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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-07
Worlds Series over Again.

MARLIN, Texas, March AL
though the arrangements have not
been completed, it was believed here
today that the Giants and Athletics
would engage in two exhibition con-
tests before the teams start north
Managers Mack and McGraw confer
red yesterday concerning the propos-
ed contests, but declared they had
reached no definite decision.
The Giants were again handicapped
by the weather today. There was
only one dry spot in the entire field
and practice was slow. McGraw and
Devlin engaged in an endurance test
yesterday afternoon All the other
members of the squad had fed from
the shower but McGraw kept hitting
grounders TO the Giant third sacker,
expecting him to say he had had
enough. The contest kept up for more
than Is minutes when it was stopped
by mutual consent.
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noon. All the officers except presi-
dent have been agreed upon in an Of
fetal ticket Judge Howard of Chi
cago and ]. w. Lambert of st. Louis
are the onlr candidates for president
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barrow Furnished the Money

limited Press Leased Wire Service
LOS ANGELES, Calf, March -
That Bert H. Franklin, confessed
briber of Robert Balm, Mcnamara
juror, testified before the grand jury
which indicted Clarence barrow that
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files Across EnqIish Channel.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
PARIS, March 7.-Buffeted by high
winds, and most of the time flying
through drenching rain storm, Avia-
tor Salney, in monoplane. made a
nonstop flight over the channel from
London today, 237 miles, in 325 min
utes. He landed in the Issy Aero
dome at II o'clock, almost complete
ly exhausted and SO chilled that he
had to be assisted from his machine.
Michigan Relay Team Goes East.
ANN ARBoR. Mich. March THE
Michigan relay team left today for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-07
CLAUDE STRIKE HAS
SIGNED WITH WICHITA
Former Monmouth Boss Signs Up
With Western League
Club,

DUBUQUE, March Claude Stark
who managed the Monmouth team Of
the Central association last year, tor
day signed to catch for Wichita in the
Western league this season.
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o,keefe to Meet coster.

NEW YORK, March Tt was an
nounced today that Eddie O'Keefe,
the Philadelphia featherweight and
Joe Coster will clash on March 81 be-
fore the Empire Athletic Club.
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Tleerettes Meet Bad Weather.

MONROE, La, March despite
the chill, drizzling rain of yesterday,
Manager Jennings took the Tigerettes
out both for morning and afternoon
batting practice, but it is doubtful
whether Jennings will follow the same
plan today, even if the weather man
does change his tactics, as was pre-
dicted.
The Vets assembled at Hot
Springs, have been ordered to remain
there until the weather conditions
here become more propitious
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of Mr.. Ward. who just missed being
a member of the Phillies.
Another Clash Today.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March r..
Unless another shower puts the ath-
letes to ront. the Trolley Dodgers will
line up against the All-Americans this
afternoon. Another contest has been
arranged for Saturday afternoon.
Manager Dahlen announced this
morning that he would use only his
recruits in today's game unless the
thermometer takes an unexpected
squirt. Donovan and Mullin OF Detroit,
are expected to do the mound work
for the All-Americans.
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Cold and DrlzzIy Weather.

NEW ORLEANS, March 7.--Manag-
er Chance early today went to the
New Orleans weather man and order
ed up a special brand of sunshine to
be turned on Pelican park, If on no
other spot in the crescent city De-
spite the cold drizzling rain yester-
day, Chance led his men through three
hours strenuous practice which con
sisted Of everything from fungo hit
ting to road jogging and at the wind
up every Cub in the fold was ready to
call quits.
The days feature was the slab work
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and expects to give a good account of
himself
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Pacific Northwest

Roses, orange groves and end
less pleasures await you there
IN the land Of garlanded win
ter and you have a choice via
Rock Island Lines Of
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Athletics Are Arriving.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March T.
Harry Krause, the California south
paw, was the first of the champions
to arrive at the Athletics training
camp, today. The rest of the regulars
are expected later in the day. The
one luminous affair connected with
the final game between the Yannigans
and Bronchos. was the pitching of
BYRON Houche, the Spokane recruit.
If he proves true to form he ought
ito develop into first class pitcher.
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One Day in Training Camps
United Press Leased Wire Service.
sticky Diamond at Atlanta,

