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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-18
nOOKs OPEN IN JULY

Sheffield. June 17.-(Special.) )-Thc board of county registrars have an- nounced that the registration books of the county will be opened on July Ii for To-day period. Those enti- tied to registration will be given the opportunity to qualify It this time. No further registration will be had until 1922
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-18
MEETING TO-DAY

Gadsden, June 17.-( Special. l.)-R C. Bradford. county demonstrator for DeKalb county, has issued a call fol a meeting of farmers and business men to be held at Collinsville Satur- day, June IS, for the purpose of dis cussing the proposed establishment of a dairy and poultry route from Gadsden to Collinsville..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-18
WILL BULILD NEW STORE

Gadsden, June 17.-(Special.)--J. NJ. Adams of Keener. 10 miles above Gadsden. who lost his store by fire some 10 days ago. has let the con tract for brick store. 50x100 feet. to cost $5.00o. The postoffice will also be located in the new building. which will be rushed to completion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-18

'rtf3 d3-uJ q Judl1l d 10 uoouIsf4s Wo11cdtr
, 1921-10-10

II has come to my attention that
some dealers are shipping IN light
weight comb honey. Thi. is al rtrh,
II It is sold for a reasonable price
rs are asking 1sc Per pound for
my fancy comb which l GUARANTEES to
Ne.sht not LESS than Is ozs. per
.eeuon and many sections weigh a.
mucn as ID ozs and over. Not isss
man i-h G sections Is No. / 4,
~ capped and fastened 60 four sides
, 1921-10-10
shower Given so-
Bride and Groom

Bride and Groom
In honor OF Mr.. and Zrs. Ed Tobier
VINO have Just returned from q wed
ding trip rpent n Yellowstone Nation
oil p,-k and noted points OF interest in
Colorado, a number Of friends gath
cred at their home at the tourist camp
for a miscellaneous hover held sat
urdny night
The evening was spent dancing.
playing games and with music. Mr..
and Mrs. Tcb1er received q number Of
useful and elegant gifts from their
friends.
,fr. and Mrs. Tobler viii have
ohnrEo OF the tourist camp during the
winter and Mr.. Tobler Is connected
with thu Casper Asbestos company.
Thu guest list for Saturday evening
included Mr.. and Mrs. Bort Parody.
nir. and Mrs. Charles Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nash. Mr.. and Mrs. uuelsta. str.
and Mrs.. Albert Humberson. Mrs. Guy
smith. thu Misses Alice Adams. Ruby
, Cody. Mabie Fauiiey and tho Ncssrs
Glen Paul aud Merle Humbsrson. liar
vey Adams, Walter and Oscar WIKI.
ING.
American Auxiliary TO
Have Special sfoctinK.
uusincrs OF unusual Importance will
be transacted a. a meeting OF the
American Legion Auxiliary which will
be held tomorrow afternoon NJ 2
o'clock ut this Y. W. Q. A. club house.
All members arc asked to be present,
mrs. Wheeler Enfertains
fur The Monday Club.
mA --.4f~- ,-Iua sinh
were entertained at a iunchson and
afternoon Of auction bridge held Mt
the home Of Mrs. NJ. r. wheeler this
Afternoon.
Mrs. BiKlin Hostess
"A Einboruto Tea.
Tea was ssrvsd this afternoon at the
home Of SIR. and Mrs. A. q Bigiin on
South Center street. honoring Mrs.
seeiys Weed and Mrs. Ravens. mother
and sistzr Of Mrs. 7igfln who are visit
ing here from thsfr homes IN Oican.
n, Z. Autumn flowers ssvrs used In
prefusion for the decorations and a
color scheme Of yellow and white wis
carried cut
II Of G. Dance iur str
Columbus bay.
The &ntrhts OK Columbus will cole.
brate the event OF Columbus day.
"wednesday October IL, by a dancing
party TO be held at the Muliin CLUB
in the evening. Elaborate arrange
ments are being made BY a committee
headed by NJ j. Foley, and Invitations
are being extended by the members
Of the organization.
y, A. Il. 10
Meet
The Daughters 81 the American
Revolution will hold ts>tr srst Su,ct
, 1921-10-10

