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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

OF underwear
American Trust. box golf balls.
Citizens Bank. box golf balls
St. Joseph Trust Bank, box golf
balls
First National Bank. box bolt
balls
Merchants Bank. box golf balls.
Union Trust. box golf balls.
Farmers Trust. box golf balls.
Spiro's Store, Knox hat.
Adler Bros. golf hose and cap.
Vernon Clothing Co. wooden
krickers
Livingston's linen Knockers.
South Bend Wholesale Grocery
Co. case Welch's grape juice.
Hoosier Wholesale Grocery Co,
box cigars.
National Grocery Co. box cigars.
South Bend Toy Co. coaster
wagon
South Bend Bait Co. box bats.
Tuttle Corporation, Chicago"
pencil sharpener.
Brandon DurrelI silk umbrella.
Robertson Bros, bronze book
ends.
Ellsworth store. leather lined
travelling bag.
Mayr & Sons, Sheffield flower
basket.
Max Adler. combination union
suit and shirt.
George Wyman Co. automobile
robe. Tribune. 1 dozen golf balls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
EIGHTEEN DRIVERS
RACE HERE TODAY
Main Event to Be Feature 100
Lap Race-Ira Hall
to Drive.

Eighteen entries have been re-
ceived for the auto races scheduled
for Springbrook park for this after
noon and several more are expected
TO be on hand when the first event
starts.
The main race or the afternoon IS
a 100 lap affair. so miles. ard 1t is
expected that only the nerviest driv-
er and the sturdiest car Will he able
to stand the pace. The race will be
more than an hours grind. and on
a dirt track means a hard strain on
the driver.
Ira Hall 10 Drive.
Carl Lash won an event OF that
length at Springbrook on July "a
last year. Lash is not entered to-
day but Ira Hall will drive the came
car that has made so many winnings
during the past year.
Other familiar names and the cars
they Will drive are Eddie Clay. Chew
rolet Special; Al Downs. Chevrolet
Special; Benny laval. Kenyon Spe-
cial; j. V Lines, Lines Special; EY-
erett Newman, Newman Special; L.
Freeman, Dodge Special Ray hum
berger. Chevrolet AGO. and Harold
withreu, WithreI Special.
Track Oiled For Event.
An indication Of the fast pace
people are living and the desire OF
the public to witness exhibitions OF
speed and skill IS the decision Of the
management of Springbrook park to
oil the speedway track in order TO
improve the auto races scheduled
for that resort today. Several at
tempts have been made 10 give the
oval some such similar treatment in
the past N order to do away with
the clouds Of dust that whilring
motors and powerful cars always
stir up. This is annoying TO the
spectators. prevents a clear View OF
the events and IS dangerous fer the
drivers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
0DELL BALL TEAM TO
OPEN AT LAKEVILLE

The Odeu Rubber Co. has organ
lied a fast baseball club and open
the season today at Lakeville. The
OdeI1 aggregation is a picked club
and after getting started expect to
have one of the fastest semi-pro.
clubs in the city.
with Kicks, q former college star
and Schablaske Of the Kankakee
Valley league as battery, the
Odelrs claim 20 have the nucleus or
a winning nine. Owing TO inability
10 procure suits for the opening
game. the Odell team has been
equipped by the Red Men, who have
offered their uniforms for the open
er. Teams from out OF the city de-
string games with the Odell team
may do so by getting in touch with
Mgr. Bryant at 524 r. Monroe St.
or in care Of the Odell Rubber Co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
PORK RIND LURES

