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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-02
CITIZENS GUARD
|. w. w. MEMBERS

LANGDON, y. D, SeIt. 1.-Citi-
zens had IS members of the I. W
w under close guard today 10 pre-
vent an attempt 10 release five OF
their number held in the county
jail
The I. w W. came into town last
night on a freight train from Larri-
more and were promptly surround
ed. They were quartered in the city
hall all night
They were the remnant Of mob
Of 200 I. w ". who formed at Lar
more and threatened 10 wipe out"
Langdon. No trouble was ant!ci-
pated. Most Of the men are itinerant
harvesters who have finished their
work in the wheat crop.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-02
CIinnin Warned
To Cease Probe
OfKu Klux Khan

CHICAGO. Sept. IA threat
ening letter was received by Col
John Y. CEnnin. acting L. :. dis
trict attorney today. telling him
ne had better increase his life in
surance before he made further
investigation of the ku KlUX
Khan.
Clinnin said he would make
every effort 70 md the author Of
the missive II was signed AN
American citizen and sometimes
not "a bit proud OF it,"
An investigation Of activities
OF the invisible empire" has
been under way by department Of
justice agents on orders from
Clnnin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-02
7 u. S. LAUNCHES
CAPITAL SHIP

CAMDEN. y. J.. Sept 1.-Anoth-
or giant superdreadnaught was add
cd 20 Uncle Sans navy here this
afternoon when the L. s. 5. Wash
ington. a capital ship Of the larges
type. slid majestically down the
ways az the New York shipbulding
corporation yard
Miss Jean summers. 1o-year-old
daughter If United States Rep W.
!. Summers Of Washington. broke
bottle Of champagne across the
bow Of the vessel and named IL
WASHINGTON" as the props and sup
ports were released.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-02
CARAVAN SPLITS Up.

OMAHA, Neb.. Sept 1-Dissen-
sion has split William y. SCOTS
modern caravan jOUrneying from
New York to Idaho. An insurgent
group headed by William Row
threatens to unseat Scott as a pub
lfcity seeker"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-02
DOESNT LIKE CORSETS.

CHICAGO. Sept. THE "uncot-
seted figure" is a better insurance
risk. than the old fashioned fgu g.
braced and stiffened. according 20
Or. Katherine Corcoran. noted wo-
man physician.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
Boy Scout Team
Defeats St. Mary's
Team, 10 to 3

The boy Scouts headquarters
troop football team won the city
junior championship yesterday after
noon when they defeated the ~.
Mary's school team by "a score OF ~
to 3. Tho game was one OF tho best
which has been played in the Junior
league this year.
81. Mary's team made their o IN
the first quarter OF the game when
pcvino kicked q field goal from
the 15-yara line. The score vas . to
0 until the end of the first half. In
the second hail the tables were
turned. and Paul Weir Of the Boy
Scout team carried tho ha1 10 yards
Tor % touchdown from The kick off.
Albert kool made the second
touchdown for the scout In the samt
quarter. and On the last period ui
PLAY. Richard Nann madc the third
kool converted goal after his touch
down.
4 new football. which had been
put up Jointly hg the two teams
went 20 tho headquarters troop 40
the prize for the game
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
Religious Census
Of the City Finds
No New Creeds

The usual outeomc when a re-
ligi0us ccnsus Is taken in a topn is
TO find several new types OF religious
worship. Albuquerque so Tar. how
over. has been an exception.
The committeeman from tho vari-
Gus churches who are now taking a
religious census or tho city report
that they have come IN contact With
no new religious organizations.
They report that they have met
with courtesy On every hand. no one
refusing to stale hin or her ~favoritc
church. The canrass has been under
way for three weeks ana according to
Df. Harold =. Davidson. president 81
the miniEtorial alliance. will be cont
pleted shortly before Christmas.
The minister Of each protestant
church ana a group OF workers from
his church have been assigned a. crr-
tain section of the city to cover and
work Is progressing steadily. Fieuras
viii not be available before the COM
pietion 81 the canvnsH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
-Four Men to Battle
For Championship in
Checker Tournament

