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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-01
NORTH JUDSON

Manuel Donchin was home over
Sunday from Wabash College (Craw-
fordsville) TO spend the semester
end vacation.
Charles Windisch and family were
here from Knox Sunday eve 20 at
tend the organ recital at the Luth-
eran church.
An exciting double header basket
ball game was played at the local
hall Friday eve when the high school
boys team met the Alumni aggrega
ton and the newly organized girls
tear here entered upon an ininial
contest with the Monterey high
school team. The Alumni team, con-
sisting OF NJ. Donchin. A Wobith, ].
Tyl. J. Lervina and p. Lucas. met
with defeat. IS TO IS. The local
girls lost at % 10 !. with the fol-
lowing lineup: Elizabeth Under
wood. F., Ida Wobith. F.. Hazel
Roth. c. Hazel Roney, c.. Bessie
Hubeny, G.
The town was aroused TO great
excitement Sunday, when the two
story frame building occupied by the
railroad restaurant on East Main
street at the Erie tracks, caught fire
and burned 10 the ground. Origin
is laid TO a defective 1ue. as the
whole upper part OF the building
was a mass Of flames before the fire
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-01
BERRIEN SPRINGS

Miss Anna Thomas was "a SOutA
Bend visitor. Saturday.
Mrs. Charles II. Kavanagh of Niles
was a guest at the George r. Dean
home. Friday.
Mrs. L. r. Names has been con-
fined 10 her home by Illness.
" A. NOttleson will have a sale
OF his household goods at his home
on Kimmel street, Wednesday. Gro
YER stowe, auctioneer. Dinner will
be served by the Methodist Aid So
cietv at the church. Mr.. Nottleson
and family will leave the last OF the
week for Los Angeles. Cal, TO make
their home Since leaving the Sha-
ked Farm. Mr. NOttleson has been
employed at the Hinkley mill, and
Mrs. Nottleson as sale dy at Hen
dleman's store
Mr.. Walter H. Edison Of Berrien
Springs son Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. A.
Edison and Miss Marie Irene
ROurke. of Chicago were married
Thursday. Jan 26. at Kalamazoo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison will make their
home in apartments at The Villa.
They have the best wishes of many
AAAFliuo llEAbs
Mrs Levi Farley and children,
Bernadine and Warren. Of Elkhart
we're visitors with relatives here
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Martha Taylor OF St Joseph
was a weekend visitor at the home
of Mrs Mary Nelson.
Mrs Mary Rennie is seriously i'll
at her home on Mechanic street.
Mrs. Earl Smith of St. Joseph,
visited relatives here Saturday.
Mrs II. f. Storrs is visiting her
husband at Kirksville, Ohio. Mr..
Storrs has charge of the singing in
an evangelistic campaign in that
city
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Sparks are
visiting relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. Norman Slater of St. Joseph
was a visitor at the Bert Slater
home, Friday.
Miss Beth Taylor. who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
Tabor hospital in Benton HarbOr,
returned home Friday.
Mrs. Lydia Rose is on the sick lis,.
/ Her sister. Mrs. Sarah Ingleright is
/ caring for her.
The June Band will enjoy a picnic
/ dinner at the home of Mrs James
| Boone Wednesday at 1 o'clock.
All kinds of stocks are sold by
/ Guthrie. 32-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-01
DRUGGIST WOKE Up WITH
THAT TIRED OUT FEELING

building me mp. My nerves were so
steady I could doze off to sleep the
minute my head touched the pillow
waking up mornings full of energy
and feeling fine.
We have gotten such splendid re
suits with Earle's Hypo-COd among
our patrons that we find we have
sold more than ten car loads. And
we believe We have made lasting
friends wherever Earle's Hypo-Cod
has been used
such fine appreciation from the
manager of one Of Americas most
progressive and up-to-date drug
stores Manager y. c. Clark. of the
Cunningham Drug Store, Detroit.
Mich) explains why genuine Earle's
Hypo-Cod is featured so earnestly by
leading druggists here. Millions have
used IL. The name OF the nationally
known Earle Chemical Co, on every
Orange Coiorcd Carton assures the
highest Quality and Purity pharma-
ceutical chemistry can perfect. Ask
your own druggist for his confidential
opinion of Earlc's Hypo-COd. Then
build yourself up quickiy-withOut
delay Fortify your system with the
most modern powerful and nutritive
tonic made. It costs only a trifie and
- so pleasant 20 take. Save the eX-
peuse of serious illness by building
up health that lasts Feel at your
very best once again. You viii find
the familiar Orange Colored Carton
OF genuine Earle's HypO-Cod IN
South BEND at Central Drug store.
American Drug Co. Landon Drug
Co. and in Mishawaka a. the Red
Cross Pharmacy. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-01
No Appetite - Weak, Ner-
vous and Completely
Broken Down.
NEW TONIC GAVE
HIM QUICK RELIEF

