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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

The date for the concert to be given
by the Glee Club Of the state uniyer-
sity while will probably sing at the
manual training building under the
auspices of the high school athletic as
ISOLATION, has been changed from Dec.
q to Dec. rs. This change in the date
was necessary because the glee club
is to participate in "glee club meet
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19
occIDENI FLOUR

Olson, the West End Grocer Ha. Sold
This Celebrated Flour For Almost
Ten Years.
When we say that occident -four is
the best. we know we are stating the
truth. 1t has been sold by us for a
number Of years. and have found but
very few dissatisfied customers. AL
ways advertised in the leading period
icals as. Highest in price, best In
quality" 1t is economy always to buy
the best. Try a sack of Occident.
Every sack guaranteed or money re-
funded.
OLSON.
West End Grocer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

Why not buy q sanitary mop and
buster for your friends Christmas
Phone 20.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

Temple.
Some Of the prettiest boxes Of candy
you ever saw at LAnder's. drug store;
one-haR pound to five pounds, all prices
can suit everybody.
Prof. p. g. Holden. Of Iowa State
College, Ames. vas IN the city Saturday
while on his way to Oskaloosa to make
arrangements for the Mahaska county
short course that IL to b held there
this winter.
A new shipnent Of rockers arrived
this morning at Marion Cards. There
are in this lot some very handsome
rockers, especially tor the best room
in the house. They are included in the
big 70 per cent discount sale now go
ing on at Cards.
Mr.. R. r. Ryan. the former trainmas-
ter Of the Iowa Central. who was trans
ferred to the Minneapolis & st. Louis.
with headquarters at Watertown, S. D..
arrived in the city Friday night and
remained here Saturday arranging to
move Mrs. Ryan and family.
You can make that present to your
wife, or your hsuband at 20 per cent
less this week. Marion Gard offers YOU
your choice Of every piece Of household
furniture in his store at 20 per cent dis
count. Buy 1t tonight. The store is
open evenings until Christmas.
During the rush Of holiday season
don't forget that LAnder's Old Reliable
Cough Balsam will stop that cough:
guaranteed for croupy children. Forty
four years in Marshalltown. Charles
J. Lander. old reliable druggist corner
Main and First avenue.
The ]. K. Armsby Company, a Cali
fornia corporation, has filed suit in the
district court against Elmer Lindstedt
by which it seeks to recover $2Os. SO
alleged to be due the plaintiff. It is
claimed the money was advanced to
Lindstedt on dealings in merchandise
in which Lindstedt was interested.
The Tirzah Aid Society was enter.
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. s. r.
Barnhill. l0S South Second street. Fin
ishinE a comforter and sewing Quilt
blocks comprised the work OF the after.
noon, during which phonograph music
was enjoyed. An hour was spent
socially. and the hostess served a lirht
lunch. assisted by Mrs. Charles Croy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Roberts, who have
been living on the William Evans place.
near Green Mountain, for the past ten
years, had a public sale on Friday and
next week will load three cars with
STOCK and goods and move to near
Mankato. Mimi. where Mr.. Roberts has
bought well-improved 240-acre farm.
Mr.. Roberts shipped two car loads of
STOCK and machinery some time ago.
F. H. Games. 210 North Third street,
mas been appointed by the Masonic
grand lodge of Iowa as district lecturer.
MI. Games work will be in the sixth
district. which comprises Webster
county. Mr.. Eames' membership is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

Remember that Marion Gard il civ.
ing 20 per cent discount on every arti-
Gle Of furniture. on every rug, every
piece of linoieum: in fact the entire
stock goes at 20 per cent discount from
regular prices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

Choice Silver Laced Wyandottes for
breeding purposes. 81 each. Bristol
Grocery Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

Plain wedding rings in all styles at
H0llberR's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

Commencing Wednesday. all milhn'
cry at ana below cost. at Miss Gill
mOfe's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

over ONE fourth century here In bus
ineDs. Chamberlain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

F. H. Games. 21o North Third street.
has been appointed by the Masonic
grand lodge Of Iowa as district lecturer.
Mr.. Games work will be in the sixth
district. which comprises Webster
county. Mr.. Eames' membership is
with Ashlar lodge, No. All, at Fort
Dodge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

