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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-15
RENDERS WALLOP
LAPORTE OUTFIT
IN ROUGH ARRAY
Nyikos Scores % of SO Points
For Locals, While La
porte Gets 10.
Special TO News-Times :
1.


LAPORTE, Ind. Jan. 14.-"They
came. they saw and they conquer
ed" but the conuuering OF Laporte
does not give justice 10 the fracas.
according 10 the score OF the South
Bend high schoOl-Laporte game
played at the Central gym this eve
ming The score OF the contest was
3S 70 16. capt. Nyikos OF the
Benders. displayed such remarkable
skill that ne alone could have taken
the Orange and Black outfit down
the line. The ranEy South Bender
scored % POINTS, 10 from the field
and two from the foul line.
Although taking the rear from
the start the Laporte hen were not
Out-fOught, coming close up on the
South Bend lads several times dur
ing the fracas, but always lacked
the punch 10 forge into the lead.
South Bend put up a rigid defense
the entire contest completely COW
ering Pitzer and Boardman from
the start, but toward the end OF the
final period Guenther succeeded IN
getting past the Benders' defense
for short markers.
BY the exhibition made by Capt.
here this evening. ne can easily be
picked as the cream Of this section
In the court game. His defense
and floor work were perfect, while
at basket work he stood out over
any man that has displayed his
wares here this season. Edwards
and Anderson. his running mates.
did not display the ability to regis
ter the markers as their leader. but
played excellent floor work.
Scheer. at the floor guard posi-
ton. besides working into the team
work Of the South Bend squad.
guarded BOardman and Pitzer so
close that they very seldom found
an open shot MaXey covered up
under the net also in great fashion.
very few short shots being regis
tered.
Speed fight and roughness all
were included in the contest. and
Referee Beal found his hands so
full that many a foul escaped his
attention. and hotter and rOugher
became the fracas until at times the
court resembled a gridirOn. Both
crowds loaned their full support to
the team, and the 100 South Bend
ers found their hands full cOmpet-
ing with the spirit Of the Orange
and Black multitude.
South Bend 1857. IapOrte (18).
Edwards ................ Pitzer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-15

for Graves. Graves for Hunt. DEN
husky for Berkey. Referee-Halas
Illinois
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-15
BUTIFR COLLEGE, WIS.

BY Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLTS Ind, Jan. IL
Butler college basketball team de-
feated Rose Poly here Friday night
by a score Of 30 20 is. The score
AZ the end Of the first half favored
the winners y 90 10. Hooker was
the individual star for Butler while
Reinhardt played best for the Terre
Haute Colieg1ans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-15

BY Associated Press:
LOS ANGEL M Ian II

I4Co H-NTEf4AcAo, Jan. lA-JaCk
Kearns manager OF Jack Dempsey.
champion heavyweight pugllist. and
Joseph Benjamin and Teddy HAYES.
friends OF kearns were made de-
PENDANTS in a SUIT filed today in
superior court here todav bv
Thomas Dilles. a waiter. Dilles al
legged the three beat him in an ARRAY
at the restaurant several days ago.
He asked $1,000 damages.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-15
american Tennis Stars
Easily Beat australians
BY Associated Press

MELBOURNE, Australia, Jan. IA
The American tennis players won
two single games, but lost the dOub-
les when play was continued today
In their series of matches with tht
Australians. William T. Tilden OF
Philadelphia, defeated Patrick o.
HARDWOOD. Australian. st, g.
William NJ. Johnston, Of California
beat Norman +. BrooBes. Australian
So, 6-1. Ga.
In the doubles Gerald +. Patterson
and J. 3. Hawkes. beat Tilden and
Capt. Watson NJ. Washburn, 6-3
is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-15
ELECTED MEYERS CAPTAIN.

BY NsSOTIaIeu TreBs.
COLUMBUS. o., Jan. 14.-Cyril
Truck" Myers of Bucyrus. O.. was
elected captain Of the 1921 Ohio
state football team here tonight.
Myers. who has played two years
at left end, is a sophomore in the
college OF medicine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-15
DEPAUw BEATS EARLHANf.

- f''f'AhNt -il If-th
GREENCASTT.F Ind. Jan. IA
The Depauw university basketball
team literally swamped the Earlham
college five here Friday night. win
ming by a score of 81 10 81. Depauvv
took commanding lead the first
part Of the game and held it
throughout. the Earlham tosse~s
being unable 10 reach the locals
basket.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-15
MISHAWAKA Squirt
IN LAST MINUTES
DEFEATS GOSHEN
Mishawakans Come From Be-
hind in Whirlwind and
Win % TO Is.

