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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
Mnnie abbott int
surner Gbeater
n5he Gaa Of @pme," ser grpRe
slim an atuei Mbenben. @un=
Sernpde Srau bic ni6t sebpben
'ueroet fann, bier in Neripn.

9ie ,aroBe Nttraftior I'M 1urm,
Ibeafer, ndd1ten 9onnfdS5 u1tb Mon=
tag abeno, 8 l1br, lit SRI. Nanit
Nbbptt, utbe little @eprgta Mugnet.'
Dtes 1T ntdt etlpa eth Slim, ionoerr
SRI. Ibbnft mtrS periSnlt6 auf Sci
Biibf1e erl6etnen. Die Game mtegi
1ur ITO Hfunb. sic fann 5ebn
Mta11ner beben, bod f6nren Tie feine
10 WeGr1er. pom 8oben aufbeben,
Ste beniikt meoer MuSfelfrdfte nod
daBerli6e Stlfsinl trlme1lte.
Starfe Mdnncr iinb e%tngela0eu.
Sri. Mbbott 5etst tire &inite ollrd1
Mttbilfeunb unterB eaufiidttgunseines
&omtteeS aus BENT Bublifum. Mlle
9erren, .bie gereist fins, it6 bieiem
&omitee an5u1dlieben, itn0 9ebeten
tbrc Namen an Ser Ibeaterfaiie 81
melben. &eine 5tret6e ober Soften
gegeniiber Sen Serren bonn &omitee.
0oftorsn, itarfe Mdnner nnb 0ez
lebrte ltno beionoerS eingela0en.
@in 5tubl 5mti6en SRI. MbbotiS
offenen 9dnbe11 ann ntGt aus bte1en
cntfernt meroenL @tn 9tod, auf
ibrer offenen 9anb ltegenb, fanr ntdt
bemegt neroer. Sic glauben btes
ntdt? Damn fo1n1ne,l sic ur0 iiberz
3eusen Sic lt6.
She GuI pf Some"
u1be @al Of Some" lit oaS srobe
8botoplan fir Counting uno M}ontag=
abeno. @s lit etn rTamilienbtlb" uno
NITRO ii6erlt6 ser ga15en 6amtlte gez
fallen. Die @r.ttf be5etdnete btefen
Slim oils einen bollmerti3en. Mtr
baben arberbem nod etne quite So
mDbte uro etne Naturanfnubme
Nnr elite &%prteQung.
Nnr etne 8orltenrung on beiben
Nbenben. Mnfong 8 llbr. Sir 1olz
6e, bte it6 peripdien, miro Ser erlte
Ieil mteberbolt.
I'm er Sr6elter Sc Sure nitro ii6,
fpte INNER, NIT ietner Wfn1if ben
Btl0ern anpa1en.
v9rei Mnsfeticre" balb.
Douglas 6atrbanfS miro bal0 tn
BEN u5bree MuSfeteers" CT 6einen.
Salten sic Insi6al1 na6 bem Daz
tnm.
Ser Sbre fit etne quite llnterbol<
tnng
9lbp. 81 San &. VDulO.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
&p95eitem
safiert=2iebl

