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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-10-22
Teachers Institute
October 29 and 50
Interesting Program Will Be
Given at High School Dur
ing Institute Days
All Invited.

Next Friday and Saturday, October
20, and 80, are the dates set for the
annual teachers institute for Villas
county. The services of two very
capable and efficient conductors,
Pres. v. E. McCaskill of the Superior
normal school, and Prof. Delos O..
Kinsman, of the department of eco
nomics Of Lawrence College, have
been secured for the sessions which
will start Friday morning. The insti-
tute is provided by law, without loss
of time to the teachers, and a large
attendance is anticipated.
The public is cordially invited to
all of the sessions of which the fol-
lowing is the program:
Friday Morning $3.50
Enrolment.
Instrumental solo ....-.-.....-....
.....,............. Margaret McGregor
The Practical in Arithmetic
----------------------------- v. r. MCCdSAAAA
Civics .....-....-.-..-..-.---.. D. o. Kinsman
Letter writing ...,.- Bessie Barry
How to Teach Children to Study
--,...-.....-..-....,.-.-..-V. e. McCaskill
Reading Circle Work .........-.--.-...
Northumberland. A. ]. Austin
Friday Afternoon 1:15
Instrumental solo ......Vira Bolger
Duet
Dorothy Williams, Mildred Davies
Civics ...-.........-......D. O. Kinsman
Local Geography. E. McCaskil1
Silent Reading Ella Beversdorf
.Cataloging of School Libraries.
-.......-..........-...-...--....... Lydia Hanf
Present Day Civics....-- D. o. Kinsman
Friday Evening 7:so
Community Singing ......-................
lied by Rev. w. ]. Davies
Instrumental Duet. Mrs. Sophie
Frankel, Mrs. H. e. Marshall
Song H. S. Girls, Glee Club
Address ,..Pres. v 2. Mccaskill
Music -.-...........E Eagle River Ore
Duet Mrs.
Flora We'll walter Gander Tr
Aaaro.a D.. = f. u;rs,,or
49, 49, d., o.a,,aatro
= 800 '-.'7','-''----.''s', = rs'N G''' !
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-10-22

On Friday evening both Institute
conductors viii give an address.
Special musical numbers will be
furnished for the evening program.
The public is especially invited
to this meeting and also to all the
sessions of the Institute.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
v vii kobe Boyer.

Paa Grund af Transport For
sinkelse fra Danmark onsker Vi
at kobe nogle Eksemplarer af
Skat Petersens I~ndledning til
DIET nye Testamente I'll en- rime-
lig Pris. Bogerne bedes tilsendt
os snarest muligt, da Vi behe-
yer dem we'd Skolens Aabning
den q. September.
Dan. Luth. Publ. House.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
En- aldre, dansk Pige

eller Enke 6nskes paa Bethania
Bernehjem, Waupaca, Wis, en-,
som kan forestaa Kogning. Lon
nen er for Tiden $50. Man hen
yende sig enten til Mr.. Anton Pc.
tersen, Danish Orphan Home,
Waupaca, Wis, eller til Rev. A.
p. Hansen, 25 No. 9th Str, Coun-
ell Bluffs, Ia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Kennard.

Gudstjeneste liver eden og 4de
Sendag Find. X. Il. liver Maa-
led.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

Paa Menighedernes Vegne ind
bydes heryed ill Deltagelse
ovennevnte Kredsm9de. Tilrej-
sende bedes at melde sig til en-
af undertegnede saa tidligt, at
der kan we're serget for Plads.
P. P. Thereby,
A. S. Nielsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Meder OF Gudgt ienester.

Onsdag d. Il. Mode ON AT
tenen paa Skolen we'd Past. J.
{. Carlson, Salt Lake City. Son
dag d. II. Il. 9,15 sgndags.
skole, Kl. 1920 Gudstieneste og
80 engelsk Aftengudstje-
neste. Onsdag d. 20. ON Afte-
men Tabitham0de hos {. X. Han
sens. Alt ON Gud vi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
EN- PIGE CNsKEs.

I'll at hielpe med Kekkenarbej
Diet we'd Dana College. For MR.
mere Oplysning henvende man
sig til {. \. Hansen. Dana Col
lege, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Lidt ON Indsamlingen fra nit
Horne.