soneph Portcrflnld. James stewart.
J. n. sylvester and ,. H. GruDhs
form The. quartet which viii enter thu
mental battle for the checker cham
rionship OF Albuquerque.
Although all OF the players on the
sylvester aud Pofterfisld teams have
not compietcd play a. the preliui-
irariesr dough games have been
played 70 assure those four a place IN
the finals. As only four are 10 take
part in the final playing. others arr
eliminated.
Porferfieid. present city champion
led all players with a score OF 81
points. Stewart finished second on
the Porterfield team with As points
Preston. who war expected TO be a
strong contender for second place or
the Porterficld team. wnz outdis-
tanccl ~ stewart and. because 81
faiiure TO nlny off his games. nov
stands iu danger OF forfciting games
20 other players.
Sylvester and Grubbs We're the two
hlEhest mes on The Sylvester team,
Han. who fnlahed third on the syi-
vesier team. ~ eliminated from par
ticlpating In the finals BY just "a few
points. The date Tor starring tbs
finals has not been fixed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
ROME GOVERNMENT
ACTS TO PREVENT
ANT|-FRENCH RIOTS
Brands Reported Re
mark in Washington
Causes Outbreaks
By HENRY WOOD
tnitc,l Press Stnu Correspondent

ROME. Nov 26.-Thc government
tonight was ready to take quick and
decisive action to prevent tho spread
Of antl-Fronch riots which occurred Ia
several Italian cities TODAY.
Tho smoldcr,uE anti-Fronch fecl-
ing hurst forth with circulation OF q
report that premier BRAND OF France
had spoken slightinrly of tho Italian
army during one OF N. sessions OF
thc WathinEt0n arms Limitation ron
florence.
4 0uick official denial that any
such Incident occurred coupled with
tho removal of e Turin Official. VIVA
ala not take proper steps To suppress
q characterization thorc viii e. of
ans Wi'hCr ;ioting. government Off
ciais believed.
Consulate Nttacked
During the Turin riots. Italian stu.
dents attacked the French consulate.
breaking windows aud damaging fur
nlturp.
u vosicc o Gordon or troops was
thrown about the French consulate.
.Ttcy dispersed q crowd which gather
ed ,tou;ing against the French.
In Naples cavalry was called TO ride
through tho mob outside IN" French
confulgtc.
From Pola. Michel BianChi gcucrAl
secretary OF the Fascist party tie
gruphcd his followers in parliament
10 lodge n vigorous protest against
BRANDS alleged remarks.
Meanwhile a Cabicgram from Sona-
tor schanzer. head of the Italian dele.
gutiuu at Washington, denying that
he had clnshed with BRAND, VIZ. ro'
ceivcd and made public.
The Press, while d%cplorinr the m
Iti-Fronch riots and accepting Schan'
zet's denial still seemed un"ouvin-
cod that the report Of Brinnd's was
"A fabrication.
Press InconNinrcd
Pointing out N q two papers mao
/ published the same report. tho Fri.
buna aid tho government should IN
ycHtIgntc how two correspondent
could send the same alleged false re-
port =,
Epoca blamed The misunderstood
inE ON secret diplomacy. pointing ou'
that if reports Of tho arms conference
| debates were made public, such met
dents would not happen.
Anti French demonstrations ul5'
took place in Genoa and Florence
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
University Girls
Plan to Organize
Basketball Teams