iunchrons OF the season was served
at tho apartment Of Mrs c. p. Plum
mer IN the Blackmors apartment
house, Saturday afternoon The
Towers used for the tables followed
the color scheme OF pink. Lavender
and yellow. In roses. asters n POM
poms- A hand-palnted colonial nx-
ure holding h nut basket In one
hand and the place card in the other.
was In front of each place. A course
luncheon was served.
The afternoon was spent playing
eucuon bridge Three tables PLAYED
and h high honorx were awarded to
Mrs C E Winter.
Mrs Piummer will be hostess at the
second OF the series OF iunchcons TO-
morrow afternoon and at the third.
wednesday.
, 1921-10-10

Ing since the summer vacation. Tues,
day afternoon. October IL. ut the home
OF Mrs c. II Horztmnn. ei2 Sout
Woicott street A large aftendancs Is
expectef
Farewell Dinner for
Miss Sarah Parker.
Miss Sarah Parker. who Iert las,
night for Louisville. KY, after spend.
Ing h past three seasons here. WI.
h guest OF honor at an Informal din.
ner served at s O'Clock last evening nf
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
BENJAMIN on South Mckinley street,
A course dinner was served by tho
hostess and following n social time
The guests escorted Miss Parker 10
h train Places at the table were
laid for the guest OF honor. Mr.. and
Mrs A. J. Wilde. Mrs. Viola Tovie
Iowa Benjamin. Russell Finch. Wi.
Ham Crawford and Mr.. Banjamin.
Miss Parker Is the niece OF Mrs.
j. b. Griffith and came to Casper last
spring for a visit. She a
position with the Casper Daily Trib,
une and remained here during the
summer n fall Her home wa. for.
r.eriy in Frankfort. Ky. but she vii,
live in Louisville during the winter.
~ e. o. Meeting
Held Saturday.
An interesting meeting Of the mem.
oers OF h p. E. o. was held satur.
Day fternoon at the homo Of Mrs. #,
firmin with Mrs. Mabie Sykes as
Mrs. Albert Roscherle OF chnpt.- =,
or Lander was present and gave nm
interesting talk on the work Of ths
chapter in Lander and on the Feder,'
uon Of women's clubs which was heis
last week in Greybuil.
Ine oil call was answered to BY
~ events and the program for
me afternoon consisted of 4 piano
solo by Miss Mae Winter ana n tai,
by Mrs H. B. Durham on sperron.,
characteristics I Admire In Women,
The next meeting VIII be held IA.
, 1921-10-10
PERSONALS

Mrs L H. Mcafahon and children
are guests at the Brown Palace IN
Denver for a few days.
ants George Wilcox has returned 10
her home here from Los Angeles. Cal
where h has been spending the past
CONTINUED on Page 81
, 1921-10-10
To the Voters of Ward No. 3

In announcing myself as candidate for Councilman, l wish
to publicly state that
l HEREBY approve of the Platform as adopted by the
American Party and pledge myself that if elected as your rep
resentatIve | shall do all in my power to fulfill the obligations
which assume IN subscribing to the principles of this ticket.
HENRY c. POSEY.
, 1921-10-10

OF section No 1 Is really worth the
price asked. but 10 to II o.. sections
are dear At CSC. for they are more
or less broken and leaky. I offered
, 1921-10-10

oas dealer. and VII otter them all
this light and broken honey for 81
Per case less han they have paid
50 Tar. When you buy q comb Of nv
, 1921-10-10
To the Voters of Ward No. q

In announcing myself as candidate for Councilman, l wish
to publicly state that
1 HEREBY approve of the Platform as adopted by the
American Party and pledge myself that if elected as your rep
resentative l shall do all in my power to fulfill the obligations
which | assume in subscribing to the principles of this ticket.
ROBT. McELVENY.
, 1921-10-10
Mrs GibIin to Entertain
Missionary Society,"

