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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
GOV. MARSHALL TO
HELP CALUMET REGION
Will Attend Harbor Meeting
in Chicago Next
Monday.

Gov. Marshall unless something un-
forseen intervenes, will be in Chicago
on Monday in attendance upon the
meeting of the board of United States
engineers to help boost the improve
ment of the harbor at Indiana Harbor
and of the canal and Calumet river be-
fore that body.
Such was his promise to II. c. Rut-
ledge, who visited him In indianapolis
a couple of weeks ago. when he repre-
scented the commercial Club of Indiana
Harbor and East Chicago at the con-
vention of the Federated Commercial
clubs in that city.
The promise was repeated to w. j.
Winery of Hammond, who was in In
dianap polls on Monday and saw the gov
ernor on the same matter. Gov Mar
shall had not been informed up to then
that a change in the date of the meet
ing had been made and was still under
the impression that 1T would take place
on Wednesday instead of Monday, and
had made all his arrangements accord
ingly, but said he would change his
plans to suit the change in date and
that unless he found it utterly impos.
sible to attend. he would be on hand or
| the eventful day.
AHs following mas Deeh appointed a.
| a committee to represent the CONNER
cial Club of Indiana Harbor and Eas
| Chicago at the meeting Monday. Mayor
| a. @. Schlieker. W. c. Dickey, C. A
! Westberg. Judge Walter J. Riley
Thomas O'Connell, W. B. Van Horne
John r. Farovid, II. A. Poppenhausen
! G.. ]. Bader, B. L. D. Glazebrook, f. w
Mickey, Charles E. Fowler. NJ r
| Sehock Josenh p English Samuel w
! Ogden and Joseph J. Freeman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
Father Also Sues.

Alfred Simons by his attorneys,
Granger and Lott has fled an action
against the Hammond, Whiting & East
Chicago Railway company in which he
asks damages for the loss of services
of his son who, while working as a
newsboy, was forced from a street car
and sustained serious injuries in the
fall to the pavement.
A similar action was started by the
father of the boy in an effort to recover
damages for the boys benefit. The
accident happened on Jan. "a.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
EXPECTING
HARMONY

It looks as il harmony will prevail
at the Gary republican convention to
be held in Turner hall, Fourteenth ave-
nue. and Washington street, Saturday
night to select eight delegates to the
Hammond district convention. where
two national delegates will be chosen.
The Taft and Roosevelt wings of the
party, it Is said, have gotten together
and as things now stand Taft will get
four delegates from Gary and Roose-
Welt will get as many.
There is some talk that Peter Lamb.
vice county chairman. or Clyde Hunter
will preside at Saturday nights meet
ing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
LAKE COUNTY
COURTS AT
A GLANCE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO.
Judge Virgil >. Reiter.
Case ON Trial.

SuoBe ttFGfi >. ncAseAs
Case ON Trial.
POLKA VS.. the Erie. Suit for dam
ages. McAleer Brothers for the plain
tiff Crumpacker, crumpacker s. Tink-
ham and w o. Johnson Jr. for the de-
fendant. Jury impaneled. Arguments
will begin this afternoon and the case
will probably go to the jury tonight.
Cases Cali.
Settings of Wednesday. March 20
s11-Levantshenko Illinois Steel Co.
S615--Dryer beaverton, admir-.
S62s-Borsenko Illinois Steel Co.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM no. >
Judge Lawrence Becker.
TnformstIon.
The court will take up special mat
ters until March o5. when the criminal
work will begin The court went to
indianapolis today. Court will convene
Friday.
SPECIAL JUDGE TINkHAM.
Grady Grady Suit for a divorce
Case continued.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO. Z
Judge Johannes Kopelke.
At Crown Point.
The court will handle only specia
matters until March IS. when he will
take up court cases. He will begin ths
trial of Jury cases April 1.
LAKE-PORTER CIRCUIT CoURr.
Judge w. C. McMahan.
At Valparaiso.
Third Monday. March 25-
1s53-Pinney Maxwell.
12s2-Shusterman Grand Trunl
Western Railway Co.
12ss-sanders Grand Trunk Western
Railway Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
East Gary Traction
Scheduled Issued; 20
Cents to Hammond.