Maaske de fleste af .,Danske.
renas Lesere tanker, at de .
Medlemmer paa Indsamlingsko-
miteen, Mr.. Cruise og under
tegnede, intet COR, fordi Vi like
har ladet hore fra os. Men
hyis de tanker saaledes, a
tenker de forkert. Og DIET er
for at faa dem bort fra saa-
dan muhg Yildfarelse, at jeg
nu VII melde lidt fra mil Hjor-
ne. Ordsproget siger: ..Godt be
gyndt er halyt fuldendt," og
min Be~gyndelse paa dette Fore.
tagende var over Foryentning
god. Begyndte i Ebenezer Ne
nighed, Chicago. Ligningen var
s., 200. subskriberet Ill Dato 81
.975, og de er like ferdige end
nu; tanker Ebenezer vii naa ner
op til de $4,000. Lad mig her
fortelle ct skont Track. | oven
neynte Menighed har ) unge
Piger giyet liver $500. Horned
en- karlig Hilsen og hjertelig
Tax til eder, unge Yenner, for
elders Offervillighed Gud Tonne
jer derforl Og det vii han!
Nil bare sige til ale baade
unge og aldre / wort samfund
gaa du hen og g6r hgesaa!
Fra Chicago gik Turen til
Michigan. De fleste Steder der
var Edsigterne langt fra Use.
Var forst i Pastor Bentsens Kald,
} smaa Menigheder, liver lignet
for $500. | Sidney fix jeg $3.50,
j Mcbride $500; Edmore fix jeg
like Lejlighed I'll at bespge.
Haaber dog. at disse , Menighe-
der VII naa Maalet, der er sat
for dem. og Diet kan de LET gore,
bare de, som har med Sagen
at gore lokalt, VII legge sig i
selen. Nenner, hermed en- ker.
liz O%pfordring til at gore dette.
Mast kom Trufant Menighed
Ligning $1,000, snbskriberet saa
langt godt $4,000. Med lidt
Yelyillie fra Menigheden OK
ihardigt Arbejde at den lokale
vii Trufant naa Maa-
LET. Greenyille Kaldet Pastor
Atlef HansensJ. Greenville Ne
nighed, Ligning $1,440, subskri-
beret til Dato $3.50, land the
subscription IS still going on
in Greenville. Annekserne I'll
Greenville fix jeg like Lejlighed
til at besoge, da Presten skull
de REESE I'll Kredsmede, men
Pastor Hansen lovede at tage
sig af Sagen, og saa er den i
code Hender.
Som dette skrives, er jeg paa
Vel Ill Standard, Canada, med
de store Muligheder. Paa Yejen
her OPP var jeg i Kenmare og
omliggende Menigheder. Begynd-
te ! Trinitatis, min gamle Me-
nighed. Ligning $4,000. Venner-
ne der rystede paa Hoyedet, og
mente, at Diet kunde like MAS
- like fordi de manglede For
staaelse af eller Karlighed til
Sagen, men fordi de hayde
haft 5 daarlige Aar / Rakke-
f9lge. Jeg fors6gte paa at ind
gyde dem Tro paa, at Diet baade
kunde og skulde lykkes, og saa
gik Vi til Arbejdet og Re-
sultatet bley efter Forholdene
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

| Gaar hilste Mr.. A. Lille
thorup, vor gamle Bogbinder,
paa os her j d. L. P. Fl. Han er.
paa Vel til Kredsmgdet j Kan
sas City som Delegat fra Me-
nigheden j Winnetoon, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
KREDsM0DE

Pacific Kreds az den forenede
Kirke afholder sit aarlige dele
gerede Mode i Eugene, Oregon,
j Dagene fra den 27.-31. Okt
Emaus og Bethesda Menigheder
har i Samling indbudt til Kreds-
mode, og Meder vii bliye Of
holdt ] begge Kirker.
Torsdagen d. 20 oliver Jung
dommens Dag" narmere Be
kendtgorelse angaaende denne
findes i %. L. Y"
Kredsens Emne: oHelliggerel-
sem
Menghedens Emne: ,,Hvorle-
DIES kan Diet hellige Samfundsliv
bedst fremmes i Menigheden."
sendagskolens Emne: IS. S.
Larerens Forberedelse.
Disse Emner VII bliye indie
dede og dr9ftede.
Aabningsgudstjeneste Onsdag
den 81. Okt., Formid. II. II / Be-
thesda Kirke.
o. Rye Olsen,
Kredsformand.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

dansk-am. lnth. Blad for Sudan,
Afrika, Yerdens NEST forsemte
Missionsmark. Las d t. I'd
kommer maanedvis. 30 Cts. "A
ret. Proyenumre faas frit. Skriy
I'll Marius Jorgensen,
3016-East Lake Street,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
% Aars J~ubileumsfest.

