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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-03-16

supervisor, spoke upon the following
subjects in most thorough and help
full manner: Measure of Ability in
Handwriting" drill Work in Arith-
metic, Reading" and other subjects,
which were also fully discussed by the
teachers, about two dozen of whom
were present.
Norma burst, of Keyser's Ridge,
met with an unusual and painful acct
dent one day last week. Mr.. burst,
while returning from town on horse
back, turned bend in the road rather
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-03-16
EVANSVILLE

The Teachers Institute held here
last week was most helpful to all who
attended. Prof. Rathbun, county su-
perintendent, discussed the following
subjects in a most able manner:
Attendance Law" Organization"
Equipment" Teachers Test of their
own Work" and several other sub
jects. Miss Edna Marshall, grade
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-03-16

FOR SALE-1918 400 Model Chev-
rolet Touring Car, at bargain. Cali
on c. H. Reppert, Martins Garage,
Observation-Disclosures 3t*
FRESH COW FOR SALE-Inquire
of S. A. Smith, Crellin, Md.-Adver-
tisement 3-9t. aa.,....,,,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-03-16
Va, last Sunday.

Va, last Sunday.
Mrs. Sara R. Getty entertained at
dinner on Sunday her guests being
Miss Rachael Holmes, Miss Carolyn
Wallace, DR.. and Mrs. G. c. Keller
and G. L. Berg.
J. J. Bender is better after a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-03-16

Silver Lace Wyandotte, $50 egg
strain, setting of Is eggs, $1.25. r.
c. McCOMAS, oakland.-Advertise
ment LIT.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-03-16

weeks indisposition.
Mrs. Howard WEIGH is better after
weeks attack of grip.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-03-16

But in addition to the value that is
IN the SPECIAL SIX, there stands
behind it, an organization whose re-
sources and permanence are assur-
ances of continued service to the
car owner and of protection to him
not only today and tomorrow but
in the years to come.
+ 7
For 70 years, Studebaker has been
building high quality vehicles and
selling them at fair prices.
There are many reasons in addition
to the unquestioned intrinsic value
Of the SPECIAL SIX why it should
be your motor car choice. You are
urged to inspect this car NOW.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-10

= Zpsvem k srdci, srdcem
k vlasti, budou zniti libez-
ne zpevy nasi operni umel-
kyns Claire Hietelove, jak
operni tax prostonarodni pi
sns a profesora R. Cerneho.
=. Vstupenky v pfedprode-
il v ochods pi. Smrzove v
Ceske Narodni Sini.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-10
Ia 4 kc kousky.

Odjizdel Czech z Vidne do
Prahy. Ma cestu 81 kupoval ne
jakou potravu. Zajde k WIDEN
skemu pekari a povida: "Dejte
m "a A koruny ceskoslovenske
housek." = Slecna prodavacka
prepocita kurs koruny nasi a
videnske, prinese ndsi housek a
pocne je sazet ma pult pred u
diveneho Cechacka. Kdyz mu
uz dava sestnactou housku, zvo
lal zakaznik: "Pro boha vas
prosim dost, ty ostatni uz 81 ne
chte!"
v hOstinci.
Host k cisniku: "Cim to je?
We vSedni den muslin vzdycky
ma kazde jidlo cekat pres pul
hodiny a v nedeli, kdy je nej.
vetsi naval, jsem obslouzen i.
hned?" - "PrOtoze v nedeli
ma kucharka po obede w.
chOd!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-10

"a $500 X ma hotovosti, skvosty
d .iezdecke saty boty. Here
cka pc navratu domd byla ne
malo prekvapena a spechala
ma komisaTstvi, kde ucinila o
kradezi oznameni. Jak bylo
zjisteno, potulovala Sc Rosen-
kranzova jeste v pondeli odpo-
ledne pc Praze v jezdeckych
Satech s cepici a bicikem. DIE
vseho vsak odjela ma Sloven-
sko, nebot' Sc vyptavala, ida
jest k ceste ma Slovensko po-
trebi cestovniho pasu. - Jak
vecernf "Pol. koresp." oznamu
je, na!ezena byla Rosenkran-
IOWA jedne noci dvema fill
movymi herci V "Certove mly-
ne" v SARGE u Vokovic a auto
mobilem odvezena ma prazske
policejni riditelstvi. z odcize-
|nych penez mela u sebe jeste
$500 K, kdezto O zbytek Sc
rozdelila Sc 16Iletou tiskaren-
skou delnici Jarmilou Sibliko-
YOU re Stareho mesta. Proto
byla take Siblikova zatcena
dopravena do bezpecnostn1-
no odd6leni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-10
ZPRAVY z CZECH.

