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THE INDIANAPOLIS SUNDAY STAR, NOVEMBER 4, 1923.

found plenty and if you wanted
a tittle premature?" For her enlighten- Itoalways for about Brown county will contain mora
legger waa given a very a uncomfortable A. R, G,

FROM DOWN IN THE HILLS O' ment I am saying that if she happens the same yotj would make facts.
fine and when ssked by natty? on the pay
'Bad Boy Bent on streets how he was going to rdund up
that monev. he confided to himhome that he
that way a yearMrom now she'll see took
that same old sign. ,
them mad. I remember the last trip I
through Brown county with a gen-
tleman from the Northwest. We left
A Brown Countlan.
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guessed he'd have to go back but and

Entertains Alumnae of
Cutting Class Has . I didn't hear the rest, I'm a To give von an Illustration of how Nashville at 9 a. m. and went to Pike's
bad our roads are In spots, I need town-
only Peak. Stone Head, Ptonyvllle, Klklns-vill- e

Hard Lot iriGiiam BROWN COUNTY BY FRANK M. JIOIIENBERGER

good guesser.
A harmless looking Individual who
had been concocting some rare Juice
over near Stonv Lonesome waa squealed
and his deputies
mention that a man In Jackson
ship bought a favorite brand of con-
and never thought of the highway a
and wound up at Youknow about
car 3 p. m. I went to
woman
a house and asked
about getting dinner for two.
ditions in the vicinity of his home un- She informed me it would be e ready
til he tried to push the Iron thing over thirty minutes and In twenty-fiv- min-
in
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Miss Phyllis Clarke, 1803 Central
entertained the members of the In- -
ave-nu- e,

(rhoto by Hohenberger.) pn and the sheriff action to find an a hill, at the other side of which his utes she called us to eat. It waa eome
(
visited the scene of -- ,
dlanapolla Alumnae chapter of '4.he Big"
old wash boiler covered with dnugh to cabin deposited. And up to this day dinner. I would tell you what we had
Native Mother' Sits in prevent evaporation of tothe precious the car haa never seen the elaborate to eat for I still remember, but my dear ma Kappa Sorority with a card party
fluid. L'pon being asked explain why garage that had been prepared for it. mother alwavs taught .me not to tell yesterday afternoon in honor of the)
School Room Window to V. i ' , - -
his woman was doing her baking out he
failed Him and
in home. When we
what I ate away from
Not many months ago a widow mar- got ready to leave my friend asked newly elected officers, who are: Mlsa
the woods, words Ruth Dickey, president; Miss Phyllis
' was brought to town to go through the ried a man pretty well healed and they what the bill was and he was surprised
Prevent Off spring From usual routine In order that he might have been getting along very nlnjjy. when he was informed by the woman Clarke, vice president; Miss Thelma
Hunslnger, secretary; Miss Marie Little,
know he was under arrest. Being next re-
Their happiness, however, didn't prevent that she would not take a penny for the
f
leased without bond he showed belleveil the following from a Jealous neighbor:ee dinners. He gave two of her children treasurer, and Miss Marie Wooley, Tri-
playing Hookey Fined, ' morning for a bracer, for he
p
'Ain't It a sight that he couldn't ,"(i cents apiece as presents when we left. angle editor.
The house was decorated in the sorer.
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V Jf She Fails. I
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he'd need one in order to face th
that morning. He was tnld that wotildn t
Judge she wu marrin' him fr
his money? My friend talked about that dinner all
An' he is so poorly didn't have any the way back to Nashville. Ity colors maroon and lavender and
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' ' do and the .nfllcer In charge of the goods blznes gittln' tied up, 'specially .with This Is only one Instance. Brown coun- the following member were present:
I AGANA, Guam, Nov. 3. (Associated started to walk sway whenI the prisoner her. I 'low idie'll be havin' him oper- tv Is full of such people. I have been Mesdamea
I Press) A native mother on the island t
yelled out: "Won I make do? fu.s.fs tliat ated on one o' these days sinc-h- don't up and down Kittle Blue, Saddle creek. R. H. Stuart Nell Nerrlck Thorn
I of Guam will sit alt day at a. school my liquor didn't It? His trial seem f
bo dyln' fast enough." Bean Blossom creek, Owl creek. Salt Kobert Hatfield Kthel Grimm .
was cut very short. The following letter, addressed to the creek, l.lek creek and Creasy creek and A. B. Ramsey Hazel Williams ' '
room window to prevent her offspring editor of The Star, has been received the are all the same oil John Oldham
from playing: hookey. This Is not Carl Garf had been putting In most of from an county resident now right. I know every hog path In Brown Misses
of her desire that her child shall the morning over In a field of shocked living in Watervllet, N. Y.. relative to county and I knew all of the people in Lillian Mueller Helen Trent
wheat with a fine rail fenceto foreground. the artless written by Mr. Hohenberger the countv twenty-fiv- e years ago. Helen Walsh Bernlce Burgess
acquire learning-- but to avoid paying
,
Just as he was preparing pull stakes for The Sunday Star: .1 hoie Mr. Hohenberger'a next article
along came the owner whether of the scenery n I have Just finished reading an arti-
the ', truancy fine of 15 cents. he could
Ph.nl.ln T. - ThnmniAn. United v.
question and Inquired cle In your Sunday Issue of Oct. T. en-
MUftaii TVi . u. .........
have a look at the "pitcher."someWell, he
titled "From Down in the Hllhr-
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o'
States Navy, school superintendent. looked, then he squinted more, Brown County." by Frank M. ilohen-berge- r,
' krT-- S:y,v ''TT 1
furl to ask himIfwhat
aayC he is endeavoring; to adapt the and It was up tothe rendition. the I have traveled here and there
it, work of education on the Island to the he thought of
observer he and I have often wondered how Brown
artist had been a close countv has got such a bad name. If

