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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05
SHE USED TO FEEL ANOTHER
PERSONALITY CHASING HER.


II used 10 imagine that another per-
sonaiity was following me upstairs at
night" she added with a nervous laugh.
Many q time I've glanced over my
shoulder and shivered with fear. But
by taking vigorous outdoor exercise
every day managed to keep fairly
normal. After a long horseback ride
I would read for a few hours and then
20 for q swim-just to get away from
II all. I can laugh about II now. but
IL was no laughing matter then. Dr.
Princes book. The Dissertation OF .
Personality fascinated me. ! read OF
al, sorts OF queer cases-people with
two, three and even four personalities.
The case OF woman who would ma
herself posing as Venus rather Got
on my nerves The idea OF waking up
some chilly morning to md myself pos
ing on the washstand didn't appeal to
me. But read everything I could
get my hands on in order to be posted
on every phase of the uh amy subject.
This helped me to feel reasonably sure
OF myself last year. when I appeared
In the play In various cities. ON sew
eraI occasions l appeared before CLUBS
and societies devoted to psychicsl re-
search. These experiences were . DIT
trying, but I somehow managed to sur
yiye them. One night after perform
ance in washington, when Mr.. Belasco
and were in restaurant, man
came from a table at which . woman
sat Weeping and asked Mr.. Belasco II
he would 20 over and speak to her.
He explained that the woman was his
wife, that they had been to SEQ the
play. and that The Case of Becky was
like that OF their own daughter"
7 waited hopefully for Mas Stasv to
relate other strange experiences. hut
rad TO be content with this one.
shE DREADED NEW YORK
OPENING.
1T got o,ute used TO Becky In the
course OF a year" she said. but II was
an awful thing to be haunted Tor a
whole year by the fear OF New York
opening. When went abroad this
summer I determined to forget all about
Becky--and l did. 1t seeemd much
better plan to begin fresh In New York.
for after all everything depends upon a
New York verdict. My greatest fear on
the opening night was that l might not
/ be able TO keep the two per. inalities ABB
solutely distinct The changes are ~
abrupt that II is difficult to forget Dor
othy and remember only Becky almost
| I'm the same instant. However do not
/ md the change made In View OF the au-
dience so difficult as the scene In which
| Rocky. who wants to live. feels herself
I doomed. That. to me, Is the most try
ing, and also the most touching. moment
! Of the play. II Is only human that
|
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05
TWO OVERCOME BY GAS.
C~Ree Boiled over and Put Out
FLAMES ns Couple slept.

IN early to-day to get his breakfast
before starting on mix route 'h''s'
topher Goldlng, tweniy-three years o1d'
Of No. Isl Eighteenth street brooklyn
p,t a pot Of coffee on tn" gas stove
iireted the burners and went back 10
red. The coffee boI,ed over ana put out
the gas ,u,
An hour later Mrs Fulton nelshoor'
.mslied gas and called Policeman con-
80. Roth GoIding aud his wife wer,
poud unconscious. DE- straw IRON
ssasy Hospital. atter an noun "o'"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05

LONDON. Oct b.-Mrs. Elsie Morley.
wife Of British ex-Postmaster-Gene vai
Arnold Morley. ana formerly the wife {
Daniel Runyon OF New York. died OF
pneumonia Thursday at her London
house after four days illness.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05
Shook Chased Frances Starr Around
As She Studied Dual Personality Role
At Least, Actress Thought She Felt "Another PEI
sonahty" Following Her, After She Had
"Crammed" Books on Psychological
Phenomena in cease of Becky"
BY CHARLES DARNTON.

slide
Theatre,
that she lives the sixteenth floor Of the Plaza
limit, psusng
looked
developments"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05

nicely settled in snug little
apartment that commands an un-
restricted view of maple tree
that has lost all interest in life.
dropped sympathetic remark
about the hard work involved in
getting a dual personality over the
footlights.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05
SHE LIKES 1T HIGH UP. But
MOTHER WORRIES.

