South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 151, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 May 1920 — Page 9

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HORTON LEADS IN TROPHY CONTEST

Rouph Provc3 Popular With! Play crs Striving for Pres idents' Cup. With a net 73, Superintendent FehooU I). V. Horton led the .1 at golfers yesterday afternoon of id at the Miami Country club in the hrst half of the hole handicap rmd;tl play tournament for the president's cup. D"sjdte the los of three bills. Horton plad his first round in exceptional form. The score of his second round was affected considerably by erratic putting. Tii" Landing of the- contestants art as follows: D. Y. Horton. 79; Ralph JrneFan, M; I'.. A. Ileamer, vi; Frank l-arrrrlU-. t7; C K. ;i;trk. 51; U. t WrlKht. M. AV. Mix. J. A. .Mueller. 05; Horn' Htamer, 9$; C. W. Jurton. 97, J. V. Keller. 102; J. V'ackman, 102; Hal pa Cavlor, U'f; A. Hodlc. 10S: W. Hubkr, 122. Marty of those who had expeejLd to enter in the cup contest withdrew a la?t minute, and turnM towards the. automobile rocf at Indianapolis, or taking advantage of the three day holiday, left town to isit relatives. Others were unable to fit to the. club because of busings reason, and for thee laUr ir. err. her, the tournament committee hns arrant d to have them play their first IS hdes today. orr or tiii: uorr;ii. (Hy Toppitt.) With so n.any counter attractions a r.d the privilege rf playinc the tlrst eighteen on ' ir.di3 it wa.-n't sjch a small crowd at that. Somehow or other somebody MISHAWAKA l'nit KAM: oi: TUAIU: f..r smaller car: Stinleliji Wi-r s-vni p.iMiir. 'l'o bill! f'-r my finnll.t . Peter Wyman, ;'" s. I Sndth t. Tali ;iftT lx p. ni. :'.0t7 nit Itl use of INT rurnls!iel front room, with j klfrlion; iuati and wife preferred. I 'all at l-1, S. Mdn Mt. .".it I rm: i: i:t-Two kvrjdnj; rooms; furTiifieil liht hou."'--i,ii'txlr eu trance; no IilMrcn. Ii;, . t,rivt- st. 1'OIJ SAM! I-Mrnb!f homes Peated lotfn Mlh;uvaka n:-d S.jntli Itetnl. jiIsk in Soiitli I'.cnd. vnriotjs p.irts ef city. Term to suit ur ha s-t. Whlteornb & Keller. KariiHT.i Truat l'-hl. I'luuie Main 4oO. -". tf roll SAM: . nunrpe of land tontra t rangln? from JI.imh to $0.. beurinff 7 per rent Interest. Owner will punrsntet any of these contracts. A. C. 'olp;.ert. tf FOR SAI.K Erpnt room house, near I)ode main plant. cash er terms; posossi'n ::0 daj-s. A. A. Scbllliner. J. M. S. UU'.z.. South lieud or rail Msln :ttf i on sm riv? running order, day. MisliHwaka pHscntrer ear "all Srtttir.Jav "A ur lull S. In jfood or MotiMain ft. suitable FK KI:NT One ;l-plnsr room for to l'furth t. la.H's or grntlfin in, 4P; w. WANTIJ) -lull ft t on. e at t h-1 hey nn.l ri reman. Apply lbt--l Mislia aka, '-".tf Foil SAM!- Nine room modern hone on Lincoln way Vet. Hot wator tieatinj; jdant. larxe corner lot. fine lew. I'rl e i.oi). Stark Keilt Co. 'JV'M FR SALn Näw flr room bungalow; Nk finish and oak floors; French kI.ih between llrlng room and ulnlng noin. l.nundry tubs !n rncment. IVsslon In TiO iinrn. l'rlc ?XS0. Stark Ii-nlty c-o vns Foil SATn t'lve room bnnealow. jraraife, thre a-r-s of proiir.U. near tatln seTen on te Intcrtirban. l'rl J.). Stark Uealty Co. l".t.s l"tIt SALE Two inoflrn ltonses on Lincoln way West. Seven and elffht mniiiü. On S4. nnd one $.1..0. Pos-v.-l..n In .rifiut'-r and December. stark Re.iltr C. ;vts KOR SAI.F1 FlTe-year-ol 1 p.. od slzed horse and delhery viu'un. Apply O. "K fruit store. 121 Lincoln way F.. Thon Mishawaka IM. -St A STIt AKillT FROM THF SHOI'LUF.U TATK ON PKLSr.NT l'.l.'AL ESTATE VALVES. When we tefle.-t that at the present time F.urepe 1 Impertlne million of dob lira' worth of butMlnc materl als and that tt la practically the only important article which shr 1 new- buylnjc from us and muit continue to buy from us for the next flYe Tears, there I little hope for a reduction In price. In fact. If the wave of prosperity now in ,4.,V iVvehps. due to a !e.h (tlen In the .f -l.