davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-02-21

the plant endorsed by prominent engineers every
where The only plant in the world with the noiseess.
rotating seeve.vaye motor. Thescient6caly balanced
plant that does ybrate and that will shake the
house shake itself to pieces The plant that needs
no special anehoring concrete foundation because
q b built right.
Remember This. No electric light plant 10 more de.
pendsble than its motor. And no motor however
good. can operate efficiently for more than very
short period when subject to severe vibration. Ia
stands to reason.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-02-21

The Board of Directors shall
have the power to fill all vacancies
in it's members from among the
stockholders Of this corporation.
The Board Of Directors shall
have full control of the property
of this company, and shall con
duct and manage and use the same
as in its discretion it may deem
fit and consistent with the objects
of this corporation and its wei
fare. It may make and establish,
as well as alter and amend, any
and all bylaws, rule and regula-
tons necessary and proper, in its
Judgment, for the conduct, sup
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-02-21
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 8 7 . a
INFLUENZA.

For the week ending February
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

copyrSht b Feai Inc Great sra
Rights Deserved Registered o g. Patent once
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25

Heading. "Thc Dream Ship. Eugene
Field-AiiEa ErnHtlnc smith
Piano Solo. "'rhc Second Mnzurka".
Borrow ski-Nia Rachel Kendall.
Vocal Solo. at Dawnlng." Cadmnn
Mrs. Roy Vineyard.
Reading. THE ilnld Headed Man, -
Miss Mamie Johnson.
iulln Solo. "L'clisirc D'Amore, ID.
Alard Mr.. Tolzion.
Vocal Solo. "Fruhlingszlct' Rclnhold
r.cler-Mrs u. 4. PARCELS.
Plano Solo. Spinning Song" Raft
Airs Minnie ITutchins.
The last numbor ON the program
,nF nm address by Mrs. Frederick Kcr.
dali. In which she dwelt upon the sweet
personality Of the honoroc. which has
no cndcnrod her 60 All who know her.
and which viii cause her 10 be- sorcly
missed bv the church as whole. In
bchnif NJ the ". NJ. 4. Mrs. Kendall
presented Mrs Gamhrcll with n beau
iiful hand engraved Cordova leather
purse. token of the high regard IN
which she Is held by the entire orgnnl'
1ation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
Ileau.Nof Club

Misses Dorothy and Harriet IIubbcli
received the Bcau.Not club Friday even.
In KAT their home. iC0O Harrison street.
aud very delightful afternoon was
spent NJ o.Ids.
Apple blossoms and sweet peas were
used with artistic effect IN decorating
the rooms. and five tables were arran.
gcd ~ the game After very ENJOY.
aide afternoon scores were suinmd up.
Mrs. Miles Eiyins holding highest
among the guests and winning n beau.
tiful corsagc bouquet of swcc tpca bios.
SONS. Miss Fannie Mae Ruckcr won
the club prize. two dainty handker.
chiefs. \ dclicloos salad course was
served followed by lee iream and cake.
each plate adorned with spray Of
sweet pea blossoms Beside the regular
club mcphcrs the following guests
were present: Mcslamcs Frank J.
Storm. Miles Biyins Frank Edwards.
Steve Tdgg ana Miss May Brown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
PhilailIcas Entertain.

The Philaihca Glass. of the Polk
Street Methodist church. entertained
Or. g. j. NUNS class of young men
Friday evening with a "wcincr roast -
The young people meat the annex
where fifteen ears were waiting 90 take
them To their chosen picnic grounds.
Happy Crossing. ON reaching their
destination several big bon fires were
built. and gathered about them wcincr.
wurs tsausagcs were roasted. and de,
licious picnic lunch was spread. After
the feast the young people sat about
the glowing cmbcrs toasted marshmal
lows and told stories. returning home
In the Good 81 the evening. tired but
very happy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
Mrs. IlroMnlc. IinnnrnL.

MIS- ". oElicn entertained nurt
icr of her friends Vcfs drlishiuily
1hursd1y afternoon az hor hcmo. ~.
Tyler. IN honor Of her guest Mrs.
fred BrOwrlec " PccOs
Pretty po'icd plan,y. a,rungul In ar
firtic mancr. were aacd IL dee rains
ana their frrsh ,,rdurc added nn m
mistakablc atmosphere 81 rprir.inu
e. the iccnc. the ladies' li"ugh' their
need" work With. them. ard IN" h.-'i
rccmcd Ia Ifss ilm u ~ sri'','
the needles flashed hatl: ahd forth IA
The dandy bits - feminin, io,olincsi.
Mirs Many Dlwr Wrks added much
Go the 'n.oyncn, of III" ~casini VITA
her delightful music Toward "a, close
a. th" afternoon 1,licious salad
c9nr.e was aiNcd Ia The following
guests MFcsiamrs John T.. Mathis.
l.con J. Montgomery. bee W. lNciuiic,
j. y. Works. -. Sloan Kil,sr. =. J..
Scott w. y. rdihtn Tor Dutnnm,
,. W burig anu i'ia' Mary Daw1
Works
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
The Fun, Waterman Company
Pica~s Large Aud,cncr.