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particular needs of the natives. The man
s Chamorros take readily to penmanship, might have seen the old counting any one who reads Mr. Hohenbcrger'a
the wheat shocks on the canvas.
v.
articles knows Brown county like 1 do,
The Shopping Shoe.
Any-wa-

mathematics and all kinds of mechanics.
"
The children frequently know American
i' history more thoroughly than youngsters
in the United States of the same age.
etandarttse Grammar Grades.
"Wo have standardized the eighl
.grammar grades and added a mgn
about the time 'rl thought all
til; it 4 f Jk-- : hopes of an expression were gone, the
critic, In a rather disappointing tone,
said : "Well, son, yrni port nigh gota
Wiev would know none of it Is true ex-
cept in regard to the picture of the
Courthouse, The picture is perfect.
description
His
of the locust trees Is also for street
'em all in too bad you didn't have
bigger cloth."
good. I have played undo them, have
eaten under them and have heard many
good sermons preached under them.
THIS shoe,
shop, permit
' Tbt natives take a lot of Interest In
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the work the artists are alldoing down I don't suppose Mr. Hohenberger ever the free, lithe step that is
school, which places the educational the nice knew that at one time Indianapolis was
here and readily recall
of Guam on a par ,wlth those in things the painters say about
and scenery. Stopping at a
the people
s
a burg only one mile square and thSJt
my grandfather was the one who con- part of woman's charm.
the Philippines and the United States,"
-- cross-road-

keeper asked ducted City ctjurt and was the sole po-
store for Information, the It prevents fatigue and
the sunerintendent says.
"The Industrial classes, despite our
limited funds and equipment, have been
me what my line
long had I been
Brown county, and did
of work
canter-in- '
I see
was.
around In
that
how
fine
liceman as late as In the forties. I have
a directory of Indianapolis that can in-be
earried in your vest pocket, which strain, and assures en 1
P
especially successful. Lacemaking, bas-
old elm Just ahead of me at the bend cludes tmr names of all the residents of
the city at that time. Don't think-- am during comfort because
weaving- of various ar-
1
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of the road? He felt sure thatas 1 was It would

ketry, and hemp
ticles have reached a high grade of per-
fection. The boys in their carpentry
BIRD8KYK.VIKW OF NASHVILLE,
!.,
I.OOKIXO XORTHA8T FROM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TOWER.
make a good picture., .lust rubbing Indianapolis for 1 think it Is the
only city today. I call It ny home Ifnwn. it is a Ground Gripper.
leave, he Inquired whetherwhoI
i
prosperin' she klnda hinted "No Hunting" to ave you many
AVE you ever noticed that the least ready to

