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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
HIGH
PLAYS L|NSLYS
CADETS TONIGHT
LINRLY. ON HOME FLOOR, WILL
ATTEMPT TO GET SWEET
REVENGE.
FOR Dofoat ny Ono Point at Hands ol
aold and Bluo Early In
SCnHOn.

Wheeling High a,h"ol'a n""r t""rn
meets tho TLusly ,os"crs a. IA" lLn"ly
urm"rv tonight for Tho second tim" this
season. EARLY In ia" fall III" Cadet"
were downcd by tho High boys In
very hot contest. ~ Ia" narrow margin
Of one po!nt. This evening IA" ILn%lH
team Will attempt {" even mp 'hinHS
and VIII have a." advantage "r playing
on their homo floor.
Tho High school toescrg Will he hhnn'-
capped without Ia" s'yviCcs or FrinK-
man. who may no, hc id IN" gam" owing
90 tho operation on lat" foot Inst Mon
day. Spring ana R"hims"n VIII start
rs forwards. with BYRD nt center ma
Euolcko and May n guards. Nn'kln"
wlll be- In ahap" 70 play Int may not
got into tho contest ~ he hnH h""n "n'
Of tho Eamo for som" time Mcl"tln
will hc hold IN rcsrrN" ny sub center
md lIr!nllman Will only hN used In case
(, is necessary to S'aVc of defeat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
Hes 4 Remarkable Fellow

N"u r,'!"ws vine haven't known ''rh"
p,d Squire" rs We VIA" lived and w'rh"I
10 Culrrvu know h.u haven't - real !d'L
~ what a r"u1gElhio fellow %" .'
r1rvt'y. 10 Ia nhout the rnust utterly
hunr"t md ~ir:plEh'r"rwaTd man eyer
know. IN" w"~' easily HppruI"hah:".
with IA, kccurH' Ecuuc ~ humor aud Of
values. tl"o,drV HC ~ Intensely human
and uympRthC'I". u" ilk"s p""pl" but
hatCa Hypocrisy aud ornnk"du"gs. and
hr seems o. sens" th'"l ~ ia" urst
glance. II!S long "Np"r!"uc" In hHu,ll ms;
bankruptcy cases trained him IN d"t"ct.
Ing liars. \ day ~ his courtroom
when no was hearing bankruptcy casss.
tho majority OF which ware crooked. was
better than vaudeville.
BEYOND that thr~" Is his bravery. He
Isn't afraid Of anything. and - ~ brave
physically - he * morally His white
hairs and his keen. almost. graz face
make him appear old. hut he weighs
around 1873. and ne can hold his own
with boxing gloves or At sinGles'icks
with almost anv one. Give him his big
b,ackthorns and his knowledge Of Genc-
ing. and ne could handle Il big man
easily.
His quickncss oH observation and his
courage were shown IN his court not
long ago. and oddly enough the reHort-
rrs failed 20 &c, out ~ the beat ORA
matte episodes Of hts career
Some time ago. acting under the Ned
eral law Oh an injUnr' on n" closed
rather notorr"ue hot"' FOR rerslat!ng IN
tho sale Of liquor. Under ;ue law tn"
court may c'oss such r.nr~s t"r a year.
hut raay modify n" Seutrur" e 4" S"rs
NJ \ month or so art"r the closing ~
tho hotel. the proprietor and hts frirnds
appeared IN court Leading them was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
Kahn Club
Cathedral
WarWood- Philadelphia
Floor Clash Tonight

