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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
4 Birthday Party.

4 Birthday Party.
Miss Vivicnne Claire Fitzgerald.
daughter of Mrs. William Fitzgerald
Of Hartford, Conn.,. celebrated her third
birthday yesterday afternoon, at the
home of her grandmother. Mrs. X. II.
Mccormick, at COS West Spruce street.
Guests assembled for the party were
Peggy Dixon, Anna Alton Weisel.
Margaret Lucy. olive Mcleod, Leah
GREENWOOD Mary Virginia Lucy,
Washington J. Mccormick III. George
Weisel. Tommy Mulroney, John Lucy
Swift. John Shirley Thane, George
Gougler. Charles Edgar Campbell, Will
lam Paul Fitzgerald and Cathleen w.
Fitzgerald. Mothers of the guests were
also present. admiring the pretty scene
as they visited together. The occasion
was unique, In that the house is the
oldest house in Missoula and this is
the first birthday party to be held in
the house since one held for Washing
ton j. Mccormick II. whose little son
was one of the company yesterday.
Mrs. Fitzgerald was assisted in en-
tertaining the mothers and little folks
by Mrs. Frank Higgins. Misses Doris
Prescott. Bernice Kemp and Dorothy
Donohue.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
Bridge Club.

Mrs. Charles II. Hall was hostess
for the Bridge club, last Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Scaver. Mrs. n j.
Lennes and Mrs. Charles T. Johnson
were guests with the members.
The club will meet next Wednes-
day. with Mrs. J. w Ruford Mt her
home on South Sixth street east.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
Simpson, elyea.

Miss Evelyn Simpson of Bozeman
and George c. Delyea of Missoula were
married at O'Clock. last evening, at
the parsonage Of the Methodist church.
Rev. Charles d. Crouch. Il. D.. per-
formed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank J. Collins We're witnesses. Mr..
and Mrs. Delyea will live at 900 East
First street, Mr.. Delyea being en-
ployed at the mill of the Great Western
Sugar company.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
A Hard Times Party.

The Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
eineers with the Ladies' auxiliary and
& number of friends. 80 men and
women in hard times costumes of Won
derful cut and color. celebrated Hal
loween at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Sampson. 1241 Harrison street.
Music. dancing. cards, fortune telling
and refreshments.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04

Miss Geraldine GenereuX was host
css at her home. 4o1 East Front street.
Friday evening. Her guests. Misses
Anna Walsh. Leah Matteson. Marjorie
Stowe. Marie Harris. Louise Laundry
and Marie Matteson. enjoyed music
and dancing. with Halloween games
and refreshments in rooms made
bright with flags and Jack OIanterns.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
Seniors Are Guests.

The senior class of Sacred Heart
academy We're guests in the home OF
Miss Julia Ducal, at 900 Alder street
on Thursday evening. All wore Hal
loween costumes and the evening was
spent with Halloween games. music
and dancing. The company included
Misses Desehamps, Martz. Walsh, Tar
diff Paquet. Collins, Armstrong. Nc
Donnell Benbrooks. O'Connor. Chev-
igny. Hale, Boyd and Dugal
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
Norman Macleod Entertains,

Norman Macleod. son of Mrs. w.
+. Mills. entertained 30 of his friends.
boys and girls. Wednesday evening. at
his home on Stephens avenue. AS part
of the Halloween celebration. Misses
Anne Hall and Grace Ruford told for
tunes and Mrs. F.. Orlo Bangs played
ghost.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
As You Like II Club.

The As You Like 1t chih will meet
Tuesday afternoon. with Mrs. II. S.
Galley at her home on Gerald avenue.
The paper of the day will be given by
Miss Mary E,lrod. the subject being,
From the Mongols to Peter the Great"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
At Sacred Heart Academy.

The sophomore class entertained the
seniors of Sacred Heart academy. with
costume party. last Monday even
ing. Music, dancing. Halloween games
and refreshments filled the evening.
Miss Rowena Tardiff was awarded the
prize for getting the largest number
of apples out Of the water.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
Talk English Now Over
Telephones in France

Paris.-English now is spoken over
the telephone in Paris for the first
time since the war began. The presence
here of several thousand newly arrived
Americans who have not been able to
master the French vernacular induced
the authorities to modify the rule laid
down at the beginning of hostilities
that no language but French could be
used over the telephone.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
The Ramblers' Club.

