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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04

Isn't he handsome? Fem
mine hearts piH be all o-flut-
ter 1chen Wallace Reid Games
10 tom IN "Forercr," a screen
Uersion Of peter Ibbetson,
IN Vhich the popular actor CO.
Gtors with Elsie Ferguson.
Reid eoiH be seen an the most
pretentions romantic role Of
his screen career.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
COILS E U M


-.-,rsr are many interesting view
-s'n,. IN the domestic relation
~. and wife. but one or ,he
3 -. 4 provided in Under INC
- the new Paramount teA'uss
- ..,-s,- Gloria swanson. which opens
saturday at the Coliseum -.
- 49,. unusual story unfolds some
- dramatic complications
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
WIN Rogers.

ward for all the heroic things hts
body did under the impulse OF IN.
That's half Of the story. The other
half OF Il ~ that win Rogers plays
the part OF the professor. 10 one
else could have done 4 as he tid q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
WINTER GARDEN
THE -T1IE GuDED LILY"

fFxrameenD
80. Mae Marrsr
..s... usvard. Lowell sherman
49, ~s~mpssr $3.50. .JsHcr Gee@ras
-. rsvars Gerard
Ysnha Drake was In appearance
a ,~zst I silded lily. whom all men
Manfred. But she had a heart De
rs.sh her rouge. and Mae Murray
..c~v. nov noble Lillian was 10 The
s:uted lay the picture drama
1900 AZ TIE Winter Garden unttl
rueS4ay night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04

Age has ever snvied youth sta
energy An. TO 10 a boy again. II
only for a day.
In zone Glorious Day" the body
OF agc. middle age. Is given The spirit
Evening journal., 1922-10-14

How did Judas deliver Jesus
into the hands OF the chief
priests ?-NIktS. 28:47-56.
Evening journal., 1922-10-14
M FLAMINGM
II JEWE:::L!!::;;..9R
h ROBERT w CHAMBERS
<r&tSAk 1909 GEORGE poRAs oo>mAs~

fear brings a fatigue more profound
than that which follows physical
overstrain. But the healthy mind.
like the healthy body. disposes very
thoroughly OF toxios which arise
from terror and exhaustion.
The girl slept profoundly, calmly.
Her bruised young mind and body
left her uDdisturbed. There was
neither restlessness nor fever. Sleep
swept her with It's clean. sweet tide.
cleansing the superb youth and
health OF her with the most wonder
ful balm in the Divine pharmacy.
She awoke late in the afternoon.
opened her flower-blue eyes. and saw
State Trooper stormont sitting by
the window. and gazing out.
Perhaps Ewes confused senses
mistook the young man for a vision;
for she lay very still. nor stirred
oven her little finger.
After a while Stormont glanced
around at her. A warm. delicate
color strained her skin slowly, even
ly, from throat TO hair.
He got up and came over 10 the
bed.
Evening journal., 1922-10-14

by" he said in a low tone. He
he's rather important TO the outfit.
Play along. You'll find him fair in
the main"
Before Sally could answer. Harry
Stanley came hurrying up. his face
radiant with pride. The others saw
wholesome college lad with the
budding seriousness OF a lad about
10 go out into life.
Pretty as a picture. Sallyl BY
gosh. how glad am to see you.
Gee-a picturel"
Sally seized his outheld hands.
Picture OF a scared cat, Mr.
Harryl" she laughed. IF you only
knew what It means 10 see a face
out OF the old times"
Golden watched with interest this
picture OF fresh gladness Sally
turned 10 Lucy Bennet.
This is Harry Stanley, Miss Ben
net. worked for his mother once.
He was always as nice as-as sun
light TO me-" She said 1t with such
simple sincerity that even Candy
listened with respect.
You weren't hard 10 be nice TO. q"
grlnned Harry. shaking hands with
Lucy. but unable 70 take his eyes
of sally. Il was afraid you'd be too
Evening journal., 1922-10-14
By Olive Roberts Burton

