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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
GIRL VICTIMS
OF AUTO CRASH
ARE IDENTIFIED

ldcnt Gcation OF The four victims
.of a cullisiou between an automobile
and an intorurban car m GratDi-
ave and The Taylor-rd. Thursday
midnight VAS completed Friday aft
ernoun when George = Buckley -
member ~ the Thirty first regiment,
recognized the women as Miss
Pho. % Reed. 80 wears old and Miss
Doris Burns. ~ years old.
Miss Genevievc Reed sister Of
ont Of The dead girls, was taken to
the morgue later ana she verified
the first Identification Louis J. w.
Chenard. 30 1903 IL Field ave. and
Ralph Dc Valera 30 lft5 Baldwin
ave. he men occupants OF the car
were identified bv relatives soon AFT
ar their death
The Reed girl told Coroner Roth.
acher tha' She and the Two wreck
victims came here from Toledo FIVE
weeks ago and planned TO return
Friday morning
Miss Reed has another sister in
Toledo who. ~ H. said will come TO
Detroit 10 take charge OF funeral
arrangements Little Is known OF
Miss Burns. II la said she assumed
tho name Of Burns" 9eC-usc her
real name g. poisa and di cult
bothe 20 spell and pronounce. Her
parents live In Toledo. but Miss
Reed doe not know where.
Frank Peltier. motorman ~ the
car that struck Chenard's machine.
Is stll being held by the police on
charge OF granddaughter Coroner
Ro'hat he~ declares that his invcsti-
cation reveals the fact that the ac-
cldenf was clearly the fault 81 the
driver lie says he does not know
why pcltior ~ being held
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
Charlie Buhrer's Role of
Oyster Simply Can't Last:
Tongue Soon Ways Again

County Auditor Charles 4 Buhrer
Friday afternoon issued "pronun-
ciamento" 20 the effect that hereaft-
er he viii maintain strict silence on
matters regarding the Kloka scandal
or any incidental scandals in the
county building
When the sun shines thru the
clouds that are hanging over the
auditors Office" he dcclarpI.
things will assume an entirely dlf.
ferent appearance Further than
that shall say moth n
Following his declaration Of
silence he declared IN heated tones
that sundry hard working young men
IN the county building. assigned
there by the several daily newspa-
rers to gather news. had formed a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04

\ THAT tho
all those derison which
widespread
General Konon Siberia
world his
OF
wit the or
battln
Tho doughty Tho the
wahps
the defenses that dhed the
General kornion began the
Cadet He scholarships that took him
schools lie distinguished himself
anguages It said hat he can talk language all
Ruas lie s bear in all Of
sian and Chinese As Lieutenant he attached the Siberian
He The
Russo lie had no chance shine until
actions him tho Cross st degree
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
SENATE TAX
BILL RAPED
BY KITCAIN
House Finance Chair
man Says 1t FavOrs
the Rich

WASHINGTON. Aug. Ak stiff
fight On the revenue bill as amend
cd by the Senate finance committee
was forecast IN statement issued
last night by Rep Claude Kitchin.
chairman 81 the house ways and
means committee
Rep kitchin attacked the senate
aversion of the bill declaring that il
contained 'monsuOus inequalities"
~ the distribution OF the ..s burden
and favored the rici, a; the expense
of those OF moderate means
Among Mr. Kitchin's criticisms
are these that the finance commit
tee struck out the I,enrOot amend
mcnt. increasing surfaces on In
comes of $4,000 10 100000 thus
relieving larpc i"comes 90 'rvation
totaling 500 900 600 annually re-
pealcd The munitiOn manufacturers
tax. relieving munitiun makers or
more than S25 900 900 year. .eX-
cmpted all corporations. relieving
the big corporations OF more than
$50 900 coo taxes a year and elm
mated the additional house tax on
the transfer Of estates. relieving big
estates and inhcritances OF $4,000,
600 the FIRST year and s3S. 100000 OF
more yearly thereafter
The finance committee struck ont
entirely. said Mr.. KitChin. many
millions of dollars of taxes which
the house had imposed on the man
ufacture and sale Of automobiles.
tires. cigars. musical instruments,
and numerous other Injuries. and
shifted more than sl00.000000 10
he owners of automobiles and 10
necessities like sugar. coffee, tea.
and cocoa.
The committee reduced taxes on
cigarettes. chewing and smoking
tobacco and snuff about sl5,000,00O.
ne pointed out. and put that amount
on coffee. tea and cocoa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
ON WARS
SIDELINES
With
Harold
Y.
Wilcox

