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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-09

We now have the choicest lot OF used
cars that II has ever been our good fortune
70 secure. We exercised especial care in
purchasing these cars in order that we
might oner our customers only the best
o~btainable in used cars-eyeryone r,-
conditioned and in Al running order.
and = guaranteed title goes with every
car We we'll.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-09

LIVE STOCK


PIOEONS-sis pairs. and seven young
birds for So. Call evenings. 5i1 West
sixth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-09
Suburban For Sale
Wanted-ReaI Estate
AUCTlONS--LEGAlS
Auction Sales
Legal Notices

ESTATE OF EMMA VI. WAINWRIGHT
DECEASED-Notice is hereby ztyei
hat letters te-stameutary upon the estau
Of Emma NJ. Wainwright. late OF WI
minSton hundred. deceased. were dull
granted unto George Lodge on the aft
day Of October. A. ID. 1922. and al
persons indebted TO the said decea sed ar
requested to make ymen to TN
executor vithout delay. and all person
having demands gains the deceAses
are required 70 exhibit aud present. tn
same duly probated 10 the said executo
on or before the fifth day OF October
\. d. 1923. or abide by the law IN thi
behalf. George Lodge. executor. Ad
dress Ill2 Hing street, Wilmington
Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-09

Any of the above can be purcha sed at
these prices on easy terms. Will give
special Inducements for cash. Free
delivery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-09
SALE
REAL ESTATE

Real ESTATE
By virtue OF An order of the Orphans
Court Of the State OF Delaware. IN. an,
tieth day OF september. A. d. 1922, Wi
be exposed 60 sale at public auction O
vendue. ON Tuesday. October 10. 1922
At 10 O'Clock. a. m. at the County Cour
House. Wilmington. Delaware. the follow
ing described real estate, late of Frederici
Walker. deceased TO wit:
No. 1901 North Union street. havinl
a front of 10 feet. 10 as inches and
depth OF 100 feet. with 4 frame dweilin
and store house thereon erected.
For terms of sale and full descrip ton
see large bills posted Or address the IN
dersigned.
FRANKLIN BROChSON.
Administrator. c. T. \.
OF Frederick Walker. deceased. or D.
his attorney.
Attest: Norman P. Crouch. Clerk o. c
Wilmington. Delaware. sept. 20. 1922
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-09

Articles For a

~COTS-Army oricors'. all-steel, fold fiat.
Al each. Economy Sales Depot, 1917
West Ninth street. Phone S55G
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-20