Get one of our general electric irons
for Christmas gift. Buchanan
Boughton Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19
DR.. MARS. 12o East Main street.
Brown. photographer. Is West Main

Mrs. Tug has an exhibit of hand
painted china for sale at the D. C. Will
bur store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19
d.. Graham. ostsopath. fremont block
Buy your holiday pictures from the
big line shown by SkegH.
Open evenings until Christmas. Blu.
chanan- Boughton Company.

o6ics rooms TOR rent In Masonie
Temple. lnqui.e w. ]. Soules. Masonic
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

Tuttle, leweler. 10 East Main.
Eastman KODAK. a. Sewton'A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

sauer kraut for sale, % cents per gall
Ion; cabbage. Is cents per dozen. D.
NJ. Cakerice, rural phone Sc on 6.
Marion Cards big furniture store will
be open every evening this week. Buy
your furniture and rugs at the big dis.
count and have them delivered the day
you want them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

Our kid glove and guaranteed hos
iery certificates, permitting selection
after Christmas. make very acceptable
gifts. e. r. Lay.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

Our store will be open every evening
this week. We assure you OF a hearty
welcome whether you wish to purchase
or not. Henry Pappe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

Some Of the prettiest boxes Of candy
you ever saw Ct LAnder's. drug store:
one-haH pound to Ave pounds. all prices
can suit everybody
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

The Epworth League Of the Metho-
dist church held a farewell for Miss
Mary Stroud at tho home Of DR.. and
Mrs. H. c. Mueller, 1902 West Main
street, Friday evening. Miss Stroud,
who has been choristsr Of the league.
leaves Sunday night for Kankakee. Ill.
About thirty-five were present, ana a
delightful gathering was enjoyed. The
league and Phfls&hea class toesthar
presented Miss Stroud with . beauti.
sf1l Jewel case. A musical program was
.en5oyed, consisting Of vocal numAee. BY
NlAo ruth Haynes and Miss Frances
Merton, and piano numbers By Miss
.WADds ArDeJ. xASht refreshments
were ooevo6. Mrs.. Mueller being assist-
-ed by committee or tne league. Dec
iorntions Of Christmas bells. smilax, and
IT. 80 white carnations were used.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

Electric flat irons, electric coasters.
soap dishes. towel bars, domes and
showers, all make useful gifts. Ba.
chanan. Boughton Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

All A. o. U. w. members and their
families and the D. of II. are invited
to attend an entertainment at Heo
Mems hall, Tuesday evening. Dec ~,
1910 A.. O.4U. w committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

The Presbyterian Woman's Mission
airy Society will meet with Mrs. Hugh
Mcconnell, BOG North Fourth street.
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. The
subject for study will be Syria"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

On account Of late shipments. we are
overstocked on pictures. AS we will not
carry any Of this stock over, we will
sell them at cost. Cupids from IL cents
up Skegg's wall paper store. 11s East
Main street
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

The fourteenth anniversary Of the
wedding of Chief of Police and Mr..
w. r. Nicholson was celebrated at their
home, 402 North Second avenue, Fri
day evening by company Of fourteen
friends and neighbors who were invited
for the evening. altho none OF the
guests were aware that It was an ami
versary. Five hundred furnished the
chief amusement for the evening, the
head prize going to Mr.. c. Fredricks.
Of Friona, Tex. Mrs. Nicholson served
q two-course luncheon, assisted by
Miss 1aude Durocher and Margaret
Donald Holt. Mr.. Nicholson was sub
poenaed on a criminal case at waverly.
and was unable to get home in time to
participate in the anniversary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-19

