davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24
Meal and Feedstuff

Mixed Horse-S50d75 Old Style Hulls-S22. Corn-S2.l0. Corn Chops-s4 No. White Oats-s1. 1.25 per bushel. Shorts-s66. Bran-S55.
 C. S. Meal per cent-S7s. Hen Feed-s4 per 100-lb sack Economy Dairy Feed-s75. Choice Pea Green Alfalfa-sS3. Wheat Straw-S25. Timothy-S4S Perfect Hog Feed-S75.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24
Dry Goods

By AssOoiateu PreSs New York, April 23.-Cotton goods anc yarns today were quiet. Coarse wools we're in better demand. Silks were quiet at easier prices for future delivery. Bar- laps were firmer at Calcutta, but quent at unchanged prices here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24
Shot Cotton

By Associated Press New York, April 23LCoffee. Rio No. T. 15Z; futures steady; May 14.45; July HAS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24
Chicago Live Stock


 Chicago April 23.-Cattle: Receipts, ,00O; beef steers mostly steady to strong Bulk .......................... llVJul- She steers steady to weak, mostly ......s.... .....---.........s i'oWn 9'V Bulls and calves steady.
 BULK VealerS ......-..-...........s l4.uVNLlt.sV Feeder outlet temporarily improved: use of western cars for movement of live stock bought for eastern shipment author ized to extent of cleaning up holdings now in hands of eastern shippers here, but all local interests urge necessity or curtailed market movement next week. Hogs: Receipts. S7Ooo; market mostly s1 lower: closed weak on heavy. Early top lo.fV Bulk ............-...........,.. ls.foaio.v Pigs mostly .........r., .s-. ..... ooooe if'V Sheep: Receipts, 10000; best f@shorn lambs 15&25c lower; others 25dooc lower Top ....................-..... l9-l0 Bulk ........................... SoV1lS Q
 Wooded lambs not wanted; bids sharply lower; sheep mostly steady.
 Best wooded ewes ................s lo.VO ShOrn ...................-....s i"'vyV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24
Cotton Seed Oil

New York. April 23.-Cotton seed oil scored moderate advances early on short covering and local buying on the bu;.sh showing in lard, but a reaction followed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24
Chicago Futures Ru Asaaniafah Prnsa
Rice Market

BY Assoctaied ffess
 New Orleans. April 23.--iiough rice. iio sales receipts, 1542 sacks; miller s sales. Blue Rose. 300 pockets, ?7 e i2Hc; receipts, 600.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24
MARINE NEWS
sy Associated Press


 New Orleans, April 23.-Cieared: Steam CTS Belgian 1British). Manchester, via Mobile; Federal Bridge, Norfolk; Glen shiel (British), Orange. Tex; Harald Norwegian, Tela; Radioleine (French), Marseilles and Cette. France. via New port News: Tipton, Tela; schooner Rassa- peage, Port St. Joe, Fla.
 Port Eads, April 23.-Arrived: Steamers A C. Bedford. New Yorw; DannedaiKe, Cuba; Macoris. Cuba,
 Sailed: Steamers Mount NN~non (Ncf- wegian). Kingston. Jamaica; Neptune, Frontera, via Progreso; Oranian Brit ish). Liverpool: Santa Rosaha, BuefOs Aires, via Gulfport. Barbadoes and Mon- tevideo; Suriaame, Port Barrios.
 Mobile, April 23-Arrieed, none.
 Sailed: Steamer H. F. Dimock, Bocas Del Toro; schooner Stimson. Havana.
 The soldified petroleum which ship owners purpose using IS substitute for coal on steamships is said to give two and a half times as much heat as the same weight in coal It is burned like any solid fuel. is dustless. leaves no ash and in squared blocks it packs very closely
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24
Interior Movement
Sea Island Cotton

