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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

A;r. Senior and NIr. Goodwin OF ne
South 2end y NJ G. A. chose as its
leader F-ancis Walters. a member OF
:he GLASS or o. As head Of this
club Mr. Walters has had bestowed
upon him the highest honor 20 hs
given any boy at the local school
Membership 10 the CLUB is limited
and members represent the leaders
in aE other school activities. The
club was organized with the pur-
pose Of directing boy activities in the
school md so far IL has succeeded
admlrably Mr.. Walters is vice
president Of the class OF % and
throughout the -four years al the
school he has been engaged in di
recrne the course of the class. dur
ing his Junior year he served as class
president
The greatest achievement Of the
class Of % during their Senior gear
IS the publishing of the school an
nual. the "Miskpdeed Under the
direction of MIR. Cauble the c.ass
decided 10 resume the publication
which VAS suspeuded last year be
cause OF high prices The book wall
be issued about June ] and promises
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
LEE SNYDER WEEDS
MISS JEAN WATSON
Dinner Served at the Home of
Brides Father Following
the Ceremony.

Lee Benson Snyder and Miss Jean
Watson were married by the rive.
Or j a Burnett, at the manse OF
the First Presbyterian church. yes
terday afternoon at clock. The
bride was attractively attired IN a
gown of white Canton crepe
trimmed with tiny Georgette roses.
wore white creLe de chene hat
and a corsage or sweet peas ana
lilies OF the valley. She was at
tended by her sister. Miss Mary G.
Watson who was gowned in orchid
organdy with rose trimmings and
wore white crepe de chene hat
and corsage OF sweet peas and
valley lilies. Robert Watson. jr,
brother OF the bride was best man.
Following the ceremony a dinner
and reception was rendered the.
newly married couple at the home
OF the brides father. Robert james
Watson. S.. 10g " Lawrence st
The members of the bridal party
and tbeir parents were seated al "A
large table conferred with "A large
bouquet of pink and white peonies,
while the other guests were served
at small tables Covers were laid
for 20. Pink and white peonies and
pink and white candles formed the
table decorations \ miniature
bride and groom marked the Place
of the contracting parties. The
| place cards were also pink and
white The dinner was served by
Miss Rhetta Watson. Mrs. Roy
Goosens sisters of the bride ana
Mrs. Andrew Watson. sister-in- law.
Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs j. f. Snyder. parents OF the
groom, and Miss Fern Snyder. Of
South Bend
Mr.. and Mrs Snyder left last
evening for Chicago and Detroit.
where they will spend their honey
moon. After June 3. they Will re-
side at 400 Bowman st. South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
Niles Wins Title

Special to The News Times.
NILES. May 27.-By amasang
16 points more than their nearest
competitor. Niles High school THE
afternoon swept TO victory In the
annual Berrien county interscholas-
tic track meet at Wells Field, St
Joseph, before a crowd OF nearly
1000 people Niles tota1ed 81
points, Benton Harbor 40, Three
Oaks p. and St. Joseph 6. Tie To-
calls took seven first places out OF
possible 13 events
Otto Weaver and Darling, OF
Niles, Watson, ThreeOaks, and Ed
munds Benton Harder. were chief
point gamers. Miner. Benton Har-
Dor. and Salter, Three oaks tied
in the pole vault
The county scholastic baseball
championship was settled when
Niles champion Of class a schools,
defeated Watervliet, representing
class b by a Q TO score. after
the meet.
The city's High school students
now hold unqualified Berrien coun-
~ championships for this year in
all major sports, including football
baseball, basketball. track and
tennis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
MIsHAwAKA PERSONALS

