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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23
Toda Mujjer!
Toda Madre!
Toda Hija!
Necesita hero periodicamente
para fortalecerle los nervios,
sonrosar sus mejillas y darle las
fuerzas y vigor de mujerrobusta.

sonrosar sus mejillas y darle las
fuerzas y vigor de mujerrobusta.
No puede haber mujeres hermosas,
sanas robustas sin abundancia de
hero en- la sangre. Especialmente las
nifias que estan haciendose mujeres
necesitan abundancia de ese hierro
vitalizador. Es, enrealidad, elelemento
Gmprescindible que necesitan para 81
robusto desarrollo. Solo una mujer
sabe las agonias que trae la Suppression
O la irregularidad menstrual. Las ma
dres deben cuidar que sus hijas tomen
"HIERRO NUXADO" para toda clase
de debilidad asi como para reglas tar
dias o dolorosas. En- ell perfodo mas
critico de la vida su porvenir entero
puede ser irremisiblemente dafiado por
falta de hierro organize, "HIERRO
NUXADO" en- la sangre.
"HIERRO NUXADO" es puro ALI
mento para la sangre. No solo la en-
riduece sino que ayuda crear millares
de gl6bulos rojos en- la sangre, devol-
viendo las rosas las mejillas palidas,
el brillo Y viveza a los ojos amortecidos
ICON frecuencia trae tambien alivio de
los dolores agudos durante las reglas y
delgranpeligroque causan las supresio-
mes menstruales. Los medicos recetan
''HIERRO NUXADO". Proc1rese un
frasco hoy mismo. Pruebelo por un
mes yea la diferencia en- su salud
bienestar. De venta en- las buenas far
macias droguerias. Cuidado con las
imitaciones. Aseg1rese de obtener el
legitimo s'HIERRO NUXADO" que
lleva la firma de Dae Health Labora-
tories.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23

Cable recihido por Lamborn Com.
pany, San Jnan. p. f., de su oficina
de New York City.
McrcadO fuerte. Ventas de Cuba
11.OO0 cmbarlue Ell fclrero a 3|16;
1000 sacos embarque en- la primera
quincena de febrero . BIG costo y
fiete; $4,000 sacos al Canada nnbar.
quo en- eebrero $500 libre a bordo
Al cerrarse el mercado los cOmpra.
dores interesan para embarqEe en- fe.
brero . 3l16 costo v fife Y los ven.
dedores 'ntefesan vendcr 2A
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23
SECCION SEGUNDA

Enero 17-Rafaela L0rd0 VS.. Here
deros de E. II. HanOr. OtOrgamientO
de escritura La C0rte concede per-
misc para anmendar la demanda y
admitir la demanda enmendada que
Sc acompafa.
El Pueblo VS. The Times Publishing
Co. Libelo. El Hon. juez de la Corte
de. Humacao que vic y fall0 este case,
devuelve ell proyecto de exposition del
caso V eycepciones, ordenandO sea en-
mendado de .cueruo con la Orden que
acompaiia.
Mariana Rios VS.. bernardo Rosa.
Reivindicaci1n. Comrarecieroa los
abogados de las parties para celebrar
cl iuicio de este case. El demandan-
te present0 tres escrituras, concedlen-
dole la Corte cuatrO dfas mas para
frazer otras copias de documentos pu-
blicos. FL demandao presentO un DO
cumento V Ia declaration de un testl-
90. Y la Ccrte de acuerdo con los
abogados. concede 20 dias al deman-
dante 10 dfas despu6s al demandado
para alegatos escritos.
Enero 1S.-Julia Garcia VS.. Martin
Riollano. Cobro de dlnerO. Sc reel
bio del Hon. Tribunal supreme su re-
s0luci0n t!eseStimandO IL apeiaci0n Ell
este case.
Ell Pueblo VS.. Pedro Santiago, ct. al.
Tomas Rivera. acometimiento agre-
sion grave. Natalio Nevarez, infrac-
ci0n artfcule 162 del C6digo Penal
Sc recibieron del Supreme las senten-
cias confrmandO
Vicente Font Camuiias. Adriinis-
TRACTION judicial. Vista la petici6l
jurada, la Corte ordena que el Mar
shall Sc incaute de cualquiera t'enes
muebles del finadO. Federico Font Ca
munas, entire ellos del equipaje de
mismo, tan prOnto tenga noticiaS d'
que ha tlega 10 a Puerto Rico, forman
do inventario de todo en- presencia d'
testigos entregue o deposite dichO
bienes ell poder de uEC de los pre-
suntos harelcros
Martin CubanO VS.. JESUS Jim6neZ
otro. Danos Y perjuciGs. La Cor
tie decret6 ell aseguramiento de Ia cfec-
tividad de In sentencia previa tianza
de 500 dollars.
Ramona MuilOz vs. r. Cobian Rive
ra V Otra Reclamation de dinerO.
A moci0n d.. la demandante Sc anOta
Ia rebellfa de los demandados.
Petrona Clemente VS.. WenceslaO
Romero DivOrcio. (lgual al ante
riOr.)
Mercedes Rivera VS.. Esteban To
rres DivOrcio. Qguai al anterior
Rafael Flores Fohseca. ReconOci
miento hijo natural. La COrte dictt
resolution en- este case aprObandO Ia
escritura de reconocimiento de hijt
natural Otorgada por q peticionarit
favor &c su hijO Luis Angel Rojas
que Sc inscriba, etc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23
UN CHOQrE