II don't mean that" she explained.
with a smile not entirely free from
suspicion. Il mean he floor I'm on.
| don't suppose III ever get beyond
the sixteenth, II only for my mothers
sake. In every letter she writes when
I am travelling she asks. What floor
are you ono The farther away from
the ground | get. the more she Worries
But like gs ting as near the sky as
possible. on clear days here can
look in one direction and see Jersey.
and in another and see Westchester. 1
| like green things"
The room was nllsd with them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-15
NO THIRD PARTY ENCOURAGEMENT

Tue Republican
example 70 the Republican this and
MADE clear It's loyalty
Aes AZ time when
'he ONO county in
more han month
ing questionable dubious
ONO county Republican
ana us members loyal Republicans in
the
oi third party nni TO the Republican
Inc party which Mr. Roosevelt
NOT De part OF the Republican
claim the
ne policies OF the Republican contrary no
lions 10 such claims Mr Roosevelt
some his followers that he can organize
ne" party They will be distinctly
Organization He invites the cooperation of the Democrats
'ne assistance and cooperation OF
and OF every dissatisfied expects 10 weld
hcan either org nizaton
The of the bird tho ,-,t,o,
only TOO clearly what will be the
The possibly considerable
many sections for certain as was tho erd -
the Barn Burners the Geenbackers
'hd party movements the our form Of gon,
TWO great parties
government WI" De failure There
lot third IT.
esuNl republican party accomplish
deteat regular Republican
nut 'hey their
stamp OF lrregulariy and ago
sorped into one Of the other OF
Geenbackers and "Popusts"
ne performance Of 1912 will be
hey public ' ~ '"s d"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-15


-
Certainly will
myself VII e ''' '"Auiu"'e
genera ay Sameons statement that he would be candidate.
later brought his caudidate in the
Senate 70 the
Now the fact Cameron
place in Folks cabinet and would
Pennsylvania
be caused by Buchanap's
Cameron decided do
which
fecing coalition
Pennsylvania legislature O
hand successful
State senate
making Pennsylvania
Buchanan
of he
by familiar
this
1856 " "
simon Cameron continued President
poit Idols he
beginning
then who
desert Democratic
proeconst Democrat
with SECRETARY OF State Jmes buchanan
Copyrght 9l2. by F.. Edwards rights reseryed)
Tomorrow Mr. Edwards WILL That Became
."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-15
4 COMPLETE SURRENDER.

Chester Whitman. the only Ohio
county Democrat who was conspicuous
in the last legislature for his support
OF G. W. Watson. was the only one
OF the Democratic members in the last
Legislature renominated by the Ohio
counts Democratic convention Ap-
parently the acceptance of Wisconsin
is the measure OF merit with Ohio
county Democracy. This was not so
once Less than two years ago Ohio
county WAS considered tle stronghold
Of The McGraw sentiment Ia fact 10
is yet IN n primary before the Demo
Gratis of Ohio county or in an election
before Tho people ~ Ohio county. John
T McGraw would pou three votes 20
on" for g.. vs. Watson. yet the Watson
check book and tho Watson fountain
pen control The Ohio county ucmoc.
racy. renominates tho only Watson
man iu o." Ohio county dclceat.on
repudia'"s sush Democrats as N,l5ou
Hubbard and Tom Padden. and aIvcr-
t.ses fao surrender of tIe Oh.o county
Democratic ORGANIZATION 20 tlc Gold
Dust Twins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-15
MOTORCYCLISTS
TO 0LUMBUS
SOUTHEASTERN DIVISION TEAM
REACHES BEDFORD SPRINGS
On First Days Ride 20 Motoroyelists
Convention at the Ohio
Capital.

