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Sporting Notes

URBANA. ILL.,, March <.-More than
four hundred athletes from two score
OF tho leading institutions OF tho coun-
try completed final preparations today
for the fifth annual Illinois relay car
niyaI scheduled for tonight in the
Illini arinory.
CHICAGO, March <.-Oscar Mathies-
en-. Norwegian professional skater. Will
leave Norway early next fall with four
o. that countrys fastest amateur SKA
ters who win turn professional and
coma to America to compete for the
worlds professional championships. ac-
cording to word received here by Jul
ian 7. Fitzgerald. presidcn, OF the in
ternational skating union.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. March A-The
gymnasts of Massa chusctts institute
OF Technology were overwhelmed by
the Annapolis Midshipmen today 81 TO
/: and the navy swimmers also easily
defeated Techs Merrncn 4? to 10.
A third victory scored by the Mid
dies was over University OF Pcnnsyl-
vanlA in a series OF fencing bouts with
different weapons. Is 10 :.
AUSTIN, Tex. March <-Lindaic won
tn. hlxh-chooi haskct ball champion
ahip OF Texas tonight by defeating the
ri Paso team - 10 is In the anal game
of the basket ball tournament OF tho
interscholastic league.
Sixteen teams started In the 'ourns-
men, representing various districts OF
the state.
LONDON March <-Oyfords athie.
tie advantages over Cambridge due 10
the participation of Rhodes schola q
has again come up for discussion in
university circles
In this years icc-hockoy match OK
ford played team Of Canadians with
one exception-an American. This
team scored - times Ga worlds rccord)
without reply from Cambridge.
ono writer states that In his opinion
unlc>s something Ia done to level up
the teams. these inter Varsity con-
tests viii he forcgonc conclusions every
year and robbed OF all interest.
PARIS. March t-The two leading
female football club, OF Paris. the Fc-
nina sports aud tho En- Avant. were
contcstIrg the championship OF the
city on Saturday and at half time ca ch
side had .rored goal When play
was resumed. the pace was very hot
and a forward OF tho En- Avant team
slapped the face OF an opponent whom
she was accused OF foul. The referee
her comradc sided with her and refused
to continue tho game. The referee gave
the game In favor OF the Femina Sport.
LONDON. March Allan Cow, pro-
fessionsl to the Henvtesd Downs golf
club. Surrey. who has been appointed
TO tho Edgewater club. Chicago. leaves
England on March ~ to take up his
new position. He will bc accompanied
by Forbes Lcith. his latest addition to
the considerable list OF British play
err who have drifted to American links
in recent years.
Cow was born at t,pchtan, Perth
shire In 1885 and represented Scotland
aEains. England in the professional In
tsrns tional match at Muirheld in 1912.
He was for ten years professional at
Cog MagoE. Cambridge. and went 10
Bans,ead Downs in 1914. when Wilfrid
Reid left there for America.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
INDOOR TRACK and Field MEET
AT ILLINOIS CREATES RECORDS

took the two mile relay from Ames In
fast time. Ames won the medley re-
lay half mile two-quarters and mile,
clipping 5 4-5 seconds from the record
for a new mark or minutes Is 1-b Sec
onds.
In the pole vault tho bar crept up to
IL feet IA inches where Merrick or
Wisconsin and Laudowski of Michi-
gan, tied. This mark eclipsed both the
carnival and the western conference
indoor records. Several seconds were
clipped from the 800 and 1000 yard
races by Brookiris and Wilson of Iowa
and Winter of Minnesota while Os-
borne lcaped over the old high jump
mark both in the individual and all
around contests.
Illinois ran up 25 markers in individ-
ual events, getting three firsts. Minne-
sofa and Iowa each got two.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Rain seepinS
thru the roof of the twenty-socond
regiment armory. soaked tho turns on
the running track tonight and marred
the events in the national A. A. u,
junior indoor championships.
Three runners, two in the S00-yard
run and another In the two-mile event
were hurt when they slipped and fell
on the rain soaked track. r. Georgia
and Il. Tomas. New York Athletic club
men sprained ankles in the 300-yard
run and clubmato. i. J. Brennan suf-
fered bruises when he spilled on tho
third lap of the two mile event.
Princeton University's men won the
point trophy of the meet totallinG
thirteen points with two first and one
second place. Yalo's team finished Sec
ond with eleven points and st. Christo-
piers club of New York third with
nino points.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05