II is impossible 10 get any OF the
Old timers who have been casting
pork rind for years TO admit that
there is a lure its equal There is no
angler that has used IL once that can
fail to see that it attracts bass. pike,
pickerel, muskys and a whole lot OF
salt water den.zens inland people
never think about.
For even an imaginative angler 10
tell what idea it conveys to a scrappy
bass is hard to tell. but from north
10 south. from east 10 west IL IS a
great killer. Even Of late il Is used
much in trout fishing and special fly
rod sizes and small spinner hooks
are being made for this sport There
is something in the action Of pork
rind when reeled through the water
that represents some kind Of i'm
possible lively creature which wrig-
giles and twists and has all the move
ments OF an oriental dancer. And
the way all game fish fan for IL,
Commercial Pork Best.
a syndicate expert Of fishing IA
vors the bought-at-gh butchers
chunk OF salt pork. This is just what
anglers had best avoid. The COM
mercial pork. especially put up for
fishermen. is much superior every
way. Most men cannot cut proper
Is a chunk OF salt pork, and soon.
even when handled 20 the best ad-
vantage. il becomes greasy and soft
Tie late Wiggletail variety has moth
ing 20 equal IL. It's shape, and the
way il IS attached by two separate
holes 20 the hook. creates an amount
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
CASTING CONTEST :
AT COUNTRY CLUB
Tournament for Bait and Fly
Casters Next Saturday
Afternoon.

An IDEAL platform has been erected
at the Country club for the purpose
Of holding an inaugural contest for
bait and fly casters on Saturday
afternoon, June "a. Targets have
been provided and everything will
be done to get local anglers inter-
ested in the game.
A number of visiting tournament
exrerts in both. fly and bait casting
will demonstrate for the anglers
assembled. They will take no part
in the contests, bat will do their
utmost TO teach beginners and all
those interestN in the art OF fly or
bait casting
For the local following II is well
TO say that they will be allowed the
use OF any kind OF rod. reel or line
they wish. Casting weights Will be
provided, so that there will be no
trouble for the beginner or expert
TO get going. This doubtless Will
lead TO the presence of a big fol-
lowing and put casting on the map
OF sports in South Bend. already
it has a big vogue in most Of the
cities in the United States.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
INDOOR BALL LEAGUE
STARTS ON TUESDAY

The City Twilight Indoor Baseball
league. under the supervision OF the
Municipal Recreation director, VIII
be going full force this week with
twelve game schedule. Much in
terest is being shown on the part
Of the managers TO strengthen their
teams and some fast games are pro-
missed for the coming week. All
games are to be played at LeePer
park starting at 500.
Tuesday: Y. NJ. c. A. VS. Gas Co,
Diamond a; Ldonis VS.. VI. 1. c, Dia-
mond 3.
Wednes day: Rotary W.. Optimist
Diamond A: Real Estate Board We.
Fireman "a" Diamond 3.
Thursday: Real Estate vs.. Fire
men "B", Diamond 4. Kiwanis VS..
Bankers. Diamond 3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

Of water resistance al all times which
none fthe homemade kind have.
Then il deports itself like some wrig-
Cling alive thing, depending but lit
tie on the anglers skill for its con-
tortions
What must not be overlooked in
the chunk of salt pork IS that it has
10 be kept outside Of the tackle box.
otherwise the excess of moisture
created by its presence causes lure
hooks TO rust rapidly. bats TO deter
iorate. as well as It causes havoc
among silk lines and all equipment.
Really IL is a waste OF time 10 fool
with this kind. The commercial
varieties come in various sizes for
all game fish. packed in leak-proof
bottles Of preservatives that fit snug
" in modern tackle kits
Pork Adds Life.
Pork rind seemingly adds a little
more life 10 all casting lures. wheth-
er plugs. minnows. casting spinners
and spoons with buckta1 or feather
ed flies. Some anglers would no
more think OF being without II than
they would OF dispensing with their
favorite rods.
on the Needless Spinner Hooks
IS a favorite way OF fishing with pork
rind When il trails behind in the
weeds. lily pads and PUSHES. or 4, en-
down deep in swift water among logs
and rocks. IL imagines IL IS an over
bold minnow OF wonderfully lively
department that has imposed the
task upon itself Of trying 10 swallow
a fly much beyond It's swallowing
capacity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
CUTTERS DEFEAT
STUDEBAKER NO. 2
In LEAGUE GAME
Dodges Forfeit to Plant 1
Bell Telephone-Lathe Works
Game Is Postponed.