The women's Foreign Missionary
socie'y OF the Methodist church WIN
meet az the home OF Mrs. J.. j. Glib,
m. szs South Lincoln street. tomor.
TOW AFTERNOON at $50 O'Clock. An
members OF the society and women
OF tne congregation are invited to at.
MIS- oihltn VIII be assisted by Ms.
=. D. Scott. Mrs Charles Gre>.s am
Mrs. NJ l. Creston.
, 1921-10-10

honey ask your dealer TO weigh ~
and 80 TO It that you get your mon.
sy1s worth VIM MosTELLER
slzs-tf
, 1921-10-10
To the Voters of Ward No. l

In announcing myself as candidate for Councilman, 1 wish
to publicly state that
l HEREBY approve of the Platform as adopted by the
American Party and pledge myself that if elected as your
representative l shall do all in my power to fulfill the obliga-
tons which l assume in subscribing to the principles of this
ticket. JOHN J. HANCOCK.
, 1921-10-10

tober -. At the home Of Mrs. A
Slade-
Messing Of Sunday School
Teacher and Officers.
There VIII be 4 meeting Of ali of
N Sunday school teachers and on
GERS OF h Presbyterian church, he'd
tnmorrow evening At TAO O'Clock at
the Presbyterian Manss. o South
Woicott street All Of the teacher
and Officers arc asked to be present.
Epworth League
Has Rally Meet.
The Epworth League held q social
meeting last night before the regular
services. In honor OF the students OF
the Natrona county high school. A
splendid number were in attendance
and the high school students. were IN
troduced to the other members Ia a
clever
Following he social hour a rally
service of the league was held. Miss
fnez Babb bad charge OF the service
and the topic was "Epworth League
Accomplishments and Possibilities"
Unusual stress was laid on the posi-.
4Piiitses Of tho organization and an
outline Of h years work was snciud.
ed I'm n program. The president. Y.
l. McGrew n the officers. ]. c.
Coberly. Miss Eda Holland and O.. C..
Lentz. gave short talks pertaining to
n main subject. Enthusiasm and
interest WA manifested in the pro.
gram for he ensuing year and i'm.
promptu talks were made by the
league members
william syenner
Is Honored.
A delightful surprise birthday party
wa given IN honor of William Wen
ner at his country home SUNDAY AFT.
To- The time was spent with
out-ofdoors attractions and a horse
shoe game between Paul siebers and
William Emmei was M of the main
attractions.
A sumptuous dinner was served TO.
ward evening. Carnations and roses
were used for the table decorations.
The evening was spent with games
and dancing. Musical selections BIZ
Miss Sethrun Siebers. vocal. and Miss
Thora Siebers. violin. were rendered.
The guests included the Messrs. ana
Nfesdames J. G. Clark and sons. VIII.
liam Emmii. and son Charles Despain.
Leonard Cherrif. GUS johnson. Ed
Serbers. Mrs. Smith. Paul siebcrs and
daughters. Miss Alice Hoithui. and
George Hoithuis.
Mrs. Pfummer PresIdcs
At Bridge Luncheon.
One of tho rnosf cr,hc- 49,
, 1921-10-10

me name OF ms Iay, SHALL be the AMERICAN party md the following uTcpks shall he strictly ma
8p"V 1 wm DM emm n ~ uM Mnc@d MaWSam City oMchmena at the city election on oembrS
.a4a T. We ada aavelI Improvements tn extension IN the park system mantennceo Meesa and aw e.
pettond b.m nd more ahmhm paid 1.-THE general chnnew of ounhwma w han az n me G o.
Tor the odMnd OF walks TSswaHs and streets in ter residence scs of the y
T. we aWT tn letting OF all yC contracts to the lowest r@TmIheh dMr0no oil nhEo I~m
CaIerM instead going other cities uGded hs state N9o ui
B. We favor the enpymHto only of American citizens on the police fmp am on nMc m
= we 1ad genera cleanup 9TH ectyihan morals sense the sEpmsono He vsd gambImg and n
uOnof the bootleg sadn ooame industry, and to that end nepe orr hearty mmmHm VIII -
the end that Gww be- made better place whh live WI" VIC County
O. Webeheet ta Fdtye employees old be selected for their abHtr fill Hermstms and tho I.
should be- ged "Sa uuMp aM"
pledge ourselves to- strict economy and efficiency in the city government ma" ohe feWe
!. nsdaras legally possible We pledge ouweveo wtm the opevc onfmatdth rmoht a cm.h Of
ngtfl ownas Wn NueOhU
, 1921-10-10
To the Public

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-16
DAUGHTERS CHARGE
MOTHER OF MURDER
Fathers Death at Night i;
Blamed on Love of Wife
for Another.

