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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-21

Palace theatre. Chicago. last evening.
viewing. Doing Our Bit"
Miss Frances smout. a niece OF Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Cadman. OF Beacon
street. is here from Sturgeon Bay. Wis.
where she teaches the commercial
course in the high school OF that city.
The school session there ha sterminat-
ed for the season TO give the pupils an
opportunity 70 assist in the farm work
which is extensively under way. Miss
Smout Will visit here before going to
he'd home in Kewaunee
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. whisenan. the
house guests Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. A.
Merritt. of 136th street. have returned
to their home al NATION. III.
The pupils Of Miss Ray who conducts
class of Instrumental instruction. is
expecting to give a recital in the near
future. for the benefit or the Ladies'
Social Union Sections one and two
are to assist in the furtheranee OF the
plans. The date OF May 2Sth is under
consideration.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Thompson Of
Pittsburg. Pa, have been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs George ". Fisher 81
l4oth street Mr.. Thompson is broth
er 70 Mrs. Fisher and was here at
tending the travelling salesman's con
Nentlon being held in Chicago. the past
week.
Miss Jean Lindley OF IVY street. en-
tertained friends informally at Ipn-
cheon having Corporal E C. Lynch Of
the Field Hospital Corps. s4s. Camp
Grant. as the honored guest
Rev. and Mrs Thomas Hines are
leaving today for Elkhart. Ind. 10 at-
tend the annual diocesan council Or
Michigan city. which convenes TODAY
and tomorrow.
Mrs Margaret Burford and two chill
dren have arrived here from Niles n
to be the guests Of Mrs Luther Lewis
Mrs Burfords sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marshall have re-
turned home from Youngstown. orio.
where they have been in attendance
at tho funeral OF Mrs. MarshalI's grand
mother a Mrs. Marshall. long a resi-
dent OF that city.
MEMoRIAM.
In loving memory Of Clyde r. Ben
nett. who died one year ago today.
May %. 1917.
When the evening shades are gather
ing.
And we are sitting all alone.
In our hearts there comes longing.
II he only could come home
His loving wife and
little daughter
Mrs. Florence Lidtke OF Maufstee.
Mich. aocomps by her sister. Miss
Bernice Puleifer. Of Charlevoiux. Mich. /
were here the guests Of Rev and Mrs
Thomas Hines OF Beacon street, over |
Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-21

n surprise finish. The screen Idol. VIM.
:. Hart I'm .Thc Last CSrd.' It's Hart
and we need say no more.
The Greatest OF All, Mothers" pat
rioucally donated to these columns BY
the United States Metals Refining Co
IL en- incentive for every patriotic cit
izen to give the largest portion pSssi-
Bile from his worldly store.
The amount OF thirty thousand dol
lars must be raised in the Twin Cities
before the drive closes Saturday eve
ming.
While others are giving their lives.
what arc you giving? Think. then
give.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-21

church Of Indiana Harbor viii address
the leagues. All young women employ
ed who have not so far Joined the
League may do at this meeting
There is q cordial invitation extended
TO every working girl and woman OF
the community that they may share
alike the benefits derives from a much
needed organization OF this kind
Mrs. Evan Lloyd Of North Forsythe
avenue is leaving tomorrow for a visit
with her sister at Oshkosh and Will
later go to North Dakota for an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
Make 1t The Last War.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-21

