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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
PURPLE AND WHITE FIRST OHIO
VALLEY ELEVEN TO GET INTO
ACTION THIS SEASON
Ii Making Its First Appearance
Here

Martins Fcrry's husky squad OF foot
bali PLAYERS will pry off the I'D Of
scholastic football n tn" Ohio Valley
today when they lineup at League Park
Martins Ferry. with Sf"ttsGalc High as
their opponents. Sco;,sdate IS rated "a
one Of the best high school football. az.
grega;ioUs n eastern PENNSYLVANIA an
should prove" ore Of tho toughest on
ponents the warriors Of Coach Loucks
will have To meet this season. The
game is scheduled TO start AZ O'clock
prompt.
The Ferry mentor with his assistants
have been lahorinG t"r n month with
the squad after school each day and
while many OF last years stars are
missing believe they have team that
VIII give their opponents run for thei-
money. The Purple hHckuci1 this year
will weigh in at close 10 $50 pounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
O. VA, A. TO MEET At
HIGH SCHOOL TODAY
Officers For Company Year TO 30
Elected-Ehg1ziltty Of Several
Players Looked Up.

All members of the Ohio Valley Ath-
Ie,ic association are urged to attend
the meeting which will be held tomor-
row morning al "a o'clock IN the
Wheeling High school building. At
this time officers for the year Will be
selected
The eligibility Of several young men
who are playing on the various football
teams Will be looked into and their past
records looked up. Several other mat
tcrs are expected to be brought up at
this time and no doubt some Of the rules
Will be changed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GOSSIP
FROM WEST VIRGINIA CIRCLES

,-,,>, =, Sou,b Sils mark Coach Ice
o,,o,,,,,a, ,.,s,ar3,,. ~, starting the
gr.. -. ,,cI, vrck scrImmacc Will be
hold hv rho eleven until the opening
came Of the season. September 80
Durirr rho nrar,tre session yesterday
,r,,ynonn ,,,rb leo had three teams
~, ,h, ,i,,, rrrrjn, signals for more
,ha go ho,,r III, ,,st ~ Tho rrtr.ire
,',a'' 49, ~. ,,'r,t,,. and n,.sIn., the
h,m on1 ,he Gas. driu
,'' "' urntincton
.,,,, s,.,,,, 1870, ,,',, through another
.,tn' .,.....,,, ,,.. .yrnin- and
49,, h,,,,,rt,. m round into
49,, 49,, .... ,,.,.,.y.I ,,,,r limo
'"''"' ''' ''.' ,. i 49,, h..rs
80 ,' r,,, i,t.rrry,nr. and
49, W.,
~, ,,l,,In .o,,, ,,,L,d d,ffcrcn;
49,. ..,.',.,. ,.,,L, Viii lois
- I'D 80. h,cl,.. ,,.cr, ,,i,,ktu.. mn
~ 'f 49,. =, ~, 90, .Nc m.
80 :, ~ 49,,
rn;.h, 49,, COACH VII sncrd more
,,.y,,..irr III. for,,,,ions and
,,,,, 80 ~, ,,r,r will hc spcrt in
-: ,a,.r,. ,rd Guards out ~ the
,',, T,o hoys ,re r,nidlv learning
o,,. hr,,a ~ soo.hall usad by Clv,le
and 4 snappy-looking team can hc cN-
pe,..c1 when thc 1rSt game is played
\ ,ockiinr dummy has been secured
ard Il Will H., erected in the near
.,,,rre I, Is thought tina, the coach
~ ,sa tho frs, half Of mex, week
:, ,,cklir- and sandwich n few shor,
scri,m,rcs In he,we.n
rr,ade1phia
I'll, +oo,haI, uniforms and accessories
.Sa. were ordered some time ago for the
ol,,-tbe-,ike rlayers have arrived and
have hem distributed ,o the prospective
n,avers who os = result. are rroud a
nc,cocks and fool cuual ,o any cmcr-
,.,cy ,ba, may nrcscut !tsr,f on the
lid for battle now. Coach Stobhs had
his huSkies on, IN full force Tuesday
,,criur and again last night and the
enthusiasm manifested aug%rS we'll for
~ .,,,, IBIS vc,r
other Schools
p-,,.gc,lIy al, rho o,he- high school
fnn,hau teams in the state we're out for
a practlcc session hut their work ON the
field is tho Same as they have been do
ing for the past week. All mentors.
however. have announced that The hare
work in tho sessions would begin next
week and run throughout the season.
Charleston
.,,. .,. ,. -, ,,,a
,,,,i ,,.,r,, "a Goo,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
MRS, JESSUP AND mrs.
NJ ALLORY TO MEET
IN TENNIS FINALS