a dance in honor OF the football
team and q meeting to start plans for
% girls basketball tc9m are tho out
standing athletic events on Oni-
ycrsiiy of Now McNico calendar for
tht coming wcck. The dance Is to
b. held iu the Masonic Temple Friday
night and tho meeting Tor girls in
tercsted ion basketball IL TO be- held
Monday morning in the udministrt-
ton building The program Tor the
week follows
sunday Services IN an churches.
Monday Meeting Of women stI-
dents Interested In basketball. Mics
kathnrine Mccormick i charge.
-; 80 %. mo-. room 20, administration
building. Athletic council injecting,
1880 p. az room ., chemistry build.
ing. Charles D. Coan. chairman
Misunderstanding from tho
Antisone Of Sophocles. J.. Is. Mitchell.
Pm. u. ~ %. m room 20, administrn'
uou building. y, w e. A.. meeting.
1850 p m. Hokona, Miss Mary
sands iu charge.
Friday interfrntcrnify dance. hoI'
oring the football tcam, A:3U-lI.Jt
D. mY MuV0nic Temple. Deans 81
colleges and their wives and Dr. and
Mrs t. a.. Hossior. %chapcrons. rni-
versitN assembly. ~ e. m. Eodoy
hall.
SATURDAY Kappa Kappa Gamma
A-ll 80 o.. M. MuWau's club
Dr. Edna MoHhar. chupcron
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
Business Steadily
Increasing, Federal
Reserve Board Says

WASHINGTON. Nov eG.-Busincss
is steadily increasing I'm volume. 70 re-
port of federal RESERVE board tonight
st1tod.
ltonorts 90 the bard showed inc
crease of SsN7. nO0. 600 or about ton
per cent oycr tho preceding week. 300
M, volume of business. us measured
by debi.s Goo individual accounts zoe
ported hy bauhs 100 1al clearing
house ountgrs. 4 statement of thc
board said.
Larger figures are reported for
an the leading crntrrH except boston.
Baltimore. New orleans. ~. Louis.
and Kansas Iifv. Tho increase Tor
Now York city alone. where greater
activity ON the stock exchange was
reported constitutes ucarl, 90 per
Of the total Increase for the
week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
UNIVERSITY
FOOTBALL MEN TO
Be AWARDED LETTERS
Season More Successful
Than Last Year From
Financial Standpoint

Fifeen university football players
aud Manager tcrngtroin viii hc
awarded their irticrg Monday nisit.
Tho following men have won the
coveted N.'Ais; Capt. GrecnieaL Bcr =
hardL. Mapcs. J. porrfny. i.niph
hernandez, rearcc, Fuugcrson. Whltc.
Stlnneti Grrutcr. Jouct. culkins. e.
popcjoy. Whitley. and Waiter hcr-
nandck at the fifteen icitHr mon Of
this season ltalph Hernandez. White.
calkins aud Whitley viii be lost by
~grndnaiiou All others are expected
a. he back for The I.2s season.
The iobos have been seriously
handicapped this scason by 4 short
schedule and a lack or time for
~fcf!mmnge during The last fcw weeks.
The AEvic rnme lfst Thursday clearly
showed mar Johnson's mon had 10
had the practice necessary to keep
Mp The punch That was displayed "a
tho Fort Bliss game.
Tho Lobos finished ti;s season witt
two Victories out Of four gami,s
played. The : 10 o defeat at the
fands Of Colorado College and the
creation are the two entries IN tho
rcd-ink column OF the Now McXito
ledger. The local eleven wRllopcd
the Fort Bliss officcrs 81 10 0 when
They wcrc at the peak OF their form
this year. and wound up the SEASON
hy handing the New McNico Aggies r
To b dose. The university n
acotcd a total OF a points this ycar
sgninst their %opponents 81.
III all. the season has been better
than las, year. Bruno picckmaun.
Treasurer Of the Athletic Association,
states that the financial end came
through In much better shape than
last year n thnt tho people OF Al
%huquerque took much more Interest IN
activities on tho hill than ever be-
fore.
Coach Johnson i not making any
prediction about the i922 season.
However, II oil tho mon return 10
cchool next IAN that are expected and
n better hours can he arranged sor
practice and II more anne can be
scheduled FOR 1899. local ians can
.cxpcct a much better eleven than the
.i9al clan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
Prohibition Forces
Raid Two Places
In Las Vegas