Tn, Emily W,icrman company ap.
pc1rI hciv h. concert Friday cycl.
:ng before splendid atd',nc, ~ the
llrs I Chri,t!nn church From tho
opening Lun.l"r tn that which hiprsnt
The program e clcsc the the, ar.
lists comprising the ''uuany. h,ii IT,
EndlNlls- atititnOn IL all those p.-svnt.
II WAS VARIED progrih. such It
program that would anls1l to any au
diencc " varied tns'cs 'untiFt.rg III
musical numbers N'iH" aud ilstri'.
mental aud nunib,i e splcndil ros'i,
mrs by the ininil,al lc Miss water.
man. herself
Tbs Santa Fc reading room enter
tilnmcnt system has brought many
delightful entertainments Ia Amlnll
duriaI the winter and ,1rly snriaf
mcnths ard always they pioro in -,
Al ~ excellence, ard Hii"ndid s,adi
tim. Friday Ncnin.s concert provct
no exception Ia the role. ana the Eni'S
Waterman company VIII 'orr i,o re-
mcmhercd with pieasirr hy thnS" wh'
werdeifortunit" enough e. bc ~, sent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25

Belle IIcnnetts Hold Interesting
Meeting.

4 very interesting meeting was held
by The belle BENEFITS In the Polk street
". T.. Church annex last Wednesday.
with Mrs. G. T. Smith ns leader. Mes.
DANES Neal and Lemons ably discussed
the missionary work In Chinn. after
which Mrs. e. y. Smith told of China
To- general.
Questions ON China were asked by
Airs Smith aud answered by members
n the society. Other features which
proved interesting were:
keeping the Sabbath Day In China
MTs Scott.
Christian Homes ms Recruiting sta.
tions--Airs Grison.
Tho Need 81 Doctors IN chIna--Mrs
Wlmhcrly.
ravcr--Sirs Simpson.
bible QueStlohs--Mrs. Smith.
1h' society WAS htcn dismissed d.
Mira I. u. Jones.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
Warranty Deed.

Florence pucl,ctt {" William y. Her
ring. let ~. -. ~. ~ -. 10. block 80.
q. q .. Confederation $4,000.
George ". Ernest tn Tena Brandon.
lct :. block isi. Plcmons addition
Consideration Sii5.o0
!. T. Hughes a. q. ! Num-. part ~
TT 6. block 80. Hughes addition. Con
sideratlcn. $1,000.
-. l.. Pa'ii,k 60 T. W. Cotton lot
:. block ~. Pltmons addition. Consld
Grafton tii0O.
A. l,bcrStadt IA T. n Kirby 81 al.
lots . and 4 laucl; go San J1ci"iu
addition Consideration $500
Mrs I"dr l.nttn to ltollir ~. Scales
$ CO. lot .. block siG liomuns addition
Consideration S5s.i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
AN UGLY HABIT THAT IS
EASILY CORRECTED

The ugly habit OF frowning.
squInting. holding the head 20 one
side. knitting the eyes together.
etc, Is one OF the results OF eye
strain. II Is an attempt--Often un-
consclous-tO concentrate tho vi.
sion. Glasses quickly relieve the
cause OF this habit and permit the
person TO sac clearly without any
facial cOntortions.
We test eyes by the most modern
methods and grind glasses In our
own shop 10 meet your special re-
qulremcnts.
H.Y DEM S
gts Polk Phone 1856
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25

Mark Cullen to Aira ritn blackburn,
lnt . block n. sar ii,lnio addition.
Consider ltiua SgTj.
Transfer
Zen short to iicn cg,c'. LOT 2. block
iSy. plenions addition. Consideration
$500
!. VI. Bedford 10 STD s. T.. Ass'n
lot a. block Q x. = Consideration sishp
james u. Thompson to United SAY
iugs Rank. part of block 800. incmoh'
addition. Conrld, ration 5000.
G. II ritz to SID s. l.. AT~'n. l"'
10. liock 2g2. Plcmons addition. con
sidcrution $500.
Assignment 6ll h'as".
l.. \. Wells 10 -. - cine. y 10 90
r. ~ ~ NE % uf section y. hlcrA
~ 20 q A NJ Consideration $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
Emrials With Informal Dance.