En- la avenida de las Nereidas, pa
rada 40, Santurce, ell autOm0vil nI-
nero 1929, guiado por el chauffeur
Roldn f. johnson, nGmerO 1919, chOc0
con el truck n1mero C-6S, prOpiedad
de Luina Hermanos, de San Juan,
guiado por el chauffeur Antonio Mar
cial, nimero 262/ rnSu:an1c el auto
m6vil dcstrozado el truck con ave-
rfas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23
CASINO DE VEGA BAJA

Ell Casino de Vega Baja" ha archi-
yado en- la Secretarfa Ejecutiva un
certificados relative la election de
los seiiores I. han dc formar Ia .'unta
Direetiva del mismo, hasta ell d1a 81
de diciembre del aiio actual. En- dl-
cho certificado apareceil los siguientes
nombrcs: ]. Sierra Chavarry, Presi-
dente: Pedro. Casanova. yice-presiden
te; Ramon Sobrino, Secretario; Ma
nuel Dorna, Tesorero; Jose Cestero
Honorico Ciordfa, Tlburcio Reyes
Manuel Ieopaba ~ Jose Perez Cruz
yocales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23
poR HURTo

Jose Ramirez. dc 26 aiios. resilente
en- Luna ntimer0 80, fue arrestad0
anoche por 81 guardia Salvador Mas
por hurto de una cap. de auto:n6yil
del ,senor Carmelo Suarez, micntraS
el carro Sc encontraba parade en la
calle, frente al cafe La Nueva Lin
da." FL case h aside sometido al
jueZ Municipal, por hurtO menor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23
oTRo CHooUE

En- la parada 16 Y media, Santurce
ell CAIRO el6ctricO numerO IL que
guiaba el motOrista H. Rodriguez, nj
70 135 conductor isabelle Gallena
ell sabado las siete Y treinta a. m
choc0 con ell autim6vii nGmero 1870
propiedad del doctor OctaviO Jordan
de San Juan, resultando el auto col
el bompi rotO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23
Sc ALQUILA

En- ell Tobacco Palace, Tetuan &C
Tres habitaciOnes, cOmedor, cuartt
de bano y cocina. Puede utilizarst
tambien como Oficinas.
PreciO $63.0O mensual.
Lame al TelefonO No. AIS, Sar
Juan, para informes.
Sea practice. Trate de Obte'
ner GRATIS un lapiz de orc ha.
ciendOse suscriptOr de Ell I'M
PARCIAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23
vENC!MIENTO DE LICENCIA

El q vence la licencia que disfruta
ell Attorney General. Al tomar nreva-
mente possession de su cargo, resolve
ri ell nombramientO del sub-marshal
de la Corte Municipal de San Juan.
Ha sido propuesto para ell cargo ell
joven Julio Torres.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
RUSSIA NOW LAND
OF ALL EXCESSES
Pendulum of Soviet Regime
Swinging Away From Close
Regulation.

