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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-26
RESUME OF
TRIAL so FAR
Preliminary Examination Over and
Expected This Week Will De-
yelop Interesting Testimony

The first week of the GUNNER tria
CLOSED on Saturday. The first two
Gays were taken up with the selection
ID jury and the examination OF wit
nesxes did not start until late Wed
nesday afternoon. Thursday and Fri.
kzy the state disposed of witnesses
4uite rapidly and the material wit
uesses were not brought into court
until Saturday morning. AS Saturday
WAS a short session their examination
~xS very brief.
The state had introduced in evil
aence photographs of room 30 as
Isund the morning following the trag
usdy together with The bloody rags
with which the girl was bound, and
shown plans CT the hotel which will
he used for reference in the examina-
alon of witnesses. They have also in
sroduced the brass nozzle with which
the girl was murdered and have en-
aered certain exhibits with which they
expect to prove the connection OF An
sy Brown with the signature of Jas.
Farrell on the hotel register. The
majority of the witnesses called up to
Friday night were people who had
s.een in the Prescott hotel on the eve
in question and whom circumstances
showed could not have had anything
to do with the crime. Their exam
nation was brief and they were brot
here to testify merely as a part of the
states process Of elimination, the
states avowed intention being to
prove that the crime could not have
heen committed by anyone other than
the accused.
When Andy Brown was called to
the stand on Saturday morning those
an zhe court room felt that the pre-
szsninaries. were over and that the
ease against GUNNER would soon be
,srvrght to light, but the examination
of this witness was SO brief that the
nnly thing if importance divulged was
the fact that the state would attempt
ITO prove that Brown signed the name,
Jas FARRELL, to the hotel register. 1t
is expected that the state will call
experts to testify as to
:this phase of the case the first of
*a1is week.
Yhe examination of Fl. j. Hagan
WIS also brief and the cross-examln-
af1ur1 of the witness merely showed
Ahat Hagan had placed undue stress
Bn the nervousness of the defendant
when he had registered and been
shown to his room. The name of
C. L. Thomas was brot
urto the case during the cross exam
tsnasion of Hagan and it is expected
that the defense will produce infor-
uztion regarding this man that will
kave considerable bearing on the case
Hagan will be returned to the stand
fnr further cross examination some
time during the week.
Saturdays session, while short,
showed that the state was just begin
aing their work of proving their case
against GUNNER and it is expected
that The developments of this week
gill give a true insight into the COM
g1ission Of the crime.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-26
WEEKLY WANTS

WANTED-To hear from owner of
good Farm for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis. MINI. Seized
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-26
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

The regular examination for teach
ers' elementary certificates will be
held in the County Superintendent
Office in the Court House in Valley
City on Thursday and Friday, Febru-
airy 9th and 10th, beginning promptly
at $3.50 a. m.
]. A. JOHNSON,
Co. Supt. Of Schools.
24-2tw
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

KoPLAND Ia. MAKROFF, NJ. u.
EYE. E--k, NOSE Ann THROAT
su.;e IV3-lU4 Thsyer Bldg. Tel 1888
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
WANTED-MaIs


