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PHONE WARNINGS CAUSE ANXIETY MODS GRIM Li COTTON \ C V Record advertisers are the live The Wan-- advertisements in the merchants of this vicinity,, who have Record link the ibuypr and seller in goods at prices which they feel are an economical, *fficient manner, and worth calling your attention to. does it quickly, at small cost. iSS'UCD TUESDAYS.AND FRIDAYS* FIFTY-SIXTH YEAR BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN. •FRIDAY JULY 27, 1923 NUMBER 29B v- COTTON BLOSSOM SINGERS AT K IW A N IS MEETING MONDAY A LARGE ATTENDANCE AND AN c r y s t a l s p r in g s c a m p p NILES REVISES BUS ' KIWANIANS AND LADIES'WILL UNUSUALLY GOOD TIME EN­ MEETING OPENED THURSDAY TIRE REGULATIONS DINE AT TOURIST CAMP AT JOYED AT CARLISLE’S * • * 6:30. PUBLIC INVITED GROVE, THURSDAY The Methodist camp meeting at The Niles city council, at their TO PROGRAM AT 7:30 Crstal Springs opened Thursday. meeting Tuesday evening, directed The Civil war veterans, and their Some of the themes of Dr. Harold the police to prevent tractors or The entertainment committees of families, held their annual picnic Paul Sloan, who speaks at the camp other unusually heavy vehicles from meeting, are: “ The Deity of Christ,” the Kiwanis Club has arranged fo r a Thursday, July 26, in the Carlisle passing over city pavements. The t‘The Almightiness of Redemption,” program of exceptional "merit at the grove, (named by one o f the guests lugs must be removed from, thg trac­ j “ Salvation b y Faith,” “ The Greatness tors or the owner must lay wooden regular meeting next Monday even­ this year as “The Oaks,” ) on north of Regeneration,” “The Hope of the planks in the path they are to take. ing, when the -Cotton Blossom Main street. Resurrection,” “ The Christ of the The bus ordinance was again revised Singers, a sextette of boys and girls The affair had been looked for­ i Ages.” and gives permission to use pneu­ from the Piney Woods School, Brax­ ward. to by the soldiers with the an­ matic or semi-pneumatic tires. A ton;, Miss., •will give a program of ticipation of a happy reunion and speed of 10 miles in the business dist­ southern plantation, spiritual -and an enjoyable day with their comrades PHONE WARNINGS rict and 12 miles in the residential folk songs. ami friends, and the fondest hopes • district will be enforced. Each member of the Kiwanis Club, were realized. This year's picnic was accompanied by his wife ox some a decided success front every view­ CAUSE ANXIETY other lady is expected to be present point, The attendance, including the AT COUNTY JAIL. ANONYMOUS at the Free Tourist Camp promptly soldiers and their families and guests at 6 :30, bringing with them their MESSAGES REPORT THAT A was "about one hundred and f orty. knife, fork, spoon and cup, and Chef At 12:30 the usual dinner was LYNCHING BEE WAS TO BE STAGED. Portz will serve dinner for the occa­ served, which, it is needless to state, sion. Members who Avill he unable was one o f the important and en­ PURNELL’S DARLING AND DE­ to attend are expected to notify Mr. Anonymous telephone messages joyable features of the program. Fol­ FENDER GOES EAST WITH Portz before noon on Monday, or | were received at the Berrien county lowing the dinner a business meeting HANDSOME LONG-HAIR­ they will be asssesed the price of two was held by the veterans, and the jail Tuesday evening that a body of ED HUSBAND dinners, $1.00. following officers were elected for 500 members of the Klu Klux Klan At 7:30 o’clock the program of the the ensuing year: President, J. C. Benton Harbor, Mich., July 25.— were hurrying to the jail to lynch Cotton Blossom Singers will be given, Dick; viee president, George Hanley; Harriet Baushke Walker, “ darting” Roy Conway and Herbert Ford, the and the general -public is imdted to secretary, Charles E. Sabin; treasur­ of the House of David colony and be present. In case of inclement negroes who last Saturday evening er, William Conrad. defender of Benjamin Purnell in the wether the dinner -and program will are alleged to have outraged Pauline No set program had been arranged, series of court attacks on him, has be given in the basement of the Pres­ Wilson, of Dowagiae, in Hall Park, but there was sufficient musical and left the long-haired cult with her byterian church. Benton Harbor, after robbing her vocal talent present to make the in­ husband and another couple, relatives The Piney Woods Country Life companion, Harold Daily. More than 1 LOCATION FOR FACTORY formal program one of decided here revealed. They have gone to School, of Braxton, Miss., for