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classes make the furniture and other to aYtlst But It makes my blooil boil when read
that if I'd try an- git through 'nother steps. The county haa been hunted of
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knew, a certain Western such stories (bout old Brown county.
wooden fittings for the schools. The girls a lot of folks who left the season with th garment she'd help me death not by fox chasers and seekers A worked here a number of yearson ago. I

so readily take to dressmaking that stills always the officers, either. was sorry I didn't, so he went to tell In one article, relative to the death
old home town fifteen or. Into it uv
.
American clothes are gradually replac- number of distilleries have been located me who he was. of President Harding. I would gamle street ho.
ing the graceful costume of the native twenty years ago expect-to- A city man who invested In thre through rumors, but very few' outfits "Wall." said the old man (slight hes- that the people of Nashville knew It as
women. and two valleys got rather are being hauled to Nashville these itation due to dlslodgement of chew of soon as the writer of said article dhh
Hare Weakness for Cake.
"The real problem is presented by the
see it almost Intact when they de- hilltops"about
cide to pay the place a visit? "Keep Out" signs
his 100 acres and put up days.
in various spots. And about stills, I remember
tobacco from customary parking with
"he were one o' them fellers at th end
spot),a In another article In regard to a mem-
ber of a lodge sitting around so he could 9 207 Guaranty Bldg.
After spending a spring and summer on sendingspeaking a couple of large wagons cov- sparse gathcrin' ofI whiskers
wish I could mem-
draw benefits from said order, I will any
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classes of cooking and gardening. The The otheY day a jaan who had the place he confided to his nearest ered with racks all the ac- o' his chin laws, that If such a. thing were true I would
haya still tobringing ber his name. Any way, he were one
,
children enter with zest Into the com- two miles away that he wished cessories of Nashville several hate to think I was horn In good old
spent the biggest part of his life In neighbor o' them furriners that painted anby hand, county. But I was snd I am
I Ground Gripper Shoes
the original owner had had those signs years Included in the outfit
petitive raising of many kinds of vege- ago. an" he always said our roads cabins
tables. They also learn the principles Nashville came back from the West up when he came to buy. was a barrel of mash and the way the taked well." proud today to think I can look back
and see the good old hospitable people of
When it comes to hospitality any one natives were sampling the same with a
of dlatetica and do excellent cooking. where he has owned a farm for that tincup well, an old woman said there
has ever visited these parts knows wouldn't A lady from oft. passing a window In Brown county as they used to be.
But they refuse to carry home any of twenty years. He expected to walk that Brown county can't be surpassed. court.
be enough left for evidence in a Gnaw Bone store, saw a sign an- I have driven all over Brown county
the vegetable they raise one or to eat any- Are we accommodating? Laws, yes. nouncing "Christmas Candles," and she with different people and no matter the
thing they cook, with exception, up and down the main street and remarked to her companion, "Isn't that tluie of day, when wo got ready to eat
Why, we even have signs on our farms At a recent term of ' court a boot
native diet consists mainly of greet comrades of younger days. 2U
rice juid flsh, and the natives prefer the The stores seemed somewhat out of
canned Alaska saJmo.n, if flshthey can pay
of these "The Home of Your "Electric Servant'
for it .to the delicious place and even the old Iron fence
had been removed from around the

The Largest and Most Complete Display

W'But we can not impress upon them
the desirability of eatingto vegetables. the It Courthouse. The big fire of fifteen
is almost impossible to even
persuade
taste an un- years ago he had heard about, but
children or adults instruc- he failed to make allowance for Us
familiar food. Consequently the to

Rvfir Shown Indianapolis Housewives!

tion in oooklne; and gardening, date, inroads. Where we oncehad two
has ehown little practical result. banks now only one js growing, and
r the poBtofflce has changed sites at
least four times sine) -- he went
Passing of Long away. The undertaker informed
him about 'a lot of pioneers who
Skirt Enhance were laid to rest In the Jackson
Branch, Schooner and Gnaw Bone
Inc2
Comprising 1924 models of Gaina-da- y
Role ofvAnkles
Ujemeteries and a visit to the county
treasurer's office told him that land and Horton Washers and Iron- -
possessions had changed a great T-- 1 - 1

LONDON, Nov. A (Universal Serv- About the only thing that

deal even during the past ten years.
didn't ers, uureKa
ice
)The Qoeen of Spain haa no legs !" alter according to his calculations
said, the outraged Spanish official when
was the political power In Brown, Vacuum Clea-
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the British ambassador 800 yeara age county.
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presented a wonderful pair of sITk stock-

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A man from Columbus-wh- o was for-mir- lv

ners and Hot-poi- nt
The
ings specially woven as a gift from his Nashville his annual in business here paid
d