On Herren VII, fejrer Vi %
Aars Jubileum i den Danske ey.
luth. Nigh, i West Branch, Ia,
i Dagene fra 29.-31. Okt., 1920.
Menigheden sender en- karlig
Tndbydelse til Yenner, son vii
holde Hojtid med os i de Dage.
Vi VII gerne serge for Hus
~ og godt Uphold til yenner,
som vii melde deres Komme for
Medet.
Paa Menighedens Vegne,
II. P. Jensen.
n. p. Olsen, Formd.
r. Christensen, Sex.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

= zaA#1 Is& 1sI2
ration / Omaha II for har ON
talt, kom Torsdag j sidste Uge
hjem fra Hospitalet. Han er /
sin Butik ON Dagen, men han
er endnu langt fra stark nok
til at tage fat paa Arbejde at
Betydning. Til Lykke med saa
vidt og fremdeles god Bedring
Redaktoren har yaret paa
en- lille Udflugt - til Missions
MODE / Past. Tn. \. Jersilds
Kald, Spring Valley og Turkey
Valley Vest og sydyest for Vi
borg, S. Oak, fra s. til 10.
Okt., en- Del at nit sidste Pra-
stekald / So. Oak. AT andre
fremmede Prester var der Past.
e. II. Jensen, Racine, Wis, og
saa Nabopresten, Past. J. c.
Christensen, Yiborg. Det er like
meget Vi her / den lokale spalte
kan meddele derfra. Bet var
kert at mode gamle Nenner
der og lagge Merke I'll, at man
ge af dem ogsaa hayde deres
Born med. Saadan Dor det we're.
Vi obseryerede ogsaa, at der er
Udyikling og Fremgang j Diet
kirkelige Arbejde, ia Udyiklin-
gen paa dette Omraade synes at
holde Skridt med Udviklingen
paa andre Omraader. Endnu
skal navnes, at jeg %personlig
mgdtes med Hjertelighed, og jeg
fix en- Bunke Hilsener med der
fra I'll unge Mand og KYinder,
som derfra er sendt til Dana
- like at tale ON Hilsener I'll
Familienl Tax, Yenner, for al
den Yenlighed, | yiste mig! Maa
Guds Ord. SON bley udsaaet i
de Dage = saa vel som Diet, der
jeynlig udsaas blandt eder
bare rig og Yelsignet Frugtl
,,salige r de, som h6re Gpds
Ord og beware det."
J. E. campbell-Furniture
and Undertaking. Successor to
E. C. Pierce.
Past. Kildsig var til Mis-
sionsm9de i Audubon by, Ia,
SSndag og Mandag, og han var
med til Mode i Hamlin Lprdag
Aften. l Gaar kom han til
bage.
Til salg. By og Land
jendomme i og Omkring
Blair. Christensen & Rasmussen.
Blair, Nebr.
- | Aftes hayde Vi Bes9g at
Past. Carlson fra Salt Lake City,
Han talte / Kirken til en- anse.
lig Forsamling - dels Pradi-
ken, dels Fortelling ON Arbej-
Diet derude blandt Mormonerne.
Han gik I'D fra Diet kendte Guds
Ord: Der oliver Glede blandt
Guds Engle over cen Synder,
som omvender sig" Derud fra
paayiste han saa, at def er Diet,
der skal holde Modet oppe j en-
Mission SON denne, Gladen over
den enkelte, som frelses. Zen
Ting, som ellers g9r Diet serlig
syart, er, at mango, naar de
faar 0jnene op for Yildfarelserne
j Mormonismen og for den mo
ralske Forderyelse derude, saa
rejser de hen til andre Egne,
hyor de finder bedre Omgiyel-
ser at opdrage en- Familie un-
der. Men saa er Diet Gladen
over den enkelte, der er bleyen
omvendt, der holdt Modet oppe.
Der optoges ct Offer til Utah
Missioner.
| Gaar hilste Mr.. A. Lille
thorup, vor gamle Bogbinder,
paa os her j D. L. P. Fl. Han er.
paa Vel til Kredsmgdet i Kan
sas City som Delegat fra Me-
nigheden j Winnetoon, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

