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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

| favors The home was tastefUIly
decorated with roses and autumn
garden flowers.
A unique affair OF wednesday was
the banquet held at noon az the First
Christian church by the members OF
the Sunshine circle IN honor OF all
members Of the congregation over
20 years OF age. Twenty-three
guests were present, the average eye
OF each being 70 years. JOsephus
Brewer, aged 81, and Mrs Emily
OsbOurne. aged 50, were the Oldest
guests. +. 5. Dunnahoo. one OF the
first white settlers Of South Bend
was present. Four Of the guests
have been affiliated with the church
for % years. Mrs. c. W. Osbourne
sang. When You and I Were Young,
Maggie" and silver Threads Among
the Gold" Mrs Fred Trulland
read Aged Pair" by Edgar Guest.
The decorations were done in the
Sunshine colors. Following the pro-
gram informal "reminiscences were
enjoyed by those present.
Mrs. I. W. Fries ana Mrs. Grover
Whiteman entertained the members
, OF the Child Conservation league,
! Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Fries TO S. Clinton ST. Z.
w. Barnes gave a talk on his work
with the Boy Scouts and Mrs. Sam
ueI Alper entertained with readings.
Thirty-five members were present.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. G. +. Morrow. 526 z. Indiana
av.. October %.
The regular monthly business
meeting OF the Ladies Aid society
OF Stuu Memorial Methodist Episco-
pal church was held at the church
Wednesday afternoon with % MEM
bers IN attendance. It was decided
TO hold an all day meeting for sew
ing at the church next Wednesday
and TO hold a rummage sale next
month. the date and place TO be an
nounced later The hOstesses for
| the afternoon were Mrs. f. o. And
| erson. Mrs. w. b. Allen, and Mrs. w.
! II. Braman. The next regular bust
/ ness meeting viii be held at the
church on Wednesday November g.
| Mrs. II. c. Barber. Mrs. B. z. Ber-
ger, and Mrs. CT. S. Bunch will be
/ the hostesses.
/
Mrs. Robert Milton, 404 W. Wash
ington av.. was hostess to the mem
bers Of the Wednesday club at her
home Wednesday afternoon. Cur
I rent events and a review of DR..
/ Maurice Francis Egan's book Con
| LESSONS Of a Book Lover" presented
| by Mrs. George Beitner were the
/ features Of the program for the az
! ternoon Ten members were pres
/ ent. Mrs. Walter A. Funk will en-
I terrain the members at luncheon in
| two weeks at her home, 1913 w.
( " ashington av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
Revelations Wife sqoAA58Sa556s

Tor the commission OF the most das-
tard!y crime IN the world-the kid
mapping OF a little chud-that 7
could not entirely Danish a corrod-
ing doubt Of the man bv my side.
"hlch neither my reason nor my
instinct warranted
had no opportunity for any ex-
tended mental debate on the sub
ject, for Mr.. Underwood was speak
ing again, and dogged my facul-
ties into attention.
Yes. it was 20 be expected you'd
fall for her" he repeated. as II he
had been debating the subject with
himself But what the devil the
Dickey-bird was about 20 let her
breathe the air within q radius OF a
hundred miles of YOU I don't see.
He ought 10 know-better than any
body else IN the world-what she is
capable OF. and yet he opened the
cage door and let her in. or did
YOU do that little trick without con-
sulting him."
NO. I said family. Il talked IL
over with him before she came 20
US"
DO YOU mean TO tell me that he
didn't put up any lick?"
WHY should he?" I asked spirit
edly The girl seemed thoroughly
remorseful. and she was broken and
! friendless. Then, too. think
Dicky thought IL was strictly my
affair"
That's the trouble with you and
Lii" he declared irrevelant'y
You've been permitted 10 decide al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

shades-cOpper, sable, bronz, cocoa,
amber, beaver, topaz. chocolate.
Muffin and maple sugar are new
shades of tan. Gamma and wall
o-link is a new brown that is very
popular
A good thing 70 remember this
season when asking for a certain
shade OF brown is that wood
browns" is a name that will cover
them all if necessary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
SOCzetm:


1irs c-a1p. 1904 49, wash
irerer ar sras hostess ThurFday AZ
tcrnooa to the members on the
TarrsLav Bldee club. The after
noon v-as spent 40 the bridge tables
ard the fav1r5 Of the afternoon were
given 20 aTrs James MaIOney, Mrs
T. w. 1IcGann and Mrs Kari King.
E-ouowinr the game a buffet lunch
1ou was cd 20 eight guests from
charmingly appointed table bear
llr a cluster or red and white curly
astsrs on the afternoon or oct %
the club VIII be entertained az the
home OF 1I-s. Lew Fleming. =. South
st.
The music department OF the
Progress club met Thursday after
room at O'Clock az the clubhouse
The Eeein musical program was IN
charre " 1Irs. James Cover and Mrs.
Forest o. Hayes The first number
was vocal solo. MY Desire" BY
Eavln. SUM by Mrs Walter Bryan
end was followed by an interesting
sketch of the composer. Ethelbert
Novln given by Miss Maude Heath.
Miss Vida Su0nts pleased with two
violin s%os Good Night" and
"CoudoTIeri.- - after which Mrs. ]. A.
Rode and Mrs. Bryan sang a duet
entitled. "Oh. That We Two Were
ANA ing" Mrs Rode also sang
"ATlzhty LAX A Rose and The
Rosary. The program concluded
with q piano solo by Mrs. Charles
Echadt TN 1Iy NeighborhOod Car
den" The accomplish for the aft
eruoou was Mrs. James Cover. Dur
ing the social hour which followed.
dainty refreshments were served by
tho hospitality committee OF the aft
eruoon Mrs Walter Fassnact, chair
man. Mrs LaRue Smith, Mrs. Sam
Trngar. Mrs. James Woodcock. A mu
sleaIe-tea wiz be given next Thurs
cav afternoon at the home or Mrs.
Walter A. Bryan. 101 n. Shore dr.
tho artists presenting the program
are Jennie Thatcher Beach. soprano
Hal Van Aiken. vlolnist; Dora Hers
henow. pianist. Tickets may be Sc
cured at the Grace shop. The next
regular meeting OF the department
will be oct. IS a. which time Mrs.
w. VI. Shirley and Miss Evelyn Full
mer VIII have charge OF the program.
As courtesy TO Miss Ruth Emit
zian. hride-elect of this month,
Miss 1rardeII Hldebrand. COS River
eide dr.. entertained with a miscel-
leanous shower last evening The
evening was spent informally and "a
BUFFET luncheon was served TO II
guests from q table centered with
autumn flowers and foliage.
The south section OF the Woman's
League Of The First NJ. 2. church
was entertained Thursday afternoon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
ADVICE TO GIRLS
By Annie Laurie
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

DEAR ANNIE lLAD ISlF4s
am a girl or IS. I love a young
man who lives IN this town. He is
ore year my senior. but there is an
other young man who loves me also.
He calls on me abou. twice a week,
and I do not even like him. I have
sighted him and even been rude to
him. often I have gone Off and left
him when he calls, but he still Calls
twice a week. How shall I let him
know that do not wish him TO call?
GREEN EYES.
GREEN EYES: When the young
man asks TO call on you, tell him
tina. you have an engagement, or If
you should be in when he does call,
say that you are sorry, but you are
engaged for the evening. This VIM
soon discourage him. my dear.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
A1ggl ! !. q: 8. } |.

The School Mems Wives club will
meet Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. A B. Williamson, 1881
y. College st.
The South Bend Review No 4
will give a Bungalow Apron party
and pot luck supper this evening
at their hall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

A SPLE1N DID HARLEQUIN SUIT.
977S. Here is an ever popular
masquerade design-one that IS sure
20 please and be very comfortable.
II can readily be developed and is
suitable for many kinds OF mate
rails. Calico, cretonne. chintz. mus
In. cambria. satin. and crepe are
good for this model.
The pattern Is cut IN FIVE sizes
6-S and 1912 years for children.
1916 years for Misses, and $40;
42-44 inches bust measure for
adults. A 1912 year size require
"a yards Of 81 inch material for
the suit, and $ yard for cap. A
$40 inch size requires So yards
OF 81 inch material fer the suit and
z yard for the cap.
Pattern mailed to any address on
receipt OF u cents IN silver or
stamIa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

There is never any use ignoring
navy blue, OF course. And some wo-
men always wear black.
rtheless-brown Is the color
Of the season and was used for this
new fall coat and suit as well as for
hundreds OF others now on display.
All the shades have new names.
However, it's not so bad as II might
be since most of them are self-ex-
planatory. Here are some OF the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
STRICTLY BUSINESS