took the title from McVey. Bunnell
showed an unusual squirt and took the
crown by remarkable high runs.
The longest game played in the ser
les has been l6 innings. and the high
run has been taken by McVey with a
"a unfinished run.
Sixty-nvc points was gained by Nc
Ney in the Nth game when he won
1850
The series now stand.
McNey .125-l25-i25--l25---
Bunnell ......... aT-l2o-1eo- 6o-4o2
The past five games have been the
rack style pool. in the FIVE flnal match
~ the system OF line up pool will be
played and It Is believed that higher
runs will be made by both OF the cue
experts at this style.
BunneE and McNey will meet In their
sixth tilt at the Dixon Miller pool hall
Monday night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
KOFFEE and LEONARD MAL0DY
SIGNED UP FOR Is ROUND BOUT

than in tho past and will be good
match for the hard hitting and comins
Kid Mack. Kid Mack has good rec
ord and will give Dean tough six
round struggle.
A preliminary of four rounds be-
tween Charcoal Williams and Speed
ball Russell will open the fight card
for ST. Patricks night.
Joe Koffee went into training yes
terday for the bout with the tough
Malody yesterday. He does not under
estimate the Wyoming flash and In
tends to be in the best of shape.
Because frankie Dean has another
bout. this month the contestants in
the semi windup has not been assured,
but Matchmaker kinch feels certain
that he can get the two fast battlera
TO terms In day or two.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
Honest Values
in Used Cars

1920 HUPMOR1LE TOURING
A wonderful buy at our now low
price. This car will give thou
rands OF miles of satisfactory SER
vico at "A much lower cost per mile
than any cheap new car At It's
price.
1917 BUICK 8 ToURlNG-Good
cord tires. new paint, and som"
work on tho motor. 5000 down
takes II.
1918 CHANDLER 7-PAsS.-A
powerful. well equipped car that
you'll like.
1918 PAIGE 5-PAss.-This car
has been driven only n few thou
sand miles by a family who keep
their car looking like now. it's n
now car at an old car price.
REMEMBER that every car on
the road is used car. Discrim-
mating purchasers are keeping this
in mind and are purchasing our
good car, rather than cheap new
one. of inferior quality.
Ask tho man who has bought
n Used Car OF us.
THE GARRETT MOTOR 90.
Home of tho Studchakcr.
Seventh and Court. Phone 3&?.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
M'Vey Leads Bunnen
j,1@Cue Match 5OO-4O2

With half of the 1,ooo-point pocket
billiard match played. many OF the cue
enthusiasts. who have been watching
the past FIVE games between W. H.
McVey, former state champion. believe
that McVey will regain his title be-
cause OF the lead he now holds over
his opponent
McNcy now leads Bunn~ll by rs
points and has secured his 500 points
Al the halfway mark while BunnclI
has just passed the fourth hundred
with <0e.
In their last match in which Bunnell
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
PORTLAND AND SEATTLE
FIGURE IN BALL TRADE

PORTLAND. Ore. March 4-wil-
liam wentworth has been traded by tho
sesttle baseball club to tho Portland
club for Martin krue. News of tho
completion OF the deal was received
here today In a telegram from rrcsi-
dent W. l.. Klepper ~ the Portland
club who is in Seattle. teleEra;n
from Judge Lsndis sanctioned the deal.
kieppcr said Kenwor'h Will PLAY sec
oud base and also Will manage the
Portland team.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05

This aftrnoon at 130 the Sunviiie
Baking Co, bowlcrs will roll match
game with the Ideal Mine team on the
D. & NJ. alleys.
The Merchants League teams VIII
finish their schedule with game
Tuesday night. March I. between the
Coca Colas and the Orange Crush ana
n game between the same teams the
following Tuesday night. March IA.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
PRIZE FIGHTING BAN
IS LIFTED in HAVANA

