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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-08
INITIAL PRACTICE
BY FOOTBALL MEN
Thirty-Five Candidates on Hand-COach
StOite Has Lot of Promising Ma
terial to Develop.

Thirtyfive candidates were on hand
Yesterday afternoon for the first prac-
tice session of the Brattleboro high
school football team. This number will
be increased when all the candidates are
out.
Coach Stolte has lost some valuable
men by graduation, particularly in the
backfeld, but there is a lot of promising
material at hand and 'Dede" can be de-
pended upon to develop it.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-08
National League.
GAMES TODAY.
American League.

Philadelphia at Boston.
Washington at New York.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Chicago.
National League.
Boston at BroOklyn.>
New York at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
Major League Players to
Play POSt-SedSon Games

CHICAGO July 2S.-American
league club owners. meeting here
Thursday voted 10 remove the ban
prohibiting players from participat-
ing in pOst-seasOn exhibition games,
provided they obtained the consent
OF the club president and then gain
ed the permission OF X. ". lands
baseball commissioner
This. club owners said. will re-
move possibility Of a recurrence OF
the situation that prevailed last year
when Babe Ruth, Bob Meusel and
Bill Piercy of the New York Yanks.
were fined their share of the world :
series receipts for participation i'm
exhibition games in violation OF
Commissioner lands instructions.
Ruth's share Of the receipts amount
ed 10 $500.
The club owners decided. how
ever. that players will not be allow
ed 20 participate I'm exhibition con-
tests after oct. 81. This action, il
was figured. will Eive players two or
three weeks 20 appear in exhibition
games. but will not endanger them
running the games so late in the
season as possibly 10 detract from
their ability.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
Rotary Club Golf
Players Winners
OUer kin anians
Rival Clubs Finally Get To-
gether- Rotarians Cop
Contest, IA to 8.

For two years South Bend Kiwa-
mans and South Bend RotarTans
have been naEging one another fer
team golf match. and the big
event was pulled off yesterday at
Chain OIakes and after the ashes
had thoroughly been raked over by
no less an expert accountant than
Karl King Of Reed and King. the
results revea led that the Rotary club
had Rarnered "a points 20 the XII
wanians 3.
The Klwanians refused to be
equashed however, and are clamOr-
Ing for a return match and 10 is most
probable that the ROtarians will give
them a second chance. Bert Meyer
ing the conqueror OF the mighty
Duncan and Mitchell was the lead
off man for KiWanis defeating c. L.
HaRer 9 and o. George was given
a pretty big Job but he never filnched
and fought TO the finish. O. Romine
nicked Joe Neff 3 and o. J. ID. Far
neman Of speed wagon fame beat
Dave Pollock and o. But this
ended the scoring for the Kiwanis
bunch. II W. Eldr-dge defeated +.
n. Warner . and 0; G.. L. Zigler won
from Karl King and 0; w. J. East
defeated Sliv Lontz and o; J. w.
Shidler won from G. J. Jackson 3
and o. J. J Woolverton defeated
x. ROckne and 0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
LEONARD RECEIVES
SHARE OF RECEIPTS
Champion Pulls Down Sl2l,
755 for Battle Tender
Receives S62.500.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Benny
Leonard received $121.755 for de-
Tending his lightweight title Thurs
day night I'm Jersey City and Lew
Tender Philadelphia challenger. re-
ceived $62, 800 according to official
figures made public tonight by Pro-
moter Tex Richard The fighters re-
ceived 621a percent Of the receipts
after the deduction of taxes. Leon
ards share was 421k and Tenders
20 percent. Richards profit was
placed at $9O.6S3.
The paid attendance was announc-
ed at 1886 and the gross receipts
S327,565. Including COmplimentar-
les and working tickets the crowd
numbered 46.O16.
The figures for the Beonard-Tend-
Ter bout have been exceeded but
twice i'm ring history. The gate re-
ceipts for the Dempsey-CarDentier
contest a year ago were $1,623. $50
and the psey-Willard match in
TOleda in 1919 drew S452.522
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
GIANTS AND CARDS
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL
HOrnsby Hits 9th Homer and
Ties Old National League
Record.

