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Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-04-20

4AAos AuLfN IA " NAAJto opNAh
| last Friday and Saturday 10 Paris,
visiting Mrs. M. T. Warren.
w. Z. Leach purchased q Ford
car last week from R. b. Ware.
the hustling Ford representative.
Persons desiring the service Of a
good Durham bull will do we'll to
call on me. -R. e. Edwards. 11-4t
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Morgan
spent Sunday in McLemoresville
with their mother, Mrs. Ollie Hick-
man.
Miss Charlie Carnes billiard ac-
companied her uncle, DR.. j. B.
Anderson, to. Martin and spent the
week end.
George I. Mccall, Jr., the wide-
awake Overland agent, sold car
to 6. N. McMackins, of Hollow
Rock, last week.
Mrs. Mabel Harper and chill
dren, of Farmer City, ILL.,, are yis-
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Hubbart.
Mrs. Grade Cawthon, Mrs. Ru-
pert Sedberry and Miss Brewer,
of Buena Vista, were Huntingdon
shoppers Monday.
Don't fail to see our line and
get our prices on India Linens,
Dimities, Piques and Nainsooks.
Ross Bros. & Co.
Mrs. James Patrick and two
children, of Humboldt, came in the
latter part of last week for a short
stay in Huntingdon.
Bert Shockley, a former Its.
student, now travelling salesman,
was in Huntingdon this week shak-
ing hands with old friends.
FoR SALE = Good horse and
buggy. Horse is young and ex-
cellent for family use. See me
and get bargain. Up. w. Maddox,
Mrs. w. +. Stewart returned to
her home in Milan Monday, after
visiting her sisters, Mrs. William
johnson and Mrs. H. B. .Jamison.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Ware car
ried Romney, Jr., to Nashville
Tuesday for an operation for ade-
noids and the removal of his ton
sis.
In these war times you should
keep cool, both in mind and body.
Let us show you our line of new
breezy underwear Ross Bros.
& Co.
Will House, of the Fifth dis
trict, has a l0-year-old child who,
.thefirst of this week, was re-
ported dangerously i'll with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Vesta Rudd and son. Har-
old, Of Fulton, KY, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Simmons and sister, Mrs. Leslie
Black.
We are Offering big bargains in
mems work shoes, all of which are
fresh new goods, and are solid
leather from heel to toe. Ross
Bros. & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Connie Graves,
Mrs. Henry Graves and Mrs-Lu-
ther Mckinney, of McLemores-
vile, were among Huntingdon's
shoppers Monday.
Rev. j. A. Morgan, of Hunting
don, will preach at Landlord school
house Oh Sunday, April 80, at 3
p. m. Everybody invited to come
out and hear him.
| have secured the agency for
the Robertson McGill Buggy, and
anyone desiring to secure one will
find me at Cedar Grove. Jim
Butler. l0-3t 7
Mrs. Louis Darnall and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Otis Boyd. of McLe-
moresyille, spent the week end
with Mrs. Renzie Johnson and !
Mrs. Joe Pickett
SCRAP IRON WANTED 10 be de
liYered at Lusky's store. want
to finish out car. viii pay 35c
per hundred for immediate deliv-
cry. NJ. Lusky. +
Mrs. Mitchell Wrinkle and
Miss Frances, Of Nc
Kenue, spent laSt Friday in Hunt
tngdon, the guests Of Mrs. Lizzie
Cole and the Misses billiard.
Joe 7, Hillsman, who spends /,
the cotton season in Memphis, and
is now at his home in Trezeyant,
spent Monday in Huntingdon.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-04-20
Town and County News