BEDFORD. Pa. July l4-After one
d'y-their first-of riding. the motor.
cNc ISIS constituting the Son. beast.
ern division Of the Four Nationa!
Tours 10 the convention aud race
meet of the Federation Of Amcri-
can Notorcyclists al Columbus. o..
reached BEDFORD Springs. near hcre.
he start Was made In Baltimore fhis
morning. The riders will spend the
OIL sht ~ The Springs. taking 10 fhn
road again early tomorrow morning.
headed for Pittsburgh
Their first DAYS trip was q success
~ every way. Tho pace b.in- wod.-.
a''. and on" that cvrrv rider easily
maintained. Al 81 she tourists are
enjoying themselves immensely and
are making rpaI pleasure ride ~
'hcir trip 4 Robson. ~ Borti.
moro. is tOurwastcr Tn, Other
tlr"" tours of 'he J. 4 VI arc from
Albany. y 3. Louisville. ~ and
Ni'-t". fh" four entering Columbus
next "Wednesday morning together.
H' j \ VI. W"'f I- hnIui.d for
July l'.-i. consisting of business sos
SONS. race mot o.. rho moss lai..
mI" board farck. and ,a-iou. o.hcr
entertainments features Thousands
of uotorryc' are expected fo no.
tend
Tho Southeastern division. after -s
rest f"r" tonight uIU ride through
1870 burg Soho burg Urrk-'oou.
t.'f-'-. S'otr.f..r. Laurel Ridge.
i.-Dr Nrrr-afnyr Dr..rslfrr
i- irEr..n.rt Nrmrr- ana
'+rs .' I.f'-furri Tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-15
IORIMER EXPELLED.

After more than three years delay.
VIM. LOrimer Is elected from the
United States senate. BY the decisive
vote OF % TO IS. the members Of tina;
body on Saturday registered their be
lief that Lorimers election was Sc
cured by corrupt means. and decreed
his ejecument. This result has been
anticipated for some tine. While no
new and important evidence has been
developed since tho previous vote of
lorimer's case. there has been a d..
cided change in the personnel 81 the
senator's. and In addition thereto the
pressure OF public opinion apparently
caused change % face on the par:
o. SOME "qroLorimer" senator's. II
.s noteworthy that FORMERS support
came from Democratic as we'll as Re.
publican sources. thar in fact The
senate did not divide on party lines
In the consideration o. the question
One Of The strongest arguments made
in Lorimers behalf was made by
Fletcher. ~ Florida. and 10 tho pre-.
vious debate. Senator Bailey ~ Texas
was N" strongest L0r.mer advocate
Amid the mass ~ contradictory
testimony testimony concerning which
senator's who had au opportunity IN
study i' gully. differed. 10 SIS impossible
70 Obtain ..r -H..r.......
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-15
UNAVAILlNG WRATH.

Under the heading. The Three
Arch Traitors the West Union
Record. Democratic. has the follow
ing:
81, ~ ~ West Virginia delegation To-
i''itiir'r" convention There were
ihre" men whose trui'orou~ cond,it,
ilft 80 ans pf the other traitor. A.
the delegation '''
ii,-,e 49," tH" names
Davis. John ? CornU-H
o., nos" fhr"" men voted rrairsf tho
HrNan r~~oigff"fl--a r.s.Iu't.r --t.+ e
90 wed tha support ~ f.1-. 30.
r'n- ~ The total Number .r dele
tate- On tfe convention
ihe Record is owned and edited nv
George ". Hland. state senator and
H is noteworthy that tn rho recent
senatorial convention in SIR. BANDS
district. he presided over the body
Presumably the Democrats OF senator
BANDS district endorse his views es-
PeciaI.r his attacks upon tho gold dust
twins. upon Vim. : NarrorsIe and
John + coruweI Neyor-h.less the
Democrats ~ thai district Froa ul
Wei that democratic victory i'm ,be
legislature means u1o reelection Of
'. W Watson o. trc tinted -.atos
senate. '.a' fr.y have ..-..f. h..,
delivered bound band 4ri foot to o..
a'"1H. combine trI -t-t soma
'.rai combine r.r-...-'- Oh. ..-.l..
'nr' Interests. more directly and morn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-15

