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sperial aotires.
Sharon Branch Rod Cross.

Th. sharon Branch Of 4. X. e. will
max" u canvass February 1912 for
money 10 buy yarn and cloth. The fol-
loving persons are asked to make the
canvass in their respective communi-
ties: Mrs. r. X. Shannon, Mrs. j. NJ
Isricc. Misses Fila Lee Byers Susie
HARNESS. Annie Whitcsides. Peninnah
Cain. Jessie L." Whitcsides. Mcssrs. j.
y. Russell. Haskell Shcrcr. J. Ii. White
sides. K. l.. pl"xico. Tom Sims. Charles
Bankhcad.
n Mrs. E. B. Hunter.
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FOR SERVICE

IN NIDRDrGiIRRED Bcltcd liamp-
i shire Boar. \ pig for the Zee
Address futhrirsNillr No. ].
RAYMOND G.. JACKSON.
ian 49, I. !. ~
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AEEreEate receipts from organ-
ization 10 70
Disbursements .... .... l.2S0 Sb
Deficit .......... .........................$ 8 IS
The committee does not feel war
ranted In mourning the expense OF an
itcmized report: but the Secretary and
Treasurer cordially invites an inspec-
tion of the books by all who may be in
terested. Our term Of office having eI-
pired. we beg to suggest that II the
community desires the perpetuation Of
the association. the selection OF our
successors Is in order.
Thanking the public for the contribu-
tions entrusted to US.
Respectfully.
j. G. SASSI, Chairman.
Reg 4. jackson. Secretary. It,
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FOR SALE

.NHEAP. II sold quick, a FORD Tour
Z ing Car. See me at my restaurant.
When you are hungry, | want to feed
YOU. Good service. Prompt service.
Reasonable charges.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-05

Former United States Senator John
l.. Mcl-nurin'S open letter has been the
main topic OF discussion by the people
sine" II was published. The people rec
ogniZc IN IL IN effort on the part OF
this well known citizen OF the state TO
place. politics On Il higher plane. They
recognize IN II an effort to strike Il
middle ground. senator McLaurin Is
- student of politics and probably has
more know ledge of politics stored away
than any other one man I'm South Caro-
lima IT,. has Il most pungrnt style or
writing ana speaking and his remarks
are always interesting. Sine" his re-
tircIncni from the office OF stat" ware
houS,. commissioner many persons hav"
inquired as to what business Mr.. Nc
IrIIIin is now engaged in. BESIDES be-
inr on" al the largest and most sue
r"ssiul farmers in Marlboro county. nc
is u banker and is largely Interested In
cotton warehouse companies in his sec
ton of the state. He has other busi-
ness interests. all OF which are dispatch
ed from his ofiic" in Bcnncttsvill".-
Anderson Mail.
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WANTED
200 }

Onh CORDS OF 4-foot Wood.
~" Oak or Pine. at Camp
;rccnc. Prompt delivery. Will also
contract for 60-day delivery. Write
wire or phone us. BROWN KNON
CO.. Davidson. N. c.
jan. ll-4 I. I. ~
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WANTED

m HE. public to know that our Corn
i Mill is In operation and makes the
best of Meal Civ" us show at your
grinding.
Highest prices paid for Corn.
PUTNAM & Hl'Ef.
feb. N-lltfSt York. 5. G..
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NOTICE

A E"rER being shut down for two
N weeks by lee. my corn mill VIII
he IN operation every saturday as
before. Your patronage rs solicited.
W. F.. JACKSON.
I0.it No. York. =. {.
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ONE OR TWO HORSE FARM

IL OR rent. to a farmer who has MS
IL own stock. Good land. near Clo-
yer. Address -. "" care OF The
EorkNillc Enquirer. ii teD. II
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FOR RENT

n he Ewart house on Wright ave.
l. nue. and the W. K. carroll Hur'
house on Lincoln street Apply TO
100 II J. =. BRICE. Attorney
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meLAURIN's LETTER.
Some Editors View II One Way and
Some Another.