Mrs. John r. Daily entertained the
Ramblers' club, Friday afternoon. at
her home on South Sixth street west
The 10 members of the club were all
present with Mrs. William Steinbren-
ner and Mrs. f. s. Holmes the guests
The club will meet on November IA.
with Mrs. X. L. kirkhart
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
Farewell for Mrs. Cary.

Members of the choir of the Pres
hyterian church, to the number of %,
stopped at the church narlors Thurs
day evening after choir practice to say
farewell to Mrs. T.. 4. Cary, who
leaves tomorrow for a holiday visit
1t her old home in Nebraska and with
friends in st. Louis. The company was
seated about a long table. where n
supper was served by Mrs. Frank Nc
Haffie, Mrs. f. D. CAN'T. Mrs. Frank
Thomas and Mrs. Lamar Chaffin.
Toasts We're spoken informally, wish
ing Mrs. Cary happy journey and a
safe return to Missoula. where she is
counted Indispensable as organist for
the Presbyterian church. Singing
about the table was led by Mrs. +. A.
Price, choir director. Mrs. c. II. Put
| ney will play the pipe organ at the
| church during Mrs. Cary's absence.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
Art Department.

The Art department of the Worn MS
club will meet Monday afternoon AT
the home Of Mrs. q. +. Peterson on
Gerald avenue. The topic of the af-
ternoon, Work of American Artists in
the Boston Museum" viii he intro
duced by Mrs. Peterson.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
Faculty Ladies Guests.

Mrs. f. O. Sisson Will have the Ia
dies of the faculty her guests. Mon
day afternoon. in place of her custom
airy afternoon at home.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
StzartYo
.r'uw Fast

MRS. -. .. lI-To get rid If that dis
agreeable" cAalkineS~ in nearly all face
n"'yderS, | 43H" NO my own face powder
made specially. 1t il now sold as Wales
Isa snratt Face Powder" ut drug stores
Tor NIFTY cents in flesh, white and bru-
u'lfc lint. ! d"tN yuu To find n powder
1n"v" exquisite in fm"nese.
WHY-H"rcafter if your aruggis,
hasn't III" opt"l tor wrinkles and the beta
"ti"2 = TIN rure Of either OF them. t,
Hp!dinl, Chicago. M" and MY secretary
VIII supply Won hE mail al once.
AGlN'i--I IAN guarantee You will gel
ia If those wrinkles, crows feet and
l''e'}eud wrinkles in only few days, you
cream At home, as follows: 1t produces
IL" most I"n.arkah!" results you can
Hu@Gtn". Mix two ounces of eptol ana
tWo tuhl"spoorfuS of glycerne in half n
PM # water. Use tn. cream lavishly ana
N"u'll get wonderful results. | have known
startling effects 10 he obtained with this
cream On Very wrlnkl"d faces in week :
time. Vie skin turns fresh. plump and
Youthful and difference Of many years
III app.arln"" is soon noticed even by
Yourself, 70 obtain this result you must
use -" cream faithfully H'nd every day,
applying IL thick.
NIL OVERT is the easiest thing YOU
can imagine To get rid got blackheads
They can be removed in a few minutes
ana II YOU doubt it. just get some pow
d.red nernNin at the drug store for fifth
cents. sprinkle some of il on a wet cloti
and rub ii on the blackheads Then look
IN the mirror and try 10 see them--youl
he surprised.
Mobile G.-fou can now be NATURAL,
beautiful, instead of a painted UP counter
LETT, by using my beautifying cream !,
Il Few days you'll marvel at the results
Your skin will be pure and natural as
LILY. fet one ounce of Zintone at TIN
drug store for fifty cents and mix wit
two ablespoonfuls Of glycerine in a min
of water. Your youthful appearance wi
surprise your friends
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04

and Mrs. .Worden left for Pacific
coast cities. They will return to make
their home in Missoula. Mr.. Worden
is member of the Sigma M frater-
nifty and his bride is member OF
Delta Gamma sorority of the univer.
atty.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
Social and Domestic Science Depart

The Social and Domestic Science dc
partment of the Missoula Womans
club will meet Monday n ernoon at
the home Of Mrs. George Stcirbronner
32l fremont street Summer remi-
niscences will he given by meI hers OF
the department.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
Three Link Sewinq Circle,

The Three Link Sewing circle will
meet next Wednesday afternoon, at
|. o. o. F. hall. Members will come
prepared to do Red Cross hand work
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04

Members will work on Christmas
packets for soldiers. continuing their
custom of saving on refreshments to
spend the money for Red Cross sup
plies.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
W. r. c. Inspection.

