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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
FANS ENJOY CONCERT Of
PETERSBURG ORCHESTRA
Southern Sercnadcrs Delight
Dispatch Radioists With
SyncOpaiions.
SyucOlIaiionS

To the engaging vigor OF more
than a dozen popular syncopations.
radio ears within the thousand mile
scope OF The Dispatch broadcast lis
tened with unusual Interest last
evening. The wBAX station offered
they last played for the broadcast.
were received with cordiality that
even for tho jazz" seemed quite un-
usual
The wcll-krown scxtct OF Peters
burg is perhaps the most versatile
orchestra in tho state. playing tro-
1uently in practically all Of the
larger cities and towns. They Will
play on Saturday evening and there
Club.
Last evenings program embraced
number OF selections which. while
wcil-known. have never been heard
from tho WBAZ station. The num-
bers Included Dancing Fool" Are
You Playing Fair" Who'll Take My
Place" "SaNaphohia "lIot Lips. "
Yankee Doodle Blues" "George;te. =
Don't Rring NJ" posics." II Love You
Truly" IN" It Again" "Do Dah
Blues" Nobody Lied" and Il piano
solo by Harry Cooper. Kitten on the
Keys
Director Harry Cooper proved not
only director Of rare merit, but an
| ahlc\pianist. Ills cotcrio cmbra CO, i
Robert Skinner, drummer: Luke Chal-
Under. tr"mhonist; Daniel Dean. cor
nctist: Davis Cooper. saxophonist.
and Andrew Lewis, hanjoist Each
artist gave 1" the compositions I'll,
! work of fine and original musicians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
TABERNACLE SOCIETY
HOLDS LINEN SHOWER
organization ~ New 81. Pnui's Cnth-
ollie Church Elects Nrs. Fred
crIck IimnIInrHt Ircs ihcnL

\, ;hc annual meeting Of tho Tab
'rnhci" Society, composed OF married
women o. the new -. pauTs Catholic
Church OF barton Heights. Mrs. Fred
.ciCk buuhardt was elected president
and other officers were chosen as
follows. vice president Mrs y. Dale
Lucia. secretary Mrs j. j VII
Hams treasurer. Mrs John Hopkins
Officers reports were read and
among tn" functions planned for Tia.
near fu;ur" a miscellaneous shower
VAS arranged for the teaching sis
',rs ~ the Rcncdictinc order. who
"0l conduct tn" school az the new
parish.
Tho shower Will be held ttis eve.
n.ng AZ O'Clock in the sunday
Srnpol auditorium. North Aycuuc he
tween Hooper and Essex streets.
Tn" members Of the church ana
'f."Mds Of INC sisters are invited TO
attend Refreshments viii be
served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17

without any known destination. in
formation as To where they came
from. who they belong to and with
out any bills or motive power
to move them
lilo also stated that many stations
have been closed since the strike be
gan. and that freight OF all descrir-
tons is piled shoulder high on plat
forms. exposed tn all kinds OF
weather. and that 1t can he takc,t
away by any one VINO might desire
IL.
lie declares that railroad forced
the issue in this situation, although
the clerks had made every concoiv-
able effort TO reach an honorable
and amicabl" settlement.
W. j. iiarahan. president OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio. left last night
for New York. where he will attend
a meeting of the board of that Sys-
tenn today. tie declined To comment
on the statements issued by MIR. os-
borne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
SOUTHERN MERCHANTS
VISIT better HOMES"
Exhibition to Run Four More
Observation-Disclosures
$4,000.