SaneffzSteol. a.
DienStasmorgen, 9 l1br, ret6ten
fi6 Spiepb 9affert, @obn BON Srau
8orbara Saffert bon Seem Hlm
lno Sri. Mnnte 2tebl, Io6ter BON
6errn Soc 2tebl bon Tairfor In Ser faz
tboliiden @t. Nnortas Stride gu 6air=
far Sic Sdnbe 5um i60nften Bnnbe
bes 2ebens. Sri. Marp 9affert,
5dmeiter be8 BrduttsamS nnb So
5epb 2tebl, 8ru6er Der 8raut, ftanoen
SEM iungen Boare gu Sette.
unmtttelbar na6 ser Irauung
ipurbe I'M 8%aterbauie Set 8raut etn
Sod,eitsfrlbitid etnsenommen, on
sem muir ste nd6iten 8ermanbten oeS
So65eitspaareS teilnabmen. Das
iunge Baar besab it6 am ielben geafz
mittagc auf etne 5o65eitSretie uno
lDirb mad Riidfebr BON oerlelben, letn
Seim bier aufi6lagen.
Die Brant 1T bur6 tire oeri6tebez
1,en 8elube BET Dteiigen 8ermarbten
beitenS befannt tn Stem l1lm. Der
Brdutigam 1T Mittnbaber ser 9effert
Concrete Contribution COMPANY ba=
bier.
SON Stem ulm nabmen an Ser
6od3eitsfeter tell: Trau Barbara
6affert uno Io6ter Marp, 9err unb
grau So. @ntb, George 9affert,
Serr unb Bran Sobn Nrnot.
0pn 8anf= Midael,
Dte 8ermdbllng ben St. @tlltam
g. Son 8anf bon bter NIT SRI.
Sronces Mt6uel BON Serbian fanb
btsn DonnerStag, 9 nbr morgens,
in ser ct. Sobn'S fatbolti6en Stride
IN SorSan ifatt. Nep. @ration tral1z
tebas @o6settSpaar; Sri. @oie Mat6a<
el. eine @dmeiter ser 8rqut un0 81.
Wolf Don Birb S5lano, ein @6ulz
freunb bes 8rdnttgamS, itanoen bem
Brautpaar CUR 9ette.
Ser 8rauttgam lit Der 9obn bon
ssrau Selen Son Banf BON 9or0an1
orabnterte BON Ser Sorban So6l6ule
nnb I'M Sabre 1920 bon Der StaatS=
untperiitdf. 81. 8on 8anf lteb
fid Dor 5met Sabren als praftti6er
gabnorat BIER nte6er nnb 1T beitenS
in Stem Him b FAINT. Dte 8raut
lit eine beltsbte innge. Dame bon.
eSorroqr. no tie au6 Ste 5o6f6ule.
obiolpterGe. @tN 9raonterte TIM Stunt
po11 be,1rn est. gafbertne'S college tn
ct. Saul.
8 Das eladlide innse Yaor beeab
lid auf eirte 6o6se .tSrsiie mad benz.
Tetle bS 5taate8 nno
pirb mad Dem /. Oftober in ibrem
!6eim, I'M @6pb Npartement SanS,
IN Wor0 @tate 5trabe, flr ieine
;Hrsunoe 81 trefen ietn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

- 6rar Daoto Notramel uni
Io6tsr @menbplnn bon @ebiter, g
.. iinb gdite bel SET 56meiter Del
erlteren, Trau .Gb. Glae8man1.
- Sacob Meubal1er unb Barntlt1
bon MtnneapoltS lpare11 unter benient:
gen, Ste lekte Mo6e tn SEEM l1l1r
maren, UNI alte Treunbe unb 8efannf'
tDteoer5uieben.
- Serr nnS Tran @sler s. Dirfi
unb Tamtlte BON Deeorab, Soma uni
.Brau $. 8. Dtttbenner BON Gbanble1
maren lette ISOLDE @dite I'M $. 6
DtrfS 9etm bter,
- Die s.. Setmerotnger Tamtlt,
BON ct. Saul tpetlte lebte Wp1e be.
ibieitaen Breun0en urb gerfpan6ter
gu Beiu6. @ie besaben ii6 an
Montag na6 9leepp she, nm bortt=
gen Bermanoten 8ein6e ab3nitatte1
Dor tbrer Niidfebr na6 ct. Saul.
@alter &rau6 unb 5o6ter,
sBrl. Glite, @err un6 Trau Wtltam
8. &raud, ale BON CT, Saul, Mtlltam
g. Sforf nnb &tnber unb ST.. Bolbs
bon Ipler metlten mebrere Sage be-
in98metie i'm Storf 9eim an Sib
8aibington 9trabe.
- 6err ur1o Brau Werner 8ader
BON MinneapoltS nnb 9err un6 gran
Dape 8ader bon ct. Haul paren
.lebte Mo6e GIT @ait TN 5eime BON
6errn nnb Brau Nugnit 8ader In
Milfor0 Tonnibtp. 5te fame1t per
Nnto nod Dter nnb febrten Montagz
morgen mad, Sen 96pefteritd6ten
Setter &ibberger un6 Trau nrD
SRI. Miee Snbofer BON Iaunto1,
Mtnn., retiten MtttttpD6 na6 Gli3c
BETH, sc. S., no tie etine @6meiter BON
5errn &tbbergera 5dmefter Nl1nifaonella
beln6en merben, melde i6pn felt 50
Sabren I'M Comment Iebt. Sic gez
nngefdbr 2-3 @oden nnter==
pegB gu ein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
6Dnntag bringt nod
1ttebr Geit6eiu6er
8araoe 5prmta snadmittag. Sur
neriides 8rDgramm i'm Surner
8arf inoet Mnflana, Mben01
BrDgramm bnr6 @etpttfer ano
@eqen pereitelt. Set Elm Dnr6z
fhlagenber GrfDlg.