MOSCOW. March 6.-tBy MaiD
The pendulum of the Russian
Soviet clock - swinging this winter.
as Tar 10 the right as 10 once swung
90 the left. but the Communist party
keeps the key 20 the works and ac-
CELEBRATES it's movements or retards
them as 80 sees ft.
From a country where. one year
ago. private wealth was considered
crime, prohibition OF liquor was a
state policy and gambling was some
times punishable by death. Russia
has changed 20 a land OF open spec
ulation, where people drink wine
legally and openly. and bet on horse
racing by means of betting machines
from which the government takes a
profit
These are just few OF the chang
cs since the Kronstadt revolt last
March prompted Premier Lenine 90
inaugurate q new policy. In NOV
Ing toward a state Of capitalism, the
government. since the Ninth ALI
Russian Soviet congress closed a
few months ago with approval OF
Lennes plans, has taken surgical
short cuts i'm an effort to change
within a few months the conditions
prevalent for years.
Moscow awakes each morning Ia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31

a new surprise. IL seems only yes
terday that private banks were pro
hibited. Today. a few strokes Of the
pen OF the Commissar or Finance
and private banks may operate al
every corner.
Yesterday. boarding OF gold was
n punishable ofense. To-day an
other decree and trading in IL. max
ing jewels OF IL. or anything one
could want 10 do with IL are leg IL
lied.
Radical cures for radical dis
eases" seems TO be the government
rule. A dozen sessions Of the con
gress of the United States Couldn
accomplish the alterations mad.
daily IN the life Of a Muscovite b1
the busy scrlbbung Of the II pens %.
Russla's i commissars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31

EIIsUorth's are featuring new
Tweed suits in an colors for Easter.
$500 20 $50 values. S19.75. Special
prices 0u Easter Coats. Suits, Wraps,
Dresses and Capcs The Ellsworth
Store. SO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31

Take home beautiful Potted
Primrose. These PrimrOses are pot
ted in inch paper pots and viii
IasL "a long time. on sale today and
Saturday az 500 peg pot Main
door. The Ellsworth store. 50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
list RECEIVED.

Two hundred and fifty beautiful
Priniroses in bloom. three. four and
five clusters ported in inch paper
pots. VIII last a long time on
sale today and Saturday for 39c per
pot Main floor. The Ellsworth
store. 50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31

when you say c!gars-say Dutch
Masters. 45-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31

When you say cigars-say Dutch
Masters 45-tf-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
KENTUCKY FARMERS
GET PAINFUL JOLT

LEXINGTON, Ky, March -
Court Day" a century-old institu-
ton in Kentucky. has suffered a
painful Jolt here. The circuit court
through an abatement order has
taken away from Il "Cheapside," a
public square in the center OF the
business district. where farmers
and traders for miles around gath
cred in numbers on the second
Monday i'm each month to swap
horses and to trade anything from
harness TO homes. And now. for
the first time in more than 100
years, they are not permitted 20
meet i'm the historic old square, OF
late years within the sight of the
town clock I'm the court house
tower, but have been shunted TO
another and less desirable street
The farmers say however, they
viii not submit tame to what
they regard as an invasion OF their
rights and indicate they Will carry
the case to the Kentucky court OF
appeals. The lower court said they
made Of it a nuisance, at once I'M
sanitary and unsightly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
CENTURY

Manager George SenEcr has pre-
pared a bill Of exceptional merit for
the Century theater today. Saturday
and Sunday. Tom Sautcht wiz bo
shown this evening in tho Sage
brush NUsketeers." a tale Of western
iife which is said 90 be a thriller;
Harold Lloyd viii be featured in
Rainbow Island, Hurricane Hutch
iu Hare and Hounds while the
adventures Of Bill and Bob VIII con
olude tonights program. Saturday.
Carmel Myers. noted film star, VIII
be shown IN Cheated Love" one of
her best pictures. The star appears
as a little immigrant from Russia
Hoot Gibson viii also be shown I'm
Fight IL out" a Jester comedy,
Almost Married" will complete the
program. Frank Mayo viii be seen
Sunday In "Dr. Jim a Universal
production Of a great story. The
star IN this picture is generally
known TO fans as an actor of excep-
tional merit. a western drama. "OId
Dynamite" and a Century comedy
viii conclude the bill. Billy Wittner
VIII render a program Of popular
songs at each entertainment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
JUST ONE MORE
IDLE BARTENDER