Today at noon superintendent
Phillips of the Gary Connecting
railway ISSUED the following time
table:
Cars leave East Gary-Lenves
6:15 =. m, arrives Gary $40 a. M,
leaves II $50 n. M, arrives Gary II
noon, leaves 2:3O p. M, arrives Gary
p. M, leaves $50 p. m, arrives
Gary p. m.
Cars leave Gary Cat Gary & Inter-
urban railway, Eleventh avenue and
Broadway for East Gary-Leave
$40 n. M, arrives 1905 a. M, leaves
IL noon, arrives 1c.25 noon, leaves 3
p. m, arrives $3.50 y. m, leaves p.
m, arrives 6:3O p.
A Eve cent fare will prevail In
East Gary and from East Gary to
Gary the fare will be ten cents.
From Gary to Hammond Via the G..
& i. IL ten cents. As yet NO trans
fer arrang ements have been made.
The present terminus of the East
Gary line IL at the Gavit farm on the
Porter county line.
Arrangements are being made to
issue communication, workmen and
family tickets and a better sched-
uIc will be offered In n short time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
NEW JACK
THE HUGGER
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

Crown Point, Ind, March Il. A
Jack the Hugger episode happened in
the north end of the city last evening,
the offender being arrested and jailed
by Deputy Marshal Metzler. The man
is said to be mentally irresponsible for
the act and was not prosecuted, the
parties preferring to avoid the pub
licity entailed through IA trial. The
women of Crown Point will take steps
to protect themselves against the Jack
the Hugger.'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
PLEAD FOR
POSTPONEMENT
Attorneys, Witnesses and
Accused Say Politics Will
Take Their Attention.

Valparaiso. Ind, March FL. After
an informal canvass of the attorneys,
witnesses and defendants in the Gary
alleged bribery cases, 1t has been as
certained that all are of one mind in
desiring a postponement of the trials
which are scheduled to begin in the Port
er circuit court next Monday morning.
with Special Judge Vernon yanFleet of
Elkhart on the bench. A petition Is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
Bad Break in Mains.

Another bad break occurred in the
water mains on Holman street and
Chicago avenue last night. It.was re-
ported to the city water department
and this morning a force of men was
put to work repairing the leak. The
water department has had its hands
full repairing mains this winter, hav-
Ing an unusual amount of leaks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
Meet Next Monday.

There will be meeting of the Lake
County Bar association next Monday
at the Lake superior courthouse in
Hammond. The call is by Attorney
Dan Moran, the president. There are
a number of important matters to be
taken up.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21

all will be selected from this county.
1t is in the interests of good citizen
ship that representative republicans be
selected for these deIegateships. A
great deal of interest is being mani
tested in politics this year and it is i'm
portant that every republican attend
these mass meetings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
CHILDREN VINO ARE SIfkLy

Mothers who value their own comfort
and the welfare of their children.
should never be without h box OF Moth
err Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
for use throughout the season They
Break up Colds. Relieve Feverishness
Constipation. Teething Disorders
Headache and Stomach Troubles. Used
by Mothers for 20 years. THESE POW
DERS NEVER FAIL. Sold by all Drug
Stores 26c. Don't accept any m bstitute.
Sample mailed FREE Address, Alien
8. Olmsted. lie Roy. N. Y.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
Sues for Damages.

John Yoritz has started an action for
$1,000 damages against the LYMAN
Michaels company of East Chicago on
account of injuries he received when
he was cut by a pair of power shears.
The case was fled by Attorney /. I.
Modjeska.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
New Bowling Team.

A new bowling team sprang into
the limelight last night when some vet
Grams in the office of the Northern In
diana Gas and Electric company, issued
a challenge to Longs All Stars. Charley
at once accepted the challenge and the
maple artists will fight 1t out at cox's
alleys tomorrow night
As this is their first appearance in
the bowling world. the n. /. G. & E. Co.
squad will attempt to make good
showing, and intend to put the jinks on
Longs pin men. The following lineups
will be used
Longs All-Stars-Cramer. Ripley,
Booser, Long and Litzan.
n. I. G. & E. Co.-McCarthy. Engle-
ton, Mulligan, Beiper and Tillman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21

being prepared asking Judge VanF1eet
to continue hearing of the cases until
the June term of court. All parties
are more or less interested in the diff
ferent political program of the next
few weeks and their attendance at the
trials would embarrass the plans OF
friends who are looking to them for
help.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21

THIS NEWSPAPER Is THE TRADE
PAPER OF THE CONSUMERS or
THIS CITY--OF Thu: PEOPLE WHO
BTy THE pas.r- crTppIIEs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
Sues for Divorce.