Savannah, Ga, April 23.-The weekly quotations for Sea Island cotton. posted st the Savannah cotton exchange this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Cotton Merchants, Hanover Square. New York. Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange. New York Produce Exchange. Associated Members Liv- erpoo Cotton Association. Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms given for con- signment of spot cotton for delivery. Cor respondence invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24
East St. Louis Live Stock

by NsSuCfdtou- IF East St. Louis, April 23.-The United States Bureau of Markets-Cattle: Re ceipts, 1500; little trading.S
 Good and choice vealers. 30Od13o0
 Hogs: Receipts, 12,OO0; market 75cd$1 25 lower
 Top l6.oo Bulk light to medium weights. 1500d1550 Bulk heavies ..................3.'14 14.25d1f.j0
 Sheep: Receipts, -50 market no sheep sales. Ton lambs 1925 Bulk 1895
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24
New Orleans Futures
 By Associated Press
Spot Cotton Hy Associated . press

New Orleans, April 23.--Spot cotton quiet. 25 cents lower. Sales on the spot f37 bales; to arrive 200; low middling S2.75; middling 4f.25: good middlins 2 4s.75; receipts 3.76f; stock 362.e41
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24
London Money

London. April 23.-Bar silver. 69ta peTce per ounce; money. Az per cent. Discount rates: Short bills. SIS per cent; three- month bills, 65s per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24

ir sympathy with cotton and grains Closing prices were points higher to 1. net lower. Sales, 14300 barrels. Tenders. GOO barrels Prime crude, sl5.50, nomi- nal; prime summer yellow. spot, SIS. VI 1900; May, $1s.20; July, s1s66; September. 1s7O Prime winter yellow and summer white nominal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24
Cash Grain

By Associated Press Chicago, April 23-Cast wheat, No. 7 hard, $2.S0 No. 3 mixed, sl,66dt671s; No. Is yellow, $166d1.67
 Oats, No. white, $l056p1 .o51a: No. 3 white sl02t4d1 031a
 Rye, No. ?, $2.011aa2.20; barley, s1.74n $l.7e; timothy seed, saoodn.5O; clover seed, $35. .001430o
 Pork nominal; lard, $500; ribs. sl7.5ca 1872
 St Louis, April 2S.-Cash wheat. No. 2 red winter. s2.sSd12.eo; No. 8 red wincer, s2s6
 Corn. No. ?. SLIT; No. 2 white, s.76; May s1.70s4 July. s1.62ss.
 Oats, No. white. S.09; No. white, s1 .0sd1.1O; May, $1.e2A; July. SS1sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24
Produce Market

By NsSocIated Prbss New York, April 8,-Butter firm; crtamer yfirsts, 70@76c. Eggs irregular; fresh-gathered firsts. 421ad451sc.
 Cheese firm; average run. ZIG. Chicago. April 23.-Butter lower; cream cry, 4S@6sl9c. Eggs unchanged. Poultry. salive. lower; springs, sc; fowls 3415c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24
ax A,.nniat.a er.,
Port Moyement

New York. April 2s.-Spot cotton quiet; middlng 4165
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
Una R~efutaci6n
fRemlhdol

NA#@AA-ANAARI
Coyote. n. NJ. Abril II. 1890.
ST.. editor de 81 Nuevo Mexicano.
Santa re. ". M.
Muy Sr. nuastros SuplIcamos ten.
ga Ia bopdad de insertar en- las CO
lnmnas de su a~preciabls semanario q
slguienfe comunicados
IN Ia tirada de sn aemanarlo de
Abrl s. 1890. notamos IN anunclo muy
contrario y al mismo tempo mny dlfa.
mantle para esta pobIaci6n de Coyote
81 cuai ileya On enoabezado rOlo. Pc
ncias montados."
No sabemos 81 ahtor de t~alsnhancio
pero deaeariam0s sabeflo paga quo nos
dijera que rason tlsno para publican
coeaa tan lneieftas. como os 81 derir
Qne en- este lusar exisle una playa dc
ladrones que p roban sailinas ) olfea
aulnales q todo descaro Nosolroa loa
shah flrmados. habffnnteA , cindnaa
nos Dc Coyote. ~lntorcan1os - Il binn.
estaf a. nateffA e0muhIdad d0elmns
Qno al publication ~ ogfdnoa. ) uae
haHta "a pFesenid spcha este lngar de
Coyote 10 81 pgaciicado Ca nlnenna
fiaso AZ baudolerl6m0 como 10 aniersn
elaainenr Il aaiog &c alcte anunets.
Ha1ia "a pFgsento lscha nadia na - 81
DIDO Qne anaa Fahan1a dastarad4nIatt
= o 81 alEeaa elfa iofm1 , fAmtfea
cone ~ - hsee s1cepaltn A. niteaaa
A. iea fohist1fes a. este lnear ddaft
ftre faate hemga > ds hlfttiar mo
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sfaep tan iaanle reno - "a Htais
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ne mFs1e aea Hfaf 81 contra a. afsss
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