Philadelphia. Sept. I5.-Aft"r whining
inc girls rational Pc lie. tennis rhS NJ
rioushfp todaY hy a. ealing Miss Helen
HuuEer Of Ncw fo'h. 6.S 6S. Nlse
Helen wills Berkeley. cal. vas ti.n'i''
ar"d in the ,cmi-Enal round IF tho W.
mems middle states tournament ~
Mrs Marion Ztnderstein Jessup. VIII
miugton. Dol. 81. 6-3 Mrs. Jrssup vii
meet Mr. Mnlla Bjurnstedt Mallory
national champion. tomorrow for inc
middl" states title.
Mrs. Mallory also Is tinalist IN the
middle states doubles championships
Paired with Miss Edith SigOurney. Bos-
ton. She Will meet Mrs Iessup and MISS
Molly r. Thaycr Philadelphia, IN the
final round tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
SHOEMAKE REPORTS TO
THE BISON QUARTERS
Star Linsman Looks Bette s:f 3iSgsr
Than Ever Beforo--Bs thAly SOCK
Goes Up

Another Bison star cnterot the foll
yesterday when Hub" SIiloemake. rieh:
tackle. and one Of the best pGnteis the
Buffalo Creek institution has ever cor
rallied. returned Shoe" has been haunt
ing the fields Of his fathers farm. near
Oskaloosa. Iowa, this summer. and 4" "a
result is in the pink Of condition. Hs
tips the scales right around 200 with
very little superf1uous avoirdupo!s to be
reduced. Hub donned a uniform soon
after his arrival and soon made II ap-
parent that he was very much at home
on the Bethany gridiron. Within the
next few days Shoe" WILL no doubt. 10
booting the old pigskin over the lot with
that educated toe which kept the Btson's
opponent worried and which was a very
important factor In last years victories
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
BEARS SCARCE IN THIS
STATE, DOCTOR FINDS

Returning Yesterday from hunting
and fishing expedition IN tho mouutajm.
Gus sections Of tho state. Or. \ !. liar-
ness. local physician. says that bears
are becoming quite scarce in West Viz
GINA DR.. FAIRNESS visited HamnShire
county, wher" bruins were f"rIucrIv
numerous and found none, residents dc
Clarng that tho last Of tho specie had
vanished some time ago. In the vicinity
Of Great CaCapon. where tho Hazel At
las Glass Co, OF this city. has proper
tics. DR. Harness found some excellent
fishing and caught several beautiful
bass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
Crack Local semi-Pro Team Ends Sue
cessful Year-Rearrangel Mhde
Last Night.

Manager John N"cEc. ri tho Eau"re
baseball club. who has been on = huN'-
moss trip in r!itshurCh during IN" past
week. sent word her" yesterday that
II. had made a rcarrruE"m"n' with
Manager posey. or III" ii"m"St"Id
GravS. ard tina, "a" doubt" header -
originally scheduled Wonld h" played
Il, Fulton Park tomorrow Afternoon.
The announcement Will corr" MS
rood news To local followers Of the
TWO cams. ~ the d'mhl" bill vas re-
gardcd as an cNtra attraction wh"n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
BAl]ERS CLOSE SEASON IN DOUBLE
HEADER WITH HOMESTEAD GRAYS

first booked. Manager Posey has
wired that he has secured the serv-
tee, "r Clarke. Of the Tate All-Stars.
VII" Will replace Lefty Williams. who
received broken lee in n game last
week
oscar Owens or Marshall will prob
haly work 'hc opening game, which
will he called a. o'clock sharp. The
."crrd game will draw tho curtain on
the 1922 season for tho Rauers a. tho
Nauk"" fourhall team VIII have posses
sion Of the park after next week.
The locals will be we'll supplied with
pitchers ~ Frank Noel and Monk Nc
coll are expected TO work in both ends
If the dOuhlehcad"r. The lineups OF
tho teams viii he announced tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
Miss Stirling and Mrs.
Gavin Meet in Finals