Twelve Toes. the sorcerer. was
furious when Light Fingers returned
without the Fairy Queens automo-
bile. Just furiousl
My. how he did storm up and
down with rage and stamp his foot
and tear his hair and bite his nails
and gnash his teethl
Poor Light Fingers. the bad little
fairy who worked for him. didn't
know where TO look. He had done
the best he could.
II wasn't his fault that. just at the
very minute he was going TO scatter
the tacks on the road IN front Of the
magic automobile that Nancy and
Nick were taking 10 the Fairy Queen,
someone grabbed him by the collar
and stopped him.
''I'u try again. he said when
Twelve Toes got over his rage.
Very we'll" said the sorcerer.
'T'il whistle for Comet-Legs 10 come
and give us some good advice"
SO he put two fingers IN his mouth
and whistlef like a fre whistle. and
pretty soon there was a whizzing in
the air.
Councillors appeared. his crooked
legs wrapped around the star he al
ways rode.
He tied his star 20 the top OF
tree and climbed down.
whats wrong?" he asked when
he had shaken hands with Twelve
Toes. the sorcerer, and Light Fin
gers. the bad little fairy. what can
do for you2"
Twelve Toes answered:
Light Fingers here stole the
Fairy Queens automobile for me
end then the Twins. Nancy and Nick
got 81 back. sent Light Fingers
back for II by way OF a magic beam
stalk. but the appie-tree fairy caugs
him and stopped him. Now we don.
know what 10 do. Can you help
us?"
"surei" nodded Councillors. posi-
lively. I've got an idea already"
(To Be Continued)
Copyright, 1922, NEA service)
Evening journal., 1922-10-14
Our Poets Corner
For Verses Written Specially for
The Evening Journal.
AUTUMN
BY MARY II. DUYER,
Of swarthmore College.

The long days OF summer are over
And. autumn has begun:
Each tree Is a different color
Beneath the October sun.
The sky in autumn IS beautiful,
Such a lovely color OF blue;
And as I gaze at the broad brown
fields,
It's a wonderful sight 70 view.
The trees are losing their foliage
or red and yellow and brown;
They look like fiocks OF colored birds
As they fiutter 70 the ground.
Far over on distant hill
The trees look like a rainbow
there;
And the colors. together with the sky.
Are beautiful beyond compare.
There are some who dislike autumn
When birds and flowers go away.
But after the SHOWS Of winter
They'll return on a bright Spring
day.
am never sad when autumn comes,
When all things seem TO weep;
II puts my heart at rest to know
That the trees and tho flowers
sleep.
Evening journal., 1922-10-14
Cinderella Sally
Sally Again Sees
Harry Stanley
By Zoe Beckley

Harry stanleyl Sally, with flush
ing face that changed her pink
rouge to ruby, turned over the card
to find there scribbled in an eager
hand: "Oh. Sally. II you remember
me. please see me-for aud lang
syne. Harry"
Harry Stanley. the nice. friendly
boy who had taken her part against
his motheri Who took no notice OF
a slavey's garb but was kind 10 her
"a drudge. The first human being
10 whom she had been more than
'Cinders!"
ooh. do tell him 10 come I'M" she
cried eagerly TO tho stagehand, who
nodded and left. MY only-the
first friend 1 ever had" she said.
Evening journal., 1922-10-14
SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
great three-coruered duel was pc
ing fought IN the North Woods FOR NE
possession OF the priceless gem tne
Flaming Jewels. IL had hrst peeh
stolen from the royal casket OF the
COUNTESS OF ESTHONlA by the. IN
ternational thief, ,,,,.1.
QUINTANA. In Paris, Mike Clincn
had stolen the Jewel from Quintana
and carried II back 70 his disreputaole
hotel at Star Pond. whore he hoardea
it for the education Of his beauoful
EVE sTRAYER. Then there arrived,
JAMES DARRAGH. under the name
OF
HAL SMITH. who had sworn to re-
store the Jewel 10 the now beggared
countess. Quintana and his gang
also arrive 10 regain the stolen loot.
Ouintana captures Eve. who Is hiding
the Jewel packet, but she escapes al
ter cruel treatment She Is brought
back semi-conscious 70 Clmch.s by
STATE TROOPER STORMONT On
entering the camp she drops the
packet and IL Is taken by
JAKE KLOON and
EARL LEVERETT, two disreputable
hangers-on. Clinch swears 10 wipe
out Quintana's gang, and with them,
KloOn and Lsyerett-
Evening journal., 1922-10-14

