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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-06
HIGH SCHOOL TIDINGS.


Elkhart beat Michigan City at foot
ball last Saturday by score of 81 to 0.
Michigan City and Hammond both
seem TO be up against it this wear.
The comedy company held a meet
ing in the English room Immediately
after dismissal. The object of the meet
ing was TO appoint a committee to
arrange and decide on some play to be
staged. The work of appointing the
committee was left to President Hunter
and Manager McElroy. The meeting
then adjourned.
Principal McEfroy had charge of the
opening exercises and he spoke on the
defeat of last Saturday and how the
boys took it. His talk, although brief,
was right to the point.
Did you get a chance to look at the
writeup in the South Bend News about
the game Saturday. 1t was a fine
writeup {? ? p. Take a glimpse if
you get chance.
Who's beating time with the march
music. Its not the seniors nor the
juniors, and the freshmen will have
to grow little before they will un-
derstand the art, so the blame is all
on the sophs They were requested
to keep their feet under control.
Miss Eichorn can certainly furnish,
the march music She played a march
yesterday.
A second team has been organized
by the coach and will be pitted against
the varsity to practice them in the
different points of the game They
have their own signals and are practic-
ing hard. Last night was the first
time they lined up against the regular
team, but a practice game will be held
each night this week and will be a
great advantage from all view points
| Professor Alice had the misfortune
| to lose his gold watch fob last night
| but luckily it was found Mr.. Alice
then wore one of his old familiar
smiles.
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CHURCH QUARTERLY SOCIAL.

The First Methodist Episcopal church
will give its first quarterly social for
this year in the church social rooms
next Thursday evening, October s. The
church functions are social occasions
and special opportunities for acquaint-
anceship. The special guests on this
occasion will be district superintendent
Rev. A. 7. Briggs and family, and the
family Of DR.. w Mayes Martin of the
Lincoln Jefferson law college. All the
new members of the church will be
specially entertained and introduced. A
program will be given that will delight
all. A kindergarten room will receive
and entertain the small children. The
affair will be arranged by the ladies
composing the church social commit
tee" All the members and friends of
the church are cordially invited. No
charges are made. A free will offer
ing to the social fund will be permit
ted
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-06
A PRETTY WEDDING.

A pretty wedding occurred Saturday
evening at o'clock at the home of
Francis Sheets when Miss Adelia Meyer
and William Steinafel. both residents
of Hammond, were united in marriage
by the Rev. p. C1ausen. The home was
prettily decorated in purple and white
chrysanthemums for the occasion. The
bridal couple were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Miles, sister of the bride
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Steinafel of Hammond, mother
and father of the groom: John Meyer
and son Adolf. father and brother of
the bride, and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mil
lies, sister. of the bride. The bridal
couple left at 1925 Sunday afternoon
for their home in Hammond, where the
groom holds position as agent at the
Wabash depot in that city, says the
Valpo Messenger.
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1.-THE INDIANS sECRET.v

Lincoln ]. Carter has written thrill
ing play based on the romantic life of
the Indian-he has called it THE In
dams Secret or TraiIed Into the Desert"
and better tile never fitted the plot
as this does.
Substility and secrecy are two of the
Indians chief characteristics and he is
ever watchful and cautious in his ac-
lions at all times and places. Firmness
and elaboration in his movements, he
generally makes for his appointed goal
or dias trying. These points of Indian
character are often lost sight of in the
accepted belief that he is only capable
Of cruelty, barbarity and murder. The
author has carefully drawn the picture
of the red skin and shows him in his
many sided nature.
The story is morally clean and from
any exaggerated idea of the subject
Strong, powerful and consistent, it is
much needed relief from the rip raj
and horse play we often see. The play
is scheduled to be at Towle opera house
for three nights and Saturday matinee
commencing Thursday, Oct. s.
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tition for time. Sixty days granted.
621e. National Surety company VS..
Foster Lumber company. Marion S. c.
Appellee's brief on appellants petition
for rehearing.
$500. James f. Tennyson VS.. VIII
liam l. Fleener ct al. Warrick c.
c. Appellant granted time to Nov 1.
67SS. William B. Phillips VS.. Kan
kakee Reclamation company ct al.
Starke c. c. Appellees' brief and re-
quest for oral argument.
695s. Vandalia Railroad company VS.
Perry MUM. Ell al Dekalb C. c. APP
pellants brief.
6s45. William Fetheringill ct al,
joint administrators. vs.. Mary j. Dough
erty. Marion c. C. Appellants reply
brief
6947. William Bentle, sr., VS.. Jerome
D. Ulay ct al. vanderburg S. G. Aft
davit for nonresident notice with
drawn. Joinder in error.
GAS. James W. Ramsey ct al VS.. Jo-
seph F. Hicks ct a. Vanderburg s. c.
AFFIDAVIT for nonresident notice with
drawn. Joinder in error.
$3.50. Cleveland, Cincinnati & ST.
Louis Railway company VS.. Charles II.
Houghland, administrator Rush C. c.
Appellants brief on appellees petition
for rehearing.
5000 James b. Swing trustee. VS..
the Marion Pulp company. Grant S. c.
Appellee's brief
NEW APPELLATE COURT SUIT.
1892. Nellie Barnes ct al. VS.. George
A. Kesling. st Joseph c. c. Record.
Assignment or errors Precipe. Appel
lants' motion substitute executrix~
7041 John c. FulIenwider VS.. John
L. Cohen. Fountain c. G. Record. As
signment OF errors. Jolnder IN error.
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CHANGE THE MEETING PLACE