Fred Ullmann and Paul Barrett
Will leave Sunday on a motor trip TO
Indianapolis where they Will spend
Memorial day
Mr.. and Mrs. Isidore Van Huffeu
and children, III y. West st. will
spend Sunday with Mrs. Van Huff
ellis sister Mrs Mae Kerston at La
porte.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Robertson
and SON. Hugh. 700 w Mishawaka
av.. will go TO Macatawa Park.
Mich. TO spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Louis Gerstbauer.
Mss Hldegarde Schenlnger and
Alois Goeller. will leave today on a
motor trip TO indianapolis where
they Will be the guests OF the for
mer's sister. Miss Mary Gers,bauer.
Mr. and Mrs Kenyon Mix. Lin
ccln Way East Will motor TO Indian
arolis where they will spend a few
days.
Mrs Caroline Mccoy has gone TO
Chicago 10 spend several DAYS visit
ing relatives
Mr. and Mrs J. w Keller. Mrs
Lorene Kenyon and Howard Ken
yon. 91O Lincoln Way East. will
motor to Macatawa Park 10 spend a
few days.
Leo Hoerstman will leave today
for indianapolis where he VIII spend
Memorial day
Mrs Roberta Salesman. OF Gary.
is visiting relatives here.
Kenneth Byers has gone 20 Ro-
chester. where he has accepted a
pc sitiOn
Maree and Concepta Pazzi who
reside with Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Site
water. 119 y Race St. are spending
week with their parents and friends
at Teluca. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r Post ar
rived in Mishawaka Saturday 20 be
the guests OF the latters parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Hosford. 90
Lincoln way r
Mrs. l. c. Rogers Lincoln way +
has returned from a visit 20 heI
mother in CHICAGO
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rankert. IL
/ y. Spring St, viii leave Thursda,
for Evansville. Ind. where the for
mer is engaged in extensive pavinG
I contracts
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hitz and Mr.
tand Mrs Ben Hitz OF Lansing. Mich.
+ have arrived here 10 spend severa
DAYS They are former residents o.
this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
Graduating Class Largest
In History of High School
SIxy-TNo Students Will Receive Diplomas Commencement
Exercises June l4-Class First Graduate Under Supt
Emmons and Principal Cauble.

The Increasing desire on the part
Of young people 90 take advantage
q the educational opportunities Of
fered by the state is decidedly notice
ahle 80 the graduating class II this
year which IS rIe largest .n The his
tory az the school. numbering 80
graduates This years class will be
tas Gist % graduate under the new
regime 20 Supt. =. O.. Emmous and
Principal @ Q Cauble
The class IS completing the four
years requirements with "a highly
successful record Aside from the
Prescribed work the class has taken
an active part in an school activities.
IS a farewell program in dramatics
the class viii present Merely Mary
Ann" June / and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
Irish Likely To
Cop Second Place
At Big Ten Meet
Exhibition at State Meet Pres
ages Strong Showing at
Iowa CITY June %.

The Performance ~ Coach Rock
ness track athletes in The state meet
YESTERDAY when taken with the
showing made bv rhem ln previous
meets indicates - the Ihish will
be strong contendtrs for second
place in the annual western confer
cree games held This year az Iowa
City. June . and g.
First place. according to EN- signs.
viii go 10 Illinois w.thou. any dis
pute But Notre Dame Wisconsin
and Michigan Will fight - Our bite
terly for second honors. with Rock
mes men favorItes. Notre Dame
held Illinois TO closer score -hau
Michigan did in the out door dus.
meets and would have made a 1e--
ter showing than Wisconsin II Leon
Noes. Rockne.s chief javIn throw
or haG not been called home just
before the meet Wisconsin and
Michigan viii cut i'm severely on tho
points in the distance runs bur
Notre Danes strength in the two
dashes the low hurdles and the dis
Gus throw is secure First place IN
the high jump. the shot put and the
mile relay is also likely % 20 90
Notre Dame. for Johnny Murphy.
Tom Lieb and the quartet composed
o. Hehrernan. Walsh Montague AM
Desch have been performing with
the best Of them all season.
The squad which Rockne viii send
r. the games is almost certain 20 in
Guide Il men: Murphy. Bill Hayes.
/ Gus Desch, Tom Lieb. John Flynn.
/ Leon Noes, Kennedy. Hogan. Cam
| eron Brady Banner Walsh Hef-
ferman and Montague
/ Last year Notre Dame took fourth
place in the conferences meet rum
rfng behind Illinois Wisconsin and
/ Michigan Bill Hayes and Johnny
/ Murphy were the two big Irish stars
/ on that day Bill winning the 100
yard dash in Q As seconds and
Murphy winning the high jumr
over such men as Osborne. Alberts
and Platten with a leap Of S r. , 3
inches Johnny will have 10 e
/ several inches higher than that ~
win this year. however. a. two Of
/ his old rivals Osborne and PIatten
have beaten the mark consistency
They are both jumpers OF the Al
bcrts type Rollers" who half dive
half roll over the bar. Murphy
jumps in straightforward fashion
going over the bar with his hea
above hts body and landing on hl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
STOVE DECORATION SUCCESS.

