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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

has gained her fame and on whice
she is practicinE 10 make her for
tune consists Of two 2X4s. Is feet
long. placed i'm the ground 90 a
'derth Of four feet and bedded in
concrete. They are spaced about
five feet apart. and have "a horizontal
bar AT the top. The posts are braced
by wires 20 the ground on all four
sides 10 prevent vibration. a three
fourths inch galvanized pipe. thread
ed at both ends with caps 10 dt may
be placed I'm any of a series of holes
the size of the pipe which are bored
in the uprights. A rope swing Is
suspended from the cross bar, and
the outfit. as Muriel and her parents
will testify. is the best plaything
any child could have.
Muriel wears a simple boomer
and blouse costume for play but is
not the least bit Of a tom boy" A
very dimII dimple and her spark
ling blue eyes brand her as the most
feminine of small girls. and puts 10
shame more than one young mas
.culine heart. which remains, timidly,
in the alley watching.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
FACTS EVERY CAR OWNER
SHOULD KNOW

Highly skilled engineers designed
and built motors that slcald rem
der good service Cor fifteen years.
However. The facts are THAI after
two 0r threo Years service the
motor is generally ready Tor
th7rouEh oyogh1u'iuz. which is. usu-
alIv I'm expensive JOB.
Some Of the COMMON causes thai
helm o. contribute - the short life
of a motor is the use of ordinary
OIL. poor oil made trfn Av for-
usage, or frequently OF RUNNING
short
But the most destructive enemy
is carbon A large percent ~ oil .-
carbon. m 10 were nor for the car
7 bon in OH 70 would have no lubri-
eating value.
This carbon burns under TIE great
heat Of combustion. s. certain por-
tion Of BE- finds its way into the
/ craukcase. Carbon I'm tho burnt
form docs not attract oil. bat be-
comes sponge for water which
collects through condensation.
This burnt carbon Ccinders Of
carbon being water soaked I'm the
crankcase) IS pumped with the oil
through tubes and thence poured
over the bearings and frictisnal
parts
Burnt carbon and water is a pow
erful abrasive and will soon wear
away the finest bearings. An inter
esting article I'm "The Ford News
contributed by the department OF
research, gives most valuable lnfor-
nation on the proper fabrication ~
motors.
"a thorough test was made BY
the use OF dedaculated graphite
mixed i'm oil OF proper proportion.
It proved that the denacuiated
graphits under pressure of bearings
amalgamates with metals similar a4
mercury does 10 gold; penetrating
tho pores filling the minute irreg-
ularities and forming a frictionless
graphoiJ. surface.
+ These Ersphoid surfaces formed
by the use Of Oildag revealed tho
facts that the motor deveIoped 10
percent more power and il is con
servatively cstimatod that % will
double the life Of the motor.
The first thing, YOU notice after
using Oildag is the wonderful snap
piness and pull life or sour motor.
r. cuts cost Of repair expense. and
VIII be better car p year from
now through the use Of Oildsr.
Call at III Lincoln WAY East FOR
any information on Better Lub-i-
cation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
official Summons
To Business Men
Cause of DiSnay
Are SubpOenaed to Appear at
Chamber of Commerce Lunch
con to Hear Lane.

More qan. one business man Of
the city gasped in dismay when he
opened the Official looking onvclope
brought by the postman Friday or
Saturday.
subpoena, il read. state II In.
diana. ST Joseph county. City OF
South Bend, s.. To the Chief or
ANY Member of the Police Force OF
the City Of South Bend. Greeting
You arc hereby commanded 20 suo.
poena-----' and then with relief the
business man found that he was
sutpoenaed 10 appear before Chief
Laurence Lane. at the Chamber OF
Commerce Luncheon. Monday noon
a, l3.15 o'clock.
The Police and Your Business.
is the subject Of Chief Lanes talk as
announced i'm the invitations which
may have caused so much comment.
Although the chief asserts modestlv
that he is not much of a public
speaker his address. cSkcerning as
it does. the relations Of the business
man 10 the police department prom
iscs 10 be OF great interest.
we have a right 10 expect the
support OF the business man and the
Sereral public" said Chief Lane
Just as they have right 10 expect
protection from us. We can't Get
very far IL the people we are sorry
ING have no confidence in US. In,
Just going 10 talk over a few Things
Ike that at the luncheon Monday"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
Local Pastor Viii Anend
Illinois Conference in May

Rev. c. G. Anderson. of the
Swedish Lutheran church here, will
attend the Illinois conference OF the
Augustana Lutheran synod, at Gales
burg, H., May > TO 4. One member
Of the congregation viii accompany
Rev. Anderson. The Illinois confer
ence. the second largest in the Au-
gustaua synod, contains 165 congre-
cations with membership Of about
$4,000. and owns church property
valued at $3.64Z56O over and above
all liabilities. Many important mat
tiers are expected TO come up at the
synod.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
CHICAGO WOMAN IN
ADDRESS TO MUTES
Constance Hasenstat Will In.
terpret Rev. Monger's Ser
mon This Morning.