NICE. March o." Smiling" Fred
Martin, globe-trotting American bar
tender. who has mixed a cocktail in
eve~y port and i~ better known 20
many American tourists than the
Eifel tower or St Peters. has quit
the profe ssion.
To speak accurately. Fred has lost
his job. During the summer. Of late
years. Fred has presided over the
creation OF near-absinthe fixes az
Deauville: during the winter. he has
welcomed his friends from behind
the American bar az the Munici-
pal casino here.
II was a bewitchinC young wom-
an with a New York accent that
cost Fred his place behind the casino
bar Fred never could r, a New
York accent. he says. She nd lost
heavily at baccarat She kr.~ -ho
could win If She had only 900
francs more.
II is strictly forbidden for an en-
ploye Of the casino TO loan money
But the accent reminded Fred OF a
girl he had known i'm Harlem. He
counted out 5000 francs. and the
woman departed hopefully.
Fred never knew if she won or
lost But the casino management
found ont about &c and Fred received
the sack"
But never again for me-" says
Fred. can American bartender i7
an exile, anyhow. these days
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
Totals ........... 800 M lONS
4. q. T.. LEAGUE.
I1ycra.
WILL FORCE
GRID STAR FROM CAME

LINCOLN. Neb.. March Joe
Pucelik. all-around athlete Of the
University Of Nebraska, who made
Walter Eckersall's 1921 all-Ameri-
can football team, may be forced to
give UP athletics entirely.
A shoulder which had been dislo-
Gated a score Of times I'm tho last
three years is the cause Of his pros
pective retirement.
Pucelik was amateur wrestling
champion Of Nebraska in 1919. His
arm first was thrown out I'm a mat
contest late in that year it was dis
placed again in the Penn State-Ne-
braska football game i'm 1920. The
injury was repeated in every grid
contest i'm which Pucelik has parlci-
pated since that time But only
once-in the final game Of the 1921
.season-did he abandon the field.
The injury has been kept a secret.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
JEKYLL-HYDE PREACHER
Is TRAPPED AS THIEF

WASHINGTON. March wi
liam Simms. a negro. is leading the
placid life of an inmate OF a local
jail after pursuing the dual exist
ence of "A DR.. Jeky-ll and Mr.. Hyde
long enough 90 land him in the
clutches of the police.
Simms was a porter during the
day and is alleged TO have stolen
shoes from the shop IN which he
was employed. At night he was the
preacher Of the Church OF Ark, mad
vertently preaching against theft.
IL developed that Simms had been
selling the stolen shoes TO members
Of his congregation, who expressed
profound amazement al his arrest
in view OF the regularity with which
he had, from his pulpit. exhorted
them not 10 steal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
SALESMAN, WINNER
IN FORD CONTEST
Ralph Kester of Hin K ] e
Branch Here Takes Prize
For Selling Autos.

Ralph Kester. salesman for the
81 shawaka branch OF the r. W.
HlnkIe CO.. won the salesman prize
offered by tho company last Deem
Der 20 the one who sold tho most
Tords IN the months OF December.
January and February. g. was an
ucunced az a meeting OF all tho SELL
i7g departments Of the various Of
fees Of tho company IN South Bend
last night. Kester. though forced 20
meet many reversea because OF tho
uutimeIy season and the changes
taking place in the motor industry
succeeded IN delivering 80 new
cars. and 80 used machines. II was
az the local office Thursday that
Ksster sold quite a few cars more
than no was given credit for but
was unable 20 list them because
they had yet 20 DO delivered.
The Hinkle Co. from time 10 time
holds craftsmanship campaigns. I'm
every one OF them the Mishawaka
office standing high when tine final
checking up Is made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
BILLY EVANS
Says