l saffseE s%sx4zfsh - HG .-sgI3 9E@%sS E@r - trFr4a8 @SssTtfg
Scr 5onnfag bra6te etne Wte0erz
bo1ung ser Yarabe, Sic nod bur6 Bic
lgetlnabme Set Inrner BON ct. Balll
nro MinneapoltS peroolitdnotgt murz
De. Ser um5ug bagann l1ngefdbr
UNI 1 nbr nnb bauerte bis mad 2
ubr nnb murbe NIT berielben 8eget-
iterung nno Subel aufgenomme1, mte
ant Gage Dorber.
gurnerifde Gprfabrungen+
6mittagS fanoen turnerif6e
8or fitbrungen ser M%inneapoliS, ct.
Bauler unb Seem thinner Inrner itatt,
Isle tbrsn 2ebrsrn ale gbre ma6te.
Gtre fleine Idn3erin BON ct. Saul
3eigte. tire grasi0ien &iinite, Sic ite
am Mbenb I'M Iurnballen Yarf mtez
oerboft bdtte, tpe1n nt6t ein be tig
|eini ebenber @eiptiteri tnrm biei EN- Sell
|bss YrogrammS binfdlltg gema6t
bdtte. Oa8 Mbenbprogramm, 5, )
turnerti6e goriiibrungen, 5du5e, etc.
mubie an8fallen, lpuroe abtr gum
Sell bo@ nod tn Ser Nbe1lbborlt el=
lung I'M Ilrmr Ibeater ge5etgt.
STE ct. Saul Turnerinnen t%a115te11
In iebr biib1den &oitiimen BEN Yarla
Wal8er, Sic Sungfrauenflalie Ser Stem
llln1er seigten iebr ~effeftpolle &eulerz
iibunge11, Sic fletne 5olotd11serin er=
frante sic Bui6auer 6urb einen meite=
rem 5an8 unb mubte it6 nod 51 ether
s3ugabe perlteben. Mi6t enbenmol=
lenben itiirmtiden Mpplar5 errangen
ste MinneapoliS 5nr11ertnnen als
,Sn6ian @irl8" IN ibrsn Brstlbnngel1
uWeit bem Yfet1 uno 8ogen" u1l0 ibr
9ebrer, Serr 5ugo Tiider, fonnte
it6er iebr 5ufrteDen iein NIT benz
|Ge5ultat letner Mrbeit.
@emitter nnb &egeniurm.
SET frDbli@em Nrlnogelang nnb
Sang inn @nm blteben Sung nn0 Nlt
bis 5u lpdter @tun0e IN Ser 5nrr=
lballe, mdbrenb eS brauben metter gez
imttterte unb etn lange arbalferoer
Megen ba8 @rbrei6 nad ben poran<
Egegange1ten betben Ioger lpob(tueno
ierfrtl6te,
Stem nlmS Ieier be8 60idbrt9en
@ebenftages beS SnbtamranfitanbeS
nnb Sic s@etmfebrfeier geb0rt mum
mebr ser gergange1lbeit an, bo6 mtro
Ste @rtnnerung anbieieS mtrflt6 grobe
Set uno ba8 quite @eltngen 0eSi elben
mobl nod lauge IN SEN 9er3en nnb
f@emiitern SET einbeimii6en unb aus
Emdrtigen : 6eittetlnebmern metterlez
ben. i
Scr @peeial31g auf Ser so. & ct.
g. @iienbabn traf fur5 por Mtttag
nnb Ste meiiten bteier S%eifbeinder be-
gaben 1t6 iofort mod bent SermonnSz
berg no li6 etn reyes 2eben entmidelte.
3n bemerfen Ell mod, bab cite gauge
Mn3abl Ser %arsmdrttgen Suntor Hio<
niere ii6 Trettagaben0 tn ser Inrn<
bale nnb 5am8tagabeno tm 1nrner
.Horf b%eriammelten unb it6 grobarttg
.amiiiierten. @8 nurse geil1lgen nnb.
perldtebene g%elungene Nnefboten auS'
Ser guten alten 3ett gum 8eiten
.egeben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
MnftiDn! Muftipn!
Montaq, %. Muquit
= y D91yT WO@ WHyWTt ~
Sp,ra So. N ~ 4 .,n n,,E fo,,