Eighty-one deaf and dumb resi-.
dents OF South Bend. Goshen and
Elkhart were addressed by Miss
Constance Hasensiat, daughter Of
Rev DR.. H. Hasenstat. Of the Chi
cago VI. J.. church for the deaf. in
the lecture hall Of the South Bend
Y. NJ. =. A. last night.
The club. which has been IN ex-
istence for three years. has been
meeting monthly and observing
programs Of entertainment. includ-
ing debates. Lecturers talk 70 the
club three times a year. Thirty
South Bend people are in the or
ganization. whose president is Will
liam Canode. of Goshen. the treas
urer. Mrs. Charles Fkair. South
Bend. and the secretary. Mrs. T. J.
Haiulinc. Elkhart.
Meet This Morning.
Miss HasenStat a senior at the
University Of Chicago, will inter-
prot the sermon delivered by Rev.
4. L. Monger. at the First VI. +.
church this morning. and will speak
TO the club again in the afternoon
az the church Her talk last night
was on Progress" She said that
an mems wishes were OF four kinds.
desires for new experiences. desires
for security. for recognition, or for
response. and that each Of these de-
sires balanced the other. and when
i'm the proper proportion resulted in
the best possible life. but when one
was in excess abnormality resulted
The test OF a nations civilization
is the manner in which il uses its
leisure time" Miss Hasenstat said
/ The United States. with the posi-
bic exception of Russia. is the most
mOral-leSs country in the world at
the present time Prohibition and
other influences. some Of them in
MENTIONS and shorter working hours.
have given men more leisure and
unless they use the time 10 more
advantage these conditions will con
/ tinue."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

CHICAGO. H.. April f5.-Police
are holding three students OF Notre
Dame university and speculating on
tine remarkable speed four others
developed a. the sight OF a patrol
wagon.
with proper coaching" declared
Patrolman James Coleman. The
school could develop the worlds
champion marathon team"
Tho speed Of the students result
cd from personally conducted
stunning party. by which seven
students were celebrating their
Easter holiday.
The seven first came into Patrol
man Coleman's vision by being cat
apultcd out Of the Rex cafe. TWEEN
ty-sccOnd st. and Wabash av.
I'VE were attacked by a gang Of
20 ruffiians In the cafe. declared
one OF the boys.
Call a squad and clean out the
place
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
EAGLES WILL INSTALL
RADIOPHONE THIS WEEK

y radiophonc, one OF the finest I'M
the state. will he installed at the
Eagles lodge rooms this week. and
VIII bc ready % entertain the mcm-
hers at their regular Wedn tsday
nicht meeting A public entertain
ment by means Of the radiophone
vii be given later. The program
Wednesday will begin after a short
business meeting, about $50 o'clock.
The committee on purchase was
composed of Edward Doran. Charles
Potts and Theodore +. Seymour.
For the benefit OF the Eagles drill
team. which Will take part IN the
state convention at Muncie, Ind,
June Il and Is. a special Easter
dance will be held Tuesday evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
SPECIAL SERVICES
WILL MARK EASTER
AT CHURCHES HERE
Musical Programs and Other
Features of Interest
Planned Today.