Mrs. Charlie Sanders, of West
port, visited Mrs. George Parish
this week.
Miss Olive Wright returned last
Tuesday from a two weeks stay in
Nashville.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Leonard
Duty last Monday morning, a fine
daughter.
Mrs. Mamie Mitchell, of Fruit
land, is visitiag her sister. Mrs.
j. Sam johnson.
lobe Watson and family and
Mrs. Ton Broughton visited in
Camden last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, f. Jones and
Rev. &. 9. Hines are attending
Presbytery ut Cordova.
Mrs. Charles D. Crider, Of Jack
son, spent from Sunday until Tues.
day here with relatives.
Mrs. G. G. Watson spent from
Friday until Tuesday in Jonesboro,
Ark with her husband.
Mr. Granville Ellis, of the NJ.
I, N. at Murfreesboro, was a
Huntingdon visitor Sunday.
Cleo Chambers, after a brief
stay with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chambers. returned
Sunday to I4ancing, Mich.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-24
LIST OF 800 NAMES

Owing to confusion in sending so many numbers by telegraph in 81
short a time, there we're a few error RS in the list of draft numbers pub
Ished in Saturdays Silver State. A revised list is published below which
is probably correct; and as Humbol DIT countys quota has been raised
from 81 to SO, the first 800 names drawn are given, from which there
should be no difficulty in securing the number desired.
Cnrinl
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-24
HUMBOLDT MUST
FURNISH 60 MEN

Governor Boyle has r~earranged the
apportionment of the counties for the
first draft. Humboldt's quota is placed
at ninety-six instead of ffty-seven, as
given in the first announcement.
1t is stated that the Encouragement
has been made because there are a
great many more aliens and alien
enemies registered in some counties
than in others.
The total number of citizens and
d%eclarants registered in the State is
S,003, according to the new computa-
tions. the aliens and alien enemies
number 4,063, making a total regis
tration of 1906 in the State of
Nevada.
Credits for voluntary enlistments
have decreased the quota for the State
1872 men.
The following statement shows the
gross quota, credits and net quota as
signed to each county in the State of
Nevada:
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-24

645-Zandes, Nicholas f.. Winnie
mucea.
21S-Beeson, Tavern Brooks. Love-
lock.
620-Quilici, V~incenzo, Winnemucca.
55O-Guthrie, Mark Staley. Winnie
mucca.
574-Olivero, Fred, Winnemucca.
31-Ruio, Basilio. Amos.
9S1-Bechtel. Ray Samuel Lovelock
770-Edwards. William p, Winnie
mucca.
SS2-Cladianos, Christ, Golconda.
677-Gondra, Quastasia, Paradise.
749-Beartown, Fred j., Carlin, New.
525-Trigueri, Jose. Lovelock.
760-Cloud, Harold G., Winnemucca.
1S3-Sherman, Harry, DEMO.
56-Hurd, Guy Sherley, Colusa, Cal.
792-Lehto, Andy, Winnemucca.
5-Bernado. Leon. Amos.
350-Philipi, Afford. Rochester.
54-McGee, Frank, McDermitt.
S70-Batacao. Jose Cestano. Col
conda.
549-Gaetano. Costa. Winnemucca.
Observation-Disclosures. Antonio. Par
adise.
440-Hunter, Edward F., Lovelock.
741-Dangelmaier. Frank Matt. Amos
.O54-Peyton, Thomas Stanley. Love
lock.
711-Uriguen. Benito. Paradise.
l022-Johnson. John. Lovelock.
S41-Miller, Carlo, Mill City.
6SS-Ting, Gum, Winnemucca.
IO32-Magers. Don Alonzo. Loyelock.
623-Ruby, Samuel. Winnemucca.
269-Salvai, Enrico. Unionville.
6S5-Johnson. Chris Walter. Para
disc.
t141-Saparart, Jean Baptiste, Jungo.
lO16-Hanson. Walter f., Lovelock.
sS5-Lauria. Joseph. Rochester.
493-McBride. Earl. Lovelock.
923-McGee, Gerald W., Goleonda.
341-Marshall. Herbert. Rochester.
lOO7-Giannini. Ascanio. Toy. Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-24