TNHERE folks this world who believe that when Germany day
of of Siavs VIII be
the frontier devastating horde They
They concede chaos out
Petrogdwa but they have notion that one OF these days
that land turmoil They picture
this fellow Of compelling personality and military genius iheS
Napoleon VITA ana
him
Loyalty CALAMITY TO Nalhala re-
Berlin
such popular hero
Is could bring Bill
such fellow already the job The
Konon had
of the armies OF Russia We
that
follow blndy
that the Is set
him and that bis makeup for The role Is snnerb
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
CHICAGO DRAFT
REGISTRANTS
HOLD PARADE

CHICAGO. Aug T. The nations
first parade In honor of the men
chosen for tho new national army
was held today. when thousands az
drafted men marched thru the
streets
Nearly 1000 Young student officers
from Fort Sheridan participated
Soldiers of tho fcderalized Illinois
National Guard regiments were also
liz line.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
RUSSIA AGAIN
FORMS CABINET
Only Two of Ministers Who
Resigned Have Not With
drawn Resignation

LONDON. Aug Russia was
once again reforming her cabinet to-
day, for the fourth time since democ-
.acy overthrow absolutism. Petro-
grad dispatches tOGaN emphasized
hat the designations OF all the min
listers and the later Withdrawal OF
hose destinations 10y all save two OF
he Kerensky cabinet members. was
rot due TO lack OF support from the
'opulace They were impelled first
by charges approaching treason lev
led against NJ Tchernoff Socialist
minister or agriculture, forcing that
members retirement Tchernoff did
not withdraw his resignation and he
nd Foreign Minister Terestchenko
we're the first two minister's who
we're out today
Apparently the charges against
rchernoff were inspired by the Con
titutional Democrats, on whom kc.
tcnsky had been working in an 81.
fort 20 have them designate party
leader Tor the cabinet
one report received today wa
hat an adjustment of the whole
ministry would be arranged tomor
row az a conference which IL mas
understood Premier Kc.elshy
allied between all parties and the
representatives of the soldiers, work
mems. sailors and peasants con
gtesscs "a, Moscow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04

The third anniversary OF Britain
declaration OF war against Germany
is 10 be observed in London today
with public meeting AT which
Lloyd.George is expected 10 deliver
IN address outlining as precisely as
s possible what are the war aims
OF England and her Allies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
ROADS UPHELD IN
DETROIT COAL
SHIPMENT RATES

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4 Answer.
ing complaint Of Detroit coal com.
nanies the Interstate commerce com.
mission today held railroad charges
Of g. for re-consigning coal al De.
tfoit are not unreasonable or un.
lawful
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
About $40 boys mud girl. of the city
.A-.-.. -L--EL ~ Ih. na- Ia dnA ErlLnA

y ,
on northwestern field. under the
auspices OF the recreation commit
tee Prizes we're awarded the
successful contestants in the var
ION SOS and athletic events. An
east and west side tug-o'- war was
won hN the eastsiders after a hard
struggle Boys and girls in teams
~ IL ran4a relay race which was
wen by the Dufheld playground
children
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
About 100 Detroit aud Michigan poo
~ lciI LrldnA for a trim dnMn The

- Lawrence river and the Saguc-
nay. on the n. 4 g. city OF Cleve-
land I'll. 10y way OF Buffalo and
Mia cara Falls The tour IL the
third this senson arranged by G.
were Judge Alfred !. Murnhy.
Judge + J. NJ Hally the Rev
Jamc- Stapleton pastor 81 the
church OF the Annunciation. ana o.
hnlf-hnHon Welk known nhNsicInns
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
John 4. Nctabr, Ia charge Of plans
for the nurrhnsc of 2On. 900 tom OF

steam COAL Tor The Dltv. saws no
passage ~ the food and fuel hiii
will brine tine price Of coal down
and that 90 n"rs nrr now submit
ting bias In the hope that the COM
tract viii Doe let before tho opcr-
alton Of the bin makes price cuts
necessary. s}ids viii be opened
here Aug III
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
Norman ncrg, - years old. No S05 ~
HhllIn-nNc.. VIZ AIrmck h. "A uLnrr

OF fnlling stool plpo AZ ~ Was
working on new building M No
Ge4 Jencrsou-nVe.. Friday after
noon. and sustained fractured
skull lie was taken 20 Gtace hos
pItal His condition as critical
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04

Five and half million people Of
the United States are illiterate This
squire Includes only those more than
70 wears of age.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
Within 20 hours nftcr eniisting In
the Innmdimn EIr.t Uus.nrs In