"I became very weak. nervous and
run dOwn-lost about 90 pounds and
was so nervous ] could hardly do a
days work when I assumed the
management OF this drug store.
While I WINS In the army I was ex-
posed 20 all kinds OF weather and
this probably accounted for the con-
dition I was iu. My appetite wak
poor-I was hardly ever hungry and
didn't sleep welI at niEht-would
wake mp mornings with that tired
feeling completely run down and
worn out.
We had I'm our store about every
tonic made. 50 began looking over
the sotck for The best tonic I could
ind 20 build myself up. chose
genuine Earle's Hypo-Cod because ]
knew srom the formula the powerful
Ingredients it contained. I tasted 10
and could tell II was a fine tonic for
building me up and making me fee
at my best once MORE.
From the very first spoonful that
ght my appetite started picking up.
r could eat more nourishing food and
digest &, thoroughly My whole sys-
tenn began 20 respond You know
druggist has long hours. but in
spite az this Earle's Hypo-Cod kept
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-01
SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

vas discovered. Practically all the
contents were saved by heroic Efforts
OF local fire fighters, but as the town
water supply is not yet available. no
Roadway could be made fighting the
flames. The owner OF the place. Jo-
seph Hubeny. was we'll protected on
his loss by insurance on both build
ing and contents.
An excellent musical program Wa.
rendered at the local Luthera u
church. sunday eve. Professor Loch-
ner OF Chicago. gave a pipe organ
recital and extra selections were
rendered by the American Luther
League Band. and William Keller
man jr, sang a tenor solo. 'The
Lord IL Ny Shepherd" An offerine
was taken up for the benefit or the
Lutheran College for Negroes az
Greensboro. y. Q.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-01
Country Personals
BUCHANAN

Buchanan high school DashetbaH
m played at Galien Friday eve
ming with the high school team Of
that place. The final score was II
80 s In favor of Galien. over 80
hi-h school rooters accompanied
the Buchanan team.
Kenneth Peters and family. Of
Eenosha. Wis. are visiting his
mother. Mrs James East, on Roe
street
H. Long Of Rensselaer,. Ind
haa purchased the Buchanan Marble
works from the ]. p. Beistle estate.
with the experience Of over 30
years. Mr., belong IS able 20 DO al
kinds ~ work ln granite or marble.
ills residence viii be on Charles CT.
owing 30 a break in the gas tanq
on Portage st.. Buchanan was with
out gas FOR several days last week
Mrs. Harry Chamberlain enter
tanned the clark Bridge club on
Friday afternoon.
The freshman bunch OF young
people enjoyed dance at Rex hotel
en- Saturday evening
Miss cleo Portz had a rot-luck
dIaner at her home Saturday eve
Ming for the Oriole class Of .he
Presbyterian Sunday school
The Wabun-AnnUng Campfire
girls held a business meeting Satur-
day afternoon al the home OF Ber-
nice Iundgren or Dewey av.
John Lister. OF Gulfport. Miss,
visited friend and relatives IN Bu-
chanan several days last week.
Mrs Ralph Allen IL entertaining
her aunt Miss Anna Mead. OF Chi
caEo.
The January meeting Of the Ath-
eu.an Literary society OF the high
school was held I'm the high school
assembly room on Monday evening
a mock trial was the main feature
Mrs Al Charles was hostess 70
the 90 club and their husbands or
Monday evening.
Mss Jane Potts and Miss Grace
Poet spent the Weekend in Kala-
mazoo on Saturday evening they
attended the basketball game be-
tween Hope college and Kalamazoo
normal
Tho Parent-Teachers association
met Monday afternoon at O'Clock
ln Miss Ednle's room at the Dewey
av school A short program or
general health work was given. fol
lowed by a social hour.
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Smith gave
dinner dance at their home or
Third 81. Friday evening
The annual banquet OF the Chi
cago- Buchanan society will be held
ON Friday evening. Feb. 3rd at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Rynear-
con. 500 Parnel av., Chicago, at
O'Clock ANY Buchanan person Wis
ting i'm Chicago on this date is In
vited 20 attend the banquet and re-
new old acquaintances
Or. Robert L. Peterson Of Aurora
ID. viii speak Tuesday afternoon
az the Evangelical church before
the Federation of WOmen's Mission
ary societies Of Buchanan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-01
woRKINGMEN WANTED.