Toronto. Ont. Sept. lj.--Miss Al"xa
Stirling. Of New York and Atlanta
former American womens golf cham
plon and Mrs ". \. Gavin. Of the
Hunter couIbe club. England. former
New York player. will meet tomorrow
IN the final round for the Canadian
womeuS cha mpiouShipS. In the semi
finals this afternoon. Miss Stirling de
tcatcd Miss Sydney Fepplcr. "f Tor
onto. one up. while Mrs. Gavin elm
mated Miss Joyce Hutton of Toronto
three and ono.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
BRITISH YACHTS WIN
IN OYSTER BAY RACE

Oyster Bay y. Y. Sept t5.-tRr the
Associated rress)--Fritish six metre
yachts gained another closely contested
victory from American craft off here to-
day. winning the NTH rae" Of the inter
national sFes for the 5ritish-Amcrican
cup by a margin of 10 points to Il. The
United States. however. retained the
lad total points for the series. 81 10
S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
LOWE THE VICTOR.

PortruSli, ireland. Sept. 15.-Alfrcd
Lowe won the irish open golf cham
pionship here today defeating James
Henderson. six up and four TO play.
Lowe had previously defeated f F.
Carter the British amateur, and G. L.
Hezlet cf PortruSh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
NEW WORLDS RECORD.

Buffalo. y Y. %Npi. Il kIho lio'0
Horace /. pcdEo's entry in the 2;2o
class hydroplanc race. was credited with
1 now worlds record today. when she
Covered tho twenty mil" course At the
International power boat rcTa'ta ~ an
'ycrage speed Of 62.3 miles an hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
O'LOuCHL|N CAPTURES
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Long Beach, n. T.. Sept l5.-Marty
O'Loughlin. Of Plainfield. \. j.. won the
Metropolitan open golf championship
with a score of 500. Gene Sarazen.
Pittsburgh. finished eleventh with a
score Of 32G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
MoundsvtQe.

Coach Paul Ruble announced this
morning tina, he would put his NJ. Fl. :.
football squad through their first scrtm-
mage practice this evening. and tfat
from now on they Will be put through
some strenuous work.
Only one more week Of practice re-
mains before the oHenlaG game. 20 he
PLAYED here one week from Saturday
with .Uu,on II, and the local eleven is
y-rEing hard N preparation Tor the
tlash.
The squad has only made fair
showing 81 far and will have TO pep"
up If they expect 70 carry Oft any hon-
ors for NJ H. ). this season. Some eN-
celleu, material - working under Coach
Bubble and II the boys VIII do the
necessary work 4 good team can he cN-
pecced. SON" Of the lads out Tor the
first tcarl have nor com" up |" all en-
pectatioNS. bur with ScrjmmaEe work
and actual hard practice starting bet
ter showing Will probably he the result.
After a Few evenings ~ scr:mmaSe
practice. Coach Rublc WILL select the
personnel Of the eleven lha: vii, face
the strong Bcuwood squad on Septcm'
Der 23.
S.stersville.
The S.srcrsyi,l" High squad wen,
through their first scC.mmaSc y"Ster-
dav afternoon While many OF the
boys received bruises and bumps that
will prove sore 50" several days, they
showed SH"usn <'"W "a convince their
mentor they would have u crack team
on the held this. call. Announcement
was madH yesterday that 4 same has
been scheduled :ur November Il with
Cn.ou High Schoo, &C HeHwod.
Buckharnon.
EuckhanuoH High school football
prospects are pretty roor Bat three
Of LAT years ;cam are available This
% year. and an entirely now team Will
have 10 DO built. Therefore. = is 70
he expected that This year Euckhanncn
High will show q slump N the autumn
paStiiue. BurkhauN"N 'ii=n has Tor Il
number OF years hF"u unnsually fortu-
nate N having h.cu-c!a>S representa-
ti"n on The crid:roG. coach Marvin
comes well recommended. and will do
as much as possible with tn" material
a. hand.
Tairmont.
Cand dates for the FairmoU' High
school football team will hold their
first Scr:mmaEe If the season this aft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
7|LDEN
MEET

