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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23

The city council. called together
hy Mayor " " Dodge. met in the
council chambers OF the city hall
last night, and IN five minutes passed
a resolution for the purchase OF -
acres OF property on the east side
Of Mishawaka for the erection of a
new high school IN the immediate
future
Just as the big clock in IN, lobby
struck eight o'clock, the cCunciimen
files: out OF the city clerks Office.
where a spirited discussion had been
held. and entered the chamber with
determination showing in every
movement. conscious that they were
facing a crisis IN = matter that had
caused the entire voting population
OF Mishawaka concern since the
school board OF the city had am
rounced .ts intention TO erect the
proposed high school ln the Wenger
addition 70 This city.
No Time Lost
There was no time lost in getting
down 20 business. Mayor Dodge. In
a few terse phases. announced that
the meeting had been called 70 con
slider the resolution that had been
presented az the regular meeting
last Monday night IN regard 70 pur-
chase OF the property for the cree
ton OF the new high school City
Clerk Joseph De Lorenzi was then
instructed 20 read the following no
tice that had been served by Motor
cycle officer Marchant upon each
member or the council Monday aft
ernoon.
You are hereby notified that.
under and by virtue Of the author
ity vested in me as Mayor of the City
OF Afishawaka Ind. a special meet
ing Of the Common Council OF said
city is hereby called TO meet ar 1870
o'clock Monday night. May p. 1922.
In the Council Chamber. for the pur-
pose OF considering resolution ask
Ing that consent and authority be
given 10 the school city of Msha-
waka. Ind. to acquire by purchase
or otherwise. land in the Wenger
Realty Co.'S addition 90 the city of
Mishawaka.
The clerk is hereby directed TO
serve a copy OF this notice on each
and every member Of the Common
Council and make due return Of
such service az said special meet
ms"
Resolution of Purchase.
The resolution was then read by
city Atty. Charles Bingham. 1t was
as follows:
BE il resolved by the Common
Council Of the city or Mishawaka
that consent and authority is hereby
given 10 the school city OF Misha-
waka 10 acquire by purchase or
otherwise, each of the following de-
scrlbed lots in the Wenger Realty
cos addition 20 the city of Misha-
waka ST Joseph county state OF In
diana
Lots numbered 6, Z. s. O. 10 II. 70
I3. Il. Is. 16. L. IS. 10. 90. q. p.
%. "a. 25. %. p. %. %. 20. so. 81.
So. Sc. 81. So 56, 81. SIS. 80. 60, 81,
So. 60 81. So. 90 and also the fol
lowing described lots In the Lincoln
Garden Realty cos addition TO the
city or Mishawaka. St. Joseph coun-
~. state Of Indiana. lots numbered
II. u. Is. Il. Is. 16. Il. Is, 10 90
81. p. g. q. %. Is, ., 2s 20 80
81. %. 80. So. 81. IS. 80. so 81 O.
So. 81. SO. 60. 90. IS. 60. 20 y, -
-.
And the school CITY is hereby
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A. z. Kuhn. for coal. sand and
concrete blocks. 12i z. Mishawaka
ave. Phone Mish. 700. Advt 22t6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23

Mrs Louis Tackles. 54s W. Sew
enth ST entertained the nurses OF
the graduating class Of St. Joseph
Hospital Nurses Training school at
her home Saturday evening. Lunch
con was served Covers were laid
for 10. Decorations were spring
flowers. Dancing was one Of the
features OF the evening Miss Mary
Copp and Mrs Emma CubbOda con-
tributed vocal selections. Miss
Grace Fuzzy was the pianist
Get your greenhouse plants and
order your cut flowers at Powelrs
greenhouse, 1915 Margaret ST. Phone
Mishawaka 40 Advt 20t10
Edgewater Floral Place for
funeral flowers. Phone 70 Adv.-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
MiShaN,aka Classified
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For sale.