pie. On the whole. the senate OF the
United States will be better of on
account OF the Lorimer case. This
protracted struggle has aroused public
sentiment II has shown that there
Is power among the people 10 drive
from seat IN the senate. a man
whose presence therein dishonored II
1t VIII be sanitary lesson 10 other
oribers and corruptionists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-15
WARW00D
Severely Burnsd

george Hunter. son OF John Il Hunter.
proprietor - ne South Warwood Fhar-
macy. j. suffering Iut-usel, from severe
burns about Ia, les and lower mari ~
IA" stomach. Young Hunter was trans
i"rfiuS ap o." cream freezer from the
traction ear Co ta" store Saturday even
iH-. Won be- struck bis pocket contain
.ng e. Ian.fui ut matches. i.uitiu, them
ana t"i"s" they could he cNtinguish.i
DIS r"dt was uadly burned Dr W =.
Webb dressed the burns. I.4f 10 Will lie
some Fu~ before NJ Hunter ran walk
about wIth any aerr.. 90 comfort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-15

effectively than they are represented
by any other members Of the United
states senate. Senator Rland's wrath
IS picturesque. but that is about all
that can be said for IL. AS far as
breaking the grip OF the Watson
Chiffon MacCorkle Cornwell crowd
upon The Democratic organization IN
this state. IL is absolutely ineffective.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-15

Succeeding james buchanan Il has a~ays seemed 10 me
hat the sVifuess with which Camerons mind worked
and the intnitve accuracy OF hts judgment on political
matters best illustrated by experience ne had
With Buchanan about the his election 20 the Sen
When Polk elected President in ls4s buchanan
OF the United States Senators from Pennsvyapia
He was even then looked line for the Demo
cratic Presidential nomination
One day he met General Cameron and calling him 20
one SIDE said 10 him. conhdenaly that President Polk
had invited him TO enter his cabinet
Are you going Ia accept General Cameron asked
Yes. shall accept. provided satisfactory man can
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-15
NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY
How simon Cameron Decided To Become nted State Sen
By Z J. Ed~.rds)

ntcoed 10 feCoue
(NINLAL SIMON CAMERON OF
Y TO %
sanch iseksouan
hat
dent w. 49, $3.50 80 49, @-1 -'e' 'ee@Hae fTesl
had sueceeded
Simon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-15

Under the heading. The Three
Arch Traitors the West Union
Record Democratic. has the follow
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-14
TRAN pIsPATcHER DIES.

sIsTERsWfLlLE, Mar; IA Charles
T Moore, wen known train dis
patcher Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad at the local station. died
suddenly in his bed at night Of heart
disease. He was 81 years old. The
body was taken to Guyandotte, his
former home, for the funeral and
burial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-14

- q y
Y Albert Wit Of lkiils is in the city.
w p asary Is here from Patkers-
burg
John 3. Hofmeier. Of Morgantown.
Is In the city.
a. e Rogntzs of Huntington, is "a
city business visitor
4 n, W. Bartlet Of Buckhanhon, IS
"a guest at the Sgaido.
TyBon Hammer was here Thursday
Afternoon from shinnston.
George w Aoaatt. Of West Milford,
Iwas a city visitor Thursday.
I w. " BTiceland, % Fairmont, Is
There on brief business visit.
Mrs. Thomas .. Wetherell, OF Park
ersburg, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Philip ?. 5steptoe.
Miss Grace Nuzum, Of Grafton, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Frank j.
Welch, Of the East End.
The Rev. Charles B. Mitchell, rector
Iof Christ Episcopal church, Will re-
turn this evening from Parkersburg.
Miss Minnie McVicker, of EastgPike.
street has returned from Grafton,
4 whore she visited Mrs. Margaret Nc.
545danamie.
Miss Frances Henking, Of San
Diego, Calf, has arrived here to visit
her sister, Mrs. William IL Geppert,
for several weeks.
Mrs. Helen, Thomas, mother Of
Mrs. D. Lee Hedges, left last night
4 for San Antonio, Tex, where she
win spend several weeks visiting.
Mrs. a. y, Parrish left for jackson
county Thursday morning. where she
was called on account Of the serious
illness of her aged mother, Mrs. En-
cline Deem.
]. Frank Cork returned home this
morning from New York City, having
closed successful season with tho
Upright Eyes" musical comedy COM
pany
Wait Conoway, of Fairmont, passed
through the city Thursday morning
enroute home from Washington, b.
g., where he spent the week looking
after legal matters.
4 Emmitt showalter, Howard Fleming
and A. T. Watson, of Fairnont, passed
through the city Thursday enroute
home from BalNnore. where they
spent several days looking after bust
mess matters.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-14