A game which VIII no doubt draw
larry, crowd will L." tn" hasE"thn'l
struggle tonight between Warw""d an"
Triadelrhia.
These two t"nmQ for ,"ars hay" boon
hitter rivals Of each Other In AL k'nd"
~ snort events. and h"'h teams are
looking forward with great interest |"
this game.
'nacn Smith Of Warw""d. who nv
hccu pluyInC for tho past several w"'NS
with mos, OF his subs on account or IN"
regulars hctug III. expects :" haN" ~
lcust three 0t them on IN" N""r t"m"F-
row evening Philadelphia. "u tn" other
hand. - also badly "Iippl"d Sln'" stump
I'rIrdilch4 fl out 81 IN" gam"
rnuch Wulf, stated Yesterday that
nunrhrr one ur hts men - lH'd ur win
Illness and would not T." ahi" I" rIhH
THIS evening and that Ia" t"nm VIII
r,rninhiy leo ruur"~rd - some second
string men
The rIIIr' teams of h"th '.hu"In VII.
also rluy thIr Ir"minc- To- be i''i
IrIImiuni, Ulr Nnrw""d 80 ni'r. Nj"
2icIrrr. NIL rrnio forward for I''l VIII
uo, leo Ia the gnm". IN IA" /" I''d ~
nj Ihlr itrc Uu n,,"uui 81 ilIu""r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
WV, WRESTLING !.
SQUAD INTACT FOR
INDIANA CONFLICT

Mnrgnniown. Feb. 23.--With Matthew
r,rknyIrh nncc more In tho boSt OF con'
Ll,Iuu the entire West Virginia onisS
,rr,Ity wrestling SOUND IL In shape Iorf
,hc meet with tho University or Indiana
rrnpplrTn hero this Saturday niRht' bNs
rntInc Of the excellent phyHical cohos
ton Of tho squad II ~ cnHy for the iAnS
,n nick tho roster ncvsral days before
tho bouts for tho first ttmo this season.
heretofore thrro was always Boms uhs
certainty but at present II iB fairly sASy
To point ont tho seven mon that viii
represent West Virginia In tho COMING
bouts barring inJuricB
After three months OF constant GtruG.
gIc richards is regarded m the best
Of the lI6-poundcrs. and thero II little
danger Of any OF tho other candidates
oustlng him. Captain Hough. Steve
lIarrick. and TurkOVlch. throe classes
continue to perform sensntionally In
tho next thrc0 classes. and arc more
certain Of their bcrths than ever De-
fore. Jimmy Mcdonald. once regarded
n weak SPOT" haa developed Into one,
Of tho best men on the SOUND and II -
doubtful II he will be replaced at any
time this season.
Crow n recruit was coming along
fine in the 15S-pound clnss until he SUI.
fcrc1 4 broken shoulder, out now tnAS
he IL out OF the race Mcdonald has
things easy. Nothing need be Eaid
about Pltzenhcrgcr. who Is cleaning UP
everything in the 175-pound division.
He has not been defeated this season
md his work has beeh feature In
every meet Joe Harrick 10 also Inn
proving slowly and Is easily the best
In his class. Harrick. however. Is Il
trifle small for the unlimited division
ond has been greatly outweighed In re-
cent bouts. He has not taken TO the
game readily. and Is slow learning all
tho tricksst that arc 30 readily grasped
by the others.
With these seven men In top form
and anx ious to get going tho Hoosiers
are going TO find tho going rough Sat
urdny when they como hero for the big
gcst intcrsectional contest Of the win
ter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24