-thlne and otr neees.tle.. price there 1 very p'J''iMty o sn increase. Therefore, we a. it. Miy now. Wjiv not cull u. W'e have en our list CO housr fr(en fL.ur to IS rooms from 1.200 to f 11.000. All Modern Duplex. Flffht room and t:.th to a side. Two i t a I rw a y a open a tiii cleneij on ench side. screen; na ok rearn 1; porc!o. lar?e attlr. triple ellar on slii. combination hot water and hof air t-at. slate roof and urper half of ldc sddiiic; In rd wood fi,.or. Worth n.u -i :nre thin price asked a It 1 or.lv two Mock from center. ?U.H All Modern Sl.oOO. Sevn reom nnd '.th. Rrn--? of brbk with ertnent drtvcTüv. fo foot fro-tnc. ehl. V'i eo,p, furr.'e-. pen falrwav. j l-rjre 1 1 t I r. c r"-m ar.-! dlnlr.tr room. Fruit I tra and rji arSor. Mutt b gold br Friday. Trd prop-.tT 1 wirtb S.0i , Ordy u Mok from MaMi en V.. Seventh, j Modern But Heat .?.700 W. SI- room 'rid i tu. nice firat-rla abape. -srnfe. Tfcls pell quickly, 'here'erv. call us T-a w n larpe lot. home will at o:i-e. One and One-Hr f B'o.-k fr.m North Mi CVnter. On Sarah t. Six rooms, thre- dro.n. lir-e living room. Interior newly reie;-o:i:d. full cellar, atool. aa, water and el. tr', - llffhta. ore-third CH5h reinir S.ail-tnnralow on ak. Jat off Mifhawska av. N"wly riplnted and inter. or In jreo'l ahape. Modern, but bath, north a'.Je, ii'ht rooms, y?.'. t al bave othc- bonr.a be Idea te ih. wM h p&?e dtfh not perxit u to j pfmn'.crntr at prt.'e var-p)- fr.r:i a , re-v pttle v.tta-e at fl,4 on payment" j to an ilcl'.t rw.n meiern bouae at 3.,0W. I'idl i; up utout tctn.

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iure iwiu'ii Kui a. t.iance 10 unload his twenty-seven clubs on them. Horton had bad hick all around. Thre lost balls and "knee deep la ulrie," and yet he shewed the oil Mkill. At times he reverted to tho j'hhnrriy but that's apparently a pure euro for ragged nere.s. There weren't many of th- players who don't know now that there's a lot of rou'--h on that polf course. The mayor, however, thought it was in line ;hape for tht rale cf ico If hall.. j With Morse and Williams in Chi- : ca-'o, "Mc" unaccounted for, and j I il 1 Jod?e at Indianapolis th'- re:.'. ; of the players can at bast have i sweet thoughts of how the cud will look on their mantle piece. Kven J. W. Kcll.r couldn't follow the .straight and narrow. I'ven with prohibition in fu'l i fiWir.K. the dandelion natch w.ns th most popul.tr spot on the course. If all the stories that tzo the rounds are trae, there won't be room for the dandelions much longer. Kelly and Ahara must have had a hunch it mik'ht hac been kin da expensive with Iurr-an shooting1 a Zi in hi round with "M. " Lamorelle flashed or.ee with a birdie" on ersidr, but aft-r thai Horton kept hi-n well in hand. F.vry timt -melod complained about the roughs, Chris ptarted to tell them about some "hard" courses. He won every time. A lot of hiuh scorers Halned they were holding out for ?.he priz-s in the bipr invitation tournament. If 1M IJeam.er keps on rttitu: them, ther'- will be enough to go all t heway around notici:: All members of Moose lodge are requested to meet at the Moose club ' rooms Munrlay, May at 1 o clock to take part in the Memorial parade. HO Hi; KT NKIIMKU. Adct. '2tt? Dictator. CLASSIFIED KOI! SAM: I irv rom otta-e on .. .tun Mx room lions-, N. Ann t . 1'ive room liousf, l.i orn $1 (no 2.7."-) 4,oo r lot. ; pri' tNiiu- room, two fiiiuily hou.- In Gn Idoek, i:. Third st Tof.iniily Hit. homo, V. West. st. renter of town UASTIMiS UKALTV t'O. ' Lincoln !M40. Now loraMou after .Monday. Ill churt-li st arross from l'ost ttTieo. S. ?W2 III(;iU:ST CASH pri. es for bonds. V,. S. ' S. am! Thrift stamps. lon't saen- l flee your Liberty Ltonds, but if vou i mu-t soli, jrr-t our quotations before sell - injr. off i ri ojk'ii H h. m. to H j. m. Hamilton I'uMishlnr Co.. "nd tloor. S. Main st., opp. V. M. C A.. South I?n.l. i :vtf ; for sali: stove. 