Houses For Sale. 81
FOR SALE-Three nearly new bunga
lows i'm good locations. ranging In
price from S4.50O TO $4,000. stark
Realty Co. l2t9
FOR SAIE-Some good bargains In six
and seven room houses. two o. them
vacant stark Realty co. l2t9
FOR SALE room cottage in East
End Gas. electric lights Only S3f1
down Seymour Jansen, Lawyer.
Phone Mishawaka 1912. 3tl
FOR SALE-S-1O cash New five room
bungalow an rooms Of good size cleo
trir lights well. large corner lot.
Eighth and Cleveland. $500 balance
small monthly payments Colpaert
Realty Corp. 1865 Lincoln Way ".
FOR SALE-13 rooms. modern. we'll 10
Gated. for rOoming house. rooms all
occupied owner wishes 20 retire
stark Realty Co. Mishawaka. 16-I
10 ROOM HOUSE With two complete
hath rooms. good furnace and garage
for fear cars. 3 blocks from center.
$500 income IF $50 Per month. J. n
krrwju over First National bank
1itf
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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auto 90 be given away by Knights ~
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Board Of Public Works
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FOB SALE-SeFeral high class modem
bomes a. right prices. Ksrwin, over
firgf National
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FOR SALE-pining room table. bufe
and rug and chairs. 317 ". First ST.
Evening journal., 1922-03-11
INDIANS
DESCO HOLDS s.
POINT LEAD NOW

Before the largest crowd that
ever witnessed a ouoit game in this
city, Desco defeated p, B. and W.
r. r. a. A. quot team in three out
of five hard-fought games last night.
The crowd of fans was on edge until
the last point was made.
Haley. who is a loyal follower OF
the railroaders, was on hand with
his razzing gun. but Joe Martin and
his boys from Fourth and Union
soon made him take back seat
This victory gives Desco a lead OF
five games for the second half. with
only five games to be played. The
best the railroaders can possibly do
will be tie Desco.
These two teams will meet in a
series to decide the championship OF
the Wilmington City Quoit League,
the time and place TO be announced
later.
Evening journal., 1922-03-11
OLD SWEDES- GRACE ON
EDCEFIOR SECOND GAME

with the City League champion
ship settled all eyes are centered on
the Church League championship
series now being fought at the Y.
NJ. c.. A. Tonight the second game
Of the Grace-Oid Swedes Series will
be staged starting promptly at 500
o'clock McCabe and slverbrook
will play the preliminary game.
Grace easily won the first game
of the Church League championship
series by a 46 to rs score but Il Is
predicted that they will run up
against an entirely different team
tonight in the old swedes Five. on
Tuesday night the Swedes were not
out on the floor 20 win. but merely 20
let the fans know that they were
there Two OF their players were
on edge for the ST. Mary's-Mt. Yer
non game. making it impossible for
them to give the best in them TO the
old Swedes boys. Consequently.
Grace had a walkover. This win
not be so tonight for the Eastsiders
will 20 on the wooden ways with
but one thought In mind. To de-
| feat Grace. With nothing on the
minds OF the players. they should
give Chambers cage crew one OF the
hardest fights they have had this
season. Should they not defeat
Grace, they should give a better ac-
count OF themselves than they aid
in the first game OF the series.
The old Swedes boys will be with
out Wolfe tonight a. ne Is sick in
Evening journal., 1922-03-11
SALESIANUM HANGS
ONE ON BIG FIVE

The Philadelphia All-scolastics,
minus several OF their stars. were
defeated In a well played and close
~ contested basketball game in ST.
Josephs Hall. Eleventh and French
streets, last night. "a 20 26 by Sales
ianum.
The game was featured by some
clever playing by both quintets, the
guarding OF the locals being excep-
tionally good. The Scholastics ex-
celled in the passing end OF the game,
but seemed 20 be bothered by the
lack OF playing space. Both teams
missed many tries az the basket.
Abrahams and Cheochessky Of the
visitors were ruled out OF the game
for personal fouls. but as only six
men made the trip from Philadel-
phia with the team and no substi-
tutes were available. both men we're
allowed to return to the game.
Sheehy. the crack center man OF the
Gold and White. was also banished
for personal fouls. but also was al
lowed 10 return. Kerrigan. who took
sheehy's place al center during his
enforced absence. got four field
goals
The guarding OF Micha and Dolan
featured for the winners while
Abrahams was the leading light for
the visitors getting IL points OF his
teams total. Sheehy was the high
scorer OF the game with IS points.
gcora.
Evening journal., 1922-03-11
FUNNY PLAYS CAN HAPPEN IN BASEBALL