Why doesn't Mr.. John AcLaurin
corn. on and say in plain English what
he wants--th. United States senate or
III" gov"rnorship Of South Carolina >
Greenwood Journal
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WANTED
TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS

TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
A Ii. persons indebic. TO the Es-
"A tate Of g.. =. LEEcH. deceased.
are hereby notified to max" payment
to the undersigned at once. and all
persons having claims against said es-
tate. are adv ised to present the same
to us. duly authenticated. within the
tim" prescribed by law.
J. VI. l.EE''H
- J. MITCHELL.
ian. 2g-Y 3, Executors.
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FOR SALE

A LOT of pure-bred Barred Ply
"A mouth Rock Cockerels at Sl:oo
4a;afsni 4sa;afsn. .Sndress. Fiihert K. d.
No. |. NJ. =. taRRpt<,.'
10 II. ~
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|YORKvILLE COTTON
OIL AND GINNING
COMPANY
Our Ginnery is working every susi.

Our Ginnery is working every eusi.
moss Day During January.
We want 10 buy all the Second Hand
SACkS--jute, hemp and cotton-suit
able for holding 100 pounds OF meal.
They must bc whole and sound: but
nest patching is not objectionable.
We Pay a Fair Price.
uur CORN AND FLOUR MILLS are
AT the service OF the public. They
turn out Meal and Flour OF Most Es-
ceIIent Quality. See US about II.
Yes. We Are Buying CORN.
We swap Meal and HuIls for Seed.
Yorkville Cotton Oil Co.
"a The Enquirer solicits orders for
all kinds Of High Grade Commercial
Stutioncr, Letter Heads. 1911 Heads.
Statements. Envelopes. Etc.
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TO OUR FARMER FRIENDS

TO OUR FARMER FRIENDS
WE wish TO say that this Bank IL
here TO serve YOU in every way that
q good bank can serve. II you expect
to buy Nitrate of Soda for your next
crop. come and talk the matter over
with ny. Ii YOU need assistance in f.
nancing the purchase OF Soda that you
will need. We are ready and anxious
To serve Our Farmer friends in every
way that We can legitimately help.
DO IT THE BANK Way
Keep Up With the Times. The best
business men in all lines do Business
the Bank Way-Deposit their money
and pay all bills with Checks. II Is a
convenient. easy. safe way Of doing
business. Ii not already customer OF
this Bank. we want YOU to become one
the sooner the better.
" you have surplus cash. the one
Safest investment you can make 's in
a Liberty Bond. See Us.
j. S. HARTNEss, Cashier.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-05

I'urlcy Headed Johnny" McLaurln
disrOuntrnanCrs both Tillman ana
Blcasc for the United States senate
this year. according to his racy inter
view appearing on our seventh page TINS
week. Part OF his letter is well taken
wherein he frowns upon "factionalism
being played this year. when all our
energies and very life blood are be-
ing Stakrd in the great worldly war
crisis II will be n vast pity II this
advice should not he needed. But with
all the lights before uS. we cannot trust
McIaurin. He has played false before,
and We have rot sufficient confidence
In any political sincerity that may
emanatr from his voice or pen. rs we
see tn. situation further. we believe
now that Tillman will be- Il candidate
again. and should be retained In the
greatest legislative body in the world,
particularly at this time when all the
uA0'- - -. :. - ,xI,, "a
70 80. war. Anu when peaSe
hovers over the sorely stricken nations
let the wisest patriots and leaders assist
Woodrow Wilson In demanding our
rights and enforcing our claims
around the tablc."-Edgefield Chroni-
Gle.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-05