Special musical programs and
other features Of interest have been
planned for the services a. the
Protestant churches % tho city to-
dsy
g sunrise prayer service VIII oe
held az THE Grace NJ. y. church.
and At both the regular morning and
evening services there wiz De spec
ciaI musical numbers. The evening
program includes violin. vocal and
organ solos. and anthems by the
choir. At ST. PauIs ~ T.. church
there win be a musical program OF
interest both morning and evening.
as there viii be az the First NJ. r.
church a program will boz given
by tho children OF the Sunday
school az the Emmanuel N. p.
church n 10 O'Clock Sunday morn
Ing
4 brass quintet viii play from the
bolfry az tho First Christian
church from $50 o'clock until $3.50
O'Clock sunday morning, and there
viii be special music AZ the regular
services Of the church An Easter
program haa been arranged for
morning and evening at the Indiana
w Christian church. 1lr Hedges
missionary 60 the Congo. africa, be
Ing the spcakeC in the evcniue
Special Music.
4 program OF interest viii be
given by the members Of the choir
al tho evening services or the FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN church and there viii
be special music I'm the morning.
The Sunnyside Presbyterian church
will observe It's special services on
Sunday evening A. 1880 o'clock when
tho children ~ the Sunday school
viii give APP rogram. Numbers by
the choir and orchestra will be
given az the services. morning mad
evening. 40 TIM Westminster Pres
bvtcrlau church IN the evening
lIiss Maude Heath VIII review the
passion play ~ Cberammergau.
4 review Of the play so also be
given by Rev. T.. T.. John at the
Conference Memorial United Broth
ran church Sunday evening. Rev.
Johns lecture viii bee Illustrated
with stereopticon views.
Dedication Of the new organ will
lhhep itte AT 81. JAMES Ipi~NoFeA
chVrsl Sunday morning at II
o'clock. A program Of music will
be given 10y the choir en- observation
of the Easter festival
Special numbers OF tho choir will
feature tho morning service at
lions Evangelical church. Both
morning and evening az the Broad
way F,va ngelicaI church there viii
be music by the choir and a ladies'
quartet Special organ numbers
viii complete the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
ADMITS THEFT OF
GUNS FROM STORE
Sieve Solomon Tells Police of
Breaking Window and Rob
bling Varga Place.

Steve Solomon. giving his address
as 100 Indiana av.. admitted 10 the
police late Saturday afternoon that
he was responsible for the theft OF
a number Of guns taken from the
Varga hardware store early In Feb
ruary.
Solomon was arrested Saturday
bv officers Ferger and Wolter at his
home and. when questioned at po-
lice headquarters, admitted that he
hurled a brick through the front
window of the store an stole the
guns and various articles reported
stolen by Narga.
Solomon was charged with burg
larry and will he given a hearing in
city court Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

fright this way for the big circus,
Everybody right this way! See the
daring animal trainers, see Miss
Muriel Stapp-daintiest OF all aero
batsi" This is all going 10 come true
in due time. according 10 Muriel
herself who lives with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Russell Starp. a..
Sc r. Pennsylvania av.. this city
she Is now nine years OF age, ana
wen started in her proposed career
as an acrobat.
Spring training" has just begun
in MuricTs back yard and she can
now be seen, evenings after school
performing. usually before a crowd
of interested spectators.
NO, I'm not very much out OF
prp cticc." she said with dignity when
asked TO demonstrate some o. her
feats And I'm going 20 learn "A
lot Of new stunts this summer. Ny
father teaches me-he tells mo what
20 do and I do it,"
She swung lithely up on The bar
aud went through a series Of contor-
items with graceful ease.
"NOt a Bit Hard"
These aren't a bit hard she
said between swings. and then sailed
on. into the air. landing in crouch
.eI position with her feet and hands
on the ground.
That's the way YOU get down.
she explained.
do YOU know any boys who can
do things like that?'
."No. not one. Most Of the boys
are afraid-and the girls are worse
vet. I'm not afraid cause / started
doing things like this when ] was
five years old. and then l was too
little to be afraid.
"I'm going TO belong 10 circus
when I grow up. Last summer i
used 10 have a big crowd of boys
and girls out in the alley watching
me This summer I am going TO
have a circus all my own and charge
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
May Appoint Guardian to
Keen I'D WOLQ0sf Straight

Los ANGELES. Cal. April Ia
J. J. Doyle, boxing promoter. today
aled petition In superior court ask
ing that he De appointed guardian
Of the person and estate OF Adolph
t'Ad'D Wolgast. former worlds
champion lightweight pugilist. II
was asserted in the petition that VOL
cast Il incompetent 10 transact
business affairs. and has been spend
ng money. recklessly,"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
GENERAL.
Rule 4.

ANY player may have any ball in
the match lifted or played, at the
option of its owner. II ne consider
that Il might interfere with or be
OF assistance 20 a player or side;
but this should only he done before
the player has played his stroke.
Rule ..
II n players ball move any other
ball IN a match, the moved ball
must be replaced as near az possible
10 the spot where It lay. without
penalty
The penalty for a breach 81 this
Rule is the loss OF the hole i'm
Match PLAY and disqualification IN
Stroke Competition.
Rule 2.
Through the green player shall
Incur no penalty for playing when
an opponent should have done 40
and the stroke shall not be re-
called.
on the putting green the stroke
may be recalled by an opponent, but
no penalty shall be Incurred.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
WILL REPRESENT HEIRS.