Tidea II OK Philu6cil.N
NJ Jvhn.t"n az sur Frand
;r'.o;rcG r. TIC aaieual
championship II 1872. The -
reached tic FINALS u: TIC fe1ty-
rual tiiula- TORN. today.
s,rn defeated |,ncent Eicharos o!
kers. y. -. So. L-s. 6.i. ard TN
eliminated Gerald l.. Patterson o. <IsN
ttal:a. 4-C. 6-i. e-2. c.. Eaci !as ! re-
vitrI.ly wen tie raiic',al rnam. ':t7hh'p
twice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
RIVAL TEAMS READY BATTLE
At WEST VIRGINIA CAMP TODAY

Hankey. and Hall were left out of the
drawing and will not play because OF
injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
0F FOOTBALL DATES BACK
0OLD ROMAN AND GREEK GAMES

Have Won thought that football was
., A,,cr:,,n institution and modern
game You never wrr" moro mistake"
IL ,.our uf, Caesar found tn" GluIS
ulavinC football. using IN" skuI!" OIL
heir conquered enemies In p!ar" "i 'he
rirskin. Perhaps the Jews played ~
I, Isaiah We read: lie shall turn ana
,oss the ike ball This docs n"t
necessarily imply that the game WAS
football. although students Of ancient
Jewish history ar" inclined l" 'h!hN
.ha, Il rrs"mhl"d modern football.
Long before Caesar tho Greeks played
football They called N" game Harpas-
ton. II was played upon rectangular
Held. with lines much Tx" me 'h""'r "
nc,d hur ,hcrr WAS n. limit I" III" mum
nov n. nI,vsrs. The ball WAS PASSED
to n PLAYER in the center. tho gam" being
n pass the ball across tn" opponents
-o,l Some of the tactics Of tho present
time were used. such rs taCkling. hold
.inr missing, carrying. hut there were
no s7crial rules.
Tho Romans adapted tn" game. JUST
AZ thcv adpnt"d - many other things
from tho creeks. They lat.ni2"d IN"
narnc, making Il lIarurstUnl. With the
passing Of Rome AND the r!S" OF ltaIy'
he gan" became known as calico
|, was changed Quit" 4 bit, also. Inc
number WAS !im''"" 20 - y" '"1'
Each team was d!N!d"d 'h'" :" i'I ""'"
nv" defensive backs. tour nan oa'KS' anu
three fulihackS. Rn"icrS Win h"EhS an"
banners. encouraged tho Ni"F"rS' ana ~
inr close of IN" gam" ~" banners he
came tho property al the ''o''""5
crowd
Legislated Against IT,
7. was rho great secondary schools
80 ErrL,.,d that invented modern foot
,s likely ,ha' In" game WAS
brougn. to Britain ny the EnmanS when
they cunuu.rcd tn" Eight Nti!" Isle,
through The first mention We find Of
+, js in lIrS IN 4 "IIiSiorv 81 Lon
dom" nv William rHtzstcNhcn. Ey 1862
!. u,s ra.,rirl ly 4 national game
L,vcu before this the game must have
ha,,, quito nnrp'ar rr, We find a law
-, ..od In I2,i which reads as follows:
."Irrr,sruch as there * great Noise in
-, ~, r,u.nJ hv huS:iua. over Inru"
ro,,h,l. from wh!rr many cyil; arise
,,hirb cod forbid. dn w. command and
rorhid nv h.hrlr Of The king 0n pain Of
.rmn.i.nnmcur spcn Games - ho played
T., Two future" Every rc'gn saw now
I,r,s r,ssnd acaIns;, tho game. hut In
,cci !, bod ,,n,rcr,lv won aL.,just
., ,,,,,,..;,tu,; mud charles II him
ir .,,,,i,., , ,cgr, ,o rI,v yraIna'
.-,,,i-,d -, "a, nulc NJ \lhcn,,r,c
- ,,,- ,,rg ,rn amos wcrc
,o., ,.,..,,oo,, ..,,,. g., tho sam. .,.',nl
p'' =" ~ eco ~ rr 80, i.o.
.c,o,l ra,,c and ma, VAS hctv.cn
m - ,,'", and ,,r.r.crhnrs. .rh,,oIs
u.hI,b corrcsrora somewhat To- 0ur
naan. nIrh ,,hno,. rprn,. Was nm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16