Skonceny romanek dvou mi
lujicich Sc "u SalkI". = U pi.
Amy Hybsove ma Karlove ma
mestf cp. 80 Gu Salkd) uby-
tovali Sc 25-lety strazmistr po-
hranicni financni straze Josef
Melichar z Bastianperku u
ChomItova a 22-leta svadlena
Ida Poeschlova, kteri prohlasi-
Ii, ze prijeli ma navstevu vele-
trhu. Bytna nepozorovala ma
milencich niceho ii odesli IA.
zari rano ma nadrazi, oznamiv
Sc, re sc jdou podivat, kdy od-
jizdi vlak. Pc pdl 10. hodine
dopoledni sc oba vratili a ode
brali Sc do pokoje, nebot' Poe
schlova rikala, re Sc chce pre-
zout, protoze j tlaci bota. Po-
jednou vsak zatresklo z poko-
je "a sebou 5 strelnych ran a
kdyz Hybsova, ktera sila We We
dlejsim pokoji, vbehla dovnitr,
nalezla podnajemniky lezici v
kaluzi krve pred pohovkou u
zrcadla. PoeschlQva byla jiz
mrtva, kdezto Melichar jeste
pri prijezdu lekare zachranne
stanice, dr.. Sulce, I'll, hned ma
to pax zemrel. Jak bylo zji-
steno, strelil Melichar nejprve
Poeschlovou pred zrcadlem
dvakrate Mauserovy pistole
do hlavy. Jeden projektil W.
sci druhou stranou z hlavy a
zaryl sc do zdi. PAX Sc usmr-
til Melichar ranou do hlavy "a
pravym spankem. V zapisni-
ku Melicharove nalezeny byly
RUNE poznaymky, nichz Sc da
souditi, re sc k cinu jiz po ne
kolik dni pripravoval a teprve
den pred tim sc rozhodl, ne
bot u toho dne byla poznam-
ka: "Beru S sebou dust. bez
ktere bych nemohl sam odeji-
IT," DIE vse okolnosti Sc zda,
re pricinou zoufaleho cinu by
la nest astna laska, nebot' die
snubnich prstenG, ktere mrtvi
ma prstech mali, je vidno, re
Melichar byl zenaty a Poesch-
Iowa vdana.
Susanne Marvillova okrade-
ma svou "komornou". Sestna-
ctileta Anna Rosenkranzova z
Karlina, ktera je devcetem We
lice hezkym, chce Sc pry veno-
vati filmovemu umeni a prot
j velice zajimaji filmovi her
ci, kterym je neustale V patach
= V minulych dnech plakalo
devce usedave a oznamilo, ze
pry byt jeji tety byl nadobro
vykraden a ze nyni nevi, CO
ma delati. Mad touto, ovsem
jak pozd6ji vyslo ma jevo, II
cenou bolesti ustrnula sc sku-
tecne znama filmova herecka
Susanne Marvillova, ktera 81
vzala Rosenkranzovou "a sluz-
ku. Rosenkranzova byla sku-
tecne vzorem sluzky, avsak pc
vinnosti plnila radne pouhych
IA dnG. Kdyz jednoho dine cd
poledne sla herecka hrat dc
filmu, vypacila Rosenkranzovd
v byte vsecky zasuvky, ukrad-
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1922-01-12
linda SCHOOL AND
COMMUNITY ITEMS