SS0-Crairolo, Carlo, Golconda.
357-Russell, Jack, Rochester.
23-Mink, Ira, Amos.
331-Hunsucker, Alexander, Roch-
ester.
110S-Chaverry, Manuel, Amos.
492-McCafferty, Frank A., Lovelock.
565-Lockhart, Corbett A., Winnie
mucca.
S00-Long, Frank H, Winnemucca.
1049-Price, Roy H., Lovelock.
715-Urcarechi. A., Paradise.
961-Andre, Jose j., Lovelock.
539-Yen, Mon Foo, Lovelock.
349-Dada, Gus, Rochester.
562-Lambourne, Scipio K, Winnie
mucca.
501-Pinta, Edward, Lovelock.
102-Barnes, George Earl, Inlay.
S75-Bidart, Batiste, Golconda.
714-Uriguen, D., Paradise.
S6-Holman, Ira H., Oreana.
1024-Hewley, Edward j., Lovelock.
S71-Brani. Peter, Golconda.
ivy, Toy. McDermitt.
555-Isnard, John, Winnemucca.
97S-Barsotti, Italo, Lovelock.
506-Quirioni, F., Lovelock.
S77-Bernard, Gentil A. E., Golconda.
435-Mon, Gee Gar. Lovelock.
6S1-Hanson, Clarence, Paradise.
713-Uriarte, R., Paradise.
935-Ruiz, d. A, Golconda.
1121-Foster. Thomas, Dyke.
1150-Yrutaguena, Angel, Paradise.
Standardization, Matt, Lovelock.
113-Edwards, Ben w, Inlay.
725-SancheZ, T., Humboldt.
1004-Fletcher, Harold E., Lovelock.
156-Cunningham, Roy j., San Fran
cisco.
1034-Mari. Alfredo, Ocalla, New.
S0S-Miller, Otto, Winnemucca.
7S0-Hias, John, W~innemucca.
267-Menchini, Paul, Unionville.
567-Martinez, Salvador, Winnie
mucca.
421-Cassina, Bob, Lovelock.
940-Smith. Guy E., Golconda.
169-Lusarreta. D., DEMO.
436-Guiannini. p, Lovelock.
S96-Johnson, Carl, Skane, Sweden.
9S9-Caffrey. William A, Lovelock.
1107-Casseles, A, Humboldt.
S62-Ambrose, Frank. Golconda.
257-Grossman, Paul, Jungo.
155-Canto, Jose, DEMO.
2S4-Emminger. w. G., Lower Roch-
ester.
133-MeDonald. Donald, Inlay.
S07-Mardis, James r., Winnemucca.
S67-Bedell, Frank. Golconda.
930-Pellugi, NJ, Herrin, New.
1S5-Sanz. s., DEMO.
311-Carlson. Alfred. Rochester.
265-Hancock. Dick r., Unionville.
2S5-Harrigan, Hugh NJ. Lower
Rochester.
1119-Erguaga, R., Amos.
1051-Perasso. Andrew, Lovelock.
560-Lillie. Arthur c., Winnemucca.
303-Tomlinson. Harold T., Golconda.
563-Legarreta, Pedro, W~innemucca.
211-Sunday. Jack. Seven Troughs.
146-Warren, William L.. Inlay.
S43-Austin, Alfred D.. Jungo.
229-Heeker. George, Packard.
410-Boyd. Dell A, Lovelock.
299-Corvello. Jose L.. Goleopda.
750-Barnard. Bion H., Winnemucca.
5S-Lowe. Frank w, McDermitt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-24