o,,r,.,, ,,cas cour, n o,errul!uE mo-
49,, - .l,c Defendant 60" a new '",
S,nr,.. Ma arrested 20. ,''n"" ''''n " -
Iba ,lf.xrd rul,N!uL uE ih" Ni':' -.
RoE.- 4; Maynard. NA'". u'
'q2l N:;nv being found ~ - " w.,
., motion for ~ new ir'a W''T "G
nv tla defendant and upon '''' '', ,
.,,,rrr,,cI hy the common Pie"9
,,,. case was taken - iAr '''"' -
reals The case VAS hear" AZ 81" I'..
80 49,, ?rr..l ,u',-; AZ ms
Attorney ". !. Walker TepI'- ,,,. W,
r,rS while l'~oSerut"E A''''
r DIXON. Jr. re"reNcnte" '"'
Probate Court
Mary pakon Scdgwlck d"'''Sr".
o.raiiuu n,cd tor me |e''r"''' .d.,,o,I
,lnhrr!tlHc" TAN. county N"H''l '.,,,,I q,
% anp-.usc the property dc"'F'''''
! ,tT ,,,,.,.,,lnn Order 70 ar1ra'Nt Is
sued and cause continued rs,sl
rn.cr S,o,raherry. deceased '"H'
account fled. Set ror hearing 'one -
900 H,.:,c ordered and cont'nueG
U.r,,,r Far. Pare. deceased Fr"".
-, .,,,r,f..a,!nn OF notice OF appointments
ar.l .,,prryrd and record ordered.
Marriage License
Anthony Henry Becker. age - Il
,ar.,,s- -, Proctor. W. Va. and Nare''''
Mary ,,i,nrr. age 20. ~ Martins r'I :
Rev Ruckirt performed n" 'e'''""'
Realty Desos ,.,.,,.o,,
Thomas Atkinson an" F.".'','' Wash.
- .. l.. Reed. tract or '",'' q
| iuEto" '"WnS",P' ,N,,rtr, T.. Jennie
Richard I. l.: "',' ,,I +, Martins
Richards trace -
Ferry. -.r,h I?liz,-
W'l''aT y '"",'' -, pr-.re and
beth Frazer 80 ''"N -, IN rrazier's
Amelia ], Hur""'. wv - .,r-,icr..
second Addt'"H -
zion. $40. r.., y W:,a,. 70
+. we, ' I,M,r ,rnr, nf land
, :. {, J"An ana N',''," ,,,,,,,,cr.,ri,n 81.
! IN warren ~" "~''', ~. rnnr r. f. f..
/ :. I"'" ',I ,,n,,rh,rs tract
Chambers ana 'N'''' '.,,;.,. ,.,rs,drr-
! "r land ~ N'fr'"
alton 81 ,....:-.,.s r,r.a pndcwlg 70
LOUISA f""'N'E "',' ...'.., Of l,rd in
/ Carrie i'";rHm Sh'",N' .,M
Eeilair". r""NHerA"'', ,,,rr,o =
J. Thomas HuntS,n', ,..,.,,,,rt. con-
! Lyle tract of lana IN ''''3
siderat'on. 81. r,or,o.,.
Edward scum. , l,,,d IN
: S"hnel! u t'n'WA JUMP 80 s,o
| Tease '"N "Hu'P, ,,.-,
! Funeral Srsa, r.
FHn"raI s'rN'SS - >",.,f. 49, Ia :,
Norr'h we ~ Jon" .r,,n MO rcs!-
! Main .S'r""'. "''' . ',,,,r -. % O'Clock,
den'" \"Si'r",H -. ,,,, rr.,hy,crian
! Rev II. u W. ,'''m - Mr.. \orrIs was
, 'hNC,'' ".' '"0 NJ. Nryh'NaId
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-20
WARWOOD
Items for this column may DO LETT
at NoNam Rrn'B Drug Store for Miss
Elizabeth Mcclure, correspondent



clever llitlr como Is. "n'tt."I Miss
TopSy Tur>y." VIE tc given b! the stu
dents OK IN" high >,h"", in III" high
school auditorium. Tuesday evening
May 23gd Everyone Is sure 10 haN"
tw" hours of fun. and YOU VIII agree
wi;h Ned. the servant. that "Whvrr
Lat Skul-r-wag uh Il ga rhhcr Is, CO.
h"rt'ing jest don get topsy turv!. suah' :
W born" Tn" cast OF characters IS ~
follows
NeiN" Clarendon rTopsy TurvyD. 49,.
..-..... ........ ........ Elsie McIIru!&
.....,.,...>.'.'.'.'.,. Grace McElrrc =.
Mrs rIArendo" ,TOps%;'s mother! :: .,; ,,,,..
Miss <rrlgss ,Topsy's Sovernessl
..............k katherine Noellingcr
Lord clarence "a rich EuEIiiShman.:
Frank Golden tMay's bro:h"rj ,.....
................... Howard Meyu
beacon Jones (rillar Of the church,.
..t........ Charles William Xoccklcr
Ned "a servant Kermit Robinson
~ n"rsiS q play.
Scene Mrs ,'larendon's drawing
room Time, morning.
SCC-~ lI.-Hedcon Jones par'or. me
evening of the sam" day.
Scene Sam" as Act I. Scene I The
morning Of ~" next day.
Scene ll--SHme AZ A"t !. S'"ne I. A
week later.
ACT III.
Scene I. Sam" ~ Act l. Seen"
Scene II. Sam" as Act l. Scene II.
ccuN III. The Clarendon garden.
Time Afternoon.
Miss Kathryn Montgomery is COACH
ing the play and with the help 90 IA"
others are WORKING hard 10 maxi" - e
big success. T,,HetS art on Ns.i" r""
- The proceeds Nil. 6" toward the
school fund. Bring your quarter and
come and laugh real hard.
Breaks Arm.
Ellis. trc small son az Mr.. AMI Mr-
GaIly Meyers. had the misfortune Of
breaking his right arm tn" Tat was
playing IN a tree and f"'l ont i"iilnh
on his arm II, was taken To- Il d""i'r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-20
VETERAN VERY ILL

