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THE SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1922. LOCAL STATISTICS. MORTUARY RECORD. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Purdue university, fche will be ed the latter part of the week by Mr Hagey.

ho wUl l-e a senior at the urnversit REGISTRATION TO AVERAGE LIGHT Mm Charlctte Btm. Alias Charlotte Rc-x. age 77. 1111 South Franklin street, who ml a res- Mrs. J.

K. Gregory, East North Shore drive, has left for New York hyrf It e. M.rr, I ana fhr Marnags Licsnats. i fc. Waltfr Ciarneoki and llattle rn: 1 for ca itaart'ea.

Wuvzorfk, hoth of South Ttcnd. Eugene Pftrott. and So1 Band Lodge, No. 29. F.

A. A. M. E. Dahms.

South Bend Called meeting (j jv m. Tues- Slrster V. t'raig. lt-nd da. Masonic trnpie Funeral atui NLarion IVnr.is.

Trinidad. Colo. Brother AV. F. Stouter, for- 10UTK fctna ShttAA 4 tUWtfL 00 city, where she will meet her daugh- jr of Soath Bend Tor the greater RETURNS REPORTED TO TOUCH 10.000 MARK.

ter. Helen uregory, wno is re-turning from Europe. They will re- part of her life. at 12 30 o'clock 1 Monday turn to South Bend. Wednesday.

rternoon tw i 5 a P.oN'rt M. Amlfmon and llm F. morlv r.f i v. of this Mrs. William Clark, of Pasade- 'hospital the Eporth 17 illness Miss many in 'MJ.

SOCIAL CALENDAR. raA Flint. Mich. Ail mi -mbers With aTsim pie home ceremony, Mrs. Nina Smith and Hugo II.

Voediseh were married Monday morning at o'clock at the home of the na. Calif who has been visiting her Rer.i: was born in 'I Seventy-four Precincts of County Turn in Totals Lincoln Township Leads. urgently requested Bring autrimobllfs R. it. rv.tingi.:.

be present. II. Hcrst. WEDNESDAY. The Ladies" Aid of the s.u.I parents.

Mr. and Mrs. George H. E. sister, Mrs.

W. A. Edwards. Lincoln coining to the United States wh? Way East, has left ror Chicago. and.oung girl, t-x-atin c.i'h her will stop at Streator.

before re- in Mich, from where turniig home. 'came to So it Ren.i Surviving a- Rev. Thompson Turner, pastor of two nieces. Ms E. ShenefV 1 J.

of the Ninth Presbyterian church. Chi- South Bend-, and BerthA Bern of 'lark. both ef South Rend Cleo-ge Cole and Maud MeC bch of lUlwaul Iev and Josrphir rteiohar.adfr, both of Bend Birth. M- and M' Michael Tempos. street.

22. Mr and Jos-ph K.uacsonz. i voediseh, uzi portage avenue, church will meet in the afternoon NELS6N JONES Fesertl DIrectsr tad Ectilstr Crnr Wayni and St. Jostph Sta, LINCOLN 6249 AMOULANCC-CHAPEL 1 employ th only' lioenssd lady mbalmsr in th eity. Day er night call hav ray personal supryiat.

Mr. Toung. of Howe Military acad-i Th Ladies' Aid Bible study clas The racist ra ion hardly met th Sat Sep! expectations of i tv dec- of the Maple Grove M. E. church will Loyal America No.

1003. 1 gul.tr Wednesday Geo Snyder, Pres. C. H. emy, ofRciatins mceJ at fh hssmo rf Mri A rirtor.

i CHlTO. formerly of Walkerton. this Milwaukee, Wis. ini two nepnva count to County orated countv. is visiting relatives here and red and Eueene of South Finch Sec Advertisement.

tf flowers, and the ceremony wa read Mrs. X. J. Kramer. 502 Notre Dame, in Walkerton Main street, daughter Aug avenue, will be hostess to the Clay Mrs.

Rhode, of Roselnd, has CITY COURT SUSPENDED. Mr. and Mis Joseph Molnar. 41! South Wi daughter. A.ig.

29. Auditor Clarence Seiigwu k. ho stateii this mnrnins tjiat the whole returns would not total more than 1 "'). According to He last election this figure ts considered nous-, ually light for the preliminary day, as the last registration totaled about 37.000. Bend.