. visit recently. He famous

royal mluti-eaa- .
aeempd to bemoan the fact that the vil
Then, and for centuries after, a refer-
-
laere was fast losing its quaintness. He oscillating
ence to remtame lags was considered in- remembered when it seemed as though
delicate. Nowadays they are a popular there wasn't a weed growing Within the
Gainaday.
toplcu-M- . cornorate limlts-i- n fact, they were as
The disappearance of the crinoline ana scarce as saloons'. He recalled the odd
theTentry of women into the athletio little cabins withandtheir paling fences.
world compelled the recognition of the neat doorvards He
fact, that woman is also a biped, and ioned flowers.
little bit and thought the
beds of
didn't like our dust
h
All STAND-
from that date, in both work and play, asidewalks
d

she has tended more to impress this fact

on the attention of the world.
were hard on acning reet.
When he was here as a boy we had
A furious discussion has recently raged practically no tosidewalks and the bare
ARD appli-
on whether bare legs are permissible
the "stage. Various managers and
ists have defended them on artistic front of "some
on earth seemed
thnne davs teams
answer our needs. In
mired in the mud in
of the stores and still he
ances of; the
of our dust. "Folks used to
grounda! but no one haa stated the realj- complained
reason why they are enoouraged econ-omy- come and stay with us for quite a spell,
but now accommodations
scarce. Yea. 1 regret the many changes,
are pretty highest quality HORTO- N- I s
at prices to suit
1 1 1 1 1 1
Why TSt Sav That f15.
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even if it does sound selfish, yet they
In B ordinary musical play or revue were bound to come. The Horton Miracle The original suction
3-c-

there win be at least twenty glrta, with NntTrlthataniUne

an average of at least three, costumes villa is six miles from the railroad, she
of stock- has made
the fact that Nash
strides to the front and any purse or the highest grade hand washerthe leader among n? cylinder type an
each,. Which gives sixty pairs
ings? Bach girl will 'ladder" at least
rapid
with tha state hlehwav now in splendid operated washer Horton electrical washers.
three pairs a week.
average price aa $2.50 a pair,
Take as
week.
a low condition we expect
and you ments- next vear. Very little
alone- the line of
numerous
private
Improve-
building
homes has
style prefere-
have a bill of $180 for the
French women have always shown the taken place
way to dainty feet For evening wear, thing to do
this year and this has some-
with
covering of the upp- bering at a.presentunlessinflux
our population,
than 400. There
num- nce. ;
l'ick out your
having reduced thebodies to a minimum ha. hp.n to the cities ek a the
of their
1
Xmas gift NOW.
and and farming centers, but the invasion of The Peerless water
er-part
with blackless and sleeveless frocks now
deep decolletages,other
starting atand the
the Parisienne is the
end by discarding certain extent.
outsiders is offsetting the same to a
Prices Range power washer whose lowest priced
Make a small pay-
ment. We'll hold
displaying instead beau-
stockings
tifully made-u- p
shoes.
legs with feet in sandal
This, however, is probably but benefactor
The automobile has proven a great
to us. Visitors used to
lone waits between trains, but
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From motor never gives STAN PARI) them for you.

a passing craet Teh majority of critics now the we have taxi lines running in all
trouble.
agree that a covering, however
nous, enhances the beauty of feminine directions.
diapha-
Thtranspoitation of freight electric vacuum
limbs. from the railroad station was a Dig item
skirt before the advent of the auto truck.
cleaner on the
It is remarkable how the shortwoman Shipping facilities are now as good- as 20-U- The Horton elec-
vogue has caused the to Knglish
her feet and you will find them in any county seat 60
to pay more attention tric does washing
ankles. Gone are the thick and Now-
shoes.
ugly of Some this size.
of our roads are not boulevards market.
stockings and the clumsy that reason we The largest stock of in about 'A the
adays the English woman challenges In winter totimehaveandallforour coal hauled
comparison' with any rival with herd from arrange,
rightly chosen stockings and her
well-sho- the railroad station before the Hotpoint appliances time of the old
heavy rains set in. Considering the few in the city.
feet. -

advantages we have fallen he'lr to in tub method.

past years, more we believe that Brown
than held her own EUREKA the low- Also ask to see the
Ritz Dinner-Danc- e county has
and tho fun that has poked at us
est priced- - standard
has been the means of our striving
been
famous From h a n d
Paris
self-wringi-

Popular in harder than ever to convince the outside

cleaner on the mar- wet mop
PAKIS, Nov. 3. (Universal Service)
world that the black eye given to us
regarding our backwardness healed up
the
power to ele-
bid fair to be as years ago. ket. Squeeze-Ez- y.

