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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21

Benny and Sadie Mayer, twelve and
nine years old living with their sister
Mrs. Elizabeth IIillen. in Milwaukee
have just completed an extensive
Journey that rivals the travels II {
Marco Polo. The children Travelled
from their former homes In BobruIsk
Russia. to Milwaukee, By themselves
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21
PaJama.clad Girl. Save Cottages.

A bucket brigade Of 80 paJama.
clad sorority girls saved the summer
cottage colony at Lakeside, Mich.
from destruction. Through their ef
forts a fire which destroyed a grocery
store and the Alpha Gamma Nh cot
tage. was prevented from spreading TO
the long rows OF frame structures
along the beach.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21

Young WlIIrnoore Kendall, Jr, Son OF
q Blind Pastor Of Mangum, Okla,
Learned the Alphabet at Two, Be-
gan Going to School at Four, and
Plans to Enter Northwestern Uni.
verslty This Fall-He ls Fond OF
Reading, But Takes Keen Delight In
All open-Alr Sports.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21
Potsdam Jurors Drink Stops.

Officials OF the Potsdam. Germany.
court have asked the town to make
the Jurors stop drinking beer and at
tend to the business OF the tribunal
They demand that the bar in the re-
freshment room Of the court be closed
10 all laymen engaged In trials. The
request followed the recent hot wealth
er. when Jurors repeatedly visited the
refreshment room.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21
Adopts French Wait for Sons Pal.

So that his lonely elght-year-old son,
brotherless, slsterleSs. and cheated by
divorce Of n mothers care, might have
n pal. J. ". Thorne. millionaire bank.
er Of New York city. has adopted q
French waif and agreed 10 educate
the child. Both boys are about tho
same age.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21
GIGANTIC SKULL
To TOP MUSEUM
Glldden Will Erect a Novel Build
ing on Catalina.
FOR RELICS or THE INDIANS

Strange Tower viii Be More Strange
iy Illuminated and the Interior VIII
Exceed the Exterior in Its Cixarre
Details - Archeologist Has Thor.
ouehIy Explored the Channel Islands
and Has Dug Up Vast Quantities
Of ExhlbltS
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21

A motorman In Portland. Ore, re-
Gently failed TO notice that his car
had reached the end OF the line. Con.
sequently 1t kept right on going. plowed
across lawn and butted into the front
Of residence that stood In Its path.
The car failed to knock the house out
Of Its way. but II nearly succeeded. A
bay window was demolished and the
interior was badly wrecked. The fam.
lily happened TO be out In the yard at
the time and no one was injured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

that there are lot OF cases OF mis-
taken Identity.
It's sad summer story. mates,
but the facts must be told. Doc.
Irwin. versatile and painful dentist.
lost his ice cream suit tho other day.
and In consequence had to spend the
Wednesday half holiday in his back
yard wearing something that resem-
bled a fig leaf garment.
Reform IS going 20 function bet
ter when Il Is not so much OF col
lective theory and much more or an
individual practice.
We don't know much about the
fine points OF tennis, but we judge
by Mile. Lenglen's newspaper pic
lures that the game gives girl
startling opportunities to kick high
and often.
We read IN our page Monday that
Charles Kramer. the local success
ful body builder had been In the
automobile business IN Chicago since
1880. He must have come to
Mishuwaka shortly before he was
born.
Alois Van RE got enlargement OF
the tonsils from the effects Of auc-
tloning part OF his tewelry stock.
and IS now convalesclng at the hoe
pital.
Still. there seems to be need OF 2
national Information bureau TO slip
the news 20 ladies' who don't want
their husbands that the same can
be dispensed with without shooting
Grover Cleveland. Tom Watson
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

and Mary Garden we're pinched at
Muncte the other day II you want
70 play safe IN naming your pro-
geny. call him Bill Jones or her
Mary Jane Smith
Mishawaza has now a listen-in
on the music OF the air. and when
were feeling a bit depre ssed We
turn % +. II. Kon0ld az the Com
plete Music stores, who has the
musical air centers OF the country
at his immediate disposal.
We take It that congress Is go
ing 70 make r. a felony for any
woman 70 own a pair Of scissors.
Else upon what hypothesis does the
fashion shark predict skirts Will De
longer next spring?
We confess that the clothesIines
or today are more attractive than
the ghostly and unteddied displays
OF crumpled nethers that rippled IN
the winds Of bygone years. but even
at that a shriveled union suit OF the
masculine gender ought 70 be kept
out OF sight.
IF the miners do not give the
country It's supply OF winter coal.
ought the country 10 give the min
ers their supply Of winter food ?"
asks an inquisitive subscriber OF o.
ceola' probably Prof. II A Moran.
You answer it. See II TheSsalon-
fans. $40.
The Brazilian rebels have surren-
uered' the Irish rebels have given
up the German monarchial rebels
nave subsided. the Chinese rebels
are raising sand, and rebels OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