The man who, after passing you
by for ten years suddenly greets
you by your name hasn't been read
ing an editorial on courtesy. He
has just been nominated for some
.hing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

spent quilting oomforters. The next
meeting will take Mace Oct 10 at
which time Mrs. r. Robbins. Sample
st. I'd, will be hostess at an all day
meeting of the society.
Mrs William Kelley, S. Michigan
st. I'd. entertained the Young Moth
ers' Friendship club at an all day
session Thursday A potluck dinner
was served al noon to ten members,
two visitors and IL children. The
table decorations were suggestive Of
Halloween. Games and contests
featured the afternoon. the favors
being awarded to Mrs. Clarence
Carlton and Mrs. Ira Hartman. The
November meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Ethel SmOrski,
Lydlck, Ind.
Miss Ruth Enthan. whose mar
riage to Neal b. Welch will take
.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
NATTrRE NOTE

In Maine and the Adirondacks
mother deer are teaching their
fawns TO lock as little like guides as
possible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs Robert ID. Love. 23f
T. Sample ST. oct 10. a son
Mr. and Mrs. John MorEan- Box
80. r. F. d. No 3 OCT 5, son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

One OF the delightful affairs Of the
mid-week was the bridge party given
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Wal
ter I. Fegan, at her home. 1851 n.
Johnson St. 10 introduce Mrs. W. p.
HanlOn, sister Of Mr.. Fegan, who has
recent, become a resident Of this
city. There were eight tables Of
players and a two course luncheon
was served following the game. Mrs.
L. ". Mccain, Mrs. VI. r. Kava-
naugh. Mrs. Elmer Strayer and Mrs.
HanlOn were presented with the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

The Tawanka Camp Fire group
met Wednesday evening with Miss
Bess Ralston, 170S S. Chaplin st.
Ten members were present. The
next meeting will be held with Miss
Goldie Klein, 81 Fulton CT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
Pattern Editor,
The News-TmeS
Ennfh Rand Ind

Send 12c IN silver or stamps for
our UP-TO-DATE FALL AND
WINTER 1s22-1923 BOOK OF
FASHIONS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

Mrs. Noble Keller. I'll Marietta
St, was hostess TO Is members of
the Independent club at her home
Wednesday afternoon. In a guess
ing contest, Mrs. lucia Thumm won
the prize. The next meeting will
be held in two weeks with Mrs. Ella
Murphy, s. St. Joseph st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

on Thursday afternoon with a lunch
con given at the Robertson Tea
Room at l o'clock by Mrs. James
Kise, Sal Park av. The table was
lovely with it's centerpiece Of pink
roses and sweet peas tastefUuy ar
ranged in a basket. The place or
the honor guest was marked by a
Corsage Of pink rose buds. Places
were laid for Miss Entzian, Mrs.
Clarence LivengoOd. Mrs. J. Donald
Lower. Mrs. Fred Cofield. Mrs.
Diehl Martin. Miss Mardell Hide
brand, Miss Wilma Evans and Mr..
Glenn Slick, Of Detroit. Mich.
Mrs II. Gonker, 1912 S. Main St.
was hostess to the members of the
Fancy Needleworkers club Wednes-
day at an all day meeting. Fourteen
mem ers and one viSitor were pres
ent and spent the day in quilting.
The next regular meeting will be
held in two weeks with Mns. Francis
Spencer, 623 y. Birdsell st.
The Loyal Americans No. 1908
heId their regular session W edneS-
day evening at their hall. Three ap-
plicatiOns were baloted upon and
officers for the coming year were
elected. George O. Snyder was
chosen president, Henry Deal, vice
president, c. II. Finch. secretary, Z.
J. Stauffer. treasurer, Lew Boyer,
ex-presidsnt, Mrs. George Boyce.
prelate, Mrs. Lillian Sender, ser
geant, Mrs. Henry Deal, first cor
pOral, Miss Garnet Stillson, second
corporal, Nelson Debaum, orderly,
Edward Nelson, guard and Oscar
Daynan. sentinel. The installation
Will take place Nov. 10 which the
members may invite their friends.
The regular meeting will be held
Oct. %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

Miss Ruth Entzian. whose mar
riage TO Neal B. WEIGH will take
place Saturday was again honOred
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

20 61lz&ES
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Berren Of
10 LaPorte av announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Mary
Elizabeth. to Matthew Bufkowski
son OF NirAand Mrs. julius Buczow-
ski Of 7G5 w. Napier st. The mar
riage will take place on November
IA at st. Stevens church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

favors The home was tastefUIly
decorated with roses and autumn
garden flowers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-12-29
ULYSSES