391-saracendequi. Sabina, Rebel
Greek.
353-Rodgers. William John. Roches-
ter.
970-Brown, Joaquin. Lovelock.
637-Toy zee, Winnemucca.
360-Saunders, George. Rochester.
571-Martini, Pete, Winnemucca.
4SS-Mason. Willard W., Lovelock.
M-Reeves. Cloud Newton, Para
disc.
72-Baber, William Albert, McDer-
mitt.
1053-Pereira, Carlos Tomay, Love-
lock.
S56-Rogers. Arthur William, Roch-
ester.
112-Eager, Boyd Earl, Inlay.
1067-Steele, Isaac Jack, Loyelock.
12S-Lorditch, William B., INLAY.
679-Helgelona, John, Paradise.
S05-Main, James p, Winnemueea.
11-0lchauchu, Gierre, Amos.
900-Hinas. George. Golconda.
36S-Siler, Harry. Rochester.
1142-Sanz. Mariana, Lovelock.
6-Burton, Frank, Amos.
327-Hill. Harry G., Rochester.
664-Burd, Charles Hayne, Paradise.
93-Esparza. Tenaro, Pearce Ranch.
957-Austin. Tom. Lovelock.
1112-Elisondo, Raymondo. Jungo.
345-Oenning. Herman j., Rochester.
103-Bauci, Septimo. Inlay.
1102-Bilbao, Florentino. Winnemucca
556-Inya. Pedro. Winnemucca.
154-Crowe, George Cullen. DEMO.
51-Gabica, Frank. McDermitt.
717-Wood, Fred Leslie. Paradise.
1073-Savage. Charles Collins, Love
lock.
30-Roberts. Fred John. st. Louis.
Missouri.
199-Gignoux. Frank c., Seven
Troughs.
3SS-McCoy. Alvah Raymond. Ceres,
Cal.
773-Goodwin. John p. Winnemucca.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-24

608-Calvetti, Fedele, Winnemucca.
406-Andrade, Antonio, Lovelock.
519-Scott, Joseph, Lovelock.
25-McDonald. George, Amos.
392-Scott, Harry H., Platora.
8S9-Edmonds, Prescott Sam, Col
conda.
3S3-Jump, Edward N, Platora.
5SS-Basko Joe, Winnemucca.
856-Aspeguy, Bernard, Golconda.
705-Rentschler, Clarence Daniel,
Paradise.
576-Mayfield, Hadden Lafayette,
Lovelock.
944-Tenente, Antonio F., Golconda.
122-Harmon, Robert Edward, Inlay
642-Wheeler, Udney Elisha, Winnie
mucca.
939-Stewart, John, Iron Point.
222-Castle, Aaron, Gold Circle.
906-Kordules, Iaanes, Golconda.
700-Pasquale, Alfonso Jr., Paradise.
297-BeaI, Clarence Meade, Golconda
321-Ford, Dennis, Rochester.
736-Movando, Louie, Sulphur.
707-St Andrew, John, Paradise.
1002-Fuss, Frank Herman, Lovelock.
1151-Yriarte, Frank, Winnemucca.
1101-Bilboa, Fermin, Winnemucca.
368-Thorp, Howard, Rochester.
974-Benedetti, Cesare, Lovelock.
320-Edsall, Thomas Henry, Roches-
ter.
950-Truro. Leonidas Upton, Col
conda.
926-Ozcoide, Jose. Golconda.
1C10-Giusti. Mello, Lovelock.
919-Mancini, Fiorovanti, Golconda.
656-Walker, James Sidney. Roches-
ter.
nemucca.
1070-Sommer, Harry Walter, Love-
lock.
738-Olsen, Frank E., Sulphur.
acknowledgements, Arnaud, Jungo.
S4S-Arrista, Juan B., Goleonda.
111S-Estey, Edward Earl, Unionville.
121-King, Edward Leroy, INLAY.
221-Cole, John Macarthur, Roches-
ter.
292-Abel. David DEMO. Paradise
Hill.
S22-Roberts. Gino. Winnemucca.
504-Perira, Marion Thomas, Love
lock.
1064-Swasey. Orlando Harrison,
Loyeloek.
1091-Young, Clarence Llewellyn,
Lovelock.
470-Lund, Matt, Lovelock.
312-Coleman. Herman, Rochester.
90-Towne, Leslie Arthur, Oreana.
191-Williams, Richard. DEMO.
477-Mello, Manael, Lovelock.
753-Bell. Forest F.. Winnemucca.
130-Metsunda, Masayuke, INLAY.
S56-Aspegui. Bernard, Golconda.
16S-Koenig, Adolph Henry. DEMO.
1023-Lovelock, Alex, Lovelock.
424-Dixon, John. Lovelock.
S40-Clemmons. Raymond B.. Mil
City.
657-Arrcola. NJ, Paradise.
175-Madarioga, Jose. DEMO.
300-Cabral, j. NJ, Golconda.
27S-Righero. Angelo. Goldbanks.
1021-Jensen. Louis A.. Lovelock.
524-Taw, John L.. Lovelock.
911-Mateo, Y, Goleonda.
532-Woo,H Harry Chung, Lovelock.
1139-Perez, Emilio. Lovelock.
336-Taurent. John. Rochester.
212-Woods, William w, Seven
Troughs.
49-Errati. p, McDermitt.
Shaker, Hugh, Amos.
305-Aldrich. Harold p. Rochester.
557-Kelley. Otto j., Winnemucca.
622-Reinhart. Oscar. Winnemucca.
5S5-Araiz. Edward NJ. Winnemucca.
7S1-Halfer. Max w, Winnemucca.
1035-Mara. Alfred, Lovelock.
Observation-Disclosures. p, Lovelock.
323-Ford. James p. Rochester.
S57-Ardaiz, Vicente. Golconda.
963-Bishop. Henry A. Lovelock.
4SS-Gasper. Laurence, Loyelock.
S7S-Curley. Thomas b.. Golconda.
1059-Quong. Dong Sick. Lovelock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-22
TRAIN YOUR HAIR AS AN
ACTRESS DOES