gvery hue end persuasion n the
United States are noisy. Work IS
the sovereign cure FOR rebeiosis-
Sixteen Thousand Balloons Are
Given Away BY the Mishawaka
ClothierA" said The News-Times
Sunday The last census gave US
population OF 1900 20 Il IS rea-
sonable 20 conclude that 900 South
Blenders came over for the free dis
trtbution and 10 shop saturday
night.
We don't mean 20 say that men
are worse now than they were IN
the good Old days. but only that
they steai more. due probably TO the
great improvement in all predatory
facilities.
Working men get Unanswered out
OF their jobs by a bunch OF highly
paid nusances who don't work at
all.
Look into the character and men-
tai habits OF the man who Will ask
you for your vote this fall. II may
be that he differs with you about
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16
Man In The Street

Louis Gerstbauer cashier or the
North side Trust & Savings bank.
VIII meve into his magnificent new
quarter tomorrow morning Here's
hoping Louie viii not swell ur on
ehe congratulations he - going 20
receive 20 the extent OF making nee
eszary the tearing down OF the front
wall "a allow exit Of his prodigious
but proposing personality.
day evening.
Th5 new bank building. theater
and bther improvements on the
North Side including the opening OF
Billy O'NeilIs most desirable addi-
ton which is going 20 make Billy
one ~ our most 6pulent citizens.
means that the South Side had bet
ter keep its eagle eye focused on
the G her side or the river.
The strike has been going on for
some days. and Mr.. Jewell f. eating
porterhouse steaks as usual ia the
swell restaurants OF Chicago.
Chauncey Depew claims % be an
authority on woman because he has
studied her for 60 years. Wen. he
hasn't been an intelligent, student.
IL he had been, he would say after
so yearzhHtudy. The more I study
her ne ter a puzzle is She"
A Georgia negro with a pair Of
ZONES that rolled sevens every time
won $500. and this sum was quite
SUFFICIENT to ray his funeral sx-
penses on the following day
Melville W. Mix retires from the
presidency OF the Dodge Manufac-
turing Co. after a strenuous period
OF successful effort. and IL IS well
that Mishawakans realize and APP
preciate the manifold good he has
been enabled % accomplish for the
benefit OF tho community iH which
he has labored for a long period Of
years. Now that ne has attained TO
the acme Of Industrial accomplish
ment his fellow citizens will hope
that his great executive ability will
not be allowed 20 remain quiescent.
How MEL succeeded in reaching
the high pinnacle OF diligence with
out our assistance Is too much for
a slow and easy-going Scot like US TO
understan' We must. however. in
sist that ne remain in the communi-
~ TO which he rightfully belongs
and where we trust he viii live
long and die happy.
New York bootleg king gave his
sister s142. 900 last year. When IN
tense industry operates on boundless
imbeciiity. the money changes hands
in Gotham.
We confess that we see no need
for the return OF long skirts. al
though there IS such a thing as
wearing them too short. Wear not
Aong IA that sweep the dusty
Nay. p ct short ones that cause
the men % gaze.
CccaslOnaIiy we are haunted by
the fear that Jimmy Cox is not go
ing 10 create as big a sir IN Europe
as Chief Justice Taft has.
We suppose the pursuit OF hap
piness'' Is something everybody IS
engaged IN. but we Judge by the
looks OF what many people pursue
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

infant baptism OF the final perse-
verence Of the saints AMI surely
you wouldn't want him 70 get By
with any such 'nfamy as thar.
A New York authority says a
woman can not dress on less than
$500 a year. That explains. prob
ably, why so many OF them are
scantIly dressed They haven't $500
year with which 10 buy clothes
STILL when these morbid folks al
luded 10 the female OF the species
"a the eternal mystery" they ought
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