glimrende. Da jeg rejste derfra
hayde Vi $4,430, og de vii naa de
s.. 900. naar den lokale Komite
faar afsluttet Subskriptionen.
Og def for mig saa opmumtrende
i Trinitatis Menighed var, al de
Wide ale ware med. Der var
kun cen Mand, som negtede at
skriYe paa, og jeg haaber. at
han fatter ct andet Sind, for.
end Subskriptionen oliver slut
tet. Der var ingen som CAV
store Summer - Diet kunde de
like men ale, unge, eldre
og udenforstaaende, som jeg fix
Lejlighed I'll at sc, skrey paa.
Horned en- hjertelig Hilsen I'll
Trinitatis Menighed for Samye-
ret og for den Kerlighed og
Tillid, ! visfe mig, og Ell sar-
lig Tax I'll eder, | nnge, fordi
/ var saa flinke til at bere Stem
til 1.-The new and greater Dana.
Det lover godt for Fremtiden.
Om der nu er nogen at Dan
.skerenn Lesere. som synes, at
jeg skriver for meget ON Tri-
nitatis Menighed, saa bedes man
u~ndskylde og hnske paa, at def
er min forhenyarende Menig.
he'd, og | we'd nok, at gammel
Kerlighed ruster like Men saa
meget VII jeg sige, at def Vide
sere en- Fornojelse at were paa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., hyis det
ale Steder gik saa let som j
Trinitatis Menighed.
Var ! Nazareth Menighed,
Kenmare BY, S9ndag Aften. Ma
zareth Menigheds Ligning $3.50,
fix subskriberet $500 den Aften;
med de $500, SON Pastor Hof-
guards Svigermoder haYde To-
vet forud, oliver def $1,000. Der
er en- god lokal Komite ] Ken
mare By, a Nazareth Menig-
he'd vii gaa lover the top. Be
thania Menighed (Anneks til
Kenmare) Lgning $3.50. Saa
kun faa der, da Farmerne hay-
de traylt med At .rrske, Tx
kun subskriberet s640. Tror og-
saa, at Ligningen der er liat
for hej, da flere er rejst der
fra. Men der er ogsaa en- cod
Komite, som VII gore, hyad den
aan for at naa Maalet
For lions Menlgheds Nedk0m-
mende var stillingep den sam
re som j Bethania Trayl.
he'd med Tarskningen. saa kun
nogle faa. Zions Lignins $1,000,
fix $500. Zen Mani gay de
$40. TAX, gamle Vel. Gud
Tonne dig for din Gaymildhed !
Zions Menighed vii ,,go over
the top, Diet er baade den 10.
kale Komite og jeg enige ON.
bet samme calder for ale Me-
nigheder rundt Kenmare som
for Trinitatis - daarlig Host / 5
Aar.
Saa en- hjertelig TAX til Pre-
stebrgdre og Menighedsfolk for
al udvist Karlighed og Gastfri-
he'd. Mere ON Indsamlingen en-
anden Gang.
Yours for a greater and better
J. A. Larsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

onsdag den b. October, 1920.
Blair, Nebraska.

Mr.. Hansen Brenholdt, hyis
1ndlaggelse paa Hospital og Ope-
ration / Omaha Vi f6r har ON
talt, kom Torsdag j sidste Uge
hjem fra Hospitalet. Han er /
sin Bulk ON Dagen, men han
er endnu langt fra stark nok
til at tage fat paa Arbejde at
Betydning. Til Lykke med saa
vidt og fremdeles god Bedring
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Medekalender.

Missionsmode i st. Johannes
Menighed, Pennington, Mimi,
15.-17. Okt.
Missionsmede i Immannels Ne
nighed, Hazelwood, Mimi, %
81. Okt.
MissionsmGde i Dane Valley,
Mont, fra 22.-24. Okt.
Kirkeuge i Bethania Menighed,
Denver, Colo, 81. Okt. til 7. Nov.
Missionsmode / Vor Frelsers
skan. luth. Kirke og Missions
hus, Council Bluffs, Ia, ! Dagene
fra 90. til "a. October.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

Adresseforandring Rev. f. S.
Rosenberg for Fresno, Calf. nu
1l46 Racine Street. Racine, WIS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-07