Getting away 10 a good start IN
the second inning with three runs,
the Cutters won a hard fought ball
game from the Studebaker Plant No.
, club at Dodge Park in the only
game played in the Industrial league
yesterday afternoon.
The Dodge Studebaker Plant No.
game. scheduled for the J. y.
oliver field was forfeited by the
Dodge club when they were unable
TO muster their team in time TO play.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Works
game was postponed when the tele-
phone nine was forced 10 work over
time owing TO damage done local
wires by the recent storm
The er-Studebaker game was
featured by the hurting OF Butch for
the winners. He held the opposition
helpless throughout the game with
the exception OF the sixth inning
when they got him for two runs.
The Saudebaker aggregation could
only hit Butch for FIVE bingles dur
ing the fray. Rodgers. on the mound
for the losers, also pitched a good
brand Of ball and was nicked for
nine hits.
Brilliant catches by Harpel and
Opelt featured the game. Brady,
Garvey and Bolts lead in the hitting
for Cutters. BrittOn was strongest
with the willow for Studebakers.
Next Saturday the Cutters will have
an opportunity 10 tie with the Plant
No team for first Mace IN the
league standing. when they meet the
Bell Telephone team in a double
header at Leeper Park.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
SUGGEST GOES TO
STANDARD OIL NINE
In CLASS B GAMES
Meyers Defeat L. P. Hardy
Team, IA to IN. Z. RS
Forfeit to Studebaker.

In a Suggest in which the Stand
ard Oil team registered 81 safe
knocks, DIR. LippincOtr's Presbyte-
rians were humbled by the former
club. II to in the Class B Indus
trial league game at the ]. d. Oil
yer diamond yesterday afternoon.
Inability 20 hit and weak work on
the infield moved too much for the
PresbyteriansN when up against the
smuggling Of the Standard Oil aggre-
CATION. The game was featured by
the hitting of Haney. Daniels and
Baumgartner and a perfect throw
from the outf1eld by Bower catching
Shaw at the plate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
SECOND FACTORY
LEAGUE DOPED TO
BE FAST CIRCUIT
Members of Teams Not Re-
quired to Work for Firm
They Represent.

A strong aggregation OF players
has been brought together to form
the second league OF baseball by
the Municipal recreation committee.
Unlike league a Of which the mem
bers OF each nine must be chosen
from among the employees OF the
industrial plant represented. with
the exception Of four men, the mem
bers OF league B teams may be reg
istered regardless Of the place OF
employment. provided only that
they are industrially employed
somewhere. Some Of the best games
OF the season are being played by
the teams Of this league and the
championship game between the
winners OF this league and league
A promises 70 be an event that will
bring out the fans OF two cities.
The schedule Of games is as fol-
lows:
June 17-Presoyterfans VS.. Stand
ards at Oliver. Hardy's Printers VS..
Meyers Hardware at StudebaKer.
StudebakeT No. 3 US. NJ. r. Q. Spec
falls at Pottowatamie.
June "a. - Presbyterians VS.
Hardy's Printers at Studebakers.
Standards VS.. Studebaker No. at
Haley. Meyers Hardware VS.. NJ. r.
c. Specials at oliver.
July 1-Presbyterians VS.. Meyers
Hardware at Pottowatamie.
Standards VS.. NJ. c. r. Specials at
Studabaker Hardy's Printers vs..
Studebaker No. 3 at oliver.
July s.-Presbyterians VS.. Stude-
baker No at Studebaker. stand
ards VS. Meyers Hardware at Oliver,
Hardy's Printers VS.. NJ. c. r. Spec
ials at Pottowatamie.
July 15.-Presbyterians vs.. NJ. r.
c.. Specials at divers, Standards VS..
Hardy's Printers at Pottowatamie.
Meyers Hardware VS.. Studebaker
No. 3 at Studebaker.
July 22-Presbyterian vs. stand
ards at Studebakers, Hardy's Print.
ers VS.. Meyers Hardware at Potto-
watamie. Studebaker No. Va. NJ r.
G. Specials at Oliver.
July %. - Presbyterians VS.
Hardy's Printers at Pottowatamie
Standards VS.. Studebaker No. ; at
Oliver. Meyers Hardware VS.. NJ. r.
Q. Specials at Studebaker.
August 5.-Presbyterians w.
Meyers Hardware at oliver, stand
ards VS.. NJ. r. c. Specials at Pot
towatamie, Hardy's Printers VS..
Studebaker No. 3 att Studebaker
August 12.-Presbyterian VS..
StudelbalIer No. at Pottowarannfe.
Standards VS.. Meyers Hardware at
Studebaker. Hardy's Printers VS.
NJ. r. G. Specials at oliver
August 19-Presbyterians VS.. NJ
r. G. Specials at Studebaker. Stano-
ards vs.. Hardy's Printers at Oliver
Meyers Hardware VS. Studebaker
No. 3 at PottOwatamfe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
BLUES OVERCOME TEN
RUN HANDICAP AND WIN

