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The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-11-16
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell on his
place, the old James Amber Home
stead, miles West and Y mile South
OF Raymer; miles East and y mile
South Of Buckingham; Is miles
North of Weldona; at Public Sale
commencing at 1000 A. NJ, on
Tuesday November II, 1922
The following describe property:
6 HEAD Of HORSES 6
Team, yrs old, VT LIS 90 each; Horse
6 yrs, VT 1900; Ma re, IL yrs, VT
LOO; Mare, Ia yrs, vt 800; Horse
IA yrs, VT 1900.
I HEAD OF CATTLE I
Red Cow, 5 yrs; Red Cow. 8 yrs,
fresh by February Spotted Coy,
yrs. been fresh wks; Red Heifer
l&l'2 yrs. with calf; Red Heifer
10 months; Red Helier. 3 & IL mon,
this; Red Heifer, & ~ months.
MACHINERY 1GTC.
? & o Lister. new; Llniger 2-row,
In good shape; LiDiger 7.foot Disc;
BOD Tail 6-shoyel Cu1siyator: Honi'
tor l2'hole Grain DILL. with grass
seed Fox; Superior horse grain
Drills l6-incb Sulky Pillow; 2 Break.
Ing Plows; McCorEick Hay Rake;
Grain Wagon; 2 Wogan Running
Gears; Hay Rack: one.hole Shelters
Sets OF Work Harness; Some col
lars: Hog Waterer: Monarch Range.
good shape; Heating Stove; Kit.
chen Tables; Chair: Rocking chair:
Linoleum; Goodrich Sewing Machine:
Kitchen Cabinet. Bed; Dresser; B.
hole Oil Stove Potatoes; 2 Stacks
Bound Cane; Stack Millet Hay;
small Farm Tools and numerous
other article 4,
Terms: Sums under $50 Cash;
over amou' At credit Of 8 Months
Wilde give ~ on approved notes bear
ny 10 p err cent interest. All pro-
'erty mi st he settled for before be-
n reno god
FREE LUNCH AT NOON. bring cups
A DOLPH SCEICK, OWNER
H. II Northup. Auct.
norP jan State Bank, Clerk.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-11-16
E3sDDDdd1!ys
B1Eyenin8
Fairy Tale
CHAT
~WLARY GRAHAM BONNER
eorassf n slsfiss av2Apsa ss..os. -

'The American Osprey or Fish
Hawk" said Daddy, was out In his
yard part Of his home In the ZOO.
Across the way was q RIng-Tailed
Monkey.
81 build very heavy nest the o.
prey said. i make 1t Of sticks and
pieces Of old oars and boats which !
find around the beaches.
az also use parts Of fish nets and
seaweed, and have even used some
barbed wire which I've found.
"lIere | have very enormous
home A very enormous home. But
when ! was free used to look about
for everything ! might neeo.
~ found It on the beaches, too
oh, found what | looked for, all
right. Yes, was smart In that way.
"'Some creatures 90 out shopping
or hunting or marketing, and they do
not find what they want. But do
oh yes, indeed l do.
Now. there are other birds about
observation-disclosures and birds Of different
rolors. But think dress as well
as bird could dress.
81 have nice white head such as
we older members Of the family have.
and brown coat and white waIstcoat
nothing could be better.
My feet are so splendidly strong
and help me In catching my fish din.
ners.
1--we been a traveller In my day,
too I've gone from Alaska to the
West Indies, and I've been all along
the American shores, I do believe.
"'But what are you watching me
for. Monkey, without saying wordT
~ don't feel well,' squealed the
Monkey.
lyon dontr asked the Osprey.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-11-16
When ! Was Free"