II wrro 10 mako urr'iI'lt.m q
would hc thIn
tlrrt That Judge l.tudtr VIII com
pol tho rctIr~mrut "r rcNcr'I men hiEn
Ia bn-ChaIl AZ "wucrr 81 "fu. i,in
H~ruud THAT hc viii u..' i'r ho''"'
rouIlrI"ur among tho r'.'luli "ri''' @
aud TOR cleaning "ut uudr-jrahl"u 10
that part Of IN" hurirc.r
Third That he VIII 'uws upon rh"
right - force uud"slrahl"v ont ur tu"
ranks ~ thr players. wh"th"r they HAY"
boon caught at crooked work or NOT
Fourth-.Hc viii urr.' IA" r","Tsl'T
Of better rclatlong between ~" u.J"r
and minor league owners and officials.
insist upon a Cur'Ii'mcut ct ih" uhu"N:-
Gus and ridiculous prcssaE'u'lur m"fu.
81 and a return 10 san" business moth
ods lie Is irInly against commercials
izact"n ~ tn" sport and VIII arg" l"E
!slNtiou 10 prevent IA" So" Of r'r'"'r
'or MIRO uurvtaI2 ,p'.stdr~a'i"us.
~" Is l..,h," O., u-n $50 pI.t" a Storm
~ protest. uruuCg s"iu" OF .n" ''un OWN
c.~. hut D." has and WI have, tn" urm.
o., backing vt lu, best element H,u"nE
tho owners who ar" a urJurIIy
His weapon VII lot utrIr~r puh.lritv.
n policy directly "pp"~lt, 'hti adopted
Years .,gu by "a" ,luh owners. who's"
policy OF silence and r"r,".lmrn, nodo
u"~~,nl" all lh. srnuInit us tn" sport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24

II can readily 10 seen that IT IN"
IIaE"rstown section had their way. Mar
tin would be tho ncIt opponent to meet
tho present champion. Tommy Gibbons
ia the nearest competitor to Martin In
tho ratio Of 1852 10 q.
Martin ~ training hard ut Grnpp's
gymnasium in New York CITY. and his
manager, Jimmy Bronson. states that
the big boy Is in the best condition OF
his career Martin will add about ten
days NOR" training. then VIII start In
on q series OF bouts about the country.
Bob IL craving action and hns hammer
Cd his Eparrng mates about IN old time
form for the past week. There are sew
cral kicks left in tho old Martin right!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
CLANCY oUrPoINTs HART

Philadelphia. Pa. Feb. 23.--l;corge
CLANCY. baltimore lightweight Ouipotnt-
cd Alex Hart OF Cleveland in an eight
round bout tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24

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|||DGF lands To DEVOTE WHOLE
TIME To CLEANING UP BASEBALL
Lifelong Lover OF Baseball

sn., highly enough developed to stan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24

ToniEht-Musoe W. TrinnEles. A +.
O. F.. "a. Great Northern.
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MUsEE DUCK PIN LEAGUE
MASONIC DUCKPIN LEAGUE

TuuiEht--U. Dairy No. vs. lfau"rH'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
Announcements

The Tahitha Girls club of the
ZioU Evangelical church viii meet
Monday evening at the parish house.
The hostesses viii be the Moses
Ber,ha Soelchand and Hilda Styczy-
nsKa.
The Ladies AUxiuary Of the Ma
tiOual association of Letter Carriers
viii hold "a regular meeting At $40
o'clock Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
Earl Eabel. 1910 f. Miner ST.
The Ever Ready class of West
minister Presbyterian Sunday school
VIII DE entertained by the officers at
the home of Mrs. a. r. Meyer. 1872
Portage av.. Friday afternoon. The
assisting hostesses viii be Mrs. y
a Niles. Mrs. Arthur Moon and Mrs
Harvey smoke.
Tile Schuyler Rebekah thimb.e
viii meet in the odd Fellows nail
Tuesday afternoon.
The Victory club viii meet Thur
Gay afternoon with Mrs. Fred
Loughman l113 Lincoln way f.
The Pythian thlmble Will be neld
Nclue~day afternoon az the X. Of 2
nall The hostesses VIII be Mrs. G.
Tarcart Mrs. Carl Swanson Mrs. p
smith and Mrs Sindllnger.
The Circle Of Mercy Will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W. G.
CrahilI. III North shore DIR.
Miss BerAice Axteu. 1921 Portage
av.. has gone TO GreenCastle, Ind.
where she will attend DePauw unf-
versity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

