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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
MiSha zgnka Classified
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Fouul

lost and Fouu-l 10
.OST-Airdale smooth hair BLACK ana
tan Return tp GI1ie Broadway.
Mishawaka Liberal reward Az
sOST-Brindle Eoston IuU dog with
white markings. answers 10 name Ut
Bob Person harboriug this dog please
call Mishawaka 300 or BIS ~. LIST. IT,
.OST- SUNDAY. ON Third between Mil
and Well sts small gold rosary Re
turn 51G ". Third So Phone MishI-
waka 1862
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY To MEET.
The Woman's Missionary society
OF the Evangelical church will
meet with Mrs Glen Hughes. F.
Grove 81. Thursday az $3.50 O'Clock.
Every member is urged 20 attend
ADDITIONAL MISHAWAKA NEWS
OK PAGE %
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Mrs. Ella smith will entertain the
members OF the Pocohontas thimble
Thursday afternoon ar her home.
910ia Lincoln way ".
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X 9 AUxUIARY TO MEET.

The Knights of Columbus AuXil
larry will meet tonight al the K. OF
O.. home. 4 large attendance is de-
sired.
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North side Trust e Savings Co.
VIII pay 80 interest on all savings
deposits made prior TO Apr. 10 from
Apr Adv.
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Cafeteria Easter supper. Chris
tion church. Friday night Ham,
ieviled eggs picked eggs, cream po-
tatoes. cabbage. salad. roll, ice
cream. cake. coffee Advt.-l ~
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Poweu's barber shop moved 70
100 +. First ST. Now ready for
business. Advt. 30t7
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Lots For sale


Gated. at reasonable prices Buy your
lot ~ me aud ] viii build you a house
on easy payments. Seymour Jansen.
113 Lincoln Way W. Phone Misha-
waka 1872 ST
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North side Trust & Savings Co.

vt TT ''It4N AAf't a VI IIi+-e %
VIII pay - interest OF all savings
deposits made prior 70 Apr. IL from
Apr. ADV.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms without Board 6s
FOR BENT-Two sleeping rooms. mod
cru at f1G w Fourth ST.. or call az
t1G w Fourth 81 Nishawaka 81
Rooms For Housekeeping. 90
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished front
rooms an modern. Phone MiShawaFa
1892 5t1
FOR RENT-TwO suites of light house
Keeping rooms on ground floor. pri-
vat. entrance. Inquire at 90 =. Attn 1t itr
FOR RENT rooms. gas light and
watcr- Also garage. AZ SIS T. Grove st
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Wantcd-To Rent 81
WANTED TO RENT-A or 6 room
house or apartment furnished or nm
furnished. iD Nish1waka Must be good
location. reasonable rent. eau Main
i-H ASS for Mrs Ayres
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale 50
FOR SALE-New six room bungalow, All
modern. $1,000. stark Realty Co 1T
TWO MODERN T-ROOM dwellings on
East Fourth ST. for sale. Prices right.
Liberal terms Insurance Dept. First
Trust q Savings Bank. Phone Misha-
v1ha - and 200 2Stli
WV LIST OF HOMES
TOO BE SOLD on a SMALL
PAYMENT DOWN
5-room house part modern, Afford
5rcom house part modern; Borley
5rgom house part modern; S Union
5.room part modern. ne~; W. sth:
groom house part modern; " 10th
5000
Groom part modern house Oak st;
bargain.
Groom house. part modern; W. 18th
7-room house. part modern; E 4tb;
room house. part modern; south of
S-room house strictly modern
south Main ST. $500.
ANY oNE cF THE ABOVE WILL
EE SOLD on MONTHLY PAYMENT
Phone Nrshawaka ISL
COLpAERT REALTY CORPORATION
l-tS lincoln WAY West n
FOR SAIE - 81 modern nine-T0Om
house. three blocks from center Of
town. on paved street. Cheap III sold
az once. Inquire $40 w Third 81 24tf
FOR SALE-1f Won have S1.jOOOO for
first payment and see me within the
next five DAYS. YOU can get q real bar
Eair tn q seven room. al modern. we'll
built home one block from car line /.
fine shade. corner Tot. 50 feet frontage.
fun depth. iu good ueighhorhoOd
Owner needs money, and will sacri-
fee 90 ger 30. kervtn, over First Ma
tonal Bank. 2gu
FOR SALE-Sevral high class mOders
homes at right prices. kerwiD. over
First National
SES-Some bargains In real estate
3 room house price s11Oo. n sold az
once viii take Ford truck or good
horse as part payment. 3 room house.
price S415. bargain room house
price 50 500 must Dee sold az once. a
good location. real bargain. W. c.
Sherrick. Niihurn Hotel, Mishawaka,
Ind
f BUNGALOW for sale: strictly modern /;
seven rooms Inquire az 1S Z. Eighth
/ GOOD HOMES built 90 easy terms John
/ Bldg Mishawaka Phone Mish. ZSSS
FOR SALE-Good seven-room house on
the north side now vacant, partly mod
ern. See stark Realty. Co. New four
room house. all modern, on paved
I street $500 stark Realty Co
Lots For Sale So
FOR SALE-Several choice lots well lO-
Gated. 90 reasonable prices Buy your
lot ~ me and ] viii build You a house
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FINANCIAL
MERCHANDISE
Household Goods