EAST LAS VEGAS. Nov Co.
%s'vooplng down on the ciy IN tho
early hours his morning In au,omo-
hilcs. 60 force of prohibition officers
under David W snyder. state PRO
hibition director OF Albuquerque.
uidod two places IN the city and
caused two arrests.
Mix shil's aud uiil Cullen Of the
Coronado hotel were bound over to
The United States rfund jury uudor
$4,000 bond each.
tn" raid is ths result 81 o. owa
pnper cnmpnien urging enforcement
of tho llcuor laws, lsodcrni Officers
nrt slid 20 have had mon working
here for several wctks Gathering owl
drucr.
start go $3.50 o'clock. Doors viii open
at z O'Clock.
Women who wish 10 attend IN,
tlght wil be admitted free Il accom-.
panied hy an escort. All tho boxers
will ro.t TODAY and tomorrow In or
der TO be fuil " pep when 1t comoi
time Tor The program.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
1875 MILES or MIIIk \ DAY
IL DRUNK IN NIW YORK

MoosEHEART. m, Nov. gs.-
The milk bottles required To hold
New York's daily supply Of 1000. 900
quarts, II placed end TO end. would
reach i2b miles or three times
around Manhattan island. Secretary
of Labor Davis said in q statement
here.
"The milk IL supplied by $4,000
COWS from 1859 dalncs. clearing 40.
GOO fqrms in New York. New Jersey,
chusctts and New Hampshire. he
said. The shortest haul IN forty
miles and the Longest 500. aud 1880
workorH IN New York. Lone island.
Now Jersey and Connecticut are
needed 10 handle and deliver tho out
put"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
Cold Reception
For Harding Plan
For New League

"1" NV
ported hy 90 vast British public sen
tlm"n'-is nritain's sticking point
Arthur g. Balfour wanted 10 kno,,
upon first hearing of the '1ssocin
lon what its connection" with the
l"nguc of nations would DE. Whom
told zone. Doe declined comment Bui
he Is o league man. md with Lord
Robert Cccil and othcrs would un
doubleday try "a swcrvC Britain from
scrapping tho league and fuhstltu
ing fhc H~ssoriatiou.
The British spokesman let II be
known TIA 80 tar his group feels
the association idea iR "domrstic.
And. too. no made Il clear Britain does
not STUNT Ia endorse such q Aohomr
10 the scuntc ts afterwards 70 XIII g.
Nations Word Good
I'm this respect, Harding Tx known
90 believe IL nations word is aH
hood 1s its bond" -honce that b. isn't
necessary to make "a treaty Bon order
40 create such nm a%ccotintiou us he
Wishes.
President Harding VIII lay mo- do.
tailed plan for AN association Of ma
iiuus before the armament conference
according 90 his close friends and al.
Nis'rr tonight
lie will bc satisfied Do only to
germ OF the idea takes root At this
session and does not want 10 cndnn
ger tho foundation OF his plan hy
proposing "a sweeping detailed plan.
~ was said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
BOXERS HAVE FINAL
WORKOUTS FOR BIG
CARD ON MONDAY
Gonzales and Chavez
Both in Good Shape
for Main Go

Gloves will ny for SO rounds at the
.nrmory tomorrow night u all the
boxers on the program can keep
from taking the knockout count.
Last workouts for the big -four
trays were hcld Yesterday afternoon
aid INST night. The main workout
Yesterday afternoon WIS between
sailor Gonzales and Johnny Corona
at the Itingiing Pool room Each did
q good cas OF side stepping,
dodging 81 uppercuts and swings and
each took a. few punches OF the other
nurposely just 90 sco how IL would
ieoi.
Gonzales h 10 meet Benny Chavez
IN tho last bout OF the evening for
rs rounds. Johnny Corona ~ 10 meet
KID Anaya for 10 rounds IN the first
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
cRAyoN MAN SEES STEADY
BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT

DuHIneH8 m mHTNInl aud HrIVInH
crayonF. which IL "a fair barometer of
general business. IL Improving nc
cofding tofG. y. parmontcr. vice
president Of tho American crayon
company. whuec products arc AiHtrib-
utcd al over the world. The Improve
ment h. noted not only In the domel-
tie. but the forciEn Hold as welt. he
said.
Although business iH not yet nor
NAL" he said. - feel that the bot
tom has beer reached and that wa
are on the upward trend. II is not
a time for foolish optimism, gel We
ind many cncoumFing SIGNS and
look Tor steady, though gradual I'M
prepayment"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
Arms Delegates
To Sail for Home
To Spend Christmas