INDIANAPOLIS. June I7.-Kan-
sas City staged an eighth and ninth
inning rally and came from behind
a ten TO nothing score 10 even the
count. but lost the last game Of the
series to indianapolis here this after
noon in the final half of the ninth
on a Wild pitch. Il TO 10. Seib had
allowed but one hit up until the
eight when he was driven to cover
Score:
Kansas City. . 900 900 07S-10 12 3
Indianapolis OBJ 23O POLL IT 3
linn. Russell, Caldwell and Var
van; Seib. Petty. Hill and Kruger.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
Richards DOtCnS TiIden
In Hmd-Fought Match

HARTFORD, Conn, June H.
William T. Tilden, II, Of Phnadel-
phia, national tennis champion. went
down TO defeat today in the final
round OF the New England tourna-
ment on the courts OF the Hartford
golf club, losing a bitterly contested
fve-set match 10 Vincent R'cha rds
Of Yonkers. y. Y. The scores were
As, 3-6. 60. 6-3 and ca. the cham
pion taking the first two sets. fay
ing unbeatable tennis. but losing the
last three sets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
Myers Wins First In
Weekly Shoot of St.
Joe Valley Gun Club

The weekly shoot OF the st.
Joe Valley Gun club was held
Saturday afternoon at Muessers
Grove. Only six members Of the
club participated. Wilbur Myers,
breaking 95 birds ouoof a pos
sible 100 landed first in the aft
ernoon's shoot John witamyer
with a total of 90 was second and
DR.. L. ]. Smith with 81 was
thi-d. The other scores were as
follows:
Wilbur Myers ..24-24-25-22-95
DR. L. ]. Smith .24-20-23-24-91
John Wjtamyer 21-25-22-24-92
Frank Gustafson 22-22-24-22-9O
Golden D. Mann 21-20-22-23-s6
Mrs. WilSur Myers broke Al
out of a possible so.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
Invitation Tournament Wednesday Joseph Valley Collie
Murphy Wins FPS
Mile Motor Race
In Record Time
Average 1922 Miles An Hour
in Universal Trophy Clas-
sic at Uniontown.