&c have gumpt1on enough 20 say that
they mean mentally, Temperament
tally and spiritually. In a physl-
ca sense, fashion has dissolved most
OF the oid-time mystery.
w z W.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

FOR SALE-Lot, IS q. front, In 500
block T. 3rd So Lot 80 a. front In
100 block Lincoln way + Inquire
John Diisch, 500 Lincoln Way +. 1871
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale ga
/ FOR SALE-NeW semi-bungaiow; fiye
large rooms and bath; good location.
$500 cash, balance $50 per mo. STARK
Realty Co. 1911
FOR SALB-Seven room and bath; all
modern new garage; inside location.
$500 Stark Realty Co. 16t7
FOR SALE-Nine rooms and bath on
Indiana Az; newly painted and paper
ed. $500; $1,000 cash, balance $50 per
mo. Stark Realty Co. 1871
LARGE BOOMING house. In good lOca-
tion, yields $3.50 per mo. Here Is n
chance for someone TO make big mon
ey and envest only $500 Seymour
Jansen. Lawyer. phone Mish. 1872. 12tf
FOR SALE-New five room bungalow.
all modern, good location. $1,000 cash,
bal monthly. $500. Stark Realty Co.
FOR SALE-Six rooms on the North
Side. nearly all modern and IN good
repair. Price $500. Stark Realty Co.
FOR SALE-Seven rooms, all modern I:
large lot, one block 10 street car. $500
STARK Realty Co Oh
A HOME FOR YOU
OK EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
$500 cash. new 3 room strictly mod
$500 cash, all modern, except furnace.
Z rooms. w. BattelL
$500 cash. new FIVE room strictly
modern bungalow, W. 9TH.
$500 cash. new i've room bungalow
partly modern, :. smith.
Also a number OF fine new homes in
the most exclusive and desirable loca-
ton in River Park. All on payment
Phone Mlshawaka 11s1
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
1865 Lincoln Way West.
OF
ROB s4LE-seveFai higa class nOds,s
homes at right prices. kerwin. OVas
First National
FOR SATE-Suburbsn, lincoln Highway
east OF Mishawaka. New house OF
large. conveniently arranged rooms .
large parlOrs, music room, dining room.
kitchen and enclosed rear porch down
4 large bedrooms with ample closets
and complete bath up; modern electric
fixtures: all nicely finished in hard
pine and decorated throughout: full
basement. has Holland pipe furnace
automatic electric pump furnishes wa
ter 20 al parts OF the building; double
garage. Can have y acre 10 III acres
Of ground as desired; Fine lot young
shrubbery and small fruit. Kerwin
over First National Bank 6tf
NOR SALE-Eight rooms, modern. hot
water heat. laundry tubs, good garage
iocation. $500. Stark Realty Co. I or
MODERN-6 room property. 7ear north
side center. large basement. with fur
mace. fruit. snd coal rooms. hot water
tank with gas heater, Tor summer use
bedroom, front room. dining room
kitchen and bath downstairs: buiit-in
cupboard, driven well. city water and
cistern. water In kitchen, two bedrooms
upstairs plenty Of closets good garage
and chicken park verv desirable home
and price right for quick sale See
owner. us Sarah ST.. Mishawaka 14t3
FOR SALE-Cash or terms: room
modern house; garage; on paved street.
large lot, SjX2i6 IT,. possession IN 50
days F. r McNabb. zoe + Jefferson
Az. Phone Mish. 9o2. 1877
Lots for sale SIS
FOR sALE-L0t. % 81 front In 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16
MiSha10GkG Classified
Houses For Rent.

FOR RENT-Furnished four room house (:
gas and electric light. Apply T4O n.
18th ST., River Park. 1874
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

FOB sALE-severai high class nodsrs
homes at right prices. kerwin. OvN
First National
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16
uOMr ron Ynr

FOR SALE-Seven rooms. all modern:
large lot, one block 10 street car. $500
stark Realty Co OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

Phone Mlshawaka 1iS1
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
1865 Lincoln Way West
O.f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

FOR SALE-Seven room and bath: all
modern; new garage; inside location.
$500 Stark Realty 90. 1871
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

FOR SALE-Cash or terms: s room
modern house: garage: on paved street.
large lot, S5x20 T.. possession IN 80
days F. r McNabb. zoe +. Jefferson
Az. Phone Mish 9O2 1851
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