the batsman.
II the batsman hadn't offered at
the ball nothing out OF the ordinary
would have happened. The batter
seeing It was cripple elected to
swing and hit the ball over the left
field fence for a home run.
Il seemed TO the fans that this hit
had won the game for the home
team. II was a tough spot for yours
truly. had called a balk and been
heard. When a balk is called play
suspends. the ball that was hit over
the fence meant nothing.
All that I could do was advance
the runner who was on first 20 sec
ond on the called balk. was forced
to make the batter who had sent the
ball over the fence bat over.
Crowd Was Peeved.
AS Is usually the case he fouled
out on the next bali pitched. retiring
the side and giving the visiting team
the game.
Naturally I was anything but a
favorite with that crowd.
This IS Just one OF scores OF sim
liar happenings that have observ-
ed on the ball field during 30 years
OF umpirlng.
No unusual situation was ever
produced on the ball field that didn't
have a bit OF bone-headed work
concealed somewhere.
Il IS the doing Of things contrary
10 the way the rules prescribe them
that results IN freak plays.
So when you start doping out the
baseball problem just work on IN,
theory thar one mustn't take any.
thing for granted In baseball. and
you will az least arrive at a conclu
sion that viii please you. even II 8
doesn't carry Off the first prize.
Evening journal., 1922-03-11
s PO r 7 s G. -; /
HdnOUer Games

Three games OF basketball be-
tween Church League teams win
be presented In Hanover gym to-
night. The schedule which will
not interfere with the playing OF
the second game OF the series
for the Church League cham
pionship bctNccn Old Swcdcs
and Grace. viii he as follows,
starting at 7.3O O'Clock.
Epworth ". First-Central.
Grace Reserves vs.. Hanover.
Brandywine W. Goodman.
IL will be seen that First Di-
vision and Second Division
teams are the opponents I'm all
Of the games. The triple bill OF
the court sport for the Hanover
gym was arranged before the
dates for the Church League
championship were set. They
will not conflict with the big
Church League series at the Y.
Evening journal., 1922-03-11
FOOTBALL MEN MAY
DRAFT NEW RULES

The intercollegiate football rules
committee met last night az the Bilt-
more TO consider some important
changes. The changes will not be
completed until some time today.
Major Charles Daly's substitution
FOR the goal kick after touchdown
will receive earnest consideration.
Major DAILY proposes that after a
touchdown has been scored the team
scoring it should he given one play
10 take the ball across the line. They
may kick. rush or pass 20 do this. II
successful the play will net one
point.
The committee Is sure to take
some drastic action to check clip
ping and unnecessary rouFhness.
This matter was gone over fully at
the meetings OF the coaches prior 10
last nights gathering.
Another change will be made 20
check certain shift plays which per-
NIT players 20 get momentum before
the ball Is passed This time the
committee will take considerable
pains TO make this issue clear.
There will be some minor changes
all OF which have already been dis
cussed.
Evening journal., 1922-03-11
CITY LEAGUERS
SET FOR GAMES
Bankers and Brokers Adj
mitted UNANIMOUSLY and
Rules Adopted
TEN CLUBS ON
EDGE FOR PLAY