Miss Ber.z ws.s a member the Grai H. for many ears. Th.e body be Mewed at the Grace M. E. church from Wednesday until the hour of th funeral at o'clock in the afternoon.

Rev. I Re. ic will Burial -e in Riverview cemetery. Funeral Notss. and Harris Home Economics clubs, i returned Jrom Grand Rapids.

Mich The Woman's Missionary society of where she went to attend the funeral the Indiana avenue Christian church of her sister-in-law. Mrs. Alex Cook, will meet at 2:30 o'clock in the churc Mrg A crump, of Millersbtirg. parlors. Mrs.

W. J. Thompson will 0 who ha naUing Mr9 A A. be leader, and officers of the society S11 Remember turned to her home. will be hostesses.

ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. William- J. Furey Mt Mis. Stanley 7.mudT.1nski, N.

Ind. at St Joseph Lack of Prosecutor Holda Up Number ospital. daughter ti of Motor Violation Casts. Mr. and Mrs D.ilard F.ldrigde.

SC9 peputv Prosecutor GorSe 16th street, son. Sept. Mr. and Mrs Roleslaw Dew1ckl. D' Ionah occupied with the Chestnut stieet.

daughter, Sept. court grand jury, now convening. 'city court was suspended this morn-Mr and Chester Ben agen. I lng hoUins up a number of cases 221 North Carlisle street, son. Sept.) of autoni'ibile law eolations brought Mr and Mrs Stanislaw Kleim- to th attention of the police es-erak.

302 South Jackson street, son. i tenia y. I Harold Strjer. 1415 Fox street, and ooserving regents' day, a D. A K.

and son. William, 511 West luncheon will be given at one o'clock Wayne street, have returned from a Friday at the home of Miss Rolene visit in Chicago. I Funeral serices for George Fish, i Lincoln Way West, a retired member of the police force who died I at his home Saturday morning were held at the residence at 1:30 o'clock of ail headaches ere due to eye train. The chance ore your vision impaired and glasses needed. Consult Dr.

J. Burke Over 20 years In South Bend. 230 80. MICHrGAN ST. The House of the Kryptok Glasses.

Prices Moderate. Abbott, 1129 Riverside drive. Mrs. Crumpacker will have charge of ar- Miss Estelle Cover. Chippewa Knoll, left to-day for Chicago to con- i i-nstrmeinn.

timje study of violin at Bush this afternoon. Rev. ilmer C. Gray, pastor of the Church of God. offlciat- The ioung Mothers hrienusnip conservatory.

i ing Runal was in the city Chicago, former- jeterv. Members of the nolicc- force Francis Ituose at an altar covered with ferns. Miss Ruth Voediseh and Norman Booth attended the bridal couple. The bride wore a gown of navy chenille cloth trimmed in grey Russian fur. and her corsage bouquet was of white roses with lilies "of the valley.

Immediately following the a wedding breakfast was served to 30 guests. Mr. and Mrs. oedisch are both from Lansing, and after a trip to the west will be at home in that city where Mr. Voediseh is assistant superintendent of the Michigan Screw company.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Lundberg, of Lansing, Michigan were out of town guests. The marriage of Miss Helen Kerr, niece of Mrs. M.

Denz. 4.19 South Taylor street, and James M. Casey, son of Mrs. M. Casey, 324 South Franklin street, took, place this mqrning at seven o'clock at St.

Patrick's church. Rev. W. Linnick officiating. Miss Grace Kerr, cousin of the bride, was her maid, and Michael J.

Felix was lxst man. The ushers were: Paul Ben and Charles Schilling. Miss Anne McCartney played the Lohengrin wedding march arid accompanied the ceremony with violin solos, I Love You Truly." and Oh. Lord. I Am Not Wprthy." The ly of South Bend, is the guest of Wil- ere- ill West 1 i-ure.

liarn Mr. ami M' James Kirhoff. 1031 Rums street. Sept. 6 Mr.

and Mrs Walter Stansbury. Falls. Scvith Dakota, daughter. Sept 12 1 Gust Honarss. Ill South Main street, Policeman (lordon Otstot and Motor-' cycle Policeman Karl Smith respectively on charges of speeding.

Ttaf- fic policeman Max Bloom took Ota Wayne E. Schook. Sergt. Martin 7godzlnski. Ietectie J.

.1. Cutting. club will meet Thursday at the "home' of Mrs. Wayne Swigart. Division street road.

