman and Louis and
William Seggerman were in South
Bend Friday.
Mrs Louisa Scifert, Mrs Russell
Seifert. Charles HOFFMAN. Roy Freel
and family. and T. T. Lowry were
in South Bend Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman. or
Edwardsburg. Mich. were guests OF
Ida r Shaffer Sunday
Harry Metzger has returned from
a few DAYS visit with Homer Vim
cent at Monon. Ind.
Mrs. Harry Mctzger spent Friday
in Elkhart.