Misc Matt, Eakcr entertained u num-
lcT OF her friends very dcllihtfuil. >
FRIDAY evening with AN informal 1lnc'
NJ hcr home. sol Van l:urcn. 70 the
cn,icing strains Of the latest dai G.
music ~ young people participated IN
the enjoyable pas'iihc riiii . late hour
Thesr pnsrut acfc Al,stlnucs n. =
McAulcy. Nto." Misses Annie Wirgcr
I.orcna Wicker. flo.sic DismuSc. May
TILES and Mcsss Jlmmic Wiiliaiis
George Copeland. T. W. Pagan. i;,ll
Helm. Ivan Garner. " l.. MrNJicy,
Nwarc and Itl, Drashcars.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
E'n,%netetS17
Iui, I,lo,ap.

u every flower we're a iorg.
Aud oil tie buds were mute
With blcsfon.q would rtrcw youi
path
And bird yo.'r silver Lutte.
II every fl.wrr woii q sung
And garderr were afiumc.
III teach the Niolcts a. h,m
The accents Of yotr name.
hhd teen. with tender. tragic hands.
III spread their boom nroic
The graves 81 all irnsc si'cnt ones.
The birds who died ct love.
'-l.colyn Louise Everett IN Iifr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25

one ut The most enjoyable social
cNch's 1T i'1si WEEKS WIS the rcccp
lion given Thursday aftvrnnn bv the
". Il. 4. 81 thc Flts, nap =. .irrch.
IL hunor of Mrs a.. NJ. Gd'n,rc'i. SEo
= s0on To leave ins Denton. wa,r, che
VA uakc her ',tu:c hcihu.
iht pdrlors - ic chdith " 20 boyn.
tfully decorated with blossoiaing not
I'D p", ;. ana f,fnns. tho lattsr H.
in~ wcd IN fors.ins the ccnic- piece
upon tire table from which punch was
served.
\ delightful program arranged for tho
occasion was rendered as follows:
Talk-llsv. H.. w. Virgin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
iii Nous Plat Club.
Mrs. GambrrlI Hundred.

Ms. g. y. Atwood will receive the
s.. Won rlait club Thursday later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23
HARDING TAKING UP
ISSUES OF LEAGUE
Conferences With Col. Har-
vey Said to Have Bear
ing on This Subject.

MARION. Ohio. August % (by
the Associated Press).-Col George
Harvey OF New York continued
today the conferences with SEN
ator Harding and his advisers which
began Saturday and extended over
the week end. 1t was indicated at
Harding headquarters that his visit
had to do with the league of nations
issue. on which the republican nomi-
nee is preparing speech to be de
livered here Saturday. but details of
his conferences We're not revealed.
AS an irreconcilab1e opponent of the
league Col. Harvey has been a promi-
nent figure in the fight against it. He
also had hand in final preparation
of the republican national platform at
Chicago.
Frank KNOX of Manchester. \. H.,
who was floor manager for Gen. Leon
ard Wood at the Chicago convention,
also saw Senator Harding today and
assured him of the support OF the
New England states.
Since the national convention.
said Mr. Knox. Il have been in more
or less continuous CORRESPONDENCE
with the men who led the fight for
Wood IN Chicago. and without eXcep-
ton they are Loyalty, energeticaliE
and enthusiastically supporting Sen
ator Harding"
Denies Cox Charges.
Gov. Cox's charge of republican
Campaign fund of slo.000,00O was
characterized by Senator Harding as
"absolutely untrue and perfectly
ridiculous"
Declaring he seconded cordially the
challenge of Republican National
Chairman Hays to the democratic
nominee to produce evidence of excess
sive republican contributions, Mr..
Harding said he was not fearful OF
the results of any investigation of
the party treasury.
I'VE court the fullest understanding
of our funds in every respect said
the republican nominee. in comment
ing on Mr.. CoX's speech of Saturday.
Not only are statements of excessive
expenditures absolutely untrue. but
as a matter of fact we are having diff
ficulty in producing the funds we le
ultimately need to conduct the cam
paign as it should be conducted.
Stories of a s15,OO0,oOO fund are per-
fectly ridiculous"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23
$8.95 Part
Wool Blankets

-Dou ble-bed size.
in white. W i t h
pink or blue Dor
derS: finely finish
ed and bound with
wide mohair. Au-
gust Sale pri ce,
pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23
GET ALLEGED SWINDLER.
Sam Moore Charged With Taking
500 From Colored Woman.