HAVANA. Mar. 4.-Pr!zc fighting
a. a public spectacle In Havana was
again made legal today. Mayor Liaz
de NillcRas who banned prizefighting
several months ago annullcd his de-
crco this afternoon. \ national bog.
ing commission. named by tho de-
par,ment OF interior and headed by
senator Collaxo. will supervise the
sport in tho republic.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
FRAZEE, RED S0X OWNER OFFERS
$350,0OO FOR DEMPSEY WILLS GO

NEW YORK, Mch. 4.-Harry
Frazee, owner of the Boston American
League baseball club, announced late
today that he had offered Jack Demp-
sey $350.000 to defend his worlds
heavyweight boxing championship
against Harry Wills. negro heavy
weight. Saturday September .. was
mentioned as the date. the site to be
selected later.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
GAR WOOD, DETROIT
WINS $4,000 CUP

MIAMI. Fla. Mar. Baby Gar
owned By Gar Wood of Detroit. Michi-
gan. won the $4,000 Fisher-Allison
cup today when for tho third time.
Web Jays Adieu Chicago entry.
dropped out because of engine trouble.
Baby Gar was pulled up after the
thirteenth lap of tho fifty mile heat
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
CHICAGO AWAITS ACT
LECAl|z|NG BOXING

CHICAGO. ILL.,. March &.-The aues-
tion of lcEalixins boxing in Illinois will
he placed on tho ballo. at the April
primary elections. IL plans OF Alder
man Anton ]. cermak. are carried out.
II WAS announced today, Tho alderman
proposes the question be submitted as
\ public policy question.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
Fight Notes

DAVENPORT. Iowa. March A.
Fighting before 1000 fans hero last
night, Morrie Schlaifer. Omaha
weltcrwcight won n decisive victory
over the veteran, Johnny Griffiths. of
Akron. In tho ten round main go OF
a show put on by the local American n
Legion post.
CLEVELAND. March 4.-Davc
Shade. California welterwcisht boxer
who held Jack Britton to a draw re-
Gently in New York, and Jimmy Jones
of Youngstown have been matched
for IL round 20 at Canton. Ohio. on
March II. according 10 adviccs re-
ccived here. 1t Is also reported that
Rritton has agreed to meet the winner
later.
SPRINGFIELD. Mo- March g.
Young Fi,zsimmons of Oklahoma city
took every round OF 10 round bout
here from Pat Walsh. Cincinnati mid
dlewciEht according to the opinion oi
newspaper men.
Los ANGELES. Cal, March 4
Marty Farrell. New York middle
weight. scored technical knockout
over Johnny Burns OF Oakland. Cal,
In tho second round Of their four
round bout here last night.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 4.-
shamos o'Rrien of New York toniGh,
outpointcd George Chaney OF Balti-
moro in fast s-round bout O'Rricr
carried tho f,Eht to Chancy in every
round. o'Bricn weighed 1872 pounds and
CLANCY 1855.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
TROOP 26 TEAM TAXES
CITY SCOUT HONORS

Troop rs basket bali team won the
championship of the city among the
Roy Scout ouintets when they defeated
Troop ls by a .core Of 36-T Mt the Gem
trsl high school gymnasium yester-
day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
BASKETBALL

At LARAMIE, wyo.-Colorado
School OF Mines. 20: University OF
Wyoming. II.
AT COLORADO SPRINGS-Coiorad do
College. Is: University Of Denver, Is.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
STANDING OF MERCHANTS
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES

Again tho ~ pinsctters took the d.
and Ms to cleaning, games In
row. Alex is too fast. 100 single game
and $40 total. Alex will he signed on
the Coca Cola team for next season.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
TRAINING CAMP NEWS