HOusc1OId GOOds- %
HOT sEHOLD GOODS-For SaIe-Baby
Grand piano. davenport table. desk
child's bed . Oriental rugs 9xt2 gas
stove garden hose Also bought can
ned goods Cali MIshawaka 341
FOR sALE-Gak library table. in Al
ccndltion; 90 1851 Lincoln Way East
Al
FOR SALE Kitchen cabinet gas range.
oak library table. oak dresser. com
plete bed. Fictrola. and 9NiZ rug 1919
II Fourth 60 Phone Mlshawaka 1870
4u
FOR SALE-Large ice box holds I60
ms 0f ice. 40 3l4 s. Wells e. John
Esonewltter. Phone Mlshawaka L1e.
4t3
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BUSINESS SERVICE


SERVICES OFFEFED-We clean rugs
on your floors Hamilton Beach way a.
work guaranteed Give MS t-.al
Phone Mishaw1k8 $50 ITO
WANTED Carpenter and repair v'-b
Price right r. VI. Stage. $40 IS Laurel
ST Phone Nishawlka ---~ can eve
ninCs IrT
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AUTOMOBILES


TSFD CARS-I8I7 OvesIand. 5000 o.
1920 Oakland $500 90. 1919 Maxwell
800 90 1920 Ford tou- 500 ou eau
Mfthawnka "a M
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Johnson MOTOR WHEEL for sale.
Full equipment. in good condition. Au.
ply in person after p. u. 80 vs.
Third ST. or phone Nishawak3 1872
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NI.reery stock


Lead 100 d. lots S12OO. 5oU IN Icts.
81 so Orders taken evenings also
Phone Mishawuka 1So9 a. + Coax.
proprietor 1902 vs.. Fourth ST Mlsha-
Waka. or
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted-FcmaIe.

WANTED Ftrst.rilsS paper hanger at
Shern berrt-~ 1876 y Main So SRI
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MERCHANDISE

Household Goods. 50
FOR SALE Small golden oak dresser.
new for $50 no 1922 F. Mishawaka Av.
5t1
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PRACTICAL NURSING wanted can
awake 1900 "fI
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BUNGALOW for sale. strictly modern /:
seven rooms. Inquire az 21S E. Eighth
st 17tf
GOOD HOMES built On easy terms. John
c. Farweil. General Contractor. Reed
Bldg Mishawaka. Phone Mish. ZiSS
FOR SALE-Good seven-room house on
the north side. now vacant. partly mod
ern. See stark Realty Co New four
room house. all modern, on paved
street $3.50 stark Realty Co
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Many Parties in Villas for
Society Circus at the Pier