Eugene Fisher. an alumnus OF the
East Chicago high school. CT the class
or 1916 lies wounded in a London base
hospital. from shrapnel injuries to one
of his knees In a letter sent here
and written by the young man. to his
parents. Mr.. and AIRS George NJ Fish
er. OF 145th street. he tells OF the at
lacks which MANNED him There were
ten in the party and seven were killed.
Two escaped injury. Young Fisher en-
listed with the Canadian forces after
having been rejected in the T. $. The
announcement Of this young mans In
jury. who ia so well known and uni
versally liled in this community Is Z
powerful incentive for the public at
4 large TO come heavily in on their con-
tribution to the Red Cross. When the
needs Of the Red Cross Dollars come
home SO forcibly 70 our own doors.
from pleas Of our own boys. we Won
der Just what effect st will have on
tho amount that Will be subscribed
within the next few days? The result
/ is in the power OF the public. our
/ boys arc sacrificing their lives-our
dollars must go TO their rescue
AMPHERE-HsUGH INITIALS.
wedding Of more than passing in
terest IN East Chicago. Is that OF Miss
Stella Lamphere. teacher at the M
Kinley school who has been with the
public schools Of this city for the past
Two years. She has made her home
with the H NJ Johnsons in Beacon
street and has a large circle or friends
The young man. Air Cyril Haugh, is
the second eldest son OF Mr.. anu Mrs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-21

Every cent given to Red Cross War Fund goes for
War Relief.
The American Red Cross is the largest and most
ecent organization for the relief Of suffering that
the world has ever seen.
It Is made Up almost entirely OF volunteer work
ers, 100000 unselfsh Americans
II is today bringing relief to suffering humanity.
country
It is there to help our soldier boys In time of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-21
little daughter.

4tIttV uddA ILrI.
Mrs. Florence Lidtke of Manistee.
Mich accompanied by her sister. Miss
Bernice Puleifer. Of Charlevoiux. Mich
were here the guests Of Rev. and Mrs
Thomas Hines OF Beacon street, over
Sunday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-21

BY helping the Starving women and children in
the ruined districts of France and Italy It performs
a distinctly military service A soldier who knows
that Red Cross is helping his family 0ghts with
renewed spirit
Thus does Red Cross help to win the war.
Congress authorizes IL. "a i
President Wilson heads It tsTg
The War Department audits its accounts.
Your Army. your Navy. and your Allies enthusk
astically endorse it.
Twenty-Five million Americans have Joined IL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-21

Every cent given to Red Cross War Fund goes
Cox War Relief.
The American Red Gross Is the largest and most
scient organization for the relief of suffering that
the world has ever seen.
1t is made up almost entirely OF volunteer work.
ers, 10,0oe090 unselash Americans.
1t Is today bringing relief to suffering humanity,
both military and civil, in every war.torn Allied
country.
It is there to help soldier boys in time Of
need
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-11
Ell PROBLENTA DEL Aqua EN-
LA JURISDICTION DE
AGUADILLA

Como una consecuencia del de-
sastre de que fueran victimas las
hermosas regiones del oeste de la
isla, con motive de los terremotos,
muchas de las cisternas, de donde
hacfan aprovisionamiento de aqua
sus moradores, sc han agotado,
produciendo ell natural desconcier-
to. En- barrios como los de Mon
tana, Ceiba Alta, Arenales, CANA
ceyes, y Corrales, Ell ganado, al ca
recer de aqua potable, ha ,estado
abocado a una ruina total.
En- estos momentos cr1ticos, la
oportuna actuaci6n del Juez Gro
sas, quien solicit6 y obtuvo del
senor Willard, Director de los fe-
rrocarriles, su protection en- ell sen
lido de que enviara aqua, diaria-
mente, a los barrios afectados, es
digna de los mayores encomios.
Tanto al Juez aCrosas como al Sc
Ror Willard, guardian los habitan-
tes de estas regiones profundo re-
conocimierto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-11
ri y Margall, Adiyino
Precursor de Wilson