THAT was what I saId' the Mon.
key answered.
True, il was what you said. the
Osprey remarked, but then thought
I'd make sure II that was what you
meant
1t was what meant. and II is
what ! mean
"'Dear me- said the Osprey, aren't
YOU little bit erossT
"f'erhaps, said the Monkey.
81 believe I've heard that when a
creature was getting cross It meant
that creature was getting better
~ pay no attention to such talk
the Monkey said.
"'But ! do know that l don't feel
well. You see, my keeper put sign
outside our yards about not feeding
rs.
"'That was for people to see. There
are many visitors who come to the goo
these nice summer days. and they
bring food with them.
swell, l ate too many peanuts and
TOO many bites Of bananas, and now
feel poorly.
~ can't get the exercise l would
II were free and had eaten so much.
"The keeper knows that, and SO lie
puts out the sign that we're not to be
fed.
"1t's for our own good he does that
and sometimes those things that are
Tor our own good are truly for our
own good, even though we may hate 10
admit It.
- suppose so,' said the Osprey.
but luckily have little trouble with
indigestion or my stomach or what.
ever It is you call such trouble
you're lucky said the Monkey.
Il have eaten too much and now
EEL sick. oh dear, wish | hadn't.
But do wish people would not feed
me when there is n sign written In
their own language asking them not
to, for we're fed enough. and more
food may make US sick.
"'lt made me sick this time. And
now have to feel poorly before can
feel well. It's shame. it's perfect
shame
1T does seem shame said the
Osprey, but then can't be bothered
10 think much about anything but my.
self, so you will excuse me II l look
to see II my dinner is on the wayr"
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-11-16

We hope and believe that Assess.
or Bedford will proceed with caution
In his attempt to reduce valuations.
SO far as this section Is concerned,
Mr. Hanna gave us a very stiff raise
at time when there was little dis
position to object. Last year, HI
gave us q pretty stiff reduction,
bout % per cent: We are OF the :,
iBion that still further reduct a.
will not be out OF place, but it r.r
have TO correspond with redu, .,a,,'
made In Morgan and Logan, 49, -,
Will be called down, (or ratb
nations will be put up
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-11-16

Governor Sweet. in his first ad-
tess after election, made the very
Ansible statement that 1t will be his
object to bridge the gap between
capital and labor. All good citi-
zens will wish him well in the at
tempt Gov. Carlson made the same
pledge in his inaugural address eight
years ago. In measure Gov. Carl
son made good, and We hope Gov.
Sweet makes better. 1t the gap is
bridged by lettering conditions, ii
matters little whose theory is adopt
ed
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-11-16

Public Trustee Of said Weld County. will sell
the above described land for cash. at public
auction. to the highest bidder at the East
front door Of the County Court House, in
Greeley in the County Of Weld snd ststs of
Colorado. on Tuesday. the l4th day Of Nov
ember. A. D., 1922. At 10 o'clock in the fore
noon for the purpose Of paying said note. m
ierest to date Of sale. taxes and the expensts
Of this sale, and will give to the purchaser
thereof certificate of purchase therefor ms
provided by law.
Dated Greeley. Colo, Oct. 7th, 1922.
A. N. MeClenahan,
Public Trustee Of Weld County. Colorado.
First publication. Oct. IL, 1922.
Last publication. Nov. 9Th, 1922.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-11-16

Late :. ,,t ,, , A.,
.'''' ado legislature in doubt. on
'he face OF the returns the republi-
=" As have one majority in the house,
at this may be changed by the mail
vote. An unusual number of votes,
giving majoritics OF one to Is, may
be changed. II it should stand as
at present, the republicans would
have the legislature and the demo-
Gratis the executive. At best the SEN
ate is republican. We hardly know
as We should congratulate ourselves
on such a state OF affairh. 1t the
two would seek only the public
good. coming together might be bet
ter than for either to be unrestrain-
ed The unfortunate thing about 1t
Is, however. that each is likely to
forget the public good and endeavor
to put the other in bad. We are in
clined to believe that 1t would be
better II the legislature was with the
governor and would give him free
swing to try out his theories. His
address since election indicates that
he IL possessed Of good share OF
caution, and that he earnestly seeks
10 redress wrongs. We should all
be patriotic enc ugh to wish him sue
cess, even II It should give him and
his party preeninent position In the
state. =.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-11-16
RIDDLES