Anna Hansen by her attorney. L V.
Cravens, has started an action for d.
vorce against her husband. Edward C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-11
1ekten Sabre erprobt muroen, iin0 mo-
tltrgemaB beuer mieoer in 5bdtigfeit
geiett mor6en.
8rieftr4qer lucQen flieQen.

2ies lit elm 3eitalter groBartiger
grfin0ungen. GrogreB reitet auf Ser
Suit. 8u1o mogen mir 0nfel cams
8rieftrdger nad allen &idtungen fin
fltegen ieben beim transport Ser
Noitiaden. 2a5 &oIf nimmt Elm
munoerpones Snterelie at elmer Gr-
%fin0ung, Sic linn g1tben bringt. l1n5
Sizes lit marum Or. Sings Meue gnt-
6edung fir Suiten. grfdltung un0
an5ere @als= uno 2ungen=&ranfbetten
Sic %popuIdrite Meoi5in in Mmerifa
lit: Sic beilte mid BON einem idred-
liden 6uiten," idreibt Grau S. S.
Iapis, 5tidnep Corner, Me., unad-
Sem 9oftoren=8eban0lung u15 ale
anSere MitteI nutlos g%ebIieben." Sir
@uiten, grfd1tungen ODER irgen6 cine
9%uftr0bren : 4ffeftion lit tie unoer-
gleid1id. Hreis 500 unS $1.00.
geriudsf1aiden fret in Molitors
Mbotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-11

@ertb Ser @el1ert1te i'm Staate mir:
ouf - bis Is MiQionen 0oaors ge
ihdbt.
Oeaomooo. - Sn Sen 8lld
@iQs berridt cine oerartige Giirre
0aB Dem Mu5brude BON @alObran0e:
NIT GROCER 8eiorgniB entyegengeiebpr
miro. MQe 2anobrieitrdger lt1ro az.
gemielen mpr0en, Mel0ungen iihe1
BON ibnen ouf 9ienitgdngen beo6uaj
tete 8ra1tOe unper5iiqlid meiter5u=
gcben. Inns oieie Mnoronl1ng fat b.
reits oa5l1 gefiibrt, oaB cine AnsoJi
pom 6euern reht5eitig nnterorudt
mer0en fonnte.
Yierre. - Inter Sen @eiu6ell
sur 9enl1trng BON @aiier 5u Srriga=
tions5peden, melhe innerbalb Ser
iiingiten 3eit POM @iiro oes Staot5=
bemiQigt moroen lino, be.
iid %folgenoe: Sarnes @entbina.
Gbepenne=6luB, 1913 Meras;
Sobn &lepen, Gapa, @ao=6ll1b, %
@ebrii0er 3osfe, 9raper,
@bite=6luB, 421 Aeres. @ie aus
oieien gngaben 3l1 erIeben lit, iino Sic
in sie'er @egeno oes Staates
entidloilen, griinolide @erlade nit
gemaiierung ourh5ufiibren. &eridie=
oene Neutrality-suspicious., pelde int
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-11
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S
Gas OR