History OF Mishawaka has been
repeated many times during the past
few days al the o. f. Lang Co. hard
ware store. where the Estate stove
Co. Hamilton O.. has been conduct
ing its OldeSt-In-U Gas Range con-
test The Estate stove Co. is r.p-
resented by Mr.. David MeiSs. expert
cake baker. a native OF Alsace-Lor-
rain. France. where the art OF bak
ing beautiful cakes originated, and
Mr. Frank NJ Draper of the sales
division Many ladies spoke of buy
ing their old Gas Ranges during The
food. others when our fair city Sc
cured gas, etc.
The New 1922 Model Estate Gas
Range was awarded Mrs H d.
Nader 52S West Jefferson street.
who had a range brough here with
them from South Bend patented
Aug IA. 1855. and in actual use 81
years This range viii be on dis
play at the o r Lang Co. store
If YOU like antique things YOU
should go 10 see IL.
The following ladies received the
fine Angel Food cakes. Elva SNUFF
fin. 4O5 W Broadway. Mrs L. r
Wiidernuth. i07 s Hill. c. r. House
holder. 1I1O1 Lincoln way e Mrs
" r. Hartwick. lis y Church;
Mrs II T. Leuthold. III " Fourth
AMI Mrs J Wanlach. 513 y. Main 81
-Advt 2St1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

The members of the First Council
association enjoyed a deHChtful
luncheon ~ the annual session Sat
urday afternoon AZ Hotel Misha-
waka Former Councilman William
h Hosford, vice president OF the
DODGE Manufacturing company
acted as host for their affair
The association was organized i'm
1900 and haf met every year. either
i'm this city or others. The mem
beers include the surviving officials
of the city of Mishawak7 who serv-
ed when the city was granted It's
charter I'm 1899 and those who have
served since that time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

