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Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21

Omaha will address the Presbyterian
Brotherhood on some Of the reasons for
Thanksgiving.
The clericus will meet Monday after
moons hereafter, at the rectory Of st. Bar
nabas' church instead Of Trinity, as for
merly.
Rev. A. G. White of Minneapolis will
occupy the pulpit Of st. Martins church
Sunday morning.
DR.. Wheeler will conduct the Thanks
giving service at the Methodist church
Thursday morning.
Rev. George Van Wrinkle will deliver
some Thoughts For Thanksgiving Sun
day morning. An evangellstlc service will
be conducted in the evening.
Rev. r. w. Livers will preach on the
topic, Losing the Crown" Sunday morn
ing at the English Lutheran church..
Rev. T. NJ. Ransom will conduct services
at II a. m. at Letters Memorial church.
Magic City Gossip.
John Fennel has returned from a trip to
South Dakota.
E. Jones was arrested yesterday on
charge of stealing shoes.
Helen Pierce of Harlan, Ia, is the guest
of Miss Mary McCulloch.
The residence of Frank Good, Fortieth
and X streets, is q~uarantined on account
Of diphtheria.
Rev. A. G. White arrived yesterday to
take charge of st. Martins parish of the
Episcopal church.
The South Omaha Central Labor union
will give it's seventh annual ball at Labor
temple this evening.
The Ladies' Aid society OF LETTERS Me-
mortal church gave a reception to the new
pastor last evening at the parsonage.
The Presbyterian Kings Daughters met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. John Schultz
to discuss the Ddzar soon 20 be held.
Biz" Nitchie of Billings, Mont, for
fourteen years representative Of swift and
Company, Is the guest of his brother, Wal
ter Nitchie, Twenty-second and o streets.
The Magic City Kings Daughters gave
a reception for Mr.. and Mrs. n. Il. Acker
and Miss Ruth Watson. their adopted
daughter, last evening at the home of Mrs.
j. II Van Dusen.
A reception was given in honor of N. f.
Acker, one Of the veteran commission men.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21
STUDENTS SIGN PAPER
REGARDING SCHOOL FRATS
OmRhn High school Pupils Asked 20
Specify Whether They Belong
to Secret Societies.

Omaha High school pupils were asked TO
sign a statement showing whether they are
members of any secret society or frater-
nifty. The laws OF the state of Nebraska
forbid fraternities or secret societies among
high school student in the state and the
statements are to be used in seeing that
the law is enforced.
Dean Fordyce Of the State university Is
to give a talk Sunday afternoon at 9
o'clock at the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION which will be of special interest
TO the boys of the high school All the
high school boys are cordially invited.
The senior class Of the Omaha High
school will hold their first meeting of the
year Monday, November %. The election
Of the class officers viii be held at this
meeting. 1t was announced Friday that
all candidates for office must have at least
twCnty-four points TO their credit.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21

the tabernacle and will describe all the
ceremonial details in connection with the
Observance OF the Day Of Atonement.
a Thanksgiving sermon and service Will
be held today at the Third Presbyterian.
Morning topic, THE Elimination Of
Doubt. A Thanksgiving Sermon: Anthem.
20 Come. Let Us sing Emerson. evening
topic, The Up-to-Date Thing for Third
Church and for Omaha, the Extinction Of
Sin; vocal solo, Salvation" Paul 3.
Armstrong, Mr.. A. Fred Dickson; An
them, call to Service" c. Austin Miles.
Rev. Robert NJ. Stevenson, D.. D.. former
pastor Of the Second Presbyterian church
u Omaha, now located in salt Lake City,
as president Of Westminster college, will
preach at the North Presbyterian church
here Sunday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21
JAIL VISITOR is ARRESTED
Man Goes to See Friend and is Nubbed
Just as Prisoner is
Released.