stalled a laundry and gave employ
ment 20 the soldiers wives there
Then She issued $4,000 shirts from
private stores. hired carpenters. and
added wards FOR 500 men. and com
pieted her preparations by setting up
diet kitchen.
The prejudiced medical officers did
everything iu their power 10 discoUr-
aSe AMI humilate her. But Flor
erce Nightingale was working FOR
She sake of humanity. and she did
not take her own feelings into con-
slderalion. Il was not long before
the officers were sorry they had oeen
so unfair. and We're constantly COM
ing TO her for help, which she free "
save.
Florehce Nigh Ingale spent her
days nursing in The hospitals after
She had thoroughly sanitized every
thing. and wrote her reports at
night She met all Of the trans
ports. visited the wounded sldolers
everywhere and became known as
The efficient Angel of the Battle
field"
When the war ended. two years
later. Florence Nightingale. broken
in health. went TO Lea Hurst. a couE-
try home owned by her people IN
Derbyshire. England. 10 rest. But
she did not give up her work. She
outlined a definite hospital santa
tion plan which has been used since
by hospitals all over the world.
During The last thirty years Of her
life, Florence Nightingale was ir-
strumental in organizing the Ne
tional League Of Nursing Education.
American Nurses Association. and
the National Organization for Public
Health Nursing. A hospital was
built in her honor in London.
Florence Nightingale spent the last
years OF her life in South street.
London She died al the age OF
NINETY. on Aug. 13. 1910. and was
buried i'm the churchyard at East
Willow. near her old home at En-
bley Park. England. England would
have buried her among he Kings at
Westminster Abbey but before her
death. Florence Nightingale had
asked that she be laid 10 rest in the
little churchyard.
Four years after The death OF
Florence Nightingale the World war
broke out To her We owe the
efficient and sanitary methods Of the
American RED Cross. which saved
the lives OF millions as the greatest
mother in the world"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
Three-ninute Journeys

Cupid has a free hand on the
island OF Borneo. which les IN The
Pacific ocean. southwest OF the
Philippine islands Here the ma
tives. who are known az the most
savage Of head-hunters show real
affection and tenderness toward
their sweethearts. and go ACQUIRING
IT. a very civilized fashion.
The man OF Borneo believes that
the best way 20 show the lady OF
his heart that ne loves her is by
helping her with her daily tasks.
which include work on the farm.
During the day ne helps her n the
fields, and when evening comes car
RES her wood nd vegetables home
through the deepening twilight. Per
haps. then, he steals a little time 10
tel her what is IN his heart
After the DAYS work "a done the
sulto~ goes 10 his own home for sup
per. bur returns TO his sweetheart 3
hut when he politely imagines her
parents are fast asleep. IL is usually
about Q or 10 o'clock when he ar
rives and steals cautiously into the
house. When the young lady APP
pears-for she knows he VIII call
they sit in the dark I'm order that
the family may NOT be disturbed by
a light
On the night that the young
swain wishes 90 ask the young wom-
an to become his wife he brings q
plentiful supply OF strih-leaf and
betel-nut with him. which ne gal
lantly offers her If she accepts the
Offering. both are happy. and the
preparations for the marriage be-
gin Immediately
But If the young woman does not
wish the sutton for a husband, she
arises with great dignity and says:
please blow mp the fret
The parents. who. OF course. have
been watching the proceedings al
along, also appear and tell the man
TO blow up the fire"
But If the suitor is accepted. fowls
are killed. rice is boiled. and a great
feast Is served. All during the en-
eagement the BOrneo youth shows
his love for his fancee by helping
her with her tasks. taking her to
public feasts and giving her expen-
sive gifts.
How different from many OF the
surrounding islands, where mar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
HEROINES OF HISTORY
WHAT THE WORLD OWES TO
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.