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Mar. t.-B.
r. johnson. president OF the American
League, is out looking over tho spring
training camps OF his circuit. Mr..
johnson WIS in Eagle Pass. TcSns. to-
day watching the Philadelphia Ath-
lclics and Will return here tomorrow
night. Then hc plans to spend n day
Mt Scguin where tho White Sox arc
getting into shape.
SAN FRANCISCO. Mar 1.-Two
major leaguers. pete Kiiduff inficld-
or from Brooklyn. and Fred Coumbe.
pitcher from Cincinnati, have reported
training camp OF the san Francisco
club of the Pacific Coast baseball lea
que. kilduff was saltcd to play short
stop this year but has upset plans by
declaring he would rather have sec
ond base.
PfTTsBuRG. Pa. Mar. CHA rlcs
Babe" Adams. veteran pitcher of the
pitisburg Nationals has arrived at tho
spring training camp mt Wcst Baden.
Ind. and will indulge in his first prac-
tice session today. Adams ia In fino
physical condition.
The inclemcnt weather which greet
cd the Pirates players on their arrival
several days ago gave way yesterday
to sunshine and the pitchers and
catchcrs wcrc ordered TO tho diamond
for their first outside practice.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Mar. A.-Seven
more players arrived at tho local
Americans training camp yesterday.
according to "A report sent here from
Mobile. Ala. 1nclcment weather
forced tho players to idlcncss for the
second consecutive day
with the return Of mid-season
weather. the local Nationals were SCH
eduled today for two workouts at
their training camp in orange. Texas.
n report from the camp stated. Forty
players were on the field yesterday.
the first time since Monday.
bou1SVfILE. Ky, Mar. 4.-The
exhibition games of the Louisville
club OF tho American Association in
cludes games with tho Brooklyn and
Cincinnati Nationals. ST. Louis Ameri-
rnnr, and two Southern Association
Clubs
Tho Colonels will play their first
game with the Brooklyn club at Pen
sacola. Fla. March 10. Games with
this club also will be played on the
two following days. other games are.
ST. Louis Americans at Pensacola.
March %, 20 and ~. birmingham
at birmingham April Z. Nashville at
Nashville April and s. Cincinnati ut
Louisville April G. : and s. Nashville
at Louisville April and 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
BUSY SESSION At
CITY COURT TUESDAY

Louis O. Hartzel. South Bend.
was fined $50 and costs by Judge
Raab on his plea OF guilty 10 a
charge of driving an automobile
while intoxicated He paid
william NiviIle was arriagned in
city court on a charge OF speeding.
He pleaded not guilty and his case
was set for a hearing Saturday.
Charles Donkey charged with
malicious trespass. admitted break
ing the show window OF Nike
Severe. valued al s5.2s. Donkey
made arrangements 10 pay Severe
and he was released.
The case OF the State VS.. Blanche
Wozniak. charged with operating a
house Of ill-fame al 315 Short ST.
was continued TO June I.
The case OF the State vs.. Mary
Barrett. charged with malicious
ttespass perferred by sadie Weiss,
went TO trial before Special Judge
John ". SCHNEIDER, in the city
court Tuesday morning. The ana
Cavit charges Mrs. Barrett with
mischeiviously and maliciously pun
ing up a fence. de6 grating the line
between the Barrett and Weiss
property situated at the corner Of
Marion and Division SITS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
Gypsy Uomdn'S Funeral
To Be Held Wednesday

Funeral services for Mrs. Rosa
Nicholas. s2-year-old member OF
band OF gypsiee which has been
camping east Of NIishawaka on
Lincoln Highway near Twin Bra nch.
will be held Wednesday morning
at seven O'Clock at the ST .Michaels
Greek Orthodox church The
rites will be carried out in full &C
cordance with the gypsy funeral rit-
uaL a gypsy band will accompany
the body Of the dead woman 10 the
church Following the services the
band will follow the F. f. Coats
hearse overland 10 Forest Park.
Ill. where the burial will be in
the Forest Park cemetery.
Mrs. Nicholas was born in Ru
mania in 1870 Of Serbian gyrsy
parents. She has wandered through
Europe and America almost all her
life The band. consisting Of four
families and travelling in motor
trucks. was forced to stop at Twin
Branch Friday on account of IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
HUNDREDS ATTEND
MUSICALE GIVEN At
METHODIST CHURCH