Iergus Talls. = @enrp Sc
nigleu, Ser erlte Noltlneiiter Ser
Staot. lit bier I'M Sitter pom so Sab
rem ge ltprbeu. @err @enlglell mllroe
in Gel1tlhlaro geboren llno fant oils
ilt1ger Mann nah Nmerifo; mahre1o
Ses @iirgerfrieges oiente er BET Der
Minnelotoer ldpperen Nrtillerie. Neuh
@eenoigl1ng SEES &rieges lieoelte er
lid1 oltf elmer @einititte an, Sic iett
BON einen Sheile ser meltlid1en Staot
in 9lnlprl1h genon1r1el1 miro. SIN
Satire 1869 muroe er pom Fralloen=
ten Gral1t 5lllr1 Eoltnleilter erl1anl1t;;
er bal,te ous critic GpItulnt, ein Elnd=
halrs, an Ser Stele. an Ser jest Sic
Tirlt Nationul 9unf ihr@eim hut. Inn
Sen Sooten traltern ui1Ber Ser @ittme
uno ied]s &inSeru Ste 9e1tiden oes
Iiitrifts, oeren CT 1tets Elm gutter
Trellllo mar.
Stillmoter. = Mnrris Gla11=
cep, eit1 Srldt1oer, melher int Sitter
DON iiber 80 Sahren ont Montog in
Stilmoter ans Sem 2eben ldieo, fat,
mie iid aus ieinem lebten @llen er=
9ah. lein g~elammtes @ernrogen, 0u5
iih ouf $4,000 his 100000 Be-
lGl1ft, Ser hieiigen ct. Midoels=ge=
meinSe pern1od)t nit Der 9eltimmlt11g,
raB ouppn cine Tarodialidule u1ter
Sem No!ne11 Mprris G(aneen= Meno=
rialit1ule aegriinoet meroen 'pQ. Ser
olte Monn, melfer Elm l%angiahriger
9erpofrner pom StiQmater mar, lta11o
Eel anen @%cmohnern Ser Sta0t in 1o=
henn Mnieben pegen ieiner Itets ge=
seigten ausgeprdgten Menidenfreuno-
lidfeit. 2oB er Elm menig Son0er=
ling mar, tbot ser ihm ge5oaten Mf=
tl1ng feitren Mbbru6.
Mor6=9afuta.
gismurd.- Sic Ser fehter 0es
qeplonten Colleen @ouep Gountp
faben inn S6ergeriht geitegt; oemnah
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-11
MilleroilIe Correspondent.

Millerpille (Gorrel% ponoen5).
= @otm. @err So6n 3iQa, melter
IN glmborit BET Chicago ols Nfarrer
a11geitellt lit uno Ser leit Sen letten
Satren bier regelmaBig leinen Sub
resbeluh eri tattet, traf Montag bier
Elm in ser Abiid)t, leine1t 9eilld bel
lurlerm bodlp. Yiarrer @ippi6 II. BET
Sem totap. @errn &alter BON ltrbant
auf eiuige @pd@en al1s5uSebnen. lid)
nat iciuell @sihaftsinterellen unl5ll=
ieten u1ro lid 5milden Sen Seen 900
les lllo 9larpn eillen Spt1lmerallf ert=
b%ultsprt ein5urid)ten. Muf Der &ict=
reiie miro er in ct. Glolto bel %lei11enl
Trur1oe Gourao Suller pprlpred)en,
Ser oen1 bodom. @errn 3iQa alf leiner
Glrdreiie nuh MillerpiQe an1 gabn=
hpie III ct. Glollo leinen @iQfpnum=
grltB elltbpt. 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-11

mieoer hergeiteQte 5elepbonperbin:
oll1ge1 nit BENT betroffenen @ebiel
mel0eten o111 6reitag einetr iiberauS
heftigen @olfenbruh, ser am 0on=
lite itagabeno in Sem Jog. gu0 2anos=
Tiitrift BON Morth 1afptu beoel1ten=
Sen Sda0er1 anridteie, Seltlid bon
Serantpn itnb gege1l pierbun0ert SUP
Ser @al1ptlinie ser Chicago, Milmalt=
fee & ct @ol1l=8a6n untermaihen,
uro orf ser Seem g11glano=3 meiglinie
oerielben @abn mrroe cine Strede
bon oreipiertel Meilen ser tort. Ser
Cannon 9ad=6luB ioa in menigen
Mil1l1ten Inn Is SUI geitiegen iein;
Sic nod ipdrliden 9eridte meloen BON
beSelttenSen 8erlulten an Saaten inns
@ieb, u1t6 peridie0ens Tormersfami=
lien fon1ten MIR NIT @ooteu gerettet
meroen. Sic erIten 9eridte BON Be-
oeuten0en @erlulten an Menld)enle=
ben beitatigen lidl gliidlidermeile
nidt.
Sem GngIano = Sn Sen lo-
genannten u@o0 Sands" fat Elm BON
Soaelidlag begleiteter @olfenbrua
rieiigen Sdabeu angertftet, Ser al1f
n1i1Seitcns 100000 neran'hlagt
1piro.
6rano SORTS. = CT. 9unoer
ml1rGe ol1f Sent Hennplabe angelid1ts
,ah(reid)er 3uldnlter oom glit en-
lhlagen.
G:o=9afota.
&uron.- Der Saatenital1o in
oieIer @egeno oes Staates lit Elm
al1i,eroroentlid gutter. &leirgetreloe
offer Mrten fat lehr quite Tortldrltte
Qenfadt ut1o mir Wfois lit etmas SUI
riif gehliebel1. S1 ei115elnen gegen=
Sen mfrs iiber niel l1nfraut geflogt,
sod maflIt oas @etrei0e 10 lhnea, 0os
nalr bofft. oaB es bos ltnfrallt CT
fifteen mer0e. Roggen inns 8erlte oilrt-
ten in etmos iiber elmer @ode rett
ieill @ei5en ur6 Safer Iteben lehr
gut.
MopioGitp.- 3oninic arier,
ein Gieb5iidter aus Sent oltlifen
oes Stootes, sat bon Ser Mer=
.ants 2pon unS Srl1i It 60. 76O N:te3
aan0 om 8or gloer : 8ah fir S1H,-
900 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9efalt't
ST mir0 ober einen groBen She!i
1leih fl1Ittpieren.
siour6 Sails. = Die Saru.er
oon 5uo=1afotn boben in 6teier gss
1enS nit ser eriten @rnte bes Sabrss
5ego11nen, inoem iie nas @ras abn1a'
ZEN, 0as eine ausgiebigere grnte lie
iert ols in friiberen Sabren. Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-11

