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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
A BUSINESS MEETrNG.

The Directors of the Hammond Set
Element House will meet at seven
o'clock Tuesday evening in the Settle
ment House in Rimbaeh avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
A MISSIONARY MEETING.

The monthly meeting of the wom-
ans Foreign Missionary Society of the
First NJ. E. church will take place
Tuesday afternoon, April 18th at two
thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs Eta
Bloomhon. 81 Mason street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
AID soCIErY no vALPARAIso.

Thursday the Ladies' Aid society or
the First Presbyterian church will go
to Valparaiso to attend meeting there
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15

Preparations are being made by the
members of Progressive Court No. 165
Tribe of Ben Hur for pleasant social
session to- be held tomorrow evening
in the X. of P. Hall in South Holman
street. Following program OF vocal
and instrumental music and, readings
refreshments will be served
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
4 CARD PARTY.

The members of the Fleurdelis Club
will meet for the second of their past
Lenten parties Tuesday evening at the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15

pleasantly with music and games after
which dainty refreshments were
served.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
MOZART CLUB MEETING.

Last Saturday. evening members Of
the Mozart Club met at the Musical
meeting of the history committee of the
their regular bi-monthly meeting. Ths
evening was devoted to the study of
Franz List. the great composer. Miss
Kate Hamilton read a very interesting
paper giving the Biography of List.
Mrs Arthur Weiss Mrs. Lawrence
Becker and Professor Clark Leaning
gave the musical program, Mrs. Weiss
and Mrs Becker played several very
beautiful plano numbers. Mr. Leaning
sang very pretty selection. His
Ipiano accompaniment was played by
Mrs William Whitaker. At the con-
ciusion of the program plans for the
next meeting were made. The meeting
Will be held at the home of Mrs. George
Hannauer in South Holman street and
lit is desired that every member is
present as plans for next years study
program will be made. After the bust
ness meeting refreshments will be
served. There were many members
present at the last meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15

Here col
held
ia
cuffs OF
chiffon
and scaloped and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY,

Mrs. w. w. Parker viii be at home
to the members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First Methodist church
Wednesday afternoon at her home. IL
Warren street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
A STUDY MEETING.

Mrs. j. j. Run opened her home in
Carroll street this afternoon for the
meeting the history committee of the
Hammond Woman's Club. 1t will he
the last meeting of the year and sew
eral important business matters will
be feature of the meeting. Mrs.
Eugene :. Cooper and the members OF
her committee have had tho program
in charge. Mrs. ID. E. Boone, Mrs F..
X. Hosler. Mrs. o. A. Krinbill and Mrs.
W. II. Gostlfn assisted Mrs. Cooper IN
planning the entertainment for the aft
ernoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15

home of Mrs. Larson in Chicago ave-
nue..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
PROGRAM rs ANNOUNCED.

The home of Mrs. F. y. Hickok, 10
Carroll street will be the scene of tn :
next meeting of the literature commit
tee of the Hammond Woman's club
Tuesday afternoon, April 10th at two
thirty o'clock. The study for the aft
ernoon will be Thackery's "Pendennis. :
Mrs. J. Floyd Irish is chairman and
Mrs. Vern Summers vice chairman of
the days program committee. The fol :.
lowing program has been arranged:
i"iio s9oio -..'......
Mrs. Marshall Day of Indiana Harbor
Biography of Thackery .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
Assemblies

Mrs. Magaret Littleton, the deputy
supreme commander of this district
will be in Hammond Wednesday after
noon and evening and invites the mem
bers of Hammond Hive No. l.. o. T.
NJ, to meet with the members of Silver
Light Hive L. o. T. NJ Wednesday
evening in the K of p Hall in South
Holman street. Plans will be made
for the district convention to be held
here May 18th.
card party will be given in the K
| of p. Hail in South Holman street
"Wednesday afternoon under the
auspices of the Ladies' Society of the
r. of L. f. and E. The public is invit-
ed. The games will be played at two
thirty o'clock. Several pretty prizes
| will be awarded.
(. Delegates were chosen at the meet
ing of Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge last
Saturday evening in I. o. o. F. Hall in
State street to attend the assembly al
indianapolis in May Mrs. Powell and
Mrs. Elizabeth S1alo were elected 70
represent the Hammond Lodge at the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
A DANCE.

number of Hammond people were
pleasantly entertained at basket
party and dance given last Saturday
evening in the X. of P. Hall in South
Holman street by the members of the
Independent Order of Vikings. There
were many members and their friends
in attendance during the evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15
A BANQUET.

The regular monthly banquet of the
Baptist Brotherhood will be an event
of Tuesday, April 10th. The meeting
will be held at seven o'clock In the
parlors of the church in East Sibley
street. The Rev. !. e. Bell of Chicago
Will address the members and music
will be a feature of the evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-15

meeting. Other routine work was dis
lposed of.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08
WILSON TALKS
OF CAMPAIGN
DOCS NOT EMPRESS HIWsELF ~
RGGARD TO CALLING EXTRA
SESSIoRI or CONGRESS

PRINCETON. \. J. Nav S--why
TaueA. eriaa the Governor str.dinE
aeross ise ro0In md siaEptnE Chair
rzu Duri.s hand q thu Nee YorE
i,emocrayie -ommitfee Uben he A.
rived a. wEsuns h0m- tnis nDTning
i've brOushi you = good many Der-
ssxes. Mr.. President said Davies.
lat nrvsr came 10 ser you uh~n
saa 20 ziat to make the rrip
Davies and the President-eiect Eu'
cOuu Tor an boar for a hong hsar1 20
hear, ,aik or me campaiEn-
-Oui IN IninoIs. Davies remarked
TO Mr. Wilson. they are eaIisnE you
Ahrzham Lincoln with college edu-
caiiou
T'resideuf-elsct Wilson's attention
uss ealI.zs % the iact lhaE Oscar Tn
arruond favored caliins = special ~
siou Of coaxr-Hs iamedtaieiy sfier
Narch t,h. bu; NJ W'llsoa had no r.
MARKS to MAXI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08
TaE AMENunENT AND THE
CONSTITUTIONS.

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08

Ouuiluuea 40 fnIlou - Gpur.G ~
x ourEinTy Ter . naans u SustRnnaes
oud uorial Sdsancgnsus GTa ahont -
ssoutvs . distiurI shork. Thew haa
hsa1 ilVealsd ~ IN BuEiiah Esuiua-
q uullut pToo4 utEhtshiTl uhich - 20
- sara b. ths hr.d ~ the h1aus. Th~
uiEha.hiFs. srrUTdt1a 70 NPOri- =
urn3s q uissl Pata8a. aEp slu0 mods
b the o1ns go for thO.s ubo orcu-
- . kiahsF station In lite thsn DOES
ths nan Who uesFs the nighishir1
Wbss . man rsGrs from his ~ cid
10 steel pajaons and siBTts 10 ehaoe
buFEi.Ts ,he noias uin rrsemA,s noDe-
uhat thai Whlrh uould ~ made ~ .
plls of tinuSre falling down ihTgs
Niuhis Of Stair. and the in'gnsiDn
probably ID 10 arare The -buTElaF auFo
. Stale al eouaa % thai he can - tt-d
uith . ciulhs.lin@ untii the police ar
rive on tbs scens srvernl hOuru lister
The hurEiaF chaser vii rattle lie .
81 ~ sutomObiis going over . hiEA
aiil on intermediate ahd the Eaehel
m arouse ths entire neighbofhoO1.
bsa splsndid invention Of cuuTss.
but sns l~rsoa ubD is prone 70 80
dC~n and think Things Sui carefully
"a nnd = Ramb-T az draUharks to ~
s.sspihE ia steel bahamas would hnvV-
Hz uhPl-ssaHi side and the UsaT~r
could b. apt 10 dream o. armor plntsd
tatri-ships and caTnnEe. Thea 80
.ra uP In he B~rniug uhsn the theF
ucmsfeF registers several dsEres.s
= lau uPro aud saddiinE dOsn ataiHs
I7 . STEEL HiEbishirT to tOot - the
fIrns-e would nos - exactly In -.
rctdaRcs with the popular ihea ct
cg'ufoFt
of courus ihe steel uiEhtshir; UOHld
b. . EnOd iOhe on the lnundp uhieh
iov~z 70 sorry the ordinary rObs d.
ai,. bus this you'd hardly FruOrn-
y6ense one I'M The disepmfort Of wear
inG II ia ninisr weather
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08

b,lslu Giale aaninisiration
Euaiusd . uUiandid vindioa-
~ uraula for tne gay the
~ p.oplp % the STATE have
~ The Ilrmocrsts viii
ls - - bsiiaF ilsus N 'hh STATE
q ~ IaH laws and
~ gl Icatls.s sEprndiiur a.
y Tbe-- lsuoas Uers
~ ~ rbs RspabiIeans
~ Uho save . ~ ue-
~ at1isia aGatIu and SOB
- aElTDS - Prove Vha' 'hes
1T slafo uGlflals alerIsd
A aiEunE sb,s Usu and
lGu1 o. gies the people =
uat E1vsEunpoL snd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08
Hatfield
tcOailnOed from Par O0s ,

N. General -,.,4ioo and that 3. VII
b. IL no ,lirumru. with aay faction a
IA. uury
pr H.ts.iI-s u-.iemsrt 10 the mo.
NJ. a, n. STATE. 1. a. follow Word.
ar. inadequate -or me To express ny
sincere thanks 70 ,ae citizenship Of
weut VirEinta. a. least The Pruxr~s.
ufvrs and Republicans alike Who gave
Ne their undivsdca suupori on Tuep-
day ana made me their Eoyen.or.Ier-
IA 10 an Indication mat the E-spis.
o. West Virginia believe 10 The pro.
rrsusivr po.Iciez thar have b--n car
-s.a oat b. the Republican psrry in
West virEinia during IL. pasi sixteen
Vear-. I shsu ~ontiuu. these ,-olscias
70 III. best OF NJ abiIisy during nv
administration
HiHh to reu"N my DECLARATION
ihai 'rinnE :" no iaSi'on "''nih I'd"
par'y and WI give tai and elnni Con-
s'd"rAi4"H 10 al and "iu I"an a''A
Governor GlazH'o~E IN the legislature
seua'or 81 1917 aud aaE Tor ~ aa0P-
i'"H Of ny Prr-Pr1nary proantHea 10
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08
oaITv 81 Tna POPULAR
NOTR-


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- = 1854 haa nso''y 10
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a - yai'all '"'f- '"A's
tsss ras oaiV"'ed ~ ~
- .'e'-,o''e.s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08

uas uling ttsuh ~ 90 -
ing . curve. ~ nan -
he he eaR ualEinS - - 60
Tafu.ad 70 - - thp tllrG ~
tsrlan si1naliad ~ M - ~ -
he way q to ar ~ - El
ne tr1spa..pT 80 ~ u1la llr 4
inehos fFu1 ~ alF VIVA 3 all
IL uiopuinE ~ eaF 4 ~ = -
- quirEiy thai ~ eoaeA ul1 - q
Of ooulu1trun. AnotrrR oaI -
y bFouEht frua ~ Nm 80 o.
srngsrl usTe Transferred .
and tah.a - claFhshuEB . 49,
Sulrh uoFE q ~ eun1latol 90
sure vOrk q ths saSuay
thlr usvud he ma.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08

In the event 81 a@sdock IN the
legislature over the siectsau 81 Una
ed states Senator ne savernoT can
not all the vacancy b. appointment
The Democrats OBc~ had this Estus-
ION 70 face wh~n senator Camden.
the caacns nomin4e. faiiad 10 ~ eBeef-
I'd. The governor then appolHtHd
Iianisl q lacns 20 ne place bu' o.
cd not iaks has seal There arr cef-
Isiniy some interesting matters 70
come before tho next legislature
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08

ei.us an drri.ite naliiea o. the ~
hries Of present az ~fOOd foadi1is-
4 defense OF oia-fsabiunad hGas a
enlinE vas ne Prs pal ibe1e q uT-
Euirhln-Unu lsrsu1s- ~ thR el1uP -
~ rnla auastiOas fTum memhsrs .
thq nuhieuce were answered lnci-
Anatni 20 Ire latter. ~ lsciuraT ~ q
sriusp IN m theory Of Fieiehartssr.-
~ anld ~ considered FletcheTiEing
! uore Of a. exercise fhnn = system u
dirsetics ~ poinr-,, out that Flatrh-
eF1s eiaiui that ~ prr esut % iDot Vni-
- could b. Eainsd BY Fietehsriuo
uns mere or lees = = ma,heuatieni
mtscnicula'ion.
"On the subject q meat euusump-
tiou.- saSd d. Hu'-aIuson. -veEstan-
inns point with uTtGs - ths uupposoa
defense Of their urEEnanta iound -
ne Jatansss aupUEtprtfy iu The Rua-
uo.Japara.s var This ihry CHIN Wnn
ane 70 fhe supposed ubaenee ~ mai
SEou1 the bFoun ulaa'a Ian. ~ ulli'
ter o. fash JaFan . or q or easi
eustoners IN meat Tae lapaneHa
army. inaisad o. h-ing suPPorsed -
mos; sutirVly ca ric-s. i0r u-vea yenfl
haa bsen ssd rniiasa a.uiiag e thSs'
Given trasps h .he SsFU,uu Amy
g-tth meat pfearmtasilng. - - aFiiri'
q Diet
-WRaire brad y suOth-T article Sub
tart 20 constant condemnation %
ouu dnRsrn, have beRu depiored nnt
tie suEInounliaE sasuaa - bFouI
bTead have bern eAalisd. unti ~
eaters q ths latter have ber0me .
euii- These fn4dis;s should b mad
auare that possible r,rniracii0u 81 gna
traits from the hu4ss foand IN iheii
rriss load Tar OsFars tar Saanled qeaa
iirieu o. ni'FuIea th-Fe4n
a maa should - WheA ~ fssi'
IKE H. Tae human stomach dos 20
objest 70 COaiinuSdp I5erfirEnnee
and al ola-fanaion-d neal i oae q
he ba.s ihlnEs ID yAs woria 20 pu-
INTO H.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08

MANY frirnds tbrOaEhoui tb~ state Of
West virginia und ~ thele thanks ny
Enod uife wins vita NJ Utuh 70
assure shs.n Of ny siBoeFe attentions
relative 20 carry Cui ny p1OuIiasa 20
the psOpls uBd Eivinu to West Virginia
. progressive and huslurnalIEe admin
issration fnT tbe next IOuT yearu-
suned ~ q. HATFIELD
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08
Nlo,, oGAs tiALTS
PAasGNoGR aEacur


QUEBBC. Nv. h-Nllo -
age uaa.snGRrs a. kuf ga
h,.r1 ~ Cunr1'un st 1
RoynI GeoruP NJ uistri runnr
uhrta she uent n1FUuu1 80 = =
Of PoiuS a. GnuSrusa o.
4 n1rtsasipFig Ells 80 ~
Ins any nEol - bouE -
and baavy raiu. iuiaslula, -
a tFunrsuTring ~
rhius uuul 70 ~ sirau1l
is-iatuuoe. Mu-u rhsn -
uer- tnhan e. easy soarg.
ship oG1>ills hupp - Fu
~ - reuanE1 inlou-
vhSla fbey haSe aivun GE
b. ROYAL GsuTge b = - lrl
bssaktnE ~ oa1it1iag - . >
onatttul inlo EuTnggu
Tha government Gocl
7ruy. a. UIlghins qll
strathuoua 80 aaEs,ul i
Rs ~.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08

some have said thai ~ uom~a Of
the state deserve . Erca' deal of
credit TOR cStryinE ne Constitutional
An~sdmeRi. Their %. bar the B-u
Who voted to ratfsy u are sniitled To
uo1s cOasIdsrnIioa-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08

TBS Ugned FTeasi
NEW YORK. N0r. s.--For she art
tine ia Sta weeks Col E0uarvh ~
tsrnsd 10 his oloa ~ 10 OsxInok TO
dsy and pisnssd intD sdii0Tial UUrk
ard eorrsnp1nA1lsa.
ssms olR comDsutr1 - &noae-
veins nus uhystrai oundittua. -TSs.-
hs sala. = ~ - 80 thsr ! douf
isulils that ] uus shol.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08

= miasT naoed Churies LupotH una
bruaghi 70 The NiaEru' hoIuirAi p thia
city aN eveninE ssGsFiug frun . $50
b crushed ~. vhieh 90 lluuT anVu-
Jsird
ne nan NJ hn1o m O1uT -
nOser n ~ uins.. - arT - 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08

tahsnAiion b. surEsona q the hospital
smusation AS Declared neueSaary
and the crushed menher vas cIt on
The nan h repoH@d - doing nieeiy
IBIS zanrniEz.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08
Roosevelt

RETuRns TO WORK on TtsE OUT
LOOK AFTER SIX WEEKS A.
SINCE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08
Old Fashion
Meal Is Best
On. WOODS ttUTct4IpSoOSl. ~ TIC
TURE. cRITlclSES FOOD FAD
pISTS AND SAYS EAT WHEN
YOU FEEL LIKE ~.

PTTTsHU RGH No, : Our an,
cer'ors lad the hzhi ii-s about eat
Ing. tb.y Gfipala,-i oni ylhAi thslF
iood mns; br light enough TO ~ AMI
small enough 10 ~ into their
mourhs
nr Nt7-sds Hutchinson delivered hEs
little Erm uita uss"ral others darins
q lsrrzrr on rooi sad Foolishness
t=sore The Aeadea.g 81 Sc,-ncs and
A.; ia the lecture saiI Of 'h~ CaFaeS-
" Institute Ast evensnK 4 eonioS
ably sired rrOud ats-ndse th- d's't
inns dirrcuFss. uhiea vas brilliantly
lluzninassa With. s1Iutansous uitiI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08
Tie Biz slOTs
Ire uany
ModsTn
eonVsnisnsss

We Uan4 err pGaHUl1 . -
olffUa hll bul1ii q ~ uDo1En
ouEVtos tliB stare O1GU-lot .
paTG ~ N Ell We fesl tA1t
Yua Win fully upIIesl1la 50 q.
fGFtI . ullIs lkB . GluT8 UhaS
Ihuuulng Less n q - dEoa4.
"a wTuEit5oJ and ineoUVUl-
TrrnB he InG0Inl1ion
DpIIy q tie iout q tho uain
Ilniruny. Go thnFo fer yDlT
Inft StiGa-ubsthaF & en-
eurls car bulinolI q M ~
hAV d elargO win lsld ~
SVgy poEbls auG1lnoa-
Hm tha Folephons II.
ehlnEo- JuEl call foF TIE StOTO
eolnSctiOR anA thll ak for
any department wanted
Delivery Ssryios Ssoond .
nnns u ths city, = - yUuF baok
aad eAn 4 dependable Auto-
mohile Services - IN puTl8 q
he city g veil - ImaEgoDoy
BON. assures you q quick and
GEeiant delivery q yen puE.
OhaSos-
PurchsstS mads hGfOTO .
o'clocE Saturday night win
be delivered e. any part Of
the city.
UOW-dO youFsalf and tin
service jUGtics-uas 3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08
BLANKER VALURS-

San q ei6sTbOWn and boau-
tiful . coloP designs Wo OftoF
IL hGIt Galsgtiol Of BlallEgt8
ever uf1smpAsd boiOEs - thS
city. Pure White with 0slioa4e
borders % Pink. Blua. YonOW
and Lavender, pllidS = an Ooi-
On and several lnuIuay pTgl
q designs n two eOior plAtdS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-08

Fhse are q tn HnOk vNFi-
etY and eoms with neat Tod boT-
dan 4 EOOd valns anywhere
q IBe
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-08-02
B. Y. p. U. CLOSES MEETING
Ninth Annual Session at Philadelphia
 Best Ever Held.

Philadelphia. - he ninth annual meeting of the Arkansas B. Y. r. U. Summer Assembly closed here, there being in attendance larger number than ever before. One of the most in teresting reports of the assembly was the report of the corresponding sec retary, w. A. Ramsey. Mir Ramsey of Fayetteville showed that during the past six months the B. Y, P Us in- creased in membership 1l3 per cent and that the number of unions was an increase of 110 per cent over the past year.
 It was decided to hold the encamp- ment at Ouachita College campus in Philadelphia again next year and w. F. Wilson was again chosen superin- tendent of grounds, buildings and en- tertainments.
 Next year the handling of the crowd will be done by board of gov ernors and d legislature, to be elect ed by the assembly delegates
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-08-02

ems patriotic organizations, such as the United Daughters of the Confed- eracy, the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Daughters of 1872. These organizations, it is said, will undertake 10 raise the money needed to place the old building in shape to be used for the purposes proposed.
 Secretary of State Earle N. Hodges is president of the State Museum As sociation, and he has taken a very ac- tive interest in the work of that body. He has also. as custodian of the state capitol, paid out of his own pocket a considerable part of the money that has been spent on the old capitol and
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-08-02
Hold Record for Attendance.

Imboden. Methodist suhoa! school of Pocahontas boasts the oeS. record of attendance in the state VI, Arkansas, and probably unparaiieieu in the United States. Harry ana L0e ter Childs, 16 and 13 years reSp.V' iyely, have attended the one sunua' school regularly for the past eisn' .sar years. During the last six years 'ne1 , have not missed a single sunday at " the only two Sundays in the pao, ss seven years and that was ~heh 'He' were away from home.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-08-02
"Jack The Shooter Who Has Terrorized Little Rock Meets
 Just Fate.
EVIDENCE IS CONCLUSIVE
Many Midnight Assaults and Attempt ed Assaults Believed to Have
 Been Committed by Negro.

Little Rock-"Jack the Shooter is dead. J. B. Brown, a negro, kEown as a sport and bad man, was killed wht,e trying to break into tie house or q negro poolroom keeper.
 Shortly before the shooting of the negro man entered the bedroom of two women and when discovered threatened to shoot, one of the women screamed and he fired three shots, one of them taking effect in the hand of Miss Maud Summers, one of the occupants of the room. He then made his escape by the window he had en- tered.
 Police headquarters was immediate ly notified and arrived on the scene with bloodhgunds and took up the trail of the marauder The trail led the officers through q negro portion of the town and west about mile, the fugitive then doubled back on his trail and stopped within short dis tance of the scene of the attempted assault.
 Seeking refuge from the police h. tried 10 effect entrance into the resi- deHee of Sam Collins, negro pool room keeper Collins hearing the noise al The window secured his re yolyer and Beat to the back ef the house The back window was down and the sash nailed, the shade also being down Collins vas unable to see anyone so listening moment h. fired three shots through he window and net bearing any more noise did not go outside thinking he had scared away whoever was there.
 When a policeman arrived q few moments later to investigate the noise he found a man laying in the back yard of Collins residence dead. He looked to bo white man in the dim light and the police supposed he was until he was taken to an undertaking shop where it was found that the dead man vas a yellow negro with his face whitened with some white sub stance like starch.
 In the meantime the posse was stll following the trail of the man who at tempted the assault, when within a short distance of the place where the killing occurred the trail was lost by the hounds. However. continuing ir the direction the trail had been lead ing the posse came to the scene ol l the killing.
 Being sure that the dead man waa the man wanted the officers took charge of the situation and had the dead negro taken to an undertaking shop.
 Upon examination of the body Il was found that the supposed white man was a negro. His face was whit ened with starch or some other sub stance, he wore ladies fancy hose ant his clothes and handkerchief were | highly perfumed
 The officers are positive that tho dead negro is the one who has beer perpetrating most of the assault upon the women of this city Eyery bit of the evidence so far gathered points to the dead man as the mar wanted. On his person were found clippings of the daily papers of thi: city coneaining accounts of the deed:
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-08-02

founded upon both sentimental and material motives. Sentiment has been uppermost in the minds of most Of those who have been working to save the old building but at the same time, It's value as an asset to the state and as the site for a museum and exhibit hall which will enable Arkansas to advertise herself to the thousands of people who visit the state annually has not been lost sight of. A portion of the building will be set apart it is expected, for an exhibit of agrtcultur- al and mineral products from each of the 75 counties in the state and the work of collecting temporary exhibit of the states products has already begun.
 The agitation in favor Of the preser- vation of the statehouse has crystal fzed in the formation of the state Museum Association. The sole object of this organization is 10 prevent the sale or destruction of the old capitol. The association plans to go before the next general assembly and Gsk that such legislation be enacted as is necessary to save the statehouse and dedicate it to the coming generations as a state museum. The legislature will not be asked to appronriate any money 10 repair the building or place it in condition o be used as amuseum. 1t is said The legislators will be ask ed to turn the building over to wom-