Eaiada ds Nasto NExloo.
cond4dD do Santa ~.
IN d Cofte da pFnataa. e. = 4.
snht0 ds IL rtinna vosnntad ) les.
laiaento q John Ffaucl er,
fnnd0
50 ii arise rot 4 nsasAnAs aae
hAadeaY Cnle fafket eierus0r dei
eAtgdo ~ john FFanfia Parker, Ii.
n4dD ha linnado Al Haegxia Elnal
fno eaufnf d. dlchn HftAaa. ) ii
iith EblaenIn nnNtf0 a3 AZ
fa4bee al cohdsdo As 8snfa ~
Ne4Fp NtslsA a. Ala6o 8 Z
g AefW 1853. 4 IA tnr1 e. ~ aias
de y mantza. g a saIa as a carte
De dieaa fse - IA cla1&e aa &a
a ~ NaW MknteA o1ae II 6IA
tisnpo HkNf B&fa ntf
- hAy MaK N4fN aleh8 fHfa
Per - MatA t~ua&H9lNfA fa 3
tepaES am8 aa3etn Nh5Nth Na rnF
"a fAffl -
~ A Az a.
81 ct1fato e. Aa ~
n #a - 8 eatss 4
ca Ha4t Hsm 1iNa
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

AH nHN
Duran N. NJ, AbriI II, 1929.
Sr. editor de III Nuevo Mexieano.
Muy ST.. milo;
Permftame en- su apreciable peri6di-
co dar p~Ablicidad a 10 siguiente:
Re~presentando a una gran parte de
los ciudadanos de est precinto, hemos
llamado la atenci6n q los Comisiona-
dos de nueslro condadp que Sc nos de
una oportunidad para protestar en- con.
ira de una election que eata anunciada
para 81 dia 5 dc Mayo venideFo. para
imponernos los oficiaIes de Ia incor-
poraci6n autes de habersenos dado eli
privilegio de organizarla o deaecharla
con nuestros yotos, dlsque porQue lie,
varon una peticion la cual muchos la
nrmafdn cast sin saber los ~contenidos
do q corporation, porque estoy cler-
to que nj los organizadores y pagado
res de fashci0n pueden ampliamente
explicarle al pueblo a que los sujeta
una corporation, sino Is en- aaleila
parte en- que esta en- anzuelo para que
10 tragen. Digo que nj ellos. porque es
tan Importance a IN sehor que no per
teuece Al condadp nj al precinto nj So
Demos cuanto paga de tasaci6n On nu
condado para que tenga Ia dicha
de venir a ensehaFn6R CrHHmos que en-
npegemsdio hay caletHe suficienta
para que tomara ese lugar. y no d este
senior, q cullen desde ahora va Sc nos
menciona para Representative. Ne ae'
servo para otra vezs y hasta Ia vista.
IN ~suscrffor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

RI gran hnnalieio aogItaaH anf u1o
aai ntmbaia a. 0ambsftsH ara "a
Taa 81 nl1o tncsHatife er1 flntiln
nar marhM Ma aanln UnHi
RaHar. a. netaIHf. fn. t1tfI1as
Nene4l4 ~ Chemteftaia rt4 - tvs
e. nflfte usi1f n4aiae fa4A ~
tases y ~fralds4eI an AttEtta gEH
hafamra netae MUae ~ nntstlN
felan4 - Este 4 nh AMtt
esando nfaa m "a oraF
laasas - ~ pEn
! - inte4 afta4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

So nos euplica anpnciemoH due se do
ia I'm gran halle en- CerriIles. N. AI., ell
sabado pr0ximo, en- Ia sala do Mike
Girand0s por 81 ST.. George y ST. ordueF
tai y que Sc garantiza buena mdsica
y buHn tempo a todos, pues serat bien
recibdos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

Emp 70 de los veteranos de Ia
Gran Guerra.