127 CI! KAP Coot stove: lo 4(120 Zl FOR SALI: A Ke.J calf. ti old frsh ld7 eok nnd a ' S. Scott t. j 4U7 .") ' F(H SALT. condition. News-"i"lmrn. Mitel. Niwlv 11 roadster ; .linted. Call thp! 27tf j Ton SALF- PI f-.,,r motor boat: thr-o horsepower engine; In Kuod condition. Inquire 10?) N. ChtirGi st. .7t7 FOIt SALK T ftttnK sultn nnd 1.V; lot and oaikets for tjthln Miits: also furnished eofUye with, ereened ponh. lettnc llchta. Ooo.l Inveittnient I 'lark, Lngle Ivint. FLone Garfield I'M. 2Ttt FOIt SALI: Five arr, cloüe to MishawaLa. New bungalow Ith furnace. Munt A pii. U. l'ri " ,"10, Mason L. I'etro. plione Mlhaw;:ka 370; room o and ti Lngledrum bblg. 24tf FOU Hi: NT The best olTie room In the city; also dek mom. Call Mihawak.t ak for Lonerjrans. 'Jltf KOlt SALE A newly .prorated and painted six room modern house. Lincoln uay I'..; larjre !t ; ?1,im down balanc e oa terms. Hill give immcdi'itp pes-csion. A six r"on U'lis- with new- roof and newly ialnt.-d on outside; L Lawrenc St.; siiimII payment as!i, balaucc like rent. ImnuMliate p"e:sst!i. A pood laud st.; ei:!it ro.,r.. modern eve; house on Cleve- i t Leaf. This H a real lurpulu; an opportunity to i.et ea"h lr teriii. A cozy, sii rootn, W. Fifth St.; in K' trlclty and .l:y w on enj terms. A fix ro-iru Luiisc, terms. one-story d repaid; lionse en cas. elec!tei. Will t,cll this K Sixth st.: cash cf A Kood six room nonse n.irtlv ino,lern. ! . Mfta st. Small payra-i;t I.wj, ance on terms. A vacant aeven rm lmnso. W. 8t. I'artly modern; cash or term. Ilf you wish to buy a home on terms, call comwkut r::am'y com. Seymour .latiseu. Sale Mgr. Mishawaka 11M. bal- ! 13th eaay 2fitf WANTED Young or n.büle aged woman for Hxht restaur. nt w..rk; no Santiny. Apply at Orser lunch car, acroa from Woolen Mfj. Co. 2T-tt3 LIUKIiTV BUNDS iM.ncr.t and sold. Call and get our quotation!. Main 181. Cttap Toorad i Cu.. C20 J. M. S. bid 882 tf LIST your property with Daatlnr't Realty Co.. want service aud Mlsaawaka 128. Mills blovk. if you quick salt. Fhoce 2S-tf FOR SALE Eight room hou-e. strictly eloae In south ide; poajesslön 1'rPe föC-0. modern. Sept. 1. l- acre farm, one-half mint and the balance l.ijfh ground; po,l bulMing, close to market. Trice 1.V) per acre. L C. tiAUMIKi: Keora 4-5 HngUdruui lUdff. Mishawaka 370. Z2tt NOTICK TO CONTHACTOItS. Notice Is ber-oy plven that the Trustees of tlie Seno . City of Mishawaka, Indiana, will reeeive bid- up to S p. in. Friday. Juu 'J""t!i.. 10 :.. f r the ehlinney staek to be bull: In connection with tie !oiirr Louse t"or the Uattell school Mthawaka. Inl!i)n.t. In aceerdan'-e with the plan anl rpecif cation as prep.irel by Frevermuth and Maurer, architect, i S,-uth Hem!. Iim11.ii h. Tt; se plan and 6p.'i!Uitlons are tii on file in the effl- ' ie of the Su:e. iatr mlent of Mishawaka1 City Schools In the Hl'h Sehool ltulldliik'. Mishawaka. It.Jlaai. Fa-h bid shad ne accompanied with a certified ehek to tiie MUiouut of Jj'iooo drawn bv nom teaponalble lauk in favor of h- TreAsmer of the S. Ii ! City of MUhawaka. Ihitana. which he. k l.all 1 (.-.. n :e tl.e property ef the Sclool v'lty of M'.sbuwHka ia the case the nneeesful t-ldibr fall ti eutr info u written contract and fiirni.a acptnlde t.ond wtthlu li daa after the contract Las berii a wa ri.i. The School Citr reserTea the rlbt to reje t any or all Mis. il. W JUNKS, pros i:. 1. HYKKIT. Se,-. tri:o. C. SHOlli:. Trea. School Citv of Mibhawaka.. lu.lUuia. IIa? ä; Jen 6 1"

MISHAWAKA WILL HONOR YANK DEAD