Wind p Earl Robertson. of De-
troiL had hccn promoted to ser
gcant and WINS on his way east TO-
sail for France. thus establishing
a. new record for speed lie went
acrogs the river TO visit q soldier
fricud and the latter persuaded
him TO 20 along with him to the
trenches. Attic he has never had
any military experience he was
given sergcant's. stripes and viii
Dc trained later
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
4. +. mailman, No. 80 Putnmm-ave..
VIZ Lr - ~ h. LII reg. MN III I az n :

rop ana Third-aVcs. late FridaV
nlsht and robbed OF some small
change and gold watch lie
funisncd description ~ the men
10 the DOifcc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04

secret clique for the foul purpose of
placing the "skids" under no less A
parsonage than himself
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
iro"n-"d 80 two mn whose te.ti-
nony I'm nm assault case had given

n INYH IU IITI- J0hn Monlt0r,
3S years old. No lS5 Gcrald-avc..
Highland Park. started fight nt
the Eorl factory employees on
trance. Friday noon. and sustained
stab wound iu the abdomen which
may cause his death. according TO
Grace hospital physicians. John
bolNa. 40 f1i Nictor-ave who
with simon Ruda NJ 22 Manchcs-
tcr-avc.. testified against Dcmiter.
is heing he'd by the police charged
with assault
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
The Episode of the Roll Call

OF
Nv
and O h.
martial in Pressburg for saving
Gener Knnlon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04

woman three months ago. was mr.
rested Friday night 10y Patrolman
Charles BiCklys following hare
tusslc in front 81 saloon ON GAGS
ave. between Howa rdst. and Mich
iEau-aVe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
! The Detroit Board Of Commerce will
| open n npccinI course In Ercnch

next Wednesday evening for the
benefit OF Detroit men who will 20
10 war Ralph Liddy "A member OF
the board. is the originator OF the
plan The Instructor will he Ralph
g. Darian. former student i'm the
University OF Paris, who recently
gave instruction 20 the sixteenth
engineers az the fair grounds lie
Is preparing a French manual
a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04

PETROGRAD Aug ten Er
lelli. military governor OF Pctrogfad
aas been KILLED, says the BouIse Ga
lettc Re was treaChcrously shot
the back
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
.IELl. "A IL

I'm Toiedo some DAYS aga supposed
ly 20 enlist i'm the army Mrs Jo-
seph - Weaver met him a. she
Wa passing the county building.
Friday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
when fuse on n Tourteenth-nvc.
street chr blow out ErlLnx nIEht

Jt'ON h'tn. % NfuT5 on. NJ 2 y
lllnOis-avc was seriously burned
and was taken 20 Eecei wing rospi-
tai Others in the ear were sluht
Is burned
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
A. he was trying to get the names
OF TWO mcn N hn snn Q = hnd The dnnr

OF Two men who sma~hed tho door
OF the Jefferson thriller car. OF
which he was conductor Friday
night Jesse Bruce. rs years old. No
80 Ashland-ave. was struck in the
face by a man who rushed out from
the curb saying he would identity
tho mon. R~uc@ was taken 10 Gre ~
hospital. The two men who broke
30" class in the car failed to Get
on the hrst car Of the douhleheadcr
and when the trailer passed them
they sma shed the doors with their
lists. Conductor Bruce went back
10 investigates
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04

rrinting--thc plain neat ktnd--thst
4. riEht-Time- Job Dest~-Msin $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
Andrea Iscottn and james Ucnda.
chnrRcd With the slnNing Of Dc

tcctive Rogers. pleaded not guilty
when arraigned IN police count Fri
day. and were rcmandcd 10 the
county Jail without bail Their
eNamina will be hcld Aug 20.
when n is thot that Detective
kolh--Mhn- was wounded whom
Rogers WAS Killed. viii be- able 10
appear against them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
Cassie Quniters. weII-knowu De-
trni, girl who ha. hem on The

vaudeville and musical comedy
sft-e since childhood and Lat vear
was a member Of the "Ziegfcld
lulilcS chorus. was married q
month ago 10 W. r. Donneli. ~
w YORK sa'1 20 Ice n multi mil -
lIonaire. according ~ her mother.
Mrs Qualters No ESQ Parkvicw-
ave The Qualters sisters have
ho"1 81. i'-fnov-" ip fhf chDrua
ranks ~ the Winter garden and
other musical shows for several
-,t-suH ipt Quaiters was also a
member OF the Fpllies last season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04