Coming from behind in the last
three minutes with a whirlwind fin
| ish. Mishawaka high school Gagged
/ five baskets in rapid succession and
, came out victorious in a hard fought
contest with Goshen high school at
the local Y NJ {. A. last night
Graves and Weise were the scoring
stars in the last session, with eight
field goals. OF which Graves account
ed for five. Wysong. "A lanky for
ward, was the scoring ace for Co
shen.
The game was rough and hard
fought until the last minutes Of play.
when the superior team work and
shooting ability Of the Mishawaka
men pulled victory after they ap-
peared beaten. The game was re-
plete with close guarding which ne
cessitated long shots at the basket.
Fifteen personal fouls were called
during the game, and the referee re-
peatedly warned the men for their
rough style OF play.
Goshen led at the end OF the first
half, the score standing eight 70
seven, and il appeared then that the
team which had been beaten badly
by South Bend some time ago
the lads Of the neighboring town.
But WysOng. OF the visitors. was the
only man able TO cage a basket in
the last half. due 10 the close
guarding Of the Mishawaka team.
He accounted for three markers.
and also added two points through
the free throw route.
MishawakR I'm Running
MiShawaka has a team which will
be in the running for sectional hon
ors If they show Improvement such
as marked their work during the
past three weeks. 1t was shown that
they have the stamina 10 go through
hard game without weakening,
and have enough substitutes high
caliber to act as relief forces for
the tired and injured gladiators. The
lineup follows
Mishawaka (25l Goshen 49,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-15
III. n. S. TEAM WINS

Members Of the Holy Name So
ciety basket ball team easily de-
feated 81. MOnicas Of Mishawaka
Friday night by the score of 16 to
s. Reiter Of the locals was tn,
star of the game and Gagged four
baskets. Everett managed to droi
three goals through the net Can
merit did exceptionally well on guard
duty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-15

on the canvas for another count
of nine. When Mitchell regained
his feet Leonard stepped in TO land
another blow but Referee Haukop
Jumped between them and stopped
the fight leading Mitchell TO his
corner. Leonard ran across the ring
and shook hands with Mitchell as
the defeated man sat in his corner
receiving the attentions of his two
brothers and other handlers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-15

Field goals-Nyikos 10; Guenther
>; Edwards 4; Anderson 3; Board
man: Pitzer; J: Nyikos. Foul goals
-Nyikos, 2 out Of Z; Pitzer. 2 out
OF 9. ubstitutions-Neu for
Johnson; BOwsher for Scheer; ..
Nyikos for Anderson; Sluss for
Maxey. Referee-Beal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-10
PariaIIlentlII FaIIIoi1l
Sf1r9itu1 un1i 1oGG >