Whrn all is said and done about the
MrI.aurin letter. II is about what any
one might have expected who knew IN"
fearless outspokcn nature OF the man.
IL, belongs to no faction. ana mas
nlways said so. He came out rear
lessly in the last campaign ana sup
ported I:lcaSc AZ Il protest against
Manning. He thinks this Is no time
for either Blcasc or Tillman and WIN
cuunl holiness says 80. and that IL All
there is in II. lie is making no war on
either Rlrasc or Tillman. but SAYS
won't help harness either team. That
IN on" virtue about Mcl.aurin. there II
nothing wohhly. ne IL always clear de-
finite and certain. Tie does not ACT
from spite. hut from careful thought
and is ready To given you GOOD rea-
son. The letter means, III YOU want
10 vote for me. do 80. and then vote
for whom else YOU please. | have no
quarrel with YOU. but am not going 10
deceive YOU. think IL unwise TO elect
Blcusr or Tillman. give YOU my rea-
sons, if Won want to vote for m" then:
I will appreciate II. II YOU don't. we VIII
not quarrel" That has hern McLaurins =
attitude ever since 1910. and Will likely
he his attitude as long IN nc lives
Anderson Farmers Tribune.
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AT THE CHURCHES

CHARLOTTE STREET BAPTIST.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
: % o'clock
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-05

Wnrn John l.. MClEturIn writes. In
order To- get ~" warehouse bill mad
.. itA | had !" reckon ~lrh IN" ve;"
power of M" r"s"fiOr and without
ne. ASSISTANCE Of III" faction then IN
Ionw"r "DtIII not hm." moved 4
-irt,.' aud Il haI" always recognized
iuIN Oi,lightI"n ana iD not intend :"
i"rr., II. I""s h" mr.n that IN"
..ar"tIoII~.. bilI AIS .tpi,rOvch aS II
favor 10 hun ana not b"caus" OF its
merits ana tha, b""duS" II was not
vetoed h" incurred All obligation?
Does Nj. McI-,urin Charg" that tn"
tIhIC interest T. sometimes played
III ia rhat Mariner" Tut, tut. Mr.
McI-imrIrL Manif"Stlv. # IN" Fac
iI"n then IN power favored IN" till.
II would IA no ".t>" hTN" h""n hr'
proved Columbia Stat".
Th' position now assumed by John
l.. MCl.iurin that Of open hostility
10 Col" l.. Bl"as"--will doubtless work
havoc ~ the So-callcd Reform party"
IL ~ very clear that Mclaurin will
do everything IN his power TO defeat
Sl"aSc's aspirations for Il seat in the
scnntc. and it is undoubtedly fact
that McI.aurin wi"lds Il big influence
among thOS" who have always sup
ported Blcas.. II can hardly be doubted
that McI.hurin y"arns to succeed to
the seat In the United States >senate
now held by rillmun. We believe that
is IN" real meaning Of his recent state
rncnt nothing hut ihat.--Roch Hill
Record
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First National Bank

~ItSI:rS. q
. MrInis.r Federal Reserve System -
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STATEMENT
Receipts and Disbursements Of the
York Relief Association.

Aggregate receipts from organ
i,ntinn n date 81 .y1I gU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20
WOMEN TO HOLD
CLUB SWIM MEET
First of Indoor COMPETE
tons in West Branch
Y. W. G. A. Tonight
SIX EVENTS ON PROGRAM