Related guests filled the two Ret
ter Homes Electrical" yesterday TO
sec the exhibition Of model home
making which has four moro days
to run. Among the visitors were
scores OF delegates to tho Southern
Retail Merchants Association. who
want 10 sec the cooperative move
ment that is genuine object les
son to all dealers.
The 800" mark will he reached by
tonight, those in charge OF the two
houses estimate This is 80 per cent
more than had been expected In the
most optimistic estimates before the
demonstration was staged by forty
one Richmond firms cooperating
with The Times Dispatch and Even
ing Dispatch
Exhibitors whose articals have gone
10 make up tho two beautifully
equipped homes are surprised at the
condition In (which their goods have
been kept. Despite the thousand. Of
persons who have gone through the
houses. not piece shows a scratch
or sign Of handling. If the visitors,
who are from all walks OF life. had
been visiting the home OF the most
fastidious housewife, they would not
have shown more consideration.
OF tn" $4,000 visitors. nearly half
HAY" turned IN cards OF comment on
tho houses as they Impressed the in
dividuals. These cards are consider
ed by the coilahorators as the most
valuable feature OF the exhibition.
Already they arc talking Of repeating
The movement next year on a larger
scale
The model homes arc at 220l Rose
wood Avenue and StOnewall Courts
Both Were loancd by the owners for
the demonstration. They have been
highly conplim"nt"d. asid" from the
furnishings. and Will within a few
weeks he the homes Of Richmond
Families who. no matter how popu
lar. Viii never in all their lives have
as many visitors as their touscs
nave seen in the three weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
SOUTHERN RAILWAY HIRES
MEN FOR STRIKERS JOBS
System Takes On New Work.
crs for First Time Since
Walkout.
SAYS souru is BACK or ROAD
President Harrison Declares 1t Hns
Done Everything to bring About
settlement or the CONFERENCE.-The
borne Attends Unions Conference.


For the first time since the road
shopmen walked out on strike on
July /. the Southern Railway ycster-
day began taking on new men to
take the places OF the strikers. y
few mechanics applied in response
TO advertisements that appeared in
the daily papers. and IL is said that
the company will employ competent
workers who present themselves.
Fairfax Harrison. presfden; OF the
Southern system. said yesterday that
the people Of the South are behind
the road. because 1t has done every
thing possible to bring about n set
Element OF the strike. and they want
service.
stu Ignores Ultlmntum.
The Southern Federation of Shop
men continues to ignore the ultima
tum of President Harrison and. il is
claimed, none of the strikers has
returned to work.
II. J. Osborne. general chairman
OF the brotherhood OF Railway
Clerks. left yesterday for Hunting
ton w. Va. whore he will attend
n conference OF representatives. OF all
rail unions OF i've Chesapeake and
Ohio today Plans for continuation
- Wv 81 INC W II! We Hldppcu out, IL
is said
Two statements were issued by Mr..
osborne before his departure from
the city. One dealt with the forma
ton of new Chesapeake and Ohio
clerks Association and the other
with the general situation on the
Chesapeake and Ohio, as Mr.. Osborne
claims he saw IL as he recently
passed over the line from Richmond
TO the Middle West lie also de-
clarcd that he had been assured In
Washington by Bert NJ. Jewell, head
OF the Federated shop Crafts, tina,
the shopmCn were behind the clerk
and would continue to stick with
them.
company Orgnnizntfon.-
In his letter concerning the formo
ton OF the new clerks association
Mr.. Osborn" declared II was Il Com.
rany orGanizati"n." formed by tn,
company for its own advantage. ant
that IL was mushroom affair thai
VIII not bother the brotherhood. be.
cause it Will not last long" lie alsc
stated tina; ali officers vested Will
authority VIII he appointed by tn.
| company.
In his letter regarding the con.
diti"ns on the c. X o." MIR. Osborn,
said he had been on the line for ter
days and had seen with his owl
eyes and heard with his own ears
"" declared that instead of the sit.
Wation being normal. as claimed b,
the officials Of the chesapeake anC
ohio, there are thousands OF car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
Not Far by Auto,
but by Foot, Gosh!
Elevator Man at City
Hall Denies Long
Northern Trip.

