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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-27

Fisehrupp avenue entertained at a
family Christmas dinner. those present
being the Allison. Eaton and Harper
families
Miss Loretta and Master Harry Pow
ers of LaPorte avenue are visiting in
Chicago
Mrs. E. Johnson of Chesterton is
visiting her son, John Willis, and fami-
ly of Cleveland avenue.
The wedding of Mrs. Birdie East
! wood of Chicago. and Harry Foss. Of
Hammond took place in Hammond, on
Christmas Day. Mrs. Eastwood is the
sister of Mrs. James dis, of New York
avenue and a number of Whiting per-
sons attended the wedding.
The arrest of three men took place
in John Furtys saloon on Center street
they having engaged in a fight Officer
Niziolkiewicz went to arrested Andrew
Bakus, but the other men took him
away from the officer. Hughes then
accompanied Niziolkiewicz and the ar
rest OF Baukus and Mosin took place.
| Upon arriving at the station it was
found that Andrew Tonnage was like
wise guilty, so Officer Collins went
back and arrested him. The three
Andrews were arraigned before Judge
Fetterhof, and each was fined $1.00 and
costs, amounting to s11.00 which they
all paid.
The Christmas cantata Christmas in
Japan" given at the Congregational
church, was very good, all taking part
doing exceptionally fine. The members
of the cantata presented Mrs William
Walker with cut glass dish, and Miss
Mary l. Morrison with a silver, souve-
mir spoon, mark of appreciation,
for their training.
The I. F. F. girls will give their
dancing party this evening at Kollar's
hall in Iohn street.
The -Davidson's went to Gary yester-
day to attend the family reunion which
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles d. Davidson
The funeral of the day old child OF
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kiefe, of Stieglitz
direction of Undertaken C. A. Hellwig
in Hammond.
5 The Christmas services at the Sacred
Z Heart church were very beautiful Rev
John B. Berg was assisted in these
. services by Rev. John Tonjan of ST
t Josephs college at Rensselaer,. Special
e music was furnised by the children's
i. choir the Supplied choir and also the
Mems choir.
$ Christmas passed Off very quietly il
. Whiting, :recial services were held il
Y all the churches, and several home:
were the scenes of happy reunions, and
I on the other hand. many left Whiting
;. to be guests at reunions at the homes
r of relatives.
Skating afternoon and night ever.
I day this week at East Chicago rink. 5
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ROBERTSDALE.

The Christmas exercises given by the
Evangelical Sunday school at the
church Friday evening were largely at
tended The program which consisted
OF Xmas cantata, Santa Claus, Jr-,
was excellent. Those deserving men
tion for their good work are Julius Lin
neman, who took the part of Santa
Claus and represented very well the
"Old Santa" growing very old and
feeble. His opening speech and song
were given with much naturalness and
with some pathos George Macmillan
took the part of Paris, who later be-
came Santa Claus, Jr., and made the
tourney TO the earth for the old Santa.
His appropriate actions and his charm
ing songs did much TO brighten the
evening. Miss Amy ]. Roberts again
was queen of the fairies and was ex-
quisitely robed in a beautiful fairy
costume. with crown and sceptre. She.
with her little fairies. both with song
and drill, did their appointed task with
all grace and merit. Then came Miss
Lillian Soltwedel as Tina. She was a
winged fairy and sang a solo and al
WAYS served Santa. John Sharpe was
Zero the gnome, who had jumped into
Santa Jr' sleigh and came to earth
with him. so he had to sing a song
George c. Schaaf took the part of SUI
perintendent Miss Mary Stein took
the part of Luna. Mr.. Herman Brock
man was the violin accompanist of the
evening and rendered splendid service
The senior and junior choirs sang
Xmas anthems. Much credit for the
successful rendition of the cantata is
| due Mrs. F. r. Schaaf, Jr., who presid
ed a the organ. Through her faith
! fulness and competency at the enter
| tainment for now nearly five years the
! Sunday school has learned to value hel
| service as indispensable to success. The
many hours of tedious and trying
/ orepa ration she endured with the grace
of patience and fair-mindness. Th'
! climax of the evening was the present
alton of gift to the pastor by Mrs. ]
/ Blaul. She made a brief, but very tell
ing and appropriate, presentation
speech. to which the pastor responded
Mrs. j. Blaul collected the sum o
| s109.5O in the community for the pas
tor. Much praise and appreciation i
due Mrs. Blaul for her success. AS il
! previous years she demonstrated tina
| her heart is in the cause of Christ an
his church. In her quiet unassumin
| way she tolls all year for the cause o
| righteousness, enduring the unpleas
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SHCCkS
From the Diary Of 81 Lencs