The women's .Inter-club League
swimming meets begin tonight when
representatives Of the four organisations
open the series In the pool Of the west
Branch, Y. W. c. A.
Tho Turner's, Kensington Y. W, !. A,
West Branch and North Brancn, tne
latter taking tho place when the First
Regiment pool closed, will fight for SUI
premacy during a schedule that incluaes
meets In the home pool Of each OF tne
contestants. Fred Cady, chairman OF
the Middle Atlantic A., A. y. swimming
Committed. drew up the schedule. six
events will be listed at each meeting,
They are h 100 yards, 10 YARDS. loo
yards, $40 yards and 10 yarda paok-
stroke,
The Turner's, winners Of the champion
ship last year, that Furnished the IN
dividual champion In Miss Olsa Dortner'
worlds sprints champion. Will be WIN
out that stars services. She mas re-
tired from competition until the spr,ns.
Gertrude Artelt, another CONSISTENCY
point scorer for the Turner's last year,
now 10 competing unattached But WIN
such stars as Mabel Arklie, Ehsaoeth
Becker. Helen P~ennypacker ana May
Moshans the Broad Street Ciuo hopes
to repeat.
.n DerSStsy HG sd.sS 4. ? r, g,0iEsssss .i n @'s Z. w,
c, A.. Is expected to be. q conslstenv moi
yet out OF her teens. Miss HucknE,, ma
exceptionally fast backstroke s~'mhof e"u
Is improving constantly.
lazarus, the oirard COLLEGE, pinnser, 70
one Of the Eamest competit9rs W . nom.
schoIa stio meets. SC crippled tnst w 'rn 10
PEELED TO use crutches al the .iW Iobr "Ste.
constantly improVinS. and Coach Sonm .tI-
VEINS believes he viii. make the other nnnInn-
tors hustle when the individual nen.Pss"".
ships are fought out and Lazarus se's -
crack at all contenders at MS iaVor''' GUY
test. -
Coxsll and Hoist, Of tho Yves. philsdei-
phia High School squad. are two q tnfr rithsr
cat men In local swimming RANKS Eha.nss
NAV make the hundred In even tlme peio.e
the Middle. Atlantic cham2'onsnipss raw
awarded and both are expected 10 snNs LsaE
mond Uni. the LansdoNne hsn' q svssis W
Inc century. Hoist is last u a hits,saro
| %eontest, his marks for the shorter uIstsnce
eonstently hpVsring within 2 traction OF =
second OK twenty-five seconds
DIppy, Middle Atlantic mlddle,distane
CHAMPION. although In the navy, nnds time
10 swim frsquently and !s IN sS Soms pH ~ =.
open meets altar the christmas hohoaSs'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20

LEONARD MAY BALK
Star Twirlcr Wants Part Of the
Purchase Price

Cleveland, Dec. 2o.-Pitcher huDnrt
Dutch Leonard, who figured in the
days trade of players between the
Boston and New York American League
teams, has intimated that unless he
gets part Of the purchase price he will
not report to the Yankees.
"If New York had to add some cash."
Leonard said. II want part Of the pur-
chase money, and New York will have
TO pay me a nice fat salary or I will
not Join the Yankees"
Leonard IL In Cleveland with his wife,
who is playing at n local theatre.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20

Believe me, Adelaide" said the brunette, as she sat down and started
to powder her nose I'm stalled I don't know whether to give her a present
this Christmas or not. II I don't she'll think I care, an II I do she'll think
I'm tryini to get In right"
why I always thought you two was the greatest friends" said the tall
blonde queen in the red hat, Al she lamped the menu.
I'VE a friends til this war" continued the lshthaired frail "but I
knew h "a jealous " my gentleman friend Jim. She "a ore because
he raj gMn' with m 10 steady, every Wednesday an Sunday.
General Pershing asked Jim over to France an at the same lint he
sends mo n letter he sent he a postcard. He wrote to her he wa haMn' q
fine time n he wished she were there.
Jim explained to mo when he sent m q thu postal Of the State Insane
Asylum that he always writes that on postsls, but she seemed to think he
fell for her. Right away she starts wridn to him regular. She gets very
patriotic.
Now I'm afraid that II I don't send her somsthin' she'll send me some
thin and there y are"
The princess in the scarlet lid looked thoughtful a moment after order
Ing a beef pie. rolls, coffee and a piece of pumpkin pie, II II va me" she
said, "Td send her a present. ia send her q bottle of uciag an label II
hair tonic"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20
Home.Run Baker
Fully Determined
to Quit Baseball

Baltimor Dec. 20,-word has
been received here from Trappe, Md,
homo OF J. Frsnliip Baker, that the
famous 'homo run king" will not
play professional baseball next
season. Baker told friends that he
had received fattsring offers from
different clubs for his services for
1910, but he had decided TO remain
Mt his home with his family and at
tone to his farming interests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20
Scraps about ~Scrappers