her eyes suffused. turning to Lucy
Bennett. and tonight, OF all times."
You'll have TO put him off, Miss
Sally" Canby's voice came coldly.
You're engaged"
Not for anythingw
The little financial baclter OF the
Frolics stared at the country girl
who calmly turned down his invita-
tion for a schoolboy. His eyes mar
rowed.
'All right" he said indifferently.
suit yourself" He turned and be-
gan to talk 20 Lois Fern. the regaI
chorus lady, who had prophesied
Sally's danger. Sally saw depression
settle upon Golden's uneasy face.
He came to her.
Don't be too brusque with Can
Evening journal., 1922-10-14

How do you reel7" he asked,
awkwardly.
Where is dad?" she managed to
Inquire in a steady voice.
He won't be back till late. He
asked me to stick around-in case
you needed anything
The girls clear eyes searched his.
Trooper stormont?"
Eyes. Eve"
Dads gone after Quintana."
rs he the fellow who misused
your"
Il think So"
who j. 1e2"
'I don't know"
rs he your enemy or your step
father's?"
But the girl shook her head. I
can't discuss dads affairs with
with"
with a State Trooper" smiled
Stormont. That's all right, Eve.
You don't have TO-"
There was a pause; Stormont
stood beside the bed. looking down
at her with his dimdent. boyish
smile. And the girl gazed back
straight into his eyes-eyes she had
so often looked into in her dreams.
I'm to cook you an egg and bring
you some pie" he remarked, still
smiling.
did dad say am to stay in bed7"
THAT was my inference. DO you
feel very lame and sore?"
MY feet burn"
you poor kid! Would you
let me look at them? have a first
aid packet with me-"
After a moment she nodded and
turned her face on the pillow. He
drew aside the cover a little, knelt
down beside the bed.
Then he rose and went downstairs
TO the kitchen. There was hot wa
ter in the kettle. He fetched It back.
bathed her feet. drew out from cut
and scratch the fakes OF granite-gritI
and brier-points that still remained
here.
From his first-ald packet he took
a capsule. dissolved It, sterillzed the
torn skin, then bandaged both feet
with a deliciously cool salve, and
drew the sheets intA place.
Eve had not stirred nor spoken.
He washed and dried his hands and
came back. drawing his chair nearer
TO the bedside.
"sleep. II you feel like IT," he said
As she made no sound or move
ment he bent over 10 see II she had
fallen asleep. And noticed
that her flushed cheeks were wet
with tears.
Are you suffering7" he asked
gently.
NO. You are so wonderfully
kind. ="
WHY shouldn't I be kind7" he
said. amused and touched by the
girls emotion.
II tried TO shoot you once. That
Is why you ought to hate me"
He began 10 laugh; "Is that what
you're thinking about?"
"I-never caD-forget-"
Nonsense. We're quits anyway.
Do y-u remember what I did TO
ypu?"
He was thinking OF the hand
cuffs. Then, in her vivid blush he
read what she was thinking. And he
his lips on her palms.
He, too, now was blushing bril- !
.iantly st memory of that swift. sud
dan rush ~ ropaontfc ta,dor,o..
which this girl had witnessed that |
memorable day on Owl Marsh.
CONTINUED I'm Our Next Issue)
Evening journal., 1922-10-14

proud to see a kid from college on
such a night OF triumph.
Il say. let me do the stage-door
Johnny stuff, Will you. Sally. and
you and Miss Bennett trot along with
me TO some spify luncheon for a
sandwich and sarsaparillal"
Even in his eagerness he noted
the embarrassing pause. Candy
turned 70 see how sally would take
the invitation. Golden was obviously
Evening journal., 1922-10-14

III at ease. Miss Bennet herself was
az a loss. Il was Sally who jumped
into the breach:
I'D love 20. butt don't know
what 20 do. Mr.. Candy has already
asked us 70 his house" Candy
turned urbanely to them:
Perhaps Mr.-Stanley will come
with us" he said politely.
That settles iti" cried Sally 10Y
ously. "we'll all CO."
ITO BE Continued)
Copyright, 1922, NEA Service)
Evening journal., 1922-10-14
RoNEY sEEs RRAzIL.