The school is progressing
nicely in it's work this week.
The basket ball boys have
finished their new ball court
and are now ready to play some
real ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Breland
spent last Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harace Will
liams.
Mr.. Clarence and Earl Per-
kins spent a enjoyable day at
the Davis home Sunday.
Mr.. Elisha Lott is at his home
this week after being at Gulf
port for the last two months
at work.
Mr.. J. B. Rogers, Miss Virgia
and Birtie Lott spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of J. A.
Hawks.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1922-01-12
w. O. W. HOLD
IMPORTANT MEETING

The Wiggins Lodge Of w. 0.
w. met Monday evening Jan. 9,
for the purpose Of installing the
officers for the ensuing year.
The following officers were in
stalled: Sentry, E. L. Martin;
Watchman, j. A. Brown; Es-
cort, W. e. Barlow; Banker,
T.~ A. Delling; Advisor, j. W.
Taylor; Clerk, w. C. Batson;
Managers, J. P. Clendenin, D.
M. Miles, E. G. Alexander;
Physicians, DR.. w. M. Shep-
herd and DR.. S. C. Culpepper;
Council Commander, Ray Morse.
At the conclusion of the in
stallation the meeting ad-
journed and the lodge went en-
masse to Thomson's Restau-
rant where an eXcellently pre-
pared and tempting Oyseer
Supper awaited them. Mr.. J.
P. Clendenin was toast-master
and presided in his usual clever
manner. There were a number
of interesting impromptu
speeches made and among
those being called on were, Ray
Morse, w. C. Batson and T. A.
Delling.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1922-01-12
CHANCERY COURT HOLDS
THREE DAYS SESSION

Much important business was
disposed of at the regular term
of Chancery Court held here
last Monday to Wednesday, in
elusive. Chancellor Griffith
disposed of all business with
promptness and dispatch with
the result that the term lasted
only three days.
In addition to Chancellor
Griffith there were present,
stenographer R. P. Stockton, E.
R. Davis, Clerk, J. G. Locke,
Sheriff and number of visit
ing lawyers.
The following cases were dis
posed of: Estate Of Green
Ramsay, deceased. Order was
entered for discharge of w. K.
RdI1lSdy DIS oAeCuleI.
Buren Broadus, Petitioner.
An order was entered adopting
Annie Mae Price as the legal
heir of Buren Broadus, the said
Annie Mae Price to be educated
and supported by him.
w. R. Barber VS.. Unknown
heirs of J. T.. Lassiter: Decree
pro confesso granted VS. de-
fendents, the unknown heirs.
w. r. Barber VS. unknown
heirs Of J. L. Lassiter. Denaur-
rer was filed of w. T. Hardness,
same over-ruled by the court
and defendant granted 60 days
further time in which to file
answer.
R. B. Belleu VS. w. H. Whit
tie. On motion of complainant
case was continued until next
term of court.
Guardianship of Melissa Kel-
lar Armstrong, guardian of
David Kellar, ct al. Order was
entered directing the guardian
to pay balance of funds in her
hands for her wards and costs
of court, and that she be dis
charged.
Miss Josie M. Lott, Admins
tratrix, estate of Enoch Lott
deceased. The inventory of the
administrators was approved
by the court.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1922-01-12
SANTA. CLAUS 4. u VI
NEyEB FOR RGkTss