Olympia will bring together some ~weli-known
ring artists. Willie jackson will exhibit
here after a long absence, when he engages
George lYouBg) Brown in tho main battle.
Benny Valger and Frankie Clarke will be
sss,ssse q ahi hne intorcity pposrsm' pryor FOUR morn 1H%
Bouts will be put on. this city and New
York supplying the talent.
Hoe welsh ana Charley Doyle will be the
~anaiiats at the Cambria Christmas after.
noon Waliy ainkis and Xouns LawEsnGs
kave been arranged. Ten OF the twelve
boys have seen service for Uncle Sam. and
only two of these yet have been discharged.
Jchnny NfeaIy 10 In demand. The hard.
hitthlg lightweight takes on Frankie Britt
ticaaI YOUNG Robideau and Tommy Tuohsy
may clash In the semiwind-up. -Four other
bouts and two exhibitions will complete the
card
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20
By M s. CARoLAN

A FEW weeks before Johnny Mealy
IA trounced Johnny Dundee at the Ma
tional, Bobby Gunnis promised Pro-
moter Burns that he would be glad to
have his promising lightweight appear
before the patrons Of the Cambria A.
c. Promoter Burns was delighted to
have Robert and Johnny with him for
one night, and made an offer that was
acceptable to both.
Then along came Mealy with his VIC
tory over Dundee. Promoter Burns
s%huddered when he read what hap
pened on that evening. 1t Is ana has
been the custom for ambitious managers
Immediately to boost their price when
the protege comes through with n de-
cision over a h~eadliner.' Promoter Burns
nervously awaited the words with Man
ager Gunnis.
The Match Is On
well, is the match still on?" Burns
phoned Manager Gunnis next day.
you bet your life II is," replied the
excited Robert. you know. my ora
is my word, and my word is good. yes
sir, werl box for you as we agreed"
Thus we find that Johnny Mealy will
appear at the Cambria tonight rs per
the original schedule. He will oppose
Eddie Mullen, the Kensington ~favorite.
and a boy who really believes he can
beat the best In his division. Mullen
requested Promoter Burns TO match him
with Mealy, and the bout was arranged.
This will be Mullen's hrst start In
fast He more than has made
good In his home district. A victory
means that before long Mullen will be
seen at the big clubs entertaining the
best Of the out-of-town performers.
Scraps About Scrappers
That former amateur champion Of Ohio.
Toe Bowinkle, now Of Cape May. will play, .
return engasement at the Cambria when ne
meets Johnny Bersin in the aemiwind,up
The other bouts will bring ~Vogetner Bat
| tling Miller VS.. Young Artie, Johnny Dovney
VS.. Jimmy Hughes and Tommy Cieary va
Jimmy Murray.
A brace Of heavyweishts clash in the main
session at the National A. a. tomorrow
! night. Mastadonic Tom. Cowler. the boy
who is being sroomed for, a match with
Jack DsmPssy yl, G I sr: sSSnn here. S ai, Ss
expsets to :HrD;,,s Gow mil , IN sas or se the
arst time since he took the count at the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20
Medly Meets
Eddie Mullen TOniqht

hands Of Young Robidsau. Three other
bouts are on the program.
In the fourth session Eddie wasond ana
Harlem Eddie Kelly meet. wasond snrased
Kelly here last spring. and IL proved to be
a great siugGinE affair. Harry (Kid) Brown
IN the third. fray. Doc BAEley, who 10 In
charge OF the. six visitors. has two other
good boys to show against local lads.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20
Scranton Athletes Back Home

athletes have. returned home after. having
been mnstered out Of the n They are
Monte is captain OF the Bethlehem Prep
track team. while. Riskln and Wolfgang were
stars In local basketball circuits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20
About Scrsppers

That former amate1S h9mptoa az Onio.
| joe Bowinkle. now Of Cape May. will play
meets Johnny Bsrsin In the asmivind.up.
The other bouts will bring tSgetnsr Bat
VS.. Jimmy Hughes and Tommy cleary w.
| Jimmy Murray.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20