PrintinE--the plain neat kind--thst
h riEht-Times Job Dcpt.--Nain 1870.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
The Detroit COLLEGE Of Medicine base

hospttnl unit II expected To mob
illze at the state fair grounds next
week. The camp was used by the
sixteenth engineers until last sun
day Lieut. Col. Burt r. Shurly
director OF the unit. and other ON
GERS inspected the camp Friday. and
pronounce IL ideal for their pur-
poses They SO reported 10 the war
department and expect orders to
move there almost at once reg
ulnr army major and two quarter
master serReants. who viii attend
20 tho military end Of tho unit are
expected 20 arrive in Detroit Satur-
daV night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
City News in Brief
roda,'> and sundays Hand Concerts.

Todas's and sundays HAND Concerts.
hmcman's Military band Herman
" Srimcman. director. renders the
following program on Belle Isle in
the afternoon. beginning at . 80 and
ia 'itrl larh Iu The evening. bee
Winning az IS o'clock
March, "Gurde de Corps" Cham
bcrs selection from THE Sercnade.
Herbert. American sketch Down
south. Middleton. overture 'lS1e.'
Tscha ikowsky. Nylophnne solo. See
lected Adolph Wohl Gems from the
Operette Tho Spring. Maid. Rein
ha "reminiscences from Robin
Hood 10 Koyon. "Panamcricana
Herbert; star Spangled Banner.
Sundays program on Belle Isle
beg 'nnlug NJ ? o'clock:
March. "Grapdioso. s-sitz. selec-
ton from "Lttie Christopher. To-
ban overture. Pest" I.eutner.
$50 Vtette from Lucia. ponizettf.
cornet solo. Chas Edwards. Grand
Selection from the opera "Giocenda. '
PQnchleli waltzes. con the Bruutf-
fui Rhine" Keler-Bela. gems from
Madame sherry. fosehna, Star
Spauglcd Banner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
ncrpondrnt and worried. Mrs Dean
smith. - Nrnrs old. OF I'IttshurRh

smith. - Ncnrs old. Of Pittsburgh.
tried 70 commit suicide Friday ar
tcrnoon. by jumping into the De-
troit river az the foot - Csss-avc..
nut was rescued by Ell Schrow. An
cmploye OF the Detroit 4 cleveland
Navigation company and Captain
John Hyatt. ~ the steamer Hyatt.
Mrs Smith has been staying with
her sister, Mrs Clarence Miilas 80.
sfS Hubbard So. for the past few
weeks.
Wichnei Giont - years old. no home.
veii-knOvn to the Detroit poll -
as a guuwen and dope peddler
and wanted noN 0n o charge ~
nseanlt With nftempt 10 kill bee
cause - an attack upon man and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-13

DIR. Malmstone OF Griffith. was in
town Monday making professional calls
J. Lynch transacted business in Ham
mond, Tuesday.
Rev. N. V. Andrews has been visit
ing in Highland for several days. He
returned to his home in Kentland. on
Thursday morning.
The farmers are hauling their sugar
beets to the cars preparatory to ship
ping them to Holland. Mich. The Hol-
land Sugar Beet Co. is paying rs cents
above contract price.
Miss Petronnella Blom, little Ruth
Reiner and Master Krooswyk are on the
sick list.
The teachers and many OF the pupils
OF the Highland public school attended
the school fair at Crown Point. yester-
day.
John Koertenhoeven. the blacksmith.
was quite badly hurt yesterday when
a horse he was shoeing. owned by E.
Krooswyk. kicked him.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con
gregational church met at the home Of
Mrs. Henry Daugherty. Thursday az
.ternoon. Eight member were present
and & pleasant meeting was held. The
mex meeting will take place at Mrs. z.
Douthett'H homo in two weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-13
DYER

Dance at Spring Hill Grove. wednes-
day evening, Oct 18th. Good music.
1888
h First National Bank Of Dyer will
sell o "a Liberty Bond on the weekly
or monthly payment plan. One dollar
per week for fo%rty-nine weeks buys a
$50 bond: 50 per week for forty-nine
weeks buys a 800 bond; $500 per month
for ten months buys q $50 bond: $3.50
for ten months buys a 500 bond. Easy.
Come IN and talk u over. 10-i3-1
The Dyer public schools were closed
yesterday TO give pupils a chance to at
tend the exhibition Of various roducts
OF the county at Crown Point. Dyer pu-
pills participated in this exhibition and
sent over various ~produtcs. such az
poultry, corn. vegetables and canned
fruits.
Just a trace Of snow driven by a cold
wind yesterday morning gave US a fore
boding of the coming winter. that 1t is
not far Off and hat we prepare.
After a weeks visit with relatives IN
Chica go. Mrs. andrew Pezchel and chill
dren returned to their home here ysster-
day afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-13