The City Baseball League is now
set for the playing season.
Complete business and preliminary
details were arranged at meeting
held in The Evening journal officc-
last night and now the managers
are awaiting the cry play Ball"
BY unanimous vote the Bankers
and Brokers Club was admitted to
membership, replacing the Keystone
Field Club. which completed tho
race last year and failed TO take ad-
vantage OF the renewal OF It's fran
chise. The schedule and rules were !.
adopted. The former will be pub
lished IN these columns on Monday
and the latter on Wednesday.
one important rule added to the
original regulations. the City
League cooperating with the County
League In adopting a measure which
makes Il impossible for players TO be
signed by both circuits at the same
time. The new rule adopted by the
Warren loop reads that no player
can play in the City League who Is
signed In the County League It.
makes Il possible for released
County League player to come over-
to tho City League. but he cannot
perform In the latter circuit until IA
days after the approval OF his con-
tract. There will be an Interchange
OF contracts between President War
rem OF the City League and President
Winter OF the County League. This
will insure the enforcement OF the
rule and cooperation between the
two circuits.
Another rule written into me
City League code was the adoption
OF the Draper and Maynard ball as
the official ball OF the league.
With the admittance OF the Bank
ers the league retained It's ten-club
membership. The roster OF the loop
comprises the following teams:
Eastlake, st. Hedwig's. Edge Noor.
! 81. Mary's, Defiance. ChesroolS. Union
b Krebs, Seventh Ward. and Bankers
3 and Brokers.
Evening journal., 1922-03-11
st. Hedwig'S A. A. Dots
BY "GUESS WHO"

Sally says the water Is too muddy
TO catch FISH. You hang around the
creek 80 much, Sally the fish all
know you.
George Rittenhouse asked Buck
Joe 20 get him some ten-penny nails
and sharpy yelled I got six cents"
Deep stun
We see that Teddy the baker IL
getting ready. new blue suit. brown
vest. patent leather shoes. Now fell
lows all on for Anchorage street.
So you are saving up a sock for
a vacation down at the canal this
summer. One grand fall and of
then, 40 long Fishy.
Hop on him Nellie. Hop on him
girl. He's gone TO work now. Make
Zulu buy you that new pair Of
shoes he ruined dancing with you.
Now Johnny Matlnski Is in love.
She's as bright as the stars up
above:
Her hair It Is red. and her brains
ain't there,
And he called her his sweet turtle
dove.
Cooney and Yibby you ought not
70 scare those little boys. / guess
you want US TO buy flowers or hire
an undertaken.
''Chick Little" seems TO be wor-
rled. He looks awful down hearted
II must be love. What's the matter
"Chlck" did "Powder-Puff'' beat
your time?
Kid Boots Is sure some quiet fel-
low,
He can fight and the Kid is not
yellow;
Boots you behave,
You are not IN a cave;
We will get you a pound OF marsh
mallow
Kiyi IS always shooting on about
work. why don't you give the wind
a chance2 II you had the President'i
/ Job you would quit.
Evening journal., 1922-03-11

bed. wahls. schafer. Smith and
Marden should give better account
OF themselves IN this game as they
were quite worried and on edge be-
cause OF the controversy taking
place IN the papers when they went
into the first battle. Manager
Marden would not say this morning
who would play forward in the place
OF Wolfe
Jimmie Chandler. Grace pilot.
said he expected a harder fight TO
win this game than ne had In the
nrst battle but would be ready for
anything which might take place.
Chandler Is anxious to get the
series over and his men viii also be
In the game TO win. and they expect
to. The Grace boys have been tax
ing a little rest this week with the
expectations OF being IN the best II
shape when they go on the floor to-
night The men 10 start the game
will be a. follows;-Chandler and
"Cnn'' Garvine forwards. "Bill"
Greenwood center. Jack Garvine and
"Clapper' LonEacre guards.
From all indications and with
both teams taking nothing but VIC
tory. this should be the fastest game
in Wilmington basketball history.
The first game. between Nc
Cabe and Silverbrook. will start at
s 90 o'clock and the most talked OF
game in Wilmington Grace W. old
swedes" will 90 on Immediately az
ter.
Evening journal., 1922-03-11