AURORA. H.. Sept. ia mother
was arrested here Thursday on COM
plant OF two daughters who charged
her with the murder OF their father.
The mother, Mrs. Frances Balchunas
-. was taken into custody with John
Petroska, q, whom the girls, Helen,
IS, and Frances, Il, charged, had
been attentive 10 their mother.
They said Mrs. Balohunas had
turned on the gas one night as their
father. Dominic. slept, according TO
Asst. States Atty. ]. Bruce Amell.
The girls. according 10 Amell, say
that the night their father died, he
was asked by their mother to give
up a room he had been sleeping in.
10 occupy the one in which he met
his death.
The girls charged that their moth
err desired to be undisturbed in her
attentions TO Petroska. who had been
boarder in their house and had
been ordered out by their father.
Mrs. Balchunas and Petroska are
held in jail without bail on the
murder charge.
They protest their innocence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-16

Addresses BY DIT. c. A Woods. IN
dianapols DR.. y. z. Davis, Chicago,
and Rev. shannon will be character
istic OF the day
The anniversary or the Woman $
Foreign Missionary society VIII be
rememb ered Friday in the addresses
OK Miss Creek, missionary 70 China
Rev. Morrison and Rev. shannon
and Saturdays session will mark
the anniversary OF temperance and
public morals. Addresses appropri-
ate OF the day will be delivered BY
Or. Clarence T. Wilson OF Washing
ton, D. c.. DIT. Moore Of the Anti
Saloon League. DIT. II. A. Goblin and
DR.. VI. P. Burns OF Philadelphia.
Bishop ". +. Mcdowell OF Wash
ington. D. g, who will preside at
the conference, will deliver the ser
mon Sunday followed by addresses
by DIT. A. H Hayn.aker OF Zanes-
Vile. o.. and Or. John L. Seaton Of
New York.
The session will close Monday IN
the final addresses OF church Off
Gals and the reading OF appoint
ments
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-16
100000 MOTOR
SALES COMPANY Is
ORGANIZED IN CITY
South Bend and Mishawaka
Men Incorporate Under
Delaware Statutes.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 15.-The
National Auto stores. Inc. in Della
ware, and capitalized at 100000,
qualified Thursday TO do business In
Indiana by receiving a permit from
Sec'y Of State Jackson.
william Il. Nichols OF south Bend.
president OF the concern. was named
as Indiana agent. with headquarters
a. 265 Oliver Theater building.
south Bend. The company said
100000 Of its assets would be used
in Its Indiana business
3. A. futile OF South Bend Is sec
rotary Of the company. and ID. d.
rectors are Harold r. BeaIe and
Louis J. Smith Of South Bend. and
Harry ". Clark OF NIshawaka.
Articles Of Incorporation We're also
filed with Sec'y Jackson by the Hal
low InterlockinG Block and Machine
company of Terre Haute. capitalized
at 10000. It's directors are Harvey
:. Emery Of Worthington. James B.
Nichols Of Terre Haute. and Harvey
L. Doney OF Bloomfield.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-16

See our coal at the Fair. sam1
q. Lontz & sons 1917.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-16
TORRANCE WALTERS.