mfrs ser noromeitlide Sbeil bon Bll=
lings : County BON oieiem b%efitinip
losgetrenm mer0en un0 unter Dem
ouyegebe>1en Narnen in lelbitanoiges
Gpuntp meroen. lteber oiele 5rnge
puroe inn Sabre 1910 in 0ffentli6er
@obl abqeitimmt, cod muroe oas &e=
iultut bon oener1, Sic Billings Gountp
nid)t oraetaitet milien molten, aus
forntellen 8riinoen beonl tanoet; Sas
Ober1eridt fat mn, oos lette 8ort
geiproden.
Nem Nodforo. - Sic Sd}ie=
%nenlegung an Ser neuen, abfilriel1oen
oinie Ser !@altptltrede Ser Greet Nor=
tbern=@obn lit nun bereits iiber Seem
Mpdfpro hirml1s gebieheI rn0 III etrpa
elmer @od1e oiirfte sic grpbe strede
polenoet iein. Ser 8ou ser 8ahn<
bofsanlogen in Ser Stoot lit altf be-
reits in Mngriif genommen moroen.
Gin Maidinen= inns &rnfthal1s, cine
groBe Itdblerne Trehideibe, cine
Midenarlrbe, ein @eiBmaiier=Reler=
poir, Elm @iiroaebdl1oe, Elm 9agerhaus,
Elm Oelfuus. @ol5ihnppen Elm Sta=
tions9eh011oe unb mehrere flei11ere
@al1lidfeiten mer0en erridtet. 1ic
@roNieru11d Ser % Hebendeleile Ser
@ahnhpfson1uge moht roide Sort
lhritte. Ser Iamm fir 5os Heier=
poir. meltes 10 Milionen @ollonen
failen miro. lit nahe5u nolenoet 111o
mehrfode &eaengiiIle huben es berelts
falt gan, g@efiillt. SSn Scr hieliaen Sc
ocno fins ol1d1 @er1nelier beidaftigt
fir Sic l1elle Strede Seem Hofforo=
oemistomn, Mont.. melhe innerfolh
Ser nGifitcn Sabre geboltt meroen
inQ.
Targp.- @dbreno Ser Stants=
SSair ppn Noro=Iafoto meroen III Die
lern SATIRE hunoert jl11qe Mdir11er iln
SITTER pom Is bis 90 Sabre belm Nl1s=
1teaungsplate ein 2uger lnne bubett,
peldeS unter Ser 9eitl1ng zines Dit
,ier5 Ser @l11oes= 9lrmee ltebe1 miro.
Sic 3eit iii pom %. bis sum q. Sl1l1.
Sic @lGne fir oiele s lt1terllebmen
iiuo bon Sen Iirefturen Ser ~9tortb
Gofoto Better Narmil1g Aliociutlon"
.Mrsgearbeitet mproel1, l1l1o lie 1peroe1
audi Sic 2eitl1ug ser Stltoien III @ar=
Sen huben. IS lit eggplant, Don nun
ait oai0hrlid loih' e;n St%noienloger
ein5l1rihte1. Il1rh oieIe5 9ager 1oQ,
mie sic 1ireftorel1 erflaren, bl1noert
a%usgemGhlten jl1lrgen Mainnern Sc
legenbeit gegeben merNen, rl1ter fl11=
oiger s(nleitlrng bon Sn'trl1ftorel1
Observation-Disclosures allf Ser StaotS=
Tuir ipltenuotilh SIT 6eobad)ten lt11o SIT
itl1oieren; ourd1 lie lodel1 oanm ote
8emohner Ser Begeno, aus meld)er tie
iton1melL beller informiert 1peroe1
ii6er Noro=I ofptos natiirlide @ilfs=
ql,eaen l1n0 Sic 2eiltungen Iei1er
@iirger, mie lolde cuff Ser StaatS=
Musltelung ii6eriidtlid Dor Mltgen
gefiibrt mer0en.
Rismort. = Grit tbeilmeile
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-11