Hundreds OF people attended the
musicale given BY he Young Peo-
pies department OF the First Metho-
dist Episcopal Sunday school, under
the direction OF Mrs Verne Grisa-
mer, last evening The program
was one OF the best ever presented
by Mrs Grisamer. II consisted OF
the following numbers:
Lysistrata. Lincke. orchestra
Sing 90 the Lord. chorus. Concerto
in 4 minor. Accolay. Leonard Fish
er. Serenade-Cornet Solo. torches
ira acc) Hazel. Robert Seaman;
Coul l. Catherine Weir. Atlantis
fThe lost Continen) Suite in four
parts Safranek. ca Nocturne ana
Morning Hymn Of Praise. CO. A
Court Function Co Love Thee
CThe Prince and Anna.) Cd The
Destruction Of Atlantis. Carmena
Wilson. Miss Lois Sackman. Air
Varie-Violin quartet Weigl-Dan-
Ella; Leonard Fisher jeanette Ches-
gro. Alice Burkett and Beldon Leon
ard; Masaniello. Auber. Warren
Niles. Saxaphone quartet arr by c..
+ HdrretnL, W lnDelQ seaman, IlSS
Martha Tracy. Richard Partridge
and Miss Fern Hunsberger; Sousa
Marches ca Yorktown Centennial
OBJ stars and Stripes; Address our
Young People" g. A. Studley. SUI
perintendent. department song.
chorus and orchestra: benediction.
Rev ". w. Want
The orchestra and chorus Is COM
posed OF the following:
VIolins-Leonard Fisher. soloist:
Alice Burkett, Felix Callsen. Inez
Reed. Beldon Leonard. jeanette
Chesbro: c. Melody Saxaphone-
Winfield Seaman, Richard Part
ridge; Alto Saxaphone - Martha
Tracey. Fern Hunsberger; Cornet-
Robert Seaman. soloist; Drums
Budford O'Belnis: Clarinet-Warren
Niles. soIoist: Piano-Marian Quick:
chorus-sopranos Catherine Weir.
soloiSt; Lois Sackman, soloist; Ten
or-Seward Bower; Contraltos-
Agnes Poole. Mildred Munsee: Bass
Richard Cellar, Richard Garvin
and Edgar Lohr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
PUPILS WILL PRESENT
PIANO RECITAL TONIGHT

A piano recital Will be given bt
the pupils of Miss Amanda F'isch-
mann at the Public Library rooms
Wednesday evening at s O'Clock.
She will be assisted by Miss Clara
Fischmann. soprano. who will sing
10. Hear the Gentle Lark. by
Bishop.
The following pupils Will partici-
pate in the program: Gordon
Holmes. Iole Vernasco. Florine Fer
rettie. Garnetta Kruger. Elizabeth
Richards. Lawrence Eberhardt, De.
lores Leyes. Dorothy Reidenbach.
Louise Reidenbach, Paula Roeder,
Evalyn Fannon. jeanette Eckstein,
Helen Cone. Marguerite Einfalt
Joseph Cogan. Richard COgan
Nancy Hamilton, Esther Roeder,
Mildred Stahl. Helen Schiller. .Albin
Leyes. Margaret Deitchley. Clarence
Futterknecht. Catherine Kline Ber-
nice Eberhardt. Nellie Shipper. Mary
Rudduck, Ruth Gygi. Gertrude
Gygi. Ethel Buysse. Elmer Faller
Arlene Johnson, Florence eau and
Ruth Turk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
BUILDING PERMITS

J. H Wiekamp for J. f. Groff,
residence at the corner of Mishawa-
ka av., and Webster St. cost $500.
J. II Wiekamp for s. Cohn, resi-
dence al corner OF Mishawaka av..
and Webster SITS. cost $4,000.
Sylvester Myers for F. L. John
son. bungalow on 18th St. TO cost
2 400
Art Lowery garage on Hendricks
St. cost $3.50.
George Friedman. garage at SIS
Short ST. cost 5000
Edward Holycross for addition 20
residence at 61s F Lawrence ST.
cost 500.
J. Q. Swanger. addition 20 SIS
Lincoln way west cost 800.
F. Fuzzy. garage on Jackson ST.
500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
FUCSIK RELEASED
FOR THIRD TIME,
CHARGE WITHHELD
Speeding Charge Taken Care
of; Military Count Held
Up Indefinitely Here.

