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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
INDUSTRIAL
HEADS MEET
At DINNER

Representatives Of ell Lake county In
dustries w.ll gather tonight at the Ham
rnond Country club for a dinner and
meeting under the auspices OF the In
diana Manufacturers association al
which Industrial and manufacturers
problems VIII be discussed. Among
other things the freight rates are ex-
pected to be fully explained.
G. Q. Soderquist, general superintend-
ent Of the Universal Portland cement
plant at Burlington. who Is representa-
tive from Lake county on the board OF
directors Of the state organization has
made all arrangements for the meeting
and has invited the CHIEF local execu-
uves Of all industries in the county
J. L. Kmbrough. president of the In
diana Bridge company of Muncie and
also president of the state organization.
will be present as one OF the speakers
More than one hundred men are ex-
pected TO be present at the meeting
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
TWO TWIN CITY
NEW COURT CASES

Because her husband. Julius Janko,
failed to live up TO his promise to pro-
vide for her two children by her first
husband, Mrs. Ethel Janko, Of Alex
ander ave. East Chicago. Is asking
for divorce in the Hammond super
Tor court. They were married at
Chicago. April 2s. 1915, and separated
on September IA.
The plaintiff says she has, been for
ced TO do hard labor in order to sup
port tho family and that her nus
band has on numerous occasions de-
serted her and remained away for
periods ranging from three days 10
one and a half years. When away
from home. she says. he would stay
with one Mary Benedict. and on his re-
turn he would boast OF his love for
Mary and tell his wife he had no use
for her
Mrs. Janko wants $500 alimony and
the custody or the children. w. A,
Fuzzy is her attorney.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
SUES FOR POSSESSION

Frank T. Marwich of Indiana Har-
Dor has brought suit for damages and
possession OF property against Andy
Surobiah in the Hammond superior
court because Andy has a house butt
so close 10 the lot line that the root
projects over the Marwich lot which
adtoins. Marwich has had a survey
made which shows that the roof at
the front OF the house Is 1.34 inches
over the lire and at the rear It trans
crosses twenty-five inches. He want ;
the house moved and $500 damages
Ibach. Gavit & Stinson> are attorneys
for the plaintiff
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
BIG STEAMSHIP IS
DESTROYED BY FIRE

BALTIMORE. Nd Sept. 17-Fire
early today destroyed the steamship
Kershaw. one of the largest of the fleet
of the Merchant and Miners Transpor-
tation Co. while the vessel was lying
in the lower docks of the Baltimore
Dry Docks and ship-Building Co
The fire started n one Of the holds Of
the vessel from a cause as yet unde-
termined. The Kershaw had been
undergoing repairs for several weeks
Six members Of the dining room de-
partinent we're unaccourted for. but It
IS the belief Of officials that these men
may have spent the night in the city
The vessel was valued at 100000,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
MANY OFFENDERS
IN WHITING COURT

WHITING, Ind. Sept. 17.-Among
those most recently araigned In the
city court were the following VIII
liam Ashmun. fined 800 and costs for
passing a street car discharging pas
sengers; George Thomas. 800 and
and costs for speeding; w. c. Brown
driving auto without a license. fined
800 and costs; Frank Davcich. a
peeping Tom. forfeited a s25 bond
for his non appearance. Peter Hera-
k9wich and Ed. Saunders. both charg
ed with disorderly conduct both for
feitted a $40 bond for their non-ap-
pearances A. Sanonson. arraigned on
the same charge was dismissed: Andy
Preco1 also forfeited $40 cash bond
for not appearing 70 answer his intox-
ication charge: John Levine and Mike
Stoga- both OF whom plead guilty 10
being drunk. were hned 81 90 and costs
each; Stanley Majewsky. charged with
assault and battery. was fined $40 and
costs. but took an appeal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
HAMMOND LADY
ENCOUNTERS BANDITS

With four bullet marks on her auto
mobile. Mrs. William Maginot s. Con-
key avenue. reached home last nigh,
after an exciting brush with a high
way-man on South Holman street
Mrs. Maginot was driving into Ham
moud from the south at 1890 o'clock
last night. Her four-year-old son
who had fallen asleep. lay in her lap
as she drove her roadster along the
road In the outskirts OF the city.
AS she neared the bridge over .he
man street, she noticed light swing
ing across the road as IL someone was
signaling her to stop. Mrs. Maginot
vas soon able TO discern the dim out
lines Of q man and saw that he was
waving a pocket dashlight.
She had heard OF the numerous hold
Ups which had occurred in the outly-
ing roads in the last year and decided
70 take no chances. Instead OF stop
ping she stepped on the gas and drove
directly towards the man He sprang
to one side or the road az the car
whizzed past and Mrs .sIaginot heard
a number OF shots ared in rapid sue
cession
Reaching home. examination Of the
car showed that four bullets had h,
the rear Of the machine Two had
struck the back Of the seat and one
had punctured the metal but was stop
ped by the seat padding back Of the
little boy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENTS

JACK Keller. of Lansing. Mich. driv-
ing REQ truck chassis in transit
WAS severely injured near tho old Arc
station at Miller late yesterday ar
ternoon, when the truck crashed into
an electric light pole, demolishinS the
front or ne machine and breaking the
pole.
Keller was found in an unconscious
condition and was rushed 10 the Mer-
cy hospital where he was given medf-
cal attendance. According to witnes-
ses he was running at q high rate OF
speed and was on the wronk side Of
the street when the accident occur
red. This morning it was reported
that he would recover from his in
juries.
In another accident. John Nanos. a
youthful bicycle rider, residing al
1884 Washington St, had narrow
escape when he rode his bicycle in
front OF a machike driven by a dau-
ghter OF John Chester. residing at
1857 Harrison st. It Is said that the
driver was not at fault in the acct
dent and agreed 10 pay for the dam
age done 10 the wheel
A car owned by s. K Milgran.
1886 Broadway. was damaged yester-
by an unknown woman CRASHED into
the machine while IL was standing al
the curb on sixth avenue between
Broadway snd washington street. Tho
woman driver backed away from the
damaged car and drove away accord
ing to the police report She was
driving a car with a license number
issued 70 Paul J Duvaf sci Tyler,
street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
TRUCK FARMERS
ARE ANNOYED

Truck farmers living in The vicinity
Of Saxony avenue and east OF Coium
bia avenue have had their patience
sorely tried Of late by motorists who
have ben stealing cabbage, corn. to-
matoes and other vegetables from the
fields. One farmer today said nifty
heads Of cabbage had been taken from
his fields last night and he plans dras-
tir .Heps to pat an end 10 the pil.cs-
ing
I'm going to lay right out in the
fields from now on with my old shot
sun loaded at night and believe me.
sore Of those fellows are se!a, 10 got
their skins flled with buck-shot." said
the irate farmer He added several
Or hts neighbors were a,so preparing t.,
stand guard over their crops
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
RIDGE ROAD BANDIT
SENTENCED TO PEN
Joseph Beggs of Hammond
Tried in Crown Point
Criminal Court.

CROWN POINT. Ind Sept i6-Joseph
Biggs Of Hammond was sentenced 10
from TO IL years in the penitentiarv
by Judge Smith on Wednesday. BlSgs
was one of the gang of hold-ups that
had been making life miserable for the
motorists on Ridge Road between Ham
mond and Gary during the past year
and in spite OF the strong plea of Abe
Dttenneimer Biggs attorney. Judge
smith decided that men of Bigg's kind
We're better behind the steel bars. es-
peciaily az BigEs Is termed mentally
deficient
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
MANY HAMMOND
CRIMINAL CASES
Hammond Check Forger is
Given Term of Years
In Penitentiary.
ESPECIAL TO The TIMES

GROWN POINT, ND. Sept. t.
Five cases against Hammond men were
filed in the criminal court al Crown
Point on Thursday
State OF Indiana VS.. Frank Acker-
man, assault and battery. bond 81 900
State vs.. Joe Cave, assault and bae-
terry. bond 81 900.
State vs. Doc. Barnes. grand lar
ceny. bond 81 600
State ". william b Tucker. grand
larceny, bond $4,000
State vs William J. Cook. grand
larceny, bond $1,000
Paul Rosenwinkel OF Hammond. got
to IA year sentence. in the peni-
tentiary on Thursday in the criminal
court at Crown Point for forging a
check on the First National Bank OF
Hammond In November. 1919.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
RAILROAD
WORKER
IS KILLED

Steve Cliarne. car repairman employ
ed by the New York Central lines at IN
diana Harbor was instantly killed about
2 o'clock last night when the car upon
which he was working was shunted into
by switching crew. His right forearm
was amputated and his back was crush
ed in the accident. The accident oc-
CURED near the entrance to the Mark
plant Of the Steel and Tube company.
Sllame lived at 6o6e Lafayette street.
Chicago, and was a married man 33
years Of age II is not known whether
he leaves any children. The body was
taken to McGuan's NOR que where Deputy
Coroner Z. H Mervis made an eramfha-
tion as to the cause of death. The re-
mains VIII be shipped to South Chicago
for burial today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
WHITING TO HEAR
PRESIDENT CANDIDATE
Prohibition Leader to Speak
Before the Sunday
Evening Club.