.lN"| |A .M| .LIMW|A
..s~-
A3aeAse rs glslma semaha ceteurq
uHa e~VAhosenSaa speelAl X y PanVeE
Tl gSssuna ~ " una Fs9eEAi pafa
HIe y y~sasl9nai Malnnkg q
tna ulistshsss gAsanas e~stapAeeiaas
~ - tHNHHSs ,AppRt4nses oei Als'
tIt.o ", que tneilye ioa estanos Qe
Wg9nns, vsani Eotoraqo y NuexQ
~ wv Aps Jefs9 &c eeecion az
aes ytictAes venttAiss Qei alsefaso en
snss .pAosAap Y g91sto &c 1a
VIZ tHe e3seuta 2 interpreter ias
ca1trateu II xxTs. III ~s
dsdsg I 81 IN III 1870 e ssn
,siats ,iSh h,ssts sst1 tgSan ~ lsnn
1870 r,,H trs.s n ~ sSAaa VIZ "
Co. I. wy 49, 1890 sapaet1ala
$1,000 = 1Yss9 E vnesSn9
5000 csss. y, $500
$500 = s'1t1e Soh
- sunIa feaeral para ~ Eauea-
eloA ~koeaelonab ue, simpllAAear
"a manefa ue 2 0Liclo a eanr
caclon aelos ~soldados, en 81 espacio
mas c0rtO ae TEMPO possible, ma aeldo
eraduaimentst descenfraiizaao 81 tra.
gAlv uesae que IN JUNO 3Aitlmo Queno
uesn8aao 4aei Negoeiado ade Seguros
ae Guerra gel m~inlsterio DEL IeH0ro.
hasta ~ fecha han sido a~probados
4lsVVV soldauos para feclDir nueya
instruction, 4 expsnsas 81 Gobierno,
y $1,000 estan en- "a aetualldad reel
biendq dicha instruction. Cada mes
entran l,200 exssoldados mas q rect-
PIT instruction En- el aistrlto Il He
pa eomenzado VA q idar INSTRUCTION
vocational 1,z00 v~eteran0ss q Los
que 50 pag6 durante 81 mes pasado
"a suaa de- 100000 en- concepto de
sueldos, de los que deben sufragar
sus gastoE de alimentaci6n y vestuaH
rio. stos veteran0H reciben 81 ms
trucci0n en- 90 instrncciones de en-
senanza esparcidas por 81 distrito VI
en- I'm inmenso n1meFo de talleres,
tiendas 3 industries del dfstrito.
Actualmante puede la oficina de
este distrito en- Denver rasolver ain
fener nle ~racurrtr I Washingt0n. Ia.
ALA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

Los senores Luis sisneros y Eloy d.
Truilllo, ambos de Taos. N. M. yinie-
ron a Ia capital 81 sabado, haciendnnos
una vista 81 mismo dfa. Ambos vi
nieron d Ia iniciaci0n de los CabaIle.
rOs dc Colon que So verified 81 domin-
go pasado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