Local heirs. connected with the
Price estate OF Baltimore. said 20 be
valued at millions OF dollars. viii be
represented at the time of settlement
by T. II. Hartman. 319 Lincoln way
Z. according to an announcement
made Saturday Citizens OF this city
interested IN the claim are sending
Mr.. Hartman east in May n which
time the estate VIII be settled
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
BLACKSTONE

With Fred Stone As star, and an
amazing number OF thrills and
laughs promised, as well as an ex-
ceptional story about an extremely
likable character promised in "BiDy
Jim" and with the Metropolitan
Entertainers furnishing new Fro
grams of the best i'm syncopation,
Easter will probably he one Of the
greatest days that the Blackstone
has yet seen.
BILLY Jim" is 4 story especially
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
BEST BALL AND FOUR-BALI
MATCHES.
Rule q.

Balls belonging TO the same side
may be played in the order the
other side seems best.
Rule :.
If a players ball strike. or he
stopped. or moved by an opponent
or an opponents caddie. or clubs
the opponents side shall lose the
hole I'm Match play.
In stroke competition ii is a Rub
OF the green, ana the ball shall be
played from where il lies except as
provided for in Stroke Rule % %.
See Stroke Rule 10 %.
Rule s.
II n players ball tthe player be-
ing one Of side) strike. or be
stopped 10y himself. or his partner.
or either OF their caddies or clubs.
only that player shall be disquali-
fed for that hole.
Rule o.
II player play a stroke with his
partners ball. and the mistake be
discovered and intimated 20 the
other side before an opponent has
PLAYED another stroke. the PLAYER
shall he disqualified for that hole.
and his partner shall drop a ball
as near as possible 10 the spot from
which his ball was played. without
penalty. II the mistake be not
discovered until after the opponent
has PLAYED stroke the players
side shall lose the hole I'm Match
Play and the player who violated
this rule shall be disqualified for
that hole In Stroke Competition.
Rule 10.
In ali other cases where player
would, by the Rules OF Golf. incur
the loss Of q hole. he shall be dis
qualified FOR that hole, but the dis
qualification shall not apply 10 his
mariner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
Hotel de Gnk" NoiU to
Play "One-Night Stands"

Hotel De Gink" the municipal
lodging house in the rear OF the
city hau. providing quarters for the
destitute during the winter months.
will revert 10 a one night stand
policy. this week.
When "Harding's Hotter. a name
given 20 the lodging mouse by the
knights OF the road. first opened.
shelter was provided for two nights
In succession. but this was extend
ed 10 one week providing the ledger
had obtained a position. 20 allow
him 70 secure a room in the city
The large number who have re-
turned for three and four nights
lodging has caused the authorities
10 restrict accommodations 10 one
niSht only.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
DEFINITIONS.

% When three players play
against each other, each playing his
own ball. the match is called a
threc-ball match.
(2) When one player plays his
ball against the best ball OF two or
more players. the match is called a
best ball match.
90 When two players play their
better ball against the better ball Of
two other players, the match Is
called a four-ball match.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
Official Rules of Golf

EDITORS NOTE-This is the twelfth
anil final az a series of golf articles coy
Prinr the official rules of golf a. accept
cd by the United States Golf AsSociatiOnD
RULES FOR THREE-BALL. BEST
BAIL. AND FOUR-BALL
MATCHES.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
RnIe >.

IAUII -
In a three-ball match. If a play
er's ball strike, or be stopped. or
moved by an opponent or an oppo-
neuts caddie. or clubs. that oppo-
mont shall lose the hole 10 the play
er. As regards the other opponent
the occurrence shall be treated as
a rub OF the green.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
THREE-BALL MATCHES.
Rule 4.

During three-ball match n no
player Is entitled at a teeing- ground
20 claim the honor from both oppo-
nents th7 same order OF striking
shall be followed rs at the last
feefnACrOund
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
REVIEW MEETS.

South Bend Review No. I met Fri
day evening with 50 members pres
cnt Members or Mishawaka. New
Carlisle. Schiller and Mention Harbor
will be entertained at dinner. the
FIRST meeting In May.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

J. Edward KINDS. 2616 Lincoln
way w Mishawaka. q South Bend
business man has launched "a vigor-
Gus campaign 90 capture the demo-
cratic nomination for county audi
tor. Mr. kindly who is native Of
south Bend attending local schools.
So married and is engaged iu the real
estate business. he graduated from
the International Business College
He served overseas during tho
World War with the goth division
and was with the American army OF
occupation for six months in Ger
many.
Kindig Is well known hero and has
many friends I'm the community.
Fire from a shimney at the homo
Of +. a. Tippy. 30 y. Notre Dame
av.. iEnited the roof yesterday after
noon and caused damage estimated
a. SIC. Central station and Hose
No cxtingIishcd The blaze
JUST \ REMINDER
IS your telephone bin paite no
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
The Only Catalog That's
Issued Every Day