No class of people devotes as
much time TO beauty as do act
resses, ard no class must be more
careful 10 retain and develop their
charms. Inquiry develops the in
formation that in hair care they
ind il dangerous 70 shampoo with
any makeshift hair cleanser. The
majority say that 10 have the best
hair wash and scalp stimulatcr az a
cost of about three cents. one need
only get "A package Of canthrOA
from your druggist. dissolve a tea
spoonful in a cup Of hot water and
your shampoo is ready. This makes
enough shampoo liquid TO apply IL
70 all the hair instead OF just the
top Of the head. After its use the
hair dries rapidly. with uniform
color Dandrun, excess oil and dirt
are quickly dissolved and entirely
when you rinse the hair
After this your hair will be so fluffy
that il Will look much heavier than
IL is Us lustre and sOftness will
also delight you, while the stimu-
lated scalp gains the wealth which
insures hair growth. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-22
What the French Maid Told Marjorie
BY JANE LOWELL.

Whether the walls are 10 be clean
ed or repaired it is well to take the
furniture out into the halls IL will
give you an excellent chance to
clean the furniture thoroughly with
out spelling the room. Before putting
the furniture back the woodwork
can be washed and the floor polish
ed. Before cleaning another room
you can wash and put fresh paper
in the closets and in the bureau
drawers.
The only furniture that you can
take out of the rooms at once are
the rugs and curtains. You can dust
the pictures and wash the large or
naments i'm the room. Cover them
with cheescloth to keep them from
again getting dirty You will have 10
beat the upholstered furniture in the
hall and the rugs in the backyard.
unless you have a carpet sweeper. If
you have a vacuum cleaner so much
the easier.
1T is never economy for a woman
TO paper the walls. wash the wood
work. or wash the windows herself
You can get that done for you by a
man at little expense"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Artemas X. Dibble and wife to Jo-
seph f. Grovelski, lot 81 and part of
lot 20, in block 80, in Lawrence &
Battelrs addition 10 Mishawaka, 81.
Bronislaw NJ. Wrotnowski and
wife TO Lewis d. Post and wife, a
tract Of land on Margaret St, Mish-
awake.
Cyrus S. Waldorf and wife 10 Ben
jamin f. Yerrick and wife, part OF
lots %, % and 80 in Weber's first
addition to Roselawn, 81.
julius Seeberger to Swan Johnson
and wife, a tract of land in Penn
township. 81.
Peter suit to Valtine Reamschny-
der, a tract of land in Liberty town
ship, $4,000.
Cynthia d. Metzler to Fred c..
Metzler and wife, lot so in G.. w. R.
Flowers first addition TO Misha-
waka, 81.
John Deavel and wife 10 Allen
Cossel. a tract of land in Liberty
township. $7,425.
Jacob Hildebrand and wife to
same, a tract of land in Liberty
township, 81.
Edward L. Paxson TO Belle Wurs-
ter, lot "N'', a r. Samples subdi-
vision Of lots &c, q and % in Dem
niston & Fellows addition, 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-22
MORE ABOUT HoUsECLEANING.