Ole Ander-Heern tell tibet yer wife
puts her furs away in moth balls fer
tn summer
Holly Hock-No; not egsacrfy. I jest
put 'em away in three balls fer her.
Jeb lite managed t load on so much
Christmas spirit the he wuz even de-
lighted with tn neckties he received
The rural mail carriers were we'll re-
membered by Santa Claus along their
various routes this year. and many had
more presents in the line of farm pro-
duce. etc, than they were able to haul
on their return trip. The farmers ap-
preciate the services rendered by Nncle
Sans servants and each Christmas
time remember them in a more sub
stantial manner than by mere word of
mouth.
The Christmas services in the various
churches in Crown Point were all well
attended, and the excellent programs
of appropriate music were enjoyed by
all. The morning and evening services
drew larger audiences than usual on
account of the special music arranged
for the Christmas occasion.
Westbound Panhandle trains were
obliged to take water at Crown Point
on last Saturday on account of q
breakdown in the water mains of the
company east of Crown Point. At least
seven eight engines were supplied
from the towns water system on thai
day.
A quite valuable horse belonging tc
Perry Morton slipped on Main stree
last Saturday morning and broke its
leg as a result which necessitated the
dispatch of the animal in short time
The banks, postoffce and courthouse
offices were closed yesterday to take
advantage of the holiday offered By
law.
The Study club. according to custom
will not meet this week, but will hole
the next meeting on Jan. s. at which
time Mrs. J. B. Peterson and Mrs Fl
II. Wheeler will have charge of thu
program.
Among the Christmas visitors il
Crown Point were: Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Houk, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ellwanger
DIR. and Mrs Robert Krost, Mr. an
Mrs. John Daily, of Chicago: DR.. an
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GRIFFITH.

j. p. Jones was a business visitor
here yesterday
Geo. Merton of Valparaiso called
here today on his way 20 Crown Point.
A. j. Lawrence of Hammond spent a
short time here yesterday calling on
friends.
Our schools closed Friday afternoon
for the Christmas holidays. It marked
the last day in the old buildings. Work
is practically completed in the new
building and the finishing touches will
be put on during holidays so school
may begin there after New Years.
A threatening fire broke out at the
home of J. Young at noon Friday and
but for the timely warning and assist
ance of neighbors the house might
have burned down over the old couples
heads, who were eating their dinner
at the time AS ii was the only damage
done was a large hole burned in the
| roof. The place was insured.
| The following pupils of Room 1 were
neither absent nor tardy during tn,
fourth month of school: Aloysius Helf
| en-, Raymond Boesen, Agnes Mang
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Crown Point News
Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

Mrs. Geisel and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fire.
field of Shelby, and Ward Marble and
mother. of Wheatfield.
Raymond Rudolph of Purdue, and
Oakley Morton of the University of
Chicago. are spending their Christmas
holidays at Crown Point.
Miss Hannah Black, after an illness
of several weeks, is reported to be on
the mend, which will be welcome news
to her many friends
Miss Anna Hoffman will entertain
the @. A. NJ club this evening at the
home of her sister, Mrs. John Lehman
on South Court street.
John Black has returned from north
ern wisconsin and will spend the win
ter with his parents at Crown Point.
Rev. William F. Hovis of South Bend
i is visiting for a few days at Crown
I Point.
| Herman Lehman and family spent
! Christmas with relatives in South Chi
cago
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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Mr.. and Mrs Ward lines and Miss
Ruth lines, OF Westville, Ind. are here
visiting Mr., and Mrs. James Dis of
New York avenue and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lew Williams of Cleveland avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed of Sheri-
dan avenue at Clinton Ind where they
will spend the holidays with the form
er's uncle, whom he has not seen for
| twenty-four years.
Miss Margaret Longmeyer of Mar
tinsville. Ill, spent yes1erday with
Whiting friends, returning to Harvey.
last night
Charles Hannephin. of Chicago spent
Sunday and yesterday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hannephin.
Mesdames Matthew Schaefer and
Peter Koch, were the guests of rela-
tives in ST. John.
Misses Marie Koch and Katherine
Schaefer were South Chicago visitors
on Saturday.
Mrs. A B. Garfield of Ohio avenue
and Mrs Charles Flaugher of Roberts
dale attended The Messiah" concert,
given by the Apollo Musical Club. at
the Auditorium, in Chicago.
Miss Addie A. Greatrake, and brother
with friends in ST. Louis
Mrs. A. B. Garfield and son Don are
; spending the holidays with friends in
Joliet.
Misses Grace Smith and Mae Melvin
are at Macomb, Ill. spending their va
cations with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Nyland entertain
} ed large number of friends at theil
home in Cleveland avenue on Sunday
The out of town guests included Mr.
, and Mrs. Dell Davis, of Park Manor
l Boyd Davis and Jack Dineen also O.
: Park Manor. The other guests wer,
Mr.. and Mrs. George wylie of Roberts
; dale. Mr.. and Mrs. Lautenberg, and Ra,
! Dillingham; musical program con
sisting of piano music by Mr.. Dineen
and violin music by Mr.. Dillingham;
, was much enjoyed
r Misses Florence and Agnes Muldool
and Thomas Muldoon. of Central ave
nue. are at McHenry. Ill. where they ar
Q visiting their grandmother for week
Officer Clay Collins Is entertainin,
i his mother, Mrs. william Collins, o
n Morocco, Ind, at his home on 1871
:, lstreet
Miss Anna Fry of Front street is a
lGoshen, Ind. where she will spend tn
+ week at the home Of her aunt, Mrs
y Gardner.
: Miss Dollfe Turner of Chicago wa
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Turner, of John street Sunda
and Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Lehr, of Center stree
was an East Chicago visitor on Sunday
/. being the guest of Miss Mabel Billete
of Magoun avenue.
. Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Carpenter, c
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HOBART.