Florence Walters, wife OF Lee Ora
Walters. 1913 Sellow St. died at
the St Joseph's hospital, Mishawa-
ka. at IL p. m. Thursday night, fol-
lowing an operation.
She Is survived by her parents,
Samuel Walters. and Catherine wal
ters, four children, Gloss, Richard.
Gertrude and Blanche. by several
brothers and sisters. Mrs Mabel Ep-
unger Of near Bremen. Ella j. Car
beina OF this city, Mrs. Emma Stu
her. Mrs Esther Pittman. and Mrs.
Ruth Johnson, all Of Bremen. and
Gladys Carbeina. OF this city. Ray
Carbeina, Of West Liberty. NIervin
Carbeina, and Milton Carbeina. Of
this city
Mrs. Walters was born on June 3,
.1SS9. in Union township. and has
lived in this city for many years.
The funeral services will Be held
from the Broadway Evangelical
church Monday morning at 10
o'clock. the Rev Garfield Johnson
officiating. The burial will be at
Bremen Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-16
Trio Wiling after Second
"JaiF' to Desert the City

Henry Parker. George English and
Mitchell Brown, all colored. were ar
rested Thursday night en- a charge
OF suspicion. A telephone call about
$3.50 o'clock advised the police that
providers were lurking about a ga
rage az SOC y. College St, and on
GERS Poore and Dunning were sent
on the call. Parker and English had
just been released from Jail Thurs
day afternoon and had been advised
10 get out or town. Police oficials
promised them assistance in seeing
that they left South Bend upon their
release.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-16
SUMMON PARENTS
OF DEATH VICTIM

Final verdict in the case OF How
ard Redding, young son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Redding, farmers living
near New Carlisle, may be issued to-
day by Coroner Crumpacker, who
has summoned the parents OF the
victim 20 appear IN his Office today.
The official verdict was delayed in
the Redding case because OF the con-
dition OF the parents. who were in
jured in the crash and were only
released from Epworth hospital sew
eral days ago.
Howard Readings death was
caused by the buggy in which he and
his parents were riding being struck
by a Laporte motorist about a mile
east OF New Carlisle on the night Of
Sept. 5. According to the coroner
there is little doubt but what the
accident was unavoidable. His YER
dict was delayed in order to secure
the statements Of the parents. be
said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-16
MURDER COUNT
NAY BE MADE
on ARBUCKLE
Continued on page two)

Continued on page two
He desires 10 know what went on in
Arbuckle's rooms that day.
Sir Witnesses.
Here are the six women witnesses
lin the case upon whom the district
attorney must depend for evidence:
Mrs. Bambina Delmonte. Virginia
Eappe's friends. main witness for
the prosecution. who brought about
the murder charge.
ley Pryson-Prevost, who, accord
ins 20 Capt. Matheson, was approch-
ed by an unknown person and ad-
vised 20 keep her mouth shut"
Alice Blake. cafe singer, third star
witness. missing for two days. but
found later.
Joane Dolly Clark. reputed 20 be
the most Beautiful girl az the party,
late arrival and probably a defense
witness.
Betty Campbell show girl. CO
respondent in the divorce suit OF a
young Chicago millionaire, also a
late arrival
vests friend, not witness, but used
by the district attorney 20 brace UP
Zev's changeable story.
with the exception OF one or two
pieces. all Of the clothing Of Miss
Rape has been recovered and Of
hciaIly identified as exhibits"
Brady made this announcement
when ne came to his ONCE this
morning 20 prepare for the formal
return OF the grand jury raanslaugh-
ter Indictment against Arbuckle
which will be made in the superior
court today.
ArbuckIe's attorneys still refused
Ito make any comment on the case
today.
Brady's virtual decision 10 prose
|cute for manslaughter Is believed "a
iboth the coroner's jury and the grand
have been influenced by the fact that
jury indicted Arbuckle for thai
crime, refusing to accuse him OF
murder.
Sec'y Harry Kelly or the grand
'jurv which indicted Roscoe Arbuklt
for manslauFhter. today received q
letter threatening Arbuckle's life.
The letter came while the grand
jury was assembling 90 make forma
return OF the Indictment 10 voteC
Tuesday night.
ct viii say here and now he can
not cheat me-" the letter said. &C.
will shoot him down If e is The las
lact Of my life"
The writer Kelly said. claimed I,
be a near relative of Virginia Rappe
whose life Arbuckle is alleged L
have taken.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-16
METHODISTS OPEN
ANNUAL DISTRICT
SESSION SEPT. 27
Bishop Mcdowell of Washing
ton TO Preside at Con-
ference Here.