WASIiNGTON. NoV 90 Arms dol
,rut,s who desire to keep Christmas
appointments ut their hoprs VIII "
accorded every facility, itlWHH sii't a.
the stuuH department to-day.
H,nv NIyiuui. houd Of the F.cn'h
ALLEGATION. tonight declared his inttn'
tiuu at sailing December 10. ~.
karuuhrrtc. head OF the Noihorlnnds
Observation-Disclosures. VIII sail December
Co., rulfour leaves soWo ume nest
month.
Apparently nom. uf these dclsgttca
counted upon returning a. the pres
INT conference. Niyiuni, bound 20
nee until Brands speech 10 me
senate ~ paris. could not tell his plans
nIter his departure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

main event. The nreliminary Is 10 be
between Young llfrrcra and Young
.Tonhy aud the CUBAN rniFrr between
jacks Brady and foiuig ONpgkN'
both afnira Tor -four rounds. The
curtain raiser De- 10 be- on n winner
sake am baHis.
Eenny chavez gave HIS last public
workout hctofo the nght ut IA, Pal
ace Pool room last night, boxing with
Eddie LAWS. midltwnipht, Benny
'ordoNa. n"rhtwclrht. with lid
Snnya and Young Toby. Gonzales
Yesterday also EXCHANGED punchci
with ln%surrcetur KID aud the two fur
nishcd amusement for The fans wht
took the trouble Goo climb tho bal
cuny steps in tho pool room 20 wit.
ness fhe workout
Dan pndilla, promoter nf the bouts
had "a iarro number Of bills printed
and distributed Yesterday, cniing az
toution 20 the fact that the evening"
entertainment Monday night Is 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

Western football q proved ~ class
In tsst
81 iohs"r Is the east supreme.
wcstcfn foothrii o means some
thing TO the sporting world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

hrey Drvipe OF To-
wa AZ Quarterback
and captain. De-
vine is unqucsfion-
nhly one OF I h g
greatest FOO I
pihVcrs the " @ st
has ever produced
re is without an
equal go forward
passing. lie b. a
rine drop kicker.
an equally good
puntcr and "a great
opcn-nicld runner.
lie d. uu An Am-
OriCau tllihrr. o.
player the west
can poiut tea with 90
M three best 4,
ference are Ecldini
~ Chicago amt go
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for many years has
made "a close nor
sonRl study Of
Western clcyrns
u has been the
ambition OF all
western pla y q T. y
for cntec n
years to land on
pattcrsons All
Western m
Mr.. Patterson has
seen every confer
e play at
least once an d
aomc OF them three
times lie has COW
field thoroughly
my Ali-C
first Au-
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climax to big
year. and waH
thr Il e. g.
factor in placinE
him ON the first
eleven nud rolc
gating Gochcl to
the second. His
vs. % O. & uigninst
Wisconsin W u b
hy far the host
oNhibitinn Of end
PLAY Of the west
orn season
Tcben ct Wta
rOnsiu = u ~ X b
we'll as o. end.
Martin Eau % Z
Wisconsin is also
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

eleven that would
mako anythInr
from Inc east 30
tho Tint. ~ ~ a
q that contains
q numbor Of bril-
liant Individual
stars, yet would
not he lacking In
any Of tho essen
tails thnt make up
u great team. he
cause OF the pres
ence OF these stars.
Ny &c
a W uld he
strong In all de-
%partments OF the
game
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
State National Bank
Golf Tournament to
Start Next Sunday