The Mt. Pleasant Home Economics club will meet Thursday afternoon at i the home of; Mrs. Sallie Miller. Ein- coin Way West road. Mrs.

Sherman Ellison. 1225 Lincoln street. Mr and Mrs. Forest G. liauntt.

of Fort Wayne. are the guests of Mrs. Rose Warden. 739 Portage av- with the exception of sit precincts, ail of the so precincts in St. Joseph county have turned in their registration receipts.

Precinct No. 10. Ward No. 1. and prvonct No.

3 in Ward No. 3. South Bend, with four precincts of Penn. Olive and Madison townships have not yet reported registration totals. Ijncoln township leads with the largest number of registrations for one precinct.

2S1 having registered In precinct No. 2 The smallest number of registrations reported for on precinct was seven, in precinct No. 1, Ward No. 2. MishawaJca.

Reiflstration return filed in the nee of County Sedgwick diseased the statistics for the various precincts of St. Josepa ccunty as follows South Rend. Firs- a ai Precinct 1. 123; precinct 2. 217: orecinct 3.

201; precinct 4. nre.inct 3. 243; precinct 6. 171: precinct 7. 134; precine.

h. 15; precinct 9. 2J: precinct 11. $1. Second ward Prevnct 1.

75; pre-rtnet 2. 103; precinct 3. llo. precinct 4. precinct 70; precinct 6, 32.

Air. anvi nesier 1 aimrr- Wallace S02 North lter street into PARREANT SCHOOL OE MUSIC 1.1. cy i.aporie avenue, son, rr'i. Change of Residence. Phi i enue.

Way East, will antrrtain the Sigma sorority at dinner, at 30i Miss Barbara V. Sa. 441 Harrison John E. Stiekley. Nicholas Laskow-hki.

and Frank Wendowski. The funeral cortege was accompanied by a platoon of police. Mr. Fish was a member of the police force for over 20 years. Funeral services fo- W.

F. Stauffer. ae ih, of Flint, who died yesterday morning at his. home, will le held at the Rivervievv cemetery' here avenue, has returned to Wooster college, Wooster. for her senior year custody on a charge of violating a traffic ordinance and Patrolman Frank Teamer took William Roaeo.

215 Lincoln Way West Into custody on charge of parking in a restrict ed area. Patrolman A. D. Bates arrested Clarence Hushower. T2S Pennsylvania avenue on a charge of parking in a no parking sone.

A charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated was preferrel against Jack Ross. 1122 West Jeff" o'clock, Thursday evening. The Mothers' club will hold its first meeting of tne season Thursday, with a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. L. S.

LaPlerre, 50'J West Colfax avenue. The first autumn meeting of the Novel club will te held next Tuesday, Gilboe. of Chicago, was guest of Mr. and Mrs. 32 7 Riverside drive.

Mrs. A a week-end Myron Ford Steven Graboret. 331 North Bird-sell street to 1714 Fassnacht avenue. 'Roy P-nkert. 2 1 2 West Washing-ten avenue to 612 East Colfax ave- nue.

I James Hardman. 1015 Qulncy stieet to 72S South Main street, Charles Popp. 31 North O'Brien jrtteet to 1010 West Napier street. Amel IVi'lerccj. 112 North St.

Peter 'street to S41 East Madison street. Edward Day. M7, South. Chapin afreet to 619 North Michigan street. 1 at 4 o'clock afternoon, the body arriving via lie Grand Trun railroad at 3:19 o'clock.

Rev. V. I Davis, pastor of First Baptist church, will officiate Burial will be I (Credentials) 121 N. William 8t, Lincoln 6602 South BencL Indiana. M'CRAY GRANTS PAROLE.

Miss Resse Staples. 316 North Taylor street, entertaining at supper. I son boulevard by Deputy Sheriff Stuart Goit. Otstot was again -sponsible for an arrest when he took pre- 1 nira ward ITectpct 1. l4 einct 2, 137.

in Rtverview cemetery and will be under the auspices of South Rend lodge. No. 294 F. A. Masons, of on, Ray Metser Miss Maude Elsie Shope.

of bridesmaid wore a costume of dark blue duvetyn, trimmed with fox. and a small turban of and her bouquet was of Killarney roses and lilies of the valley. The bride wore a tailleur of blue marietta cloth, trimmed with squirrel, and her hat r. Tverne Rinker. 807S South Cha- I Kvart McCullough.