Clarence n. Roney. of 12i9 d
street, who Joined the navy a few
months ago. is on the u. S. S. Ne
vada. Off the coast OF Brazil. Mr..
Roney visited the Brazilian centen-
NAL.
Evening journal., 1922-10-14
Sausage rolls for breakfast: After

Sausage rolls for breakfast: After
pricking a pound OF sausages. bake
in oven for twenty minutes on flat
dish. Then roll round each half
sausage thin slice OF bacon and
roll in a thin paste such as used for
meatpie crust. Wrap in hot butter
ed paper and bake for 20 minutes
longer
Evening journal., 1922-10-14
A BIBLE THOUGHT
u FOR TODAY
Bible Thoughts ncmoriEed. vii prove =
priceless heritage In after yeafn.

a NATIONS GREATNESS
Righteousness exalteth a ma
ton; but sin is a reproach 20
any people.-Proverbs 14:34.
OhfNIPOTENT CARE:-
The Lord shall preserve thy
going out and thy coming In
from this time forth, and
even for evermore.-Psalm
121:S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19
Bill Would AHOIU State
To RUId County Roads

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. Is
The Indiana Highway commission
may build county roads if the bin
that has been proposed by John
Williams. director. passes the next
session Of the state Legislature
Charles Peterborough. of the legis-
lative reference bureau said today
williams stated that ! severe
counties have desired that the COM
mission build the roads for them
Scott county is Withholding a S36,
600 road bond issue pending the
legislatures action Lake county Is
also contemplating issuance Of road
bonds if this bill is passed, Williams
said
According TO marlborough the
law granting the highway commits
ion this power would raise the
'audard of county roads for the
1me cost and would eliminate local
outics being involved in building
them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19

legislative program Twenty two
state representative answered the
quest.ornaire. il was sad
This is considered a very s1tisfac-
tory return. according TO Mrs. Wal
ter 5. Greenough. state president.
only one letter was mailed and no
delegations OF women visited the
candidates. The QUESTIONABLE was
sent out a. much for the purpose OF
informing the candidates OF the
leagues platform a. for ascerta.nins
the attitude OF each man. .t was de-
clared.
Sen-elect Samuel " Ralst0n an
swered COMPATIBILITY yes 20 each
OF the questions in the list sent 10
national candidates. Two represen-
tatlves Arthur r. Greenwood Of the
second district. and Fred PurneI OF
the ninth. answered yes" TO all
questions Others were favorable 20
part OF the program Two would
make no promises. but were willing
10 express personal opinions the
rational qUestionnai was in re-
gard 20 proposed legislation favored
by the National League of Women
Voters in the interest Of women and
children.
Four state senators are favorable
10 the five proposed measures on the
state QUESTIONABLE. it was said.
Others are favorable 20 part Of them.
Many answered that they favored
some measures in principle but were
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19
PRIZES FOR LEGION
POSTS IN CAMPAIGN
State Commander Announces
Awards for Increases in
Membership.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 1S-Bay-
>m0nd Springer. of Connersvile.
f has been appointed a member OF
~ state legislative committee of
thc indiana department, American
sion. it was announced at state
D. adquarters. The appointing
was made by Perry Faulkner ST.
commander.
other members OF the legis.at
committee are Claude r. Gregg.
Ninceunes, Arthur r. Robinson, o-
Indianapolis. Frank McHale. OF Lo-
Elnsport, ora Davis. mayor OF Ter
d. Haute. Or. George b. Hunt. OF
Richmond; Sanford Srarks. Of
Greeusburg
The per capita dues for Legion
n1ires in Indiana next year will be
S1.75. an increase Of % cents over
this year National headquarters of
the Legion receives 81 Of each mem
ber's dues for maintenance and
subscription To the American Lee
giUn Weekly and the remaining 70
cents goes for maintenance of state
headquarters and subscription 10
the IOosier LeEiOnnaire
Legion posts On Indiana viii re-
Ceivc money prizes for first, second
and third places .u -FOUR classes ia
a membership campaign. FRANK
Henley state a5jutant. has announc-
cd The $50 posts fin the state have
been divided in four classes. &C
TordinE 20 their sizes. and prizes
viii De awarded to the first three
posts in each class 90 remit their
1928 state ind national dues I'm ex-
cess or 1929 dues
The national executive committee
~ the Legion has authorized the
Nmhlem division 90 work out
banner TO be the official banner
for county councils OF the Legion
a sample OF the new emblem viii
arrive nj hca 3Quarters next week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19
HEARING IN POWER
MERGER IS BEGUN
Brewer Corporation Seeks to
Take Over Seven Indiana
Public Utilities.