4 REPORT reached Hammond lssf
night that + E. McIlroy had been norni-
mated for senator and he was called nm
hy friends who congratulated hin, an
the gallant race nc made. and then this
morning the news came that he had los
by twenty votes The man who told
Mac that he had been nominated is
keeping out Of his way
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-07
CONN. DEMOCRATS
OPPOSE PROHIBITION
fiNrrqsArIohAL NEWS SERVICE


NEW HAVEN CONN. May 6-The
democratic state convention with nat
ional chairman Homer s. Cummins
presiding went on record here as op-
posed TO prohibition as IT is now con-
stitutcd
a resolution was adopted favoring
the amendment Of the Volstead act so
as to permit the manufacture and sale
Of light wines and beers.
The convention was unusually harm
onious. A slate % ~ delegates to the
San Francisco convention was adopted.
The delegates VIII 60 unpledged TO any
candidate.
Among the resolutions adopted was
one favoring recognition Of the Irish
republic Another scored Gov. Hol-
colmb for refusing to call special SEES
sion Of the legislature to deal with
the suffrage amendment.
Senator Robert l.. owen of Okla
homa. addressed the convention and
denounced the partisan politics Of the
L. S Senate which he declared pre-
vented the L. s. fro mbecoming a party
20 the League Of the civilized world =
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-07

ment by force" said the proclamation.
and in view Of the attitude of these
former candidates it Is now almost I'M
possible to hold presidential elections
next July =. as ordered by the Mexi-
can constitution
The proclamation reviewed at length
the Mexican situation since 1917 lead
ing up to and admitting the present
revoits in Guerrero. Sonora. Michoa-
can. Pucbla zacatecas. Tabasco and
various other states
Before Gems. Obregon and Con
sales revolted. the country was near
ly pacihed." said the document. and
the presidents best aims were to
turn over the reins Of government to
man elected by the people.
The government was really believ-
ing that the epoch Of coup d'etats and
military solicitations ~ Mexico had
passed
The president has hrmly decided. it
continued that the government VIII
not be turned over to either obregon
or Gonzales but that ne win leave the
presidency only ia the hands IF a man
chosen by the people to succeed him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-07
CANCELL|NG
DEPORTATION
WARRANTS
Lla1eRnA1IonAl NEWS sERyles

III EhffA ii0NNL HEN9 SEhNtLEl
WASITNGTON. May 6-The depart
meHt today was caneelling more than
150 deportation warrants for members
If the Communist Labor party. follow
ing decision by Secretary of Labor
Wilson that membership in that or
ganization Il not sufficient grounds
for deportation. The ruling as made
by the secretary in the test case OF
Carl Miller Members of the Commun-
ist Labor party now held for de-
portation on the sole grounds that
they are members of the organ cation
VIII be released. and the cases pending
against them will be dropped.
Officials Of the department Of jus
tice We're aroused over the decision
Of the secretary. which releases per-
sons arrested in the December raids
by tn department Assistant Atty.
Gen. Garvan declared that the Com
munist Labor party now viii become
haven where extremists can con-
Time agitation without abandoning
one of his theories or purposes"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-07
cH1cAao LIVE srocK.

HOGS ~ Receipts. $1,000 Market
slow and 25c higher Bulk S1S75 a
1850. Top 1855. Heavyweight. sI3.35
di4.80. Medium weight $3.50 a 1850.
Light weight. s15.15 a 1856 Light
lights. $3.50 a 1910. Heavy packing
sows. smooth. S12.4OG13.0o. Packing
sows. rough. sf2 oO@12.5o. Pigs. 1880
Q15.25
CATTLE Receipts 10000 Market.
steers steady to 15c higher. bulls weak.
calves slow. Reef Steers: Medium and
Heavy weight. s15.40Ql425. choice and
prime. sf3.4o@14.25; medium and good.
sit.65 q l3.fo: Light weight good and
choice S12600tt.o0: common and me
dium. S10.25 n 1850. Butcher Cattle.
Heifers. SS.o0012.75, cows. s7.75al4.oo:
bulls, S1.S50 II %. Gamers and Cutters.
Cows and Heifers. S5.o0N7.75; Gamer
steers. IS 25ms.50 Veal calves Qight
and handyweighD. $1,000 1900 Feed
er steers. $a.25@ 1900 Slocker steers.
Sis n 1925. Stocker COWS and heifers.
S1-5009.25. Stocker calves. 5000 100.
CHICAGO VEAI,-5O to 50 lbs. I4c:
20 % so lbs. 10 q nc: so to 100 lbs IS
a roc. fancy 20c; overweight kidneys
40 TO l75 lbs. 10Q12c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-07