~. world aroa ?. '"t.Hl0. fnn g7u7-a
miles
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04
JAPANESE CHEMIST
BEOUEATHS HIS BODY

PATERSON, y. j.. Aug 3.-(By
I. y SD-Dr. Jokichi Takamine IA
nous Japanese chemist, who died
several weeks ago left an estate est
mated at s. ,OOO, 900 &c his wife. To
Dr. Malcolm Harris. Chicago. he be-
queathed his body.
Under the terms of the will filed
for probate today. DR. Takamine,
who was 6S, s.ipulates that his body
be offered to Or. Harris for research
and examination pare cularly in re-
gard 10 my liver which was operated
on so years agC."
Should Or. Harris decline the be
quest the will provides .he body he
cremated; ore half of the ashes TO
lie buried in WCcdiawn cemetery,
New York, tAe other half in Japan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04
LUMBER FIRM WILL
BUiED MODEL TOWN
New Industrial City Planned
by Long-Bell Company
for Pacific Coast.

KANSAS CITY. NO. Aug. g.
The laying out Of a mode. indus
trial city on the Pacific coast. nifty
miles from Portland Ore. is con-
,empiated IN the near future. ac-
cording 20 an Announcements of the
Long Bel Lumber CO.. OF this city
AS This point near Kelso. Wash. the
company has commenced construc-
uon OK several lumber mills These
malls. Il IL said. VIII have capacity
equal 20 their entire eleven mills
operated In the southern pine dis
tr.ct
r a. Long president OF the com
Dany. declared tho depletion of pine
forests IN the southern climber dis
trict has been largely responsible
for The contemplated transfer Of the
company's interests TO the northern
FIR district.
The proposed municipality site
lies adjacent 20 the banks Of tine
Columbia river. and company Off
cials stated It would make an ideal
location for their industry.
Nearly 1000 men-employe Of
families viii emigrate 10 the
northern timber center and y IS
expected they Will form a nucleus
from which a city having various
industries viii eventually grow.
The site was chosen largely be-
cause Of its advantageous proximity
20 the Columbia river" Long said.
we have seven and a quarter miles
OF water front on the Columbia
river and five miles on the Cowlitz
river.
Three trunk-line railroads touch
our townsite and heavy freight lin
ers traverse the rivers to the Pacific
ocean. We will have access to all
the markets OF the world"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

aria pintabltter" in peace and quiet.
that the rOisterous one doesn't
create much OF g stir.
Limehouse is still no place for a
ministers son, because the men Of
I.imehouse don't like "softies" but
the average person who attends to
his own Affairs and doesn't invite
an attack or &C. into the too sparse
~ travelled by-ways is safe in Lime
house. or course there are Grim
inals in Iimehouse, who take ad-
vantage of the unfamiliar who trav-
FL from the beaten paths, but the
lure of the old Limehouse nights is
gone.
The world may he getting better.
I.imehouse certainly is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04
WARN AMERICAN PORTS
OF PIRATE OPERATIONS

HAVANA. aug .-CBv l.. Pl-
The American legation warned all
United States ports today of the op-
erations OF the launch Mugardos
which was seized by two pirates
after they had murdered the crew.
The pirates who according TO-
American authorities have been
Identified as Roy Hoendarwin and
Duke Lemenssee. Germans. murder
cd the pilot and engineer Of the
Musardos after hiring the launch
One member Of the crew escaped
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

and billowins skirts, They are
trimmed with prim Fittings They
have demure collars. They have
flowing bell sleeves.
Decidedly. If one must wear cor
sets. there are compensations. Re
garding these new frocks with jul
dicious impartiality one admits that
one has been, perhaps a trifle harsh
with the corset for the past several
seasons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04
MAN KILLS DETECTIVE.
THEN STAYS HIMSELF