The report that John Giovanuattle
elevator superintendent at City Hall.
had COMO on an extended trip through
the North on his vacation. appears
TO have been mistake. In let
ter received yesterday by Custodian
Nance at the City Hall. he writes:
Somebody sent me piece from
a paper. saying that I had went on
long Northern trip to spend my va
cai!om. wish was. but aint.
Whoever told YOU that must OF seen
me out near yellow Tavurn walking
10 pond near Glenn Allen. where
am now at. and while the place is
north OF the City Hall. IL you go in
Ford 1t is not very far. but I
reckon whoever told YOU about the
long trip must OF been walking like
| was. and then il is some long trip.
Hot my gosh. this Ia the hottest
place ever seen. and must bc mere
the rele hot place. ! am having a
fine time fishing when nint scrach-
ing chiSgcrs and fighting skcetcrS.
Everybody goes on vacations TO have
good time. and II they don't they
always say they do. when they get
hack. That's me too. We brung
along strip OF bacon and. some mclc
and expected TO fry the fish. hut so
far we have just been eating the
bacon and corn bred. I'm glad we
brotc the bacon.
Il thing about Albert and Charlie
sweating in the City Hall elevators
and feel sorry for them, but they
wouldn't like this life | am in as i,
is too much like work. We do all OF
our own cooking and keep the cami
In nice condishun. and wont have Ia
do II much longer as we start walk
I sitdown car and spend a day with
/ US. one fellow did and said he spcn,
/ three weeks up here that day.
This is the place to strcch shor,
/ vacations into long ones. and if you
walk both ways, YOU sure go on I.
/ long trip. 1t has cost m. SlO9 :,
/ FAR. JOHNNIE"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
RADIO MUSICIAN
On WCY PROGRAM
pln Garrett. Popular VIo-
rIInincring In Worth.
Schenectady Tonight.

'inia Garrett popular
is. and well known IN
circles. who is spending
81 tho North. viii play
= ions n, thc broadcast
- at Srhucctady. Ncw
at " O'Clock Miss
Tented young artist 81
and has been fire.
from the radio broad
Tn" Dispatch Papers
V radio station is the
psf powerful in the
card In many couu-
y state iu The Union
q rie quito am accom-
viOiiEi>' when She
BAI station and Is
enthusiasticaIly re
Hichm"ndcrS may
on $50 meters
iil play At the WGI
pro Hillside Mass.
Iis IS a Northeastern
the hrst broadcast
: plished aud is quit.
81 the East Radio
on this station on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
Ad Club Members
Reveal Ambitions
Tell What They Hope to
Be Ten Years
Hence.

Very much out OF the ordinary
was tho program presented at The
weekly luncheon OF the Richmond
Advertising. Club yesterday At the
y. w. c. a. 1t had been announced
as success meeting, and Prcsidcn;
Hottie suggested that each person
present state his or her name. bust
ness, and what they expected to be
ten years hence. There were a num-
Der of clever answers given. Some
hoped to be out OF debt TIN years
hence: others had visions of being
presidents or the concerns they now
represent, and still others hoped to
see President Dudley. Of tho Rich
mond First Club, pointing Ia a new
public library ten years hence. y
number hoped to soc Richmond q
city of 100000 inhabitants. and one
man said he hoped their wishes
would come true tor he wanted to
do their washing.
Thomas Bushall. president OF the
Morris Plan Bank OF Richmond.
spoke on the idea Of Arthur J. Nor
ris. founder OF the Morris Plan Bank.
and of the success he has attained
In putting that idea across. until
today the banks of that kind arc
serving l.7oo.0O9 people.
w. II. Walker touched on tho
things that make for success in life
pointing out that the acquisition OF
money is not an Indication OF sue
cess. He named a number "f Nir-
Rinians who. starting at the bot
tom. have worked their way into
positions of influence and power. and
arc doing Things beneficial To their
ncighh0rs and TO the prosperity Of
the towns and cities in which they
live. These men. no said are sue
ccssful men.
President Hottie named commit.
tee on welcoming guests at the week
" lunchcons. aud this committee
Will begin funcrioniuT next week.
stanhimrr in Nnrds and ON Sidinr g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
(,eftlur Ii,fi.,

the condition ~
n d wards % High
p 50. who y JOB iu
"a ug Inter Mrs Hur
80, Highland
ted last night Dr.
TO be tho Oldest
/ the CniversIty OF
Oldest Mason 10.
a d uated from tti.
Eginia In 1888 and
Der Of the MasOnlc
years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
Widen Ron Il.