to surpass all former publications.
Seward Bower as editor Of the an
nual contributed great deal TO the
success of the publication
commencement Exercises
The commencement CaIendar in
cludes baccalaureate sermon AT the
First Methodist church June II. The
class has selected Dr. J. y. Burnett
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church. To deliver the address, how
ever "a complete program for the
service has not yet been announced.
class day will be held on June L
i'm the school auditorium and at this
time the class VIII take its formal
leave OF the school The class pro-
phecy. will song and poem will be
read and other fitting exercises viii
be enacted The Senior picnic will
he held on June Is.
Graduation will be held on June IA
at the school auditorium Dr. George
r.. Crosse. president of DePauw uni
versity will deliver the commence
ment address. The topic of mis- talk
will be The Larger Values in Edu-
dictorian and salutatorian will de
liver their speeches and the presen-
tation of diplomas will conclude the
program
The last function of graduation
week Will be the reception given by
The Alumni 90 the graduating class
ON Thursday evening at the school
auditorium
OF the So graduates b Of them
are taking a college preparatory
course II is the highest average
B over attained a the school and
speaks well of the educational stand
ard maintained Three others are
taking a practical arts course ana
iare planning 10 continue their school
ling: seven are taking an industrial
=, course and the remaining 10 are TAX
ing a four year commercial course
Class Roll.
The class roll and the courses they
are taking follows College prepare
lory-Car Bachtel. Charles Beiger
seward Bower. Joseph Bultinck, Jo-
sephine Chandler. Nerna Christophel
Adolphine Dooling. James EUer. Har-
old Ellsasser. Emily Finch. Lena
Fisher. olive Fries. James Grant
Frank FulUer Floyd Gygi. Oris Hi
ler wade Huston. Glen Klein. Har-
rie- Kempcr. Harold Kennedy. Ed
s9r Iehr William Leslie, Ben. Ma
hank Charles Miller. Walter Minzey
Paul Mckinley Lois Newman, War
rem Niles, Catherine Stearns. Flor.
ence Stuller. Francis Walters Ger
aidine White. Marinus Willett; praC
tica. arts-Frank Hesch Zina Nc
Ciowau and Agnes DeGroote: indus
trial-RaymOnd Bum. Harry Bur
hett. Lynn Bvam. Richard GarviE
La\ ern Lambert, Chester Ostrander
Arnold Austin. commercial-Hu
ston Branstrator. Bertha Conrad
Albert Dannie, Homer Do0,itt'e
Floyd Hass. Myrtle Mochel. Jane.
Mccarthy DOrthea Motifs. Pauline
Picking AGNES Poole. Verge Renner
Raymond Run. Burah short Mar
guCrite Smith. Cecil Stanley. Gen.
ieveve Stu-zman Marion Sweitzer
joe Neevaete and Minnie Yawkey.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
GANSER RETURNS FROM
ANNUAL CONVENTION

Joseph Ganser, Sr., l09 ". Sixth
St. has returned from Richmond.
where he attended the goth Indiana
State League "a q representative OF
the St. Joseph's society of which ne
is president The convention was
one Of the best attended ever held.
Mr.. Ganser, John Sulzer of Fort
Wayne and Mr. schumacher of South
Bend were the only ones present who
attended the initial convention 2S
years ago. The next convention will
be held at Lafayette in 1928.
Mr.. Ganser also visited his son.
Eugene at Peru. where he is the
manager Of an A and p store. He
was also in Kentland, where he visit
ed the grave of his brother, Rev.
Charles Ganser.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
AGED MN. REPORTED
KILLED IN ACCIDENT.
IS VERY MUCH ALIVE

John A. Long. 50. brother of JUS
tiCe Enos +. Long of Mishawaka
who was reported in Saturdays pa
pers as having been killed in a rail-
way accident at Lima. O., is stin
alive and likely to recover. accord
ing TO telegram received i'm the
city yesterday by ] H. kerwin from
Justice Long. who went to Lima ear
ly Saturday morning. Friends OF
the family We're delighted on receiv-
ing the cheering news. Mr.. Ions
was enroute TO Mishawaka from Flor
ida with the intention Of spending
sometime visiting friends and rel
atives in the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
RESERVATIONS MUST
BE MADE BY JUNE |

Announcement has been made by
Mrs. William Probasco that the Sand
Dunes summer camp will open June
10, and continue until June %. Club
day has been set for June 10, and on
that day everything Will be free.
Anyone from Mishawaka wishing to
attend the camp must have their
reservation by June 1. There will
be no reservations at the local library
but those attending can secure their
cards at the club room door. Mrs.
Harry Wallace OF South Send is
chairman of the thirteenth district.
ANY party wishing to secure one of
the vottages for either the first or
second week must have their reser-
vations made by June l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

Atty. Samuel Schwartz appeared
in the city court Saturday morning
for Blanche Wazniak Gertrude
Richardson and Harold Kelley who
were arrested in the raid on 315
Short ST. and entered pleas of not
guilty and arranged for the cases to
be heard for June g.
Guy Moore 314 s Main st. en-
tered a plea of guilty 10 a charge of
intox cation. He was arrested on the
complaint of a party named Miller
residing at 112 r Sixth St. where
the police found him in an intoxi.
Gated condition.
Joseph Schanatti was fined SIS
and costs on his plea of guilty to
peddling without a license.
w. Grey was fned 81 and costs
for speeding.
Herman Welch. alias Reed. Fordus
Kaufman and Earl Harlin. all To-
cal men. were arrested at St Louis.
Mo. on charge OF vehicle stealing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
SWIM MARKS co IN
HONOLULU MEETING