Regular inspection will be held at
the meeting of the Woman's Relief
corps. next Tuesday afternoon.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
Royal Neiuhbors.

The Royal Neighbors will meet or
Wednesday evening. at the Masonic
temple. Each member is asked &c
bring a pair of scissors to the meet
ing.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
Humane Society.

The Missoula County Humane so.
ciety will meet Friday afternoon at ;
o'clock at the court house.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
Pope-Worder,

Pope. Worden.
Miss Lila Mae Pope Of Billings and
Donovan Worden of this city were
married on Wednesday. October II. at
the home of the brides parents. Rev.
ana Mrs. Joseph Pope, in Billings.
ReV. Mr.. Pope performed the cere-
mony, assisted by Rev. Gregory Pow
ell. After wedding breakfast. Mr..
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
Quae Vera Club.

Thc Quae Vera club will meet Tues
day afternoon. with Mrs. George Fox.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
Ruth Barer Hostess,

Miss Ruth Barer was hostess at her
home. 439 stephens avenue having all
the little girls of the second grade of
he Willard school, for Halloween.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04

to cat was served at the conclusion
OF the evening.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05
MANUEL BUENH
Paris. Feblero y. 1917.
ABONOS N~ATURALES.

Los senorcs Muniz Y Lame haceli
obs.rvar O. al lado dc Ia question hi
giGnica de Ia depuracion, no sc dcbe
perder dc vista Ell valor fertii!zante dc
las aguas servidas.
Tn metro cubico del aqua dc las
cloacas de Paris, cortienc $3.50 gra-
mos de azoe, II gramos de acido fos-
forico, As. IS .gramos dc potasa, 337
gramos de cal. 104.40 gramos de mag
ncsia, V representa- aSi-calculan-
do esas s~ustancias segun Ell precio que
tienen actualmcntc-un valor de fran
O O.15 o sea %cuarenta veces 10 que
viene o costar ell metro cubico de
aqua de riego.
Sc podria, pues, lIcvar esa aqua dc
las cloacas a grandes distancias, para
regar Y fertilizar las t%ierras, en- vez
de esparcirla C. superficics restrin-
gidas. clevando cl nivcl del aqua y
calsando numerosos Inconvenience
PRACTICES.
Durante la epoca del crecimicnto,
la planta toma del aqua de las cIoa-
cas- los elementos que neccsita; du-
rante Ia cstaci0n invernal. ell azoe de-
pasa a Ia Sa. pIans, col. Il,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05
Como
Mandar
Dinero
4 Mexico