The first and second charges
against Josaph H Fucs!k. arrested
three times IN - hours. were dis
posed OF In city court Tuesday morn
ing when hs was fined 81 and costs
for speeding. and warned against a
repeated offense OF failure 10 appear
in city court when a trial date has
been sent.
The third and most serious charge,
preferred against him by Command
ing Capt. Corwin Hartwick OF Co.
]. 152nd Infantry this city OF abb
sencs without leave on three occas-
ions. has not been dropped but will
be withheld until "A continuance Of
the offense Atty George Sands OF,
South BEND obtained the release Of
Fucsik from jail at noon Tuesday
when he promised 10 provide job
for Fucsik Immediately. see that the
defendants wife was taken care OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24

Kueoler. 81 Lot "a IN Muessers
Isl Add
Alonzo J.. Hammond and wife 20
Henry Is. Smith and wife. 81. Lot
$50 in Hilcrest Add.
Jane Ernsperger TO Fred Barraws
and wife. 81. Lot IS in studebaker's
Add
August Brothers et al 10 William
II. Longenecker and wife. 81. Lot
43 in Dunns LIST Add. 10 River Park.
Frank VI. Boorom and wife TO
n Dixon, 81. Lot IS IN Berner
Grove Add
John E. Glavin and wife 10 Lloyd
E. Holman. 81. Lot 1Ss in NIayr's
Mich. av Add.
Bertha Druliner and her husband
20 Laura Ellen Judd. 81. Lots Il
and II in Lawrence and BatteIVs
Add.
William p Bertsch and wife 20
Amah Sensenich Romine 81 Lot 81
in 1st Add 10 Navarro Place.
Eugene Miller and John W
SCHNEIDER 10 Franklin A. Metzger
$500. Lot - in Wenger Realty cos
LIST Add
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24

Kizer and wife. 81 Lot 2 and 10
in Oakland lst Add.
CORTLAND P. Ducomb and wife TO
Leo Smet and wife. 81. Lot in Maoka
Place Add
T. Edward Beall ard wife 10 james
L. France and wife. 81 Part OF lots
II and II in Wards Ist Add 10
AIishawaka.
Aloysius Schindler and wife 10
George 2. Britt, 81 Part OF lot IS
in Schmitt's Add
Henry Bonbardie and wife to Rene
DeMeyer and wife. $4,000. Lot Is
in Krillenbreger's Add
Aloysius J. Schindler and wife 20
Nicholas J. Schmitt and wife. 81.
Lot 13 in Schmitts Sub
Nicholas Schmidt 10 Aloys!us J.
SCHNEIDER and wife. s2.lOO. Lot Is
in Schmitt's Add
Joseph Kleiser and wife 10 George
L. Hacker. 81. Lots Is and Il in
Lawrence and BattelTs Add TO Mish.
Glen Clark and wife 10 Ed Neddo.
81. Part OF lot IS in Denniston and
Fellows Add
Clotilda Rupel 10 Ervan VI. Rob
bins. 81. S acres in the west part
OF Warren twp
Salvation Army cf New York 10
Salvation Army OF Illinois 81 Part
Of lot 3 on Main ST. in Mishawaka
Sarah Bylomgten TO Arvil,ah E
Carpenter, 81. Lot y in Zigler's
Add.
Charles Kish and wife 10 Adam
Krzymis and wife, 81 Part Of lots
1914. 1915 and 1915 in Summit Place
Add.
Henry Slot and wife 10 Grace J.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24

Mr. and Mrs. ". Stanley Sandi-
lands. 127 W Grove St, entertained
the Home 8gilders Bible class NJ
the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday school al hard times par
" Monday evening. Contests and
m usic were enjoyed Favors were
won by r chatham. Mrs J. Shaffer
and Mrs Warren Hansen. Plans
were made for a weiner roast 10 be
held soon. Luncheon was served by
Mrs. Sandilands.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
Real Estate Transfers

Real estate transfers taken from
the records of the Indiana Title and
Loan Company.
John Mazurkiewicz and wife TO
Isaiah Holly and wife 81 Part Of
Tot 81 in Riverside Summer Resort
add
Northern Indiana Realty Co.. 10
Ross R Bits 81. Lots 81 and 60 in
Strong's 2nd Add.
Edward Warner 10 Matte Long. 81
A tract Of land in the central part OF
Penn twp
Frank cart and wife 10 Willis VI.