What bird Is most useful to builders
and ironwDrkers? The crane.
Why Is son who objects TO his
mothers second marriage like weary
foot traveller Because he cannot go"
step farther.
What is that which, though full Of
holes, holds water? A sponge.
What kind Of bow could nobody, not
even Alexander, unite? The rainbow.
What class Of workers Is always on
q strike and yet not idle? BlacksmithA
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-11-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
iPublhherl
Department Of the Interior


U. S. Land Office at Sterling, Colorado
November IS. 1922.
Notice Is hereby given that Helen S. Scott
Of Fleming. Colorado. who, on December
a. 1922 made Desert-Land Entry. Serial
No 0Isslo. for the Nj Section SO. Town
ship North, Range So West, Sixth PFinei-
al Meridian. has filed notice Of intention to
make Final Desert-lAnd Proof. under Para
graph 8. Section 6. Act Of March 1. 1915.
to establish claim to the land above describ-
I'd, before the Register and Receiver. United
States Land Office: at Sterling Colorado :
on the 2ist day Of December 1922,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Harry Craig. Of stoneham, Colorado, and
Harrie A. Scott. Amanda Scott, John G.
Scot, all OF Fleming, Colorado. ll-i6 i2-i4
+. r. CONQUEST, Register.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-11-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher)

Department Of the Interior
u S. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
October "A, 1922.
Notice Is hereby given that Leroy Allen.
Of stoneham, Colorado: who: on February 9:
1920 mad. Original Homestead Entry No.
o2747s, for South Half Of North H.lf, Sex
ton IS. Township North, Range 81 Wes'.
Sixth Principal Meridian, has fled notice Of
intention to make Final Three Year Proof,
70 establish claim to the land above described.
before U. 5. Land Office. at Sterling, Colo
RADIO. on the goth day of November. 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
II. J. HUT, +. W. BalIinger. Thomas N.
Allen. Ira Merritt. all Of Stoneham. Colo
RADIO. 1913 li-is
ET. CoNorLsT. Register.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-11-16

,,,.. =, food qllal.
=, A.. u victory.
.,,-, t Of O man
TOO, end Mr.. Bed
hoo,u, ,.u,,,,. ,,, his power to
his Office % ,ho, b. the records in
IA. ,,,a., mag have all
,.., &sibls in his eff
..oa.. ~, Afr and equitable
Mr.. Bedford is e. ~, P'pey
- :. ltltled to it and Bob
. ;, people. II not to his
aud We hay
will show VIM Nv
,h.n .om. hsw much bigger he is
who have gone before him
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-11-16

The Enterprise will be glad II Gov.
ernor Sweet can make good on his
policy OF doing without the rangers.
We are not anxious to find that II
Ii necessary to have them. and any
saving In taxes will be mighty ac.
ceptable.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-11-16
Victory Makes Promises Serious

Victory Makes Promises Serious
We expect that some OF the sue
cessful candidates are wishing that
they had no, promised SO much and
some Of the defeated ones are wish
Ing taht they had offered more
YOUNGSTOWN Breeze.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-11-16

WANTED:-To Exchange a good
Duroc Male pig-nearly full blood
for one as good See ". A. Sweigard
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18
FRoSH AT KALAMAZOO.

on the same day that the varsity
track squad Will be performing at
Urbana. the freshman squad will
be displaying its wares against Kali
amazoo on the Kalamazoo field.
Notre Dame possesses much promis-
ing material in the yearling squad
especially in the dashes. the broad
jump. the shot put and the distance
runs.
Layden. 3. Coughlin and Don Mil
Ter are freshmen who viii bid strong
for honors on the varsity squad next
spring. while Hamling, Murray and
Wentland are possible point winners
in the middle distance runs. Cox.
Ross and Casey have been making
good time in the distance runs ali
spring In the shot put. a. Walsh
z Miller and Milbsuer are able To
throw between 35 and 40 feet. Liver
good and Don Miller are the star
broad jumpers for the freshmen.
The names Of the men whom
Notre Dame has entered in the meet
follow: Layden. B Coughlin. Barr,
Hamlin. Wentland, Forbin. Mahoney
Cox, Ross. Casey, A. Walsh, +. Mil
Ter. Milbauer Driscou, Weekes,
Koran and Stuhldreher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18
Noted CycLiS is
To Compete Here
Decoration Day
Springbrook Park Manage
ment Announces Motorcycle
Races May % and 80.