Con nlucha frecuencia recibimos
cartas en- las cue Sc nos pregunta
"a manera absolutamente segura
: mas rapida para enviar dinero a
listintas p.azas de Ia Republica
NcHlcana, asi corIo ell modo mas
cfiyaz para traer dlnero de aquel
02is. CT seguida tencmos ell gusto
!e Oar TN informe a nuestros ellen
res, ei que no dudamos resultara
an p=ovecho de todos.
&Xiste I'm medic muy rapldo, ell
N y ahsolutamente SECURE para
snvlar dinero & cualGuier ciudad de
IA Repubiica MeXlcana, ei que ofre-
e, entire ctras muchas, la ventaja
!e que es &c TODD punto impossible
cue los cllentes pierdan IN solo
.entavo, pues que Ia casa Eirado-
"a IN bajo .su mas eStricta res
non5abilidad tcdos los r!esgos, y
Sc cncarga de oar todos los pasos
.'nccesarios Z fin de evitar q sus nu-
nerosos cl!entes toda clase de mo-
estias, p6rdldas Y dificultades.
Los pages Sc hacen en- todas las
ia .as de la citada Republica Me
iicana, p5ccisamente en- pesos fuer
-es dc plata meXicana 0 en- none.
las de orc %nacional, pudiendo ha-
GER tambien sitUaciones en- d0lares,
} sea dlnero americana, 81 el Glen
&c asi 10 preflere.
Al desear situar dinero a cual-
Iuier parte de Ia Republica, bas-
tara remitir I la casa giradora di-
aero americana, asl como el nom-
bre y direction complete de Ia per-
soma 4 quien debe remitirse en-
Mexico, y Ia casa por conducto de
sus agentes Sc encargara de hacer
ilegar a raanos dc los interesados
ci dincro que Sc orGenc, sin que
Ia persona que 10 rerlite de este
pals tenga que moiestarse ell es-
crinir, nj enviar libranzas, pues
Tue la casa %glradora Sc encarga
de TODD clio, V adcmas recogera un
recibo de la persona a quien sc lie
renilte el dinero, ell que envlara CO.
mo c~omprobante a sus ciientes.
Al reciDir el dinero americana.
la casa giradora envlara al cliente
una carta de garantia, en- la que
consta que 81 por cualquiera cir
cunstancia ell dincro no fucre en-
tregado 4 la persona gu G Sc desig-
ne ell Mexico, en- un plazo razona-
bic, la casa Sc ccmpromete a de.
volver al girador la misma canti-
dad de dinero americana que reci-
bio, sin cobrarle absolutamen+e ma
ia pcr sus gestiones
i la fecha esta casa ia situa-
do en- Mexico mas de trescientos
nil pesos meXicanos y tienen ell
Susto de no haber recibido nj una
sofa reclamation.
Pala ren.itir ell dinero an.erica-
10 el mode mas SECURE es sacar
IN giro postal 0 giro de Express
2agGderc a Ia orden de Mayo's
Money Exchange 0 enviar los billie.
ties en- carta certificada debiendo
rotular ell sobre como sigue:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05

nensamicnto aieno no Sc crea artl!l-
cialmente. porUue no depcnde de ia
~refleyiin nj de Ia volurtad. De
icual manera que un inglcs o an ana
ricano, unique vivian muchos amos eli
cualuuicra de ~nuestros puebloS y Ia
a asimilado algo de 81 pSlquls, c.
cuchan sin inmutarse las opiniones de
las demas. por grandc que sea su de-
scmeianza con la Suya. I'M dc nose
tros no puedc. por mas que sc lie haya
olvidado hablar cl cspanol, saber de
alguicn que c las ccsas dcSde un
punto de vista diStinto al suyo. sin
exrcrimcntar ell deSco dc %agredir!e,
dc casticarlc, dc hacerlc scntir el pc
50 dc la c6lcra que tai hecho lie pro
ducc, o simplementc dc odiarlc y
desearle la mucrtc. 81 no es I'm impul,
sivo. Esta ESQ en- Ia sangrc; tlene
races muy hondaS y vve a traves de
los siglos y dc las gencraciones. rs
immortal, inhcrcntc a Ia personalidad
de la raza. Lo cual no impidc a es-
Ia ser. en- SUI aspecto ~lirico, gran apa-
sionada de Ia libertad y tcner en- su
historic los mas admirables sacrifi,
clos que ha hecho la espccie por los
derechos del hombre Y por la demo-
cracia. Acaso Sc trate de n virtud.
\ mi. en- este momcnto de. soSiego,
que me permite ~resistir a los impul-
SOS atavicos. me parece I'M defecto
que no pudicra calificar de tai por
Que. como 10 escribo en- cSpanol, pu-
dicra producer Ct enojo dc los que 10
estiman de otro modo.
ATTACHE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05