NEW YORK. July 2S-The New
York Giants made il fOuT out of five
from ST. Louis Friday by dividing
a double header with the Cardinals
The champions continued their
heavy hitting i'm the first game
knocking Doak out of the box again
and winning s TO 4. Haines pitched
St. Louis TO a 10 8 victory in The
second but had "a narrow escape in
the ninth when the Giants scored
all their runs after two were out.
Rogers Hornsby hit his 27th homer
of the season in the eighth inning,
tying the National league record
established by Williamson of the old
Chicago Nationals 1884 John
Heidler. president of the National
league. and Commissioner lands
witnessed the games. Score:
(1st gameD
st. Louis ....210 600 O1O-4 r .
New York 200 $50 O2x-S - /
Doak Stuart and Clemens; Ryan
and L. Smith.
end gameD
ST. Louis .....I1O 10 OOO-4 10 0
New York 1000 600 OO3-3 :
Haines and Ainsmith; Nehf Cau-
sey and Z Smith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
Leonard Talked
I endLer Out Of
the Championship
LeOnard's HeadwOrk When He
Was Groggy Saved Him
from Knockout.
BY HENRY l.. FARRELf

NEW YORK, July 2S-CBy l..
U)-Lew Tender, young and slow
on the mental trigger. was talked
out of the worlds lightweight cham
pionship Thursday night in Jersey
City.
With a Croggy champion i'm front
of him in the eighth round all set
for knockout punch and with TO-
coo frienzied fans on their feet sens
ing a change in the championship.
Teudler allowed the glib tongue Of
smart Benny Leonard to rob him Of
the big opportunity of his life.
The quick brain of Leonard
brought him out of his greatest
Crisis and enabled him TO go through
- Of the hardest rounds of his life
and earn a decision over ~ rugged
challenger by the slightest q slight
margins.
Tender Led Early.
Leonard rallied in the closing
rounds of the fight enough TO finish
with five rounds 10 his credit, Tend
Ter had won four and three were
even.
The biggest moment of the fight
came in the eighth round when the
champion was just getting under
way good. For five rounds Tender
had won by mile because the
champion could not figure the awk-
ward left hand style of his opponent.
In the sixth round Leonard step
ped out and took the lead for the
first time. In the seventh and ur to
the middle Of the eighth round
Leonard was the champion of old.
Getting reckless he tore INFO Tend
Ter. Just for a moment he lapsed and
Tender crashed over a terrific left
swing to his jaw. LeOnard's knees
sagged. His guard dropped and his
eyes glazed. His corner was frontic.
His legs were going and his arms
were heavy but the brain was still
there.
Don't kid yourself You're not
coin any place. you'll miss the next
one" the groggy champion Kissed
through a hole in his jaws where a
tooth had been kCocked out an the
third round
Tender fell for it. Ratified. he
tore in with another left swing
and missed. Failing forward Leon
ard went into clinch that held him
up until his head cleared.
Tenders big chance was gone
He knew it and acted like IT, From
then on il was all Leonard.
While the official attendance VIII
not be known for another day, Tex
Richard estimated the house q;
$4,000 and the receipts az $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29

the Tigers were just an ordinary club
The fine showing of the Tigers has
been generally credited TO the eX-
cellent work of the recruit pitchers
This is unquestionablN trIe, yet u
must be remem hered that Catcher
Johnny Bassler is the chap who di-
reefs the work OF the recruit tw.r.ers
Some idea of 8assler'- great value
20 the Detroit club can be gained
from the frank admission of Pitch
er Pillette. In a recent game with
New York PIllette stood the Yankees
on their heads He seemed 10 have
the hard-hitting New York aEgre ga
ton constantly crossed up. After the
game someone complimented him or
his fine WORK and he remarked:
Johnny Bassler deserved the ere
dit he really pitched that game,
pitched where and what he desired
/ would have slipped up many a time
had I used my own Judgment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29