Walter Ellis. colored. accused of
swindling and grand larceny, was ar
rested in Philadelphia yesterday and
brought back to Washington. where
he was identified by Sarah Scott, col
ored, 641 Girard street, as man who
is alleged to have stolen 500 from
her. The woman told the police Ell
lis was one of two men whom she
met at 5th and v streets several DAYS
ago, who told her they had found a
pocketbook, and would share the con-
tents with her. She advanced 500 in
cash. it is stated. to pay for her privi-
lege Of sharing the alleged fund.
Detectives Beckley and jackson
identified the man as Sam Moore.
alias "Colorado," who is said to have
a police record. He recently served
term at Leavenworth, it is alleged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23
Beacon Crib Blankets

In single-bed size, 60xS0
inches; soft, desirable finish. in
white and gray, with pink or
blue borders
August Sale $40 On
price, a pair..... ~ lOsVV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23
BRITISH MINERS MAY
VOTE FOR STRIKE

LONDON. August 23.-Much space is
devoted by all London newspapers
this morning to the question of a coal
miners strike. which will be balloted
upon this week. beginning tomorrow.
Articles on the subject. which are
printed under huge headlines, reflect
the belief that an overwhelming ma
jority of the miners will be in favor
OF striking.
The government appears determined
not to grant demands for a wage ad-
vance Of so cents per shift and re-
duotion of the price of coal to the
public amounting TO about $3.50 per
ton. Unless q conpTomiss 10 reached.
the strilce-masAeoome in q
month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23
RUMAN|A JOINS LITTLE
ENTENTE" OF EUROPE

VIENNA. August % (hy the Asso-
ciated Press).-Rumania has joined
the Czech-Jugoslav agreement in the
entirety, according to Bucharest dis
patches received here today
DR.. Eduard Benes, Czechosloyak for
eign minister. is quoted as having
said at an official dinner that the pur-
pose of the agreement was to secure
peace and order in middle Europe, ana
as having declared the Danube fed
GRAFTON pure nonsense"
The Vienna Neue Freie Presse says
that British and French circles, while
not interfering. regard DR.. Benes ac-
tivities with displeasure and do not
view with equanimity the creation of
treaties and agreements upon which
they have not been consulted.
Rome advices on August 13 reported
that an agreement had been reached
between the Prague, Belgrade and
Bucharest governments, called the
little entente" for the self-protec-
ton of CZechoslovakia, Serbia and
Rumania, against Russia or enemies
in the Balkans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23
ngs To Be Made Are Very Substantial
$3.50 Part-Wool Blankets

Double bed size. Quality that
is exceptionally we'll made. In
white. pink or blue borders.
and bound with wide binding.
August Sale price. cE OE
a pair. 0O.yO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-23
|C0X TO ADD FUEL
TO CAMPAIGN FIRE
Preparing Next Move ir
Attacking Republican
Financing Plan.

DAYTON, Ohio, August 90 tby the
Associated Press)-Gov. Cox today
was preparing his next move in at
lacking republican campaign financ
ing. 1t was being planned for deliv
cry during speeches this week by the
democratic presidential candidate, and
promised to add fuel to the contro-
|versy opened wide by the governors
charges that a minimum republican
fund of SIS, 100000 was being amassed.
Gov. Cox was here to attend to per
sonal affairs and rest prior to his next
speaking trip. which will carry him to
the farthest point yet of his cam
paign. He is to speak next Wednes-
day afternoon at Princeton. Ind: in
the evening at Evansville. Ind. ::
Thursday night at Pittsburgh, Friday
urday at New York He will remain a
New York over next Sunday to confer
with democratic leaders, returning to
Columbus to fill other speaking dates
and prepare for his September
Swing" through the west
The republican campaign fund and
the league of nations are scheduled to
feature the governors immediate ad-
dresses. Although Withholding COM
ment for the time being on the denial
of Senator Harding, his republican
opponent, of the S15,000.00O fund
charge, Gov. Cox has given assur-
ances of producing proof In Ohio
alone he has stated that 100000 was
raised quickly by the republicans and,
in another instance, he said that
100000 was subscribed without diff
Guilty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-06
Cant Cut Off My Leg
Says Railroad Engineer

am . railroad engineer; about 20
Years ago my leg was seriously injured
~ All accident out West. Upon my re
tusing to allow the doctor to amputate
Il | N.s told II would be impossible to
neal the wound. I have tried all kinds
OF salVes ana had many doctors in the
past 20 years. but to no avail Finally
J resolved to use PEIERSO&'S ONT
NJ EN a Oh my leg You cannot imagine
my establishment when ! found il was
DONG What over 100 things had failed to
do. Ny leg is now completely cured -
~. y
1t makes me feel proud 10 be able to
produce an ointment Ike that says
guarantee Petcrson's Ointment for old
ores and wounds but for eczema, salt
Fhcum. ulcers. chatting itching skin and
bind bleeding or itching piles and [
put up big box Tor 30 cents at all drug
Eists. price all -can afford to paw and
money b5ck IL not satisfied. Mail or
ders filled BY Peterson Ointment Co,
Inc. Buffalo Y. Y.-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-06