Some Of the most exciting motor
cycle races. and events yet run OF
at SprinEbrook Park are scheduled
to take place Sunday May 2s and
Tuesday. May so according TO an
announcement made last night S.
F. F. Wegner. promoter.
There viii be seven events each
day with the best motorcycle riders
in the business as competitors Fe7-
lures of the meet viii include long
distance jumping and motorcycle
polo. In the long distance jumping
2 wooden incline VIII be built 20
considerable height In the air. The
competitors viii drive up the incline
at a high rate Of speed and jump OF
for distance onto the track. only
the most daring riders attempt this
feat owing 10 the danger involved.
In the meet Sunday the rider hold
ing the worlds long distance record.
Warren Cropp. with q jump OF 81
feet will be one Of the contestants.
Nine entries to the races and events
have already been received by Pro-
moter Wegner and at least rs are
expected 10 file their papers before
the entries close on Thursday May
%. on Monday there viii be an eX-
citing motorcycle polo match with
two fast teams entered.
on both occasions there viii he a
band concert and the program win
mark the official opening of Spring
brook Park for the summer season.
The races will be staged at intervals
during the summer The admittance
to the meets will be so cents plus
the war tax. according to the an
nouncemen-. with an added 40 cent
charge for the grand stand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18
n. Y. BOXING HEADS
CENSURE KILBANE

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE New
York state boxing commission We'd
nesday adopted a resolution. obvi-
ously directed al Johnny Kilbane
worlds featherweight champion
calling attention 20 the New York
law under which his inactivity can
be made the basis for declaring him
10 have relinquished the champion
ship as far as New York state IS
concerned.
The commission. however. de-
cided 20 Ignore the challenge Of
Johnny Dundee. who posted a FOR
felt February 90. 20 show his sin
cerity in demanding a match with
KIbane No explanation OF this
phase OF action was offered by the
commission.
In announcing its dismissal OF
Dundee's challenge, the commi ssion
directed attention 20 the law which
says ANY boxer winning a cham
pionship must defend his title IN a
bona fde bout 20 a decision against
the best available contender within
a period OF SIX months from the date
% his becoming champion and every
subsequent six months. II a qualified
challenger appears"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18
GARY OFFICIALS
TO LEAD PARADE
IN CITY SUNDAY
Large Delegation to Attend
Came With Newly Organ
lied Singer Team.