ATLANTA, Ga, March THE
Highlanders were given another
strenuous workout today on a sticky
diamond Quinn, WARRIOR, Vaughn
and Mcconnell lobbed them over the
plate and Manager Wolverton instruct
ed his youngsters in the art of lay
ing EN- down."
Vaughn. who reported yesterday,
had been worhing during the winter
months and his team mates were sur
prised at his good condition
Pitcher Cook Joins Maps.
MOBILE, Ala, March Extra
fiannels and jerseys have been dug up
by the Maps. A wind off Mobile bay,
no matter how light, makes stir arms.
There was an epidemic of sore arms
after yesterdays practice. A bundled
up bunch Of players went out today.
George Cook. the pitcher from
Blowing Rock, N. c., arrived early
today. He is a six footer and weighs
around 165. The fall in temperature
came yesterday, accompanied by rain,
but Manager Davis put the squad
through hard session late in the
afternoon.
Cold Weather at West Baden.
WEST BADEN, Ind. March 7.--l
Heavy sweaters plus the regulation
togs were worn by the advance squad
OF the Pirate crew here today. The
cold weather almost convinced Man
ager Clarke to move on to Hot Springs
at once but he finally decided to re-
main here until the second squad ar
riyes Sunday.
swampy Field at Waco
WACO, Texas, March Manager
Jimmy Callahan of the White Sox
to throw in the high speed I
clutch at Katy park today and the
Indications were the ball tossers who
have recovered from yesterdays
strenuous workout will have the time
Of their lives on a swampy field.
Callahan admitted today he will |
have the most difficult task of his
career in choosing an infield. Lord
and Zieder played third in midseason
,orm yesterday and Weaver on short
and Rath on second qualified in the
ohenom CLASS.
Cardinals and Pirates Idle.
WEST BADEN, Ind, March Isl
Sidewalk work was as far as the Car /
finals and Pittsburgh Pirates could /
ret again today in their first workouts
oward getting in shape for the season
3resnahan watched his men closely, +
however, and in the mere passing of +
he ball back and forth insisted that !
he pitcher aim. every ball and start
developing control.
Manager Clarke of the Pirates, has
armed Mike Dolin with first base
mans glove during practice and this
has led to the belief that Clarke is
going to try and solve his long stand |
ng problem as to filing this corner
with Donlin.
Cold and Drlzzly Weather.
NEW ORLEANS, March T.Manag-
er Chance early today went to the
New Orleans weather man and order
ed UP a special brand of sunshine to
be turned on Pelican park, IL on no
other spot in the crescent city. De-
spite the cold drizzling rain yester-
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Reds and Colts Play Today.

COLUMBUS, Ga. March THE
Red veterans and Colts were booked
to play their first exhibition game
of the season today and were assured
of good umpiring when Manager
O'Day declared he would handle the
Indicator! Humphreys and Bagby
we're billed to oppose each other on
the mound.
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Senator's First Practice Monday.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March
Johnson, the Nationals
star twirler; Pitcher Bob Groom and
outfielder Clyde Milan will reach the
training camp here Monday when the
Nationals first outdoor practice is
scheduled to be held. Six inches of
snow now covers the diamond. Milan
is the Nationals only holdout, de-
handing $4,000 year,
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Three Routes
Pacific Coast

Daily Tourist Sleeping Cars, clean
and comfortable (cost just half that
IN standard sleeper operated via
Ell Paso-warm winter way-and
through Scenic Colorado to Salt Lake
thence Southern Pacific or Western
Pacific railways. to the land where
sun-softened summer takes the place
of winter. Let me tell you how in
extensively you can make the trip.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-27
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