Recently the Cleveland club ac-
quired Pitcher Dave Keefe. who last
year pitched for the Philadelphia
Athletics.
Mere mention of the fact that
Keefe last year pitched for tho Ath-
letics may cause some people to i'm
mediately lose interest in Keefe
also what l am going to say about
him
Keefe was about to be consigned
to the minors. when Cleveland
stepped in and made a trade for him
with the Milwaukee club. said club
having title TO his services.
With the tail-end Athletics Keefe
didn't excite much comment in the
American league last year. Yet
this same Mr.. Keefe has a very good
chance to break into the headlines
often during the season Of 1922.
Last year with the Philadelphia
club. Keefe was what might be
classed as the emergency pitcher.
He did lot of relief work and every
now and the nstarted a game.
I don't believe there is anything
| harder than relief work on a pitcher.
on a club that was going poorly like
the Athletics, and doing a lot of ex-
800
ticular it was only natural that
Keefe would be called on 10 do a lot
/ of rescue work.
In one week last season while /
was working with the Athletics. I
saw Kccfe i'm action I'm four games.
+ In a series with St. Louis IN which
the Athletic pitchers were being bad
/ ly treated. he was in three games of
/ the series.
with the Cleveland club Keefe IS
/ certain TO be a much better pitcher.
With a club that has an excellent
chance for the pennant. he is going
/ TO be fred with the ambition TO de-
liver. He is going TO have plenty OF
confidence, because he knows he will
I be backed by n veteran ball club.
Keefe has fair speed. n pretty good
curve, a nice change Of pace and a
freak delivery that IS one Of the most
peculiar balls I have ever watched.
\ IL acts very much like the old
/ knuckle ball that Eddie Cicotte used.
1t is tough one to hit because it
seems to fairly hop through the air.
kcefe is minus the second finger
on his pitching hand. This sounds
like a severe handicap 20 a pitcher.
However, that missing finger Is re
sponsible for the freak delivery. 1t
enables Keefe 10 get strip on the
7 ball that would otherwise be impos-
sible
Keefe viii cross me up unless he
wins quite a few games for Cleve-
( land this summer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
SledS Called Pleasure
Vehicles by Ohio lIGvOy

CINCINNATI, Ohio. March o.
Despite tho ruling OF a New Yorl,
magistrate 10 the contrary. sleds are
pleasure vehicles and viii be con-
sidered so by police officials or Gin
cnnati Mayor George Carroll de-
clared after reading Of the suspend
cd sentence given 10 a man because
Sc insisted upon pulling a sled. on
which his child was rid,ng. through
"a park where al but pleasure We
h.Cles were barred
Kids get more pleasure out o.
their sleds than their parents do out
of their automobiles. the mayol
said 'I look back over nav coaetint
DAYS with the greatest pleasure"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
DECLARES BRITISH
INDIAN GOVERNING
POLICY Is FAILURE
Writer Says Wholesale Reprcs-
sion Has Caused Play Into
Hands Of Enemy.

MADRAS, India, Feb. / - The
policy adopted by the British gov
eminent in India is characterized as
a failure in an editorial in the cur
rent issue Of the Indian Review
signed by G. a. Natesan. its editor.
The magazine Is one Of the most cor
servative Of the publications Issued
by Indians.
It's comment is regarded here as
indicating, to some extent, the attI-
tude of the leaders of the Moderate
Party, who heretofore have remain
ed loyal 10 British rule. 1t has been
claimed here that the government OF
India is losing its confidence in the
leaders Of this party because OF
what is called it's policy Of repres-
sion" The editorial writer says 81
part:
In launching a policy Of wholesale
repression and indiscriminate ar
rests the government has played
into the hands OF non-cooperators
Repression everywhere has been a
failure II has failed IN Egypt and
i'm Ireland and is bound 70 fall IN
India. especially in the India after
the war. Such a policy defeats its
own object by increasing the ten
sion. alternating the popular SYM
pathy and aggravating the general
unrest
by their grave blunder the bu-
reaucracy has helped 70 make what
might have been a partial or unsuc-
cessful haTtal in connection with the
Princes COT Wales) visit. into a
complete one-a result IN ITSELF
deeply 70 be deplored.
Surely, one may ask. Is Il policy
or panic 10 haul up men like c. r
Das and Motilai Nehru with the
thousands that follow their lead aud
give them a ready handle for civil
disobedience Already hundreds
have couTted arrest and focked TO
the jail and Il Is clear that more
are ready 70 follow. II would be
disastrous TO experiment on any.
thing like a real trial OF strength at
a juncture ike this. The way "a
peace IS in Cancellation"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
SURPRISE MEMBERS
or MODERN WOODHEN