issuing Of bond
5000 FOR the i'm
idening Of the Nine
cen Richmond and
being discussed by
4 section. Action
the matter snorty
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
Price Oil & Realty Co
National Bank OF Commerce Bldg.
Phone 2ss.ll6b.

Sin room house, corner lot. east front.
best loCation In San Jac.nto on high.
way. will sell and take IN good Ford
Dodge or Buick car Call us up as ",
mean business.
For sale. furnishings Tor a l6-room
rooming house. best bargain In a room
ing house that's been offered In Anna
rillo for many day II sou want q
money maker get g.
4 dandy three room house in two
blocks Of paved street in san Jacinto
Heights for sl,sOo with $4,000 down.
Have a new homo o. trade for New
Mexico land This place Is In Anna.
'illo ana - California bungalow stylc
Must have improved place.
We make trades Tor YOU IN any state
ave us your listing matters not wher,
you are
Houses 10 Rent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19

WE DO odorlsss cleo ming aui pressing,
Three.piece suits, ti.ib; suits pressed
soc. We can nave you from tio 10 SIC
on your suits. smith a Parks. Phons
1sts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

SODA FAUETAINs-Handsome 100.
foot complete outfit used only few
months; good as new. Also one ten.
foot and one oightfoot outfit Just ship.
ped hack from oil fields. Exceptional
bargains on easy terms. Write or wire
Grosman Fountain Co. Dallas, Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
CHOICE RANCH FOR sNLE.

CHOICE RANCH FOR SALE.
VIII sell either four or six sections
OF good smooth sandy chocolate loan
mesquite grass land with plenty OF WI
ter. Has three wells and wlndmills
with tanks, three surface tanks and
water in the creek the year round
/ Improved with lO.room two. story
stone house with bath. electric lights
and water in house. electric stove. iron
I etc. Barn, sheds. corrals and granaries.
/ chicken houses. etc All fenced and
cross fenced. 100 acres in cultivation
Also has stone store building with
small stock OF groceries. lght hard
ware and drug sundrics. Posloffice In
store Good stone school house located
on ranch. This property only IS miles
from railroad.
Price. $1,000 per acre. - cash and
long time on balance. VIII take good
residence in Amarillo. as part payment
SEARS & SEARS.
Phone ligS Room 6. Ray Bynum Big
FOR SALE-:i1N JAClSTO HEIGHTS
LOTS-Lots Nos n ard 10. block i5.
$500. $500 cash balance $50 per month
Lot No. .. Block iSs. s250. 1900 cash,
belancc $50 per month. Address T. u
Paul care Houston National Exchange
Bank, Houston. Texas
FOR sALl;-Typcwri,er Exchange In
frowing town. business showing good
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
REAL ESTATE

pOR SALE--The best bargain ever
offered In Amarillo. l6 room rooning
house completely, furnished. one year
lease: win take good car as part pay
ment; some cash and terms ON balance
Phone 2O6S-J.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
SITUATIONS WANTED

work b. graduate nurse.
Call 2i7e.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
REAL ESTATE
For Sale

For Sale
Five room modern house. has large
bath. screened In back porch and wash
room. plastered. double floors. has nice
light fixtures. many convenient closets.
built.ln features in Kitchen, French
doors. located on east front corner lot.
near pavement. Price $500. good
terms.
Just finished one Of the most complete
and modern small homes In Amarillo.
has -four rooms ana bath. built in fea-
lures ~ kitchen. bath and kitchen fin.
ished IN white enamel. light fixtures.
extra large living room with French
doors into dining or breakfast room.
plenty closet room. Price 81 $50. good
terms
60Xi4O foot lot on Jackson street. best
residence district. 81 O0O. with $500 cash.
balance SiOO per year
b0Nl4O foot lot ia block Joining pave.
mcni In san Jacinto Heights. east front
near school building Price $3.50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19