visit relatives and also to attend the
golden wedding of a friend.
Cary Duffy is here visiting with rela-
tives.
Marcus A Rose of New Orleans has
Joined his wife and son here and is Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Allen
of Ohioavenue.
Miss Ivy Goldsmith entertained a
few friends at luncheon at her home
on Sheridan avenue complimentary to
Mrs. Charles Cripliver of Oklahoma
city, Okla. who was Miss Goldsmith s
house guest. Those present were Misses
Irene and Elizabeth Putnam and Mes
danes Lillian Walker. Hazel McMahan
Berneice Allen Rose of New Orleans
Madge Goldsmith of Gary and Mrs. May
Cripliver OF Oklahoma City.
William Mitchell of South Chicago
was the guest of w. r. Jenkins OF
18th street.
Mrs Charles Petersen entertained
relatives from Chicago on Thursday.
Mrs. Wesley Cripliver of Fulton
Ind. and Mrs. Charles Cripliver of Ok
lahoma. Okla, who have been visiting
with the formers sister. Mrs. n. C
| Douglas. and friends returned to theil
respective homes yesterday.
Mike Posterik of Center street and
Andrew Shminsko of Indiana Harbor
both of whom were found asleep in
the alley in the rear of ,Murins saloon
on 10th and Center streets, were ar
ranged before Mayor Parks and each
fined 81 and costs. which they paid.
Mrs. Fred Hockelberg of Babcock
Ind, was the guest of her daughter
Mrs EhlarS mr. q number
! friends on Thursday.
! Attorney and Mrs. Roy e. Green arr
home from a two weeks vacation
which they spent at Kalamazoo. Mich
| Mrs. Albertson of Stieglitz Park will
entertain a number of ladies at
''kaffee kranzchen" on Aug 1.
| Miss Mamie Cook and Helen EatoY
i left this evening for ST. John, where
they will be the guests of the former:
| relatives.
| The Masonic band held their regulal
concert on Thursday evening. which
| was very good and was attended by
large number Of people from Whiting
and the surrounding cities.
Miss Lydia Bonham and friend, MS
Sweezy. who have been the guests O.
the formers sister, Mrs. James Judson
have returned to their home in Macomh
/ ILL.,, accompanied by Mrs. Judson ant
/ little daughter, where she will spend
| few weeks with her parents.
/ The X. of P. held their regular meet
| ing on Thursday, during which a larg,
number of candidates were initiate,
| into the order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Tharp and fam
] lily have returned to their home afte
| spending a few weeks in Lake James
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lightful day was spent in bathing. play
ing games and other social amusements.
A number of races were run by the
scholars and prizes were awarded to
first and second winners. A neat sum
was realized by the Ladies' Aid society
by the sale of ice cream. sandwiches
and coffee. Lemonade was served free
to the picnickers.
Mr.. Cayanaugh of Chicago was a
guest at the Murray home in Roberts
avenue Thursday.
Mrs. A. Johson and daughter of Rose
land visited her sister. Mrs John Lew
erenz of Harrison avenue. Thursday.
Mrs. S. Dickmeyer and niece. Miss
Irene Kreuter. left Wednesday evening
for the southern part of Florida where
they will spend two weeks looking over
some land which they recently pur.
chased there.
NJ. f. Hubbard of Indiana boulevard
was a Chicago business visitor Thurs
Mrs. Strum and daughter. Mrs. Geo.
Larson og Hammond. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Binhammer of Harrison ave-
nue. Thursday evening.
Miss Freda Balm and Mrs. A. Schaef-
er OF East Side were the guests of their
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he pleaded guilty in Judge Woodcock's
court and was assessed sI5.15.
Ed. Kile and wife of Plainville, Neb
are visiting at the homes of Fred Buse,
the Baileys and other friends In this
community. They have been gone from
here thirty three years and this is their
first trip back since their departure
Mrs. Mack of Hebron, aunt of Mrs Kile
also visited here several days
Miss Jennie Ault spent several days
at the home of her brother Fred.
George Bailey and Jesse Hayden
made a business trip to Kankakee.
Miss Lyrel Diss who visited relatives
in Missouri, has returned home. Her
mother met her in Chicago
Miss Florence Barnes of Three Oaks
was the guest of Miss Ida Schilling sew
eral days last week
Martha Young of Crown Point is a
guest of Lowell friends
Dollie Evans is visiting relatives in
Hammond.
Fred Wood came down from the city
to visit few days.
Mat Jourdain Of Crown Point spent one
day recently in Lowell He is still suf-
fering from the encounter he had with
an enraged Jersey bull
Miss Sadie Nichols has returned from
a pleasant trip with friends in Zion
City.
Charles Bailey and wife, accompa MED
by Mrs. Bailey's brother, James Stark
weather. made a trip to Detroit and
Romeo. Mich.
Mrs. Peter Griffith went to Chicago
yesterday to visit her son and family
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Wheatfield, Ind. this evening after
spending a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. f. Fuller.
Mrs. John Patton of Park avenue
was an out-of-town visitor Thursday
morning
Mrs. j. w. McConahey of Pullman
spent Thursday evening here visiting
her sister, Mrs. George Phillips of
Center avenue.
Mrs w. H. Smith. Mrs. A. Belonge.
Mrs L. Hixon. Mrs $. p. Turner, Mrs.
John Martindale. Myrtle Gustafson, Mrs
B. Cobb and Mary Hayes were Ham
mond shoppers on Thursday.
Mrs. Baines of Hammond spent
Thursday here visiting Mrs o. j. Kier-
sey OF Center avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Burnham of
Pullman spent last evening here. visit
ing the formers father.
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dEGEwIScH.