#AAAN&NN NJ MM
. 4ts.
~ Nn WIN $3.50 q1S ~ AsSs
Noh 4uAana III
eRsqA sVh Rio7s RI No'
que
~ ssts2S ~
AAAa ssesx 81 Ske1eee.
41Si soLlo Asss4 Y SapaR'
- - $50 etH1 III Tx 49,
Y s1nR.AsAy ~ e Ht@n
cL~z 1g ssgl#
noAus n $500
s9aeg W. pNescA w..
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$50 - esnH'
cas-
na ae - Ass1a ste
~ 49, 1stio 4,ss 4. ;
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NO nsSeSatates nane9 patH wy
70 ayuue "a 49, L.
ns pakA Aus Av - AasYs q uAa
pt9t
K etectiYamenLe, hoQue se ~
neNaDah Ssles nnts MiAapnss 81. usMg
mos Y gA sueARa ne 49, 1870 1vA
81 pese tey9 ~ y 49, paAea1n
Se1e amiso rs " asSI1A, y eeh ~
Mah9 cotnsh1g sas91ll,9
7E9Aess q1'9t9y aIMa 9sAeo ~
que nscno lun
E7ues senor ~ 10y u1oas eats
ny esle svs
7 ~ aphleV ~ +. ken'.sen
cue g. pople NVqueass hapla AsisD
1000 Y sel Nela qNe oAo ~ s9ne.a
pah ceh ~ lsaos fuhus epn Aasslnaa
osA9s NV pnH1s, o1sps ssEn1Ss9 ~
Ae spA HyANenp n III III
ISL We ~
g rfu1i vslv 49, -
cotv' tio 10y W e Z u-aA
I ieoque corrlo elas 49, s9 hianSN
Iuego poi los .oJoe tlhaln g,as1
mas POT aqueila 2 snaeVs
eorren mas, ~ 81 a5aheaAap, 1YlAA
sudaDa, hasta que " asa eDstY
2 pleura 9-toma Ai1
slenao este como "a ena ~ ~ M
talAas pues otrp .coslo 0lIa pseuFa.
asi Otfos Y cayo w unuE1p ~ SEas
sopre 81 popre hoqnes nussV pan 81
teDan, pero SIN sus mer1eos' Los
ehloos ~ 10y, g lvSvs
y 81 lnleiiz Sc accrue 2 e l4aiu.
con gel gltanoE 81 sng ~ c9'So
e z Las pleqras iloflaA, y q "
feliz ya no persegaia . los mucnas
ohos, sipo que estos ~
eii CORA astaake ~ ssos 10y
cgh " AenSu 49, 9ns su
3 mares, sin yeI q leileno WV Us
PEI " aqul calg9s Y aYqn1 NV esan
Y a~lcanzapan eigpnast sntnhs ~ III
escape 81 sompreios una pteoIa 40
aiTio "a eapeza, q popre - 10
NO sanere, y no puqlenuo suiIAr Ma
maldi1o las rayas Diancas que ie Pr
como una lozas ae pioMo y III
antr0 n mortal congola; en- tantos
Ios. chlc0s seguian voqileIanao:
locos Al lQco.s las plearas III ~
sar, Miro "A cieio 2 aneustAa,
lendijo sn antes para sei pesana cHu1
70 maidi1o q 81 fnasInof Y Tug IN
iuerte y sc ncohts0ssa - puessa
iel curai entr0 y SO ~ eaer Meu
nuerto en- un Danco uemp eue
4 cura saha de gu napitaeADh .los
sritos de u tnrpa lntsnttsy ~ a~o
iador estrepito ue "a earsa
-Sehor cural-ruglo ei aoiofiuo
lodue md quierU cruz plntada, no
Iuiero 2 seis ApesAIasaa AsAs
lesf nv pese 9sa Az
VI saii1o Dssa nAanraa 49, aste
49,, ne Wy nrs 10y nT,,e,fscar
81 ~ ~ ts,,sYias Sasn,a1 Il
sos aenonlpe w SnSYue 4s
g naperme fass4oo q 800 Ay'N ~
mn@s.es vyA n $500
ne ~ tietegh - -
g us'eu = zer
Ia
n5a~ 1850 ds1eia raffno-
.,.nrsa 81 aura No 81 aecia 70
~ essn cruz nIntada te peshria mn
nut Dt1Atp W fNAro
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

tESTA So CUTS MANCHADOl


"Pano-Sanan es una composition
absoIutamente i~nofensiva para el
cults, que ha hecho desapafecer el
Piano mas rebelde en- cinco dias. No
hay que tomar embellishments Be
aplica al acostarse y los resultados
son rapidos v sorprendentes. Escrlba
hoy miHmo remitiendo $1.00 y d
waelta de rOffe0 fecibira estA mara
VilIosa preparation. @paffo-Sana1 es
de reconocido m6rito como IN blan4
queador del cults, como tambieu para
las pecas, espinillas, manchas , otras
des~perfeceiones de la cara. Garan-
tizamos 81 resultado. Dinero devuelto
81 no produce entera satisfaction.
DuUs PRODUCTS COMPANY
Sz6 River Street Dept0. as
CHICAGO. ILL.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