Mayor R. O. Johnson, Fire Chief
wilfrid Grant and A G. Perry's
band viii head an automobile pa
rade from Gary to South Bend sun
day when the Cary baseball team
comes 10 this city TO play the open
ing game Of the season at Singer
park with the newly organized Sin
ger baseball club.
The Gary delegation for the oc-
casion is under the direction of the
Hoosier State Auto Association. Au-
tomobiles will he furnished in suffi-
cient numbers 10 bring one of the
largest crowds that has ever accom-
panied a team from Gary. The pa
rade will he ar elaborate affair. a
Hoosier State Service truck Will
bring up the rear ". II Williams Of
Cary. field secretary of the Hoosier
State, has arranged 70 have service
stations out with patrols six miles
from their stations 10 lend aid to all
wearing Gary badges. This precau-
ton Will be taken TO insure the safe
arrival Of all in time for the game.
Gary Confident.
The game Will undoubtedly he
big occasion according 10 the pres
ent PLANS as Gary reposos unlimited
confidence in their team. Perry s.
band is one Of the largest fin this
section and plays at all sport func-
tons in the steel city Upon the ar
rival of the Cavalcade in South Bend
the principle business streets Of the
city will be para ded and a band con-
cert Will be given down town The
delegation will then drive out TO
Singer park where a section will be
reserved for them.
The Gary team has already played
and won four games. They opened
the season with the Moline Three
Eye league club and downed the
pros by the score of . 10 O. on this
occasion. Yaros. Gary pitching ace.
was credited with a no-hit game. In
the last inning a questionable hit
was made off his delivery and the
scorers called IL an error to preserve
the rerfect game.
Since that time the Garyites have
defeated the Gary Grey Sox. a fast
senli-pro aggregation. II TO .: the
Hammond Veterans of Foreign
Wars. s TO ]. and the Valparaiso
Standards. 70 L. In the Gary-Val-
paraiso game Chief Hishtower Of
the Pacific COas- league pitched for
Valparaiso and let Gary down with
six hits However. the hits were
punched sufficiently 70 score three
runs for Gary which proved TO be
enough 10 win
The Gary battery, Yaros pitching
and Hubinger catching. are young
sters. bat have made such great
showinFs this season thai they have
become known as "Gary's Kid Bat
terry" Yaros is especially effective
and is slated for a big league berth
according 10 advices from Gary
The Singer aggregation is lining
up in good shape and with Gala
more on the mound the locals are
expecting TO turn in a victory for
the opening game Their infeld is
dored TO be one OF the fastest that
has been together in the city for a
number of years and in the outheld
there is expected TO be a punch with
the stick that viii be certain run
getters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18
PLAY IN n. D. net
TOURNEY BEGINS
Four Matches in University
Event Yesterday Are Bit.
terly Contested.

First blood IN the university
tennis tournament which is being
PLAYED az Notre Dame this "a eek was
drawn yesterday afternoon. when
four matches were played. DeRoulet
winning over Doriot. Nelaeco beat
ing Koran. Lutz beating Gurza. AMI
stephen beating Gonzalez.
The match between Nelasco and
Koran was the most exciting OF the
afternoon Koran put NE a very
spectacular game. but ne was some
what errauc. Velasco finally winning
because Of his consistency The re-
suits were 40. Us. rs.
a great battle was also fought be-
tween stephen and GONZALEZ After
losing the first set GONZALEZ came
back vigorously and won the second.
The third was drawn out 20 "A
games Stephen finally winning. The
results were SIS. Is. So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18
HOMER GIVES MACKS
WIN IN THIRTEENTH
Recruit Bests Faber and White
Sox Succumb to 3 to l
Beating.

PHILADELPHIA, May 17.-TillIe
Walkers home run drive, scoring
Johnson ahead OF him, broke up
the pitching duel Wednesday be
tween -Faber and Heimach in the
thirteenth inning and gave Phila-
delphia its fourth straight victory.
to 1. Heimach. a recruit from the
Moline club Of the Three I League,
held the White Sox to eight scat
tered hits. Score:
Chicago
600 600 100 600 Oh 0
Philadelphia
600 O01 600 600 % 10 1
Faber and Schalk; Heimach and
Perkins.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18
NOTRE DAME TRACK
SQUAD ALL PINNED
FOR ILLINOIS MEET
Rockne to Take q Men to
Urbana-Murphy-O Osborne
Clash Feature of Meet.