MORE ABOUT HOUSECLEANING.
i want TO tell you some more
things about housekeeping that I
have though OF since saw YOU yes
terday," said Marie as Marjorie en-
tered her aunt's house. Perhaps the
French maid started right in on her
daily advice 10 forstall any new sub
jet or problem in the brain of her
little caller
dc not try 10 rip up three or four
rooms at once. In selecting the
rooms 10 begin on you can either
take two adjoining rooms or take
one room on each floor. and try to
keep as much order and system
about IL as you can.
1T is often wise to begin in the
attic and work your way down. II
VIII give you room for discarded fur
niture and you may find other things
that may be OF service TO you. Put
the things you have no immediate
use for in boxes and label them.
Also check off the things that you
take out. so that you will know what
you have on hand.
Attack one bedroom at a time
and put it in order when cleaned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-22
PERSONALS.

Mrs Pelagia KramaszeWski, 7O8
Carlisle St. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
MacZykowski, corner Ford and Arm
old SITS. and Mrs. Josephine Macy
kOwski returned Wednesday after
noon from Manistee. Mich, where
they attended the funeral of the for
mer's mother. Mrs. Anna Wroblew-
ski
Frank Kaluczewski, who has been
here on business. left today for Elk
hart
Anthony Lipecki returned to
Michigan City following a business
visit here.
John Nowakowski left for Niles
after a short visit here.
Stephen Kruczkowski of Chicago
is here visiting with friends.
Donald Motynkowsk returned to
her home in Michigan City after a
short visit here.
Andrew Opatynski, Washington
av., has gone TO LapOrte for a few
days visit with friends.
Fred Walters Chicago is here
on business.
John Nowarski returned from a
weeks stay in Detroit.
Stanislaus Gbiniawski OF Ham,
mond visited with friends here We'd
nesday
Miss Katherine Mrachlewicz ar
rived here from Gary for a few
days visit with relatives
Victor SlewOwski returned to Bay
City after a short visit with friends
here.
The condition Of Valentine Der
gowski, Colfax av.. who has been
quite i'll for the past few days. is
now much improved.
F. J. Ryganowski returned 10
South Chicago after a couple of
days business visit here.
George Kupaszczyk of Indiana
Harbor is here on business.
Micheal Szarupinski, Philippe St,
left Wednesday for Chicago to spend
a week with relatives.
Miss Hedwige Rzepiewski, Lafay-
cite St, left Wednesday for Detroit
10 spend two weeks with relatives
and friends.
John Szarensld of East Chicago is
here on a business visit.
Henry Tyszewski. Chaplin St, has
gone TO Chicago TO spend the week
end with friends.
Micheal Katumanski returned TO
Fort Wayne after a short visit here.
Stanley Garuszewicz left for Mich
igan City after a few days visit with
friends here.
Paul Darminski, who has been
for Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-22

y. Michigan St, are able 10 be out
again after suffering from a bad case
OF la grippe.
Miss Mary Cook, Ala y. Walsh St,
has recovered from a weeks ill
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs T Kring, $50 River
St. have gone to Munsey. Ind, for
an indefinite stay
]. p. watkins, St5 Leland av., re-
turned Monday from a trip TO Chi
cago and Milwaukee, and left We'd
nesday evening. accompanied by w.
L. Miner. y. Lafayette St, for a few
days business trip TO the Kentucky
oil fields.
Mrs. r. Kemp and Miss Letitia
Wiring. 7O1 w. Colfax av., will leave
Saturday morning for st. Louis to
visit their sister, Mrs. II. Samuelson,
and later Miss Wiring will go TO
jacksonville, Ky. for an extended
visit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-22
announcements