Who is the most valuable player
on the Detroit club
Without any hesitation most of the
fans would reply Tyrus Raymond
Cobb.
PROFESSIONALLY Cobb is the great
est bail player of all time. Yet
there is a question If Cobb has been
of greater value to the Detroit club
Tho year than several youngsters on
the pay roll.
Recently. while the Tigers were
cleaning up on the eastern clubs,
Connie Mack was asked to what one
thing he attributed the fine showing
Of the Detroit club.
The work OF Shortstop Rlgney
has made the Tigers a factor in the
race said Mack
"Rigney has filled the weak spot
in the defensive play of the Tigers, 4"
continued Mack. All infield defen-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29

spring trip and was pressed into
service largely because the Tigers
were shy on pitching material in the
early spring.
Piliette proceeded to do all the
things the critics said Johnson
would. For the first three months OF
the season he was the ace Of the
Tigers pitching staff
Despite the fac that Cobb Is in
his eighteenth year as big Lacquer
he Is stil one of the really grea
stars Of the game. True. he has
slowed up a bit on his feet. but his
brain is as alert as ever, IN con-
sidering Cobb's value 10 the Detroit
club mis- position as manager must
also be given consideration His du-
ties are twofold.
The presence of Cobb i'm the line
up, and the influence he eXerts on
Detroit's play was shown in the
spring With Cobb out Of the lineup
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29

sive play revolyes around the short
stop. Rigney has played like a vet
eran and is improving each day"
a year ago r. Rigney was an un-
known in the Texas league. Today
he is the main COG. !n the Detroit
infeld The man who made the
Tigers, according 10 Connie Mack.
Herman Pillette came TO the Tigers
from Portland with Pitcher Johnson
in $40, 600 deal. When the Detroit
club paid such an enormous sum for
two young pitchers il was thought
Owner Navia Of the Detroit club was
playing a long chance.
A broken bone In his pitching
wrist handicapped Johnson on the
training trip when he was justifying
all the nice things that had been
said about him That injury has
rather spoiled his chances for a big
year.
Pillette looked just $3.50 on the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
BREWERS MAKE 1T FIVE

MILWAUKEE. Wis. July IS
Milwaukee won its ffth straight
game by defeating Toledo in 10 in
ming pitchers battle, , 10 J. Both
Giard and Pott were strong in the
PITCHES. the home team failing TO
score in the sixth after filling the
bases with none out and Toledo re-
peating the performance in the
ninth Singles by Lear. johnson and
Myattt put the winning run over in
the tenth Score:
Toledo .. 100 600 600 Oil 10 0
Milwaukee 900 010 coo 10 Il 1
Giard apa J. Murphy; Pott and
Wyatt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
REDS WIN SUGGEST
FROM PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-Cln-
cinnati batted Singleton and Winters
hard Friday and won the final game
Of the series with Philadelphia IL 10
Z.
Cliff Lee, the locals first baseman
made two homers giving him four for
the series Williams hit his 18th
circuit smash of the season IN the
eighth Score.
Cincinnati 800 $50 1OO-11 IS 3
Philadelphia .0O1 100 O5O- IS 1
Donohue and Harsrove; Singleton
Winters. Hubbell and Peters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
AMERICAN FLYERS
In GORDON BENNETT
BALLOON RACE SET
Capt. Honeywell, Maj. West
over and Lieut.. Reed, L. 5.
Entries, Ready for Start.