When you want reliable medicine for a
cough or cold take Chatnberlain'g Cough
Remedy. II can always 10 depended upon
and is pleasant and safe to take Fos Gale BY
all dealer.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-15
GIRLS HELD FOR ROBBERY.
Jury Returns indictments AEains
May HaInes and LuIa Moy,

May HRInes and Lula MOy.
The grand jury yesterday returned in
dictments against May Haines and Lula
MOy. charging them with robbery. A
complaint of embezzIement against
George Williams was ignored by the
grand jury. The two girls are alleged
TO have stolen a watch from a young
The Washington herald., 1912-06-15

Electric CleaninE for Your Carpets
Process perfected and patented by CON-
GER, sd & N. Y. Ave. More effective
than any other treatment. Reasonable
charges-mothpro free. Phone w. "a.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-15

Lunch at Harvey's To-day.
Lobsters, crabs frogs. spring chick
en- at their best.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-15

Remember MeInberE,s s'Top-ROehB
est loaf ever made. Grocer can supply it.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-15

FgtSiss psataTo todsy. yrPiais 5s sas sac
The Washington herald., 1912-06-15
OLD WAR CLAIM PAID.
Amount of 1920 Had Been Pending
for More Than Fifty Years.


An old civil war military service claim
that has been pending for nearly half a
century was granted by the Controller
of the Treasury yesterday. The amount
involved is but $50. The claimants are
Elsie Weller and Lillian Bucher, heirs Of
the late Oran W. Smith, alias Oran W.
Emmett, who served in the Thirty-fourth
New York Infantry and in the Twenty
second New York Cavalry.
After serving an enlistment in the for
mer, Emmett re-enlisted in the latter
January l, 1854, at Urbana. N. Y. He
was promoted to second lieutenant and
mustered out at Rochester, N. Y. Au-
gust Q, 1885. He was paid for his service,
and allowed transportation only to the
time Of his being discharged at Roches-
ter. He filed a claim for So as pay and
transportation expenses in going on to
his home at Urbans- The claim had been
repeatedly disaIlowed. Smith died at Dix,
N. Y, February q, 1904
The Washington herald., 1912-06-15
EmpIoye Die. of Injuries.

AS a result Of injuries he sustained in
fall from an auto truck owned by the
Potomac Electric Power Company, Wal
ter L. Burke, thfrty-fow years old, Of
18 Fifteenth Street Northeast, died yes
terday in the Sibley Hospital Burke was
riding on tool box on the rear Of the
truck, which fSss operated by Charles E.
Love, Of Conduit Road. The accident oc-
CURED on Twelfth Street, near Rhode
Island Avenue, Burke being jolted from
the truck. His skull was fractured.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-15
DIVORCES ARE GRANTED.
Justice wFIEht's Court GrInda Out
Separations for Unhappy Ones.

Justice Wright yesterday granted an
absolute divorce to Abigail Van Nos
trand Goodwin from Harold Parke God
win. She is granted custody Of the
children, and the husband is required
to pay the costs Of the proceedings, in
cluding a fee for the wife's lawyer.
Emma N. Werheim was granted an
absolute divorce from Carl H. WerheIm.
MrA Werheim was granted custody of
the children and alimony OF $40 4 month.
Valentine Run was awarded an abso-
lutte divorce from Lee A. Run, and Ever
EFT Hutton was freed from the bonds OF
marriage with Bessie Hutton. An an
nulment Of the marriage between John
c. Proctor and Lulu Stewart was de-
creed at the request Of the husband.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-15