i$DIANAPDiIS sos. I. The
public service comm Jon ..I4y bee
san public hnarrl .u he petition
of the Northern Indian Power Co...
Joseph H. Brewer corporation. for
authority 20 bus seven northern Inc
diana public utilities o. 1u the 1ass 20
en- aggregate value s1.d 90 be app
Uroxlmate.y IS 100000 and for au-
thority 20 issue eG.gs2 500 Of secur-
files and assume 81 $4,000 ~ bond
Cd iudebtedness
The principles involved .n the pre-
posal are said .n Che conan on Of
fees 90 be virtually identical with
those az stake in the Indiana Eiec-
trio Corporation case. now pending
in the Supreme court Tie electric
corporation also Is Brewer organ
lzaton and sought o. consolidate
seven Indiana public utilities. some
OF which 90 now IL proposed 90 con-
EOlidate into the Northern Indiana
Co. Others proposed for c0nsoIda-
tiOn in the electric corporation dear
since have been consolidated in an
other manner
When the electric corporation case
IVA taken into the Marion Superior
Fcourt. Room 2. Judge Linn D. Hay
ruled that the comm Issi0u illegally
had authorized the corporation deal
and the corporation appealed 20 the
supreme court. The corporation pro-
posal raised a storm Of opposition IN
the cities affected. but no protest
against the new deal has been pre-
scented 20 the commission.
In public speech Friday night
J Ohm w. McCardle chairman OF the
commission. defended the action OF
the omuission in authorizing the
corporation deal that later was over
turned 10y the court
The Northern Indiana Co. was in
corpOrated nine days ago and inn
mediateiy pet.uoned the commission
for authority 20 carry out It's pur-
poses The commission shortly
thereafter set the date for the hear
ing. giving the case immediate atten-
ton. Commissioner Edgar NJ Bles-
sing presided at the hearing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19
Litter of Hogs Attempts
To ImDrOUe [ pom Nature

BRAZIL Ind Nov IS-A Clay
county litter of pigs appears 20 be
irving 10 improve on the character
istics OF the hog family as fixed hy
nature Roy Closer. "A farmer OF
Cass township has nine pigs OF
which one has five toes on all -four
feet and two others have toes on the
front feet and six toes on the hind
feet The other SIX piss are normal
Tn former filters from the same
sow one 90 the pigs had FIVE toes
on each foot instead OF four as
provided hy nature
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19
Indiana and Mlclu6dn News
Chippewa Proves
"HoneSt Injun"
In Repaying Loan

DETROIT. Nov In.-lr take
more than the bad hooch" Of a
-rcet cltv % dun the traditional
Conscience ofJthu Chippewa l9-year
.Il Indian Of Mackinac Island. He
proved himself "A strong man. virtu-
au- u the leading trait OF his fore
fathers. az he strobe from the cor
r.aors~t Receiving hospital with the
eternal crown Of an Honest Injun
November o. police discovered
John the victim Of an accident al
lafayette az and Hastings ST. A
riglbie frewater" had sprung an
ambush attack and he was taken 20
Tho hospital 20 recover.
The next morning. Johns guar
DIAN angle appeared In the form Of
Miss u. " Ledo. Information nurse.
who loaned him 81 that he might
seek a friendly tepee and cOnvalesce.
Miss Ledo. faithless. angle kissed
the 80 goodbye.
Friday John stakled the admit
ting desk OF the Institution, de
handing TO see that nice woman
So no had made his exit that memoir
able morning an honorable and dig-
nided one. He had come 70 pay hi
debt as his forefathers would hay.
done.
Ii was Miss Dedo's day off John
ragged He grunted in great dissa.-
istact.on He did some whoopins l-
the very disappointment OF the
thing. but he wouldn't trust any
Of the doctors and attendants who
offered TO carry the money 20 Miss
I.edo when she came to work the
next day.
ObtaiDtIg Ier address. John sped
TO the Ledo home at 100 +. Forest
av i'm a taxicab and after a fretful
adventure at various doors Of the
house. finally found Miss Ledo He
insisted he give her So. the extra 81.
ne said. being a fair allowance for
interest Miss Ledo said she could
accept only 50.
Then his heart overtiOwed with
qualification toward his .benefactress-
John brought forth a bottle con-
tanning the likes of which his proud
forefathers are said to have swap
ped Belle Isle for
Exit John, still wearing the
crown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19
Bootleg Bandits Shoot
Driuer off Truck Sea-