,D por SsE.. Hc sdssS al ? t gs'iRS sssrinston !. ";
., a: Z. eigsetsd 70 be q e0n HI,Soush not
v,t out Of her teena, Miss Hucknnll 10 AZ
exceptionally fast backstroke swimmer anu
ID improving constantly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-20

John n. McCurdy. former middle-figtanes
and mile champion Of the Hiddle .Atlnnt,e
reserve, plans, 70 stage a comeback. .Al.
though he has been out Of active conpetiuon
not Jagged and his frequent. visits, to the
various pools have put him In good ccndi-
tIon,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-28
MOTHER Of SOLDIER
DIES o. INFLUENZA
Indiana Harbor Mourns a
Very Estimable Wo-
man Today.

Indiana Harbor mouras the loss OF
an estimabie woman. Airs Victoria IN
rem. wife oe ANel Myreu. of 3Sr7 Ivy
street. whose death occurred SATURDAY
an 1870 O'Clock at the Mercy hospital in
Gary where She had been taken the day
before very critically II. He's illness
dated back 70 but few weeks ago when
she contracted inhu MA and her ree9v-
cry from that maledv was believed to-
be permanent but spinal trouble manl-
Tested itself and the reaction of gem
eral breakdown was too much FOR her
weakened condition 10 combat
The deceased was mother of eleven
children. SIX Of whom are living The
family has lived I'M Indiana Harbor TOT
the past fourteen years. Ar Myren
has been an employee of the Standard
Forge Co during that time The sur
viving children are: Private Stanley.
NOW with the A. T. #. I'm France Anna.
Boyd. Carroll. Lillian and Elva-
The parents Of the deceased live in
St. Louis. "A sister also Of that city. one
sister ia Chicago "a brother In Kansas.
The following organization oe which
Mrs. Mvren was allied with are the
Womans Benevolent Association. May
flower Camp. Royal Ncighbors and
Scandinavian brotherhood. Her faith
was progressed ia the Baptist church.
these rites will mark the obsequics to-
morrow afternoon nj O'Clock with tae
pastor Rev. r.. g.. speer, conducting.
Intarment Will be at Oak HnI JIM tho
family lot where the children who pre-
coded their mother in death are Inferred.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-28
WE'LL KNOWN
HOBART LADY DEAD

ESPECIAL To IHE TrMEs.
HOBART. IND. oct 2S-Miss Jane
Spray. who has been in poor health for
the past year has been confined to her
bed during the past week and passed
away Thursday morning Her death be-
ing caused from heart trouble and pneu-
monia
She was at one time postmistress at
the local postohice which position she
held for several years after which she
conducted a news store in Hobart for
couple Of years. She was "A member or
both tho Magazine Club and the Modern
Priscilla Club and was very popular jan
Hobart's social set and VIII be missed
by her many friends. She is survived
by one sister. Mrs. A. j. smith with
whom she has made her home Funeral
services will be held Monday afternoon
at s O'Clock at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
a. ]. smith
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-28
FASH CHICAGO MAN
SHOOTS Up TOWN
Joe Pendor Filled With
Fire Water, Goes on
Wild Rampage.

Joe Pendor 1918 Melville avenue. East
Chicago. inspired by liberal quantity
Of imported fire water. got IL into his
head chat it was mp TO him to shoot
up the town
Accordingly he got "A repeating rife,
loaded # Is the limit. put a box Of shells
I'M his pocket, armed himself with a
wicked looking knife opened it and
pat IL within easy reach in his coat
pocket
III IS said that his FIRST shot was aim
cd az his wife but tho bullet went wild.
Then somebody called the police. OH
GERS Balint and Petro responded and
when thcy reached him. Pendor drew
tie gun on them end threatened to FIRE
III he was nolssted.
with a lltUe maneuvering. however.
the officers soon had the man disarmed
ana on the wag d. the police station
whore he is to be given time to cool off
before token before city Judge r. ~
Cohen