You get Spring Catalogs and
Fan Catalogs and catalogs all
through the ycar-from stores
and manufacturers
They're up 90 date for little
while and then-you have TO wait
Tor a new one before you can do
any buying.
But when YOU use the Oppor-
funity Cataloe Of wants and offers
In The News-Times' Classified
Section. YOU know it's the last
word ia barEains-because it's is
sued new every day.
II there are better offers TODAY
than there were yesterday. you'll
find them listed among these al
phabeucal ads II q greater vari-
ety OF merchandise or real estate.
or positions Isl offered, YOU know
that sou viii find the new ads un-
der their proper headings.
II IS many catalcgs I'm one. Its
ninety-one headings cover every
field OF wants and offers. Yet IL
s. 50 easy 10 use that YOU can put
your finger directly on the ads
you want
Begin using this CLASSIFIED cat
alog regularly.
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1922-01-06
W. [. KRONE. Solicitor
Master in Chancery Sale

State Of Illinois. Massac County SIS. =
In the Circuit Court of said County,
August Term A. d. 1921.
Demptie Carlisle VS.. Joseph Carlisle.
Bill in Chancery for Divorce, Alimony
and Sale of Real Estate Ne. $40.
Public notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of a decree entered at the
August Term OF said court. to wit, on
the 2srd day OF August A. D. 1921 in
the above entitled cause. I. s Bartlett
Kerr, Master in Chancery OF said
County, will, az the hour of IL o'clock
a. NJ. Saturday October 18th A. ID.
1921 at the East do9f of the Court
House in the City Of Metropolis. Co.
of Massac, and State of Illinois. sell Al
public vendue 10 the highest and best
bidder, the following real estate to.wit:
Lot Four t4) in Block One (l) and Lots
Seventeen ~ and Eighteen Q8) in
Block Six t6l. Of Matte Johnson 5 l.
diton to the City of Brookport. as per
recorded plat thereof. Massac County,
Illinois.
Terms Of sale. Cash in hand.
Dated this 10Th day of September
A. d. 1921.
5. Bartlett Kerr.
Master in Chaneery
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1922-01-06
NOTICE.

To ,heWomen Of the Mt Olive
w i Il NJ. Society:
Let me urge you all my beloved
Sisters tn take on nsw life besiir
yourself tha, you all may be able
10 meet every department of our
district work which convenes in
Csrbondsle. ia Sept
Come praying come with IN
spEa ION thar re may be able &c
90 down alter our weeks work is
iinisbed ffJo'eing.
Ne vii meet in a separate
builf ing ,liis year in the day. but
with The Bro at night except the
night oi our Program Come pre-
pared TO take part on the program
which vii be one oi tile besr liter
ary prcgram that We ever give.
Come prepared To do your best
let Is put over a g,c4s program
for the Master
Laura icake. District. Pres.
VI ]. HUDSON. See.
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1922-01-06

We pity that soul whose rciig-
ION will not bind him sufficiently
i<irohg enough 10 enable him 10
flsr abavc his evil companions
sufficiently high and long enough
10 alloy his light. lite J to shine
iorih % illuminate tho pathway OF
some poor sinner that wiil lead
bim 1850 thar pain ,tiat shines
more and more until the perfect
day
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1922-01-06

1ae terra Indian simmer" II ap
Piled TO period OF mid. open weathss
that comes in the faiL embracing fhs
jDoss o. October and sometimes er-
tepdIng inse No~emaer. apd character
izej by s.Ft + dty mist or haziress
that different ~, 3, from other sen
Sons Gr tho .eay '"Les .auSss the dss
:incs.vA f.afufzS e. " sa.- -,>op. espe
c'any the baav atmosphere. h IN
known, end tire ,sigi-s Of tlr term
equniy 80. Iiffercn. explanations
have been siven Of i,efh. but tsey seen
10 be largely fnncifuL
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1922-01-06
Satisfaction or money Refunded
rscussncta pn,,..eess>.

Strange what difference thsrS 10. :.
said the household philosopher. -be
tween things we need and things vs
want There are many things we ne~s
In the house. but never can end the
money for. while somehow We ian al
ways find the money for things vs
vsa, that se personally fxncy..
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1922-01-06

= have 10 face ,he fRe..- nused the
'Asi..o'ab'e photos sl1h-s. - be looked
owes come .ereu, p:ctu-es. IRA. there
ale Ann.s wy eEiE features IN ala
esksness-
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1922-01-06

:, never does take y insn long 70
explain wien he is tight or thinks b.
IL right * IL when y tcan goes
wrong shat great long szrsasa ations
are needed.