Several hundred workingmen are
wanted Immediately 70 place their
money with the Building & Loan
assn, 124 5. Main ST. and in return
they will receive SO interest. COM
pounded quarterly. over a million
dollars assets. Stop in our office
and let US inform you OF our build
ing and loan. Six per cent interest
is one third more than is ordinarily
paid on savings. 22-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-01
DYE ANY GARMENT
OR DRAPERY WITH
DIAMOND DYES"

Guy Diamond Dyes and follow
the simple directions in every pack
age. Don't wonder whether you can
dive or tint successfully. because per-
feet home dyeing is guaranteed with
Diamond Dyes even II you have never
dved before. Worn, faded dresses,
skirts. waists. coats. sweaters. stock
ing. draperies. hangings, everything,
become like new again just tell
YOUR druggist whether the material
YOU wish to dye is wool or silk. or
whether it is linen. cotton, or mixed
goods. Diamond Dyes never streak
snot fade. or run. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-01

All kinds of stocks are sold by
Guthrie. 32-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-01

Filled IN year .......-..--.. -Sl
Venued 10 other counties. .....
Venued from other counties.
Disposed OF -..--.--.--.-.-- .. 2 -
Iu juvenile court ....-......... II
Letters Of administration issued 80
Guardianship issued ......... y
Decres Of foreclosure ...---...
Sheriffs sales -...-.- .-------
No. adiudged OF unsound mind s
Criminal Gases.
Pending Jan 81 1921.-....... IS
FILED during year. ......-.-..... 40
Dismf ssed ..-.....-... ....-.... Il
venued 10 other counties. .....
venued from other counties. ... 0
Disposed Of .....-.... ........ IL
Pending Dec. 81. 1s21......... p
Convicted OF felonies. released
on probation ...............
Convicted OF misdemeanors. re
leased on probation. ........ 0
Fined only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
Acquitted .....-......-... 3
Divorces Granted to Wives.
Abandonment ............... ]
Adultery ---.....--..-.
Cruel treatment .............. 30
Failure 20 provide ........ 5
other causes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ]
Granted to Husbands.
other causes ..... ........... 2
Marriage Licenses.
80. issued in 21.............195
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-01
PLYMOUTH

Dudley Virgins, who has been i'll
for some months with drOpsy. died
1T his home early Sunday morning
He ~ survived by his wife
Dorothy Cooks who has been
seriously I'M with pneumonia in
HElsdale. Mich. is able TO be taken
from the hospital and viii be
brought home as soon as she is able
90 travel.
The following is the report OF the
county clerk for the year 1921:
Civil Cases.
Pending Jan Of 1921. ..271
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-01
IT'S REAL SPORT.

going TO the theater, II you have
your automobile fully insured, and
you can forget the possibilities OK
II being stolen. Act, at once. and
call the Greenan Agency IN the
Farmers Trust Bldg. 27-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-03
LEE FOY TO BE IN
SINGER OUTFIELD
Former South Bend Central
League Gardener to Join
Locals Sunday.

Lee Foy, ex-South Bcn5 league
star will be in the garden for Singers
Sunday when the local club meets
the Standards of the Caicago City
league at Singer Park.
Foy has been playing good ball
or a fast club down state this spring
and was obtained by Singers when
difficulty was experienced in landing
a good gardener Old baseball fans
who used to be regulars at Spring
brook will remember the days when
Lee Foy made his sensational catch
es in the old Bender garden.
According 10 reports received on
Foy he has been playing with his old
speed this year and has been hit
ting the ball better than at any
time in his career. If these reports
are true Foy will greatly strengthen
the local club as the only weakness
the team has shown has been in the
outfield. Sullivan who held down
tho middle pasture for Singers Tues
day was not available as he returned
to Ligonier where he has been play
irg all spring The Ligonier club
was not scheduled for a game on
Memorial Day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-03
Beaten Fairly,
Is MoIIa'S Way
OF Explaining
Woman Tennis Champion
Says She Was Completely
Out of Practice.