8irb Ser l1nter5et6nete auf ieiner
Tarm 3 1z2 Metlen Idbli9 bon
.9afapette, 3 ~ Weetle11 t1oro6itlidf
bon aloBner, 9 M}etlen norb0itlt6
BON Stem nlm, tn 2afanette Ioipnz
flip, auf Dffentlt6er Mufiton fDlgenbeS
@tgentnm per tet9ern:
8feroe @ieb, nip.
4 MrbeitSpferbe, 9 bis 16 Sabre
9 Mil6 &iibe; 4 ein Sabr alte
Tdrien; [ Neb Rolleb Bulle, / Sabr
alt; 2 5taM &dlber,; 2 eddie; 2
s3n@t 9auen; 8 50netne bonn Suit;
81 Triibiabr8 Berfel
MaiHinerie.
i Deertng Binber; ein Deering
&prn 8inber; l Mc@ormtd Mdbz
mai6tne; 2 Trnd Magen; l Qnmber
8agen; 2 Sob 56litten; / et1liiktge8
8uggp; / Sobn Deere Sang Bflug;
/ @ulfn Dflng; 1 @anb Dflug; 2
Ntbing Gulttpaiors; 1 &prn Yflan3er;
/ Rorn 56dler;; l 16 -96ub Grill;
/ 5aemafdine; | Dtle @see; l Sen
Re6en; 2 @el1 NadS; 1 3 Get. Sober
Ggee; | 8teb @unb; 1 Miit 9treuer;
/ Get Magen @prtngS; / Doppel
Magen Soy; l M1iim &arren; 3 Nabm
@annen; 1 / 1=2 Nferoefraft @aio=
tine Gnsine; / Nabm @eparatpr;
2 Dubenb @etreibe 9dde;; l .@6letfz
itetr; 1 5etfen &eliel; 2 @aioltn
IanfS; 1 IL &altber S6rotfltnte;
2 Gets Doppel @ei6trr; l Get etr1z
@ei6trr; l Get HferSe 8lan=
fetS; 2 Get Tltegennete; 200 9iibner;
Is @dnfe; l Sei3 Ofeu.
@ite gauge Mn5abl @erf5eus l11b
Dtele anbere Sa6en Ste mege11 Mea1lz
gel an Narm nt9t ansefiibrt merben
fDnnen.
Treter 2un9 am Mittag.
&anfSbebtngungen: Mle 5ummen
llnter $40 bar; alle Summen iiber
$40 auf eth Sabr d3eii anf quite banfz
bare 5anbme6iel NIT s3inien 5n s
Bro3ent.
Mntpn spprer, Gigentiimer,
q. g. Dorm, Nnfttonator.
@lob1er 5tate 8anf, @lerf.
WDD. 81.
Trau 2ont8 Tritide, Trall
Gcr1.h Grof+hnIA ,@,,S ToA+nr ,@,S
Tran Tbeo. 8epbe, idmtlt6 bon
Wetnneapolt8 maren mdbrenb Der perz
gangenen Mode @dite I'M Charles
Sanenifein 5eim.
Mep. q. s.. @6efler BON
gafor, Canada, melder gu Beiu6 IN
BEN S. Mtltau nnb $. @enot Setme11
bat, retite ami Counting nod
Detroit, Mt6., INN an elmer hubert
'6en &tr6enzGonoention teil5uneb=
men.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
SflueS Of Io@Dap," bas In ameri=

SffneS Of IozDap," bas In ameri=
fanil4er Spra4e .gei6riebene $50
6enbloif, nel6eS Sic Sntereiien Der
9roben 9tenben 5oeisfp perfrttt, ap=
pelltert an baS Dentf6tnm oes Cant
oes, insbeionoere aud an bte bter ge=
borenen @enerattonen, fir oaS let1e
9a6e. perfe6tenbe Blatt etn5utreten.
Dte nddfm0dtse Ml1mrner entbdlt
nnter at16eren folgenbe Nrtifel: rWbD
rMmeriican" is d miSnomer;;" uBleeoz
ing TIE Deople @btte;;" rWbite
5opulcbreS on TIE Nbine;;" o@erman
tn Some anb 5noo1. NnSnabms=
.meiie ion biS CUR @abl5eit ein Strobe
abonnement bon $1.00 9eitattet letn.
n44L MAf 5EH
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