Owing to a change in conditions
which could not be foreseen it will be
necessary for the local G. A. r.. who
are entertaining the Thirteenth In
diana Cavalry. to change the place of
meeting from the K. of P. hall to the
Odd Fellows hall. The meeting tonight
is expected to be an interesting one
and a good program has been arranged.
The members Of the old troup are now
here and a good time is expected by all
who are connected with the reunion.
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OLD "VETS" FLOCK
TO HAMMOND
tcontinued from page l.,

l. NJ Ball and wife, Company H.
North Liberty
A. Latson and wife. Company c,
Auburn.
Charles Griffin, Company e. Laporte.
Lieutenant d. n. Dressler, Company
H, South Bend.
Lee Watkins. Company II. Lakeville.
w. T. Diltz and wife, Company H,
Mishwa uka.
A. II. Rewley, Company F. Laporte.
H. Croker, Company H, South Bend.
David Augustine, Company II, South
Bend.
H. Gertner, Company C, Hamilton.
S. G. Talifero, chief bugler, Company
C. Michigan City.
w. M. Augustine, Company H, South
Bend.
W. P Hartman, Company III. South
Bend.
Thomas Twyford. Company I, Goshen
Mrs. A. Strayer, Woolcottville.
George w. McQuisten and wife
Company FL, Goshen.
r. H. Nier. Company II. Plymouth
Lieutenant C.. L. Andrew. Company C
Plymouth.
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Higher Courts Record.

SUPREME COURT MINUTES.
212S5. James n. Teeple, trustee, VS..
State ex rel John W. Brown ct al.
Clark c. C. Appellants petition to adj
vance.
212S6. Samuel A. Rose ct al. VS.. State
of Indiana White C. c. AppeIlees
granted thirty days additional.
21301. Ho OIL company vs.. Indiana
Natural Gas and Oil company. Della
ware c. c. Appellant granted thirty
days additional.
2f246. Pomona Oolitic Stone COM
pany VS.. Otis Shields. by next friend.
Morgan C. C. Appellee's petition for
time.
21249. Lindley @. Hester ct al vs.
town of Greenwood ct al. Johnson C. c.
Appellants motion for leave to amend
original brief and acknowledgement OF
service.
1926. The Muncie & Portland Trac-
ton company VS.. John w. Hall ct al
Jay C. c. Appellants petition for time
and consent OF appellee. Ninety days
granted
21267 The Muncie & Portland Trac-
tion company VS.. William R. Black 81
al Jay c. c. Appellants petition fol
time and consent of appellants petit
tion for time and consent of appellee
Ninety days granted.
213O2. Asa ]. Murray ct al vs.. James
A. Gault ct al Pulaski. c. c. Appellants
brief.
A. 1927 Elijah E. Russell VS.. State
ex rel. Ben c. Crowder. Sullivan C
c. Appellants brief.
APPELLATE COURT MINUTES.
$3.50. Indianapolis and Eastern Rail
way company ct al. VS.. Nora A. Helm
Rush c. c. Joint motion TO dismiss
cause.
6957. Thomas H. New VS.. Thomas a
jackson. Henry c. C. Appellants pc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-06
THE FOUNDER SAYS