Plans are now under way for the
last golf tournament OF the year AZ
III country club golf course, which
will start a week from today. This
tourua ment will be for the cup do
hated by tho State National bank.
and every member Of the Country
club a eligible. The matchcs viii ID
on a handicap basln. TO be deterfnin'
"a b. golf SCORES OF the entrants fof
the past season.
This tournament ~ played every
ak months for the cup which was pui
On about n year aEo so far i've
fo1rnaments have been played for
fhe cup, one being won ny DIR. 4
Il. Cornish. Sr.. and the second by
~. l.. al gOrnih, Jr.
while there Will be no more Of
fetal tournaments until after the
first OF tho year, a turkcy match vii
IL arranged for the members sue
heforr Christmas. Tho winners in
thin match vii get turkeys. which
viii ie put up BY the club.
~. ,ntIf Cad n IN MIR Claeeifed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

Sundt ms the best
defensive back In
the west.
Thomas OF Chi
Cuuu rs u very
good man. He
might be- placed
ma % auo ~
huifback - % q b.
lions D o NJ
Weakening 2 D. o.
team The fact
that Thomas has
not PLAYED "a fun
conference game
This year really
disquuEncF shim
Thomas has boon
t%hicnEo's pinch
UIff.rn ~ NOS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

other y a e. v y
have = n - W n
more on the Of
fpnsiVe a "a Do
either Of the two
backs selected.
hut in picking
IS back field I
given con
sidoruti on %
both the offcnso
aud de f q u X g
Williams and ~
Holt have heou
70 rtli de
lfcnslve y s. crs
all season.
Coach Richards
OF W s C. O n sin
considers Could
n9 fYmuH ~ uWN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

This fact was
proved conrlu-
eivcly at Tho game
between Ohio state
aud Illinois on the
olitcomc OF hich
hinged Inc west
crn championship.
Princeton sent Two
OF its football
coaches to view
the contest. feeling
some worth while
knowledge could
be secured. A
rather telling nd
mission on the
part of tho rust.
The An Western
NnNe a.ta.f.H 4.
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Myors OF Onto
y { { Q W d r
eliminated ~ a
possibility when
he vas badly mi
played IN the
Illinois game.
Slater OF Iowa
~ the Que lhest
hot az tacklc. lIc
iA q wonder on
the offensive mud
a flrat-cinss man
on defense. Nc
lnlrc OF Chicago
ih tho h Q y
tackle selection.
Win Huffman OF
'ong contender, II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
Army

piHcihie- fteteree. Al Hnafpei 81
Yale: umpire. Tom Thorpe. OF CO.
mmbla; field Judge, crowell, OF
Swarthmprei . llncsman, J. A..
Evans. 81 Williams. Time OF periods.
IS minutes
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Villiany

The selection OF Williams and
Elliott Of Wisconsin as my half
hnc.ss tx certain to start many nm
argument. Perhaps one or two
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

conference team l have selected is a
mirhty strong aggregation. TITS an
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

ohio State az a strong contender. N
IN really a toss M between the two.
piNlcy and roit Of Ohio state arc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

You win find Il IN our classiied
Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

LocKc Sdndt's puntue this
IS been unparalleled by any
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01
.SOCietu.

A very pretty wedding was sol
emnized az noon Thursday az the
country home ~ AIr and Mrs Grve
Markham, Dixie highway. az which
time their daughter. Hazel Eliza
beth became the the bride Of Hans
Eugene Mohn Of indianapolis son
Of Mrs. Adolph Mohu. 1916 s. ST.
Jocph st.. this city. the ceremony be-
Ing performed before a bank Of
ferns and roses. by Rev s. ST..
EeIs u. d. pastor OF Westminster
church The Bridal Chorus from
"Iohergri7" played hy Miss Lily
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01

Mohn. announced the entrance Of
the bridal party which was preceded
by girl friends Of the bride stretch
ing white ribbons and forming an
aisle through which the bridal party
passed. Miss Martha Mohn. sister Of
the groom. entered first, gowned in
rose organdy over white satin. and
carrying a bouquet OF Colum bia
roses. followed by the maid OF honor.
Miss Pauline Mohn. In pale green
organdy over white satin, carrying
sJnburst roses. The groom entered
next. with Richard Vogt acting as
groomsman; the bride following with
her father was most attractive in
her gown Of white geOrgette over