Grau Gbomos 9ptbe bon Mtn=
11eapolis tpeilt gu Belu6 bet ibren
Gltern, @errn nnb Brau S. Me.
Saubrt6. Tran Tranf Crane nnb
5met &tnber bon Nebmoob TalS waz
rem au6 ii6er Counting 81 @ait im
Saubrt6 Setm.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

- 6enrp @dnobrt6 nn6 Tamtlie
BON 5f. 8dul perlebten ba8 Woder=
etbe bel bielieen Gren1ben nnb Ser
lpaToten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
m.n .f m;an,4a

gem @otiimen anf ser Minmiotaz.
itrabe eri@tenen, sort fon5ertierten
uab trob brennenber 9pnrenglut uno
Ma6mittagsbtbe etnen fa1molen Drta
gum Beite11 gabsn, BEN Tie Damn am
Mbeno I'M TurnbalenzHarf tpteber=
.bolte11. DaS &on3ert Ser 9brtmrz
&apelle mar auSnebemenb gut beiu6t
unb bas Yubltfnm banfte bur6 entbuz
liaitti6en 8eifaa fir Sic mabrbaft
mutfalt19en @eniifle, Sic tbm gebote11
murbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
@nnoerppne Haraoe
samstag Mprgen

Stellte dies IN Shatten mas Stem
Mlm ie lieferte. 8einder bes
9nbes nDH. Wnhmittdgs fmabr=
ten 5briners Dril auf. ann5ert
BON Der Sbriner &dpele Sams=
taaubetD.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

- 81. 6. Dittbenmr inns Tomtlie.
bon 91eepn @ne fparen lette @o6e.
8eiu9er tn Stem nlm.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

- Tral1 Dabto Notramel nrb
Io9tsr @%menbolpn bon @ebiter, g.
.. iinb @dlte BET ser 56meiter ser
erlteren, TrQu G6. @lae8monn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

- J1tD. Y. y. SUeffler Don
Gaftor, @anooa, melder gu 8eiu6 IN
ben S.. Ntitan un0 $. @enbt Setmen
gemetlt bat, retite ant Counting nod
Detroit, Mt6., INN an elmer hubert
l6en &tr6e1rG Contention feil3uneb=
men.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

Brau 9outS Triti6e, 6rau
5enrp 8reitbolo un6 To6ter nnb
Trau 5beo. Mepbe, 1dmtlt6 bon
Mtnneapoli5 maren mdbrenb Der perz
.gangenen @o6e @dite I'M Charles
5aue1riteir @etm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-11
HUNGRY BABIES WIN
MOTHERS FREEDOM

MARSHALL. Mich. Sept. TO-
Judge North had L prisoners face
him in the Calhoun county circuit
court here.
Mrs. Sophia Dubona. OF Albion,
brought three smallest OF her
eight children in court with her
and while they Toasted on buns. she
admitted she had a bottle OF whisky
in the house Judge North PLACED
her on probation for one year. Il
you come before me again" he said
III send you TO the Detroit house
OF correction. and il will not mat
ter II you have 40 children"
Mrs. Anna Belitska Tros. OF A
hon. pleaded not guilty TO violatius
The dry law and viii stand trial
Albert REESE. or E,ckford. pleaded
guilty 10 selling hard cider, and
drew 90 days in the Detroit house
Of correction and 800 fineh Alvin
Hested and Arnold Schneider each
drew so DAYS in jail upon pleading
euilty 70 tho larceny OF sold
watch from a farm residence i'm
I.ciford township
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-11
National Contention of
Frat Closes at Uest Rnden

WEST BADEN. Ind Sept 10
A resolution aboli>hiug all horse
play in limitations and all probc-
uonary measures except those di-
reCtly specified n the general rules
Of the organization. was adopted
at the closing session OF the national
convention of the Beta Theta Pi
fraternity here Saturday Under the
new rule. probationary measures
shall not exceed one week and shall
not interfere with the candidates
class hours Clarence L Brown OF
Boston was elected a member %
the board Of directors and all OH
or officers were reelected
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-11
BURNS HUGE LOG,
FARMER FINDS IT
WAS WORTH $1,000
Popularity of Black Walnut
Recalls Story of Tree
Used for Firewood.