WHITING. IND, Sept. I7-whIting
Is 10 be honored on Sunday night BY
the appearance of a presidential can
didate IN our city On this occasion
Or. Aaron 5. Watkins, prohibition
candidate for the presidency Of the
United States viii speak before the
Sunday Evening club Of the Congre-
gatlonal church at 7.3o p m In
vitations have been extended to the
other candidates and letters and tele-
grams Will be read from them Dr.
Watkins will be given free platform
TO state the issues as he sees them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
DEATH LIST.
REACHES SO

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyicEl
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE death
list was Increased 20 3s today when
three men died of their injuries in
the Brond street hospital They
wcrei
Alexander Leith, of New York
City.
W. r. GILES, of Pelham. n Y.
John w. Weir, of New York City.
These men were among the 75
persons badly injured by the blast
More than $50 others are less seri-
ousiy hurt.
Earlier in the day. John Donovan
of Brooklyn, had died Mt Bellevue
hospital from burns He Is incIud
ed In the list of IS dead.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
GARY CASE ON TRIAL

VALPARAISO. Ind. Sept 1s-Tn
the Superior court Judge Crumpacker
was hearing q case on the Gary Ca
rage and Sales Co. vs. the Gary Street
Railway Co. for 5000 damages The
Garage Co. alleges that because the
street car company failed to place dan
ger signals on an excavation they had
made for a new switch at the corner Of
Broadway and Buchanan streets. a driv
er OF one OF their cars drove into the
hole. damaging the car TO the extent
or sSO1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
INJURED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT

John Mcclure. $50 Erie st. Hammond
was knocked down and injured last
night at the corner of State and Sohl
IT'S. when nc topped in front Of tae
automobile driven by John Weber Nc
y Lire received q number of woI md.
en- mis- head ana was taken by Weher
& St. Margarct's hospital for trsat-
mont.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
-------- '-'--i-'7--
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
NEW YORK, Sept IA reward
Of $4,000 was offered by the board
of estimate today at the request Of
Mayor Hylan, for information lead
ing to the arrest of persons who
caused yesterdays Broad and Wall
Streets explosion. An additional
$500 was offered for Information
leading to the discovery of the
owner Of the mystery wagon"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17

tINIENNAIIUNAL NEWS SERVICE
DENVER. COL. Sept 17-Ad-
ditional guards We're on duty to-
day at the L. S, mint here and al
the local branch of the federal
reserve bank
Officials said that precautionary
measures were prompted by the
distrastous bomb explosion in Wall
Street yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17

NEW YORK, Sept. I7-Wm. J..
Burns. whose detective agency has
been entrusted with guarding the
Morgan building and vicinity, an
nounced today that his men had
established to their complete eat
isfaction that the one-horse wagon
which is believed TO have carried
the time bomb that caused the a.
piosion drove pin front or the
I 5. suh-treasury office at
minutes before IL o'clock noon
YESTERDAY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17

LInTsRNATIohAL NEWS SERVICE
NEW YORK, Sept. 17-An ar
rest has been made in connection
with the Wall Street explosion
which wrecked the offices of J p.
Morgan & Co. the New York po-
lice department announced at
lac o'clock this afternoon. Police
officials said they had been adj
vised that Edward Fischer. whose
name was signed to warning
received hy a brokerage hrm en-
pIoye on Wednesday. had been ar
rested at Hamilton. Ont.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
Latest from
N. Y. Outrage
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
San FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. II
Despite denials by police. post
office authorities and department.
OF justice agents. a report persist
ed here that a warning letter bear
ing san Francisco date line had
been received by tho house of j.
P. Morgan more than a week axe.
The report first gained currency
through the publication in a local
paper of story that New York
police had telegraphed the local
police to investigate the source OF
the alleged letter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
PALMER TAKES
PERSONAL CHARGE

WASHINGTON. sept 17.-Atty
Cen. Palmer has gone 70 New York
and will take personal charge or the
investigation of the Wall street explos-
ION. 1t was learned at his office to-
day.
The attorney general had planned to
leave for his home in Stroudsburg. Pa
last night. but changed his plans and
took an early morning train for New
York.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
PROCLAMATION