HONOLULU. May 27.-Two world
records and three Hawaiian records
were broken by swimmers in the
Punahou tank here last night
Weissmuller of Chicago did the
.22O yard open free style In 2 minutes.
13 3-5 seconds. or one and three
fifths seconds better than the previ-
Gus record William SimmersOn Of
Honolulu did the IS yard plunge IN
50 3-5 seconds. two-fffths seconds
under the former record. Warren
Kealoha of Honolulu defeated Weiss
muller in the so yard race. Tine,
% 3-5 seconds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
LOCAL WOMEN WILL
REPRESENT ID. OF Us
IT DIES MONIES. II.

Nllss Bertha Marter. 925 Lincoln
wav ". and Mrs Fred Hawkins. 5
Union ST.. have returned from Con
ner5tille Ind. where they attended
the 4Sth annual encampment Of th7
G. A r. and the eighth annual
encampr 'eut OF the Daughters OF
Veterans Mess Marter was elected
10 the ofice OF guard Of the depart
ment OF Indiana. and Mrs. Hawkins
frst delegate 20 the Indiana Depart
merit ~ TIE national encampment
10 be he'd "a Des Moinee Ia. next
September. The ladies' were dele
gates from Helena Wolf Tent No. Z
Mishawaka
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
RUSSELL GETS TENTH
HOMER: MILLERS WIN

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI May 27.-
Minneapolis won free-h.uIng gan q
from Kansas CITY here today II O.
Z. Russell hit his tenth home RAJ.
Of the season scoring "a man ahead
of him. Paskert pinch hitting .u th4
ninth also hit one our OF the par
with two on. Acosta recenth
cured from the White Sox by Kansas
City was ineffective The teams
wind up the series tomorrow Score
Kansas city O20 o02 0o3- 13 s
Minneapolis ops 312 0oz-11 IS /
Acosta. Ames and Skif Schauer
and Mayer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

matters that interest big business.
If he wants to he can concentrate a
weight Of printed matter-newspa
pers. pamphlets. books. magazines
such ms never before has been at
the disposal of one man in Ger
many.
It's no wonder that in newspGpe
circles they now call him the King
Of Ink and Paper.
Copyright, 1922. NEA Service. Tnc)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

Clowns. a half hundred of them.
are one of the big features in John
Robinson's Circus which will show
Springbrook Park Monday. June 5.
They will be active in the wonderful
street parade which will start from
the show grounds at 10 o'clock and
will work drought the afternoon
and night performances
Circuses might dispense with dar-
ing and nerve-racking aerial acts,
unique and difficult balancing acts,
stirring races and some animal acts.
hut they can not possibly endure
without the clown The clown is
one cog in the circus organization
that defes all effort TO prune out the
UNNECESSARY. because the clown has
been aVpart Of the circus since the
early days of the wagon show. and
he will remain i'm his niche regard
less of what degrees progress may
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

/ develop for the circus Of the future.
Clowns interest every class OF cir
Gus patrons. True. they tickle the
Riddles" first and impress them
lastingly, but the grown-ups too are
unable TO suppress A smile when the
funny crew" in. chalk white and
fancy and weird dress parade around
the arena. stopping only long enough
to stage a comic bit Of business.
The John Robinson circus presents
young regiment of clowns and they
offer all that is good in the old
method of Glowing and do not over
look some distinctly new features
that are to be seen nowhere else in
the circus world. Tall clowns. short
tclowns, fat clowns and skinny
clowns are included in this troupe
and their antics embrace every con-
ceivable form from the ludicrous to
1.-THE daring.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
SHINES CONTROLS
GERMAN PRESS AS
PART OF CAMPAIGN
Industrial Monarch Controls
Formulation of Public Opin-
ion by Holdings.
BY MILTON BRONNER