ONLY ONE policy day means $3.50
per month profit; same on renewals
policy pays 5000 death. SIS weekly
benefit for injury OF sickness; premium
SO year,J; fun or spare time easy sell
er; write quick for territory; Under
writer's, Dept. BILL, Newark. n. j.
marlSd
MEN wanted for Z. s. mail service;
permanent; experience not required cor
respondence course unnecessary. Write
Il. ;. Bishop, Bon 3Yl, joplin. Mo.
mar1Sd
WANTED-ReliaDle men to take or
ders for our guaranteed nursery stock; ;
good pay no experience necessary we
furnish complete outfit and instructions
without charge this IS the time to get
started. Write T. J. Rippln, Manager,
Manchester. Conn. mar1SS
ANTEp-Somewher there is 4 man
who knows he can make good All he
wants is the opportunity. He may be
holding GOEn d clerical position, he may
be a small store c.eTk he may be work
Ing iii a factory. Bu.--he wants
change, he wants to go higher, he knows
he viii be 2 success because lid is 4
man, a real man. He may be a young
man OF an o.d n.An but he Is 2 man. =
man who can .OoH Yea square in the eye.
For SUCH men We have the opportunity.
We want 10 rect you--Te want to talk
10 you. We can tell you in five minutes
II "ou are the man we are looking for.
For further particulars and information
apply by letter only. representative
VIII be iI %oITy Oh III q shCrt time. Write
20 the General Manager. Third Floor. III
Wesj SstA s.. Nnv York City, mar1Sd
WANTED-Spec:al representative in
each town IN big rcct-to-cOnSumer nd
vertising campaign: experience net
necessary; good la. Eastern Co Dept.
Ms, Boz III, North Station Beston,
Mass. llsTtSi
AUENTS- Everybody uses extracts
sell Duo double strength extracts: conf
pleje Enc hoJs.Np;l ncceesf:ies: Big re-
Ecstors. write tot:-. Duo Go Don't.
Ella. An Ca, y. Y. n2riS1
AGENTS. an hour for Your spare
time; write for canvassers' ouift con
tainipZ Is sRm-Hes Of guaranteed Inc Of
pure food ilayors. perfumes soaps. toilet
rTc'ARrations. &c; sell IN every homo
big reoeaters; steady neon send 70:
snnp,e caaN totly: !i-''t VIC 2n' heauti-
IN Appearance. Nne"ioar Products Co.
5s69 t'ner;can Bldg. Cincinnati O.
marlSd
WANTED-Sa1esmen old estahl'sh shed
ci and ,aaint h~N hes +r:~totv arrn fol
- ieknaa caIlinr on srrntI own trf ia
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

U3ATED-lleGl estate = G, cry de-
s1t.I-.oH. 20 SCI Oh uy...ill.ss.on uasts
-.u,--. ( --c-A COL Tnaye sag, y Or
M.cal oAc13r cMN
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

l.-A.s - L--~I 80 o. tnree hghl llvut.c-
49, -la -~o-f-s nUr W0rLEg COu.,-u, nl--l-
s-- --.-.- -, c,>Iu -y44letin.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
a Bulletin To Let
Advertisement VIII Rent /:
STEAMSHIPS

AS AGENT OF the Cunard-Anchor.
Donaldson and Fabre Zines. l will book
passengers for all parts OF the world.
Portuguese will sail direct from New
Bedford Germans direct 10 Hamburg or
Bremen. If YOU mean business write
Joshua Taylor, Baltic. The Live Wire. or
Phone 1872. feb1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

AUTO TOPS. radiator covers curtains,
slip covers and tire covers. reupholster-
ing all kinds Of autos. Jos. Angarano,
Pond St. Phone 1854 msrl9d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
FLORIST
LANpscAPE GARDENING

ruIs is The tins . arrange for land
sii's work. " wirieh we make q special
GeduldiEs Grsena0uses. n Cedar ST.
zone SIS mar13d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

II toU WAIST a 's2ithy, wealthy,
LOVING Wt1e. WtBe Violet ia. g Deu4i-
son, Dhic EnGic5e stt>inled envelope.
decfS
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

BEST QUALITY HARD WOOD FOR
50 PER CORD.
CHESTNUT 81 PER CORD.
SPLIT HARD, $40 PER CUkD.
SPLIT CHESTNUT, IS PER CORD.
MIXED WOOD. SIS PER CORD.
ALL SALES STRICTLY CASH AT
THESE LOW PRICES. PHONE YOUR
ORDER TO sea.
HARRY B. FORD.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
FOR SALE

Farm of about 100 acres land, desira-
bly, located on New London State
road with good room house and
barn and few other outbuidinss, in
Guiding stock and tools as follows:
4 fine COWS, heifers, / one year old
bull, calves, good farm wagons, 1
market wagon, / moving machine, !
horse rake, hay tedder, / double ae-
ton cutaway harrow, plough and
euItivator, gas engine and wood saw
and small grist mill. This is an OK
celIent opportunity for some one to
secure a very choice property at q
very reasonable price. For all $500
For further particulars see
JOHN A. MORAN
Real Estate Broker Franklin e4uaru
TOR SALE.
Involvement house, and Z room
apartments, near Cliff st. For full par
ticulars, see
A. v. CoVELLO,
Tel. 1929. 19s CIiE st.
I
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
A Bulletin For Sale
Advertisement VIII Sell Il
POULTRY

FOR sALE-Ilatchirg eggs EarUr
strain. ). { White t@Eh1rne. Lea b
layers. also a few settings Of q. g.. b. TO-
Reds. $3.50 for IS 81 ucr 80 r.
Holordige, LedyaFd- Phone 1bs5-1
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