Twenty-one Notre Dame track
men leave with Coach Rockne for
Crbana tomorrow afternoon. deter
mined 70 redeem the showing made
I'm the indoor meet with Illinois last
winter BY giving the Illni stiff COM
petition IN all events at the dual
meet Saturday. In the group are
dash men. weight men, middle and
long distance runners, jumpers and
pole walters who have won points
in other meets. and who can be re-
lied upon to perform creditably for
the Gold and Blue at Illinois.
Murphy Meets Osborne.
The event which will attract per-
haps the most interest is the high
Jump. in which Osborne and Muir
ply. rivals Of other years. will both
fight hard 10 win first place. These
men can with reason be called the
two hest high jumpers in the coun-
try. for Murphy has won consistent
~ against the best athletes of the
east and west. while Osborne re-
Gently set an intercollegiate mark Of
S feet S inches.
Murphy won over Osborne on two
or three occasions last year. but the
Illinois leaper has improved remark
ably since then. and Johnny will
have 10 be in the best of shape 10
beat him again. That a new world
record in the high jump may be set
is not at all improba BILE Murphy
has been threatening to set such a
mark tor two years. Frequently he
has cleared the bar al feet 5 inches
with several inches 10 spare.
Hayes Faces Rival.
Thrills in abundance Will be pro-
vided when Bill Hayes meets Ayres
in the 100-yard dash. At Des Moines
Ayres ran uncomfortably close to
the big Notre Dame Splinter, TAX
ing second place about a foot behind
Hayes. The quarter mile is also
certain TO develop into an interest
ing event with Notre Dame being
represented by Walsh and Mon
tague. and Illinois by Fessenden and
Sweet.
The personnel of the squad which
will represent Notre Dame at ILL
nois follows: Capt. John Murphy,
Hayes, Desch, Ficks. Heffernan,
Montague Walsh. Barber, Kennedy.
Doran. O'Hare. Banner. Carroll,
Brady, Lieb. Flynn, Hogan. Cam
eron, Noes. Kohin and Jackson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18
Oxford Shooter Wins
State Handicap Event

INDIANAPOLIS. Nay Nv. E.
Reuner OF Oxford won the 1922
handicap titIe at the championship
shoot Of the Indiana trap shooting
association here wednesday. when
he broke 90 out Of 100 targets az a
distance Of 90 yards Il G. Hamp-
ton OF Indianapolis and J r An
drews of Remington tied for second
place. both breaking Sc targets X.
r Weter Of 81 Paul, who Won the
doubles championship yesterday. was
third. with % targets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18
CARDS ROUT GRIMES
TO WALLOP DODGERS

ST LOUIS. May 17-St. Louis
ran up nine hits for seven runs on
Grimes during his four innings on
the mound Wednesday and pounded
Gordonier for five more hits. defeat
ing Brooklyn eleven 20 nothing. Il
SherdeTs sixth consecutive victory.
Score.
Brooklyn 900 600 900 0 Z 8
s.. Louis .223 600 Skill u 3
Grimes. Gordonier and Miller;
Sherdel and Ainsmith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18
COUPLE OF JOBS
LOOM FOR IDLE"
FIGHT CHAMPION
Wills and Firpo Expected to
Swell Fortunes of Our
Own Jack Dempsey.
By HENRY /. TABRELL.

NEW YORK. May l7.-Atter ne
return OF the champion from Europe
official announcement ot the Demp-
sey-N Wills rght ln Montreal on July
4 rs expected
The site has been picked in Nom
ireal and tne arrangements have
progressed 90 such an extent that
tentative training quarters have been
selected FOR both men according 70
the most reliable information.
Chance For Million.
The purse is about The only thing
that Tex Richard has been able 70
Keep secret bur IT, Ls understood
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18
WANT CANES

The newly orzanized T. r. H
baseball club of MishaWaka wishes
to schedule out of town Sunday base
bah games with teams within a ra-
dlus Of so miles of South Bend The
sidered a fast aggregation. Games
viii only be scheduled with teams
having enclosed BASEBALL grounds.
Games may be- obtained by communi-
eating with Charles Johnson. ST. S.
Main ST. Mishawaka Phone Misha-
waka 1872
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-18
DONOHUE SHUTS OUT
PILLS WITH 5 HITS
Cincv Offense II IN m :
Through Smith for Run
Needed to Win.

CINCINNATI. May 17.-Donohue
pitched air tight ball and was given
excellent support in the field, en-
abling Cincinnati 10 win Wednes-
days game from Philadelphia by a
score of / to o. Score;
Philadelphia 1000 600 600 3 1
Cincinnati ..010 600 00X-1 s l
smith, Winters and Henline. DON
onue and Hargrave.