Charley Borders and Buster Davis
were. business callers on Sugar Plum
Sunday. .:..:
Samuel Borders, Lee Edwards, BUS
ter Davis and Walter Bowens attend,
ed church at Chestnut Grove Sunday.
Water Bowens Of ThcalAa was
calling on his friends at this place
Saturday. ...'-.. .....
Lee Edwards was shopping at
Charley last week.
Several OF the boys were calling
on s#muel Borders Monday night.
Cid, Castle of Lowmansvllle was 4
business caller at this place recently.
saaimie Borders returned from
New ,HhackeF, w, Va last Thursday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-12-29
Holiday Bargains
Delivered In Oil Fields

All uor sum of 8? IS one big 2 hound
can one can rlln pic peach. nine
agIr.. p,Il,d ruarh,s blackberry
.tr1vn.rr, grrirot slIrrd pcachcg
h,a.y a,lup one can pure bee honey
q. n can. and NJ grirk candy nil
llr s. T.
Give order in oil uclds. We deliver
il rirIt. post haste We viii help
muRo road I'm oil fields Three fcct OF
water In ruH ~. w1Ht nh nIonIc
vino can tu furnish a team and haul
rrch send as Ir,Ir -rhnrk 81 30 or
NyaD, Writ, check for helm 10 make
road np Elaine Ky II I pack baa
made Start Now holm we. lost Slam
We arc. Ia thr market for raw mrs.
winter caught 40 l. dark mink stO.
so mrskrat dark. 81 2h Ma. / ox.
ira h.g pua-um. Sla5; No kitten
muskrur. $3.50. biz No. .rStra large
skmE, 81 80. war striped. ? In, 81 80
no I =. X. barge. SI2O. send parcel
post in bunch lots of Slb and rSt
rrin.
We got plenty money to buy with.
can't ryrrstnck .s y.
We arc In the market for drngacd
hogs, lJr h and undcr l5c cash, head
and lcor on All hams yuu bring us
2or cash. Ia n. and under CSC in
storv. Wo buy hams 80 H. and gIyo
30 h lard. SJUu for odd Drindlp"
hide If weight is in tho hide.
w, We arr. ar" t,adrrs In country butter l5c.
a,d r m,' ' ,, ,"t i,,lIi lurkeSs ~ lhs
gm Ind wc Iorira - ",'ST. u, ~ to49s
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-12-29
TUSCOLA

How fast time flies! 1t seems but
yesterday since we began to write
1922 and now Santa CLAUS has come
with This presents and tokens Of
friendship and remembrance and
past on till another year rolls around.
Sometimes the brightest hopes are
blasted and the clearcst sky obscurcd
by a cloud. At times the lightning
strikes doing great damage when the
sky is nearly clear and great storms
will pass without doing any damage.
On last Sunday night Mrs. Lizzie
Cunningham was taken suddenly i'll
and on Christmas morning DrThomp-
son OF Webbville was called to see
her, S.Ghe is still very sick
Weyare informed that Mrs. Dump
PresIey is dangerously sick.
A number of our farmers have
shipped their tobacco and seem well
pleased with the price.
chat Webb who has been in Ash
land visiting friends came home for
the Holidays.
Laurence Prichard who has been
working on the Mayo Trail came
home Sunday. . "
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur COT
fee last week a boy. .s-.. ..
! ReL James Harvey is holding a
serieg OF meetings at Baker, He has
Sars9 congregations and much inter
est " manifested. atyl. -
ScIiod]a are progressing nicely
herc.S At oiioyillc nearly every ono
in the district OF school age attends
regularly
Misses Virgic and Mary Hutchinson
Of Dennis; Cassie Chadwick of Cad
mus, Madgc Ray and Marie Cunning,
ham we're the dinner guests Sunday
Of Mi and Mrs A. P. Fricnd.
OLD LEM JUCKLENS.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
ADMITS PASSING
FORGED CHECKS;
IS NOW IN JAIL
Corrado Again in Trouble
Will Be Taken Before
Judge Scales

Pleading guilty to forging the name
of A. e. Smith of Mt. Idaho TO checks
he passed on Grangeville merchants,
William Emerson CorradO is in the
Idaho county Jail, and will be taken
to Lewiston TO be sentenced by Judge
w. n. Scales.
COrrado was nabbed in Lewiston
Wednesday, on information from the
Idaho county sheriff's office, and was
brought to Grangeville by Deputy
Sheriff H. Rothwell.
4 check for $15 was passed at the
Thompson Jewelry store, in payment
for watch and chain one for S23.J0
at the Sims store in payment for a
pair of mittens, COrradO receiving the
balance in cash. and one for S15 at the
Geary pool hall. The bogus checks
we're given Tuesday. COrrado left
Grangeville Wednesday.
COrrado had previously served a
term i'm the Idaho county jail for
stealing pair of chaps at White
bird.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
SCALES FILES.
'0USTER CASE.
ON TWEEDy.
Judge Starts Ball Rolling to
Kick Out Attorney Who
Charged Court Is Corrupt
Cites Mrs. Dahlquist and Her
Son Poff, of Culdesac,
in Another Contempt Case