Ping Bodie. who always furnished
plenty OF copy for the newspapers.
had two stories he liked 10 tell Of
an experience he had while playing
an exhibition game at san Quentin
prison. near san Francisco.
II there was one thing that Ping
liked to do. IL Is hit the old pill. It
Is sweet music TO Bodies ears when
he crashes one on the nose for a
circuit.
II seems that one fall number OF
big league players wintering on the
coast agreed 10 play the San Quentin
prison team. which was pretty
good club.
The first time up Ping struck out.
It gave the convicts a chance TO
good naturedly "razz" him. Ping
could hardly wait for his next time
al bat.
Evening journal., 1922-03-11
FRIENDS NEARING TOP

Wilmington Friends School de-
feated the New York Friends School.
last night on the local court with ap-
parent ease by the score OF 81 TO 2l.
Incidentally It was the fourteenth
win in as many starts FOR the local
Quakers. They played Brooklyn
Friends for the Friends School
League championship this morning
on the Brooklyn court.
The game failed to come up to
advance notices. which heralded the
New Workers as one OF the fastest
qulntets playing scholastic ball as
the local Quakers located the bas-
ket early and made a runaway affair
of It. scoring practically at Will.
The scoring battery OF the local
team. Pyle. Long and Moore fea-
tured with their wonderful shoot
ing. scoring field goals from all
parts OF the cage. Wheeler played
Evening journal., 1922-03-11
Olympia Briefs
BY BRIFF
hI hTLTIT

Boys. we want every one who has
signed up 20 become a member TO bo
az the meeting tomorrow IN our
new quarters. 4is Market street.
second floor The meeting viii bo
called at 2.so o'clock.
Don't forget the big dance on the
23d az Pythian Castle. After thei,
dance the members will 20 20 one
Of the city's leading cafes and dine
IN regular banquet fashion.
Some OF TIE boys have already
plans for a baseball team and every
member has promised them their
support both morally and financial
ly That's the spirit, boysl
The Olympia A. c. will endeavora
after getting settled in its new quar-
ters. to be one OF the foremost clubs
In town. participating in athletic
and social affairs. II Is its desire TO
cooperate with other organizations
in promoting clean sport and good
fellowship.
Judging from indications. Thurs
day night al Pythian Castle. John
Malony must be getting practice for
the very near future or II It was ex-
perience Re was hunting. he GER
tainly found it.
Some OF the boys were arguing
about the high cost OF matrimony.
when Paul Mark made a wise crack.
that n courtship was the light Of
love age must be the gas bill.
Son body mage Doc Cook.
Jack Temple was all dressed up
the other night. He had on his pur-
pie socks and red necktle. but. as
some OF the girls remarked, he did
not set tie world on FIRE.
Reese Baker came near treating
/ the crowd the other night. While
walking down Market street. Reese
/ suddenly broke out with: What are
we gonna have-rain or snow?"
The boys certainly used good
! judgment when they elected George
Allen as head OF TIE club. George
IS one OF the hardest workers TO
make every AFFAIR undertaken a sue
cess and IS a man OF executive abil-
ity. He can spread enthusiasm when
things look blue and has the conf.
ANnNN u NhNAN AANAAAbNAs AANl Will
back him TO the limit because his
conscience is his guide. Alta boyl
Harry Pogue will hold an open
; debate in the near future on the
best way TO keep your friends Il
looks like a question OF treating
them kindly or treating tkem often.
Solve the puzzle.
Paul Conners-Say. there. Har-
old. you would be a good dancer but
for two thingsl
b Harold-What are they. Paui7
Paul-Your feet--Sweet pa tooue.
Jeems Jr., complained about los
ing an overcoat in a restaurant
some time ago. but that isn't any
thing 70 be compared with lawyer
who loses a suit in a crowded court
room. Number. pleasei
Very Brief, by Brief.
A slow dropping Of a females eye
lash.
Freezing you as It falls
lust then her husband appears on
the scene
And he Is not very small
sfe whispers. and he glares at you,
And you seem TO hear the angels
call.
But Of a sudden both OF your feet
fly upward.
Biff-and that is ALI
Evening journal., 1922-03-11
DEFIANCE AFTER
DOVER N. G. TONIGHT