Word was received IN TINS 'itE
terdIy that Howard r FoSIer' % r-''t
street WAS IN 4 critical condition at a
government hospital in Baltimore. Dur
Tnp the world war Foster served over
seas and was gassrd and IL now taking
treatment at a government hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-20
NEW PRODUCE FIRM
AT9 FOURTEENTH ST.

\ new produce firm has been formea
the past week by W. r. Harper ana
John Engler. at No. Fourteenth s'reet;
The many friends Of Mr.. Harper will
ho nIeased TO learn Of his return to the
uroduce business. His partner. MI.
L:ncler. IL also we'll known TO the trade
ne ne has been in business in this city
for quite a number Of years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-20

rrovcd methods being instituted by the
new mtuistrr-J. Alex. Brown.
The morning sermon subject next
Sunday by Ecv J. Alex. Brown, IN 'hc
WIrwnod Presbyterian church, Will Pe
The worlds Fest S;Lhihz"r tCpI'
suggrs'"d by the l"ternHton,! '.mIG,rT-
c~crs which are attempting o. S'aDtl-
ign world conditions. Their" vii! be II"
evening serv!cr-thr churches 81 "nr
wood closing Tor the EHCcalaureAte eA-
,v.Ics in the high school
warwood Personals.
Mr. and Mrs l. NJ PARKER ana
daugn,er, f!orcm,r. "f Whr".ng. attend
I'd tho commencement exercises mere
last evening. ,.t,od
Miss Nell Amos. q Wheeling, visited
friends here last evening.
f. I. Rowan and s"n will leave to-oh!
tor Cumberland 10 visit friends III"
relatives
l. 9 Dean returned home yesterday
att"r attending 4 Masonic meeting al
Fa!rroul
Mrs 4 NJ RiIEiry vii! leave to-day
10 visit relatives il! Beaver. IA.
Daniel WutfluS vii! icave to-day Tor
Washington. i. {. OF 4 business trip
Miss Iarric:t Muller. OF Bethany. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-20

the guest OF Mrs. Carl Kenney' OF ONO
avenue. ;,,. 80, \,
!. l.. Perkins j. in GAINESVILLE on an
extended business trip.
!. The week End visitor OF friends ana
rel iNcS hrrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-20

The first execution in France by gull
lotIne was in 1892.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
POMnPoUs CEREMONY.

BERLIN. Nov. 5.-The former
kaiser's love for pomp and cere-
mony Will be gratifed If his new
bride, Princess Hermine of Reuss
harks back 10 the fantastic ideas
of royal etiquet and ceremonial
display that used 10 prevail at
the courts Of ner forefathers.
The twin principalities Of
Reuss-Greiz and Reuss-Gera
were separated from one another
but were ruled by members Of
the same dynasty. When court
mourning was ordered following
a royal death, men ard women
members of the court were COM
PEELED to wear black under
clothes.
The reisning prince Of each
principally was called the All
Highest" a title they claimed
even before the German emperor
Here is a sample Of court POM
pousness-an e0-ract from an old
copy of the Official Gazette of
Reuss- Gera:
"The All Highest in token Of
his satisfaction and recognition
Of the services of a veteran fire.
man, has had the high mercy and
graciousness to reward him by
deigning 20 extend his own all
highest hand to be kissed"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
BOYS. CAUGHT IN
WOODS. CHATTER.
LIVE LIKE APES