prominent in Rebekah circles In the
state haas been in East Chicago visit
ing for the past week.
The department of music Of tho
East Chicago Womans club VIII hold
a most important meeting at the home
Of Miss Mary 4. Davis. A2S9 Magoun
ave. Monday evening and at which
time the election OF the departmental
officers viii take place calling FOR the
attention Of all members to be pres
emit Plans viii also be discussed for
the holding or the May festival which
this year VIII be given in the nature
Of musical. date Of May a4th. While
the plans are too preliminary to an
nounce in detail the date and arrange
ments are decided upon. Later reports
viii be given concerning the event.
Sherln-Nominee william Olds IS leav
ing for a few weeks trip TO Terre
Hsute. and viii be accompanied by
Mrs. olds. They leave tomorrow.
Miss Ruth Thompson. soon to he
come n bride, was the honored guest
AT a handkerchief shower held for her
at the home Of Miss Helen Fisher in
North Barring ave Wednesday evening.
The Camp Fire Girls. the unit TO which
Miss Ruth belongs. sponsored the oc-
casion Mrs. 4. II. Watts is the guard
ian Of the girls and most enjoyable
time was had Miss Thompson is again
to be honored at a shower this eve
ming at the home OF Miss Florence
kleinman in Barring ave.
Owing to the Federation OF Woman.s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-07

FILES CURED TN TIC IA DAYS.
Druggists refund money If PAZO ONT
MENT fails 70 cure Itching Blind. Bleed
Ing or Protrudtng Piles. Stops Irritation
Soothes and Heals. You can get restfui
sleep after the first application Price
60c.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-07
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES

Chase Conn. a resident Of Sibley st.
hammond. and young man OF twenty
eae years of age employed at the Sig
MAI Plant. is reported very critically
~ al the home of his parents, Mr.. and
tirs William conn The patient is a
hrather to Alr Earl CON of North
eiaeoun ave. this city
The q A y. club comprised Of
Ysuthfui young ladies at Indiana Har-
o'r have eomme need the renewal Of
ae4r social activities and announce
Hrst of the meetings TO he held at
ao home of Miss Ruth Amick. in
tfapoviue ST. one week from this eve
n~ Al the last meeting IL was con
etaered to eject new president 81 the
uh and this office fell to the lot of
SASS Elma McAuslan- The club has
r5ered their insignia rings which VIII
aear the name OF the order and the
tnitals of the member and win be
unique tn their selection. All members
are urged to he present al the next
meeting
Mrs. aKte L Nichols /of Elkhart.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-07
PRES. CARRANzA
TAKES FIRM STAND
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

AIENICO CITY. MEN. Via Galveston
Texas. MAY 5-CNighD Absolute re-
fusal to give up the government OF
Mexico to his enemies. was announc-
ID tonight by President Carranza
In a manifesto addressed to the peo-
ne he called upon all loyal citizens
ftp Fupport his government against
the Is idespread rebellions which have
turned Mexico once more into . seeth-
Ing mass or trouble
Because Of the revolutions through
out the country, President Carranza
said he was firmly decided to postpone
the national elections at which his
successor would be chosen next July
The revolts % Gen Obregon and
Gen. Gonzales are nothing but military
plots to overthrow the actual govern
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-07
NEW STREET FOR
WEST HAMMOND

good street leadng west from State
Line street and one which should be
greatly appreciated by Hammond mo-
torists. providing bids are submitted
before the Board OF Local Improve
ments meets on Thursday. May H.
Bids have been asked for the construc-
ton OF an asphalt pavement on 152nd
street. which is continuation OF Rim
bach avenue Of Hammond As Vet no
bids have been received
At the SAME meeting Of the board
bids viii also be opened FOR the con
structicn of sewer on 153nd Place
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-07

Clubs meeting at Lafayette Ind. the
Civic departmental meeting or the
East Chicago Woman's Club has been
postponed to the date OF Tuesday il.
instead of Thursday. the 18th which
is the regular date Of meeting The
meeting at the present time Is SEIZED
uled 70 take place at the home or MRS
George Fisher. Mrs f. n. Canine will
direct the arrangement OF the pro-
gram and Mr.. Canine. supt. OF schools.
VIII talk on characterization.
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