West End Grocer.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-02

ss1 a Il Lsr5 Fcs a living.
"a soEue -sses the new a2asus tf.
nraa ndlc8cs coas The tendency toward
gerero 7ciug n aieies Is greate1 ihan
sge h9fc1a IRE incres sed MISERY
sobsz1ng aaa per45lsal failure which
wsas yssUlg $50 certain to give irape Us
e e0ck 70 Inc LAND preaching aud
longing r seems 70 be m easy solu.
49G 5G s. grave SOFA. rroOieto apj
moreover 70 be The only one
Eut going back 10 The land IN search
~ what aea been missed IN The city-
1lab il g. say, ptogQeritg lis lot easy.
a living can be made Sc the cost of
tg3 aud self denial. On The wnole, TOO.
* WI bs q better ij1iag than the
struggling poor family gains n tle
crowded city. But Tor the boys and
a.rlg Of the family t~ransplanted from
taH nfty teuaplents 70 the farm he out
l7oE y bright a sgrer Eootnoid awaits
EbaEa on the land than IN town They
caa adapt themselves TO country life.
B8a where t6eir city SPOILED parents
ean make only . pare living on the
lsnd taey nay viz prosperity The
hsft struggle Of tbe city pred nan 30
make . nYtns On he land IS surely
se4h whlis ~ at the Esme tine be is
sfsrtIz rs children on tha coad 70
p~soHpori1y.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-02
ltas aogsfaOr : Meeting

a meeting of the Governors and Coy
ernozs-elect was held Az Frankfort Ny.
this week, 10 consider the welfare d
tho states e wards 4piSorm legislation.
Goyernor-aIect woodrow Wilson. who
has made & study Of Stare and national
gogornmea5s and mas given much
nistory aa3 his views III ext books
made az &ddress IL waieb he expressed
some Eho'asome tE0tls. Ia said;
OPEN LEADERSHIP EAN7rIsD.
= am sure that am uoJ mistaken
vhan ! say that tho people are calling
eor os,su leadership and that they wish
ttaig lsaders 70 Do men who represent
ths.n all. Taey a,re tdred of che hide
and-seek of legislas lion as il has generally
been conducted. We shall n0t bring
clear action ont Of confusion until We
supply the need, until we assist at the
sir1plidcatiou which viii inevitably come
when souas Gre man undertakes in each
State to keep the people Informed as to
every CHEZ etep Of Their business, par
tioularlY VI the business of legislation.
sac to challerg9 all WHO are engaged Il
it to subplig to he franz snd clarifying
processes Of debate"
# fbe legislature Of New jersey fol
lows th02s ideas they will not elect
gsmes Smith, Jt,, ~ 8 Senator. II
4lso strik es 1t the darkelaB5eEn m31e OF
ieg Station which haa been carried Oh al
Tcsnioa DUNG Ghe last fifteen wears.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-02

james T.. MARITIME nay aoe be the
best Intellectually eQuipne1 man u g4e
stats for ~. 5. 1enas0E, 91s De he's car
died the banner OF trle ceulQeIaey 2lJtf
during the past sixteen yo,.es "a
others have sulke. OF Reiea .ha aua. 2
and his VOTES in Tie Senato wouia Ae
cast il siie interest of tba paoq!o aa5 aos
for spetia: privilege.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-02
Dry sta.s aeduees Grim 80 ss synl

H%E.f
Calef 5usgice Walter 3'a-l Of la
North Carolina Supreme Court. says .a
new statewide prohihiti0i e8 las &c
aueed general cSlme in thu ssu 9 c&
cent, The returns foT the ia@t ye aad
tlis year, WhicL rave just sen
10. prc 20 tbs STATE 1aent.
N,1dsr In FIST degree sho I'd d.
siine # 3 per cent IA the tN ysaS
5urF.a y 40 per oear. attacgswiti 'e~
Weapon 80 PEI cent, larceny 40 tet Qent
uui.sIaughter 50 per cent, mur.M ~
second degree q ner cont, rino' atira>a
from IS to IS per cent Thtre h1s
been a lall'ng Of o * percent IL 10.
items Of the aGfi-i4lor laws
Ius5iee Clad aaa prepared b Eve Yeal
coInpavisaa. wl'-h sG1Ws 0lat s0ul.
crimes aayG decreased aUre han 60 81
cent si1a0 sal9oa5la sc Ftc 7as
IN FIVE PACKS tla1c a'a l.a 'iYtwc
iylaaic the sta t nsfa atae
ASH I've Sex
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-02