EIcyUk ffu tLHHci q ElO4lrEEN tOtlteNW-
| M I'M sentiment de Instremare,
care dat acestai sssesSnilt pcndo-
democratic earacteful ulrei existen-
|te artificiale, a unei plante exotice
in mediul nostru. Acum insa, I'M
potriva a celia ce ss'ar astepta della
votul obstese, aeest sentiment luat
proportii fngrijitoare, eolorSAtau-sc
pc alocurea cn o naantS de nepla-
cere, dacS MI char de mdieJsare.
Nirenea nn sc mai arata incantat
de felnl cum lpcreaz&, 81 de aceea
&c lucreaza pArlanehtul: ParA-
mentul nu exist& -aeum mai mult
ca ericarid.
Sa incercam a ne limpezi priei-
nile sociale ale acestui fapt polite,
la care putini s'ar fl asteptat in
urma acordarei votului tobstesc.
Timpul nostru, att de bogat in
|surprize, ne-a adus in arena vietii1
|'politice 81 una destul de stranie.
Extremele Sc atinq," s'a xis de
mutt. Aeum aceasta xisa tinde sd
Sc adevereasca 81 Ell privire Ia pro-
blcma democratiei burgheze, sau al
parlamentarismului. Elementele
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ale stangei So
cialiste Sc intalnesc in present Gu
elementele incarnat conservatoare,
in aceeas aspra osfndire a sistemal-
lui parlamentar. Punctul de. ve-
dere conservtaor il cunoastem de
multi, in deosebi din criticize abuse
democratiei franceze. Oar atitudi-
nea similara a unei fractiuni So
cialiste recenta-ea dateaza della
mtronarea "dictatnei proletaria-
tului" in Rusia-si avut darul de-
a surprinde pc toata lumea, inain-
te dc toate pc majoritatea socia-
listilor insist. In adevSr, ne de-
priasesem en- gSndal, ed democra-
tia e an punet castigat pentre vii
torul popoarelor. Orice modificari|
ar suferi pc viitor modal de pto-|
idaetie al avatiei sociale, osieare arl
Fl forma pc care ar las-s repaxgi-I
tia averilor, totusi fiecare ISL in-I
chipuia ca democratia ~ aceast&|
pretioasa achizitie a evolufiei So
cietatilor moderne-nu va suferiI
nici o. atingere. Nh Sc fntitulase|
oare char 81 herolzii timpurilor
noui, socialistii, social-democrati 1
81 cand era vorba de democratic,
toti intelegeam sub aceasta denu-
mire forma pc care o ia democratic
in societatea burgheza, adic& siste-
mul parlamentar, Gu separarea pu-
terilor, pc care Ell o implied. Dar|
tocmai impotriva acestui sistem SCI
indreapta critica acerba a fractin-
nei soeialiste, ce-si zice acum "co-
munista. - Parlameatarissnul, asa
nj Sc spane, nu e democratic insxsi,
adicS forma ei unieS. ci Q simpls
forma trecateare, eare . insemnat
un progress fatI De trecutal nae
dieval absolutist, dar M mai cores
punde. nevoilor sociale viitodfe.
In adevar, parlamentul nu q fest
niciodata 81 nic3ieri expreaia voin-
tel rationale, ci expresia interese-
lor unei singure clase sociale, el =
fost unealta politicx prin care sta
panitorii an exploatat pc stSp1niti,
dindu-se ca organ representative al
ambelor clase, in vrene e de fapt.
el a fost fSurit totdeauna prin nij-
loacele speeiale de c3tre claaa stSr
|panitoare. In fapt fnsxgi origins
c;oteunrlni nar1asnny.tar - oxsea%nt
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-10

i
urmdri acessla slitie6 IA psrtea ei
Eposititk, adica inftelal en- ntele.
lee 81 inlocriasca erlaahental prin-
| ltr'nn alt corp repfeseatstiv, care
sa intruneasca Isolalta toate cele
| ltrei psateri. = deaeul sa; Snregis.
tram Cd Atars aeeativa; cam Sc
intampla aprosps IL fiece critica,
are tet adevarnl - partea eli Il
just cd parlaaea1t4l an organ de
dominare a unei clase asupra an
Fteia: in acest fel sf-a ffat fasterc,
81 rohl san de 0rfgitA nu 81 Ia
desmintit pretutindeni undr fost
mtrodus. De acsssta he vom IN.
[credinta privind ii aventnrfle prin'
care a trecut psrlknentui roman.
81 cercetand pricifsa, care in mo-
fmentul de fata 70 retus Ia sfmpful
rol al unei fantome. i's
Sistemul parlamentar runnan a
fest croft dupa nsStleioF ceh,i fran.
cez. Guinea in FrAnta acest sistemI
/ era expresia uhef clsse sociale, care
la moi mu vazuse fnca lnmina zilei l
| a clasei burghexc, aceGsta "a pri-
cinnit mllta dirfore de cap ,ideolo-
gilor fostri revolutionari, acelei
spfrite carora Sc t1a ndmele putin
rcverentios de s'pasoptisti. Dar1
Sc intelege Cd IN asemenea 7mpre-1
jurari pariamcntarisnrul roman e
ra os&ndit 81 plateascS in aer, fara'
nici 0 baxa socisk, yi * rsmana q
minciuna. mai tfsnsparentS ca ori'
unde. Intreaga noastra oreaniza-4
tie sociaM a purtst I'm csracter|
strict feudal, isfainte ca 81 dupa
7mproprictarifea deia 81. Deose-'
birea e numai ck inainte acest ca
racter era Impede, De cand dupa
accasta data Il 5lbst n,ascat Inv
minciuna democfatssi parlaihenta-
re. De parte . clasS restrfnsS de
proprietari latilhndari, de alta q
irnensa clasa d. arani, prnprietari
pitici &c III ne rarE se obis-
nuisefx I = W ~ d iasld.r.
|nll ifsr1A. n - i : ~ Nj ~
tenelis socia4 sSf5arIa Ia6entarismu-
lui romin, un fezamint, a carei1
functionare pfe4ipane existenta de
oameni liberi Atoit pc asemenea
conditinni, parl4AeAtal roman sea-
mani bine ! ac1 1sensie peatru dis
|cutfuni policies !. 81 era fabricat
de fiecare data AZ partidal chemat
ia datorie, rfin metode admi-
nissrative specials 81 foarte eficace.
0data sesianea ieeeputx, Sc discuta
frun0s 81 se guverna in numele ta-
ranimei-dar fxfS niei I'M repre-
xintant al txfxninei. Astfel linis-
tea tra patrisfhafM, nici un ales al
81 $
The Belding banner-news., 1921-03-09
AOed LADY Al Rest