train­ half a dozen such messages Avere re­ SOUGHT IN BUCHANAN interest and pleasure. A piano and MODS GRIM Rochester, N. Y., to ’live, it was said. ing colored young men and women in ceived. After two or three anony­ a fine pianist and singer, Miss No reason was given. Christianity, character and service, mous messages had been received T. J. Judd, of Chicago, was in Bu­ Howard, had been provided by the This announcement came on the was organized in 1910, under the four men drove up to the county chanan, Wednesday, and in company heels of a persistent rumor that five Chamber of Commerce andlhe piano Fine trees of South Mississippi, Avith- jail in an automobile. Two of them Avith Rex Lamb, secretary of the [ young men o f the colony packed up and vocal selections were very much ATTACK A YOUNG COUPLE IN AND CANCELS THEIR ENGAGE­ out money, land or friends, by Lau­ left the car, entered the office and Chamber of Commerce, called on a appreciated. PARK AT BENTON HARBOR; MENT WITH THE BLUES- their Avorldly possessions last week rence G. Jones, the present principal, Offered Deputy Kiefth a large roll of number of the business men. Mr. One of the first features of the ROB THE MAN, OUTRAGE NEW TROY WILL PLAY and went to Niles, where they are and first colored graduate of the bills to turn over the tAVQ negro pris­ Judd represents a manufacturing said to have monopolized the activi­ program following the business meet­ THE GIRL HERE SUNDAY. Marshalltown, la.,'High school. Dur­ oners to them. These men appeared .company Avhieh is seeking a location ties of a barber is-hop for the entire ing was the community singing, led ing the past ten years the institution to be slightly under the influence of for a factory for the manufacture afternoon. Still other defections by Mrs. Riebel and accompanied on One of the most henious crimes Owing to the fact that the Berrien has had a wonderful groAvth, liquor. They declared a large num­ of over-stuffed davenports and other from the colony have been rumored. the piano by Mrs. Fowler. This was ever recorded in the annals of Ber­ The sextette of" hoys and girls ber of Berrien county citizens Was furniture. Available buildings Avere 1 Springs ball team cancelled their In both the trial of the $80,000 followed by a number of selections from this .school, accompanied by ready to storm the jail and take the rien county, occurred in Benton Har­ inspected ,by Mr. Judd and be ex- J engagement with the Buchanan Blues damage suit of John W. Hansel, o f oTd-tinie music on the violins by Prof. Jones, are traveling overland by negroes out if they were not .delivered bor Saturday evening, of Avhieh the "pressed himself very Avell pleased , for next Sunday it Avas necessary for against the cult in Grand Rapids, and Charles Lantz and Frank Fisk, accom­ auto to give the public an opportunity peacefully. They left Avhen told the with the surroundings. The proposed •the grand jury investigation by Judge panied by Mrs. Fowler on the piano. St. Joseph Ilerald-Press gives the the management to arrange for an­ to hear the singers and learn some­ negroes would remain in their cells factory Avill furnish employment for I Harry J. Dingeman at St. Joseph, A reading by Mrs. Burbank, which folloAving account: other team, and the New Troy team thing of the work the school as engag­ all night. from fifty to sixty people. A defi- Mrs. Walker was a staunch defender had to do with scenes and incidents “Tavo young negroes, recently from Avas finally booked to take the place ed in. The program -will include the One o f the mysteroius telephone nite proposition will probably be re- ; of Purnell and his acoelytes. She and o f Civil war times, was a very inter­ Chicago, found a young couple sit­ of the Berrien Springs quitters. Just folloAving songs: “ It’s Me, It’s Me, calls, it is reported, Avas traced to ceived soon. her husband were spoken of as the esting and pleasing feature, hig'hly ting' on a bench in Hall park, ‘held up Avhat caused the sudden attack of Oh Lord,” “Lord, I want"' to Be a SteveHsville, and the mysterious per­ happiest and handsomest couple in appreciated by the"' soldiers and and robbed the young man at the cold feet on the part of the Berrien Christian,” “You Better Mind,” son talking to the jail declared 500 the colony. guests. point of a pistol, and then outraged I V ir p jo .Springs outfit is not known, as the “ King Jesus is a Listening for My Kluxers Avere coming from Detroit on At Grand Rapids, her flamboyant Rev, E. D. Riebel, of the Evangel­ the young Avoman.
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