and Mrs. Byron S. Watson. Mrs. Rush
Sturgess, Mrs. John o. Ames, Mrs. John
e. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick B. Read, Mr..
and Mrs Richard S. Aldrich. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Kilvert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Houghton p. Metcalf Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur ID. Champlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Il.
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. Wharton Poor,
William C. Marrow. Miss Marguerite
Prescott. Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Mccormack
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Churchill.
As an aftermath to the society cir
Gus at Scarborough the polo men and
their associates will stage a sports ball
at Hotel de la PLACE on Friday night.
August IL. On the committee OF ar
rangements for this ball are Henry II
Kane and s. Hinman Bird Of New York,
William c. Marrow Of Washington, Capt
Isaac II. Emerson of Baltimore. Earl
Alexander OF Elizabeth, n. j.. T.. $. y.
Randolph. L. s. r. Randolph, Jr. John
r. Fell and John w. Converse OF Phila-
delpha and Robert j. +. Sullivan OF
Providence.
The committee plans to decorate the
first floor Of the hotel including the
lobby dining rooms and dancing per-
COLA, with sporting paraphernalia Of va
rious sports. including polo. golf. tennis.
canoeing, hunting. fishing. croquet,
shooting. yachting and racing. Those
who attend the ball will wear sports
costumes OF all sorts. The attendance
will be exclusive and limited 70 200.
The majority OF these viii attend din
ner parties before the ball in the sea
dining rooms OF the hotel.
A notable event OF the coming week
will be an auction bridge tournament
at the Casino on Wednesday afternoon
for the benefit Of the Village Improve
ment Association. composed OF promi-
nent women OF the villa colony. Mrs.
Henry Breevort Kane or New York. as
chairman Of the committee, Is in charge
OF the bridge. assisted by Mrs Mason
Pfizenmayer or New Haven and Miss
Sarah Wolley OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs, william 81 Tnnis OF
Providence and Watch Hill. Frances NJ.
Weld OF Providence. Amory Coolidge of
Boston and Frank Allen Of New York
are the members OF q week end house
party at Overcliffe on Ocean road, the
villa OF Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton r. Met
calf Of Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard S. Aldrich Of
Providence motored from their country
place at watch Hill and arc the guests
of MFR. and Mrs. Ernest r. ". Metcalf
of Providence at East Seafield for the
society circus.
Mr.. and Mrs George Roosevelt Of
New York are the week end guests Of
Miss Marguerite Prescott Of Washing
ton at Prescote. on Central street tho
villa of her parents the Rev. and Mrs
Philip NJ Prescott
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Spear Hudson
OF England. the former In the British
diplomatic service. arrived at Nara
gansett the last week and arc the guests
Of Mrs. Hudson's father. Mr.. Philip $.
r. Randolph, at wild Field Farm for
the rest OF the season.
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Beverly Has Hopes
President Will Be
There This Season

Special Dispatch TO TIE NEw yoaR HERALD.
BEVERLY, Mass, Aug. ).
w nth the arrival Of August.
A midsummer gayeties on the
North Shore are approaching
their height and the coming week will
be a busy one. featured by the visit Of
the New York Yacht Club to Marble
head. Plans are being made for much
entertaining IN honor Of the visiting
yachtsmen and their guests.
There was much interest shown this
week over the plans for Secretary of
the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon leas-
ing Avalon. the Aver cottage at Pride's
Crossing, for the balance Of the season.
President Harding has been planning
for cruise along the Maine coast to
Bar Harbor. and IL the plan is carried
out q Beverly visit was expected for
Pride's Crossing, a Beverly suburb,
would make a delightful stopping
place for a break in the cruise. For
four summers, during the Taft Admin
istration. Beverly was the nations
summer capital.
For the benefit OF the Elizabeth Pea
body Settlement House at Boston Mrs.
T. jefferson Coolidge IS to open her
music room at her Coolidge Point estate
On Sunday afternoon. August H. Tor a
concert program. John Barclay. the
English barytone. will sing and Leslie
Puswell OF the Gloucester colony will
read. Mrs. Coolidge Mrs. $. Y. r.
Crosby Mrs. Thomas y. Gannet. Jr..
Mrs J. S. Raymond. Mrs. q. f. Warren
end Mrs. Guy Waring Of the North Shore
colony are among those Interested In
the success Of the affair
Mrs. Walter D. Denegre Is II open
her house. villa Crest. at Manchester,
FOR a sale in aid OF the Massachusetts
Association for occupational Therapy.
giving assistance in disqualification for
the disabled veterans Of the war The
sale is 70 take place next Friday after
room and the articles 20 be offered In
clude those made by veterans in che
hospitals.
Mr.. william II. Moore Of Rockmarge
Prides Crossing. has returned from New
York. where he has becn spending a
week. Mr. Moore has one of the finest
ssrings OF horses on the North shore
tut has not been able to give as much
attention to his favorites this summer
Us uSuhl
Mrs. Henry r. Sears OF thc Beverly
Cove colony was the hostess for nota-
bic asscmblage Of colonists for a lecture
given By Guy Erwin. the blind French
soldier, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Lucilus NJ. Sargent Of tho Sar-
gent House. at Prides Crossing. Is en-
tertsining Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. New
bold Of Hyde Park, n y. Mrs. Newbold
Is a sister Of Mrs. Sargent
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Sloane OF New
York arc at the Oceanside. at Magnolia,
for tho remainder Of the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spraguc. Jr.. OF
New York arc with Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Spraguo at their Paradise road home
at Swampscott for North Shore visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus W. Scott Of New
York are at tho New Ocean House, at
Swampscott. for the remainder of the
season. MFR. and Mrs r. T.. Switzer OF
Brooklyn have also been at the New
Ocean House.
The New York herald., 1922-08-06