TIL eres hoy la primera naci6n del
mundo. 4Albergas EN- tu seno la hG-
manidad 'entera: mas de ocho mi
llones de europeos, mas de siete
millones de africanos, mas de cien
mil chiros, fllas de dos millones de
ciudadanos de las dennis republic
cas- de America. En- tt tuscan re-
medic todos los oprimidos que 10
sean por Ia tiranfa y pcr el ho@.
bre.
TIL tiencs temples para todas
las religiones. TIL no distingue a
los cat6licos de los protestaptes, NJ
a los cristianos de los judids, III Y
los mormones de los hudhistas
TIL permites todos los clltosA y no
tiene nj pagas ninguno.
TIL eres la libertad, til la demo
cracia. Til defendes la personNall-
dad de todos los que Sc acogen a
tn somhra; tu fuiste la primera IN
escribir los sagrados imprescin%'
bles derecEos del hombre. El a}A
1776, tres amos antes de la Rev1-N
lucion francesa, los habia declara'
do va en- la Convention de Virgl-
MIA. Td has sido tambien la prl'
mera en- abolir la esclavitud de los
negros. Inglaterra Sc habia liml-
tado a prohibir la trata; til redi-
miste de un golpe todos los escla
vos. TIE cost6 una guerra y ell sa'
crifcio de uno de tus mejores hi
Jos; pero til venciste e imposibil;-
taste en- ell resto de America la ser-
vidumbrc.
Til respeta no solo los derechos
de los ciudadanos, sino tambi6n
los de tus distintos pueblos. Has
sabido realizar en- tn organization
el salvador principle de la unidal
en- la variedad, y podras, aplican-
do y extendiendo tn sistema, unlr
las nac;ones todas de la terra y
hacer 1e la dispersa humanidad
un ser organize.
SQuien con mas tftulos nj mas
medios que til para ser Ell portacs
tandarte del genero humane. Eres
poderosa atrevete, y no habra ma
ei6n q. deje nj haya dejado en- Ia
Historic paginas mas brillantes q
las tuyas. Por la redentora de las
gentes te reconoceran las futuras
generaciones. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-11

clones de Europa.
Ell hrmi'de trabajo que te dedi.
20 neva precisamente por objeto
hacerte la libertadora de las gen.
tes. No he encontrado entire las ma
clones del mundo otra mejor que
pueda llenar fin tan augusta, y
en- ii he fjado mis- ojos cansados
de yer la iniquidad triunfante; te'
nemos aca ell Europa a la precla-
ra Suiza, que aborrece la propia
y la ajena servidumbre; pero .es
repdblica que, por su posici6n Y
su fuerza: harto hace con defen-
derse de las vecinas potencias.
TIE extrahara tai vez que liable
de emplear la violencia. Soy enc
migo dc la guerra, pero mas ene-
migo dc la tirania. Admito contra
Ia tiranfa la fuerza, y aun la aplar
Go y santitico. No en- honor de los
Alejandros nj los Cesares entona
re 20 canticos de alabama jamas ;
ST en- honor de hombres como Wa
shington y Bolivar. Jamas he re-
conocido ell derecho de conquista,
Y en- los conquistados he recono:i-
DO siempre el arrojar de su terr:-
tcrio los invasores, aunque 10
hayan conquistado siglos y 10 ha'
yam me;orado y ennoblecido. Todo
pueblo Que Sc alec por su perdid;t
independence, me .merece por de
pronto respeto y carino; admira-
cion Y antusiasmo, 81 lie veo luchar
uno y otro Ola con fuerzas supe-
riores y al fin vencedor. Digno y
muy digno de apoyo es, mi Jul
clio.
Otros son los sentimientos que
hoy prevalecen; mas yo sobrepon
go ell de la humanidad al del pa-
triotismo, y no tengo por patri5
tico defender mi patria costa de
Ia ajena. Quisiera libres a los pue-
klos todos del orbe, y a todos en-
lazados por el vinculo del mutl,
amor y de los comunes intereses.
TIL, Rep1blica de los Estadcs
unidos, puedes hacer mucho POI
acercar este ideal remote; por este
me dirijo a tt, y en- tt pongo mi fe
y mi esperanza.
En- Europa no hay sino pueblos
dominadores. Sc t1 ell pueblo liber-
tador, Republica de Washington.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-11