There is baseball argument on all
the time at Lochiel Simpsons barber
shop. Some times the discussion reaches
white heat and at other times it sub
sides to simply a rudy glow, but there
is always something doing.
George Schumacher is usually the
casus bell and has the faculty for
getting on the side OF the argument
which arouses the greatest storm Of
protest. When arguments become
frayed on the edges and the lighting
point is reached the only alternative
is to back UP ones Judgment with a
bet.
Only the other day George bet that
Pittsburg would defeat Chicago. The
bet was the elimination of a bitter
argument and great was the satisfac-
ton of the winner thereof.
After it had been discovered that
George had allowed his heart, rather
than his head. to govern his ideas Of
the relative strength of the cubs and
the pirates and, of course, had lost
out; the winner of the bet prepared
about the biggest gloat-fest that has
ever been held in Hammond.
After securing a quantity of whit
| ing he went into the barber shop and
| inscribed the following sign on the
/ looking glass in front of the BARRIERS
chair:
/ Tee Hee, Chicago 5, Pittsburg Cir
1 teeny weeny figures). Goodbye Kid
Arabella Cinch has came back home
st. Louis was pictured as being in the
hole and It was all there for George,
! ediication.
When George came back he had sew,
eral connections and the joke was OF
Schumacher for twenty -four long hours
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TURKEY ISSUES A NOTE.
VIII Declare War Against
Bulgaria If Berlin Treaty
Is Violated.

At a council of ministers held this
morning a note was drafted and sent
Turkey looks to them to prevent any
violation of the Berlin treaty. This is
believed to be tantamount to "a dec
ternafionaI conference fails to support
Turkey, the Porte will declare war
against Bulgaria.
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LAKE SUPERIOR COURT.
NEW CASES.


5045. John A Brennan VS.. Edward
w. Price. Quiet title.
5046. Theodore Sehase VS. Albert
LANCE, Emil Therman Appeal.
5047. Capitola c. Black VS. Phoenix
Preferred Accident association. Civil.
504S. VIM. Herkner VS.. Rosa Herk-
ner ct al. Petition to sell real estate.
5049. Roma Poliga VS.. Chicago &
Erie Personal injury.
$3.50. Lundt & Corley Roofing com
pany VS.. Mary Cross, H. E. Granger ct
al. Foreclosure of mechanics lien.
5051. Fred Bessler. guardian of Mar
tina A Berth. a minor, VS. Martin
Szeczudlah SANDER.
5o52. Elias Hyman ct al VS. e. A.
Nee. Civil
5o53. John King VS.. Ed w Mickey.
Civil.
1854 Strauss Bros. Co. VS.. ]. C. King
Civil.
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.s1,HE END OF THE TRAIL

The End of the Trail" tale of the
west, whose very title bespeaks the
mysterious spell which holds the au-
dience enthralled until the drop of the
last curtain, is the latest play which
Willis F. Jackson offers the public at
the Towle opera house tonight and
Wednesday matinee and night.
Now when western plays are so much
in vogue, one grows critical and hard
to please, but this play, graphically and
picturesquely brings to us the breezy
golden west as it was before civilza-
ton brought barbed wire fences to do
away with the rough wholesome cow
boys and hen each man was a law unto
himself and his code of honor as strict
as our on eastern country. This de-
lightful play cannot fail to please old
and young alike. A superb cast will
interpret the play and several good
musical numbers are rendered by a
male quartette.
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ELECT OFEIcERs.

The members of the Musical Art So
ciety met last evening in the parlors
of the. First Presbyterian church for
an important business meeting. It was
the first meeting of the year and sew
eral matters of Importance were dis
cussed. 1t was decided to change the
night of meeting from Monday to
Thursday evening when Prof. Sind
linger of Chicago will come out to
direct the chorus again. Officers for
the new year were elected and are as
follows:
President-Mrs. Charles Gloeser.
Vice president-Mrs. f. I. Ellick.
Scretary-Mrs. Burnett.
Treasurer-Mrs. T. W. Oberlin
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Ames Finds Watch.

Carl Ames, who lost his watch yes
terday evening. was fortunate enough
to have it fall into honest hands and
it was returned to him today. The
watch was found by a motorman on a
south side street car who saw it when
the search light from his car shone
on it and attracted his attention to it.
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HAVE SOCIAL DAY.