Royal Morton, who has been visiting
in Kentucky for a few months, has
returned home.
Mrs Arthur Newman was a Chicago
shopper yesterday.
Miss Mabel Monroe left todaX<or her
home, where she will spend the holi-
days with her parents.
George and John Fleck were in Chi
cago on business yesterday
Hugo Fiefield was a business visitor
in Laporte yesterday
Mrs Howard Gordon was a Gary
visitor yesterday.
Miss Mabel Reynolds will spend
Xmas with Mrs. Mccormick and Mrs.
Dan Scholler
large crowd are expected to at
tend the Xmas dance at STATIONS OPP
era House this evening.
Attorney Fetterer was a business
visitor in Gary yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Quicker of Detroit
Mich. are visiting with Mrs. Ducker's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Kilker.
A dinner party was given last Sat
urday evening at the home of Mrs
Ella Roper in honor of Miss Haze
Wereick, who attends school at Green
castle, and is here spending her vaca-
ton with the Misses Eunice and Ellyr
Roper.
John Fleck left yesterday to work
at Lima, o.
Walter Black of Valparaiso visited
friends here yesterday
The chair which was given away OF
Christmas night, at the Colonial the
alter. was won by Lottie Miller. Martin
Swanson and Walter Snyder Thes'
boys put their tickets in a jackpot and
! decided before hand that if any on
| of the tickets should win they woult
| dispose of the chair and divided even
| ly.
| Miss Julia Fleck attended a forma
reception and dance al Valparaiso las
evening. given by members OF tn
Young Mems club of that place.
| Miss Mabel Reynolds spent he
| Christmas vacation here with he
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BURNHAM.

The Burnham school closed Friday
for a Xmas holiday until Tuesday aft
er New Years.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Hayes is quite i'll at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Peterson of Kansas
City have returned home after a few
months visit there.
Mrs Samuel Burnham and son, John
of Center avenue spent Friday in Pull
man with Mrs. Charley Burnham, who
is i'll al this writing.
Skating afternoon and night ever,
day this week at East Chicago rink 5
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BLACK OAK.