aGrcilcs casos cXcepc.onale5 en- QIe
Una enidemia Intervene para alte-
RAJ los factories de vida ' muerte. En-
frrancia las causas de IA despob!aclon
-cn tan visibles Que no es meneSter
r?9etrar en- e! misterio para 'letel-
,~5inarlas Est pueblo tan civlliHado
q ha he:ho tan rlateria!lsta cue "a
e! amo. no puede rivaliZar 4 sus ojos,
rcn q 9inero. Generaln.2ntc cl ma
'~rirlcnio Sc concierta aqui por inlpu!-
=c.z sentimentales Y desinteresadoS,
:ino a~tendicndo a considerations
mas ~proea;cas. La mu.er sin dote,
!,c:' bella cue sea, esta muy aNpueS-
"a 2 Quedarse para vestir santos.
e destino Ia permite unicamente Gle
cir uro dc estes dos caninos:-el ira
.ajo manual c Ia galantefia. 81 otTo,
= del hoEar esta cerrado para ella.
For que? Muy scncillo: porque el
h2r.bra no Sc contenta con 81 belle
&c: Guia..e, adcm@s, dincro. Sobre
eza base fllndase el hogan frances en-
n cius:ad y en- Ell campo. Es e. te-
rriblc marriage de- raisoh', que tan
lbs cstragos Ia hecho y har&. y
qu5 ocurre una vez el matrmcnio
cc:sumado? En- Ia mayoria de los
Iasos que los c0nyuges, c~uale9quIora
4: ~di:er"nciaS dc temperameEto 0
:, ca.is:ar que los SepaTen, - rO-
aan de acrerdo sCbrc III punto; Ia
nt.c>iJad del ahorro, Que bordea muy
4 menudo en- Ia solidcz. Sc piensa
en- atesorar : en- que e. monica al
a,ulqnlo 3crdure. " cGro' No pro
grenade mrcho. Ina prale d;iatada
d~irrr:ar;a n .l~crerci&. Por ESQ Sc
rrcc:ira tenrr rn hija O los tolo 10
ma: Es G, regimen de IL art:nlctica
solrrado = las cosas lei amor
Ese q M rspccto del problema.
Htro no r2cnos importante es el de
Ia H.. e.tua!lzaci0n de Ia vida. que
ia II c~cra1ro IN abusive Q-eGom!-
,;o soh--o 81 resto del ORGANISM En-
rr,r.,. e., r,,, ;er GO !a n1atcrializa-
=, .,,-~ ,c.,o O; hor,brc, g. tan cuI-
"a COMO = = Ic ~ordinarin. mas indie
~rc2djra:l. ANA n calle, So ha ha-
%;.,,fc ., ,~.;. = 80 SO y]ceigra q no
+-,.,,,.,- oi .aqtro las costInbres
=. la r.,.ax los dc so,rcyeria = y
,,rorIirar;fn del hon,brc. ia nonen.
~. r. MANS = 81; niy,.l y como
"a q traaaia tarto comu Gl Y apor-
- Fl nogar tanto o Z, ell. Pcro, 81
toa+rc. a. l;bro y Ia Gale exigen III
.ic~r, n,a o. mcne.ter robacla a.
nousr V va Sc sobrentirnde que 10
! au>enril del hcGar trrena tGia CO.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05
DFSDE NASHIHCTON
EFERVESCENCiA.
WASHINGTON. Mnrzo "a.

WASHINGTON. Merzo "a.
A vosotros los cue ~vocea!s en- las
galeria oS digo que, anora, frente =
IL guerra 500 rstamcs divididoF los
hijos de este pals en- dos classes: a
nericanos Y traidores!--grit0 g. Al
calde dc NuevA York. Mr.. John Pu-
troy Mitchell, durante 81 Mitin" cue
para festejar ell triunfo de Il demo-
cracia rusa. Sc efectu6 anoche en-
Carnegie Hall, 4 consequences he Ia
Der interrumpido 81 GiscurSo yarlos
pacifist2S que Sc habiaM GlStmauIdH
en- aqIella parte del teatro, con 81 pro
o6sito detarminado de impedir que Sc
aprovechara el acto para hacer pro2a-
canda en- favor dc Ia Intervention dc
los EstadoS Unidos en- Ia guerra.
La interruption fac hecha Al r~5te"''-
Sc c, Alcalde a Ia sitUacion ~int@rnHc!'
ma. Ell eSta forma:
Nos hallamos a! horde de a CUE
RIA, ' debemos sent!rnos satlStechoS
lie que ruando cn,remos en- ella, pA-
"a vindicar los ideales que sirvleron
lie Fundamental 3 ruestra n1cion, que
son los De la Democratic niversai, en-
vez de pe,ear junto = los representa-
81. y defcuSores de un regimen auto
cra:ico tcngamos por hermanoS' en-
los pe.:gros = en- las siof2aa' a -o'
lie IA Russia democratlca que aaor2
Alborea sobre Europa.
Este pe-iodo fue q que irrito a los
pacifistas ' dj6 lugar a III pequeno
tamuiro, On e. que los ~partidar;os de
l. guerra y sus ememigos, manitcS-
aaron 81: opiniones ruidosamentc.
Tambicn en- Wal! Street hubo aver
una rormrnta, ocasjonada pc: u mis-,
MA auSa. aunquc q Ia !nversa. uno
de los leaders de la c. npana pacifls-
n pretendio n~tilizar como uIbuHa
IN automovil. para improvisar un m
.ny contra Ia guerra. Pero apcnas
habia empezado = habia-. cuando di-
10 que los Estados UnidoS esuaba"
s;endo arras,rado, = Ia conilagraci0n
euro3ea con 81 dinc:o cue para fayo
r,cer Sis ;ruobIes interescs, regabau
- ~;,i,r,-;,. CIV o,-ar+rs rr1rcZa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-05
e ex-presidente Roosevelt TO pu-