Florence Nightingale, who hes
been called "The Angel Of the Bat
ueneId." was born of wealthy Ens-
lish parents i'm Florence, italy, May
.I2, 1920 Although her every wish
was granted by parents who idolizod
her. she cared nothing for inquiries.
and even when a small child took
an interest I'm the sick and poor Ct
her community.
When Florence Nightingale - ew
into young womanhoOd she inform
ed ner parents that she wished 20
become a trained nurse. Every ore
who knew her scoffe6 ct the idea.
and il was six years before she gain
90 consent to enter the SchOoI OF
Deaconnesses IN Kaiserwirth, Ger
many. This was the only i1stitu
zion she could enter without calling
forth stormy protests from every one
Of her family.
Three months later Florence
Niehtingale was graduated. and took
up her first situation as supcrln-
rendent OF the Harley Street Hos
D-aI. London Thirteen months
la-er The Crimean war broke or,
and soon $4,000 British troops
landed at ScutarL The heights o.
Alma were stormed. and thousands
were killed or wounded. The doc
tors were unpreDared. and hundreds
Of men died daily from unsanita-y
methods and lack Of supplies.
rrfrNa Inc "a
was a personal friend of the secre-
tary Of war. sidney Herbert. Upon
Der pleading. he organized a nurses
unit. and seven DAYS later. with
FLORENCE Nightingale in charge, the
unit sailed for Crimea. There were
twerty-eight nurses IN the unit.
They arrived one cold November
afternoon just al the time the
wounded survivors Of the Charge
of The Light Brigade" were brought
from the battlefield Florence
Nightingale YVES appalled, by the cor
difiors she saw. The cots were
damned 50 Close together there was
scarcely room enough for one per-
SON To pass between them. Ssve rs
were under The floors, the sheets
were dirtv canvas. beer bottles held
The candles. ard there were no pre-
visions made for lighting disease.
But Florence Nightingale. although
.he task OF rightng things seemed
5r,Dosstile. was not the woman %
give UP ln despair. she st some
Of the stronger Nurse 10 washing
and cleaning. and made her plans
She rented a Turkish house in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
PePS 9 II ais

Mrs William Dudley Bungert and
son Charles. Of Long Beach. Cal,
viii arrive Tuesday to he the guests
of Mrs. Bungerts parents Mr. and
Mrs Charles Goewcy. SOL Park av..
for an indefinite stay
Miss Dorothy Per~hug. 500 Ash
iand av. left sunday for Pittsburg.
Pa. where she Will continue her
studies al Carnegie Institute
Allen Thurn. james Taylor Jr-
and Stewart Eldredge Will leave to-
morrow for Hanover y. H. where
lthey win enter the sophomore year
az Dartmouth college.
Miss Billie Wampler daughter of
, DR. and AIys L. T. Wampler, -15
Tond av.. left for Kalamazoo Mich
90 enter Nazareth academy
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Calvert i245
w Washington az. who have been
spending the last two weeks at their
cottage. Pleasant View Place Eagle
lake have returned home.
Mrs Harriet Reddick. $50 W
ColfaN ar.. returned this week from a
three months tour Of the leading
countries of Europe
Miss Bernice ANteu 1927 Portage
av.. has gone ito Greeucastle. Ind.
whore she viii attend DePauw uni
ycryity
Mr. and Mrs Erwin l. PerNinf
and family 1859 Prairie av.. have zee
turned from a months motor trip
-a SharleyciN PetoSky ANA Mack p
uac Island Mich
Mrs James Award anG daughter
Miss Dorothy Award Gas w. la
solle av.. have returned from spend
ing two weeks at sheridan Beach,
Michigan city
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth r Mac
Donald. of Chicago. are spending
the week end i'm the city the guests
of rela ives MT and Mrs. Joseph
+ Williams will motor to Chicago
with them ON Monday on their way
to Piuelake. Wis. where they Will
spend several weeks
owen Williams. of Columbus. o.,
is the guest of his sister Ms. Har-
old T. Herr and Mr.. Herr. 2-7 s
William ST.
Mrs George WheeloCk. Mise Jean
Wheelock 700 Park av- and Mrs.
ID. l.. Wilson sos Park av., have re-
turned for a motor trip 20 Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs William a. Bran
don. OF Por. Rowan. Ontario. Can.
who have been the guests OF Mr..
- - Mrs Thomas II. Brandon. 1044
Lincoln Way w. have returned to
their home Mr. and Mrs. Hatred
Decker and children. 90 Evanston.
I.- have also returned 90 their
home after spending q week os the
GUESTS ~ Nh and Mrs Brandon.
Mir and Mrs Frank Tyler. 424
" ST. Joseph g.. left Saturday for
Kansas cry Mo. whore Mr.. Tyler
,v..i continue his studies 81 the
Kansas CITY College % Osteopathy
r~l Surgery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