CAIRO. I'll. Nov. Two small
hoys about eight and 10 years old,
have been returned TO civilization Rf-
ter living In a forest for an indefinite
period like their prehistoric ances-
tors.
The two boys were caught IN the
thickiy wooded hills or Pulaski. cOun-
u after a long chase by n sheriff $
pcOse. The youngsters. dressed in
rags and unable to speak. fought
Ike little wildcats against being
captured. scratching and biting
members OF the posse before their
childish strength finally succumbed.
Their existence was frst dlscov-
cred by woman who noticed them
while walking through the forest
she notified the sheriff and he set
out IN search. After several days Of
pEtroIing the wooded hills they
struck into the deeply wooded sec
ton and caught sight OF the chill
dren.
TIE youngst ers hed AZ the ap-
proach OF the posse, one climbing =
tree with the agility OF a monkey,
ard each chatteriug 10 each other IN
mon osSilablee
Who they are and how long they
have been living IN this cavemanlike
fashion has not been ascertained.
The boys were unable to understand
when they were spoken 70 and were
zaiveiy interested IN civilized clotn-
ing and food They had been sub
s.sting on wild roots and forest AMI
mails which the caught and ate
raw
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05

which showed. he asserted that the
Use of tobacco among school chE-
oren virtually amounts % an epi
Gemic
school children ~ mine and 10
years are almost addicted 90 chew
ing tobacco and suosul 10 in pipes.
S1pt- Gier said. Nars pupils are
said 20 have admitted that Erocers
ard tobacco dealers -eu tobacco 20
minors without question Tros-co-
ton viii follow. Che slper rtendent
declares.
Fifty pupils n -a.rd 90 eighth
grade are smokers G.er est mated
ofter Quesuonirs them. and about
so IN high school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
GERMAN BOOTBLACK IN
INDIAN PRINCE" ROLE

BERLIN, Nov. - August Bar
kus. a former shoeblack, OF the
Leipzig railway station, who had
quilted his ungentlemanlilIe' job
TO become a film actor, juggler and
clairvoyant, was arrested on the
charge Of having cheated several
rich women Of the city Of Halle out
Of precious jewelry and some ESQ.,
600 marks n cash, posing as the
prince Of India"
His Royal Highness" promised
marriage in two or three cases, tell
ing the duped girls that he would
elope With them to his magnificent
Indian castle"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05

Schoenaich-Carolath Won Reuss, is I'm
point of ancestry and lineage fully
the equal of the ex-kaiser But as
the widow of Prince John Carolath-
who was only a Prussian noble
though he bore the title OF prince
she is merely one OF the members of
Wilhelm's former court
Wilhelm viii be 81 next Jan %.
The young widow, his bride-to-be is
50. And she has five children. the
eldest a boy Of / . and the youngest a
girl Of four.
Hausfrau or Kaiscrin?
VIII she be a simple hausfrau at
DOOrn-Or Nilhelm's "kaiserin p"
That question is troubling many
people in Germany, particularly the
monarchists. The latter think this
detail viii have much to do with
their hopes for the future, which are
now believed 20 center I'm Wilhelm s
grandson. the eldest son of the for
mer crown prince.
Whatever court" there is-and
even at closely guarded Doom Castle
in Holland the former kaiser has
chung TO court ceremcny-the young
bride viii, according to custom of
the Hohenzollern line. be considered
his kaiserin. She viii be so called
and respected by the private court.
Few believe. however. that she
viii adopt the title on her own ac-
count. privately or publicly. On "a
former occasion such action caused
trouble in Germany. IL was I'm 1924
when King Frederick Wilhelm III
Of Prussia. great-grandfather of the
present eX-kaiser. after the death OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
ROYAL 90 FAMILY
TINS

BERLIN. NOV. Princes
Hermine Of Reuss by her mar
rage TO ex-kaiser Wilhelm viii
contract these new family ties:
Cousin of King George Y OF
England.
Aunt OF King George Of Greece.
Cousin OF Queen Maud OF Nor
way
Second cousin oe the Prince OF
Wales.
Sister-in-law OF ex--King Con-
stahtine and eX-Queen Sophie
Of Greece.
And she will also become a
relative, variously distant, OF the
Queen OF Holland. the Crown
Princess Of Sweden, and ex-King
Manuel OF Portugal; and, if they
had lived. she would become the
cousin OF the Car and Czarina Of
Russia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
Many Divorces AmOng
Ha,Uaii Picture Brides