NARRAGANSETT PiER, X. L., Aug. D.
~ TARRAGANSETT'S gay summer
IN season is now at food tide and
August stretches away in a
social perspective of brilliant events,
to continue until the end Of the month.
Polo, OF course, is proving major at
traction and the polo men in town arc
to the fore in everything.
Hotels are now well filled-so fun in
sact, that the Massasoit and Imperial
hotels have been turning guests away
for a fortnight.
To-day many OF the villas are filed
with house parties here for the society
circus at the Scarborough Beach Bath
ing Club tonight. when long line OF
automobiles sped down ocean 70 nlieu
with gay young people. and some OF
their elders, the majority of them ID
all sorts OF nondescript costumes, rep
resenting clowns, bareback riders, cir
Gus performers and animals.
Arrived at the Scarborough Beach
Club from many costume dinner parties
In the villas the motley company found
themselves in an interior Stimulating
circus tent with a circus ring in the
center, and tiers OF benches around IL,
where were seated the spectators. All
sorts OF amusing stunts and vaudeville
featured the show and later there was
dancing.
The circus was promoted by twenty
men OF the colony. including several OF
the polo players. They were T. ,. =.
Randolph Of Philadelphia, president OK
the Point Judith Polo Club I. ,. +.
Randolph. Jr.. John II. Fell, John W.
Converse OF Philadelphia, all polo play
ers. Also there were William DAVIS
Miller. Robert III. r. Goddard. Houghton
y. Mctcalf, william Gammell Jr John
O. Ames, John r. Lewis. Rush sturgcss
and Rowland Hazard OF Providence and
Narragansett. Also ). Hnman Bird,
Warren Kinney. Edward T. Welsh.
Frank Samuel. Caryl Roberts. e. Y.
Wainwright. William r. Wright. John
Welsh and T. Peace Hazard.
Among those giving dinners before
the circus party were Mr.. ana Mrs.
John o. Ames OF Providence al sea
Down, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert "A. l. God
dard at Indian Rock and Mr. and Mrs.
John Lowber Welsh at Shadow Farm.
Among others present we're Mrs. :. Hin
man Bird Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kin
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. McAdoo, Mr.
and Mrs James @. Blaine, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Hurrah. Mrs. John u. Fell. Mrs.
Caryl Roberts Mrs. T.. $. 7. Randolph,
Jr.. Mrs. John w. Converse, Mrs. Alex
ander Brown. Miss Kitty Penn Smith
and Miss Lisa Norris.
Also Miss Mary Norris, Mr. and Mrs.
George N. Pouleff, Mrs. 6. II. VAIN
wright, Mrs. william It. Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Parsons Cross. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowland Hazard. Mrs. Robert II. 1.
Goddard, Mrs. William Davis Miller, Mr..
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
w Sumner Resorts Call TO tho Countru~ ~
Parties Aboard Yachts Add
to the Gayety of Newport
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Curtiss James and Colonel and
Mrs Robert M Thompson Among Those Enter
tanning Friends-Many Dinner Parties
Special Dispatch to THE NEW YorK HERALD.