Many to Participate in Memorial Day Parade Program at IJattell Park. Mishawava wt:t nonnr Tirr 5o:dier and sailor dead with fitting exercises today. Ir. Ailiia Moure, service man of the IoK'e Manufacturinsr comiany, and jres:d"nt of the National Industrial .Speakers bureau will the memorial addrc-ss. The military, fraternal organizations, city police and lire departments-, heboid children and city otlicials will march tj Hattell park to pay hoiaaj,'e to the dead. The Woolen and :o company's bands will furnish music. Th parade will bt-'in promptly at two o'clock from the corner of Lincoln way West and Mills st , marching south to Third st., in th. lollowing ordir: Firt division, platoon of police. Woolen Co. bx'ud. Woolen Co, tiro department, iJodffe drum corns and school children; second divif-ion, Oodtrc band, world war eterans, American legion, army and nuvy union, Spanish-American sol diers, (J. A. It. veterans in auto:, B.pd the city othciuls. At Third the line of march will turn a.st to Chuich, thence north to Lincoln way West, to Main st., and north on Main to Hridse wh re the line will halt to strew flowers in the sjt. Joseph rivet in honor oi the sailor de.id. T'h parade will proceed to Mishawaka av., west to mo souiiers monumrnt at Hattell park, where a halt will be called and short commemorative services for the unknown dead will be held. A program will be ,ivn at the jjrand stand as follows; Music, Woob n con .pany band; invocation. Rev. Ij. It. Call: son K. quartet, composed of C. i:. McCollum. G. A. Maurer, F. K. Coats ami John Heese; duty of the day, l'ost Commander Johnsxm I terry'; Lincoln's Gettvsj bur:,' addrev, Albert Jones; (jener.il Logan's order, F. Arn;ond ,chellin.i?or; sotiK, juartet; meinot lal address. jlr. Moore; readi'.iy roll of honor, J. I). Fulmer, 'Old Glory;" son.;, ; "America," led by quartet and Dod.m ! band; benediction. Hev. W. Titu. 1 l llowin.' the exercises, the pa- ! av. to Main st., north on Main to the south entrance of the city cemetery. The column will halt and open ranks and the G. A. It. members, led by both bands, will march through line to the cemetery where the graves will be decorated. Following this, a salute will be ürvd and taps sornded. the line reforming in i verse order and n arching to tat1 G. A. H. hall to disband. It h:u been requested that no automobiles be allowed in the cemeteries after two o'clock this nfter:iton. Monday will be a pen oral holiday throughout the city. Fracticallv fill stores and business placeswill be closet"'. ASSOCIATION. Fditor of Soxith Hend New s-Times: j With the approach ot the comi mencement exercises at the local ! hi?h school, followed immediately I by the alumni reception comes the annual awakening of the alumni members of Mishawaka hih school. rhu purpose of this article is to former graduates that the v till Alumni association nas aooptea u policy, whereby there will be no more "annual awakenings." but simply a continuance of the many activities of an enthusiastic, energetic and ambitious alumni association. This policy, in brief, as follows: The Alumni association of the Mishawnka High sc-hl, in contrast to it.s former policy of a "once-a-year awakening" has resolved to make itself an ever-active organization, with the object in view of developim; a spirit of fraternity and friendship among its 600 members. Kntertainnients .educational and social activities, are bein: planned for an entire year; and it U very evident that the association will become an organization, which will be a credit to the city of Mishawaka. Now, Mr. and Madame Alumnus., what arc you going to do to help make this policy a success? Here is the answer lend your support, attend all alumni affairs. Bo present at the alumni reception of the Class of '20. Help give the graduates a hearty welcome. Persuade . 1. . . A . l . . 1 our ft llow members to attend. Show j by your attendant that you ap- , preciate what Mishawaka high j school has done to make you a bet ter man or woman ana a Detter citizen side. of the city in which you reA. M. II. S. Alumnus. I1VT17RT.AIN lXHt MTWT.V AVI-JPS. Mr. and Mrs. John .1. rotters. :'0ä i:. Fi-rhth st.. entertained a number of relatives last evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Tetters, who were recently married. Music and dancing were enjoyed. Refreshments were served.

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