BERLIN. May % In London
clubs they love 20 tell the story Of
the man who boosted ne read lots
of newspapers so he could have all
kinds and shades Of opinion before
making up his mind on public cues
tions. Asked what papers he read.
he replied
"On weekdays / read the solid
Times and the Sprightly Daily Mail
and the hustling Evening News in
the afternoon on Sundays ] read
The breezy Despatch"
He was amazed when his friends
greeted his statement with shouts OF
laughter one Of them enlightened
him by explaining that all those
papers belonged 10 Lord Northcline
and expressed his policies.
There are many who say that HUI
so SHINES. Germany's. business king
is the German Northcliffe. only more
so. They VIII tell YOU the time is
rapidly approaching when it will be
difficult to know whether one Is
reading an independent opinion or
a SHINES opinion
Controls NeWSpapcrS-
People ordinarily well Informed
variousIy estimate SHINES owns
papers. 40 papers. even 12Q papers
in Germany and still others in Aus.
tria. They bewau the growing loss
of free newspaper comment in Ger
many
Labor leaders tell me Germany
since 1870 has always in this regard
been worse off than almost any biz
nation I'm the world
Bismarck had hissDress which to.
the public what he wanted il 10 be
lieve and fought the causes and
statesmen Bismarck hated or feared
With the tremendous expansion oil
Germany as a business nation. labor
leaders make the fat assertion thai
ccal. iron and steel interests openly
or secretly secured control Of man,
~ the big influential newspapers o.
Germany Their object was 10 sup.
port political parties and leader.
who would give them the kind O.
I laws they desired.
People who know SHINES well tel
me the ability 20 mold public opinion
through ownership OF newspaper;
was probably only a secondary
/ thought with him. For SHINES
/ business is always business. He is a
| practical man. He came into the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
BREWERS LOSE TO SAINTS.

ST. PAUL, May 27.-St Paul ut
Setback freely in the first three in-
nings today and took advantage q
four bases on balls in the fourth 70
get a lead over the Brewers which
ended IN an 10 4 win for the Saints
Gosset's homer in the sixth follow
ing McCarthy's two bagger. account
ed for two of the Brewers scores.
Score:
Milwaukee OIL O02 r00-f o
81. paul ..... .21O POI 20x-g 13 :
Setback Rose and Go-sett. Rogers
and Gonzales.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
STATE TOURNAMENT OPENS.

FRENCH LICK. May IL The
first qualifying round Of the state
amateur golf championship tourna-
ment held today were somewhat de-
layed by rain. but approximately 20
persons were entered Todav's
scores from gross total OF III down
20 50. the lower being held bv z L
Lennox OF Indianapolis. second dash
was 81. made by ". F. Land.ngham
Many Of those registered did not play
today because OF the rain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
Him Win Tennis Singles:
Chicago Captures Doubles

CHICAGO. May 27-Chicago took
the doubles and Illinois the singles
in the final matches Of the Big Ten
tournament today. Summaries.
s. Singies-Myers, Illinois. defeated
Morton, Minnesota, 81. rs, ga. 6-3.
bles-Frankens and Stagg.
Chicago, defeated Brown and Du-
bach. Illinois. ga 60. SO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

William DUFF Conn. who for the
past two years has been residing al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Watson. SOC Z Mishawaka av.. VIII
.eave sunday for Detroit and Cleve-
land. after which he viii sail for his
home in Stevenson. Ayrshire. scot
land.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
CoRNERsroNE Is LA1p.

INDIANAPOLIS. May 27-THe
cornerstone for the new INDIANAPOLIS
athletic home a. Meridian and Eer-
mont SITS. was laid today Gov Me-
Cray putting the stone lr p-ac-.
Speeches were delivered BIZ the gov
ernor. Samuel NJ Raiston Mayor
shank and others All clubs i1 the
city were Represented az che ~ere-
monies