Tenso ~comprndores para casa De
adobe para ser Feconsfrufdas 81 es-
lilo moaefnol de Santa ~. Deben
estar en- hgenn condIcl1n.
IA II DuRMAM,
2i2 Don nnspat Ava Ielelone aSoW
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

NoTA - EsTA REpAccioN NO Sc
HAcE REsPoNsABLE PoR REMIT
DOS o coMuNlcAcIoNEs QUE Sc
NOS REMlTAN PARA PUBLICAN.
Los EN- NUEsTRAs COLUMNS!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

Sc NErESlTA-~Un hncnc y fuerte
lumbrero . toaonero, en- WALDO
SHELTER 81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

Tfasaesn n NJ Algll IL e. 1899
sr. Isof AZ IA Nhefo MexIsae
NaHfm re- A. NJ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

Coyote. n. NJ. Abril n, 1890.
81. editor de 81 Nuevo Mexicano.
carta nk ~ AZ
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
MOOSE WANT CARNIVAL

The East Cn.c=ko Moose have been
attempting for the past month to OBJ
tain permission from the city Officials
fer holding Il carnival II the city. the
proceeds to he used by the order in its
he1cvoient work. Ecpeacea att@ms-
have met with failure because CT the
objection made several months ago by
the Chamber of Commerce at which
time the mayor agreed to issue no
more permits
The ordinance permitting the carni-
vais to operate ~ the cry and spe -
fyinz the license fee which was reqUir-
ed still is in effect but the policy Of the
administration has been to refuse Ii
censes since the trouble which was
caused by the last carnival. In pur-
suing this policy the mayor recently
refuse permission TO a carnival com
-pany which then set up just across the
city limits in Hammond and although
dra wing the East Chicago money paid
the license &c. Hammond.
The Moose were prepared to take the
same steps II members of the Chamber
Of Commerce stil opposed a carnival in
East Chicago but a [ a recent meeting
Of the Hammond CITY council it was
voted to refuse permits to carnivals
In Hammond. Now the Moore are
wondering how they can get around
the objection of the Chamber of Com
merce.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17