On account OF the suffering that Po-
land has endured for the last several
years. the Polish Citizens OF Harmon j
and West Hammond, have taken on
themselves the duty o: putting on a
Tag Day 10 relieve the suffering child
rem Of Poland. therefore
!. Daniel Brown. Mayor OF the City
Of Hammond. Ind. do hereby declare
saturday. September 1sth 1920 as a
Tag Day for the benefit of Poland.
kindly give as much az possible.
Thanking you IN advance for all do.
nations. ! am
Sincerely.
s-17-1 DANIEL BROWN. Mayor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
STANDARD STEEL
TO HAVE FIELD DAY

Steel
car Co, have piapned Srracx aad hela
meet for saturday September Is. 1920.
at the Standard baseball Park.
This IS the date set for the annual
baseball game between the Manage
men; and Workmen's Representatives
on the Plan Of Representation Tn.
Mana cement has offered number of
valuable prizes for the winners or The
.@riouS events complete list OF which
follcws.
TRACK EVENTS
100 Yard Dash CMen under twenty
nve years Of age)-1st prize. Set Of
Military Hair Brushes: 2nd prize-s
Cell Flashlight
100 Yard Dash. (single men over Is
years Of asel-lst prize. Alarm Clock:
End prize Bakelite Cigarette Holder
22o Yard Dash tFree for alD-tst
prize. box Of cigars: 2nd prize. cigar
cite case
100 Yard Dash CMen weighing. ,s5
lbs. Or over)-lst prize, Gold Knife Tor
Watch Chain, End prize. Pearl Handled
Pocket knife
IS Yard Dash lLadies)-Ist prize
Manicure Set End prize. Stationary.
100 Yard Dash Married Men over
- , SCdAe : u dStJ--Ast prize. Gillette
Safety Razor. End prize. Leather COL
lar Box.
FIELD EVENTS
Running Broad Jump Free for All)
LIST prize. Large size Thermos Bot
tie: End prize Small size Thermos Bot
tie
Putting I2-ib Shot Gree for alD-
1st prize. steel Casting Rod. End prize
Poker Set
Standing Broad Jump CFree for AID
list prize. silk Cmbi ella; End prize,
Box of Six Linen Handkerchief
Baseball Throwing for Distance Cfor
Ladies)-1st prize, Brownie Kodak. No.
"a End prize. Browne Kodak, small
size.
Running High Jump Free for All)-
lst prize. Gents Scarf; 2nd prize. two
neckties
Hop skip and Jump Gree for AiD-'
1st prize. box OF Holeproof Hosiery.
pair; 2nd prize. Box of Holeproof Hos
iery. pairs
Tug O War Coetween departmental
teams) Each member Of the winning
team will be presented with a leather
Bill Fold
While competition in the events is
restricted 70 employees Of the company
the pubic il invited to attend.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17

Advertise in The Times and ad
ve.tiSe again. Results come with
constant effort a.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
SluCtIt4Ss
s-I7-1 DANIEL BROWN. Mayo,

Max widnitz. 2sss : Halstead st
Chicago. was arrested Yesterday after
noon for driving a horse and wagon
on the Calumet boulevard. He was
released on bond and his case set for
hearing Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
CALUMET AVE. BOOSTERS Are GREAT HORN BLOWERS
Z DIE ON
RAILS NEAR
THE HUB

1huN y POINT, IND. Sept. l1--TW Q
shocking railroad accidents. both .;
which were fatal. are reported east
OF the city during the past "a hours
David Clay, who was employed as sec
tion. man for the Erie. was killed at
Palmer. when he stepped out Of the
way OF an Erie freight on to an ad-
Joining track carrying an Erie flyer.
He was killed instantly
GROWN POINT MAN KILLED
A terrible accident happened AZ lie
roy when hugo Bruckman. Of Crown
Point was killed by fast Pennsyi-
vania train at the Leroy startion cross
ing. Bruckman was driving a large
truck and whether ne did not see the
train or killed his engine on the track
is not known. but the train struck
the truck with such force that the
engine on the train was put out u
commission. Bruckman's maugled re-
mains were picked UP and brought 10
the Geisen morgue at Crown Point
He is the owner Of the Bruckman
market on North Main street and was
out buying cattle when he was kin
ed He leaves a wife and three small
children The funeral arrangements ;
at this time have not been made.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17
THE WEATHER.