Mus. Mary Cedarquist, aged 86
years, died at Ionia, Friday night
at IL o'cock, following a long illness
caused by a complication of diseases
incident to old age. The remains
were brought to this city and taken
to the Miller & Harris undertaking
rooms and the funeral was held from
the parlorsL Sunday AFTERNOON lat
three o'clock, Rev. w. J. Rookie Off
ciating and burial was in River Ridge
cemetery. Mrs. Bert Rummler sang
several selections at the funeral
which was attended by about $50
old friends and acquaintance. Mrs.
Cedarqust had six children, all of
whom have preceded her in death.
The only relatives present at the fu-
neral were Ira Brown and Elmer
Tupper, son-in-laws of the deceased.
Mrs. Cedarquists favorte flower
was the carnation and her casket was
covered with them, remembrances of
old friends, who had not forgotten
the old friend of former years.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-03-09
A Pleasant Shower

Last Monday evening when the
elements were doing their best to an
nounce that spring had come with
its thunder showers, another shower
was taking place at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. Vincent. which was held
in honor of the new bride, Mrs. Frank
Donovan About twenty of the near
friends of the bride were assembled
there, when Avis was sent for to
spend quiet evening with "The Vim
cents. She was very much surpris-
ed to find so many there but rallied
to the occasion very nicely. A novel
feature of the evening was the hunts
for the gifts her friends had brot
her. These were placed in a wash tub
(also a gift), and hidden behind a
door. The bride, blind folded, had to
follow a string upstairs and down
and Out of doors and in, finally COM
ing to the end of her search with a
bruised nose, the result of being too
eager. However, the nose was for
gotten in the enjoyment of her many
beautiful gifts. Ice cream and cake
were served and two young ladies
cake contained ring and thimble.
were served little different as their
Sure signs of ? We are not telling
who they are but ask Kittie and
Vesta. After a time spent in visit
ing, the company departed voting
Mrs. Vincent a fine entertainer and
wishing the bride all happiness.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-03-09
SHORTY" CALLED ON
CUSTOMERS LAST TIME

Friends of Walter Rowden. a ira
Yelling salesman who had ''made"
this city for number of years back
calling upon the grocers and meat
dealers for the Cornell Beef Co.,
selling Swift & Co. meat products,
will be sorry to hear of his sudden
death at Grand Ledge last week.
Mr. Rowden was on his regular trip
and had made this town for the last
time. He was stricken with apo
plexy while calling on his trade at
Grand Ledge Tuesday evenings At
ter he was stricken he was taken TO
a hotel where he died a short time
later. His remains were shipped to
his home at Saginaw where the wife
and two children were awaiting his
return.
Mr.. Rowden was a genial fellow
easy to get acquainted with and easy
and pleasant to do business with. He
had many acquaintance all over his
territory and ne was just plain
Shorty" to them all He was am
bilious and despite the fact that he
told a number on his last trip here
that he had not been feeling well
for several weeks past, he stuck to
his job, veritably "died with his
boots on" as the saying is. Mr.. Row
den was well liked by his Belding
customers and they will learn with
feeling of genuine regret of his
sudden death.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-03-09
GAS COMPANIES TO
FILE RATE SCHEDULES