261 West Sixth in street to 1034 Foster street. street, Mishawaka, into custody on a Schmidt and Miss Mlshawaka. 217 North West Jef- Joseph Rassipovits. 1 Rrookfield street to 10 Mlsa Leonora Dahms. daughter of blue velvet was embroidered with Mr.

and Mrs. August Dahms, lis a lighter shade. She wore a corsage South Eddy street, became the bnd cnarge or a riving wunoui a ucens and failing to have a certificate of title card and container his car. Everett Simon. 1726 avenue, was arrested by Traffic Sergt.

X. J. Hoelnski. Wagonman August DaVoe and Driver Earl Parker for parking In front of a fire hydrant. of Eugene Eble.

son of Mr. and Mis. Tuberculosis Suffarar Ralaattd From County Jail. A parole of 30 days has been granted by Warren T. McCray, gov ernor of Indiana, to Steven Pestowits, who was convicted June 20.

1922. of manufacturing moonshine liquor in St. Joseph county, and sentenced to six months in the county bastile and fined $100 and costs. The parole was obtained when it was found that Pestowits was suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis and could not Iks properly treated for the disease while in jail. Ho was reported in a dying condition.

Otto Eble. 1 33 Mishawaka avenue, uuim uiu 1 recinci l3; precinct 2. 151; previn. 3. 122.

precinct 4. 219. precinct 5. 9U. preinct 6.

HO; precinct 7. 17S: pre-, net 8. 1SS. Fifth ward Precinct 1. S3; previnc; 2 167; precinct 3.

131; precinct 4. 95. preinct 6. 67. Sixth ward Precln 1.

67; precinct 2. 107; precinct 3. SI; precinct 4. 74. Seventh ard 1.

1S2; precinct 2. 193; precinct 143; precinct 4, 102; precinct 5. lg.v preinct 6. 132. precinct 7.

133; pre.inct S. 127; precinct 9. 75; precinct 10. 32. Mishawaka.

First ard Precinct 2. 92; precinct 3. 79. to-day. The ceremony took place at hich the deceased was a member! until he demitted to Flint.

The lodge I will meet at 'ihe Masonic temple ai 2:43 p. m. Wednesday and meet the body vhioh will be escorted to t'nei cemetery Funeral services for Mrs. F. For-sythe.

819 Smith street River Park, who was killed in an automobile accident early Sunday morntrvg. near Ypsilanti, were held from th residence thin ailcrnoon at 3 3f o'clock. Rev. Wilnier C. Gray, pastor of the Church of God.

officiating. Burial was in Highland cemetery. Private funeral rcrvices for Mrs. 7:30 o'clock at St. Joseph's church.

Ccnpcandcd Quarterly Incorporated .......13,000,000 Assets Contingent Fund and Undivided Profits' 130,000. cuiLciriG a iom asso- ClATIQn OF SOUTH BEHD 21 i W. Washington Av. F. M.

BOONE. Troaa. 124 8, Main St.) ferson boulevard. Permits to Build. Benjamin Ketz.

one story frame (More building at 1330 Lincoln Way West, contract price, J2.500. I Beniamin Ketx. one story frame dwelling at 1332 Lincoln Way West, price. 11,000. Alex Prxybysr.

one story Trame i flour and feed store at 2220 West 'Division street, contract Rev. W. I. Jennertz, C. S.

officiating. The bride' was gowned in THIEF GETS $20. white georgette, her white hat lining of the same material, and her of bride'a roses and valley uues. the ceremony, the wedding breakfast waa served, to the bridal party in the Wedgewod room of the Oliver hotel. Mr.

and airs. Casey have left on a wedding trip, and will toe at homo next Sunday in South Bend. The marriage of Miss Verna GeisL daughter of Mrs. Louisa Rhone, 811 George avenue, and Arthur M. Chase, Bit South Wayne street; waa solemnized Sunday at 5 o'clock at the home of the bride's mother.

Rev. L. F. John, of the Conference Memorial U. B.

church, read the ceremony which was witnessed by SO guests. shower bouquet was of bride's roses and valley lilies. She was attended bv Miss Rose Eble, sister of th Pre- 000. Tilly Kline, one story frame dwell second ward Precinct 1 cinct 2, 96. WOULD FIND SON.

groom, who wore a sown of jad" green crepe. Edward Doran wos best con Christina Elbe), ag? 7, 1021 Allen street, who died at her liome yester Enters House by Using Back Doer and Taksa Bill. A 20 bill and some papers of, value to the owner was takya from the residence of Mrs. Araes Taylor. 206 Blrdsell street, yesterday morning, according to a report made to 1 mra ward Preciret 1, 123; pre- ing at 726 North 11th street, tract price.