FOR INDIANA-Fair tonight ard
Saturdays no change In tempera-
ture.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17

1t had been planned to conhne the do
ings 20 Calumet avenue, for the boosters
were not sure what sort of a turnout
they would have. but when the big
automobile parade started south from
Michigan avenue. a sudden switch in
plans was made ard il was decided to
unseInshly let the rest OF Hammond in
on il.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17

The warning letter sent e Lieut.
Arnaud did not arrive through the
mails. 1t was dropped through the
slot in tho door of the commisSiou.s
office at s5 Broadway on wednesds
morning. The letter was written
with pen and ink and pined with the
word Greetings" It was contained
in a small white envelope But Ar
maud did not take the warning seri-
ousiy After reading it, he tore TIE
letters into bits. dropped il into
wastepaper basket and forgot al
about it--untH after the Wall stree.
district was rocked by th. most ghast-
lv explosion In New York history
Then he secured the ta.te--. pasted
Continued OF last page)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-17

No arrests have been made The
man who drove the one-h horse truck
carrying the most powerful internal
machine ever devised Ia this country
disappeared in the Wall Street crowds
as completely as though the earth rad
opened and swallowed them Up.
Other important links have bsen
forged in the chain Of evidence TO
prove that conspirators carefully man
ned the outrage. The police have
learned that warnings Of a catast-o-
phe in the financial district We're re-
ceived in advance by at least two per-
sons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Elizabeth c. Vaughan. 20. 1410 3bth street
Richard Hilton Arnold so. 1922 G. street
southeast.
Marie Thompson, 81, Washington Asylum,
10th and streets southeast.
John c. Keller, 81. War Risk Insurance
building, 18th and Vermont avenue.
George n. Shafer, SO, 1927 LIST street north
east.
Anna Day. e6. 1917 18th street southeast.
Gertrude 8. Footrey, As. St. EltzabGth's Hos
pitAl
Mary Margaret Genoe. 8, e03 22nd street.
Robert Bolton. 2, 1725 De Sales street.
Mary Kate Hinton, months, Sibley Memo
rial Hospital.
Infant Of Robert N. and Irene Esteu Jaiman,
114O North Capitol.
Cecilia P. scipio 40. 1889 T street.
John Campbell Daney, 90, 2130 L street.
Hattie AeKander. "a, Freedmen's Hospital
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: -,
Ira e Watkins and Ruth McGoines.
George 81. Meyer and Gladys =. Morris.
John T. Whitlock Of Alexandria, Va. and
Ruth C. Edwards Of this city.
Johnny Gordon and Emma Nicholson, both Of
Syria, Va.
John s. Neal Of Vigilance, Va, and Joseph
Inc E. Henderson Of Orange. Va.
Arthur Brooks and Mary Lucas. both Of
Lakeland. Nd.
James Rollins Of this city and Oda Grant
Of New York city. az
James r. Adams and Annabelle P. Womble
Williamson C. George of this city and Mar
garet NJ. Witt Of Bedford. Va.
Napoleon Kansas and Elizabeth Nichter.
Curan Rochester of Alexandra, Va, and
Olive N. Stiles Of Lorton, Va.
Thaddeus G. Hallinan and Inez Pope.
Luther E. McGilton and Marie D. Newkirk.
James q. Jackson and Mary e. Washington
George ". Price of Standardsville. Va, and
Lucretia Watson Of Harrisonburg, Va.
Benjamin Williams and Nettie Htlburn.
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night. will be Miss Byrd Mock, artist
and writer: DR.. Abram Simon, presi-
dent of the board of education, and
J. Wilmer Latimer, former judge of
the Juvenile Court. Miss Mock. at
tired in native costume, will recite
her Indian poem, Pen d'Oreiile." DR..
Simon will speak on School Prob
lens" and Judge Latimer will give
a talk on Measures to Prevent Child
Delinquency" The musical program
will include violin solos by Mile.
Helen Woytych, the young Polish
virtuoso; Miss Frances w. Scherger.
soprano soloist of Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church, and bass
solos by Mr.. Fakler, soloist at the
Church of the Covenant. accompanied
on the piano by Mrs. Howard M.
Blandy The presentations will be
made by Rudolph de Zapp, president
OF the club, assisted by the board of
governors. Mrs. Helena S. Taylor
will be hostess and the punch bowl
and buffet will be in charge of Mrs.
Helen J. p Starr, assisted by Mrs.
s. L. Weir, Miss Mary L. Kessler. Miss
Jessie M. Lennon. Miss Helen Brede,
Miss Anna M. Simon, Miss MARCEL
Greenhalgh.. Miss Mildred E. Reeves.
Miss Madeline E. Pierson and Miss
Maria N. Torres. Admission by card.
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ern Pines, N. c., where they have re-
Gently purchased Ridge Top, the win
ter home of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Cham
bers Of Williamstown, Mass.