failing to meet their obligation In this
respect.
Deciding TO do our bit to help America
win the war. the tranic men set them
selves the task Of finding misuse of cars
by light loading snd detention. and TAX
ing the actual cases to the shippers. our
plan -.
Examine station records to get the
cases. Apportion among ourselves the
larger users o. cars, each man giving
special attention 10 the shipper assign
cd TO hlm. POINT out the advantage to
him Of quick dispatch and the utmost
use OF available car space help his de-
wise schemes for double loads. detect
delays to shippers order freight conse-
auent upon the non-arrivaI Of bills of
lading: securing bonds under which
cars can be properly released; advise
the handling of bills of lading through
the fewest number of banks; urge buy
ers to buy enough to NIL a car If con
venient; devise schemes TO reduce the
number OF package cars without impair
ing the service: report de%linquencies Of
employees which result ia delays.
As a result Of this campaign by the
freight traffic men on our line. the most
encouraging results are being accomp-
lished. I feel justified in believing that
both the freight men and the shippers
along our line are doing some worth
while work to help America win the
war.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-13
Every Woman Wants

an all that. amt We? Ar ys think this
drill is all 'umbug an eyewash."
"Te can take my word for it, drills
the thing wots goin' to win this war,
Anybody can be q bllnkfn' gro and d.
this death and glory stunt. but 1t lakes
a man to do IS drill in the field as
steady as ed do it ere on this parade
ground.
Let me tell ye 'ow l learned the good
o drill. It was doorin' the retreat. I
was in charge a party-ell o ON train
ed soldierS-wheu we come to a pfacs
where the 'uns was chewin' up the
ground wild machine guns. Them was
the DAYS we admit got no Lewis guns at
guns in the ole British army. Makes
We laugh to think on 1t. can swear
We done no %laughin'.
IAN wot did drill do-eh? I'll tell
We. Soldiers they was and they knew
their drill backwards. 7 have the order
to six paces-extend. An they done It
without turnfn' q air. An went up to
the 'un and gave i'm blazes. An how
casualties 'ad We. do we hink.
Two. That was all. One chap was kill
ed an another wounded. That was me,
see?
Now. If we 'ad been a lot o blinkin'
'eroes, instead Of q lot o soldiers wotid
ave happened, eh7 We'd all a been cas-
II aver ye git into a corner
like We was in you'll thank Cave for
the bit o drill We was taught ere on this
parade ground"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-13
ST. JOHN

Dance at Spring Hill Grove. wednes-
day evening, Oct. nth. Good music.
1o-1s-s
St. John court. No. 90. c. q. F.. hold
a regular meeting on Oct. 10 the fol-
lowing new officers were installed: c.
r., John Miller. Jr.; V. c. r.. Norbert
Boiling; P. c. R. L. D. Lauernan: r. S.
n. Ludwig; F. s.. \. J.. scherer; trus-
tee, VIM. Boiling; speaker. L. q. Lauer-
man; conductors. Jos. NJ. Gerlach. Ed
ward Klassen; sentinel. VIM. A. schrei-
Der.
Peter schaller is visiting with rsla-
lives IN Michigan for several weeks.
Mrs. Schultz and daughter spent
Thursday with their son and brother.
Among the Hammond visitors Thurs
day. were Mrs. Peter schumacher and
the Misses Ross and Lena Schumacher
and Miss Hildebrandt-
Miss Veronica Dewes was a Ham.
mond visitor on Friday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-13
HOBART

Joseph Mellon has resigned hts posi-
ton at the local Pennsylvania depot and
has accepted one at Kirk Yords, at Gary.
He entered upon the duties of his new
position yesterday.
A daughter was born Thursday TO Mr..
and Mrs. J. Bendt.
Miss Mabel Stems OF Crown Point.
visited here during the pest week at
tie home OF Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Ingram.
This Saturday has been set aside as
Patriotic Day for Hobart and a pat
riotic rally will be held at 8 o'clock this
evening at the school auditorium. Many
prominent speakers viii appear on tbs
program and the music will BE- furnished
by the Commercial band.
Mrs. Ada Pho returned yesterday from
a weeks visit with relatives at Fort
Wayne.
The Guild of Sc. Stephens Mission
mot yesterday afternoon with Mrs B.
2. Bale.