The Women's Civic league will
elect officers Friday afternoon at 2
O'Clock in the gymnasium of the
Chamber of Commerce. The voting
machines VIII be used. The election
board is as follows: Mesdames Ryall
T. Miller, Inspector; William Happ.
Isaac Staples, clerks; Clara Weller,
Maude Stonecipher. judges. and
Frank Jackson, poll book holder
The Franchise league will meet
Friday afternoon at o'clock in ~"
gymnasium of the Chamber of Com
merce officers will be nominated
and elected during the meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
First Presbyterian church will hold
an all-day session at the church Fri
day to sew for the Epworth hospital
a picnic dinner will be served at
noon.
The New Harmony Sewing club
meeting has been postponed until
April 3 when Mrs. X. Z. Jester. 1922
y. Cleveland av., will be hostess.
The Norman Eddy Sewing circle
Will hold its regular meeting Friday
afternoon. The Mesdames James
Foster. ]. c. Willis and o. w. Will
liams will be hostesses for the meet
ing.
Members OF the Mayfiower club
will meet with Mrs. Ernest Kimball
Turkey Greek I'd. March 80.
Mrs. Harry kellogg, 1920 Cali
fornia av.. Will entertain the Neigh
borhood circle Friday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-22
LOCAL MAN PLACED ON
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
B. b. Miller. City SeaIer, is Given
Office by Inspectors
Organization.

INDIANAPOLIS, March %
Fort Wayne was chosen as the meet
ing place OF the 1918 conference Of
the state. county and city inspectors
Of weights and measures at the bust
ness session of the organization here
Wednesday. Heretofore all meetings
have been held in indianapolis. The
following officers We're elected:
President, John T. Willett, In
dianapolis: vice president, F. J.
O'Rourke, Hammond; secretary, G..
3. Tolan. Fort Wayne; treasurer,
J. c. Wallenmeyer, Evansville.
Among the new members of the
executive committee are: George
Mckinley. Richmond: Maurice
Walsh, Terre Haute; B. p Miller,
South Bend. and b. A. Austin, Hunt
ington.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-22
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Mrs. Frank NJ. Westcott of SYRIA
cuse, \. Y, is the guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. William Venner. ia
Wakawa av.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bowerman Of
Waterloo. Ind, have returned home
after visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. A
;. klinger. 704 Lincoln way Z.
Miss Marie Calender, teacher Of
English and German at the high
school. has returned 10 her home at
New Castle. Ind. because Of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Bressler. 723 r.
Bronson St. and Mr. and Mrs. G.
Garwood 405 Keasey St. have re-
turned home after attending the fu-
neral OF III. G. Rough OF Buchanan,
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Sherwood of Blu
chanan. Mich. are visiting az the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. a b. Seibert,
$50 r. Bronson st.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Oman, els
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-22
HUSBAND STILL LOVES
ANOTHER, SAYS WIFE
Harry Ham Is Ordered TO Report TO
Probation Officer For Two
Years.

Il wish that Harry would go back
10 that other woman in Pennsylvania
because / know that he is still in
love n her" Mrs Harry Ham
told Judge Hammerschmidt in city
court Thursday morning when the
husband was arraigned on charges
Of intoXication and later on wife
desertiOn charges. He was found
guilty OF both offenses after two
trials and for the second sentenced
10 $50 days at the state penal farm
and fined $3.50 and costs.
This sentence approXimating the
maximum was suspended by the court
on the promise Of Ham to turn over
a new leaf He was ordered 10 keep
away from drink and TO report every
week for two years TO the probation
officer and 10 pay weekly So 10 the
support Of his wife.
For the last two years the life Of
Mrs. Ham has been made miserable
according to her story by the mis-
treatments of her husband She told
the court of the many times that he
became intoxicated and Of his treat
ment of her during these periods. He
has worked only intermittently and
for more than six months he lived
some place in the southern part of
the state. Ham has been married
before TO a woman whom the second
Mrs. Ham declares still lives in
Pennsylvania. the former home Of
her husband. She said that she
wished the court would make him
go back to Pennsylvania and live
with the other woman.