SpecalD Dispatch to The
r. /
York;
brought much entertaining Mr.
100
largest fleet
Taller,
Henry Howard Arthur
Bradford Nathaniel
Thayer, Soe Miss Maude Wemore
Thursday diner Friday by Mr. and Mrs William
Wdener
Monday
of title rene
u.
ington, chic OF
daughters
the
Mast
a
interested the annual
August 49, interesting former exhibit
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
other Arrivals In stockbridge.

Mr.. Eliot Wadsworth, Assistant Sec
retary OF the Treasury, and Mrs. Wads-
worth were among the arrivals this
week at the Red Lion Inn, at Stock
bridge. Mrs. John West Hornor OF New
York arrived on Monday for the season.
She was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Hornor, Jr. Among others
there are Mrs. Charles Gordon Knox,
Miss Julia +. sherman, Mrs. Charles IL.
Mellon and Miss Eleanor NJ. Mellon of
Morristown, y. j. :: Mrs. George Law,
Miss Ethel and Miss Anita Law, DR.,
and Mrs. Edwin A. Holbrook Mr. and
Mrs. Frank J. Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. y.
Compton Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
y. Du Bots OF New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hanna and Miss Leonora
Hanna OF Caldwell. ". J., and Mr.. and
Mrs Bradford Merrill OF Great Neck,
l.. 7.
Casting for goldfish in tho dining
room fountain OF the Maplewood Hotel
at Pittsfield Is favorite diversion OF
a number of visitors there. Maplewood
arrivals this week included Mr.. and Mrs.
william b. Isham, Mrs. Emily Brins-
made. Miss Grace Gilbert and Mr.. and
Mrs Wilson N. Olcott OF New York
Mrs. S. VI. Beard of Orange. ". j.. and
Mrs Gertrude Van G. Du Bois OF Plain
field n. J.
Mr.. Dwight Partridge OF Bedford,
NJ Y. MIR. Charles Fritz and Mr.. Charles
Fritz. Jr., OF Philadelphia, Pa. were
guests OF Mr.. Benjamin Durant Ticknor
al the Berkshire Inn. Great harrington,
this week. Among other arrivals there
were DR. and Mrs. William w. irving,
Mr. and Mrs. ". 6. Howe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank n, Vreeand, MIR. and Mrs n. r.
Garfield, Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Holden
DIR. G. NJ. Cauldwell. Mr.. and Mrs. E. j..
Van BuslsirS. Mr. and Mrs. Ira T. Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Colt johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. :. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
schaefcr and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Reed
OF New York. and Mrs T. #. wads-
worth Of Minneapolis, MINI.
The New York herald., 1922-08-06

Special Dispatch 70 THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
NARRAdANsETT PIER, II. l., Aug. ..
n TARRAGANSETT'S gay summer
season Is now at food tide and
August stretches away In a
The New York herald., 1922-08-06