GENEVA. July 2S.-tBy A. Po-
Capt IT. r Honeywell Major oscar
HVostover and Lieut. Walter T. Reed
the American entries FOR the Cor
dou-Bennett spherical balloon race
August s. visited the Acron1u-l-
park Friday and expressed them>
selves as greatly pleased with the
technical arrangements that have
been made. The park IS situated or
a lofty plateau between Jura Alps
and the spurs ~ the Mount B.an
large amid The mCs- beau.lfu, scene
cry I'M Switzerland The grounds arc
~ a larger area and the facilities
for taking off are better Than ar
Brussels last year.
Pilots VIII Dee better informed Of
the direction and velocity of Che
wind than az any similar race. cap
tive balloons being stationed on
neighboring mountains % send hr
wireless a weather report every hale
hour from daybreak Angus, g. unit
8 O'Clock In the afternoon. when tho
first departure is scheduled Twenty
balloons are entered al of them
now being on the ground.
Belgium viii have three starters.
Demuyter. Lahrouse and George.
Great Britain viii have three. AIen.
Brewer and DunvlIe; France wt'r
have three. Biouame. Cormier and
Dubois; Spain viii have two. MAG
dalena and Martinezy SAM. Italy
viii have three Barbarti. Vale ard
GUgl.etmetu. and Switzerland VIII
have three. Armbruster. Ansermie-
ard Muller
The balloons will all be OF 2.2O0
cubic meters Italy alone VIII intro
duce a novelty balloon without a
net. the basket being attached 20
the bag by special coutrIvance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
Duluth Welcomes
Hoover, Sculling
Champion, Home
Winner of Diamond SOULS
Classic Receives Royal Re-
ception upon Arrival.

DULUTH, Mimi. July 2S.-tBy a.
P)-National celebrities had visited
Duluth and they were given recep-
tious. but the greeting extended Wal
ter Mccall Hoover Friday was one
unparalleled i'm the city's history and
Friday night the worlds sculling
champion, by his own words. admit
ted that Duluth seemed tickled."
Greeted by thousands on his tri-
umphal return 20 the city Friday
morning. Hoover was acclaimed 10y
many thousands as the hero Of the
hour. A huge parade. carrying in its
line of march. city. county and state
officials was led By the sculling king
who. seated between his wife and
widowed mother, waved an acknowl-
edgement OF the throng's plaudi-s
II was a hitting climax 10 Du,uth's
own Hoover day"
Inpromptu demonstrations were
sandwiched between the opening
celebration and the final touch Fri
day night After being at home WITH
his family for short time. he came
back down town-something he sell
dom did before as he was always 700
busy training Whenever ne app
peared on the streets 10 was a signal
for demonstrate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
TIGER RALLY IN THE
SIXTH STOPS SENATORS

DETROIT, Mich, July 2S. - De-
trOit punched hits off Francis in The
sixth inning after two were out.
scoring five runs and defeating
Washington. 6 70 g. Six Tigers in
succession hit safely, Blue driving
the ball over the fence with two
runners on bases. Score
Washington 200 600 OO1-3 10 2
Detroit ...... O1O COS 00x-6 13 0
Francis and Picinich: Oldham
Davis and WOOdaN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
YANKS WIN AND GO
INTO FIRST PLACE
Hurting of Jones Drop 5
Browns Williams Smacks
23rd Home Run of Year.

ST. LOUIS. July 2S-Sam Jones
pitched the New York Yanks back
into first place Friday by allowing
the st. Louis Browns only six hits
New York winning. to g. The
victory which was New York's third
in the four-game series, gave the
Yanks a half-game lead over the
Browns. WhO had held the league
leadership since June l6. The Wis
itOrs batted Kolp hard in the first
and second innings. scoring five
runs. Witt hit a homo run with two
men on bases in the second and
Williams chalked up his gard circuit
Ciout in the first with Sisler on base.
Score:
New York 49,. 141 600 1907 s >
st. Louis " 200 010 000-3 s 3
Jones and Schang; Kolp. Bayne
and SEVERED.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
DODGERS TAKE CLOSE
ONE FROM PIRATES