WANTED-MisesIlanseus

MARRY If lonely for results, try me !;
best and most successful Home Maker )"
hundreds rich wish marriage soon /;
strictly confidential most reliable; years
experience; descriptions free. THE Sue
cessful Club" Mrs Nash, Box 55G, Oak
land. Can't mar1sd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

WANTED-Spec:al representative in
each town on big direct -to-consumer ad-
vertising campaign experiCnc. net
necessary good !dT Eastern CO. Dept.
Ms. Box III, North Station Boston,
Mass 1laTtSd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

ing government positions, $3.50 monta!y.
write for Tree list Of los .;ipns now open.
J. Leonard former evil service exam
iher). S9l Equitable Biag.. " ashirig on,
d. e.. nariTd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
COAL AND WOOD

COAL. aeaeonea wood and kindiangu In
is-Ec e. snail Q1antitiea Phone SSt ~
li2.-Z. T. Saau4r0. willow -. formally
Ounce Lana daElA
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

ATTRACTIVE business girl, 90. worth
$4,000, wants lS;na.. hclp.ng husband;
Hri,e quich Tor standing picture and de-
4LRr4S
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

HALLS Barber Schools. SI4 Waz..iag-
ton 81, Boston cpmnIiks- on, rJozn. be- q.
-Y-op. ;sye proposition; get particular.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

WANTEO--Man 10 sell cur guaranteed
trces and shrubs; epage or ruli time !;
good pay. fOr particulars, address T. ].
,NNpln, Manager. Manchester. Conn
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
DIED

TESSOP-Iu Stouington (CisrAville)
March Is. 1892. Sarah Ann, wife OF
Prank Jessop. aged "a years.
NtAXNARD-in Ledyard .larch Is, 1921.
Austin Maynard.
'uucral 81 the home of W. I. Allyn, Led
yard Sunday at e.30 D. m.
kEtEWiTH--in Whiimantic, March Is
ts2- Georgia y. Barber. wife Of Johr
a. HeckWith
suS>-ln WillmarVic. March Il, 1922,
Thomas Milton Ross Of Eagleville.
LAMA Stamford. Coma. March 16,
l122. Harry Clark Of Willimantlc, aged
% years.
HnLT-ln Chaniin. March L. 1922. JUS
fH. it Holt. agod so years.
HINNs In Wiuimautic March II. 1922,
ioserl Arthur Blnns a-ed 81 years
FARSHA Ann Norwich. March IS.
1872 Alva Fsrnham of Canterbury
arct "a years.
AtfN EX-lu New London, March Il,
CAM -cmlah Keeney. in his
SD year.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

CATHOLICS wishing to marry, want
ing introductions. booklet free, write
Catholic Correspondence Club, Grand
Rapids, Mich nar1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

THERE Is no advertising medium In
Eastern Connecticut equal to The Palls-
Tin for business ssRui:A
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

WANTED Are.aon braEeaen
beginners $l50. later $3.50. Halfway,
BuAe.iu Office. fuar4d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
BUILDING
cR!RoPoDIsT
HOTELS

AMERICAN HOUSE. u. Morra-sg.
Prop -irst class ESrdgs SER Sc eqz-
Eected- phona Shet dci.et s.
DEL-H0FF RvTEL. suroyean rEzl-
Hayes Rcos.. ProIg- Te4epEcae l4as-
s6-2S Broaduax.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

WASTED-kIschen man. co.o:ed SAL
L-y SiS ger week. board ana Toom Tel
Mp95ay 49,. IIlar1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
A Bulletin For Sale
Advertisement VIII Sell Ii
FOR SALE