tournament at Great harrington closed
tonight with one of the largest dances
OF the season. a tea and bridge at the
clubhouse during the week were in
charge OF Mrs. John ii. c. Church, Mrs.
Arthur u. Whitney, Mrs. Paul G.. Down
ing. Mrs. Charles l.. wetherbee. Mrs.
Edward r, Davis, Mrs. George L. Taylor
and Mrs. Robert Rising
Brig. Gen. Henry A. Smith, u. s. A. !;
Commander Forde A. Todd. U. S. NJ,
and Mrs. Todd. who are at the Greylock
Hotel. In Williamstown, are among the
daily players on the Taconic Club golf
course. Among other arrivals at the
Greylock are Commander Theodore II.
Krichtman, u. S. N, and Mr.. Philip u.
Krichtman of Montclair n. j.. DIR. b.
NJ. Anderson. Jr. Commander and Mrs
David C. Patterson, DR. S. G.. Mcleod,
Mr.. j. Nelson Borland, Mr.. Albro Akin
of New York. the Misses Alletta L. and
Florence Clarke OF Garden City. l.. /. (;
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Culbertson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Sidwell of
Washington, d. c.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
James T. Crane and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rison Decker OF Stamford. Conn.
Miss Mary d. Brooks OF New York is
among those who ride daily through the
Woolsey forest trails of the Aspinwall
Aspinwall are DR.. and Mrs. George
Wendell Phillips OF Boston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. lie Grand Beers, Mrs. John +.
Barkley and Miss Jane Barkley, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Macy Chamberlin. Mrs. Robert
w. Ebling. Mr.. Clifford Brokaw. Mr..
and Mrs. S. Fred Griffin and Mrs Ivy
L. Lee Of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. r. ii.
rockingham of Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Morrill, Banner of Scarsdale and Mr..
and Mrs. Horace ii. Furness Of Phila-
delphia.
Bridge, musicales, tennis and clock
golf are among the amusements enjoyed
by visitors at Heaton Hall, IN stock
bridge. Among the arrivals there this
week were Mrs. Robert Coleman Kemp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Bryant. Miss
Ella Bryant and Mrs. +. L. Colcord OF
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Lester Tyr
rell. Mr. and Mrs. John w. Reuter-. Miss
Caroline Reuter-, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
r. Gay, Mr. William r. Gay, Mr.
Charles Cortes, Mr.. Archie Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Kowenhoven Of Brook
lyn and Mr.. and Mrs George ]. Carr
and Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Russell OF
Montclair. n. J.
The New York herald., 1922-08-06

Special Dispatch to THE Nzw York HERALD
LENox, Mass, Aug. 5.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-25
Middleweight Champ
Reinstated; Issues
Challenge to Greb

Boston. July 24.-Johnny Wilson
m~iddleweight champion. and Marty Xii.
lilea, his manager. Monday were re.
instated by the Massachusetts, boxing
commission.
Wilson and his manager were sus-
pended in Massachusetts. January 5
following the action of the New York
boxing commission in ~suspending the
two when Wilson refused to meet Harry
Greb of Pittsburgh in New York, after
killilea had signed a contract for the
bout. Killilea said he signed the con.
tract in order to obtain Wilson's share
of the proceeds Of the Bryan Downey-
Wilson fight staged last Labor day in
Jersey City.
AS soon as the commissions decision
was announced. Wilson issued a chal-
lenge to Greb for a bout in this state.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-25
TR|MREDs
IN TOURNEY PLAY
ON DINNER WAGE
NewlOn's Men Take
Nine of II Matches; H. F..
JOhnsOn's Is Low Score.

The Blues defeated the Reds and
enjoyed a dinner at the expense Of
the losers at the Meadow Lark Coun-
try club Saturday afternoon, the win
ners taking nine of II matches. The
tournament will be the first of a
series of afternoon tournaments, the
contests being open to the members
and their guests.
H. F. Johnson turned in the low
medal score for the nine holes, closely
followed by several other players of
the tourney. Ed Newton. captain Of
the winning Blues. led off for Ills team
by defeating Lew Simpson, captain Of
the Reds. Other results were: Will
Hams. Blues; Thomas NJ. Mackey, Reds.
defeated Joe Weese, Blues: Robert
Ferguson. Blues, defeated I. W.
Church, Reds; H. F. Johnson, Reds,
defeated DR.. Gowan Ferguson, Blues;
Dan Tracy. Reds, defeated Simon
Silverman, Blues; AL Strobehn, Blues.
defeated DR.. j. F. Buehler Reds:
Joseph McCracken. Reds, defeated
Gerald S. Frary, Blues: Harry Wood,
Blues, defeated Harry L. Cali. Reds;
Fred Pierson, Blues, defeated G. s.
O.Brien. Reds; DR.. A. F. Longeway,
Blues, defeated r. ]. Stallman, Reds;
A. B. Casteel, Blues. defeated David
Wertheim, Reds; ROLAND ]. White.
Blues, defeated Ray McPherrin. Reds;
Wallace Mckenzie. Blues. defeated DR..
D. K. Woods. Reds: NJ. z. Smeltz,
Reds. defeated Ed Wilkinson, Blues;
Folsom, Reds. defeated DR.. Lomax,