through Yellowstone park salt Lake
| City and other point and during their
trip visited their son. Captain Balph Ca
nine. who is stationed at Camp Fun
sion.
Miss Charlotte Donovon Of North
Barring is leaving her clerical duties at
the Metal & Therruit corporation for a
few weeks vacation 10 be spent at Ce-
dar Lake. Wis where she will be JONI
cd by a party Of friends from Indiana
Harbor.
Mrs A NJ Kelly. wife Of Mr. Kelly.
Of the First National bank Al East Chi
/ ca 90. was taken to St. Margaret's hos
pital IN Hammond today and it IS be-
lieved that surgery viii have to be re
storted to relieve the condition exist
ing. Mrs. Kelly has been i'll for more
than week.
Services at the Christian church to-
morrow Will be conducted at the usual
hours and the sermons Will be delivered
by Rev. c. McFadden of Sebree. Ky.
who is candidate elect to the pastorate
here. Bible study hour Is at $50. SER
mon and prayer at 1880 and evening
devotation at S o'clock. All worship
pers in the community have most cor
, dial invitation 70 attend.
The Associated Bible Students an
nounce free Bible lecture in Odd Fell
lows hall, East chicago. sunday. July
| Is. at 3 p. m. The speaker VIII be c.
Iverson Of Chicago. A cordial invita-
| ton is extended to all
First Congregations Church
, Corner Of Magoun and 145th ST.
Pastor. Rev. Frank Naples.
Sunday school $50 a m
Morning service. 1915 a. m
Sermon by the pastor. The Universal
| Christ" Miss Idresse williams will
| render the solo. Visitors 70 East Chi
cago are cordially invited to attend
No evening service during July and
August.
Boys and girls a1S invited to enroll
in our Sunday school. Everybody Pres
( ent' is our motto
! or course you want TO own your
own home. There is a way. start
/ saving now, just a small amour,
weekly. Come to the First State Trust
! & Savings bank. 137th and Cedar
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streets. Indiana Harbor. T-17-1t.
Miss Naomi Lantz of North Msgoun
avenue and employed in the Offices OF
the Hubbard Steel company. is leaving
for q vacation trip to be spent at
points in the east. She will be gone
a few weeks
Little Donna Anglers. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II r. Anglers. or South
Olcott avenue. attained her sixth birth
day yesterday and was hostess TO sew
enteen young guests. The party affair
was arranged on the green lawn and
the decorations were carried out as
skillfully as those the usual indoor
event was staged Pink and white
predominated and balloons were an
added attraction. The daintiest 81
CONNECTIONS comprised the luncheon
served and the little Miss received
many pretty gifts in remembrance OF
the day.
There were dinner guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs c. j Nelson in
South Forsythe avenue last evening.
Mrs. n q Kranz of Chicago, sister TO
Mr. Nelson and two friends whom she
accompanied the Misses Minnie Larsen
and Esther Burg also of Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Felkner of Chicago
avenue. have returned from their trip
TO Newton, III.
Mrs Charles Reed, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgard Lantz Of North Ma
goun avenue and her babe departed
from this city yesterday to join Mr..
Reed. who has preceded them TO Du-
luth where he accepted a position and
arranged for home for them. The
couple were very well known here ard
had resided on olcott avenue for some
| time.
OF course you want to own your
own home. There is a way. Start
saving now, just small amount
weekly. Come 10 the First State Trust
& Savings bank 18th and Cedar
streets. Indiana Harbor. 7-17-1t.
Attorney A. P. Twyman has depart
ed for a business trip to Indianapolis
and from there will go to Louisville.
Ky. TO spend a brief time with his
family who visiting relatives
I there Mrs Twyman will remain the
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formerly the w r Diamond grocery.
where Miss Meehan stin retains her
position as book keeper and cashier
and no doubt where the wiles of Cupid
were introduced while the two young
people worked for the interests Of the
one firm. There is no immediate date
set for the wedding.
Miss Elsie Petersen. secretary in the
law Offices of the Meade. Royce and
Twyman firm. in the Calumet building
is leaving for her vacation next week
accompanied by her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank J. Petersen of South Bar
ing avenue. and a visit TO the home Of
Rev. and Mrs. Hess. former residents of
this city. when Rev. Hess was pastor of
the church. will be made to their pres
ent location AZ Kent City. Mich.
Mrs. T. L. wisen Of the McDougall
fats Of 144th street and her little son
are leaving for Ludwig. Mich, where
they will spend a few weeks visiting
relatives.
Carl Djer was host TO the members of
the East Chicago Luther league last
evening at the home Of his sister. Mrs
Esther Connors in South Tod avenue.
81. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran
church win hold Sunday school tomor-
row morning at a. m. German service
at 10 o'clock and English service at IL
a. m. Rev. Theodore Claus. conducting.
Information arriving here from At
torney Joe Meade Is that he has taken
his wife hack to their ranch property
at Guymon. Okla. after several months
sanitarium treatment at FL Paso, Texas.
and that her condition remained about
the same. It is believed that this re
port is somewhat encoura ging and their
friends here trust that by the next COM
munication received that more marked
progress Will be noted.
Miss Edna Wall OF Beacon street has
taken stenographic position in the of
fees of the Indiana OIL Leasing COM
pany in the Calumet building.
house guest Of Mrs. Leila 3. Has
call Of North Barring avenue Is Mrs. j..
F. HardeSty of Terra Haute.
Superintendent of Schools. F. n. Ca
nine and Mrs Canine are home from a
most delightful and extended trip