Members OF the Modern Wood
men were pleasantly surprised We'd
nesday evening following their mi
tiaGon meeting by the members OF
Spring Camp. Royal Neighbors. In
addition 10 the oyster supper fur
nished by the Woodmen a delicious
luncheon was served by the Royal
Neighbors. I'm addition 10 thu oys-
ter supper furnished by the Wood
men, a delicious luncheon was
served by the Royal Neighbors. Gov
ers were laid for IS. The Wood
men initiated a large class OF candi-
dates at Castle hall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
CHEROKEE GIRL
TO VISIT CHINA
Will Be Delegate to Worlds
Student Christian Fedora
ton Conference.

LAWRENCE. Kas. March p
Ruth Muskrat. "a Cherokee Indian
girl from Oklahoma who IS a stu
dent at the University Of Kansas
here, will visit China this spring as
a delegate TO the Worlds Student
Christian Federation conference at
Peking, April g.
The hope Of the conference, Miss
Nuskrat explained recently, is 10
get students OF various Parts Of the
world in vital touch with each other
and. among other things, solve the
problems confronting Chinese stu
dents who have become imbued
with Occidental ideas.
Miss Muskrat. who is II. has done
" w. @. A. work in New Mexico
and worked among her people I'm
religious and educational work.
'The primary need Of my people, "
Miss Muskrat declared. "is trained
native leadership Indians them
selves. who understand the pecui-
-ariues OF the tribe and can work
with them.
Indian women are more capable
I'm most respects than the men
They know better how 20 barter
They are shrewder. This is an out
growth Of the timo when women
raised tho crops. The men go IN
more for social activities. If I have
party 7 can always count on the
men attending But II 7 want 20
put ON a financial drive. I appeal to
the women
Ftfty-seven nations VIII be rerre-
scented at the student conference IN
PeSinE, and viii represent more
than 100000 students throughout
the world. she said. After the con-
ference. delegates will visit the
principal universities OF Japan and
China.
Hiss Nuskrat who says her
father SIS Cherokee snd her mother
Irish, viii be the second Indian ever
elected delegate TO an interna-
uonal student conference. She goes
as q guest OF the national board OF
the Young Women's Christian asso-
Ci8uon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03

Jimmy Blouin OF Chicago won the
championship Of the worlds classic
bowling tournament recently held in
Chicago
Pitted against "a of the very best
bowlers I'm the country Blouin
emerged on top. Each bowler met
every other contestant in a five-game
series. The winner was decided on
point system.
Blouin was first with 547.14 points
20 his credit p. Wolf of Chicago
was second Nth a mark OF $500. NJ
Lindsay of Stamford. Conn, third
with 53O.11 points. and Jimmy Smith
OF Milwaukee fourth with a 526.43
rating.
Jimmy Smith, who finished fourth.
was a tOp-heavy favorite 20 win al
the start of the tournament.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
MERCHANTS BUSY
PREPARING FOR
BIC DOLLAR DAY

Merchants Of the city are already
preparing for Dollar day Friday,
March 10 The event is likely ~
eclipse any enterprise OF that nature
ever held in Mishawaka With the
assistance Of the Chamber OF Com
merce and tho cooperation Of prac-
ucaIly every merchant OF tho city
It IS expected that Dollar day WIZ
bring large crowds OF shoppers 20
the business districts.
Several merchants have made
buying trips TO tho big centers with
view OF purchasing new lines OF
merchandise for the occasion. The
News-Times viii carry complete
list Of advertisers next week.