SPEEDWAY, Uniontown. Pa. June
Jimmy Murphy the Pacific coast
driver. won tire 225 mile Uriversal
trophy automobile race on the Tn
iontown speedway, averaging 1922
miles an hour. the fastest time ever
registered here. Murphy Jumped
into the lead on the 116th lap. after
Tommy Milton was forced out when
his machine threw a wheel and
crashed through a grandstand guard
rail Mlrrnhuls firnln vas 2 4 o. 2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
BILL TATE WINS

PORTER, Ind. June II. Bill
Tate. negro heavyweight, sparring
partner Of Jack Dempsey. today
knocked out the Boston Boarcat"
in the first round of their scheduled
ten round bout here. Tate foored
his opponent three times before he
took the count
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
COLUMBUS WINS. G TO O.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. June IL
Through the mastery pitching Of
NorthrOp. who allowed only one
visitor 10 reach third base, Columbus
copied the final game OF the series
with ST. Paul. s 10 0. Score:
ST. Paul 1880. 600 0Oe 900 4
columbus ...-. los O1O OIx-s 10 2
Rogers. Sheehan and Allen: North
rop and Lees.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
MILLER AND ALEXANDER
FEATURE DOUBLE BILL

BOSTON. June 17.-Boston won
the first game OF a double header
today, 6 to 4, and Chicago took the
second. 3 TO 2. In the first game
the Braves punched hits off Aldridge
in the first and fourth innings for
FIVE runs. Nixon's mitt hand catch
on l. Miller's drive against the CEN
ter field scoreboard materially help
ed Frank Miller TO win his sixth
straight game STATE failed to make
a hit in the second game after hit
ting safely in 10 consecutive games.
Score:
First game)
Chicago ......O11 900 300 II 2
Boston .......3OO 20 OOx-6 u .
Aldridge and Writ; F. Miller and
Gowdy.
(Second game)
Chicago ....001 900 1913 s
Boston .OO1 100 600 3
Alexander and Writ; McQuillan
and O'Neil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

The total number OF children at
tending the schools of the state IN
1922, was S0l,73S according to J.
J. Hubbard. deputy state superin-
tendent of public instruction.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
Visitors Are indicated -
Singers Strengthen Two
0utfield Positions.

The undefeated Chicago F1remsn
will furnish the opposition FOR the
Singer baseball club at Singer park
this afternoon IN what is doped 20
be the hottest battle OF the season.
The Firemen are leading the Chi
cago City league and have won II
straight games. Last Sunday they
defeated one OF the fast Chicago
semi-pro teams by the score OF is
10 o. which gives the dopsters an idea
OF their ability.
Outficld Better.
The Singer club has strengthened
the Outfield, where they have been
weak all year with the addition OF
wilkinson and Shinske. wilkinson
IS a left handed hitter and VIII add
hitting strength 10 the team. which
has been needed In the last few
games. Shinske has been cavOrting
in the outfeld OF the Michigan City
Grays and is heralded as fast. with
ability TO hit the ball. These men
should give the Singers much
needed punch
II Henning IS IN his usual form
and the Locals get 10 hitting the ball
the Firemen are liable 10 leave the
city with their first defeat OF the
year. The Singer infeld IS due 20
get going today with its old speed
which will help matters materially
The Chicago Firemen IS the team
which annually plays series with
the New York and Detroit Firemen
for tho National championship
This year the Chicago fire lighters
will travel 10 New York for the
series. and the way the team has
been going expect 10 cop the annual
clash.
Ffrcmen Strong.
The club IS made up entirely OF
experienced ball players Of both
major and minor league experience
Schwind at shortstop was with the
Boston Braves for time and IS stu
considered fast enough for class
double A baseball Bermele IN cen
ter field was south with the White
Sox this spring, but illness through
out the trip prevented him from
getting into shape and making a
showing against the material he had
70 compete with for Job.
One OF the largest crowds OF the
season is expected today az Singer
park 20 see the Firemen IN action.
and the local aggregation IS expect
ing TO get started and slip over
win Bad breaks along with some
bad baseball have caused the Singer
club 10 drop the last two games by
the close scores OF 20 (. Things
are due for a change today and
victory is expected.
g. y-t c. r,-,4~S,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