The next time A. r. Terrell comes to
visit a friend at the city Jail the chances
are he will stay away. Terrell came to
the station during the afternoon and asked
to be permitted to see Mrs. .Purney Camp
bell, colored, locked up for fighting earlier
in the day. He made his request to De-
tective Captain Savage, who saw some
thing suspicious in the mans actions. Ter
relI was arrested, being booked as a sus-
picious character. Captain Savage be-
lieves the man is wanted for burglary.
To make matters worse, just as Terrell
was being led to his cell. the Campbell
woman secured her release on bail.
II you have anything TO sell or trade
and want quick action advertise It in
The Bee Want Ad columns
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21
SIXTY MILES AN HOUR
DOESN'T FEAZE Mr.. STEER
of the Fields Jumps
from swiftly Flying Train,
GA Feet.

wYMORE, Neb., Nov. 2o-(special)-
The crew Of a freight train coming in here
say that while they were coming through
Dnler. making about sixty miles an hour,
Al the road crossing near the Dller depot
the door Of a stock car swung loose and a
large steer dropped out. He lit squarely
on his feet in the road and, without even
going 70 his knees, trotted OFF. The train
was stopped and the steer got back into
the car after a strenuous chase through
the fields
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21
BARRIERS DECIDE TO WORK
ON SUNDAYS HEREAFTER
Mass Meeting Held Mt DahImnn Club
Rooms Results On Passage of
This Motion.

AS a result Of a vote taken at a mass
meeting of BARRIERS last night at the rooms
of the Dahlman democracy, a resolution
offered by b. NJ. Woodward, chairman OF
the meeting, was passed by which those
taking part favored keeping their shops
open Sundays beginning next Sunday.
j. E./Reagan was present and gave legal
advice. Following his explanation Of tho
law, the vote was given without dissent. 1t
is said there were over 100 BARRIERS in at
tendance.
o. L. Salisbury was secretary of the
meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21
New Location, 318 So. 18th St.

NelD LOCATION $40 80. 18th st.
Your satisfaction means more to
us than your money. When you buy
a suit Of clothes of us you pay for
than just the clothes. You pay
for satisfactory style, fit and wear
and we propose to see that you get it.
There are no clothes we know
of that will so nearly meet your ideas
of what good clothes really ought to
be.
We commend to your attention
our lines of Suits and Overcoats at
$40 to $25. They are very desirable.
We would like to sell you your
clothes this season. Drop in and talk
1t over.
OPEN EVENINGS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21

evening. Mr.. Acker is retiring from active
work in the firm and is about to go TO
Los Angeles for the winter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21

Or. Henry S. Munro will address the
Omaha Philosophical society Sunday at 3
p. m. in Baright hail, Farnam street. The
subject Of his address is How to Grow
strong In tho Struggle for Self Mastery
and will consist OF q plea for the embody-
mcnt OF the recognized teachings Of science
i'm the theological. educational and moral
teachings OF today.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21
TOPICS OF The DAY OF REST
Members Of Elks' Lodge to Attend
Services at Trinity Cathedral.
DEAN FoRDYCE AT THE Y. M. c. A.
University Of Nebrnska official to
Talk to boys sunday Afternoon
First Methodist Plans weeks
Celebration and Jubilee.

Members OF Omaha lodge No. 80, Benevo-
lent and Protective order Of Elks Will at
tend services IN a body Sunday morning
at II o'clock at Trinity Cathedral The
Very Rev. George a. Beecher is chaplain
Of the local herd and has requested the
presence OF the lodge at the cathedral.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21

Special services are to be conducted dur
ing the following week at the First
Methodist church in celebration OF the
lifting Of the church mortgage.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21

The Omaha Christian Endeavor union
will hold a sunrise prayer meeting in the
auditorium Of the new Young Women
Christian association building Thanksgiving
morning at o'clock. G. w. Durham,
president Of the union, will have charge
OF the meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21

The regular quarterly meeting Of the Free
Methodist church will be conducted by
Rev. e. e. Hatfield. beginning Friday
night, and will last over Sunday. Preaching
every night. All welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21

Union Thanksgiving services OF the Hans
com park district will be held in Grace
Lutheran church, Twenty-sixth street, be-
tween Poppleton and Woolworth avenues,
at IL a. m. Thanksgiving day. Rev. L.. o..
Baird, pastor of st. Mary's Avenue Con-
gregational church, will preach the sermon.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21

All Saints church vesper service 4
o'clock. The Rev. T. J. Mackay will de-
liver an address on THE Theology Of the
HymnaI," and the choir will illustrate by
singing several Of the best known hymns
OF the church. The musical program will
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
- - of FAsHIoN.