Pursuant 10 It's claims Of the
state basketball championship. the
Defiance Bulldogs will go 10 Dover
tonight to engage with the Dover
National Guards in the first game
OF a series OF three on tho Armory
floor. The second game will be
played on a wilmington court some
night next week. and II a third IS
necessary it will be played on floor
agreeable 10 both clubs.
This is the Tenth warders first
game with a Delaware team since
their defy published in all the local
newspapers on January ?. although
they played games with teams in
nelghborlng States. Defiance will be
represented by Magill. Lowell,
Shields. Kerrigan. Quinn, Calvin,
Walsh, Lannan. Gillespie and Fill
ben. Dover's lineup will include
ONem, W. jackson. II. Jackson,
Moore, Cole. Keith and Bice.
Dover holds a win over Mt. Yer
non, while Defiance has one over
ST. Mary's. runner-up and winner
Of the City League championship
respectively.
According TO a statement from
the Defiance club. "the winners OF
the state tituiar series which starts
tomorrow night will give all logical
contenders chance for honors.
Tho series between the local five
and the Dover Soldiers will no
doubt be watched with much Interest
by local fans who have been anN-
ious 20 learn the real strength OF
the "Kapital Krew."
Evening journal., 1922-03-11
sa|,3SLASSICS Of
RHhp DIAMOND

The pitcher OF the convict team Il
so happened was a very slow NOV
ing individual. Knowing Bodie was
a good hitter he was very dllatory
in his methods.
Getting peeved. Bodie yelled al the
pitcher 10 hurry up. The pitcher
was a lifer. As Bodie yelled for
him 10 hurry up the catcher yelled.
Take your time. boy. you are go
ing 10 be here for a long while"
After looking over a couple OF
bad ones. Ping got one TO his liking
and hit 81 over the high wall.
Whereupon one OF the colored lifers
shouted
Ross. an suah would Ike 20 be
sittin' on dat ball"
THAT game helped cure me OF
being a crab" the way Pins always
put It.
Evening journal., 1922-03-11
BEACON COLLEGE
MCKEE, CARSON LOSE,
BUT HOLD TO TOP

Paul Mckee and Norm Carson,
tied for the lead in the State singles
bowling tourney. were both defeat
ed in last nights matches. although
both retained the top position.
Blonde Baron" Doelze turned the
trick for Mckee taking three out OF
four. Two OF the games OF this
match were OF exceptional interest.
D6elze taking the first and third by
the score OF 223 to 213 and 21O to
2O3.
ALIAS" Bollinger, a railroad bowl
er who is taking the soldiers place
since he left for Pittsburgh. went
FIVE games TO beat out Carson. The
score was close in nearly all OF the
games Howard Mccall defeated
Jack Everett in the other match
Evening journal., 1922-03-11
HERMAN WRIGHrSON DIES.

CENTRENILLE. Nd, March II
Herman Wrightson, aged 21 years,
only son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Wrightson. died suddenly at the
home OF his parents at Bryantown.
near Queenstown. on Monday.
Funeral services were held yester-
day from his home and interment
was in Chesterfield cemetery at Cen
treville. The deceased was grad
uated from Centreville High School
I'm June, 1920.
Evening journal., 1922-03-11
QuoIta
BAKERS FELLOWS
WANT GAMES

Bakers All-Stars. a team COM
posed Of players from Schools Nos.
and 4. Of the Grammar School
League. are after games. The boys
playing under Baker are Barlow.
Wilson, Irons and A.nsworth. for
wards: Hall and Karczemaski, cen
ters; Baker, Lully, Denofrio and
Smith, guards.
Manager Baker would like to ar.
range games with any third-class
teams I'm Wilmington, silverbrook.
Reserves. Parkslde Midgets. Y. NJ.
II. A. Thirds or any other team hav-
ing a floor. are preferred. Address
Frank Hall. 2137 Biddle street or
phone Hickman. 2135 Biddle street.