J1.S00. cirx-t 2. 90: precinct 2. 4S Austrian Woman Writes Letter to day morning after a four weeks' ill Fourth ward Prcc.nct 1 pre- man. After the ceremony wedding breakfast waa served to IS guests, those from out of town being Mrs.

Bertha Holland, and Mrs. Anna Dahms, of Chicago, and Miss Ruth cinct 2. precinct 3. 6S. 106; 52; ness, were held from the residence this afternoon at 3 t-'clock.

Rev. M. Goffeney. pastor of ihe Zion German Evangelical church. nffVciating.

Burial Figure Per Capita Wealth. WASHINGTON. Sept. 12. The per Fifth ward Precinct I.

pre- cinct 2. Penn township Precinct I 54! was in the city cemetery. Berg, of Hammond. Mr. and Mrs.

Eble left later in the day for De-tr wh-e they will make pre- capita wealth of tne united states has decreased 13.06 in the past year cinct 2. 117. the police yesterday. The robbery occurred between nine and 10 o'clock In tha morning. Apparently the thief gained entrance to the house by using a key on the back door.

Funeral services fci Lewis A. Potts, tr.t ir i ome. age 62, 2414 East Mirhawaka avenuv. and 46 cents in the past montn. tne treasury' department announced who died Saturday night, were held Mayor Eli F.

Saebirt. A request for assistance in locating her son, who last lived in South Bend In 1905 is contained in a letter received a few days ago by Mayor Eli F. Seebirt, from Austria-Marie Winkler. St. Joliann.

under Haide. Stereimark, Austria, is the mother of the man sought. She states In her letter that the man lived in South Bend in 1905 and that he held some sort of office with the state. The letter has been turned over to the police department for Mr. and Mrs.

M. Dumont entertain from the residence 'his afternoon Jt 1:30 o'clock. Rev. A. L.

Brandenburg Olive township Precinct 2, 211. Waren township Piecinct 1, 204. German township Precinct 1. 49. nay township Precinct 1, 171 Harris township Precinct 1.

S3. Centre township Precinct 1, 123. Greene township Precinct 1. 82. Union township Precinct 1, 12 ed at dinner Sunday at their country-home in Berrien Center, honoring The bride wore a gown of navy canton crepe draped with Spanish lace, and Miss Marguerite Milliken, her niece, preceded her as flower girl.

After the ceremony a wedding dinner wasserved, and -Mr. and Mrs. Chase left for an extended automobile trip through Pennsylvania. They will be at home upon their return on High Out of town guests at the wedding were Elmer Chase, brother the groom, Mr, and Mrs. Butler and daughter, of Decatur, Mr.

and" Mrs. A. Katterhelnrieh. Mr. Mrs.

W. H. Meiser. Mr. ind Mra.

Ellis Hutchison, Miss Sybil Hutchi- efneiating. Burial was in Berrien To make your Sunday complete read The South Bend Sunday Tribune. Advertisement. tf Springs, Mich. Mr.

and Mrs. A. Giroux. J. Dumont.

Mrs. A. Either and son. Prudent, and D. Desormler.

of Montreal, and A. Dumont, of Springfield. Mass. The A COMPLETE LINE OF BASKETS FOR STRAW FLOWERS AND BITTER SWEET. and up.

S. REV. L. F. JOHN RETURNED precinct 2.

175. j.ioerty townsnip Precinct 1, South Bend guests included Mr. and BUSINESS LOCALS. Religious article at EcblClnr'a. AdvertisemeaL SStZ Dr.

D. F. De Forest, surgery, threat, ocie. tyt and ar. 111 Deaa Bc drertisemenL oodtf Kodak and supplies at Schilling AfiverUsemecL till Is your furnace reatry for tha winter? Phono L.

6S2. Cieanina precirKt 2. 120. Mrs. Dumont's daughter.

Mildred. Pastor of Conference United Brethern 204; 65. 71 Madison township Precinct 1 Lincoln township Precinct 1 Church Sent Back. P.cv. Louts F.