HONOLULU. r H. NOV. 4-Ine
number OF divorces ~ japanese
picture brides" IS abnormally h.En
in the Territory OF Hawaii accord
ing 20 Judge John r. DlsEa. OF the
Court OF Domestic Relations here.
All one has 20 do" Judge Desha
says. is 70 look UP the divorce rec
ords 20 verify the statement that
the large percentage OF Japanese
divorces fled here are those Of
picture brides'-Japanese women
who. after an exchange OF photo
graphs. agree 10 come 20 Honolulu
and marry local JaTanese. these
marriages being performed oCf1re
they arc released from the local .m-
migration station
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05

stantly at loggerheads with the Ho-
henzollerns and Prince Bismarck.
He ruled his small domain with an
iron hand, refusing 10 permit a
house to be built or a tree to be cut
down without his personal sanction.
He even insisted that as father of
his country" he had the sole right
personally TO administer whippings
20 the public school children.
The father of Princess Hermine
died a year after her mother. whose
death has been ascribed to grief over
an operation upon her only son,
Princess Hermine's brother. which
made him blind and an imbecile in
addition TO being deaf and dumb.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05

Queen Louise. married Countess Au-
gdsta Won Harrach. The latter was
quite as qualified 20 wed him as
Princess Hermine is TO marry the
ex-kaiser, on the ground Of lineage.
but the family and the people OBJ
Jected strongly to her calling herself
Queen of Prussia. SO Frederick
Wilhelm created her Princess of
Liegnitz and Countess Of Hohenzol-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05

lern in her own right.
Princess Hermins Is tall and has
blond hair and is regarded "a beauti-
fulfill She is known for her interest
In the arts ana outdoor pastimes.
She lives in Castle Saabor in Ger
man Silesia. The castle IS extremely
primitive being without hot and cold
water. stationary bath tubs. and
modern sanitary arrangements OF
even the most elementary character.
She j. the daughter of Prince
Henry NXII OF Reuss. and autocra-
tic head Of a tiny principally, con-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05

Hand-paiuted footwear 81 some
thing new. YOU must admit Painted
and stained des. Ers are seen ou
some Of the very newest pumps. a
pair OF tan shoes is ornaments I'D I'm
brown and q gray pair g decorated
with blue and gold
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05

bind since birth. has been coroner
OF Georgia county for years. In
spired by McDonald's success, Done
hoo has announced his intention OF
running for Encouragement.
In addition 10 these men, William
y. Upshaw was reelected congress
man this tall. despite the fact that
ne has been forced 20 use crutches
for years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05

FORMER KAISER WILHELM
AN DHIS BRIDE, PRINCESS HER
MINE. TO THE RIGHT: DOORN
CASTLE WHERE THEY WILL BE
MARRIED.
BERLIN. Nov. 4.-On the fourth
anniversary of the end of the World
War the former kaiser OF Germany
Will be spending his honeymoon.
The wedding Will be at Doom
Castle on Nov. 3
That day. German Republicans
think. will mark the end Of Wilhelm
HOhenzollern's dreams OF a return
to the throne he occupied for 80
years.
Monarchlsts in Germany privately
agree that this IS so. They were
among the loudest in opposing the
match in imperial circles. feeling
that the House of Hohenzollern
would lose imperial prestige"
through the marriage OF the head
Of the house
The bride. Princess Hermine "a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05

" Ull AAAN tNAAA iAl -
sion election. He
has lon g been
one Of Augusta 8
most brillia n c
lawyers.
high political po-
sitions b Y tn e
voters OF this
state.
walter Nc
Donald. blin d
other to the list
OF physically
Handicapped citi-
Zens W h o have
been elevated 20
Paul DOuehOO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
Revelations Vile 8Yo4a58Sa556s
TIE CONVERSATION MADGE
HEARD N HER HIDING PLACE.