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S.-(By
T. P)-Walter Castor. wanted in
connection with the murder Of Mrs
Anna Wnkens. shot and killed
Thomas Bailey detective. and
wounded Ernest Gable, detective.
and Mrs. Robert Castor, his broth
ers wife, and then committed sui
eide here today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

death by jumping overheard and /
sw mining foar miles 70 shore The
body of Isidc- Fernando was wash
ed ashore late last nseht
Ii was believed the launch was
seized 10 engage in rum-running.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

LONDON. Aug. 3.-(By l.. P)--
German marks were quoted today az
1000 to the pound sterling or ap
proximately 800 TO the dollar. new
low. Austrian crowns were sold A;
100000 20 the pound sterling. or
about So, 800 to the dollar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04
LONDON LIMEHOUSE
QUARTER Is tanned
BY YIGILANT COPS
Scared Area of Bloodshed
Has Only "Reminiscences Of
One-Time Crime Reyels.
BY DAVID VI. CHURCH.
international Nens Service S'af
Correspondent.

LONDON. Aug 81 "Lme'ouse ?
Yes sir. ere &c e.
"So SIR. BE- aln't wot &C. used 20
be- BHmey. gets terrible bored
down ere arsked the Inspector
tonight FOR a transfer up 20 the
West End. 'oping as 'ow 7 might get
81 ~ excitement up there"
T. O. Margesson. police constable
ou duty a. me corner ~ Burdett
street and East India Dock Road.
down Zoo the heart OF IaDehouse.
once the worlds worst quarter. was
speaking
Ere. you 'opTlt now. get
shouted the r. O. az an urchin who
was siding up behind a costermon-
gers cart trying 20 fitch a handful
% those little shell fish known az
periwinkles. which are so dear 70
The heart and palate Of East Lon
dom
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04
SPORT COATS

a number Of Sport Goats OF many
c0,ors-some v.-h SIX Innings arc
on sac az Bmndon's-each $40.
2Is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

For reliable dentistry consult Drs.
Carson & Oren. rs w Washington
ave r. Main 549. adv. eos 4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

Back TO The Victorian era and cor
set stays. Back 10 basques first Of
all. which is where our grandmoth-
ers started. too.
II you regard this return Of the
corset with disquiet, JUS glance a.
the new frooks that make IL neces-
sary and you'll oe comforted. They
are such quaint old-world affairs
with their snug basques. trim waists
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04
Conditions Change4I

There YOU are, sir that's the
worst we gets in Idmehouse these
r.1hts. kids a-fry.nE 10 pinch
'uakie or tao. said the p. Q. with
N -neldera ole disgust.
u Limehouse nights certainly aren't
what they used fo be when the
from the docks and made L'mehouse
% Ehtly International battlefield.
Men from ali corners Of the
world stiu slip of their ships and
stroll down East India Dock Road.
There are Malays and Lasears. with
furbaned heads. Iong-cued China
men. sturdy little Japs. black men
from Africa. blond giants from the
ScandiRavias. bearded sailors OF he
Baltic. rancous-volced Americans
mud hordes OF deep throated Eng
l.sh sailormen.
Swarm Public Houses
They swarm 20 the corner public
houses and they Fuzzle their beer.
Some OF them fail for the lure Of
swishiug skirts and carmined lips
Altogether Lmehouse has the ap-
pearanee OF being a place full OF
swarthy. rough and ready men, but
it's battles are few and its nights
OF murderous assaults are now only
on the motion picture films.
Slinky Cinnamon still slide and
glide uF the narrow, dimly lighted
streets OF IAmehouse, but the opium
dens and the houses OF gambling are
few and far between. The police
have their ewes on the side-street
caverns and the way Of the hop
head" IS hard I'm Limehouse.
BOuncers Take It Easy
Husky bouncers still abound In
the public houses, but for the most
part they stroll over the sawdust
floors and yawn with ennui. Bar
maids are behind the bar and they
n eldom have TO cali on the bouncer
Tor aid and succor. An occasional
sailorman gets obstreperous, but he
is treated with such hearty disdain
by his comrades who want their