BROOKLYN. July 2S.-Brooklyn
made the series two out OF three by
taking a close game from Pittsburg
Friday The score ives 3 TO ., Vance
being slightly luckier than Adams.
Carey stole four bases but could not
score. Deberry's timely double in
the seventh won the game for the
Dodgers Score:
Pittsburg 100 600 1902 :
BROOKLYN ......1OO 600 2Ox--3 5 .
Adams and Gooch; Vance and
Deberry
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
Irish Grid Stars
Sign to Coach at
Various Colleges
Anderson, Shaw, ynne,
Mahre and Dooley To Teach
Youngsters Football. "

Several of last years star athletes
az Notre Dame have siEned contracts
90 coach az colleges and universities
during the coming school term. ac-
cOrding 10 Coach KnU,e RoCkne. d.
rector OF athletics at Notre Dame.
Eddie Anderson. captain OF last
years wonder eleven" and a fire.
quent choice as all-American end
during his last three years ar Notre
Dame. VIII coach az Columbia Col
lese. Dubuque. Iowa.
Wynne at Nebraska.
Buck" shaw. one of the best
tackles I'm Notre Danes history and
Western Conference winner I'm the
shot-put event, viii coach at Nevada
university
"Chet' Wynne the best light full
hack ever AT the university and the
holder Of national and state records
in the hurdle races. has signed as
coach at Midland College. Fremont
Nebraska
Harry Mahre. twice basket bal
captain of Irish teams and for three
years a great contributor TO the sue
cess Of the football elevens as center
will assist Joe Brandy at ST. Thomas
college. ST. Paul. Mimi
Build New Team.
Jim Dooley. stellar guard for the
past three years. will coach at Cath
Ollie University. Washington. ID. c.
Although ne had 81 candidates out
for football during the spring prac-
T tice sessions, Coach Rockne does not
seem overly optimistic about the
coming season. In fact he insists
that it will be an awful battle" tic
turn out team anywhere near the
standard of those representing Notre
Dame during the past three years.
Local fans. however, have great
confidence I'm Rockne as "A developer
of green material and are showing
the same optimism over the coming
schedule. that the football successes
of recent years warrants
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
JONES PITCHES CUBS
TO WIN OVER BOSTON

BOSTON. July 2S.-Percy Jones
Of Chicago, held the Braves to five
hits Friday and Chicago shut out
Boston 9 10 O.. The hitting and field
ing of Terry featured while Holloch-
er's work in the iele cut of several
possible runs for the Braves Score:
Chicago 1910 O1O 112-9 II o
Boston 900 900 900 .
Jones and O'F'arrell; Oeschger,
Braxton and O'NeiH.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
SLUGGING ATHLETICS
DEFEAT INDIANS. 1913

CLEVELAND. O., July 2S.-Phii-
adelphia continued its heavy hitting
Friday and defeated Cleveland. y
TO 8. The Athletics knocked Morton
from the box in the eighth inning
for the second time during the Sc
ries. With the game apparently
lost Manager Speaker replaced
every man on the team except ia
mieson. j Sewell and Lindsey.
Score:
Philadelphia 13C O53 O0O-12 13 I
Cleveland 100 OIL 900 3 g 5
Harris and Perkins. Morton, Lind
sey and OMEN. Seweu
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
K ounds Indicate
City Golf Links
Popularity Here
Park Board Officials An.
nounce 12.367 Rounds
on Course This Season.