LONDON, June 2.-In an. inter-
view today Mrs. NTolla Bjurstedt
Mallory, woman tennis champion OF
America. had the following 10 say
in regard 70 her defeat by Mrs.
Beamish, an English player, several
days ago:
Mrs. Beamish defeated me fairly
and squarely in the middleseX
championships, but I was complete
" out OF practice and had not yet
found my land legs. hope 20 turn
the tables in our next encounter.
The women's championships az
Wimbledon this year viii be extra
ordinarily interesting" she contin-
ued. 81 am horing 10 meet Mile
Lenglen again because I believe
am able TO beat her any time. but
apart from this Miss Ryan Of Cali
fornia looks TO me to have a Won
derful chance for the worlds cham
pionship while England possesses A
number Of most promising women
players who might create a surprise.
Mrs Beamish and Mrs. Peacock
both are OF championship class but
England's real hope lies In Miss
Kitty McKane and Miss Peggy IN
gram. Mile Lenglen just scraped
home against Miss McKane in lhe
Brussels tournament"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-03
FACTORY LEAGUERS
MEET AGAIN TODAY
Good Games TO Feature the
Fourth Round of Industrial
League Play.

The fourth lap OF the Industrial
league baseball race for the pen
nant will be played off this after
noon in South Bend and Mishawaka
The teams will line ur in the fol-
lowing order against each other;
The Cutters will take on the Stude-
baker Plant No. 1 team at Dodge
park in Mishawaka. The Lathe
Works Will battle the Studebaker
Plant No. aggregation on the
Leeper park diamond and the Bell
Telephone nine Will contest for
honors with the Dodge sluggers on
the J. y. oliver field.
Studebaker No. 1-Cutters game in
Mishawaka will likely be the most
attractive game on the card for
today Both teams are at the top
OF the league standing. The Cut
tiers have been going along at a
steady pace with a good ball club.
while the Studebaker club has been
greatly strenthened since the open
ing OF the season and IS now
strong contender for the lead
In South Bend the Lathe Works
Studebaker 40. ? game will be the
feature Of the schedule here. These
two club are evenly matched and
are not out OF the running for the
flag. The Bell Telephone and Dodge
game viii be a battle. as the phone
bows have a winning pitcher in Gish.
as have the StudeDaker club in
kruk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-03

by the report than the boss of the
Giants had offered the Cincinnati
Reds $4,000 for Eddie Roush and
Pete Donahue
Barrels of Coin.
Pat Moran must have laughed II
McGraw ever did make an offer like
that. Roush alone would be worth
that much money TO a club that can
scatter dough all over the lot with
out missing it.
While baseball has a queer way Of
working it is a cinch that Commits
sioner Lands will not permit any
CLUB to pick up RCusch unless he
reports back with the Reds and fin
Iishes the season.
The Giants would pay plenty of
money for a good centerfelder, but
/ Roush is out Of the question.
McGraw used 70 have a good road
Iclub but his aggregation this year
seems to get homesick easily.
Senators Look Good.
Just after the start it looked as II
the Giants would be "in" about the
middle of July They still look like
pennant winners but they may not
have the romp 90 another champion
ship that was predicted.
The Pittsburg Pirates. rid Of the
disturbers that blew the pennant
when they had it almost slowed
away late i'm the race last year, are
coming along strong and the St.
Louis Cardinals viii always have 70
be figured as long as Hornsby is
around and able TO work.
The Washington club has been
making the largest noise lately in
the American league. The Senator's
are beginning 20 live up TO the good
things that were expected Of them
before the season started.
In two weeks, clyde Milan has
brought his team up from the cell
lar and it looks like a real pennant
contender.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-03
SLAYER LEAPS TO
DEATH AT HOSPITAL

BEAUMONT. Tex, June . co.
PR. l. Maxson. so. who killed
his son. Lorain. IS. and attempted
10 take his own life, after Mrs. Max
son brought divorce action. over
powered a guard az ashospital today
and leaped four stories TO kis death.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-03
Lieb and Noes Qualify for Discus and Jmeh in big Ten Pnrm
Harry Greb and Tommy Gibbons to
Clash in Michigan City Ring Aug. 5
Second Big Fight Program of
Summer to Feature Elks
State Convention.