MILLIONS now. poor are destined to |
become rich. Knowing this fact, we are |
purchasing 70 Long Beach lots in the |
potential oil belt, leasing $50 others and |
drilling them for oil, today--not tonor- |
row., B. & M. certificates at $40 each |
Will give you ownership in our half mill |
lion dollar company Sixty thousand dol |
lars worth already purchased by our |
Long Beach clients, right here in the |
field, Out Of state clients should send |
checks and orders direct, to California /
National Bank. Long Beach, for number |
OF certificates wanted. Bank will prompt |
graphic references: Long Beach Cham |
Der Of Commerce, Realty Board, or
Banks Hughes & Krotz Greater Iona |
Beach Realtors, Hotel De Luxe Corner, |
Long Beach, Calf. mar18d |
EaIBOSs your own stationery as you
need 1t neat and attractive; red stamp |
for samples Schmalz. Box ga. st. Louis, !
nar18d
FOR sALE-Rahbtt hound pups, half
beagle, good hunting stock, Z weeks old
males $40, females IS. 2. Bradford
Smith South Canterbury Conn may1Sd
FOR. sALE-Beautiful country home,
with 80 acres choice land, apples pears,
full description. send for circular A. Fl.
Maine. Groton, Conn. nar1Sd
WIRELESS telephones; entertain your
TRENDS; no experience necessary; we
nave everything IN wireless equipment;
complete sets SIS up; tuners, detectors,
alnpilners, or plans to make your own
agents wanted, Arnbrand Wireless Mfg.
Co., Rowayton. Conn. msr1Sd
FOR sALE-A beautiful seven-room
cottage in city, with all improvements
except steam heat. garage for two cars,
also barn and henhouse, some fruit trees
bargain price only $4,000 Apply to w.
F. Hill. Thayer Bldg. mar1Sd
FOR sALE-Bicycle, in very good con-
dition and cheap. 40 Mckinley Ave.
mar1Sd
FOR SALE-Cottage house of six
rooms, with garden. only five minutes
walk from Franklin Square great bar
! gain for right party price 81, 400 ". L.
| Hill, ThaYer Bldg mar1Sd
FOR sALE-Beigfan hares months
| Old; collie. price $40; also one bicycle,
sheTInan Rogers, Nauwecus Hill. Tel.
! 1861. martSd
FOR sALE-Seyeral eight-frame stan
| dard bee hives and suDers complete sci
! UP and painted; some We're never used J,
sections. foundations, exc. j. Kellogg
Hall. Phone 1914. mar1Sd
FOR SALE-Toung new mich Jersey
! COW: registered Berkshire boar serv &C.
| s.. James Turnbull Wauwecus HILL
j NoEwic.l Town nariSd
EoR iLE-IIitchen range hot water
I front aeuter, alright wood stove In
quire No. II Boswell Ave. mar1Sd
ZOE SALE -sjz--oo'n cot,are N Gne
co'f.itioa hot air furnace ciN water,
! eelac le2is. tej"-'7o'.e lot 60x2oo,
| g2rag" tor ,Np lu:- 1aincs, WA e;ectfic
hghts ana csn1ou, floor, fin, neisnboI-
mood. v.7eliH 10 minutes weak Of c3uici,.
s;fuo., minis AID trolley, G-cazl-E...: sac-
ton; $50 Tor quick sale lei. 9l1-15.
narlSd
60
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

WANTED-Man - work OIL farm
must understand all kinds Of farm work.
y. !. 8. CrandalI, Norwich, H. u. s.
Te-. 1SS1-1S lnari7d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
MARRIED

uJ SHEE -JACKsoN-In Longmeadow,
Mass. March Il. 1922, Ward H.
rustce Of Longmeadow and Miss Lolita
jackson OF Wiliimautic.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

" ASTED--Position rs sheet metal
worker; Understand sheet meta! work.
p 45Z. Dauie.soU. rnar17d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

WAHTED-Man with car to sci the
best Ford oil gauge made SI0D Gar weei.
and ex.-a commissions Accessories Co.
----- Graham, Benton Harbor AIeh.
mari Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

WANTED--Sales representative. for
NorwicA euC adjacent territories. by
PAilade. ph.a concern manufacturing ar
tiele III universal demand only man ca
paD-e OF organizing ana il position 10
handle biz business proposition consider
ed reD.y must contain assurance OF abil-
ity and integrity; personal interview
Will be arranged with our sales manager,
Immediately. Sales Manager, 1888 Dsexel
Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa marI6d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
PRINTING

rRISTTSG Of all kinzE promptly Ezd
neatly eoEe Estimates ,I5Elsty and
eheerfrliy gAsn Tie B-ilIetin Co. g
Franklin St UAy1ff
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
A Bulletin Want
Advertisement Win Gel II
Bonn

H0LBERrON--ln Atop. r. l., March Is,
ls-2. a daughter. Virginia Kathleen, 70
Air- au1 Mrs Howard Holberton.
MNUGS--iu Westerly. Z l., March s,
and Mrs. Herbert W. Maggs.
DoRTCH-In Westerly. r. L, March 10,
fH--. n daughter, Clara LaVena, to
at. and Mrs Thomas Dortch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-13
Local Man Gives
Cops Third Bond
In AS Many Days
Bauwens Deposits 5000 at Po-
lice Station-Faces Trio
of Charges.

