South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 354, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 December 1920 — Page 37

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Mishawaka High School's 1920 Football Team

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lUrttom row, left to riht u IinMott IYechauf, fJarns, i:ilor, and AVioss. Top row Conch Mueller, Hetch, Grzcsk, Kostwick, Vriult, ami Jkuhtt-l. JsrroiMl row II. Lamhiotte, Murker, linuly. Hunt, I-hr, I.ovcll, Moneysuiitli, and Slater.

ll'TII. 1 3it until nfttr this simf machinoj speaks for itself. Tn nine pamcs th t irly l.iys of j liail arcumulatfcl 12 0 points in its ' playc 1. Mishawaka cli I not oncv low-

iithlrto.s answrrtrl Cn.u i Mu-Ilfr'H all for football canditlaifs at th" rMishawaka hK'h ncliool. Iittlo that student body of M. H. S. thru alizM that It waa to r priitoL '!' ono of th Ki"at st prep Kril mai liinoa ( ver asit-Mbl d, and it wa.-j

Xotre Dame of prepdom. Tho football seat-on has passed, the gridiron is desvrted and the mud-smeared moleskins are reposing in the packing eases, but the trreat record of Mishawaka hlph school's 1920 football squad will

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last September, a little Kroup of 4') , first thre.- .canit-s. that fontball fan-; er her colors to those of a rival,

dorn awakened to the fact that a and when, on Thanksgiving day, the powerful elan of plpskin artists had ' curtain dropped on an undefeated, b'-cn molded from hitherto obscure j 244 points had been posted on the talent. credit side of the ledger, while only

It u altogether unnecessary to re- ! 37 counters could be mustered by j forever remain a poal, which many .

view, m ueiau, me acnifvemems oi nrr ojiponcnrs. i no .uaroon anu , Ronoois snail attempt xo approacn, k

this wonder eleven. lheir record. White team can indeed be called the but which few will ever attain.

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FLYERS ffl POLISH SQUADRON HONORED Vive Americans W in IMedal and Kis"! lv G(Mi-oral.

IKMR:ilG. Oer. 1?. Nine m-m-1"ts of the Kosviu"7.ko a!r s-riad-ron, ir.ade up hiefly of Alo-rlcans, U'-ro decorated recently witli the highest rnilitary honors of l'olan 1 and, fdmultaneou-dy with the , pre

sentation of the m(dals, each aviator was kissed on the cheek, the Polish custom, oy c'.en. Stanislaw I fa'.ler, commander of the Sixth Poli-h army. The presentation took place at the s;uadron aerodrome near Iembrtr?r, which city was defended by the Americans during1 the bolshevik drie in August. Tho--e decorated wero Capt. f1eor;:e M. Crawford, Prooklyn, X. Y.; Iaeut. Klliott V. Chess. El Paso, Texas: Ileut. Harmon C. Porison. Wilmington, X. C; TJeut. Kenneth O. Shrewsburj. Charleston, W. Va.: Iieut. Carl Clark. Tulsa, Okla.; I.ieut. Cieorge Weber. rekinc, China: Lieut. Wladyslaw Konopka and Alexander Snkowski, the last

two named being liaison officers. One Held Prisoner. The list of those decorated also included the name of Capt. Merian O. Cooper of Jacksonville, Pia., who at last accounts was a prisoner in the hands of the Bolsheviki, having been shot down in his airplane last su mmer. 1-ieut. Col. Cedrlc K. Fauntlcroy, of Chicago, and McGehee, Ark., trio commander of the air forces of the southern front, and Lieut. Kdwin Xoble, of Boston, wounded early in the spring1, wero decorated previously.

Pretty poon it will be possible to buy a $4 pair of shoes for ? or ?7.

Ho Oujrht to Move Into tho 4th Dimension Chug-chug! Br-r! Br-r-r-r-! Honk! Honk! The pedestrian paused at the in

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He looked about. A motor car was

rushing at him from one direction, a i

motorcj'cle from another, a steam truck was coming from behind and a taxicab was speedily approaching, lie looked up and saw directly above him an airship in rapid descent. There was but one chance. He was standing upon a manhole cover. Quickly seizing it, ho lifted the lid and jumped into the hole just in time to be run over by a subway train. John C. Batchclor.

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You Can't go wrong in buying Puritan Motor Oil from any of our stations or tank wagons. Puritan, you know, is a pure Pennsylvania Oil, that will stand up sturdily under the pitiless heat of combustion and friction where an oil of like quality will "Lie Down," disintegrate and leave in unprotected contact the hot swiftly moving surface of pistons, cylinderWalls and bearings. The Consumers Service Company with its thousands of satisfied customers has been built on quality. This quality is apparent in our stations and especially in ENERGY GASOOLINE, which we feature, in Puritan Motor Oils, in our truck service and the service our attendants at our stations and on our trucks render to the intelligent and discriminating motorists The price of Puritan Motor Oil is only slightly higher than that of most other oils. Its price is no measure of its vastly higher quality, Motorists and truck owners who believe in giving their motors the best kind of insurance against wearing out have formed the good habit of driving up to our stations or phoning Mishawaka 142 for bulk delivery Stations at Mishawaka, Elkhart, Plymouth, South Bend. Bristol, Nappanee and other points. Phone your order for bulk delivery on gasoline, kerosene, lubricating oils and greases. Prompt service.

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Ladies Especially Invited to View Our Display

Featuring Automobile Accessories and Sporting Goods for Holiday Trade.

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Don't Miss Our Big Display of Grinnell Driving Gloves $4.50 to $25.00

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We have secured a wonderful assortment o f Christmas Chocolates, packed in beautiful holiday boxes. Young men are certain to find "Her" gift anions; our stock. Prices SI to $12.

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Our display of 'Italian Briar Pipes cannot be surpassed. Anything in the line of smoking equipment will be found here. Don't fail to see our assortment of French Briar, screw bowls.

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CIGARS Cisars in boxes of from 1 2 to 50 will be sold at prices ranging from 90c to $9.00.

CIGARETTES All Cigarettes will be sold, when purchased by the carton, at a reduction of 1 07c.

TOBACCOS We have all of the choicest blends packed in Holiday Cartons.

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SPECIAL TIRE OFFER-ONE DAY ONLY We are prepared to make a special reduction of 30 on all Goodvear, G. & J., United States and Goodrich Tires, which are purchased on Dec. 24. This offer is effective for only one dav.

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