~.sus .aracui wifh white An
gors ~oltr and raun makes q pretty
cnet f1r s-s-lr-oic chlt
-t- u.--I0op~i ribbon bow Is worn
~ .h- rttie girl Who has her hair
boDDe-g
The rurti- 80 veil has given place 10
tn n-sfly b0r1ered kind. With the Dor
ier sgus -n into the mesh
Many far hats Of the season are
trimmed 9TH a knot o. gold gauze.
through which gold quill is thrust II
IS very pretty On a black fur hat Sill
Wy is csed on white fur
A pretty trimming for A collar can
be 81 q strip Of velvet with a border
sdg, - seauins IN a color scheme. a
strip % ruby beads Ia a contrasting
color. makes very attractive head
/ lng for a lace collar.
The sha~t collar 81 satin g. again
! brought into = season OF usefulness
ana ever silk collars are worn. The.
are found upon the coat and are dress
in every respect
The Greek key design developed d
soutarhe uAOn velvet - used large
lis 20 outfsle certain details OF IN
heavy street garments that Is wor
without a coas
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
UKIFFS LETTER TO Mrs.. Ran
D0LFH u ASSwER To con
BEMNATORY RESOLUTIONS
nTBOUkD TO ENDORSE
HeaS q Firriuiz TRitersiis Peinis "ui
3isfiaetisn B~tween as Impartial
Awzrs Ger Lfterrary Nerli snc
Aceeptance ct Correctbs~s
e Anthsrs- FIeNs-

CHERIoTTESNII-z-E- FA-ll a.
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1rsrsa PrsztCsnf Aiceruan says ~
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s-fs,seufe ir 49, YORK un ir1 porfsnt
.sssa-zs concerns. and Eray@r matter
tann mF return have prevented ne
$3.50 81 pruE1p<sr sfafei1.~lt ib
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a. r,.uxAre-s u zoe Coufeterarl ~
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el1tex & / rad beeE cOlsuitec bio z
shees resol usSone were passed ADc CIV
- - fhs Auser5c&r press
4r.asxaurh as the prlze Nes ~ ~
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5000 uniVersfts where y nlka
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romee ~ All sections and 1afiof'e.
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- 81 me uanxhters 81 the ccnfeS
49, and sireere study q TIE Scotia
~nx A. ire ~ar bet~een the Stafs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11

on a second continuous reading Of
the four essays. cast my vote an
hesitatinrly for the paper which ! nov
learn wSS written BY Miss Roysoo.
of .nneSota Her pRper has many \
statements with which I do not agree \
it contains not few cruGitiss os
fhOught and expression. But IN the |
ranCe 81 reading shown in her oioltoE-
-aphy. I'm her use 81 English in her
ability 10 weld thought with thought
and paragraph with paragraph. N her
sincerity 81 purpose. an her freedom
iron, prepOS sessions. In her sense ~
historic proportion. IN her noble AL
uiration for lee. and IN the eNcA
lence OF her STYLE and substance a. =
whole. her paper is incomParably che
best Of these submitted.
frarmentary Quotation.
The method 90 fragmentarN Qnota-
ton which has been applied 20 her
paper is method fatal 90 fairness and
historical accuracy bA TINS me{oo1
the best ESSAY the most eloquent ora
zion the true>, ris,o->. and the no
biss, life may De- hello up 90 ridicuie
voted for Miss BoNsor paper noe
because OF the fraEur uta-l quotations.
mat have been made from ~. but in
sntte az them one illustration all
suffce. In the Richmond Iimes-pl--
patch OF January 1>th YOU quote ~
following sentence from Miss koyso- ID
-aner. He General feel was d
traitor I'm that Dc sacrificed all 10 s't
tho enemies OF Ills country out t-N'
cutting sentence in TWO and s-p-
pressing The latter half. Won have nrt
Miss Bovson and rhe committee no
award I'M an unfayoraolc and Who,
unjust position The complete sente0 -
rnff.r-e N.< traitor
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
WIEN YoU 60 VISITING.

The girl VINO goes 90 Other people
houses as ca guest either for fort
night az weekend. should De- careful
about reu-m bering certain things. She
does Iot want her hostess to hope AK
her departure. that she wll never come
again
10 sou are the guest. observe these
rules
Be punctual 90 meals
Don't make ENGAGEMENTS until SOU
consult sour hostess.
Don't write 90 friends and ask them
90 call until YOU are sure that such
visitors Viii be welcomed bs your
hostess.
Don't have your breakfast brought
10 your room unless the hostess urges
DO not fail 20 provide your own
writing paper. stamps and pen
Carry Your own soap and wash
cloth
Attend 20 your own laundry and be
prompt about paying for IL.
Don't follow YOUR hostess ia All be-
tasks Let her have some time q
herself
Don't play the piano while the chill
dren are taking nap.
Don't insist upon talking 70 the hos
when he is smoking his after-dinne
cigar and reading the evening paper
Don't Pet your men who cali on 70
IN the evening remain until midnight
Don't stay beyond the day set 10
. your departure unless something UNI
I sual happens and the hostess urges i
o. Take a half hour every morning 70
putting away your clothes an
a STRENGTHENING your room Don't leaS
r everything 20 the houSemaid.- Phil.
a deIphia Public Ledger
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11

ia like 20 have patented. but I am
afraid 10 send 10 20 Washington. It's
a clockwork attachment for cork leg
So made that 81 viii keep time With
the good leg 90 The man that wears
g."
Jenkins winds Up his SorrOwful let
Ter py asking Mr. Valentine 90 take
charge OF his patent business. and adds
that he would like 90 d. Indian com
missioner q know the Once has been
abolished. OF viii Dee soon ~ = rites.
but 4 would like to have the job. ant
wan. for have alsays been interested
t- th- Indians even from a cEili
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
z. KING
SEEKS A NEW TRIAL.

PISTON. MASs SPECIAL "A oin q
a~re-riore ard an appeal for neN
.rfsf from "Csrdenio p. kins- former
financial agent. gov serving g sentence
~ frora ten 20 fourteen years "a snt
sszte prison for larceny. aas been iiec
.5st IT, supreme Coart ~ heFteft
psrler. counsel foT Klng Iae cues
.il.r - 20 whether a re~ frlal VA y
rranfed probably Viii noi ~ decided
,efc~s ~ rasdcle ~ March. Ia case
fae court shouid grant o. az enof.
,-iu - elzde 20 secure tfe release y
GinK On hail .,
re exceprI0Ds are 90 ne genera
rrou,d thar tas prisoner ~As ncf e.,i'
stesst ~ = specific crtme undsF tns
.n1ictDent
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
CUSSED HIS ANTI
SWEAR STOVE PIPE

WASHINGTON. -. -Special.-Pos-
terify may have cause 20 regret the
stupidity % an examiner in the Patent
Once. for SO letter received by Rob
ert Valentine. Assistant COMMISSIONS
Of the indian Bureau. is 20 be believed.
the lack 81 perception Of the man IN
question may have robbed the world
~ = great invention and the inventor
~ ais deserved millions The Rev.
Henry 4. jenkins. 81 Duluth. Minu. b
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
TwO-CRNT RATE IN DAKOTA.