Gov, Wilson win have q merry time
til "a io. CT 'ol1yims'' Democrats
they might have been Democrats "a
the 0adep blrae, 5u5 f2I the tac AlVsen
yaaxs tsag haven't beer able Co reoog-
ni2e 2 Democratic ticket or a Demo-
cratic candidate if the arst was pasted
ever theE eyes aud they fell o7eI lhe
other on .le street in broad daylight.
beam.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-02

seven p Awi,.l aa4ta

ala ~ appalling calamity in bis FAM
Is .ss pesyea5s5 IL ioId ~ r. ,. Nc
Gous'd o. Fayetteville, d. G. Z. K. L,
No. q. "Gy a.ste- lad consumption
b. 8gltss ''sha vas very 1.ia aB4 pale.
I1sd 10 appetite and seemed 10 grow
asassr every day, a oil remedies isiisd,
I'LL DE. AinR'a Nes DisooVe2Y vas uIieG,
ap6 70 8ompig5sly cured her. 5ger ehe
has mt been tsouble6 wit n cough 3iYta.
its Inc ess ~. icina Z ever aa~ o. at ard
D" For a39 ts c1l7a ia8. p9ai as nma,
res n scuai, j)c. N.o0 Trial BEETLE
sree aharan.A8 ~ are 52h zcI.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-02

FRIDAY. b 1EMBEB 1910.

1he Democrat plurality o. membe1s
q the I.sgilstyae IN New Jersey NJ The
resent slaelu4 va l4,058, indicating
Snat the state Was thoroughly Demo
cratic. y 9oirow Wilson'S plurality
for eovszogr was 49,0b6, showing that
mo1o tnsn a0,oo0 Republican voted
Eor Lin.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-02

Tw5ntF yaar2 ago British gold was
charged With Influencing Aa1eg:ts.n pol
.G'as lcr . lewcr tarit., Today Ameri-
csa dotlags ire charged with in1uenc
faR 45ioe ME fer Ireland In British
gl.t b Tins Professionals III Northern
rse ss bitterly opposed 10 hcme
rnle because .hey fear Roman Catholic
ruie W0.thirdsoi Ireland are catholics.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-02

I'VE great important events u rail-
os.l ,.4usp9rtation took place within
,le y4st ae9k. Last Friday u Penn
.gigal.1 RailEo. 8 special br0oght the
#sss Point 5ad8b loot ball players from
is $50 -tis IL 1iladalplda ia 0ae hour
At .l3 minutes, IS he rate of 8 nile 8
ri p5s. The 9ther event was the
t0gnat opening he great rev teIfni'
oal q tho Penn ylyania Railroad II
NuM Aaek Oily which is reached by
,s ssrminll uaaay he Hudson Iiytr.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-02

Gbs aea&al public throughout the
u9aalgs Il becoming pretty vel ac-
gsAaitsd WITH ths fac th6E New york'a
arset 9'sta Way Broa0way) IL enief-
a
hscl.
~ !
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The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-02
INTO ART RuGS


Grey 0verooats
with pIar, Velvet and
Presto Collars ara the
Coats lof Young Men this
season, 46 70 50 long and
all sizes 81 to 10, $40 to
S25. New Browns, AS
Long Coats, with Velvet
Collars SIS, 500 and
$25. Every size III Black
and Oxford Dress Over
coats. "a to As Chest, $40
to $40 Silk tined rom
$25 up. Mems Rsefsrs,
Storm Coats and listers,
$3.50 so. New Suits
in and Browns.
20 AG2a 5 sizes, SIS,
sec $25 New Silk
Mi3 Worsteds for Men,
al 4. Stouts, Regulars
an Slios. New Pencil
Stripes N Black and
White aud Blue and
hite at $15, last made
Up Little Boys Chincilla
Reefets all alzes. 3 to IL
years, "a to so. Blues,
Greys, t}eds and Browns.
a ScLco Boys Suits
and tresto Overcoats. is
~ ~ YEAR sizes $40, *12
and HOUSE Coats
Nath Eobec and SIN king
The Washington times., 1910-04-23
TROUT FISHERMAN
EECELS At EIGHTY
Charles S. Starr Has Not
Missed Season for Sew
enty Years.