ctricany style
,
Ritz s
dinner-dance-

popular this season among Americans
as they were last.
An Sunday night attendance
is 500, and almost as many as to be
seen at the Thursday night dances.
Among those noticed at the iiitz
cently have been Mrs. Edward Stotps-bur-
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Blddle, Jef-
ferson Crane, Marquis DeCastellanoj
Katon Cromwell, Mrs. Clifford Brokaw,
Mrs. Alaslr Cameron, Capt. and Mrs.
John R. Kdle, Mrs. Cameron Hawkins,
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Owen of
Oklahoma; Mrs. Maury Reld, Frederick
Dieter, Capt. and Mrs. 'William Crock-
er, Miss Lorraine Rowan, Mrs. Adrian
Iselin and her daughter, Louise Iselin;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. S. Williams,
Mrs. Robert Rowan, Mrs. James
and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Nashville was founded in JSSfl, and See our exhibit at
was laid out in August of that year GAINADAY backed at
by Banner C. Bnmimett, county agent.
Electric Ironer the Food Show you prefer
It. was first railed
the township In which it was then
from
by a '$4,000,000 .fac- Booth 42. almost any price
re-
James Hawwn prepared the plat
of the town and acted in the capacity of tory 31 years of suc- The Gainaday ironer makes
surveyor when the streets were mea-
sured. The first sale of lots took place cess. ironing day a joy. you want to pay!
.Sept. 12, iKSU, and was continued priv
ately during the autumn at months. the old
The first house built Jacksonburg
or In the immediate vicinity was a log
HORTON
reliable 50 year old
TO INDIANAPOLIS HOUSEWIVES: The Horton
You don't need to "shop around',' NOW! Here is of a complete range appliances to suit all style
-- -- 30-inc-
structure erected about IH.'in by Banner labor-savin- g h
Brummett and was located about ir0 y
yards northeast of the present county line. ' preferences and pocketbooks. PAY AS YOU SAVE ! ironer that does the work
infirmary. bout the same time Isaac
Matthews built a, log cabin in the north-
west part of town and another cabin HOTPOINT known
was erected near the cemetery by Henry
Jackson. In May, lS.'tH, W. S. Roberts
erected a double log cabin, in one part
of which he placed a stork of goods
worth $1,600. The panic of 1M7 was
all the world over. '
keenly felt in Jacksonburg, and Hoberts
was forced to close his doors. Other
stores were established and in most of
them liquor was sold as well as gro-
ceries and other articles.
Nashville was incorporated in 1872.
and the survey of the territory to be
comprised within the limits of the cor-
poration was made by John P. Wright:
The Edison
The census of the town was taken early
in August by S. (i. Pettigrew and

trie
citizens were enrolled.
Japh Schooley, who takes delight In Electric Co.
Co
having folks know that he is a warm-
blooded Brown countyian, had been
showing up around the street corners a
number of frosty mornings minus a coat
Inc.
and with shirt sleeves rolled up to the
elbows. The other night Jack JYost put
Authorized Distributors
an exceptionally heavy enamel In ths of these lines, invites Out of the bl91S
35 - valley and the next morning Jeph ap-
you to come in and see
115 -- 117
Comfort Baby s Skin
peared on the streets clad In a coat that
was the talk of the village tar several
days. It was one of those cTiameleons
as far as the color was concerned, but'
when it came to describing its condition
well, the boys couldn't undestand how
them demonstrated
daily. "Sold on easiest of
Traffic Jam East Ohio Street Just Back of
Denison Hotel
With Cuticura Baths
Don't let your baby lufler or fret
because of rashes, eczemas, irrita
it managed to hold together. The lin-
ing at the cuffs was hanging down in
festoons anil the punctures and rips at
the front and back were countless. It
made Jeph Just a trifle peevish when he
weekly or monthly pay-
ments.
Demonstrations 'at your
Fl
ill
III r
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tions or itchings. Give him a warm heard the boys say that one blowout at
bath, using Cuticura Soap freely. the back was exposing his y s.
one-wa- gal-lii- home sjf desired. Just
but he didn't show fight, and when
Then anoint affected parts with Cu- asked whether it was the only coat he call
ticura Ointment. The daily use of
Cuticura does much to prevent
these distressing troubles.
had. replied :
"Boys, times hez bin pretty dern hard
up our way an' last night me an' the
Kin rn if w i t ' i

ttnplH Trt bT Mill Addrw "Cities. Lttor-Wim- ,

Dipt, tea MtSim 4, Hui" fioM
Ointment 26 andM. Ttl earn tte-
old woman got to argyfyin' how we wuz
gonna git through the winter an' keep
the five kids in school. We both agreed
MAin 2455 4 WW if

i Cuticura Soap without mui. that I wui needln' a eoat worse than
terbacker, an' Jist when things looked