TIE CONVERSATION M1DGE
HEARD IN HER HIDING PLACE
AT the first sound of the stealthy
footsteps in the front hail I rose
noiselessly from the chair my father
had placed for me. took a soundless
step forward. and put ms hand upon
the door leading from the library 10
the tiny side hall whore / was sta
toned
The halted trap had worked,
Smith was actually in the house.
and the sound OF Katie's s.bilan.
whispering coming nearer. told me
That in another minute he would en-
ter the library
have always hattered myself tina.
I possessed as much bravery as the
average woman. but the knowledge
that the man creeping Ike a treach-
crOus animal through the corridor
would count the chance 20 kin or
MAIN me a welcome addition 20 his
sinister record made me cover
against tho door I was holding as
u the inanlmate object could pro-
tect me.
a Mysterious Presence.
we had purposely left ajar the
door from the front hall 10 the IL
brary, and when the door closed
with so slight a noise that Z could
hardly distinguish It. I knew that
Katie had successfully guided Smith
into the room.
For a second or two they stood
motionless. then there was a tiny
CLEAN or light at the bottom Of the
draperies separating the library from
the alcove. II was smothered as
quickly as Il appeared, however, and
I heard a whispered cultural pro-
test from the man Smith.
Dots all right" Katie's whisper
would have awakened the most per
si<tent sleeper IN the county. "Efery
body sound sleep IN house. T."
shut up" the man growled sC
hercely that 7 almost jumped at the
sound. and Katie promptly sIbsid-
cd. From my previous knowledge
OF Smiths arrogant egotism guess
Cd. however. II was not from caution
that he silcnced Katie. but from his
reluctance 10 permit any one else
20 occupy the center of the stage
FOR an instant.
There was another silence-lOngcT
this time-a silence broken only boy
the rather heavy but calm breathing
OF Smith. and Katie's shorter, uneven
respirations. betrayiug the tense
nervous strain under which she was
laboring. I could hear them plainly
through the draperies, and then I
wondered if my own nerve strain
was giving me Authorizations, for /.
seemed 10 me that I could hear
some one else breathing upon the
other side OF me in the little side
hall. A door from that hall led into
the dining room. but it had bees
closed when the lights went out
and 7 had heard no sound OF It's
opening. Yet ! kept hearing that
other breathing. even though was
sure that my ears were playing me
false.
Gwen. open IL Then"
Now Smith said at last, and il
was no whisper this time, but a low
cultural growI which sent little
shivers along my spine. so remi-
uiscent was the SOUND of that night
in the grounds OF the big reservoir
when / had seen the face Of the
wounded state trooper. and had
been warned 20 lie still by this same
cultural voice coming out the
darkness.
Take your light he went on,
"and go to this desk YOU SPEAK of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
Third Grade Pupils
Smoke and Cheru Says
Michigan School Head

HILLSDALE. Mich Nov. A.
Vigorous measures 90 wipe out cg-
arctic smoking among third grade
schoolboys here have been taken
by 5. J. Gier, superintendent of
schools, following ar investigation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
HANDRAGS

The nevcs- haudbazs are ~ velvet
or silk. studded with steel nail
heads over the entire surface This
form Of ornamentatlou Is liked also
on leather bags
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
BLIND MAN ELECTED
TO HIGH STATE POST

ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. Georgia
has elected n blind man 20 its public
service commission. This adds an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-09
WISCONSIN STOPS
kU-kLUX MEETING
Milwaukee Officers Put
on Guard at Fair
Grounds

MILWAUKEE,. wis. oct. s.-An
apparent effort on the part OF tho
Ku-KluX 1Nlan TO uso the state fair
park for an initiation ceremony last
night was blocked by state officiaie
The first intimntion of the plans Of
the klan came during the afternoon
when several men visited the
grounds ana Informed the caretaker
that they intended to hold a meet
Ing there at night bat refused to
say for what purpose.
II. j. White. a member OF the state
fair advisory board, was informed
ana getting In touch with khan rep
resentatiyes which had announced n
meeting would be held tonight. told
them that no meeting could be con-
Quoted at the PARK without written
permission OF either Gov. John j.
Blaine or Commissioner OF Agricul-
ture O. Il. Norgord
About 2 O'Clock large number OF
guards assembled al the entrance
10 the grounds, but finding the gate
locked and sheriff Patrick McManus,
who had been called on by both
White and Governor Blaine, present
with five deputies. no attempt was
made 10 enter the grounds
After leaving the state fair park,
the members uf the Khan assembled
IN a south sid, Lall whore tho cero-
monies were held. II was estimated
that about three thousand persons
attended. During the past week
men preparing for the open air
meeting announced. that 5000 per-
sons would be initiated.