MONTICELLO. " Y. April q
Charles s starr. the Sullivan county
veteran trout angler. viii start some
day soon, Just before dawn. for the
Neversink river. four miles from here,
his favOrite fishing grounds for nearly
three-Guar1ers OF a century Although
just turning his eightieth year. Mr.
starr Is still hale and hearty and enjoys
whipping the streams with no less en-
thusiasm than he did hfty. years ago.
MI Stars record as a true angler
has never been questioned With pos
sibfy one exception, ne IS credited with
having caught the finest string Of trout
ever exhibited IN Monticello The catch
was made IN the Neversink river IN 1875
and consisted Of thirty-two native brCok
trout that weighed, all told. sixteen
pounds
When friend called 10 see him on the
eve OF the open season Mr. starr was
preparing his tackle for what he termed
the scrtrnmaEe-'' His face betrayed IN
nistakable signs Of pleasureable antici-
patton
Tomorrow" said he the trout viii
catch il. sure ] haven't missed fishing
for them II seventy years and I'm too
old 20 stop now
You must know the different trout
streams IN this section pretty well BY
this time said his caller
Well, I ought 20, for there isn't a
stream in the county that I haven Z
fished from the head waters 20 There #
l3ins the MOngaup or NeverSin5s r5~ers f
The Washington times., 1910-04-23
BURKFS KIN SUE
FOR HIS MILLIONS
Attack VIII on Grounds of
Mental Incompetency and
Undue Influence.

NEW YORK April z2.-An attempt TO
break the wiz OF John AIasterson Burke.
who died IN December and who estab-
lished IN 1902 the Burke foundation for
the relief OF worthy and poor conval-
escents with a trust fund Of 800, 90, viii
be made BY relatives Il the attempt IS
successful the validity Of the trust fund
VII be the subject OF another legal
action. which may result IN the distri-
button Of the millions involved
In speaking Of the trust deed OF the
Burke foundation. 3Iessmore Kendall.
attorney fOV the contestants. said: M
Burke relatives believe II IS some what
peculiar that the trust deed gave the
trustees unlimited authority and made
them self-perpstuating It fs also con
sidered strange that when a man IS sup
posed to have one great object. Ike
helping convalescents. he should set no
tine for starting the charitable work.
but leave Il indefinite
The effort to break the VII VII be
based on the allegations that II is Eot
the last VIII, that undue influence vas
used. and that the testator was not OF
sound mind The contestants are four
cousins OF Mr. Burke, Thomas T. Mas
tersOn, Of St Paul. Almeda E Winters.
OF AIIleD0ro, Mass Emma Snyder. OF
Salina. Kan, and Mary II. GRAY. OF
Newport. MINI
In 1905 Miss Winters tried 10 have Mr.
Burke examined alleging that he was
Incompetent 70 manage his affairs Jus
ice ItendricE. OF the supreme court. de
cided IN favor Of the petition. but was
reversed BY the appellate division OF the
supf enc court, so that no commission
was appointed
A representative OF several relatives
VINO are interested in the outcome Of the
present action said yesterday that they
now nave additional evidence which
tney 90 not wish at present 10 disclose.
mat NJ Burke was incompetent TO
make the wiz offered for probate and 70
create the trust fund
Mr. Kendall said that his clients we're
contestinE the wiz because II did not
Dear out AIr- Burke's wfitten promise 10
certain relatives that his death would
make them wealthy They say that Mr.
burke several years ago hired a special
attorney 10 hunt I'D his kin, Of whom he
Dstd lost track and that Mr. Burke
showed personal interest in them until
ABOUT the time the trust fund was ere
ated. when al communication with them
suQdenly ceased that no one OF them
was allowed 10 see him and that even
a relative who was brought I'D In his
nome was denied admission 10 his house
ana mat when some relatives finally
Salheq access 10 him, Ar Burke. who
was then over ninety years old .4f5 nov
know them and appeared 10 be- f- ~
second childhood
The Washington times., 1910-04-23
DOUBLE MARRIAGE
ON SHORT NOTICE
Brothers Agreement al
Noon Followed by Speedy
Ceremony.