The Ladies' Guild of st. Paurs Epis-
copal church will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon in the Guild room of the church
and will entertain at on open SEES
sion" All the ladies of the church
and congregation and their friends are
cordially invited TO attend. The after
noon win be passed in an informal way
and refreshments will be served
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-06
LITERATURE COMMITTEE TO MEET.

The literature committee of the
Hammond Woman's club is meeting
this afternoon with Mrs. Frances
Kingley at her home in Webb street.
A program on the study of the Morse
Legend has been prepared. the commit
tee in charge which is composed of
the following ladies, Mrs. JEANNE
Sawyer, chairman; w. G. Paxton,
Frances Kingsley, W. F. Booth. Peter
Crumpacker. E. P. Deming and Chas.
Smith.
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GOING INTO BUSINESS.

William schwader of 80 One Hundred
and F1fty-second street has engaged in
the building contracting business in
West Hammond He is ready to deliv-
er coal. wood and all kinds of fuel.
The coal yard will soon be open to the
public. Mr.. Salvador has gone into
business with large coal company.
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NJ. E. AID SOCIETY TO MEET.

The Ladies' Aid society of the First
N. E. Church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Scuyler, "a Clinton street. The
ladies of the second division will en-
terrain and a pleasant social meet
ing is expected to follow the business
hour.
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A meeting of the Garfield club of the
First Christian church was held last
evening in the church room and many
of the members were in attendance.
The regular meeting was postponed
for two weeks so that necessary bust
ness in connection with the church
could be disposed of
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DANCING CLASS.

The regular Tuesday evening dane
ing class is being held this evening
in Longs hall on State street and it is
expected that a very enjoyable time
will be had by number of young peo-
pie from Hammond and East Chicago.
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RETURNS HOME.

Mrs. E. P. Deming returned home
yesterday from Madison. Wis, where
she has been visiting since Wednes-
day with her daughter, Miss Marion.
Miss Deming has entered the Wiscon-
sin State university for year.
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VISITS RELATIyEs-

Miss Eva Clark left for Rensselaer,
yesterday afternoon, where she vii
spend a few days visiting relatives and
friends.
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lREruRNs FROM EASTERN "TRIP.

F. ". Reynolds has returned to his
home, 420 Truman avenue. after very
enjoyable visit in the east. Mr.. Reyn-
DDS first went to Schenectady. where
he met his uncle, H B. Reynolds, who
travelled with him. They visited many
of the points of interest in the east.
among them Albany, Troy, Amster-
dam. New York city, Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
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D. OF L. MEETING.

l. will be held this evening and all
members are asked to be present. 1t
is the regular meeting of the order and
the usual business will be transacted
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BIAS GuEsTs rRoM sourH.

Mrs. A. Smith of Sumner street is
entertaining her daughter. Miss Edna
Edna Sumner and Mr.. Arthur Guest
of Kentucky for few days
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LEAVE ON VACATION.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Beilbx~ and chill
dren have gone to Tippeeanoe, Ind,
to visit relatives and friends during
few weeks vacation.
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cnNCI.IfnEs VISIT HERE.

Miss Daisy Emery left last evening
for Cleveland. Ohio, after spending
few days with her mother and sisters
| on Logan Street.
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HERE FROM KALAMAZOO.

Mrs. Dickover of Kalamazoo, Mich,
is here the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
A. Dickover at their home in East
State treet.
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REN-HIR MEETING.

The regular meeting of the Tribe of
Ben-Hur will be held Wednesday even
ing in Weis hall on State street All
members are urged to be present as
business of Importance will be tran
saeted.
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RETURNs FRoM a yIsIT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kasper returned
to Hammond today from a visit with
Rudolph Kasper and family Of Milwau
kee, where they have been since Satur-
day.
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AID socIErL MEETS.

The Ladies Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at two o'clock in the
church parIors for the regular weekly
meeting. A full attendance of mem
bers is desired.
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RETURNS FROM VISIT.

Mrs. w. w. Parker has returned 10
her home in Warren street from
pleasant visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Morough O'Brien, at her home in
South Bend.
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POLICE COURT NEWS
Old Man Lost.