FOR SALE-Nine rooms and bath on
Indiana Az; newly painted and paper
ed. S47OO: $1,000 cash, balance $50 per
mo. Stark Realty Co 1871
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

nor SALE-Eight rooms. modern. hot
water heat. laundry tubs, good garage.
two lots, immediate possession. fine
location. $500 Stark Realty Co. Or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

parity moQeFnt =. smith
Als0 a number OF fine new homes ia
the most exclusive and desirable lOca
tion in River Park. All on payment
mInn naah
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

&C. Cleveland. ToT
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-19

Jones in their bout last night, using
the scissors, and got the decision at
the end of their four-round bout.
Lacey seemed in good form. while his
opponent was no weakling himself.
PreIiminaries
Despite the excellent footwork OF
his young opponent, Young Spark
Plug battled KID Hobbins to a draw
in a three-round. s5-pound class
bout last night
Spark Plug, Jr.,, another OF that
famous line of cracking battlers,
lost three-round decision to Young
Parker. The bout was fast one.
but Parker easily had the edge.
Young Pike staged a game come
back in his bout with Young Victor.
and finally won the decision. The
bout was smuggling match. in which
both had their groggy moments.
Pixies wind outlasted that of his OPP
ponent, and he knocked Young Vic
tor down in the third. This bout was
one of the evenings thrillers.
Tommy Tompkins referred the box
ing bouts last night. Birmingham
Athletic club officials didn't an
nounce the main bout for their next
athletic show, but are expected to do
so in a day or SO.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-19

lending to the affair a somewhat CORY
aspect at times
Ferns Best Round
Fearless Ferns had his best round
in the seventh. He opened up with
a bombardment of body blows that
seemed to have Boorde in distress
Freddie held on tightly. while Ferns
slugged away at kidney and short
ribs. Boorde's face bore a frown as
he walked slowly to his corner at
the end of the round. A few yelled
for Ferns to go gut In the eighth
and win by a Knockout, but Boorde
had recuperated by then, and fought
back fiercely in that session, getting
draw.
Boorde seemed to have a little
the best of his stablemate last night.
By rounds. he really COPIED the
fight, as he seemed to shade Ferns
in five rounds. Three were even
and two went to Ferns. The mar
gin of Boorde's over Ferns was
really very slight. and Referee
Tompkins probably did no harm in
calling the affair to a draw.
saab and Stevens Draw
Boyle Saab and Danny Stevens
fought six fast and furious rounds
to a draw in the semi-final boxing
bout last night. Stevens took an
early lead, but Saab rallied In the
last two sessions and earned a draw.
Danny started off nicely. shoot
ing across a long range right shortly
after the start of the first round,
and sending Boyle to his knees.
Saab was up quickly, though. with
little damage done. The round was
Stevies. nevertheless.
In the second. Boyle landed three
quick rights and three lefts without
return. and copped the session.
Boyle slowed up in the third and
Stevens aggressiveness gave him the
stanza. Stevens had the better of
the infightinG.
Danny started the fourth by
smashing . right to Saab's jaw, and.
scoring heavily In tho infighting,
won the round. Boyle Saab staged
a game comeback In the last two
sessions, and, winning each. was
given a draw with his heavy hitting
opponent 1t was nice little fight,
and the crowd liked 1t.
Hendricks and Schoidcr Draw
In the main wrestling bout Of the
evening, Claude Hendricks and Max
scholder battled ten rounds to a
draw, for about the 'steenth time.
Hendricks and Soholder are thor
oughly acquainted with each others
styles of graphing. and neither
seemed to have an edge on the other
last night Their bout was fast and
a fun maker, and was decidedly not
o dead number on the program.
Tom Lacey won a fall over Frank
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-19
MOBILE AND FORT
WORTH RESUME
BIG SERIES TODAY