FOR SALE or TRADE-At "A bargain.
lot on South Fillmore. lot on South
Harrison. lot on South Tyler. win
take car as first payment. H. Il. Nc.
Alester. Phone liSl 81 FGqua Bldg.
Res. So.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
A Good Variety of
Bargains

$4,000 stock OF clear general mcr.
chandise, located in good Panhandle
town. win trade for Panhandle land.
Priced right
Eight room house. close in. ON Har.
rison street, renting FOR $50 per month
VIII trade for 100 acres Of land close
20 Amar.l 10. II priced right
New broom house. wen located in San
Iacin'o, hardwood floors. bu.lt.n fea-
lures. In fact real nice little home, 200
;cct from pavement Price N.25O. $500
cash. balance extra good terms
one q; the best groom. east front.
Arick residence In tho city. large Fin.
ishcd basement, extra fine inside finisl,
elegant light fixtures. good garage ana
drive way. Price Sl3 SOC Good terms.
See us for bargains IN lots We hav.
q few well located lots that the owners
viii trade Tor q good Ford. Dodge OK
standard make OF cars.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19

aNrEr-nv misdci srsd wan board
ana room with private family. Address
Rrmder care Daily Nsws.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19

lDk SALE New foui room modern
h'use. with walks. 10 good ncighboi
tcod ,n north side cd city This Is a
grJnOn 10 bus e home almost like rent.
SEE co. call " G.. Euvcc. agent. room
a- iuuua Bdr rhur, Isi ur ssN.
ifuIty ~ hDuse and lo's ON east side
u' town Goo u8de Tor lo' closer iu. CaI
r..Hhaudip Laundry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19

FOR RENT-Two improved farms. near
Canyon. for wheat only. c. T. Word,
Amarillo. Texas. Phone 800.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS

SADDLE Horses. fancy snd lie horses
for hire. Phone go
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
Brock & Kidd
Blackburn BldE
Phone 2I2

FpR SALE OR TRADE.
z4s lots m the Wood Addition 90 tho
iswn "a Pogtaic~, IN the shallow water
, Ruoscyol, Count, New Mexico. all
"a city limits well located. value $50
pea lot. clean
30 acres 81 sandy grtss land gN miles
ruuihc1st 81 porial,s. New Mexico.
'lluc Si.'o pcr acre. NO improvements,
GEAR
Sso acres sandy grazing land about 30
% les south 90 rortsl"s. value 81 SO pcg
ape. 5000 90 cgcumhrluoD ON same. due
4u same .n about H. months.
500 acres tgh; gramma grass farm
li"o. % miles southwest 81 Portales.
value $1,000 per acre. cncumbran,e
S'aOOoo du" October list. can bee ne.
reWcd. pretty we'll improved WIN sell
~ terms o. trade ana part for Amarillo
I perry.
Address owners. y. . Box 2is.
Purtales. New Mexico.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
PARLEYS TO HALT CAR
STRIKE UNSUCCESSFUL

CHICAGO. July 29.-CBy L. Pr
Parleys 10 settle the threatened
Chicago street car strike. failed TO
day
Unless some final unexpected step
for settlement of the dispute over a
wage cut. Is made. the strike will be
ordered Tuesday. union heads an
uouuced
Three million persons ride daily
on the cars. which company officials
admit Will be completely tied up BY
strike.
Attorneys for the Chicago surface
lines today made plans. in the event
OF strike. 90 file a voluntary petit
ton In bankruptcy. placing the op-
GRAFTON OF the concern i'm the hands
OF the federal government
The company claims TO have lost
S25 600 day since fares were cut TO
cents on June O.
Bankruptcy proceedings also would
fdrestaI plans made b. city traction
experts 10 seize" the lines ana op-
crate them under municipal control
In the event or a strike
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
LIMERICK RECEIVES
SEI T. X + INJURIES
N AUTO COLLISION
O00H.n1ed from page one-I