81 LOUIS. April Za-"Heuo. PHI.
Ibis IS your brother, Bin Let's both
get 'aarried this afternoon"
Why, whst- Are vou crazv. man
n ,5oins to get married. but not this
AFTERNOON There's not time to"
IS. there's plezty Of time Tor every
thing necessary and no time for a fuss
and you know we've agreed that a
fuss
Yes. I know about that But what
VIII the girls Think
IN answer Tor one. 7 just called her
up and she said y was all right with
her Il you folks vs-id get married al
the same time"
More telephoning and other preIIml-
naries resulted in the solemuizing At
Christ Church Cathedral az s.s1 Of the
record shOrt-nOtice double wedding OF
this city.
The Rev. Claude Remick married
Miss Gertrude Brandt Of Hollywood.
and William james Calhoun, and at
the same time Miss Leona schIerloh
20 Philip s. Calhoun OF the St. Louis
avenue address
Tuesday neither couple had any idea
OF an immediate marriage. though both
engagements had been announced
AAafl-AtLE u-ii L4aE DL4lEE-AD-De were
looking forward 10 June as the month
for the events. A double wedding had
Tot been considered
But the mind OF w 7. TaIhoen. accIs-
toned TO the quick moves Of large buS3-
ness interests, brought TO an Immediate
solution the problems which have been
causing many a frown on the pretty
brovs OF the brides.
Let's have one wedding for all Of us
and have IL today ne suggested 10
them over the telephone.
Both ladies were speeches. at first
The suggestion brought nothing bUt
Easps Of surprise The ve-y idea
But they were won 20 the plan at 1G
o'clock SIX and a half hours later IL
was All over
Both couples. before the end OF the
week. VIII depart for the Pacific coast
where they vii spend a double honey
moon
The Washington times., 1910-04-23
DOZEN JURORS--COUNTEM EN-
STRAY FROM RESERVATION
Good Men and True" Los T. in Hammond Ind.-They
Disappear When Judge Goes Out and Municipal
Press Agent Again Is Active. T.

CHICAGO. April Za--Lost: one jury.
Finder please return to Judge Edward
:. Ames, Hammond. Ind. No reward
I5ammond's municipal press agent Is
earning his salary. kfter his recent sue
cess IN forcing the whole OF northern
indiana into the front page as a result
OF the annexation debauch INDUCED IN
By the various cities and. towns from
Gary TO Hammond and from Whiting 20
lAdlana Harbor, Hammond has led a
quiet and secluded life. II hasn't an
nexed town for at least a week. Not
even a couple have passed through on
their way &c Crown Point and a hasty
tie-uD-
festerdsy- however. it stepped down
stage and the spotlight man turred on
the calcium II had IN 5ose so-,eft,f-ey
Diamonds are an old story. so the novel
loss OF a jury startled the community.
FoHce Magistrate Edward p Ames
isst night. in a bevyildered frame OF
The Washington times., 1910-04-23
CHEVY CHASE HEIGHTS
IMPROVEMENTS CONTINUE
Work of Beautifying Suburban Property Shows Rapid
Progress. Slayton Davidson Purchases Keokuk
Street Site for Residence.

Notwithstanding the UnfavorabIe
weather conditions which have prevailed
during the greater part Of the week.
there has been practically uninterrupted
progress at Chevy Chase Heights. both
in the developing Of the property anc the
making OF sales.
The contractors who are engaged ia
identifying the Heights have had their
work inteTfered with but slightly by the
rains FTOW now on. II is expected,
rapid transformation VIII take place, es-
pecially along the Connecticut avenue
frontage, where the hills that line this
thOroUghfare are 10 be brought down to
a fOur-fOOt grade This cutting down
Of the land VIII bring a part OF the
property into view Of the car line.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co, Inc, which
is handling Chevy Chase Heights, re-
ports the closing Of several sales during
the week
One Of these included a frontage OF