PIERRE. 8 D.-Special.-The two
cent rate bill, as an emergency meas
ure. going into effect az once. has been
signed BY Governor Wesley.
II is reported that the railroads.
through the United States Court at
Sioux Falls. viii az once seek IA every
county OF the State IN which the rail-
roads operate an injunction 20 prevent
the Law going into effect
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11

arl beg pzper aft-l .te1 90
r- lad 70 even remotely implied At
-, DR. rae huulbl,st soldier sh'
lowed him. Nas O. traitor s'i
nav. cast hex ESSAY aside - auaof-
OF further realill and So t-
confident RolL every member oi .
committee.
Robert r Ire Isl g. u-N mnn
greatest schiller. and the 1ofstest 20"
Of Christian gentleman rhat the -r~
World has given to history o. A
whose name 3 bear ls mat oi q f'
cinla soldier. fathers l,ruthvr- -'
face looks down upon nc ZOE
ranrel as 9 write rrho fsN Ds .
side of StoneWai Jackson. aud W. -
borored d1st sleeps within onEie Gag
OF that of me two Immortal cAl~. a..
whose cause De- died to defend AZ
vef girhoat asking one word az et1'l.
nation the Richmond chapter - lf'
Daughters 81 the Coure4erEcf las r--
that name broadcast over me land b.
= Marty 20 the defamation ~ Lee
n submit the cEsf. Mrs. Randolph
ia every man and woman wno knoW
the heritage az Confederate blood %
who donors fhe simple justice OF 70
Confederate cause.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11

Peat one pound of butter 90 q cream
airh some rose sater. one pound %
aour dried one pound OF sitted sugar
hruf ALI e-il together add feV cur
rants washed and dried butter small
small pans of a SIZE Tor the purpose.
CRATE sugar over them Thry arr soon
baked
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
SILL FAYORS ESSAY or MISS
B0YS0N TO WHICH PRIZE WAS
AWARDED.
WOULD NOT DEFAME LEE
>ays FraE1rntary Publication Of p
~ay Has Places Him in a False
Light Excellence Of style and
LItsrary Merit the (ri-
terion.

p--siErnr O. AIphonso Smith. OF the
f-ufs-resrr 20 North Carolina. ind
eating MAJ &c feels aggrleset over me
r.ostrfop -aksu by the LllL tiers O.
she Confede-rzcy in The matter az
awarding rhe prize fox az essay on lie
10 Aflss BOYS o. Minnesota. he's pub
llfhed The fsLowlHs statement
DR.. smiths state meat
IIr smlt1 SAYS
f have uor Fer received Official mott
fraton of The action taken rs the
RicAmnnd Chapter of me nited
Uaaenters of the Coincidence but 81
osv-suauer reports arr correct. "a meet
INK os ne chapter vas held On Jan
uart 18th and resolutions OF censure
were uassed gpon President John II
Flul.sy. 81 The college a. fne tify oi
New York. President Edwin s. Alder
man 81 the University o. Virginia. and
myself. the committee appointed &C
zNard the prize essay. a motion VI as
afao made that every division of th'
United Daughters a. the Coniederac'
have their attention called 10 the az
. ficg- taken by the Richmond chapter
This action was taken. 50 FAR a.
know without asking ga advance an
Z member % the committee % meet o
3 communicate With your chapter o. an
= member - ~.
= let me say. then. for myself. TIA
= I did not neglect Or delegate nay dut
& a. member 81 the committees
rt award.
b The four papers were received ;
= me- on May 90. 1865. On me next Ga
"a I examined them viii the utmost car
~ I knew nothing then and know not
RI ing nos 81 The writers. Whether tns
y hailed from The North, the south
the West. whether FROM virginia
al North Carolina. seems % me . GO
o. ridsratiOn not worthy 70 - ente
40 ,aired by any MAJ wbo accepgs . 2
sporssblity % this sort
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11

Make thee drawn butter Eith the oys-
ter liquor AID a LITTLE Wster chop
the oysters ard stir them "a 9th the
butter about L. Tor the proportions
given Toy drawn butterl H. 70 boil
iov rse minutes and serve with boiled
FISH Or pouif-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11