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. Is.
HACKERS who practice the gentle
art Of stealing bootle- whiskey en-
route-at the point of guns. If nee
essary-are plying the roads be-
ween Indianapolis and Linton. Mike
Mascara. fruit dealer. could testify,
Saturday
Nike is in the hospital recovering
from buckshot wounds in the face
when the bootleg bandits shot him
off the seat Of his fruit truck five
miles west Of Danviue late Friday
night.
Four negroes and a well-dressed
white wan in a large. high-po
automobile drove alongside Of Mas
CARTS truck. The white man fired
a sawed-on gut which bowled Mas
carl into a ditch The negroes
searched the truck for liquor and
drove away. Mike had taken toad
Of Bananas 20 Linton.
p. b. Cleaners. I2S y. lafayette.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19
COnfesses $4,000 SlOindle
From CdSSOpOIiS Farmer

CASSOPOLIS. Mich, Nov. Is
Sheriff sherman F. Wyinan return
ed last night from Baltimore, Md.
with l. l.. Reed. alleged head of a
trio sought as swindlers. J. NJ.
East. Of Cassopolis, is complainant
in a case against ReeC who per-
suaded East. the latter says, TO buy
$4,000 worth OF fake stock last
spring. When Easts notes return
ed 20 him discounted and he had re-
Ceived no dividends from his invest
ments he became suspicious and in
formed the sheriff. Reed was locat-
ed and arrested in Baltimore. He
pleaded guilty before Justice Rey-
noIds today and is awaiting sentence.
An alleged confederate of Reed $
was arrested in Hamilton, Ontario
by Under Sheriff Russey and will be
extradlcted next week The third
member Of the trio has not as yet
been located.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19
VOTERS LEAGUE IS
PROMISED SUPPORT
Newly Elected Legislators Cen
orally Favorable to Pro-
gram of Body.

INDIANAPOLIS Nov. IS. ~ tBy
a. PD-The Indiana League Of Wo-
men Voters may well expect rea p
sonable amount OF support for IFS
policies In national and state legiS-
Iat4ve bodies as A result of the recent
election. according to Miss Helen
Rogers Hand. executive secretary.
Miss Hand said that eight of the -
national Representatives who were
elected responded to the question
naire sent out by the league during
the campaign. or "a state senators
who were elected, 10 replied 20 the
questionable on the leagues state
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19
RObber ChOkeS " oman and
Tears Rings From Fingers

DETROIT Mich. Nov. 1S-Bat-
Ting desperately with "a burly negro
whom she surprised at work ON the
silver cabinet in the dining room of
her home. Friday afternoon Mrs
Annie GrieslrEer. wife Of capt VIII
liam Cries niger of Indian I'd. Sand
wich. was choked and beaten by the
negro, and forced 20 hand over her
wedding ring and $1,000 diamond
ring she wore
Then her assailant fled but tos-
sing the Wedd.ns ring aside at the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19

not willing 90 commit themselves un-
III they saw the form OF the t.,l Al
though many Of the successful cand.-
dates do not favor the entire pro-
gram. on the other hand none has
expressed general opposition % the
leIsue. They az are willing 20 give
The wcmen's organization hearing,
u Vas as!d.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19

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