MASON. Mich. Sept. 1O.-In
these days when black walnut has
become again a popular wood. there
Is recalled the story huge walnut
stump in a door yard in Alaiedon
township could tell had il the power
Of speech.
1t was during the years Of the
Civil war that a cabinetmaker OF
Lansing saw the tree. and It's great
size and straight grain led him to
bargain with the owner. 10 whom
he agreed to give SIS for the tree
delivered
The tree. when cut. was found
70 measure six feet and four inches
diameter at the base Two large
limbs. the size of ordinary trees.
were prepared for the saw mill. and
when the owner started TO deliver
the first one he found the team un-
able to draw It. 1t was rolled off
to the side of the road and left. and
soon after the second one met a
similar fate
Rescued Logs.
After Is years a man knew the
value OF these logs. rescued them
from their half buried condition.
and they were taken 10 a sawmiu
and converted into lumber which
sold for over 500. The main body
Of the tree had lain undisturbed for
40 years. when the owner. not .reaIi-
zing the great value Of this huge
log, cut il into flrewood and burned
il.
When too late he learned his fire
wood was exceedingly valuable for
had it been sawed as were the two
limbs mentioned the product would
have sold for over 1Oo0.
Fifty years ago. black walnut and
whitewood trees of prodigious size
were not uncommon in Ingham
county and had forest conservation
received the attention that il does
now. much of il would be in a good
state of preservation today. For
years one man just outside the city
pointed with pride to his granary
which was built almost entirely OF
black walnut planks thirty-one
inches wide. The only board from
that tree now known to he in ex-
istence is one of that width which
forms the top Of an office table.
When A. Mcdonald built himself
a funeral car, a few years ago, much
OF his finest wood was procured
from old buildings in this vicinity
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-11
ALBION TO GREET
MINISTERS TODAY
Fully 1000 NJ. f. Pastors and
Wives Expected to At
tend Annual Event.

ALBION. Mich. Sspt. 1O.-The
advance guard OF the 400 Methodist
ministers of the Michigan confer
ence who VIII assemble here Tues
day September l.. for their annual
Session. Will arrive IN Albion Mon
day afternoon. The opening session
10 scheduled for 10 a. m Tuesday,
and IL is an unwritten rule that as
far as possible all members shall
be in their seats when the prest,
ing bishop lets fall the opening
gavel The first order Of business
VIII be the roll call and organiza
ton to be directed by Bishop Theo-
dore S Henderson, head Of the De-
troit area.
Fully 1000 ministers and their
wives are expected 70 be in the city
for the big Albion college day
Wednesday, September 10, when the
Detroit conference members will
come from Pontiac by special train,
and Join with the Michigan confer
ence for a joint session, at which
details Of the big Albion college
endowment campaign Will be
worked ou- Bishop II. ". Nc
Dowell. OF Washington, D. c.. who
will be presiding at Pontiac, viii
accompany the big delegation and
be one OF the chief speakers.
The laymeE's meeting Friday and
Saturday. will call together another
group Of over 200 and the Older
Boys conference from Friday until
Saturday will bring aqotner $50
people. The Iaymen and the visiting
BOYS will Join forces, Friday even
ing for a monster banquet at
which Governor Groesbeck, Attor-
ney General Merlin L. Wiley Luren
d. dickinson. former lieutenant
governor. and Grove Patterson
manager of the Toledo Blade, will
be speagers.
The popular lecture by DR.. Marion
L. Burton, president Of the Uni
versity OF Michigan, Thursday. eve
ming. September IA, is expected TO
draw one of the biggest crowds
of the week. This is the only paid
event of the gathering and proceeds
go to meet local expenses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-11
FLAPPERS FROWN ON.
EDICTS OF FASHION
Knockers at Dancing Pavilion
Create Current Of I'm
friendly Atmosphere.