Every gas company in Michigan
has been directed by the state Pub
lie Utilities Commission to file de-
tailed schedules of rates covering ev-
ry community served.
Immediately following this order,
the Michigan Gas Association called
meeting of gas managers which
convened Friday at Ann Arbor for
the purpose of working out uniform
schedules for filing the Commission
and in spite of the fact that great
number of Michigan companies are
working under a franchise and are
not subject to the Commissions con-
troll, all are entering into the spirit
Of the order and all will comply with
it.
The rule provides that where a
company is doing business in more
than one city or community it shall
file a schedule Of rates for each COM
munity and there shall be included
in the schedule any contract under
which any consumer may have serv-
ice under special rates. Under the
Commissioners order, the schedule
will include statement of the rules
under which the company operates
and copies must be printed and on
file not only with the Commission,
but at every gas company Office for
the convenience and information of
it's customers and any other person
who may be curious.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-03-09
VERY LITTLE INT.
EREST IS SHOWN
IN CITY ELECTION
CONCRETE ROAD BONDIN G
PROPOSITION CARRIES BY
THREE TO ONE VOTE

But very little interest was shown
in the election which was held Mon
day, the first affair of its kind ever
held under the new commission form
of government, only few more than
800 voters turning out in the three
wards of the city and had it not been
for the concrete road bonding prop
osition, the chances are that the vote
would have been still lighter.
The bonding proposition carried by
more than a three to one vote, 269
people in the city being in favor of
borrowing the money to construct
the roads and only 80 people voting
against it.
The vote was an easy one to re-
cord and had it not been for the
scattering votes put in as jokers and
in some cases seriously, would have
been still easier. However, every
election for years back, has shown a
few freak votes cast and the recent
election was no exception, as the fol-
lowing record will show:
The Belding banner-news., 1921-03-09
Takes Buick Agency

Jud Smith, proprietor of the Smith
Motor Sales Company, of Greenville
was in town Friday and arranged
for an advertising campaign in this
paper to set forth the Buick automo-
bile merits to the people Of this Wei
nifty, Mr.. Smith having recently taken
over Belding and surrounding vicini-
ty as additional territory for the
Buick. Mr.. Smith is hustler and a
splendid fellow TO deal with. Those
who are contemplating the purchase
Of Buick or who wish to know about
Buick service, will do well to see him
and read his advertisement.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-03-09
LEGION BOYS ARE
TO Open NEW
CLUB ROOMS
PLAN ON HAVING A BIG TIME
AT OPENING BANQUET
NEXT TUESDAY

The American Legion club rooms
which have been contemplated for
some time will be formally opened
with banquet and meeting on Tues
day evening, March Is. Com. s. l.,
OOonnor and a number of commit
tees have been busy in getting things
shaped around for the event and the
boys are looking for great big
memorable time at their opening.
The new club rooms are on the 3rd
floor in the post Office building and
have been just recently redecorated
and placed in fine shape for the pur-
pose intended. Pool and billiard Ia
bles and other amusements have
been provided as we'll as reading
and writing room for the convenience
of the members. One of the men,
bers will be in charge of the rooms
and it is certain that the local le-
gion boys will have one Of the incest
places of its kind in the state.
Cards are being sent out to all of
the members asking them to be pres
ent at the opening banquet and a
program rs being arranged, on which
several good local speakers appear
1t will be necessary for those who
receive one of the cards to sign and
return same at once SO that provi-
sions can be made for the right num-
Der at the banquet
The banquet is for all ex-service
men regardless of whether or not
they are members of the Legion and
in case they do no I happen to re-
ceive a card they ern ny'ify Fred
Haynes at Hotel B5finlEit by
phone or in person arrangements
can be made for them.
Also do not forget the big dance
which the boys are planning on fol-
st. Patrick's Day, Thursday, March
18th and buy ticket. II makes no
great difference whether or not you
dance, get ticket anyway. 1t will
be one way of showing just how deep
your appreciation goes in return for
the sacrifices which the boys made
a short time ago.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-03-09
Forty Hours Devotion

The beautiful devotion, known as
the Forty Hours Devotion, in mem
ory of the forty hours during which
the body of Jesus lay in the sepul-
chre, will be held in st. Joseph church
beginning Sunday, March 13 and con-
tinue until Tuesday, March Is. A
Redemptorist Father from Grand
Rapids will be in charge. AT the
solemn opening, Sunday, at 10 o'clock
the Holy Name Society will act as
escort TO our Lord as He is borne in
procession thru the church. Ever
evening at 1880, public devotion, con-
sisting Of rosary, sermon and Bene-
diction. Tuesday evening will be the
solemn closing with the same pro-
gram as for the opening. Every
morning during the Forty Hours De-
votion, there will be two masses, $3.50
and high mass at o'clock.