What wa said 10 be HIS third bond
within that number of days was
given by Theopheil Bauwens, W.
Seventh st, Sunday afternoon, when
he was brought TO the local police
station. where he was charged with
driving a car while in an intoxicated
condition. by officer Ainley.
1t is said that sBauwens was ar
rested last Friday morning on a war-
rant issued by his wife, who charged
him with stealing over $500 from
her who had withdrawn that amount
from the bank where It had been de-
posted as a joint account.
At the time Of Bauwens' arrest
he was found carrying a 32-calibre
revolver and several shells. for which
he was additionally charged with
carrying a concealed weapon.
At this time he was released after
furnishing $3.50 bxonds-S5OO for
the grand larceny charge and $50
for the concealed weapon charge.
For the last offense his bond was
fixed at $50, which he furnished.
making $500 he had deposited with
the local police department.
Lloyd Miller, 1872 w. First St. was
arrested Sunday afternoon at his
on charges Of house break
ing, preferred by the South Bend
authorities.
George Bullens, sos Rush st. was
arrested Sunday night at 1910
o'clock on Short St, charged with
public intoxication. He will have
his appearance before Judge Raab
in the city court this morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-13
TEMPLE

The S. r. o. sign went to the
front early yesterday at the Temple
theater where the much-heralded
Blood and sand" opened a three
days engagement From the novel
by Vincente. Blasco Ibanez. with
Rodolph Valentino in the starring
role. the picture thrilled and enter
tanned in a most pleasing manner.
A cast Of note and Importance
supports Valentino, including Lila
Lee and Nita Naldi two of the
screens most beautiful women. IN
addition thousands of extras were
employed for massive scenes such as
the bull fight, and the raid on the
bandits stronghold
Blood and Sand" will continue at
the Temple theater today and tomor-
row with a special organ recital
throughout the entire length of eight
reels.
To relieve the more serious vein
Of dramatic emotions. a very funny
Harold Lloyd comedy is also shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-13
Local Man Receives Severe
Hurts in Fall on Rocks

Larry Breeding. sol y. Main 81.
suffered a severly lacerated head and
badly bruised shoulders and back
when ne fell head foremost from the
eide porch OF his residence where he
was working. 10 the rocks that line
the banks Of the St. Joseuh river
about II feet below.
According TO his story. he was
working on the side porch and lean
ed too heavily against the railing
which gave way. hurting him on the
large stones below with considera bic
force. He was Immediately rushed
to the hospital IN the Finch ambu-
lance. where he was given medical
attention by DR.. K. n. Wygant. He
was reported as resting easy Sunday
evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-13
Qiver Park

The regular meeting Of the Ritter
Park Independent club was held at
the home of Mrs. George Wagner,
327 +. Eleventh st. Contest favors
were won by Mrs Harold Mann,
Mrs Ward Steward, Mrs. Fred Slade,
Mrs. John Clymer. Mrs. Edward
Freeze, Mrs. j. W Mills and Mrs.
Mary Cox. A two-course luncheon
was served 10 fourteen guests. The
next meeting will be held Nov. 16.
Mrs. w H. Bertch, Greenlawn av.,
entertained the Ideal Embroidery
club Thursday afternoon. During
the business session plans were made
for the Christmas bazaar to be held
next month. An all-day meeting
will be held Nov . 8 at the home Of
Mrs Louis Borden. s Tenth St
Mrs Carrie Forsythe entertained
the COngenial Thirteen club at her
home, 623 LincOlnway +. Arrange
ments were made TO entertain with
a card party next Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. George Fetters. S.
Eighth st Contests featured the
social hour, favors were awarded TO
Mrs Mary Foster. Mrs. Lenna Pask-
let and Mrs. Dora Evans. A two
course luncheon was served by the
hostess. The regular meeting of the
club will be held Nov % at the
home of Mrs. Lenna Foster, 5. Car
roll St
Mrs. J W. Swartz. district field
secretary of the Home Missionary
society and Mrs Ehram conference
treasurer were present at the meet
ing of the River Park NJ. z. Church
Missionary society Friday night and
gave interesting and instructive
talks on missionary work
Co. c. s. Bullock. municipal rec
reation director presented an illust
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-13
FIRST CONCERT OF
SEASON Is GIVEN
BY MADRIGAL CLUB
Hundreds Hear Musical Pro-
gram of Merit at First NJ.
l.. Church Sunday.