The Methodist Episcopal church
OF the United States vii, hold It's
18th annual meeting in South Bend.
commencing Sept. q. and con1nu-
ing for a week. Various dignitaries
from almost all OF the larger cities
in the country will be in attendance
and the session will be presided over
BY Bishop ". F. Mcdowell OF Wash
ington, D. c., who assumed an I'M
portant part OF last years program
at Lebanon.
Among the dignitaries OF the
Methodist Episcopal church from
out OF town posts are Rev. F. 7. W1l-
liams Of Lafayette. Ind; Rev. NJ. y.
English, Oak Park, Ill; DR.. William
f. Writ, superintendent Of Gary,
Ind, schools; DR.. c. A. Woods, In
dianapolis: DR.. y. r. Davis CHI
cago; Miss Bertha Creek, missionary
to China; Dr. z. J. Moore, assistant
general superintendent OF the Anti
SaloSp. League.
The annual meeting will be open
ed with the initial address Of Rev.
Williams Tuesday. Sept. 81. which
will be followed by six days Of &C
tual session reIlete with talks and
sermons by the leaders OF the great
religious body.
Rev. English will deliver the key
note address at the wednesday ses-
sion and a talk on South America"
by Rev. U. G. Leazenby. Of Lafay-
cite, will follow DR.. Writ, OF Gary,
will speak on religious education and
the session will close with an ad-
dress by Rev. Friedrich T. Shannon
Of Chicago on The Modern Mans
Religion"
Thursdays meet will be dedicated
to the anniversary Of the Woman
Home Missionary society and the
anniy ersary OF hospitals and homes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-16
REVERE MOTOR GO,
LIABILITIES ARE
GIVEN NEW LIMIT
Document is Disclosed Which
Absolves Former Presi-
dent from Affairs.

LCGANsPORT. Ind Sept 15.-A
document purporrlns 20 relieve
Newton Van zandt. ex-prezdent Of
enc Revere Motor car corporation,
from liability 81 connection with the
affairs ~ the company, came 90
light Thursday 4u an examination o.
the record az minutes of the direc-
tors of the Revere.
The record. it is s7id. VIII be
placed before the Cass county grand
jury. now .I session which IL IS
said, ~ uver-lsalug the affairs OF
0f tho Revere
According to disclosures Of the rec
ORR. under date az Jan. 20. 1921, at
the direction or the board Of de
rcctors ~ tho Revere. "a document
as follows was given Van Zandt
who 81 ls said. now holds the Orig-
I1l COPY signed by the officer. and
lea-in- The corporations seal.
President Not Involved.
"For valuable consideration de-
livered 10 the undersigned. Reverb
Motor Car corporation by Newton
Van Zaldt. receipt or which by Re-
we're Motor Car corporation is here
b. Acknowledged tho undersigned
corporation hereby releases the said
Newton Van Zandt from any and
every claim OF any and every nature
whatsoever. which the undersigned
may or might have against Van
Zandt arising ont of any transaction
~ any nature whatsoever. from the
beginning ~ the world TO the day OF
yhes- presents.
These releases TO be bidding up
on The successors and assigns Of the
undersigned corporation and 20 in
ure to the benefit Of the heirs. eX
ecutives administration and assigns
OF the said Newton Zandt
Hunt for Fraud.
"In witness whereof the under
signed corporation has by direction
OF its board Of directors. set ia
hand and official seal 20 those pres
outs this 2oth day OF January. 1921
Revere Motor Car corporation.
by Allie Seagraves. vice presi
dent.
ATTEST: f. r Matungly. score
tary."
Attorneys in discussing this phas,
Of the matter today declared tina
if the INVESTIGATION disclosed any
fraud 90 would vitiate any documen
pretending TO absolve any membet
Uf The corporation from guilt. Thi
attitude IS held 10y Prosecuting At
toruey j. u. Douglass