Harry Greb. king Of American
light heavyweights. and Tommy Glib
bons, considered a possible rival for
Jack Dempsey. Will clash at Michi-
gan City, Saturday, Aug. 5, in the
headliner Of a fight card which will
feature the annual state convention
Of Indiana Elks
Treat for Local Fans.
The bringing of these two battlers
together. announced late yesterday,
affords South Bend and northern In
diana tight fans a double opportun-
ity Of glimpsing. close at hand. some
OF the country's first class boxers.
Benny Leonard and Rocky Kansas
are booked TO meet at the same arena
July T.
Details Of the coming battle be-
tween Greb and Gibbons have not
yet been completed but Elk officials
reports that both have been signed
for the affair. The scrap will un-
doubleday be a 10-round, no-deci-
sion go.
Met Last Winter.
It Will be the second meeting OF
the two in the year. Greb earned
a decision over Gibbons last winter
at Madison Square Garden by a
slight margin. The story of that
fight was that Greb moved too fast
for his rival keeping out of the way
Of Tommy's crashing blows
At that time Gibbons had been
practically matched to meet Jack
Dempsey. The defeat at the hands
? Of the Pittsburg giant killer put q
crimp in things, however. The
trouncing cost Tommy fortune, al
though Greb's victory was regarded
as a fiuke in many quarters.
Since then Greb has been matched
with Gene Tunney and taken the
light heavyweight title of America
away from him. Greb defeated Tun-
ney even more decisively than ne
beat Gibbons.
Would Tackle Dempsey.
With victories over these men, as
well as over Weinert and Roper
Greb is now eager to tackle any
fighter. He told Billy Evans the
other day he'd fight Jack Dempsey
! or Georges Carpenter if the match
could be arranged. At that time he
said that he believed he could get a
decision over Dempsey in L or Il
rounds
But despite all the progress the
Pittsburg flash has been making
since he last licked Tommy in New
York. Tommy is still a logical and
dangerous opponent for the champ
Room For Doubt.
The winter fight was decided or
points and it appeared TO many OF
the fans at the ringside that Glib.
hons was not at his best at the time
/ There is no doubt that another stiff
ti5ht is in store when the pair hook
/ up at Michigan City
Five thousand Elks alone will at
tend the convention and likewise the
! scrap. Hundreds Of South Bend
pugilistic followers are expected IA
make the trip. as Will fans from
every northern indiana section.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-03
COACH, JUMPS AND
PLAYERS FIGHT AS
PURDUE IS LICKED
Wabash Nine Mixes in Free.
for-All Scrap But Manages
to Win Game, 10 to 9.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. June .
Wa bash overcame a seven run lead
here today and defeated Purdue 10
20 .. in a wild and woody game.
tred with bad and good paying,
fights and near fights. and which
was altogether a sand lot affair.
which reflected little credit on either
club.
Wyatt was elected from the game
in the eight for using profane IAN
guage. while Dale narrowly missed
following him. Wagner peeved at
being benched IN the same inning.
threw the ball out Of the field. The
bases were full at the time and
coach SchuIter OF Wabash and imp
ire Huslein almost came TO blows
because the latter VOID not let
all three men score.
Purdue got away to an early lead
on punched hits. two runs Icing
scored in the first More grouped
hitting in the second and a walk
accounted for four more in the fifth.
Boilermakers came in the eight
when Morgan singled and Eversman
tripled TO left. Eversman tried 10
come n Ione wan lie "A went
towards the stands on the throw-in
from the left fielder. but was called
"ut
A walk, an infield out an1 a
double gave Wabash one tally in
the third. In the sixth. three hits
three errors, a walk and a wild
pitch by Wagner gave Wabash four
runs. With the bases full in the
eight, Lambert jerked Wagner and
sent in Wallace He was gre, ted
with a pair of doubles and a single
before the side was retired. four
runs coming in.
Ash made possible the winning
run in the ninth. when he tripled "a
left and scored on Phillips single
Doubles by Ash, Schanlaub, Dale
Hall and Fawcett, and triples by
Eversman, Phillips. McRoberts and
Ash featured the hitting. while two
lightning double plays by Purdue
were the fielding features. Score:
Wabash 49,. DOL OO4 O41-1O u
Purdue 49,. 20 40 61O- - I
Phillips. Goldsberry and Chew
Outlet; Wagner, Wallace and Wal
Their.