home Of Mrs. Jennie iIutchins OF II
Rimbach ave. Friday evening. May
9Th. The second lesson in citizenship
viii De given BY the leader. Mrs. Grace
Conroy open meeting everyone Vel
come.
The Mesdames Schuyler and Stewa IT
will be hostcsses to the Woman's Home
Missionary Society at the First NJ r.
church parlors tomorrow afternoon. a
large attendance is desired. as plans
for the convention viii be completed at
this meeting.
pr. A. IIonmann and son Victor.
left fer Evansville. Ind. this morning
before returning they viii visit New
Albany Ind. and Louisville, KS.
An those wishing to attend the
institution of the new relief corps IN
Indiana Harbo rat the Auditorium cor
nor Of Grapevine and Michigan ave
Friday afternoon. May 9Th. ct o'clock
viii leave Hammond from The O. o.
+. hall on the one o'clock car
Mrs. Disbrow 81 Chicago. VIII he
hostess 10 the Marquette club at Man
dels tea room at q one o'clock lunch
con tomorrow.
chester Lockwood has returned from
a business trip to New Orleans
AIr. and MS " 4. stout ST.. who
have hecn in 70 rsome time ARE re-
ported as not being so well.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-06
IN MEMORIAM
IN MEMoRrAM.

In loving memory of our dear dsught-
or Clara, Who rassci away one year ago
today, Nay sth, 1919
IN heaven was ? vacant chair. an empty
crown was there.
An angels eve was turned to Garth "a
search for ono that crown 70 wear.
Ono b. ono our dear band IS taken. and
sadly We weep Ger them all
With a pang for the home that is broken,
where sorrow falls like a pail
But in our saddcst moments. one happy
thought holds svsy:
We viii meet again. dear Clara and be
happy some sweet Cay.
Mr.. AND MRS. JNO. WILLIAMS
AND DAIGHTER
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-06
CARD OF THANKS


TO all ncighbors, friends relatives.
tho pastor and members OF the Fan
gelical church and Sunday School. and
the Industrial high school. We wish 10
express our most heartfelt thanks for
The kindness and sympathy shown in
our time OF deepest sorrow We also
wish TO offer thanks for the beautiful
floral tributes to our dear Alice and to
express our appreciation 20 all donors
Of automobiles
ME-. AND MRS. vM FRANCE AND
FAMILY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-06
FEEL BULLY FOR
SIXTY SEVEN YEAR S
LINIgaMAIIoN.L NEWS sEnyIcs

WNSTINVTON. wv 5--scna1or k70N
Of pennsylvania observed his sixty
seventh birthday in tho aetive perform-
anco of his senatorial duties ITc dis
played lbs customary vigor as he moved
about the senate chamber
4 am feeling bully" he remarked
with smile.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-06
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS lads"

Ey request the two-act operetta.
ON Midsummers Day viii be re-
peated by the Loyal Sisters at the
Monroe street NJ. L. church on Friday
evening. one block from Conkey ave.
Admission 30 h.RL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-06

send their ambassadors t. Berlin in
June only one Of these has definite
VS. been appointed. according 10 best
information in Berlin. He is Maur-
zee Herbette. the French representa-
TIVE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-06

Mrs. Erich viii have charge az She
uevotions. Mrs Leslie Carter the les
son and Mrs e. s Tiuman the music.
The Triple \ Club met at tho home
of the Misses Ionia and Lillian Ali
son. SOL Cameron St.. last evening. The
evening was spent socially and the
hostess served a dainty luncheon.
Those present were the Misses Helen
Walker. Arlene Unnewehr. May Lawry.
Sophia kummerh Borghild Henrickson.
Muriel Murphy and Hazel Brown.
Mrs. Victor Dyer Of Valparaiso. fnd
has. been Hammond visitor for the
past few days.
The Oak Leaf Embroidery club will
meet at the home Of Mrs. q. W. Prevo
on Indiana ave. tomorrow afternoon
The Drill Team of Opal Hive sos.
viii meet tomorrow afternoon in tho
!. @. .. +. hall. There viii also bc "A
special meeting tomorrow at tho same
time go for balloting.
Tho Civics Department Of the Ham
mond Woman's club win meet at the