WASTED-HORE WHITE COUNTRY
Etrts vltr Euo1 references ~ I'VE
- - fz-rlies Write FIRG MA
TX nYAEE-s-T BUREAU. -ls Bank
- E-5cku.or1 BlllcllE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11

and on with q dull oaCkaChe and ufl-
mar, disorders Medicines did nor
holm me and became weaker. more
ianruid and nervous. NV heart palpi-
lated Violently. and I seldom slept
yell 81 chance I learned Of Doan S
kidney Pills Since usirg them mN
heart action IS normal. my hack
STRONGER. and Z feel better in every
q az"
Az any dealers SOC box. or mailed
ON receipt Of price by Foster-Milburr
Co. Buffalo y y
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11

~ sAf-- minded human beings. could
Only result in riddinK them OF prelu-
does and misconceptions. no matter
What hNd oser their environment or
uphringi1e.
Il aid not consider II onr duty %
exclude any paper which had been
submitted 10 as as eligible by the
nsuchsrrs 81 the Confc6eracy. because
n aid not SQUARE with our own his
f,~ical point 90 view and I imagined
nx own 10 D. essentially that 81 the
daughters. provided the paper vas not
malignant o. Vftuperstive. or meanly
narroU or r,anifeStlN unjust in motlNe-
Net the Judgc'S Views
Neither fit I think that by our
vote As judges in such a contest Ne
. we're 10 D. put ia the attitude 81 per
sorsllv endorsing every word or opin-
E ION 90 the writer any more man 'ls
irfreS az a dthatc. Who must often
- matter OF duty. award the palm
10 rhe site ccntenclug Tor poSitlohs
nCt held by the iudSes
u did ro- suppose that Ncung mei
,- women from Maine or Ninnesoi>
or south America or Japan could o
expected .o rhinA lust as We d. Acol
49, great issues thaf once divided thi'
republic
-T,. rr-0ose of ere essay apQe27c,
-o me- ~ d. educational and rot mere
~, "a accumulate tributes fo Gauss
and men fnar need -o defense
-Nrss PovScrs r1per Impressed on
rs r,-.-e-rire-tlt che best ol those sup
----rf and -hst 90 course. IS sii.- IN
orsnicr notet here ana there sen
rrDcrs which were uuwar-ante1 @el
r-effrarfors cr which embodied u le
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11

FRK~CH STEAM CLEANING. Df E
~ e sample Buttons maze go et
Ger OstrlCh feathers cleatlt--- S.-.-t~
and died 81 CTS IA -tN ti-- 3
- F-uair = Phone cans.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11

FOR SAl.E-PEDlGREED COLLIE.
Pur,S nc~ fouF weeks old hre1
Firnr and are Right. Blue Niotor
Sfcrk Vrite STRAIN a son. Ne
Gainesville. Farm. Rte Richmond
IA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
w ANTS

gANTED-AG ENTS TO WRIT
Hs.lth and Accident Insurance
Eu.sasrS make from $50 20 SiSo Per
18th $4,000 guarantee tuno de-
pnnises with Treasurer % virginia
Actress Manager. us y Sth 81.
RtcAHond. Va
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-03
PROSPECTING INDUSTRY

The Gary Concrete Construction COM
pany, one of the citys infant indus
tries. which started operation about
two weeks ago, is now running to its
full capacity. and, according to the
president, James e. Grimes, they are
swamped with orders. The company
is located in the rear Of the Calumet
Supply company. along the Wabash
tracks.
New machinery of value is being in
stalled in the plant nearly every day
and it has now attained such a state
of efficiency that 500 to 500 cement
blocks can be produced in any size or
shape every day. With new lamp
ing machine installed. which they have
purchased. the planv will be able to
turn out a block every minute.
Mr.. Hartzer the manager of the new
concern, now has six men employed
and more will be put on, II is thought
within the next two weeks Several
residences entirely of concrete block
| are now being planned in the city.