Old Santa Claus left presents
at the Enterprise office fokthc
children who failed to meet Eii
on the Court house square 6
the big tree Christmas morhin
They are all tagged with r
names and a complete list fol
lows. The Editor IS goiag u
hold them until SATURDAY Jan.
21, and hopes that each child
whose name appe9 $ on th= list
will come or send for their
presents
All preseuts left at the office
after Jan q will be sent to the
Orphans Home.
The list, il full, is as follows:
Margaret Wilson, Pauline Bond,
Thomas Koen Marius Bond,
Bertie Louise Garner, Madie
Gibson, Doris Chandler, Thel-
ma Cruthirds, Clozell Morris
Eleanor Baker, Eunice Bond, =
Lawson Oneal, Lucille Ladner,
Ma garet Crowell, w. F. Nelson,.:: !:
Gertrude Crowell, Lemuel Bond,H
Pendley Irave, Anton sNun-t
0ikhoven, Richard Currens,
Evelyn Bond, Lena Bond, F s
Ladnier, Oerting Kirkpatr1
Service Perkins, Jane Brol
Myrtle Dees, Clyde Cobb,
thur Ladnier, Lumis Ale
der, Josef Hickman, Billy
thirds, Martus Broadus,
Chandler, Pat Harrisa1
Williams, James o.
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ministrator of Luther Krchn,
deceased.
j. B. Dorsett VS. Mrs. Helen
Brady, Marshal Taylor VS. w.
H. Pattison, ct al, j. B. Dorsett
VS. w. NJ. Gibbons ct al. All
cases to confirm tax titles and
orders entered confirming titles
in complainants.
Mrs. M. e. Haller VS. James A.
Barnett. Tax title confirmed
in complainant.
Order entering approving all
actions Of the clerk of the court
during vacation pertaining to
Chancery Court business.
Davis Hickman VS. Lula Cobb
Hickman. Defendent granted
allimony in the sum of S265.00
and complainant allowed to
withdraw his bill of complaint
when judgement for allimony
is paid.
Report of Sheriff as court
librarian was filed and ap-
proved by court.
T. r. Onel VS. Mrs. T. r.
Oneal, white, complainant
granted a divorce.
P. A. O'Neal VS. Board Of
Supervisors Of Stone County.
Order entered holding that the
election in The Home Solidated
School District held on Jun8,
25th creating a bond issue was,
null and void, from which order
the defendant appealed to t he
Supreme Court.
Finkbine Lumber Conpa ny,
complainant VS. j. C. Loc ke,
Sheriff. Case set for final he ar
ing before the Chancellor or
Jan. 9th 1922.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1922-01-12
Basket Ball Friday.

What promises to be most
interesting in sporting realms
are the two games scheduled
for Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock on the Virgins court,
when the First and Second
teams of both Virgins and
Magnolia will play. A small
admission fee of 10 and Is
cents will be charged, the pro-
ceeds to go towards the pur-
chase of a new ball.
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tiIeing in such quantities as
may be needed for the uses Of
the county in the year 1922.
The clerk of the Board was
directed to issue warrents on
the linda separate school bond
and sinking funds in the sum of
s135.OO to j. F. Batson in pay
ment of interest cupons on
school bonds numbered from 1
to 10, respectively.
1t was directed that the
clerk of the Board be directed
to issue a warrant in the sum
of $4,000 out of the court
house and Jail bond and inter-
est sinking fund to the county
depository, the Citizens Bank
of McHenry to cover coupon No.
9, due February, 1st, 1922, and
that said county depository be
directed to issue same t O the
Hanover National Bank of New
York City, and retire said
coupon.
Petition Of o. E. Hairston
and w. E. Breland, trustees of
Township 2, Range II, asking
for an appropriation of $4,000
out of said township interest
school fund to pay for desk pur-
chaed by the linda Consolidated
School was allowed.
The members and officers
were allowed the usual amounts
for attendance upon the Janu-
ary meeting of the Board.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1922-01-12
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