e. Uno de los Oradores, Mr.. FAT
ch:ids. Sc refirio al Terrible Coronel,
de esta manera:
"iQuG momento tan hermoso scri3
aguGi en- que fue5c recibida, : los Il
cordss de la "Marscliesa' y de "B"i-
%tannia", una division de nuestra AFRO
gartc j1ventud que Ilcgase a esq vas
y tinea de :uego CUE sc cXticnde So
bre una gran region dc Francia. s.
guiendo a Ia bandera de las barcaS y
las c~strelIas. Y mandada por e. que
fue nuestro Presidente. cuyo nomhrr
yosctros conoc6is tan bien.'
Apenas pudo terminar Ell orador 81
desarrollo de ST. idea. De Ia muche-
dumbre sali6 Ell nombre del PERSONAL"
\ uuicn Sc r~cferia: Roosevelt. Ted
dy! We want Teddy! fueron lv'
sr.,oz que, lanzados por mil bocas
reoercuricron en- e. immense locnl :.
,cryirtieron 81 hitting ell II especIr
de Convention del nar,io progrcs!s-
:.
= pr.s;dor.
UHo ue 'o' Lu
te dc fF''|e'o"' 0"-'v 49, 49,.
!"e -. oraori
oF1S J.
>a@ofSS u'' "'..!'S' P''H
c!4FaA"o que = ed ~: ~ g.,
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-06
HARD GAME AHEAD.

Come on Hammond, lets set
set for the hardest game Of the
season.
When the Corlell-Hambl1g5
come to Hammond Sunday they
will bring with them the great
Johnson who out-kicks any foot
bill player in or out of college.
They are snappy and hard
bunch, these Hamburgs. Thev
line up quicker than scat and
have endless shift formations
which are confusing ard took
Racine, Wis, off its feet last
Sunday for a q to D defeat
Racine beat Hammond on Che
latter's off day. Hammond
"must beat the Cornells.7
Two or three hard practices
this week, Frank. and wen win.
Let's don't underestimate
this crowd. They have a better
football team than Pine Village.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-06
Sunday Football 2 suits.

~ ruoianapoL--Ee lmontz, 81. El-z-
lin, @.
at Fort wayne-Fort wazne Fria-s
Is; Toledo, :.
~ La<ayette-zammona, -; Pine ylll-
age, o.
At Aforementioned Romys, a7i
Tenth Infantry, 6.
at youngstown, o.-Cantou, 3; xoungs-
towns, o.
At 1sassillon, o-Tigers, asi Columbus
Panhandles, 0.
At Marion, o.-Quessions, 90 Columbus
Tigers, 0.
Al Mansfield, o.-steel Plant, 2; shelby
B1ues, ..
at Canton, o.-Tanors, Is; Company
c., o.
At Denison, O.-Panhandles, s; Salem
Independents, o.
At Alliance, C.-Goathius. 20; Company
I, T.
At cinoinnats-oelts. II P5ttsburg Pit
cairns, 6.
Cleveland Favorite Kaits, Q; Columbus
Pirates, %.
Dayton Triangles. 87i 2ToKeesport Q.
ITuncie Groya, Is; West Alexander,
lO), q.