Action to bring about the disbar-
ment, by the Idaho supreme court, OF
Benjamin II. Tweedy, lewiston at
torney, and Progressive candidate FOR
district Judge at the recent election,
was instituted this week by Judge
Wallace N. Scales, of the district
court, at Lewiston. Tweedy Is a
member of the Nez Perez county bar.
At the same time Judge Scales Is
sued citations to Mary Clay Dahlquist
and her son, Earl III. Poff, both OF
Culdesac, to show cause why they
should not be adjudged in contempt OF
court. Contempt proceedings also were
instituted against Tweedy, but were
held in allegiance, pending the out
come of the disbarment proceedings.
The case is the outgrowth Of the
sentence Of Mrs. Dahlquist and her
son, Poff, to terms in the county jail
at Lewiston, last summer, following
their having been fbund guilty by
Judge Scales of contempt Of court
in that they refused to obey a court
order permitting a construction crew
on the North and South highway, to
work on land belonging to Mrs. Dahl
quist, without being menaced and
threatened by the woman and her son.
Tweedy, attorney for Mrs. Dahl
auist. after she and her son had been
sentenced to Jail for contempt, died
suit against Judge Scales, commits
sioners of the Lapwai Highway dist
riot. road contractors, and others, for
100000 damages.
Substance of the complaint was the
allegation that Judge Scales corruptly
and criminally conspired with the
other defendants to defraud Mrs.
Dahlquist out of her land which 1t
was sought to condemn for highway
purposes.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
GRANGEVILLE WINS
FROM NEZPERCE

Coach Shrontz' s Harmony five put
well CREASED skids under the iast Mex
Perez team in basketball game here
Saturday night. The game was fine
exhibition of basketball on the
part of each team. Nez Perez
uncorked number of surprises,
but was unable to cope with
Graneville's fve4man defense forma-
tions. The locals showed less fati-
que than the opposing squad at the end
of each half. Jess Wade refereed and
his decisions were received favOrably
by each team The score was 10 to 16.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
STORES TO CLOSE
SATURDAY NIGHTS

Seteral stores have announced their
intention of closing at o. CLOCK on
Saturday evenings during the re-
mainder of the winter. With roads
is poor condition and the usual run
of winter ahead, these stores fee
that there is no particular demand
for the extra shopping hours son Sat
urday evenings The stores adopting
the plan are the Sims store, Wright
grocery, the Hub, l.. R. Proctor, Mi
Ter hardware, Cash Meat market,
Model Meat market, John Callan,
Wilks millinery, Solman IS Style shop,
C. f. Krakau & Son.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
FIRE DESTROYS
WILEY HOUSE
Flames, Famed by Strong
Southwest Wind, Con-
sumo Bungalow

Famed by strong chinook wind
from the southwest, fire totally des
troyed the residence property of A. r
Wiley, near the railroad station, at G
0 clock Monday night None of the
contents of the house, bungalow, was
saved.
Mrs. Wiley and children are spend
ing the winter in Lewiston. Mr.. Wiley
I'd been in the house during the af
ternoon, and had built fire, to pre-
vent freezing of house-Plants. He left
'the house about $3.50 for the business
section of the city, and was downtown
when the residence was discovered in
flames
Mr. Wiley is of the opinion the house
caught fire from the heating stove. Los:
is estimated at $4,000.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
NNUAL MEETING
OF FARM BUREAU

1oounty Agent GraysOn calls atten-
III 10 the annual meeting of the
Ifaho County Farm bureau, in
a9gevllle, next Tuesday. Business
sslon will start at 10 in the morn
AT noon, luncheon will be served
ne imperial DeaN p. ]. Iddings
- Prof. F. w. Atkison will be here
pm the University of Idaho to adj
ess the meeting. Miss Clara Cow
1 ustrlct home demonstrates lead
" the university extension depart
nt Will address the women on
ails Tor the coming year. Members
i, "e legislature from Idaho county
II attend the meeting, to learn the
rmers desires on legislation.