bdulelsf OaSe hltS, baurmg artener;
stolen bases, Bird, Baurmgartner Dan
iels, Holmes, II. shaw; passed bali, Han
ey =; struck out, by Garten g. Oliuger q
Crous ?. Hartman 2
Meyers Down l.. II. Hardy.
In the game between the Meyers
club and the L. P. Hardy night
the former aggregation had no trou-
bic in slipping over an easy victory
by the score Of IA TO 4, at Stude-
baker park.
The winners took the lead in the
first round when they punched sew
eral hits and errors on the part OF
the losers for FIVE runs. They were
never headed off and had scored y
markers by the fifth inning. In that
round the Hardy clan managed to
score twice and TO repeat in the
seventh with two more. johnson
featured with a homer with three
men on the sacks. GODDARD featured
in the field with three sparkling
catches The Meyers team played
good ball all the way and only had
two errors chalked up against them.
Score by innings:
Hardy ..... 900 02O O2O- 6
Meyers ..... 021 POI 1OO-14 il 2
Batteries: Beamer and Gross; Rose
and Arthurs.
VI. y. II. Fail to Show.
When the ". 4. r. club failed 10
put In an appearance the game
scheduled for Potawatomi park was
forfeited 20 the Studebaker No. 3
team. to o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

When You Say Cigars-say Dutch
Masters. lb5u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
Totals

p uiIIllH ny > TUCK Outl Dy butch >, by
of Rodgers . hit by pitcher. by Butch
?, by Rodgers L; sacrifice hits, Zeitler
Umpire, Dubois
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

"HVaIu VII 'sss'+. 10 UIo III Il D
resbyterians ....... 600 900 OOO- )
Summary-Three base hit. Haney and
Daniels; base hits, baurmga rtener:
tOlen bases, Bird. Baurmgartner, Dan
els Holmes, II. shaw; passed ball, Han
y = struck out, by Garten 3, Olinger 2,
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-18
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

A. Ankron of Hallsville was in Colum
bia yesterday on business.
Miss Rose Mertens left yesterday for
Marshall, where she will visit friends.
James Quinn. instructor of sociology,
went to St. Louis yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Mayes of Halls
vile were in Columbia yesterday on bust.
ness.
Mrs. ]. P. McBaine went to St. Louis
yesterday on business. She will return
today.
Mrs. Claud Groves and Miss Nan Sum.
mers left yesterday for their home in
Jefferson City.
Mrs. J. H. Potts, who has been visiting
L. ID. Shobe. left for her home in Spring
field. Mo-, yesterday.
Mrs. S. Rider, who has been visiting
Mrs. Victor Barih, returned yesterday to
her home in Kansas City.
Mrs. Frances Burkhart Of St. Louis,
who has been visiting l.. d. Shobe, left
yesterday for Jefferson City.
Mr.. and AIRS. C. P. Wright of Dallas,
Tex, who are motoring TO Chicago.
stopped in Columbia last night.
Mrs. J. A. Hendricks, who has been
visiting at Stephens College, returned to
her home in Cowgirl, Mo-, yesterday.
Mrs. Louise Bohn. who has been visit
ing her brother, John Bohn, returned yes
icrday to her home in Jefferson City.
Mrs. J. H. Reynolds ad Miss Florence
Reynolds, of Audrain, Mich. arrived
yesterday afternoon to visit Miss Ethel
Teachout.
Mrs. James Gray and Miss Marjorie
Gray of Chicago arrived today to be the
guests of Mrs. Percy Hogan, of 1918
Ross street.
Miss Mildred Schill. niece of Frank
Leonard, manager of the Daniel Boone
Tavern, went to St. Louis yesterday to
visit relatives.
Miss Ella Hert and Miss Sarah Drift.
teachers in Columbia High School, will
leave tomorrow afternoon for their homes
in California, Mo.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Nichols of Centralia, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ev-
erelt Buckler, 1910 Wilkes boulevard,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. E. ii. Cibbany, librarian in Co
lumbia High School, will leave Satur-
day for McFall, Mo-, where she will
spend her summer vacation.
Mrs. B. F. Lemaster and daughter,
Grace Elizabeth, left Tuesday for a