The January meeting of the
stone County Board of Super
yisors was held in regular ses
sion at the county court house
on Monday the second day Of
14nuary, 1922. All members
s.nd officers were present.
The following business was
transacted.
In the matter of designating
a depository for county funds
the bid Of the Citizens Bank
Of McHenry was accepted, it ap-
pearing to the satisfaction of
the Board that this would be to
the best interest of the county.
The report Of Superintendent
of Education, Buren Broadus
for the month of December was
accepted and salary allowed.
Various sums were allowed
out of the county funds for
services rendered the county.
The petition Of J. B. Hatten
and II. N. Bond, Trustees, town
ship 8, Range II, asking for ap-
preparation of the sum of $500
out of the Sixteenth Section
school funds to supplement the
teachers salary of the Home
Consolidated school was allowed.
The petition Of D. G. Nc
Quagge and J. A. Lott, Trus-
tees Of Township 3, Range 10,
asking for an appropriation Of
the sum of S20.25 to supplement
the teachers salary of the
Home Consolidated School, out
of the Sixteenth Section in
terest school funds was al
lowed.
Petition of O. E. Hairston
and A. P. Clayton, Township 2,
Range II, asking for an ap-
preparation of $4,000 for the
same purpose as above was al
lowed. gg
Petition of O. E. Batson and
H. B. Dale Of Township 2,
Range IL, asking for an ap-
preparation of the sum of $500
out of the interest school funds
Of the said township to pay
teachers salary in the Eureka
School District was allowed.
Rankin Bond and T. J. Wal
ton,. committee Of inspection,
reported that a thorough in
gpection Of jail and premises
had been made and same found
in a sanitary condition.
The salary for the Register
Of Stone County was fixed at
$4,000 per month.
B. H. Breland, and w. E. Bat
son were appointed a committee
to appraise the property of
Martha Ramsay, and determine
if the property is sufficient Sc
curity for a loan of $4,000, for
which she has applied.
T. J. Walton and w. E. Bat
son appointed as committee
to appraise the property of L.
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roperty is sufficient security
II loan of S775.00, for which
z has applied to the county.
The matter of purchasing a
ractor for Stone County, Dis
;rict No. l was given consider
ton and the Clerk of the
GARD of Supervisors was di-
ected to advertise that the
1oard at it's regular meeting in
february, 1922 would receive
sealed bids up to II o'clock,
noon, Monday, February 6, 1922
IN one Tractor for District No.
/, Stone County as per specifi-
cations on file with the clerk
IF said board.
T. J. Walton and w. E. Bat
son were appointed a committee
to appraise the property of w.
R. Furry and determine
whether or not the property is
sufficient security for a loan
applied for by Mr.. FURRY in the
sum of $4,000, for which said
property was offered as Sc
curity.
T. J. Walton and w. E. Bat
son appointed a committee to
appraise the property of Enoch
Bond, which was offered as Sc
curity for a loan of $4,000, for
which sum said Enoch Bond
has applied for a loan.
In the matter of the errone-
GUS assessment of T. M. Fort
ner. Assessment on one auto
mobile was changed, the value
of said automobile being placed
at $4,000 instead of $250.00.
In the matter of purchasing
a road machine. Same was con-
sidered and it was ordered that
the clerk of the board be di-
rected to advertise as provided
by law thai the Board would re
ceive sealed bids up to II
o'clock noon at its regular
February meeting, for one road
machine.
Reports of Supervisors Bond,
Switzer, Breland, Batson and
Walton on roads, bridges and
culverts were received, read and
accepted.
1t was ordered by the Board
that the erroneous assessment
of Maggie Holleman be changed
from $4,000 to S2OO.OO.
Supervisors, Batson Switzer
and Breland, committee to ex-
anime the books and records of
the county Auditor reported in
full that the County Auditor
had fully performed every duty
and that the books were cor
rectly kept.
In the matter of purchasing
tileing for the roads of Stone
County it was ordered that the
clerk of the Board be directed
to publish notice that the Board
will receive up to IL o'clock,
noon, on Monday the 9Th day of
February, sealed bids for the
purchase of IA inch and Is inch
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1922-01-12
Virgins Plays Saucier.

The Basket Ball team from
Saucier played the Virgins
Second team Tuesday evening
on the local court with the re-
sulting score of II to 18 in
favor of Virgins.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1922-01-12
First National Statement.

In this issue appears the an
nual statement of the First
National Bank, of Hattiesburg,
which indicates a healthy con
dition of this institution.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1922-01-12