E. jacobson was In Chicago yester-
day buying his fall and winter goods.
Miss Clara and Gertrude Korthans
were in Chicago yesterday.
Art Anderson and Fred Stevens at
tended band concert in Pullman We'd
nesday evening.
Don't forget the lawn social at the
NJ e. church tonight. Ice cream and
cake served.
The merryg o-round expects to
leave town Sunday.
Mrs A c. Mcdonald Of Woodiawn
was in town yesterday on business.
Miss Ruth Berg was shopping in
Chicago yesterday.
The F. F. ]. Club has adjourned for
the summer.
The Pedro Club will not hold any
more meetings until further notice.
There was no drawing for dishes at
e. Jacobsons Wednesday as only one
person was present.
Three blocks of Ontario. avenue
have been accepted by the board Of
local improvements and opened to the
public from 1seth street to 133rd but
the remaining part is held up due to
slowness of receiving material for the
finishing OF 133rd street When How
ard avenue is completed 1t will be the
meeting link of the shortest route
from Chicago to Hammond and other
points in Indiana including the Indi-
annapolis speedway. taking the traffic
from the Sheffield road and Indianap-
oils boulevard being a better street
than either of the others
Bids will be opened Tuesday for de-
cision on paving Erie avenue. The
Calumet Coal & leaning company
have submitted bid and if they re-
ceive same are in a position to begin
mediate work
Hopkinson's big sale is now on.
J. Brodie is also having a great sale
| just what Hegewisch has long been In
need of.
| Mr.. L. Fries of Chicago will deliver
an instructive discourse on the Bible
Sunday. July %, p. m. in Oddfellow's
Hall, East Chicago, under the auspice.
| of the International Bible Students
Association. Mr.. Fries lecture Is
well-founded on the scriptures whose
harmony is his entire theme. Come
and hear the Bible defended. Seats
are free. No collection.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-27
LOWELL.

Miss Louise Field OF Chicago was "a
guest of Miss Mary Richards of West
Creek township the past week.
Miss Title Kimmet went to Chicago
yesterday to visit her sister. Ida, who
is In hospital. where she underwent
a surgical operation for appendicitis.
DR.. Dinwiddie went to Chicago on
business yesterday.
Frank Nelson is getting the material
on his lot across the line inAwest Creek
to erect a new residence.
Philip MeNay and family and vern-
ard and Fay Chapman went to Kanka-
kee in the auto yesterday to attend the
big circus there.
Ben Lynch and wife went to Chicago
yesterday.
Mrs. Josephine Brown and daughter
Gladys were Chicago visitors yesterday.
Mrs Jack Lloyd and children of Gary
visited at the home of her parents here
last week.
Jim johnson and son are repainting
the creamery building.
Grant Trump painted and decorated
Lew Woods picture show building.
which presents a very pretty appear
ance.
Bad blood had been brewing between
Cl1fton McNey's family ana Joseph Ia
Wis family for some time on account
of disagreement of the children in
which the elders took sides. 1t is said
that when the McVey kids. threw rot
ten eggs into the Davis yard and the
Davis kids threw them back the two
factions of youngsters came together.
and 1t seems the mothers toook sides,
and later the fathers had-words, the
lie was passed and McVey. who is
station agent al North Hayden. knocked
Davis. who is section boss. down Yes
: terday Davis had Mcvey arrested and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-27
HOBART.

Mrs. Charles Klausen was called to
Stony Island yesterday Her mother
is very III.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Parker have re-
turned from their honeymoon at the
lakes In Wisconsin,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fox left today for
Monticello and Lafayette. They expect
to be gone about two weeks.
w. B. owens and L. e. Barnes re-
turned yesterday from ottawa, H..
where they have been on business.
Miss Lilly Rossow returned today
from Terre Haue. where she has been
attending normal school this summer.
Lawrence Traeger is contemplating
building a new residence In the fifth
subdivision of George and William
Earle.
Mrs. George Mander and children are
spending the summer with her mother.
William Gardner of vaipo was in Ho-
bart yesterday looking after his bank
ing interests.
George scholler. night clerk at the
Pennsylvania depot. is enjoying a
weeks vacation
Mrs William Scholler is entertaining
Mr.. Brosins and family of Chicago this
week.
| Miss Jeanette Roberts of Chicago is
guest of Miss Ethel Halsted for the
week.
The Hobart News was sold this week
to Oliver Pattee of Warsaw. He will
take charge the beginning of the week.
Mrs. O. d. Morton called on friends
at Hobart yesterday
Charles Nitchman and family left
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Dancing Wednesday evening. July
31st. at Spring Hill Grove. Good mu
sic. 26-3t
Edward and Stella Scheidt of Hobart
are visiting relatives here at present
Mrs. J. Hoffman of Chicago is visiting
her mother. Mrs. j. Peschel.
Mrs. A. Wilkens and daughter Cecilia
of Chicago visited friends and relatives
here yesterday.
Arnold Grouthouse and son Alphonse
left this morning to spent couple of
days in Chicago.
social and pedro party will be
given tomorrow afternoon and evening
by the Young Ladies' Sodality.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-27
Crown Point News
Happenings of Day in Lake Couniys Lively Capital

class outfit will be purchased and Mr..
Ross Will soon be ready TO accommo-
date the public.
Advertised mail-James Carley, A.
G. Danforth, Cedric David, John Glass.
Mike Markarin, Fred Roberts. Mrs.
Nellie Bothrup Miss Sylvia Davidson,
Mrs. George Pelton. Mrs. Ella Pierce,
Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs j. F. Smith,
Miss Mary Russell, Mrs. A. J. Siefert.
The social at the Methodist church
parlors last evening was quite well at
tended and an enjoyable time reported
by those present.
The interurban road is a boon to the
marriage couples from Chicago, they
without waiting for the steam roads,
as Is customary. Many avail them
selves of the privilege and get their
license and return in a short time. be-
tween cars.
A double header ball game will be
played at Erie park tomorrow after
noon by some of the towns amateur
teams, and the fans will not be dis
appointed by not having a game to
see during the afternoon.
Miss Anna Englert has been on the
sick list for a few days
News is a scarce article in Crown
Point at present. the nothing doing
sign being hung out in a conspicuous
place.
Dancing at Spring Hill Grove We'd
nesday evening. July 31st Good music
Everybody welcome. 26-3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-27

Mrs. Henry Schumacher was a Ham
mond visitor today.
Mrs. John III. Thiel is a Hammond
visitor today
Mrs. Peter Thomas Is Chicago Wis
itor today.
Joseph Risch, Jr., is a Hammond bus
mess visitor today.
Michael Steiner. J. 3. Austgen were
Dyer visitors yesterday
August Miller has new bar fixtures in
his place of business.
George y. Gard has his new feed mill
in operation. ready TO do some grind
ing.
Mrs. J. B. Austgen is Crown Point
visitor today.
Michael Steiner bought the old sis
ters' house. where he Will move in the
near future.
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sister. Mrs. H. Theissen of Indiana boul-
evard. Thursday.
Martin Nelson of Harrison avenue is
still at the Presbyterian hospital. Chi
cago. where he was taken two weeks
ago with a very sore eye caused by
getting it cut with a piece OF steel while
at work.
Mrs Joseph Rhinesberger of Har-
rison avenue visited friends in BNe ISL
and yesterday.
Mrs. A. Bader of Harrison avenue waA
Chicago shopper yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Turley of Lincoln ave-
nue. returned home from Yates City, Ill.
after a weeks visit with relatives.
Elliott Aman and Dick Smith were
given the third degree in the knights
of Pythias Thursday evening. q
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-27
TOLLEsTON.

Mrs. H. Pletsch viii spend Sunday
with Mrs. r. Lucy.
Miss Alice Skooning Of Chicago IS
the guest of Miss Meta Borman for
few days.
Mrs. c. Salzman a Hammond shop
per yesterday.
Mrs. A. Frazure of Winsor Park will
spend Sunday with Mrs. j. o. James
Mrs d. Curran and Mrs. C. Curran
will spend few days with relatives in
Michigan City.
Percy Pletsch returned to his home
in Chicago after a few weeks visit
with relatives here.
J. A. Normandt transacted business
in Chicago yesterday.
Mrs w. E. Goodrich and daughter
Madeline of Michigan City were the
guests of Mrs NJ. McMichael.
Mrs. ]. J. Diedel was a Hobart WISH
tor today.
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Christian Church, whiting, Ind.

Elmer L Lincoln. pastor.
Sunday school at GAS a. m
Morning sermon at IL a Topic
The Sweet Bye and Bye"
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m.
Evening sermon at 1880 p. m. Topic:
1T is Finished"
The evening address will be the last
OF series on the Trials and Triumphs
of Passion Week" Special music will
be arranged for the evening.
You are kindly invited to attend each
of these services and worship with u.s.
Mrs. o. B. Parker of Sheridan ave-
nue. has returned from a visit with
relatives in New York.
Miss Enola Baker of Michigan is here
visiting with friends.
Miss Myrtle Petersen of Sheridan av-
enue has returned home from a visit
with her aunt in Chicago.
Mrs. P. J. Gallagher OF Laporte av-
enue will leave next week for Ohio to