Don Francisco Pi y Margall-
Jice Lope de Eguzquia- -escrib; j
Ell 1896 icuan fugaces han CO.
rrido sstos veintidos a1os una
carta alberta la Rep1blica de
los Es.ados Unidos de America" ("
que enire los papeles del patriarca
federal hubo de quedar inedita a
Ia saxon, por motives que no son
dificiles de comprender.
Ell Nuevo Regimen exhumo ese
1ocumento en- dos ocasiones Zen
1909 y en- 1915, a pesar de 10 c1al
no es tan conocado como mere:e
porque entire nosotros, como en- los
dias mas nefastos del pueblo de
Israel, toda voz profetica es vo@
clamantas IN deserto.
Ell que estas lineas escribe, ayu-
t.ado por Mn veterano federal, he
ercontrado Ell su revuelto papelo
ric la ''carta alberta" de Pi y Mar,
gall; y a renglon seguido-bajo Il
luminoso patrocinio de Gel Sol"
I--hallara 81 curioso lector algunos
de sus princlpales parrafos, como
alto y bcllo testimonio de q. en- Es.
paiia, hnbo un hombre que previ6
Wilson, que Sc lie adelant6 en- cl
pensamiento, y que exhorto a "a
Union norteamericana para la cru
zada que hoy la vemos realizar,
casi, casi con las mismas palabras
que su actual Presidente emplaa
para seilalar las decisiones del pre-
sente y del porvenir.
icon que vigor, con que calcr
resucita hoy, al impulse de la tr&
gica actualidad, aquel gran clart
vidente, adivlno, profeta y precur-
sor plat6nico de Wilson, fue mote
iado como ell hombre de hselo!
He aquf algunos parrafos de Ia
voz profetica de Pi y Margall:
Isl respecto a Cuba de algo de.
biera yo acusarte, seria de haberte
conducido sobradamente remisa y
foja. Sacudiste Ell yugo de Inglate
ira, parte por tn aturdimiento
parte por ell apoyo que te dieron
Francia y Espana; no puedes MI
rar indiferente colonias que lucha:l
por SUI independents. Debes EN-
plear en- su favor tn infujo y tn
espada, con mas razon de 10 q1s
en- tn pro 10 hicieron apartadas ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-11
Itinercrio
! pract-co de
la Inca
Venezuela
| Colombia.

pierde uno de sus elementos mas
valiosos con SUI muerte.
Ell senior Felix Fano, emplea-
do del Departamento de Instruc-
cion, Sc halla en- uso de licencia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-11
VARIAS NOTICIAS

Ell cadayer del senior Charles
j.. Kelley, Inspector de Escuelas
del distrito de Juana Diaz, quien
perecio ahogado en- Ell rio Toa Va
ca, fue hallado EN- ell lago Guaya-
bal el viernes por la tarde.
Ha fallecido en- la ciudad de
Arecibo Ell prestigioso professor
don Julio Jensen, quien ejerci6 en-
las escuelas p1blicas de Puerto Ri
co durante As amos, en- los
cuales gozo de justo prestigio CO.
mo professor y caballero.
81 magisterio de Puerto Rico
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-11
El mejor mantecado Sc toma en-
LA CAFETERIA,
San Justo 6, San Juan, P. R.
Los TANQUES DE IMMERSION
DANDO RESULTADOS
SATISFACTORIOS

Un tanque de Immersion para
banar el ganado sfectado de ga
rrapatas, establecido por los seno.
res Valiente, de Corozal, esta ex-
tirpando, de manera prodigiosa, la
playa de garrapatas que tenia in
fectado el ganado en- aquella re-
gion. Como una consecuencia dc
tales resultados, Sc extiende la
medida del establecimiento de es-
tos tanques en- todo Ell distrito
agricola.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-11

por 25 dias.
la isenorita Emilia Rexach,
taqufgrafa del Departamento de
Instruction, hace varios dias que
esta enferma.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-09-20
PHILADELPHIA TALMUD
TORAHS TO UNITE.
September 20, 1918.