John has been le- TRIBUNE TELEPHONES. Boalneaa Office M. SSt Classified A dr. DepL Id. 1(00 Clrcnlatlon DepL LI.

IS01 Diaplay Ade. DepL M. 1661 News and Editorial DepL.M. ISO! New fall stock at J. J.

merchant tailor, 303 Dean lt30 precinct 2. 281. tirned to South Bend as pastor of the Conference Memorial United BLUNDERS. Lost something? Find it. Tribune tf classified.

Advertisement. repairing. Advertisement. 12-aod'J Mrs, A. Weinkauf and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. R. Born, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Chartier, G. Chartier, Mrs. A. Roberts, Mrs. C.

Archambeault.tr. and Mrs. N. Dumont and C. Desormier.

Covers were laid for Garden flowers were used throughout the house as decorations. The Pbilathea class of the Westminster Presbyterian church held Brethern church on South St. Joseph IS ADMITTED TO ST. JOSEPH BAR street. The appointment waa made at the concluding session of the con ference held at Winona lake, last Sunday.

C. E. Wilson, of South Bend. their regular meeting Monday ning at the home of Miss was re-elected a member of the gen eral auditing committee. 4' eve-Rulh with Nell Reports showed the membership of the church, the Sunday school Snyder, 706 California avenue.

22 members present. Mrs. Snyder assisted the hostess, lowing the business meeting, Mabel Mongers, a recent bride. movement and the financial condi (TV Our Glasses Are tion of the conference to be strong was er than in previous years and to be entirely satisfactory. The conference was presided over by Bishop H.

H. Fout. Appointments of interest to South Bend and other Jp Becoming UK they say, "It's the Biggest Thing in cities and towns in this vicinity were as follows. Elkhart. H.

C. Beauchamp and J. C. Allbright: Nappanee, C. J.

Miner: Syracuse. T. H. Harmon; Warsaw. A.

Dont aUrm yourself by thinking that the wearing of (lasses win tja your appearances Our superior optical serTloe as-rea your being fitted with glasses that are perfectly adapted to your features, as well as helpful to your irisloD. A. E. Grubbs; Bourbon, S. M.

Hill surprised with a miscellaneous shower. The next meeting will be beld at the home of Mrs. Snyder, 705 California avenue, Oct. 2. Sept.

26, the class will entertain the Philathea union of the city at the church parlors. Miss Nila Sage, daughter of A. Sage. Mishawaka. and Kenneth Langwith, son of Mr.

and Mrs. E. Langwith. 1322 Ottawa street, were quietly married in St. Joseph.

Saturday afternoon. The wedding dinner was served at the home of the bridegroom's parents, to 23 members of the family. The bridal table was centered with a basket of pink roses, and the house was decorated with- smilax and daisies. Mr. and Bremen.

E. Hively; Plymouth. C. WHY IS THIS VRONGT Smith; Rochester, N. McCoy; Roch i.

50-hl The answer will be found on this ester circuit. Ira A. Davis: Tyner, I. Richhart: Walkerton. J.

Pe. i 1 Let Ua DmoBttraU Lower. MEMORIAL FOR FLYERS. This Your SatUfactioav. II.

LEHONTREE Bnfi tM4la 04wM(its aad ataaalcwtes OaAtckaa. w. eaa tvipllcaU Iaa tkst la SMda alaswaara. Mrs. Langwith are now at home at 1322 Ottawa street.

Miss Ovurmeyer. 702 East Miss Lillian Breskin wlU re -open her school of CLASSICAL DANCING Wednesday, Sept. 20, 192J. la the South Bend Womut'i Club Room, 224 J. M.

R. Bldg. Lessons in Classical, Character. Toe and Clog Dancing. Pupils will be enrolled Saturday afternoon.

Sept 18th from SO to SO. 224 J. M. SL Bldg. Beautiful Garden is to be Built Near Verdun, France.

Donald Eldredgc. of the dry soody house of Geoige Wyman Co. who was in the Lafayette eacadrille 'a France during the woild war. has received derails of the formation of an organization to build a memorial garden near Verdun. France, in memory of the S3 members of the esca-drille who lost their livrs while flying in the service of France.