guardianship Of Gartha Har-
is, aid Sancha Harris, W. A.
Davis, guardian, Guardianship
Of Robert Evans, ct al, W. A.
Davis, guardian, Guardianship
If Esther Virginia Switzer, r.
4. Sw.5zcr, guardian, annual &c.
counts all approved.
Estate Of G.. w. Goodhart, u.
B. ParRer, Administrators. In
ventory approved ratified and
confirmed.
Guar dianship of l. H. Miles,
Inventory approved and guard
ian T. /. Miles, authorized to
place ali funds in his hands in
the Bank of Virgins on time
deposit.
Estate of L. R. Bond, Florian
Bond, Administrator. Inven-
tory approved.
L. e. Sparkman VS. Annie
Sparkman, white, Defendant al
lowed $500 attorneys fees
and $4,000 per month tempo
rary allimony. Case continued
until next term of court.
E. H. Hyde VS. Finkbine Lum-
Der Comp (ny. Case set down
for final h aring on bill of COM
plant; an 'er Of R. D. More,
Land Com ssi0ner and oral
and docu; pltary proof and
held by the court that the title
to the landlinvolved is in the de-
fendent, the Finkbine Lumber
Company.
M. M. Batson VS. Emory Bre-
land. Set down for final hear
ing on original petition, legal
process, pro confesso and oral
testimony. Order entered
confirming title of complaint,
M. M. Batson to the lands des-
cribed.
Amanda Batson VS. Mann Bat
son, negroes. Divorce granted
to Complainant
M. H. Come IS Finkbine
Lumber Conlrauy Case set
down for final hearing on bill of
complaint, ansWer of R. D.
More, Land Commissioner and
oral and doeuuentary proof
and held by the court that the
title to land involved is in de-
fendant, the Finkblne Lumber
Company.
Emele Cue VS. Fiak5ine Lun-
ber Company, same as above.
In the mattIer Of TIE Admin
istration of the estate l Luther
Krohn, deceased. Order entered
discharging A, B. Krohn as ad-
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1922-01-12
Virgins Trims Big Level.


On last Friday afternoon
despite the inclement weather
g number of basket ball en-
thusiasts were out to witness
the games played between the
First and Second teams of Big
LeveL and Wiggins.
The score resulting from the
game played between the First
teams was 20 to 80 in favor of
Virgins, while the score made
by the Second teams was IA to
Is ir favor of Big Level.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1922-01-12

LosN-Xmas Eve day string of
gold beads up town. Finder
will return same to Enterprise
office and get liberal reward.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1922-01-12

For SaHe--40 acres of land two
Miles west of Virgins, good
house and barn and other i'm
proFements, and75 pecan trees.
For $4,000. c.. Anderson.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1922-01-12

The Enterprise is equipped
to give the best of service
In Job Printing. 1t in
vites the patronage of the
business concerns OF
Stone County.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
WRASSE FEATURES
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Mishawaka YOungster With
ElmOre Wins Senior and
Junior Handicap.

The 1S-hole senior and junior
handicap tournament was played
yesterday al Chain o Lakes first
prize going 20 II. c. Elmon. and
H. Wrasse with the score OF S2-4-7S
being the best ont ball two-some
scores to be recorded here in tourna-
ment play. NJ r. Kavanagh and
champion were close second with
S9-9-S0. Harold Wrasse. the 16-
yeear old phenom from NIishawalxa.
played an exceptionally strong game
and with proper handling should
become one OF the great players
Of the country. McNulty gave a
wonderful exhibition OF long driv-
ing, and on several holes exceeded
drives made by Ray, Vardon, Hag-
en- and Evans. when they played
here in 1920.
The biggest Saturday crowd OF
the season thronged the course yes
terday and play was continued until
sundawn.
Dave Pollock threw a score into
the seniors yesterday when he turn
ed in a score Of IS. Dave is round
ing into mid-season form, and will
be a dangerous contender for the
senior championship which will be
played in July.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
BREMEN -MENTONE
CLUBS PLAY TODAY
Johnny Oswald and Whiting
to Hook Up on Mound
at Bremen.

After going more than 50 innings
without being scored upon The Bre-
men Green Will today take on the
fast Mentone club co the Green's
park il Bremen.
The game today is doped 20 be
battle as Mentone has been winning
consistently behind Johnny Oswald
who has the reputation as oe.ns one
OF the best huriers in This para of
the state. Oswald has a good club
with him and the Ment0ntes expect
10 put a crimp in the Green's wlr-
ming streak.
The Greens have had no trouble
taking care OF every club raer cd
date and their only difficulty has
been TO sign UP clubs tha- can give
them battle. Whtlng hurting for
Bremen has yer 90 meet hts equal
The husky sOuthpaw has been NOW
ing down opposing hirters as fast
as they come UP 20 the plate. with
Lamberty holding him up WITTY
has apparently been invincible and
the game today is attracting much
attention as dopsters figure in Os-
walc the southpaw viii meet a
worthy foe. ROvenstein VIII do the
backstopping for Mentone