The regular meeting of ths No--
man Eddy Relief Corps was hc'a
Friday evening a. X. or r hall WITH
GO member present Arrangements
were completed for an an day meet
ing 20 De held next Friday az the
home OF Mr. A. Bartholomew. al
Ligioner. Ind. and plans discussed
for the District Conveu ION 20 be
held In this city oct. 20.
The County Convention o. the ".
g. r. r.. viii be held Monday after
noon a. the home Of Lydia Rails
back, s21 s. Fellows 81. All members
are urged 90 be present
Mrs James Taylor 724 W Wash
lngtou av.. entertained the home
service department members OF the
First Presbyterian church Friday
afternoon The assisting hostesses
were Mrs G.. r. Myers. Mrs g.. a.
Metz. Mrs. @ T.. Collmer. Mrs T.
r Webster, Mrs. y. r. }Veh-r Mrs.
r. 81 Baker. and Mics Catherine
Campbell The program included
vocal numbers by Mrs. Rodney Tai
colt. who was accompanied by Miss
Cecilia Rhodes and a dramatic read
ing by Miss Olive White. sixty
guests were entertained.
The regular mcctiuS of tEe Mac
cabees was held I'm Beyier hall Fri
day evening During the resu.ar
business session plans were made
for the winters activities and he
social night 20 Toe held Sept 90.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

Mich and Victoria Joap Of Misha-
Waka
Otto Toman Of Chicago and Edith
Freshley of South Bend.
Fred Rockstroh and Cleta Frevat,
both of south Bend
Rae Beboul of South Bend and
Marie King of Mishawaka
Phillip Ward of san Diego. Calf.
and Myrtle Sloan Of Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. John Stenhofer. 1913
s. High ST.. son. sept. -
Mr.. and Mrs oliver W. Davis 726
oak ST., Sept IS. "a son.
lIr. and Mrs. Stsnislaw Deka. SIS
Napier s.. Sept -. a daughter.
HIr and Mrs Wajcieck Pandzin-
SKI. 1906 Fassnacht av, Sept. IA. a
daughter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

riagos are negotiated by fathers ard
mothers. who pay a large sum before
an agreement can be reached. or
81 here the BRIDE .s captured and car
Red away without cou--ship,
The freedom which Isl given %
cupid Is about The oriy trace or CIV
il.zation among the natives OF Bor-
neo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

4Ie4 Youthful lines and becom-
ing plat fulness are pleasing fea-
lures OF this style. L is nice for
all crepe weaves as well as for wolfe,
glngham and tub silk. Serge and
.aena cloth also would DE suitable.
The pattern is cut in 8 sizes: 16.
as and 90 years. An 18 year size
requires 8 IA yards Of Sc inch ma
-erlaI. The width OF the skirt at the
foot IS . IA yards.
Pattern mailed TO any address on
receipt Of 12c in silver or STAMPS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
MARRIAGE ITCFNSFS

Stanley Kubiak and Genevieve
Repczynska both OF South Bend
Clayton Johnston or Mishawaka
and Florence Pond OF Grand Rapids.
Mich.
William y. Hall OF Chicago and
Laura Daniels OF Chicago.
John Grafmiller of Tdree Rivers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

Mrs. Frank NJ Smith, IT'S Van
Buren, ST.. has returned from a
months visit with Mrs. Nelson j
Riley of Wismo club Wisconsin.