man named Stewart. After their arrest
they escaped from the House Of Deten-
ton, but were recsptured
Other indictments include: House
breaking and larceny. Thomas Saund-
eFs; embeZzlement Albert Thomas; as
sault with q dangerous weapon. Albert
S. Shorter and Russell MeTrick; grand
larceny, Harry K. Davis; housebreak-
ing. Darlington Caster and Howard F.
Hoover; nonsupport, William II. Ed
wards, Charles A. Kraemer. William G.
Hetherton. and Howard Marquette.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-15

sunnsr RateI. staE HOteI. IavsItiEats.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-15
reception for Member..

A rousing reception in honor Of a large
number Of newly admitted members was
given at the Commercial Club last night
the attractive clubhome being hand
somely decorated for the occasion with
palms, potted plants and flowers. There
were impromptu speeches, songs, and
music and a collation. was served.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-15
NEW TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYER

The jenkins Is Delivered to Gov
ernmeat Ahead of Time.
The torpedo boat destroyer Jenkins was
delivered to the government yesterday
at the Boston Navy Vary, fve months
and q half before the date set for de-
livery Of the vessel in the contract with
her builders. This company, the Bath
Iron Works, delivered the destroyer
Jouett to the Navy Department May "a
six months ahead Of time.
The Jouett and the Jenkins are two Of
a class Of eight destroyers authorized by
Congress in 1910 These vessels are OF
7E tons displacement, and a contract
speed OF % knots. The Jouett, on her
recent trials, attained a speed Of g Is
knots. The destroyer PauldIng holds the
record for speed in the American Navy,
with S2.S1 knots.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-15
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURsIoNs TO-DAY.

Steamer Char1s Manchester for Mount vernon snA
karshAn HhH leaves Seventh street wharf At a
q N and ID q N. daily, except Sunday.
ELmile moonHght trip at p. m
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Conpsuy's
stsamen from foot Of Seventh Street for Old Point
Comfort and NorfoIk daily at sst5 .. N.
Ca5 from Fifteenth Street and New York Avsuus
every quarter hour for main sntr1no Zoo Plrk and
Chew Chase.
To Great Fars-wasbington and Ola Dominiou
and II streetA
To Cespeaks Beaeh-DAly tr1ins of Chssaps,k,
Beach Railway leave s3o. o5o end uo a n;
an $50. and Tz5 :. N
10 Mount veEnon-Washingtnn-VirE Railvzy
czrs sTeIy hour On the hour from 10 a N to3n
sntion, Twelfth Street and PsnnSylFanla ATeuus
The Washington herald., 1912-06-15
Files Suit for Maintenance.

Helen Mittelstetter yesterday fled suit
for maintenance against Louis Mittel-
stetter who Is employed in a local brew
cry The plaintiff alleges drunkenness
and cruelty. They were married at st.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-15

Louis. January 81. 1906, and have two
children, for whose custody the plaintiff
pleads.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-01

DON'T HITCH YOUR WAGON TO A
STAR-HITCH 1T 70 A TIMES AID
AND GET RESULTS THAT COUNT.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-01
EURNHAM.

Burnham school board will accept
bids Saturday night for the filling in
of the new school yard, cinders In back
and black dirt in front for lawn and
cement sidewalks to street. This means
an expenditure of $1,000
MT. Turner has been appointed jani-
tor of the new school and is now Civ
ing the school a thorough cleaning
preparatory to the fall opening
Mrs. Barker is spending a few weeks
with Mrs. Burnham.
Mr. Neal has purchased and is re-
building the house partly burned at 319
Pullman avenue, making it into a nice
five-room cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Daughaday, who
have taken a cottage. Gray Gables. at
Michigan City. have as their guests
Miss Grace Daughaday, who has been
taking a normal course in music at
Willard hall this past three weeks, and
Miss Helen Daughaday of Wellsville, o.
Ed Gale of LaGrange took dinner
Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. John Dois
Mrs. F. E. Barker returned here yes
terday after two months visit with