Mr. and Mrs Peter Hoff of Chicago
spent Saturday and Xmas with Mr. and
Mrs. F. b. Scheidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nimetz entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs Joe Euler and Mrs.
Nelson Daniels and son, Edward, at
Xmas dinner
Nick Seberger of Chicago was a Wis
itor here Monday.
William Strauch of Chicago spent
Xmas here.
Miss Margaret Buse of Chicago spent
Xmas with her parents here
Mr.. John of South Chicago and Aug.
Keck of Chicago spent Xmas with Mr..
and Mrs Fred Eeck
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Buse and daugh-
ters, Margaret, Ella and Lena, and son,
John, spent Monday at Crown Point.
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ant tasks as well as the pleasant. Ev-
eryone who Is fair, kind and reasona-
BILE can have only words Of praise and
appreciation for her work in our com
munity. Many gave her visible express
sions of thanks The pastor also pub
licly thanked her for standing by him
in his work.
E. c. Holmes of Harrison avenue is
the proud owner of a beautiful gold
watch charm, which was presented to
him Friday evening by the members OF
the Robertsdale volunteer FIRE COM
pany. Mr.. Holmes is captain of the
running team of the company. and 1t
was through great ability and unceas-
ing efforts that the beys made such a
grand showing in the firemen's tourna-
| ment at Lowell last August, when they
succeeded in capturing first prizes In
all races.
William Mills of East side was the
| guests of his sisters. Mrs. c. Buell.. and
Miss Mamie Mills yesterday.
| Mrs. Frank Buehler and family OF
Indiana boulevard and Mr. and Mrs. F.
Buehler and son, Edison, of Roberts av-
enue attended a family reunion at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buehler In
Chicago Xmas day.
Mrs. Edward HenneSSy or ROBERTS
| avenue spent the day with relatives In
| Chicago.
Miss Mary Stein left Saturday for
Carey, ILL.,, to spend the holidays with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Market and sor
| visited Mr.. and Mrs. raper of Crane
Crossing Sunday.
| Mrs D. Hunt and daughter. Avis, Of
-a1a
| terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lingham enter
tanned a number of relatives at a din
ner party at their home in Harrison
| avenue on Christmas. Among thos'
present were: Mr. and Mrs. William
Scott and daughter Evelyn, of Ea,
Claire, Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin.
Oakley and daughter of Whiting AM
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wichorst and fam
lily of Harrison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Landon, Jr, Of Har
rison avenue spent Christmas day i
Hyde Park, visiting the latter's moth
er, Mrs. Shepperd.
F. and Fred Rhineskerger of Goae
o., are spending the holidays with thei
brother Joseph Rhinesberger, and fam
lily of Harrison avenue.
Charles Allen is confined to his HON
, in Lincoln avenue by illness.
. Mr.. and Mrs Ed Jewett of Pear
, street were the guests of relatives 4
Port Washington. Wis, Christmas da,
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Cecil Likens, Victor Beiriger, Mary
Boehmer, Mamie Helfen. Arvid' Gustaf-
son, Leo Covert. Respectfully, Mary E.
BENEFIT, teacher.
]. w. 4Iough was a Chicago visitor
Saturday.
]. P. Arnold of Chicago Heights was
a pleasant caller here yesterday.
Joy Kilbourn of Ross called here
Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Orsborn, who has been
sick with rheumatism. was SO bad Sun
| day night that her life was despaired
| Of but she is some better now.
| Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Dutton visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Reed
| of Chicago Sunday.
August Ludtka, our barber, had a
near fire Christmas eve when the small
/ Christmas tree fell over and the lighted
| candles set fire to the lace curtains
| and carpet. The fire put out be-
fore any further damage was done.
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EVERY HOUR OF THE Day.

ri Kolb. the reliable druggist OF
Hammond. Ind, Is having calls for
"HINDIPO." the new kidney cure an6
nerve tonic. that he il selling under =
positive guarantee.
It's merits are becoming the talk of
the town and everybody wants to try
It, and why not? It costs nothing II
1t don't do you good-not ono cent.
They oon't want your money II IL
Soes not benef1t you, and will cheer
lilly refund the money. Try Il today
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LOWELL.

A j. Holbert of Chicago Heights ar
rived in Lowell Saturday evening to
visit relatives and friends over Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Buckley went
to Gary Saturday morning to visit, her
son, Fred Comerford and family over
Christmas.
Mrs. S. Hayden Of Chicago Heights
arrived In Lowell Saturday evening to
spend Christmas at the home of Ed.
Ebert.
Ed. Yates transacted business in Chi
cago yesterday.
Mrs George Hill and children return
sister, Mrs. Charles Merryweather, of
Hammond.
Editor H. H. Ragon Joined his wife
in Danville, ILL.,, to spendChristmas with
the family of his daughter, Mrs. Joe
Buckley. Mrs. Buckley, who under
went a surgical operation. has about
recovered.
Mrs. L. Worley went to Chicago
Heights Saturday morning to spend
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sargent
Mrs. Wheeler Wood. who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Lillian
Grubbs of Des Moines, Ia, returned
home Saturday She stopped in Chi
cago to visit her daughter, Mrs Oral
Hepp, and brought Mrs. Hepps sons
Vernon and Achilles, home with her for
visit
Bert Strickland, son of Thomas
Strickland, and Miss Lou Hayden
were married at the Methodist par
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grandmother, Mrs. Mccormick
Martin Swanson is visiting with
friends at Chicago for few days.
On account of the Christmas holidays
the Colonial theater are running a
show every night this week.
Several from out of town attended
the dance at STATIONS hall on Satur-
day hight.
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sonage the latter part of the week by
the pastor of that church. They are
two of West Creek townships highly
respected young people. They will
make their home on the Byron Chip
man farm, West Creek.
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ST. JOHN.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I will grind feed on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday every week
JOS. F. GERLACH,
ST. John, Ind.
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PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS

Your druggist will refund money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles in to IA days. soc.
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MEN OF RAILROAD
AWAIT MED|ATQRs
Government May Avert Threat
eneed Strike of Disgruntled
Engineers and Firemen.

CHICAGO. March 1e.-The COM
mittee representing the brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen and Engine
men and forty-nine Western and
Southern railroads are marking time
to-day. pending the arrival of Chair
man Knapp, Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission. and Labor Com
missioner NELL. who will endeaver to
bring the two sides to a settlement
Of differences, and avert gigantic
railroad strike. Messrs. Knapp and
Neill will reach Chicago tomorrow
morning.
The two government officials are
acting under the Erdman act, design
ed 10 prevent disastrous labor con-
troversies Their first action will be
in the nature OF mediation, and fail
Ing In that. both sides will be asked
to accept straight arbitration. II this
be accepted. Knapp and NeIn would
appoint two members OF the arbitra-
ton board, and these two would APP
point a third. The board would con-
stitute IA sort of court. which would
have power to summon witnesses Its
final finding would be binding on
both parties.
President Carter. OF the Fi-emcn's
Brotherhood was not very optimistic
to-day over the Intervention OF Knapp
and Neiil. lie said the fremen could
not See how u settlement could be ef-
fected. but Were willing to let the two
commissioners try.
The railroads are confident that the
acceptance of the mediators means
full settlement. o. L. Dfckerson,
spokesman for tho railroad managers
committee. announced this belief to-
day.
The general opinion hero IL that
while the Intervention OF Knapp and
Neill may not mean q settlement, It
Is a long step In that direction.
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MARKET UNEASY;
PRICES co DOWN
-----<----------
Widening of Field of Labor Trou-
bles Reflects on Stock
Exchange.
TONE is FEvERIsH
Trading on Lower Level Although
Active Speculative Interests
Record Gains.

Nr1v yopv M.r.h ,sTha MID.
...,~.
ehihs Oh the heiu OF iaooE Ioupies'
reflected in demands for increased
wages in various new quarters, caus-
- rr.,ra .,n 4, ~ 49,
ket' ana the tone was generaily iev-
erish and unsettled. Price changes
in the majority Of issues At the OPEN
ing and in the early trading were
arai min the direction Of n substan-
tally lower level. Although stocks.
in which there was active specula tive
Interest. made siirht gains on the ini-
tai transactions.
Rumors that ]. Pierpont Morgan.
who is Travelling In Italy. was serious
" III were circulated on the stock
exchange to-day with the evident In
tention Of causing activity on the bear
side. And. desnite absolute denials
from Morran.s Office. the rumors
were temporarily succesxful,
A week AFRO the rumor that that
Morgan was dead. and to-day story
makes II apparentIy certain that a
rrouD or tradera n using the state of
the great flnancier's health to fur
Their their operations.
Owing Ito the temporary slump.
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OF F|REMEN TO
ACT As SPECIAL ESCORT
Confederate Camp Will Also Have
Detail at Capt. Atkinson's
Funeral.

Funeral sci vices Tor Captain Charles
S. Atkinson. veteran 6re tighter, who
died at his home. 2703 East Clay
street. from the effects of stroke
of paralysis, WILDE held Thursday
afternoon at ) o'clock from Leigh
street Baptist church
Among the active pail bearers will
bc Firemen Jake Angel and William
Smith. of Truck No. /, which was the
last company commanded by Captain
Atkinson.
Included in the list of honorary pail
bearers will be a special detail of
sixteen men, one from each company
OF the fire department. under COM
mand of Captain j. Fl. Redwood
A delegation from Damon Lodge.
knights of Pythias. OF which captain
Atkinson was a member. will also at
tend the funeral.
The following have been appointed
honorary pall-bearers from Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans, of
which Captain Atkinson was a mem
her: John w. Gordon, +. A. Bowry,
a. Eichel j. w. q. Farrer. c. A.
Harrington. John +. Owens, James
II. Goddin and w. f. Moore.