sAULT STE MARIE. Mich Sept
10.-Just when the Knockers had
been o. KID as the proper thing for
the 1922 model iapper storm Of
protest az the 500 dancing pavilion
placed the extremely frank garment
under q cloud OF questioning dis
approval.
The knicker already had been
adopted BY the men OF the age a.
one OF the few feminine garments
which told the truth. the whole
truth and nothing but the truth,
When a certain young fapper who
otherwise had been keeping up with
the times suddenly refused 70 fol
low them when knickers were an
nounced grave rumOns went the
rounds.
Good Form Questioned.
Was Il good form 10 wear knick-
ers. was II hiding bad form not 70
wear them. or was il just means
of settling once and for all what
the males OF the community did not
know already
The situation reached a climax at
the said 500 dance hail. recently
when a social service worker ques-
toned the propriety of certain
maid from Chicago coming on the
floor attired in the latest thing Of
the season. The knicker-clad maid
in question felt her sense Of dig
nifty had suffered so much at the
hands OF the social service worker
that she retired from the dancing
floor.
Knockers were not quite as COM
mon, jusr then. at the 500 as they
have been known to be in Niles and
not only were the feelings OF the girl
hurt but the youth of the district
thought its rights had been usurped
and that II had been robbed OF the
scenic beauties OF the age. Such
g. picturesque costume, as that
which had shocked the social serv-
ice worker. failed TO produce the
same impression on them, and
rather than feeling shocked, they
declared the little knicker had been
q thrill
So strong were the protests that
the social service worker explained
10 them at large that she really
liked knickers. but questioned
whether or not they should be worn
g. dance halls. II wasn't a ques-
5ion OF social morality but just
merely check to make sure they
were in style in the dance halls OF
the United States. With that vic
tory won the Knockers have become
quite popular in the 500. and while
the original maid blew from the
Windy city. heme brew fiappers
have agreed they are the one and
only costume.
Just now the fappers are facing
q difficult problem With fashions
edict that the barring OF knees shall
be supplanted by the barring Of ears
7he 500 elan has rebelled openly
The great freedom Of movement
which was the plea on behalf OF
the short skirt can not be made
on behalf or exposed ears. and the
Happier. herself. is doubtful If the
enhancing vision of a perfect ear
will have the same effect on the
men OF the age as the silk-clad
ankle. the rolled down hose, the
snappy knicker or the powdered
knee
To flap or not TO flap is the ques-
ton. the maids OF the nation are
facing. they say. in their battle
against Paris for the life OF the
knicker. Long skirts and barred
ears. they still maintain do not pro-
duce the same results as long hours
and barred knees.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-11
WILL CONDUCT PROBE
ON CREEK POLLUTION

LEESBCEG. Ind. Sept 1O.-Dr
= c Ferm.er. county health ply
stefan. has been requested by DR.. J.
y Hurry. secretary Of the state
board OF health. 20 conduct an In
vestiEa ton into the polluting OF
Deeds creek which runs from
Plercetou % Pike lake. near War
saw. II is claimed that an unhea,th-
ful condition has been brought
about by = canning company az
P.erceton dumping vegetable mattel
into the creek.
The state game and FISH conser-
walton commission also IS conduct
ing an investigation because OF the
fact that thousands OF fish in the
stream recently have been killed by
some poisonous substance in the
water
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-11
AmiSh Farmer AnSiUerS
Wife's DiUOrce Petition

WARSAW. Ind, sept. lO.-Jacob
Schmucker. Amish farmer OF near
Nappanee. has fled an answer in
denial 20 a sensational charge made
in the Kosciusko circuit court by MS
wife. She alleges that Schmucker
permits his daughters Iva and
Sarah 10 entertain young meh in his
home in accordance with an ancient
and obsolete Amish church custom
and insists that the daughters Occu-
py bedrooms with men, greatly en-
dangering their morals and safety
Mrs. Schumacher sets out the charge
in connection with her petition for
custody OF the girls. Several weeks
ago she brought suit for divorce and
a few days later Schmucker brought
suit for $4,000 against a neighbor
alleging alienation OF his wife's af-
fectiOns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-11
Goshen Unity Short OF
FneL VII Obtain Relief

WARSAW. Ind. Sept. 10-Ten
carloads OF gas coal are enroute 90
the plant or the Goshen Gas Co. &C
corI.rg 10 word received today by
* =. Hankins manager OF the COM
rony Tire company has recently
been compelled 10 borrow coal from
the Wi7ona iuterurban Railwav Co.
.r order 90 keen its plant in C,era-
sion
Har'Sirs also has received a letter
from the Join; fuel commission.
Washington. - c. informing him
that in future IL viii not be difficult
for Indiana utilities 20 procure all
-he coal that is necessary for their
requirem ents.