A we'll attended meeting of dele
gates from the various Talmud
Torahs of Philadelphia was held re-
Gently in that city. J. I. Burnstine,
who presided, explained the purpose
of the new organization and the need
for federation. DR.. Julius H. Green
stone reported that six Of the largest
Talmud Torahs formally passed up
on the plan of federation and decided
to join it, He further reported the
results of a tentative survey of the
present financial condition of the
Talmud Torahs and estimated that
an annual fund of about $4,000, to-
gether with the regular income
which each Talmud Torah has from
tuition fees, would be sufficient to
maintain these institutions and per-
haps somewhat enlarge their scope.
It was found that in all the Talmud
Torahs not more than 1000 children
are now receiving instruction, al
though the capacities of the build
ings would admit of double that
number and even of more.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-09-20
JACOB H. SCHIFF DONATES
$4O,OOO.OO TO IMMIGRANT
AID SOCIETY OF
AMERICA.
AMERICA.

The Hebrew Sheltering and I'm
migrant Aid Society of America,
22o East Broadway, New York, has
received donation of 100000
from Mr.. Jacob H. Schiff. Ten years
ago, Mr.. Schiff took mortgage of
100000 on the property of the So
ciety, without charging any interest,
with the understanding that if at
the end of that time, certain stipula-
tons would be complied with, he
would release the Society from pay
ing the amount of the mortgage.
The ten years having expired and
Mr.. Schiff being convinced that the
Society has satisfactorily dis
charged it's duties, the receipt by it
of the satisfaction on the mortgage
followed.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-09-20
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
H NEWS ABOUT JEWS EVERYWHERE

emigration and the settlement of
Jews in Palestine. I assure you of
my sympathy for the creation of
Jewish religious center in Palestine
by means Of we'll organized immigra-
ton and colonization.
"It is my desire to place this work
under the protection of the Turkish
government. I cherish firm hope
that the labors of the special COM
mission which has been sent out to
evolve detailed plan will shortly
be terminated"
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-09-20
A MESSAGE OF THANKS TO
JOINT DISTRIBUTION
COMMITTEE.

The following cable was received
by the Joint Distribution Committee
of the American Funds for Jewish
War Sufferers:
Joint Distribution Committee,
Exchange Place, New York.
Reciprocate your good wishes for
a Happy New Year Millions OF
suffering Jews gratefully remember
your work and send their supplica-
lions to heaven invoking Gods bless
ing upon American Israel without
whose assistance they would be ex-
posed to unbearable misery.
Signed) For the Netherlands
Branch.
Staadstrad J. Oppenheim, Pres.
7. H. Kann, Vice-Pres.
Nehemia De Lieme, Secretary
Julius Simon, American Repre-
sentative.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-09-20
HUNGARIAN BRUTALITY TO
JEWS
JEWS

By way of Amsterdam comes the
intelligence that Jews for some time
past have been rounded up by orders
of the government in various parts
of Hungary, according to a Buda-
pest report to the Jewish Cores
pondence Bureau. Streets were bar
ricaded and Jews are dragged to
prison. These measures especially
were directed against the Jews in
Galicia, from whom large sums of
money were taken by the police as
a special tax after which they were
escorted to the frontier In a recent
debate in the Hungarian Parliament
Premier Wekerle attempted to just
fly the measures by declaring that
he had given orders for the imposi-
ton of a special tax on Gahcian
Jews and their expulsion from the
country because they were undesir-
able foreigners.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-09-20

A deputation of Turkestan Jews has
arrived at Moscow to ask of the Gov
eminent protection against the pog'
roms and massacre which are now so
frequent in Asiatic Russia, and are
directed mainly against the native
Jews. AS the delegates are not able
to speak Russian, they made their re-
quest in Hebrew, one of the Assistant
Commissaries, M. Lobkovsky, inter
preting to his colleagues the speeches
of the Asiatic Jewish representatives.
Hebrew is the only language known
in common both by the delegates and
by the Assistant Commissary.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-09-20
TURKEY MAKES PALESTINE
Jews RELIGIOUS
CENTER.