TRIBE. operator Of the Ford car.
gave his address AS Cincinnati. o.
and stated that he had keen EN-.
p'oyed by The IInkle Used Car dept
for the past week Tie was driving
can owned by The Hiukie company
at the time Of tho accident He was
arrested be- Serg' Ben. Roberts and
hsiI for inve4tlc-
WE.I- answering hurry call 20
tha scene of the accident the police
ambulance was run into 5y Ford
CAR owned by the Indiana and Mich
l24u Electric Co The ambulance
had turned south into Main ST. from
The garage driveway north Of the
c.tv hall sounding the siren CON
t.ngoUsiy from the time it left the
garage In order 20 prevent hitting
two Young girls stand i'm the cen
- OF the street officer TLolander.
driver % the ambulance. damned on
his brakes. coming 90 a dead stop
Ford ear. travelling north on
Main St. made no effort TO stop until
b. had struck The left rear fender.
The front axle OF the Ford was
slightly bent bur was able 10 pro-
coed The driver OF the Ford car
proceeded on his way failing to make
report of the accident
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30

CADIZ. Ohio. July 90 ~ Several
hundred shots We're fred during an
encounter last night and today be-
tween mine guards and str.klrs
miners al the Penoya mine of the
United Coal company. Harrison
county. near Adeua. jefferson coun-
ty according 10 reports made 20
Sheriff Martin Of Harrison county.
No casualties were reported. how
ever The mine guards used ma
chine guns in returning the FIRE of
the miners.
IL is feared that another outbreak
may occur at any time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
SEEK LEGISLATION.

WASHINGTON. July 29.-CBy T.
y. SD-Pres't Harding is IN com
pIete accord with the senate today
that legislation must be enacted as
speedily as possible to prevent a re-
currence Of the coal and rail strike.
Although republican and demo-
cratic senators entertain conflicting
opinions as 20 the form the proposed
legislation should take. they agree
with him that congress must FRO
vide an effective and lasting remedy
for the existing industrial situation.
Sen. Cummins republican. chair
man OF the senate Interstate com
merce committee. believes that the
president will not only consult both
republican and democratic leaders
of congress regarding the legislation
he has I'm mind but that he will
make il the subject OF a special mes
sage 90 congress before long.
Cummins and other republicans
are convinced that the big issue at
the next session OF C0ngI ess viii
be legislation embracing the entire
coal and rail situation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
ONE KILLED. 10 HURT
IN CLASH OF MOTORS

PHILADELPHIA July 2e-Oue
person was Killed and 10. mostly
children. We're injured tonight when
motor van s.de-swiping motor
truck loaded with elders and children
returning from q sunday school pic
mic was thrown against a taNicaa
a, Lancaster aE The impact upset
the truck and the taNic8b. and both
caught FIRE
The dead woman is Mrs Rosa
Luro. Although bo-h she and an
infant daughter In her arms were
thrown from the truck The child was
thrown clear ~ The wreckase aud
suffered little injuries
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30

John Mattingly. 1902 S.b.ey av.
died saturday morning at 1910
O'Clock following an illness OF three
days of pneumonia He was "a mem
Der OF the Masonic and Odd Fellow
orders. also a member of the Grace
A NJ. r. church
He was born In Lebanon Ky.
May 80. 1895 and was - years Old
lie had been resident Of south
Bend for a period of one year com-
ing here from Gary. Indiana lie is
survived by his wife Mrs Margare,
Mattingly. whom he married al JEFF
fersonville, Indiana on Sept %.
1914 Her maiden name was Mar
garet Reyes His parents are de-
ceased and there are no other su~-
vivorS
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed