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The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28
FIRST WARD TO Be AIDED BY
REMOVAL OF OLD CITY DUMP

The rrmovs: OF the city dumping
ground south OF the city. thus doing
away with IN. un.aniiary annoyance
which for years has been objection.
able TO III" residents of the James
addition and tho first ward. will be
one OF the first acts OF the incoming
Democratic c-Procr'ssiv. administers
ton. Alderman Sopris Of the First
ward who has agifated the removal
of tho dump at different times for
Two years has committed Mayor E.Hs-
Icy and the fusion candidates for al.
dermen TO this proposition and the
residents Of that section of the city
have been promised relief. Mr.. So
pris advocates removing the location
of the dump to n place sufficiently
distant that 1t will not he n constant
source OF annoyance or the erection
of n plant 10 burn all Rurbage and
rubbish and waste matter. This
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28
Loss of Life in Floods Will
Not Reach One Tenth of the
First Estimated Figure
SITUATION At PERU IS
MUCH IMPROVED

South Bend. Ind. March IS Tn"
situation ~ Peru today wa. much
improved. The water was fast re-
rrdlng ANA except la south Peru.
which is srill under ton feet OF water
The conditions permit p"oplc 10 Nai"
about the main streets OF the city. II
Is said the dead viii not hc mon"
than iif;y. TwTnty-fiN. 1, said hy
", \. Joyce. controller of South BEND
to he u safe estimate. He had chnrg"
OF III. situation until relieved hy
Lieut.. nnui Governor William "
O'Ncill. Two carloads OF clothing
wor. sent To the sufferers from
South Nond today
II. q. Phillips H. maropn"i In his
house. q, u. Smith president of the
Chamber Of Commerce. II In Rrriy"
charge of tho rciI.i on"ra'ions.
Til. Log Cabin. II. years old. tn"
firs, house built IN Dayton with.
stood III. flood although II II si'upi-
ad on rhc south bank of the Miami.
right In tn" path oi III" iorr"ni'nl
waters
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28
WATER REceDINC
ATrlANESvlLtE

gainesville. o.. March -. ny tc!c.
phone ,o PIttshufs, GAINESVILLE. 3".-
600 Inhabitants. ld.DoO OF whom
are homeless. saw toda! the iirst
CLEAN OF hope since tn" flood In ,h'
NusSinsum river swept through tn.
city three days ago. TIL. river had
commenced to r.cede 30 that r"iu-
:orccmauts for tho national guard on
dur: 81 the streets were cntcrius The
suburbs and PROVISIONS had arrived to
a point within 'onT miles OF til" city
and there wrf. indications that 'hr
bitter cold OF the las, - bours was
passing.
Electric light and water comraI-
les are ,tiil on; OF commission and
will he for days One smal! gas on
gin. j. serving the city with u sitful
supply of fuel and there Is little. Il!
any coal available. Provisions arr
scarce. many families In The flooded
sections being entirely without food.
Communicates between the city
and the section known as Putnam.
" here II Is believed the loss of lite
will, be found 10 be the greatest. IS
still cut.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28
COLUMBUS DEATH
LIST IS UNKNOWN

Columbus, o. March es.--Somo
definite idea as TO the total number
of persons who lost their lives Oh
the west side OF Columbus when the
Scioto river flood broke through the
lcvcc. is expected to be gained to-
tIay. At day break this morning
hundreds of rescue and relief parties
started for the flooded section with
supplies OF clothing. food and fuel.
To-day dawucd crisp and cold but
clear and Indications are that IL Will
get much warmer during the day.
Flood sufferers suffered greatly last
night and this morning from cold.
However, the river is recetling rapid
ly and rescue parties will be able to
reach many inundated sections of tho
west side which were under water
yesterday.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28
CHAvEs one Of
C|TY'S BEST
CITIZENS

A j. Chaves, proprietor OF the
Globe Clothing store. Democratic
Progrossiy. candidate for alderman
In the Second ward. needs no intro
duction TO the public. He is one of
tn. best known and most successful
Srauish-hmcricau residents of Trim
idad He Is the first Spanish-Amari-
can in years to be recognized as q
candidate for city office and has
large circle of friends He has resid-
cd In Trinidad for twenty years and
has been in business thirteen years.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28

Dayton. o.. March "s.-Chiaf of
Police Aliaback today told two Asso-
ciatcd Press correspondents that rc-
ports he had received indicated that
the number of fatalities to he far less
than earlier conditions Indicated. As
nearly as can Ice ascertaiDed about
i01 pcrsons were drowned In River
dale. the first section of the city to
he flooded by the breaking o; the
isvoc. The rushing waters over
turned several houses there and
rolled ,hcm over and over with their
occupants inside.
In this vicinity several boats
loaded with refugees overturned.
both refugees and their wou1d-be
rcscuers losing their lives. In West
Dayton there was considerable loss
of life. IN East Dayton. however. and
Dayton View and Oakwood the loss
of life. was small. said the police
chief. In North Dayton. where the
topography of the land made the
situation more dangerous than ut
any other point. relief parties pene-
tratcd this morning and found that
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28
JOHN MARTY HAS
EXCELLENT
RECORD

When the votey have been counted
in the Fourth ward on the night o'
the city election for the past SIN
years, il has been found that John ).
Marty, Democrat. had been elected
Here Is n ,hnsincGs man VINO Is so
we'll liked by the people Of his ward
thn, regardless OF how the election
goes for the balance OF the coun-
Gil board, there are always enough
votes in the boxes to elect Marty
For six years Marty has been in the
sweet minority-one OF two or three
aldermen who are not parts OF me
machine. Marty has accepted ms
surroundings philcsophicaly and Kept
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limits. In the summer time. and ;or
that matter in. the spring and fail,
the nokioua odours from the dump
is carried By tn" winds and tho hen;
waves and the sickening stencil is
noticeable and offensive TO the resi-
dents OF the James addition partic-
nlarly and throughout the first ward
and til" south part Of the Second
ward. The smudgc OF burning rub
bish and offal has become so annoy
Ing thar time ana again complaint
has been made. but the city council
has taken no cognizancc OF the com
plant. Alderman Sopris has fire.
quently recommended that dumping
be prohibited so close to the city. The
answer OF the council has been
Where elsa can We locate the
Dump
Mr.. Sopris said today: "I consider
this one of the most important mat
tiers that will come to the attention OF
he incoming administration. There
is no reason why the residents Of the
First ward. the people who have
built fine homes. should be subjected
to this annoyance. In the warm
weather the offensive smell of the
dump gets into the houses. I have
the promise of Mr.. Easiey and every
candidate for alderman on the Demo-
era ratic-Progressivc ticket that action
ON the matter will be one of the
first accomplishments of the new ad.
ministration. The dumping ground
should either he established where
1t will not he an annoyance 10 resi-
dents of any part of the city or else
the city should erect Il plant to take
care of the garbage and accumula- =
tions of waste, and such II plant
could be established at comparative
ly small expense. Onc-third of the
sum that the city has expended for
n Kit Carson monument would build
u plant and forever do away with
the nuisance. My platform in this
campaign is-do away with the pres
ant dumping ground
In this matter the people OF the
First ward are with Mr.. Sopris. They
have complained time and again to
the present council and got no relief
Mr.. Packer also fnvors prompt action
and immediate steps will be taken
to remedy the described condition il
the Easlcy administration takes hold
OF city affairs
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28
ALLEN OUTLAWS
ELECTR0CUTEO

Richmond. Va, March 2S.-Floyd
Allen, leader OF the outlaw band In
Carroll county, was executed in the
state penitenti"ry this afternoon:
The aged prisoner, terribly unnervcd
by the excitement incident to the de-
Law of six hours in carrying out the
sentence, went 20 the chair at l:"0
O'Clock. He wa pronounced dend AZ
1:26.
The prison guards next brought
Claude Swanson Allen, son of Floyd,
into the death chamber at l:3O
O'Clock He was executed at l: 80 p.
n,
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28
Dayton Man in
Califo,aia Killed BY
Me,os of Disaster

san Francisco. Calf, March IS --r
Killed by ncws of tho i!.oi IN Ohio.
Frederick q. Without. for - y.ara
postmaster OF Dayton. 4. dead today
at IN" HON" Of his son IN Oakiaud.
wh"r" he had been Visiting Mr..
Wi,boft was president al the Ma
tionli Association o! FIrs' Class
posimast"rS 'h'Ny-se"ond dcYrc.
Mason. u My.i" ShrID.r. - member
o! tb- Iny'on city Club. u p.rtonsI
friend of Governor Cox. and -, one
time chairman ~ the Dayton Com
m,rriai foax,in
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28
TO THE PUBLIC

UNwARRANTED MALICIOUS
CIRCULATED CONCERNING THE coLoRApO
SrH.HCE COMPANY ASp PARTICULARLY WITH REFERENCE
TREASURER. LEE y EHStEY DURING PRESENT
CAMPAIGN. EAsI.ny
ING STATEMENT:
THE COLORADO LIFE iNsrRANCE COMPANY ISSUED
a SHARES or CAPITAL STOCK
SHARE THESE
CONSTITUTE SOLE
COMPANY CONSISTING
CREDITS AMOUNTS siG.7s3S"
BEEN
COMPANY HAVE THE fSsErS
COMMISSIONER THAT THE COLORADO INSURANCE COMPANY
SOLVENT
HOOKS GLADLY FURNISH
INFORMATION INTERESTED
DURING CONNECTIONS WITH COMPANY
HAVE INCURRED WHILE ENGAGED
lNESS HAVE PERSONAL. FUNDS.
"RtsrTaTFilIS
!.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28

THREE DEATHS FROM DIPTIiEtIA WERE REPORTED TODAY
AND THERE Is FEAR or An EPIDEMIC
ST II :
Tho will million
half dollars.
The damage mercantile houses residences
will o $50.
from rs-d"nc" portions
The
There
: OF relief
thousand mlinmcn rigid
Of
r
OF
building
Edgmonf
m
70
building. Thansands building Arcade.
Rrcihre Publishing company's building
public buildings
Victoria National Colonial CITY Hall
Cour, House. Phillips Algonquin Masonic
cmp,.. NJ. e.
he fire s 10
bull
fir"s
tho
today when til.
in which h" had from wsry
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28
E ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING IN
THIRD
Democratic c-Progressive
Candidates Discuss
Issues


. II favor publicity In city af- .
. fairs. tn" peOpl" have . right .
. TO know what their servants nr" .
. doinF-how their affairs nr' .
. being conducted and how aud .
. IN wha, manner III" public .
. money is being spcn, Their" .
. should he "A regular accounting .
. In such form aS tn. p.opI. can .
Q understand lie. T. EIslyy Z
. candidate for Mayor .
. There Il. me- Republican =
= party In Trinidad thl. year, =
. WHY Hocnus. the gang has =
. seen the handwriting ON the .
. wall IN this year when Mood =
= row Wilson Is si'ting In IN" =
. Whit" House and when tn" .
. Democrats hay" elected their .
. ticket in III. state from top to .
. bottom ia" gang realizes tina, .
. to longer oppose IN" viii %; the .
. pcopl. would b" certain defeat. =
. TIL. Citizens ticket is u scheme. =
. u Euhi.rfug" ana II deception .
. on the part Of the gang &" =
. maintain certain h"nchm"n on .
. til. payroll II IL necessary &" Z
. III" growth and prosperity of Z
. Trinidad to break this mnrhin"
Q which has fastened Its dominn- Z
. ton upon N" p.opl" and tn" 4
. way to do II IL 30 keep fight Z
. ing"-D, VI. Halstnu.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28

An enthusiastic endorsement OF
III" Observation-Disclosures c,ndi-
dates was given hy residents OF Ia"
Third Ward ut "a meeting last nish'
at Cn.tl" Hail. Th" meeting was we'll
attended and the talks mad. by tho
different speakers act forth IN, IN
su.s In a ci.n. ana comprehensive
manner. Thrr. WAS no hedging or
sira,ldiiny. til" candidates but them
selves on record III being advocates
OF business government conducted
along the mos. economical lines With
u view of promoting efficiency in all
departments
Til. political history OF. the gang
which IL behind tho socailed ciii-
2ens' ticket WIS rrcited by Al"Sand-
cr Mcdonald. u. NJ. Raision and Earl
COOLEY. Thes" men fcarlessiy dis
cu-s.d III. conditions which have for
years prevailed in city and county
ana which hay. retarded the growth
OF the city and held IN. people In
a---- -
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28
BIG RALLY
MONDAY

EVERY ESIDENT of Trini-
dad who Is interested in
good government and the bet
termcnt of the city is invited
TO attend the grand Demo-
cratic-Progressive rally at
the West opera house next
Monday night. This will be
the closing rally of the city
campaign and the candidates
will address the people and
tell whore they stand on all
public questions nj issue in
this campaign. It will be the
last opportunity for the peo-
pie of Trinidad to hear the
fusion candidates before the
battle of ballots on Tuesday.
The speakers Will be:
LEE +. EAsLEy.
JUDGE !. G. NORTHCrTT.
4. A. BENNETT.
Il. r. McROREY.
j.. w. CLARK.
D. NJ. RALSTON.
o. n. DASHER.
ALL THE ALDERMANIC
CANDIDATES. will be on the
platform to answer any Nues-
tions that may he asked of
them and make their position
clear to the people Of Trini-
dad.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28
Tho body vii! bs taken to Dayton.

Tho body ~il! be taken TO Dayton.
Mr.. Wiihot, was ah"n, ,n return
TO his home when tn. Nrs, news
came OF tn. disaster that had orrf-
taken H. Each succeeding edition
OF tho newspapers added TO bis .S-
element and depression. which TIA
Is resulted In fatal stroke OF apo.
nl"Nr
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28
GOV. cox THANKS COLORADO

Denver. Colo. March .S.--Govor-
nor Ammons today received mes
sage from Governor Cox OF Ohio.
thanking the people for their promp.
response in aid OF the flood suffer
crs. The telegram stated that Will.
the waters are rcc"din- III" suffer-
ing L. great.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28
NEW ALBANY FLOODED

New Albany. Ind. March "S.--
Hundreds OF families have been dri..
cn from their homes by tho Ohio
river flood. Others are moving in
anticipation OF II further rise. Al
factories on tho river from. are
closed. Th. I-ouisviil.-S.. Louis A..
vision "t the Southern Railway IL
tn. only railroad entering here that
Ii ODcratiuc trnius
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28

lie has never sought or held office
and his candidacy this year was
forced upon him by the residents OF
the ward with whom he is popular.
Starting in business for himself in
Il small way he has bull, up largo
and flourishing establishment. TIe
has been cnterprising and public
spirited and has exhibited whole
some interest in civic movements. He
endorses every plank in the platform
CT the parties that have joined forces
in this campaign and has wide fol-
lowing lie is acknowledged TO be in
lCOnlipued ON plIa tMO,l
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28

question is OF vital interest to the
residents of the south and west sides.
The dump is located on the hill Off
of the Starkville road near the city
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28

on saving wood Still loyal Demo
crat he has bcci endorsed TINS year
by the ProSressiyes also. ana ms
election is one OF the sure ihlnes
in the predictions for next TUESDAY
Mr.. Marty is cue of the most wi",.
awake business mon In Trinidah' ~
has been resident OF TINS ei'E '"'
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-28
Property Loss at Dayton from Fire and Flood
Has Also Been Greatly Exaggerated
RELIEF WORK GOES ON FORWARD RAPIDLY

DAYTON OHIO MARCH 2s.TIiE loss OF LIFE IN DAYTON
by FLOOD WILL. MORE THAN PEOPLE
THIS WAS THE GENERAL. AGREEMENT TODAY AFTER
GovERMMENr LEE SAVING cREws HAD M rENTRATEn EVERY
FIVE BODIES HAVE BEEN nECovEHEn TWENTY or THESE WERE
IN RlVERDN.E. FIFTEEN FIVE IN HS
NESS SECTION AND FIVE ~ THE SOUTH SIDE RESIDENCE SEC
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"WHES you DON'T ADvER-
TlsE NOBODY KNOWS THAT
YOU ARE DOING BUSINESS.
AND IT WON'T RE LONG NE.
FORE YOU'LL NOT KNOW rT
YOURSELF"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-22

Mexico" Mrs George Taylor on
Mission Work Among the Chinese"
During the business meeting plans
were made and committee appointcG
for a supper to be given at the church
the first week in December. A large
number of garments were contributed
to the box To be sent TO the mission
airy settlement at Cedartown, Ca.
Four new members were taken into
the society yesterday. After the BUSH
ness session the hostess served delic-
ious refresh The next meeting
of the society will be held at the
home of Mrs. David Fisher 1929 Wis
tula av.
An interesting meeting of the study
department of the G. w. r. NJ. OF the
First Christian church was held Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. J.
NJ York. els California av. Miss Ro-
lene Abbott presented the topic. The
Ingredients OF the Study of America.
Gods Melting Pot" Mrs. II. Nj. APP
pleman led in the discussion which
followed and a paper prepared by
Miss Greta Benedict was read. Rev.
G.. W. Henry gave a report OF the
world convention held recently in To-
ronto. The next meeting will be Nov.
% at the home of Miss Rolene Abbott,
1929 Riverside drive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-22
SOCIAL CLUBS

THE Origin Of a Chosen People"
was the subject for consideration at
the meeting of the As You Like 1t
club Tuesday evening at the home of
the Misses Turner. 4O7 s. Franklin
st. The story of Abraham" was told
by Miss Elizabeth Turner; Miss Emma
Stephenson gave a reading. THE Of
fering OF Isaac" and Miss Matte
Bowman The Burial of Sarah" The
club Will meet next week with the
Misses Turner.
Members Of the Broadway club
were entertained Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs Charles Miller.
Col y. Hill ST. After a discussion of
current events the remainder of the
afternoon was spent socially. The
next regular meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. James Park, 401 T..
Broadway.
Mrs Lester Spidel of Miami st. was
hostess 10 the Cosy Corner circle
Tuesday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent with needlework. Mrs.
Otto Olsen. Portage av.. viii enter
tain the club in two weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-22
SodeN6
GagA-z-kaze~-- VS@fszD

Dir. and Mrs Cluro Bassett, Linden
sv.. entertained Informally at dinner
Tuesday evening in honor of the
birthday anniversary OF Mr. Bassett
and Paul kring Covers were placed
for ten at "a table adorned with fall
flowers. The guests were Mrs. Alma
Abbeihl of MishaWaka, Esther Bucks
OF River Park, AIR. and Mrs. Manuel
Heltzel. Mrs Mary Weyrick, Earl
Weyrick, Harry Hauck and Paul
Kring.
Announcement has been received Of
the marriage Of Miss Ethel Stackman.
daughter OF MIR and Mrs. w J. Stack
man, 2121 NistUla av., 10 Charles b.
Frank, formerly Of South Bend. which
took place oct. II in Edmonton. Can.
The ceremony was performed in the
Grace VI. Il. church by Rev Thomas
Powell Mr.. Frank was formerly pro-
prietor Of the F. and G. Vulcanizing
co, in South Bend. lie is now en-
gagged In the real estate business.
Several South Bend women were
present at the first annual luncheon
of the Woman's Press club of Indiana
at the ClaypOOl hotel Tuesday. The
honor guests at the luncheon were
the officers OF the state federation
now in convention at tins capital city,
among whom was Mrs Richard Elbel
OF South Bend, who is state auditor.
Miss Margaret Tobin Of the News
Times and Mrs. w +. Miller were al
so among the guests. The luncheon
was the first social event OF the fed
Grafton convention. Mrs. A. D. Mof-
felt Of ElwOOd. president of the club.
presided and she with Mrs. +. II. Nc
Whittier and Miss Blanche G. Foster
OF indianapolis gave brief talks. The
center piece at the table was a bas-
ket Of pink roses which was presented
TO Mrs. McWhirter to grace the pres
ident's table during the convention.
Rev. and Mrs cecil Franklin were
delightfully."- surprised Monday even
ing by a company of 200 members Of
the Indiana Az. Christian church, who
brought, as a mark of appreciation
FOR the increase In the church mem
bership ia the past few months. a
large stocn of provisions. Readings
by Mrs. A. l.. Bremen were a feature
of the evening.
Miss Agnes Bauer. 112 Birdseu St,
will entertain the members of the
Aonian club at dinner at her home
this evening. The guests viii be the
Misses Katherine KochenGOrfer
Irene Couch. Angie Archambcault
Aurelia BarCOme. Hazel Collar Mar
garet Reider and Louise Champaign
Master Clement Walter. son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Walter 423 S. William
ST, celebrated his sixth birthday an
niversary Tuesday by giving "A party
in the Lafayette kindergarten. The
birthday cake held ssix candles and
the dainty refreshments were served
by the teachers, Miss Sarah O'Neil
and Mrs. Flora Guthrie.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-22
You Need
The Right Thing
at the Right Time

Saying the Right
Thing to the Right
Person at the Right
Time in the Right
Way is the secret of
Advertising Success.
Just as Selling the
Right Thing to the
Right Person at the
Right Time in the
Right Way is the
"Why" of Our Mer-
chandiSing Success.
.&a.~rA&; tn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-22
PERSONALS

Mrs. Janette Barker 7O7 y. Main
St. left Tuesday for a business trip
10 Logansport.
Mrs. Elizabeth Keener, 307 y. Main
St. is recovering from two weeks
illness.
Mrs. Harry OK Parker or Niles was
the guest of friends in the city Tues
day.
Miss Belle Tatro. Baroda. Mich,
visited friends i'm the city Tuesday
Miss Celia MurT3y, 1855 W. Thorn
as ST. is ill.,
Mrs. q. X. chs sCerton of Craw-
louisville is the guest for a few days
OF her daughter. Mrs. Il, Knoblock.
on Witwer av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-22

management, but, all the same, she
may be eXtravagant in the use of her
money-she may not get the most for
it. Ask her what was the price Of
bacon or cheese a month ago and she
will probably have forgotten it, She
cannot carry the prices of all manner
of things in her head. To make the
best of paying cash down, she should
keep a list of what she buys with the
prices she pays, and the dates when
she bought, and study it occasionally.
When an article rises in price she
should be prepared TO purchase some
thing else in its place, The ready
made people and the people who run
up long bills are the mainstay of high
prices. They don't know they are
high"
Is there not a considerable amount
of truth in that?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Married Folks Dancing club
VIII give its first dance for this sea-
son oct. 2S in American hall.
The Pythian tea will give a guest
party this afternoon in X. of =. hall.
The meeting of the Shakespeare
circle 10 have been held this after
noon has been postponed until Oct
20. when il will be entertained by
Mrs r.. u. Eastman, $50 5. Main St
The Misses Jsnette and Ethel Pow
ers entertained Monday evening at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-22
CHURCH AFFAIRS

The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist church
held a well attended and interesting
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. ID. ". Tucker. SAB Park
ay. The assisting hostess was Mrs
l.. l.. Blake The general subject was
MexiCans and Orientals." and Mrs
Eva Sibley read paper on New
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-22

their home, 922 Cedar St. with q
double shower for Miss Lillian Eaton
and Paul Prescott, whose marriage
will take place Wednesday.
-dIs. ~ b. Schaefer, 527 Vistula
av, Will be hostess to the members
of the Thursday club Thursday at
ternooh.
The Mothers club will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
James Award, 33S w. Lasalle av.
Miss Isabel Kennedy's Sunday
school class will meet Thursday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Harry J.
Stansbury, 517 w. Marion st.
The women OF the indiana Av.
Christian church will entertain with
Hallowe en- thimble Thursday after
noon at the home of the pastors wife,
Mrs. Cecil Franklin, 539 Milton av.
Every woman in the church is in
vited To be present and to bring a
friend.
The music department of the Pro-
gross club will meet Thursday after
noon at o'clock. The subject for
the afternoon will be "Mendelssohn In
Oratorio." and the music will be in
charge of Miss Mabel Bartlett.