Amsterdam, Aug. 30-Talaat
'Pasha, Turkish grand vizier, is re-
ported in Constantinople dispatches
by way of Budapest to have closed
negotiations between representatives
of the central European Jewish or
CARNATIONS and the Turkish govern
ment with this statement:
1--WE are resolved to do away with
all restrictive measures regarding
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-09-20
RECEPTIONS OF AMERICAN
ZIONIST UNIT IN PARIS
AND ROME.

Three ministers of the French
Cabinet attended the reception of
the Zionist Medical Unit which was
given by, the Comite D'Etudes.
Sionistes recently in Paris, just be-
fore the unit departed for Palestine.
Baron Edmond de Rothschild pre-
sided at this reception, and accord
ing to the report just received by the
Zionist Organization referred to the
presence of the Cabinet Officers as
a guarantee that the Jews can count
on the support of France in solving
the Jewish Question and regaining
Palestine
The entire Jewish community of
Rome participated in great recep-
ton to the American Zionist Medical
Unit when it passed through the
Italian Capital recently on its way
to Palestine where it is expected
within the next few days.
Commentators Sereni, President
of the Jewish Community, who was
master of ceremonies, spoke in glow
ing terms of the nations with which
Italy is allied, saluted America, and
expressed his gratitude toward the
Governments of the Entente for
their support Of the Jewish cause.
Mr.. A. Ravenna, uttered similar
sentiments on behalf of the Italian
Zionist Federation At the same
time words of God-speed were
spoken to Cav. Angelo Levi Bianch-
inc and DR.. Giacomo Arton, the Ital-
ian members of the Jewish Admin
istrative Commission.
From the reception the guests
went to the Temple, where after
the "Baruch Habo'' and several
hymns were chanted, Rabbi Allel
delivered an inspiring sermon, which
aroused the greatest enthusiasm.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-15

at dinner Sunday in honor of her
husbands birthday anniversary. Mrs.
Alonzo Jackson spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Joe Wrigley.. Quarantine
has been lifted at the home OF Ira JOS
lin, where members of the family mad
the influenza. There are no otner
cases In town.. Mrs. Glenn Osklns
and daughter Joyce, of 0reenville, o.,
spent last week with her parents,
Isaac Spahr and wife,. Miss Ruth
Quackenbush is visiting relatives in
Terre Haute until school reopens. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Myrick, Mrs.
Layton Myrick and Mrs. Ed. King and
children were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Ali Sunday. Yarn for sweat
ers has ben received by Mrs. JessuD
and may be used by War Mothers;
any one wishing to knit for this or
ganization can obtain the yarn by
calling on Mrs Jessup. No meeting
has been announced and none will be
until quarantine is removed. ;. Amos
Teas of Washington state is here for
visit with friends. He was enter
tanned at dinner Monday by Mrs. Mary
Anderson. "A. R. Jones and wife, Mrs.
Stewart and Mrs. Backenstoe of Hag-
erstown, called on Mrs. Anna Lashley
Saturday. 49,. Mrs. Nellie Chairman
returned Tuesday from the Methodist
hospital at Indianapolis, where she
underwent an operation for her eyes.
The operation was successful and her
sight is restored. Bertha Grove and
Lucille Erik were guests last week OF
Faye Darnell.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-15
WEBSTER, IND.

The funeral of Harry Harvey Of
Fountain City a former resident of
this township was largely attended by
a host of friends and relatives, he
died while in camp near Indianapolis
of Spanish influenza, was buried at
Webster with impressive services. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Meyers of Green's
fork. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Harris Of
Bethel, Howard Eliason of Center
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Myrus Showalter
of New Paris were among the rela-
tives who attended the funeral from
distance. -. The Ladies' Aid of Web
ster NJ. E. church served the lunch at
John Davis sale which was largely at
tended; hogs and cattle bringing a
good price. ;. "A. NJ Feemster Of Cam
bridge City spent Wednesday and
Thursday the guest of friends near
Webster. :. Mrs. Edith Oliver return
ed to her home in Chicago Saturday
after several weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L., Balwin. :.
Mrs. Charles Hollingsworth and
Mrs. Belle Wills spent Tuesday in