The organization is under the patronage of M. Alexander Millerand, president of France; Raymond TRY TRIBUNE WANT ADS. At Wheelock's At Wheelock's Wayne street, who is leaving for California the latter part of this month, entertained a number of her friends at a meek end party at her cottage Nook." at Lake'Maxin-kyckee, Indiana. Miss Overtneyer ith her grandmother, Mrs. L.

Calbeck. will visit 'California and the western states returning the first of the year when she will enter the Academy of Fine Arts at Chicago. Members of the 'Waneta Sewing circle surprised Mrs. Thomas Carson, 1615 South Main street. Saturday evening in honor of her birthday.

The evening was spent in contests, favors being awarded Mrs. O. D. Jeffries, Mrs. Cora Ettlein.

Mrs. Stephen Clark and Mrs. George Clark, of Milwaukee, Wis The Musicians' club was entertained Monday evening by Miss Wilda of new Fall Merchandise and Apparel You'll agree with the hundreds and hundreds of people who, Have come! Saw! and Bought! MISS MA R. RYER. Miss Maxine R.

Ryer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 F. Ryer. who resides a short distance west of the city on the Lincoln Highway, was this morning admitted to the St.

Joseph county bar before Circuit Court Judge Walter A. Funk. Miss Ryer who is but -2 years of age. bears the unusual distinction of being the only woman who has thus far been admitted to the St. Joseph county bar -by examination for the express purpose of entering active practice in the courts.

Several other women are now members of the bar but are not engaged in active practice, confining their work to office routine. Miss Ryer is a graduate of St. Agnes academy. Kansas ity. of South' Bend High school; Roosevelt hall.

Nazareth academy, Kalamazoo. and is the only woman ever admitted to the law school of the University of Notre Dame, at which institution she has been a student for the past year, and is enrolled for the bachelor of law degree. She has been a law clerk in the law offices of Frank H. Dunnahoe for the last two and one-half years. She will be the junior member of Poincaxe, prime minister, and M.

An- dre Maginot, minister of war. Gen. I Foch is honorary' president and My- ron T. Herrick. American ambas- i sador to Paris, is president.

Accom- panying information of the organiza- tion is a beautiful colored print Lighting Fixtures for Your Home1 garden showing what the memorial will le when completed. Thev all sa "If the Greatest Value-in vine: Read The South Rend Tribune. Celebration Sale Ever!" fShonts, 203 East Marion street. The CITY NEWS BRIEFS. Lighting fixtures must be efficient and useful.

If chosen with care, they may also be the most beautiful furnishings in your home. The Camp Fire girls of the Grace M. E. church, met Monday night at ithe church, the meetinr beir? Hoi OH the partnership farmed for the yrxc- ifuml bv Miss Ruth! luce of law under the firm name of rookin? Th win Ryee and Dunnahoe. with offices at tn Si ver mrk nx Get your shale of the oO plus 1 values while the Celebration lasts you can save on everything.

New tbiiicrs arriving daily iiffv licinir added to the Anniversary stocks at special prices. evening was spenr Informally, and luncheon was served to 1 guests. Sept. 25. the club will be entertained Helen Guilfcyle.

Membeis or the R.ru Writ c'tuo held an all day picnic Sunday at the summer home of Edward Weaver Bagie lake. The date and place of the Hub's next meet.ns; will be announced later. Personal Mention. Mrs, Georce 1- Ha gey. 34s South Eddy street, left Monda for -ette.

to. enter Tier junior ear at There arc but 4 more days this Greatest Merchandise Event. 420 J. M. S.

butU'ing. Souih Rend. Miss Ry.r has p-ised the examma- jda at 4 oiock ani w.M I cook tv.er suffer at the park. lion of the bar committee of 'be p-: a tounnc ar ZU F. S-ebirr.

Judge G. A. Farabaugh 1 Our fixtures embody the newest features in design and finish. They will contribute'' greatly to the decorative effect of your home. We invite you to inspect our display.

had been stolen about o'clock last i and Attorney Jackson. Besides P1'1 "Tn a made t- ni-; i in lies. the lr co rami tee. affidavits ntff Police last n'Cht authont.es at thai place. P.

Morrow. 305 South en BLUNDERS. roll street, it spending the wee in filed in her behalf by Frank H. Dun-nahoo. George A.

Crane, president of; the St. Joseph county bar; Jay C. Bowsher, C. Myers. M.

D- Hugh P. Dunnahoo. A. M. Russell.

WillUm E- Geltz, C. Mont Smith. O. E. Lud-w-ig.

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