Span @a,rtin'on, 10 SATIRE; Molela
Malpfinlon, II Satire, Nel* 9eel'on.
Sic l1rIate ce5 lhrefllfen l(nfals
mar oas Gerlugeu oes Mptor5 oes
N%l1ltpnrohil:. ais Sies gerane aslf Gem
gabngeleiie 'tano.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-11

@inlaS= uno r.fe,uirte= SiS=8arten
am Gireustage perfauft in Wolitot's
Apptbetc sum 9ieid5em Frciic 1oic aui
oeu, .lu5iteuungspiasc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-10
TIL EPHONE 4Of

famed a merry crowd OF young peo-
PIE Saturday evening at her home.
1910 Harrison street for her daugh-
Ter. Miss Gertrude. the occasion be-
ing her fourteenth birthday. The
parlors OF the home were prettily
decorated with lovely ferns and dan
eng was enjoyed during the evening.
The beautiful big birthday cake
was cut and the guests were served
cake, fruit salad, pimento sandwich
es, cheese, crackers pickles and hot
chocolate.
The guests were
Misses Pauline Pittman. Louise
sullenberger. Ruth Walker. Litta
ball, Violet kendrick, Gertrude
Lowndes. Edith Earle Sellars. lone
Pickett. Winnie Condor, Lee Wolf
lin, Camelle Roquemore and Mildred
Mcmahon OF Clovis. and Messrs Glib
son Roquemore. Bill Boyce. Harmon
Bartlett. Tom White, Joe Ross,
Chester Price. j W. Puckett, VIII
ired Oman, Ned McAlister. Rufus
Penny, Tom Collins, and Felix Phil
lips.
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The Quickest, Simplest
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-10
\. ". 4. Met
With Mrs. Sims

The Y. w. A. OF the First Baptist
church held quite an interesting
meeting yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. A. X. Sims at her home. III
Tyler street. There we're eighteen
members present and two guests Mrs.
Tugwen and Mrs. Shelton.
The program was very much en-
joyed. Mrs. Ryburn, as leader, read
the scripture lesson and roll
call was answered with verses OF
scripture. Mrs. Bishop )fead the for
eign mission journal ptport and Miss
Rachel Kendall gave the home mis-
sion Journal report. A number Of
items of business Game before the So
ciety and a busyhalf hour was spent
disposing OF vgridps things.
Following Che business period the
hostess seryed sandwiches, potato
chips. oliyfs and cheese sandwiches
The sqfiety will not meet again
until after the holidays.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-10
Notice of Dissolution

The co-partnership which has been
In existence between W a. Askew
and r. +. Slaughter. under the firm
name OF Askew a. Slaughter. has
been dissolved and the business will
be under the sole control Of W T.
Askew from this date.
w. A. ASKEW,
II. Il. SLAUGHTER.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-10
Inmnus s,agc Bcnnr,cs

look with horror on skin Eruptions.
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don't have them, nor will any one.
who uses Bucklen's Arnlca Salye. II
-lorIfies the face. Eczema or Salt
Rheum vanish before Il. Il cures
sore lips. chapped hands, chnblains.
heals burns. cuts and bruises. Tn
equaled for piles. only 25c at ANA
rillo Drug Store. Adv