Fort Worth. September 1s.-what
Is termed by those who know" as
the crucial game of tina series be-
tween Fort Worth, Texas league
champions and Mobile, standard
bearers of the Southern association
for tho class A baseball title of
Dixie, will be staged here tomorrow
afternoon starting at $3.50 o'clock.
Fort Worth leads by one game.
having won the opening contest
nine to nothing Sunday.
Just why tomorrow's game will be
the crucial one Is said to lay in the
fact that upon the shoulders of
young Dutch Henry. the former Bay
City mines star southpaw. rest the
Bears hope of wrestling the Dixie
championship from the Cat Lair.
Charley Fulton. the steamboat ace
Of the Bears, right handler rated
among the leading hurlers of the
Southern circuit, was massacred by
the Cats Sunday and his successors
Jared little better. However, Lefty
Fuhr got by fairly well and Man
ager Niehoff> of the Bears, believes
that II Henry comes through, he will
have an even break at the champion
ship. However, the Mobile skipper
figures that its four strafghts for the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-19
UNBEATEN MACS
LOSE IN FEATURE
OFCIRCUIT MEET
BY Associated Press

Columbus, O.. September 1s.-The
hitherto indicated Thompson Dill
lon and Jane Revere, each credit
ed as the winner of four races this
summer. both met defeat this at
ternoon in the Horse Review futurity
for two-year-old ~trotters. feature OF
today's grand circuit racing here.
Brandywine won the first and third
heats dropping the second to Thomp-
son Dillon. in which heat he reduced
his record q quarter of Second to
2:06A. Jane Revere took second in
the third heat. Brandywine had not
Cats IL his prize southpaw falls to
deliver.
Paul Wachtel spitball star of the
Texas league champions will be
manager Atz's election for hurting
duty. However, he has young Lefty
Angus Johns in reserve and
should Watched be off form, the
youthful Cat left handler will be
ready to take his turn.
A slight falling off in attendance
is expected but this Is only, to be
expected as the opening game was
staged on Sunday.
About 5000 persons are expected
to witness tomorrow's game.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-19
Minor League Prexy
Will Oppose Series

Forth Worth. Tex. September IL.
while Mike Sexton, secretary of
the National Minor League associa-
ton. opposes a series between the
winners of the present tussel for
the baseball championship Of the
Southland. his action would not
necessarily effect tho views of the
Forth Worth management.
However. Paul Dagrave and W. X.
Stripping. heads of the local club are
believed to be In accord with Sections
views and 1t is NOT likely that Fort
Worth. In the event the Cats win the
Dixie title for the third consecutive
year will play Tulsa, winner Of the
western League pennant.
When Sexton, In speech at a
luncheon, given in honor of the Fart
Worth and Mobile teams, today de-
clared that he opposed such . series
both Lagrave and Stripping applaud
I'd him and afterwards stated that II
IL improbable that the Fort Worth
team will meet Tulsa.
TOO much baseball" LAgrave said.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-19
TY COBB HAS MADE
200 HITS THIS YEAR

Detroit. Mich, September ls--Ty
Cobb made his 2ooth hit Of the sea-
son In tho fourth inning Of today'a
game with Washington. It was .
triple with one man on.
With that hit, the Detroit manager
completed eight seasons in which he
has clouted 800 or more safeties.
His record equals that made years
ago by Wee Willie" Keller.
With the close Of this season the
famous Georgian will have tied
another old time record, that OF
Hans Wagner, who batted 800 or
better for seventeen years. Cobb's
percentages now assures him Of better
than = 800 average.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-19

LoO4uc and ternS nave proDaDly
met in the ring a score of times,
counting regular engagements and
work -outs, and last night they both
showed absolute intimacy with each
others style of battling. Each blow
was foreseen, and each action was
it's purpose.
Such bouts, while they furnish
science and action enough, rarely
ever throw the crowds into frenzy
of excitement, and Birmingham has a
set of fans who are peculiarly fond
of hair-raising scraps and the action
furnished by the blood-thirsty bat
tiers of the old school
Freddie Is Shifty
1t was Freddie Boorde's first show
Ing here since he fought such a great
draw battle with Young Stribling
several months ago. Freddie looked
good last night. In only one round
was he in distress, and at all other
times he was apparently master of
the situation. Freddie displayed al
most uncanny ability at blocking out
and evading the swings of his OPP
ponent. Boorde kept his head always
in the way of a punch until that
particular punch was started. and
then the willy Freddie withdrew to
safety.
Boorde put up a great boxing ex-
hfbition last night. He seemed to
have the better of the mitigating,
while occasionally he would open up
with right swings that found their
mark. Freddie opened q cut on
Ferns lips early In the fight, and
kept poking away at the wound,