With the view OF fostering better
music In the community. the Madri-
gal club OF this city. gave the first OF
a series OF concerts Sunday after
noon at The First Methodist Episco-
pal church, where a program Of IN
usual merit was rendered. The club
was. assisted by Ralph Burkhart.
harpist, Mrs. Violet Shy Parks. VIC
linist and c. o. Kruger. tenor Of
South Bend. Selections by a mixed
chorus were also a feature. the fol-
lowing men assisting. c. o. Kroeger.
James Kerr. tenOrs. South Bend;
Fred Hoef.uger. L. elem Sheibley.
tenors. George Burnett. William J.
Goats. Russell Driver and Fred Nc
Kitrich. bassos.
The program consisted OF the fol-
lowing numbers Greetings 70
Spring" Strauss, MadrigaI mixed
chorus, song Without Words, -
Butler. harp solo by Mr.. Burkhart:
ION the shore" NeidIinger. alto
solo by Mrs. Marie Fenze YOcam;
Wake Miss Indy" Warner. Madri-
gal club "Liebes Gene" Herbert.
violin solo. Mrs. Parks. Drink to
We only " TN mime Eyes O4u
English" and Autumn Lullaby"
Madrigal club: THE Heavens Are
Telling Creation" Hayden. mixed
chorus.
Accomplished Artists.
Sundays concert was one OF the
best musical entertainments ever
given in this city. Every member OF
the club is an artist OF ability in
solo work and several are accomp-
hshed pianists and organists. The
names OF the members ere as follows
Mrs Margaret Duck Corporan. pia-
mist, accOmpanist and business man.
ager; Mrs Marie Fenzi Yocam.. Mrs.
Elizabeth NJ Watson. Mrs. Olive
Burr Slocum. Mrs. Ethelvyn NJ.
Woodward. contraltos: Mrs. Bertha
Kitson Tyler. Mrs. Estella Frank
Jernegan. Mrs. Helen 2. Yeager and
Miss Winifred Wunderlich, sopranos.
The second concert Of the series
will be given at the First Presbyter-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-13

rated lecture on The Castles OF The
Old World" at the meeting OF the
River Park Civic club. held at the
school house. last night. The club
viii hold a social and business meet
ing Dec. u.
Mrs F. r. Whitcomb. Nineteenth
st, spent yesterday in Berrien
Springs. Mich. a guest OF her mo-
Their. Mrs Mary Whitman.
B. NJ Ritter OF Cleveland. o..
George Landrick Of Washington.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-13
PURCHASE KIzER HOME.

Mrs. Lulu Crofoot. 529 w. Grove
ST. has purchased the Garst Kizer
home at 613 S. Main ST. She will
take possession Dec. 1. Mr.. Kizer
and his family will move TO Dowa-
giac, Mich. where he has bought a
home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-13

Mrs. Henry Van Acker. $50 w.
Sixth st, who recently underwent a
serious operation al St Joseph's
hospital. has sufficiently recovered
20 be removed TO her home.
Mrs p. r. Tusing. r. +. D. No.
South Bend. submitted TO a seri-
Gus operation has left the hospital
for her home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-13
VISITING GRANDMOTHER.

Forest and Ethel Clouse. Doster,
Mich. spent Saturday and Sunday
as the guests Of their grandmother
Mrs. Anna Moore. 124 10 Lincoln
way W. and other relatives.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-13

OILS. 122 ". Lawrence St: one
daughter, Wanda Irene. and one sis
ter. Mrs. Marie Ditsch. also OF this
city.
The body is being held at the
Coats Funeral home until funeral
arrangements are made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-13
HERE FROM INDIANAPOLIS

Mr.. and Mrs. George VI. Raab, Of
Indianapolis are visiting the form
er's mother, Mrs. Elizab beth Raab,
901 Z. Fourth St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-13
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Manhattan ................ S11.0O
Illinois Egg or Lump ........S10.O0
White Ash Lump or Egg S 800
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