The police report that Peter J. Can
mis-. age Sc years, is missing from his
home in SIS Grover street The police
were asked to make a search for him,
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VISIT RELATIVES HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Krietz of Peru.
Ind, are expected the last of the week
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newell at
their home in South Holman street
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/ OVER THE TEA CUPS

" at 1880 p M. Wednesday. October
Z. at 44s West. state street to attend
the funeral Of John Harriet.
Herman sKischeiper, senior chief;
Fred Koehneman, scribe.
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VISIT IN LAPoRTE.

Miss Myrtle and Arthur Zimmerman
are the guests of Miss Bertha thinner
man at her home in Laporte for few
days.
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MOVES TO WISCONSIN

Mrs. Jackman of Douglas avenue left
today for Marshfield, Wis, where she
goes to make her home with her
brother
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rich OF Noi1s
HENDERSON, Ill, will be the guests OF
Mrs. otto Muehlberger of Kane avenue
for few days.
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LEAVES ON BUSINESS.

for few days business trip and visit
in st. Louis.
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Mrs. JEANNE sawyer will entertain
the members of the Marquette ciuo
Thursday afternoon, at her home IN
clinton, street. The club has, changed
its day of meeting from Friday TO
Thursday.
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LEAVES on VACATION,

Miss Anna Carroll has left on
weeks vacation, which she will spend
with relatives and friends in Austin
and Wheaton, Ill -
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ArrENps coNvENTIoN.

D. C. Atkinson of this city has gone
70 Indianapolis to attend a convention
of the K o. p. being held there this
week
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LEAVES For THE sOU1,H.

]. P. Sheffield of May street left to-
day for Texas, where he will remain a
week sightseeing and visiting friends.
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HAS GUESTS FRou pERU,

Mr.. and Mrs. James H Moore, for
merly of Hammond. but now of Peru,
md. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
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Mrs Jennie Sawyer, librarian, to-
day placed another consignment of
books on the shel>es of the library |
today. The subjects in the books are
Of a miscellaneous nature. The list
is subjoined:
MISCELLANEOUS
The Road ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS London
The Ancient Law ............ Glasgow
Little Dinners with the Sphinx. $50.
Observation-Disclosures Gallenne
Days Off .......-....- sam Dyke
The Great Plains .-....... Parrish
The Nutriment of Man. .Chittenden
Cambridge History of English Lit
erature e vols.)
The Technique of Rest. Bracket
Roberts Rules of Order Roberts
The Story of Dublin. Chart
Modern Artists ......-....... Brinton
Boston Monday Lectures. 90 volumes)
Dealing with Marriage, Biology, Con-
Labor, Orient. Accident, orthodoxy,
Socialism, Heredity. Transcendental-
ism ..........-..--.-- Joseph cooke
Goethe and Schiller. .Boysen
Scotland Picturesque and Traditional
Through italy with Car and Camara
Father and Son Biography ......
Observation-Disclosures. Anonymous
Review of Hamlet ....... Miles
Overhear in Already Bridges
The Limit of Wealth. -. Hutchinson
Children's Rights .............W iggin
Froebers Gifts .......,...W iggin
Froebers Occupations ........ Wiggin
kindergarten Principles and Prac-
W tn,
Mosquito Life .......-....... Mitchell
The Growth of Christianity. Gardner
The History of Music to the Death
of Schubert ..................P Paine
Modern Egypt c. vols.) 1890. .Gromer
| Shakespeare as Dramatic Thinker
-.....-.a..-. ....a......4'. Mouiton
Impression of a Wanderer. =. Mallik
The South Americans. ........... Hale
Mexico and Her People of Today.
(, WINTER
Socialism Before the French Revo-
! luton .Gutnrle
Town Life in the Fifteenth Century
Observation-Disclosures. Green
Lectures on Humanism -. Mckenzie
The Growth of English. ........- Wyld
/ Ghosts of Piccadilly ........- Street
Old Paths and Legends of New Eng
land ....-........ ABBOTT
Old Paths and Legends of New Eng
land Border .............. Abbott
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Rorn. to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gterke OF
axe kane avenue, son, Friday. Oct 2
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The Oak Leaf Embroidery club will
meet wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Charles Brown in Alice avenue
and enjoy the first. meeting OF the year.
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BEN-HuR MEETING.

All members of Court 375, Tribe of
Ben-Hur, are requested to meet prompt
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FIRsT aEETING OF THE YEAR.

Eugene Turner at their home in sum
ner street for a week.