Since the city's municipal golf
course has been opened this season.
golfers have played 1867 rounds
Of golf on it-most forceful evidence
Of the popularity and value OF this
recreational park asset of the city.
Without question this year will be
the most successful the municipal
course has had since its opening
three years ago. and its popularity
increases daily. on the basis of the
number OF rounds that have been
played over the course since its
opening. the average is about 1870
rounds a day
Big Holiday Crowds.
On weekdays, however. the num-
Der of rounds played Is between 100
and 100, while on Saturday and Sun
day the average is increased as the
number of rounds runs up TO approx
imately 200. The average number of
rounds played a day, however. does
not mean that there are about $50
people a day who use the course. but
a slightly less number inasmuCh a
many OF them play several rounds
instead of a single nine holes.
Up to the present time the receipts
from the course have amounted to
slightly over $500. the sum of Is
cents being collected for each round
played over the course Tn, 5 practi-
cally covers the upkeep of the course
leaving il necessary for the citY to
provide funds only for improvements
or out of the ordinary expenses of
upkeep.
May FcrtillLe Course.
Two years ago the park board ex-
pended approximately $4,000 of city
funds on the course. Last year ap-
proximately s3,50O was spent The
amount Of expense this year cannot
be aseertained yet. as it has not yet
been decided just what viii be done
in the way OF permanent improve
ments.
The grass on parts Of the course
is so worn that the department has
under consideration the fertilization
OF the entire course and sowing seed
late in the fall for next years course.
If this is done the expense will be
met by the park board from city
funds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
HOOPER'S TRIPLE WINS
FOR SOX IN THE TENTH

CHICAGO, July "a three-base
hit by Strunk following Hooper's
single, broke up a 1O-inning game
Friday In favor of Chicago, to 8.
over Boston, giving the locals three
out Of four. Score:
Boston &C.. 600 Dol OIL O-3 II I
Chicago 60. O1O 600 10 IA 10 0
Ferguson. Russell and Ruel. Fa-
Der and Schalk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
a.iO Class Pace. Heats. Purse $40
Lady Heir. BIN. by Minor Heir,
ST. Joe Valley Golf Teams
To Fight on LdDOrte Links

All six teams OF the St. Joseph
Valley Golf association will journey
to the LaPorte Country club Satur-
day for what promises 10 be the
most important matches OF the sea
son. The race has narrowed down
and the probable team champions
OF the league can BE announced at
the conclusion OF play tomorrow.
Capt Hisey's squad OF hOpefuls
will meet the Niles Buchanan squad
and should win with plenty TO spare.
Elkhart and St Joseph are tied for
frst place and both will have their
strongest line-ups in the field to
maintain their places.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
PIATNFRS WIN

The Platner Cigar store indoor
baseball club won one sided game
from the Kiwanis nine with a score
OF s 10 1 on Leeper playground
Thursday afternoon. Steller pitching
on the part Of Johnny Nyikos. was
responsible for the victory. Rock
stroh scored three triples and a home
run. Batteries for the Platner nine
were Nyikos DOley and Smith. For
the Kiwanis Roger. Rockne and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29

ST. PAIL, July 2S-Koob's Wild
ness in the third virtually gave St
Paul the second straight game from
Louisville. S 10 4 Koob walked five
men forcing two runs in that inning
before he was relieved. Score:
Louisville 5000 600 1O2 OO1-4 Q
81. Poul .. 024 Gee 02X-S +
Koob Debsrry and Myer; Benton
and Gonzales
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29
TICKLE FAME

JERSEY CNTY. y. J.. July IS.
-(By L. P)-FickIeness Of fame
was shown Just before the Leon
ard-Tendler night last night. when
Battling Nelson, former worlds
lightweight champion was thrown
out OF the stadium. Nelson
slowed away under the stands
early in the afternoon and sneak
ed into a press seat just before
the big fight. he was found
without a ticket and three cops.
none too courteously. hustled him
10 the gates and pushed him out.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29

Washington 3 Detroit q.
New York z; ST. Louis 3
Boston 3: Chicago 4. 10 innings)
Philadelphia Il. Cleveland 3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29

Let experts clean your garments,
and hats Aetna Cleaners, s16 r.
Sample 81. L-2376-adv 206-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-29

Memp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, rain.
Chattanooga o. New Orleans 6.
Nashville 8 Birmingham 4
Little Rock 9. Mobile I.