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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-09

for the evening and a dainty
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Those present were: The Misses Gear
ing Cadasy, Darling, Cochran. Lower
man, Schmidt. The Messrs. A. Becker,
". Milliken, G Gearing, J.. Belfast. =.
Cavasy. Scales, n Whitmire. F.. Weis,
Bryson Peck, MT. and MIS-. r.. F..
Boberg. The out-of-town guests we're.
MIR. and MIS- e. Davis. Miss r. Beck
er, W. Wurtman, from Harvey, I'LL.
Harry Lauder and r. Lawson " chr
caGo and Miss Ruth Parry. of Crown
Point. Bryson and Teck furnished
excellent music
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-09

Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want ad page.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-09

The literature department Of the
Hammond Women's club will meet at
the home Of Mrs. b. J. Stelmai. 1880
Holman st. The program ~iu - IS
follows: Winston Churchill the Writer
Mrs. Edith Griffin, the Dwelling Place
of Light. reviewed by Mrs. 6. a. Pow
olson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-09

Miss Fay Rick is very lit with th'
pneumonia At her home, $50 Wilco1
avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-09
WHAT WILL YoU NEED

For your Valentine or w-ashington's
Birthday party. our line Of invita-
favors, place cards. table cloths,
party caps, etc, is complete. Fostle-
waites. - Holman St. 2-9-10-f1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-09

Remember The Cilde Dance az the h.
OF +. Hall. Wednesday. February IL. 2-6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-09
If MOTHERS ONLY KNEW

The Past chiefs Association J. me
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-20

L niece Of Mrs Kiaw and Mrs.
The Rev. Karl Becker, of PITTS
burgh, will arrive hers tomorrow for
visit with his sister. Mrs. Oliver A.
Wood. &
Mrs. W. d. Brown; of Vermont
avenue, has returned from visit of
week with her daughter in Pitts
burgh.
Elmer, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. F. VanGilder, who had been very
Ill with an ear effection following an
attack of measles, was operated on
yesterday for the affection.
Messrs. c. E. Smith, E. C. Scott. Of
The Times, and W. ]. Wlegel, OF The
West Virginian, left last night for New
York where they are attending the
convention OF the National Publish.
ers association, the Associated Press
and allied newspaper organizations.
Mrs. Harry Mcclure OF Wheeling
is the guest of her sister Mrs. II. q.
Carr on Second street.
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Entertained Last Evening.

With Charles E. johnson and Miss
Elizabeth Troxell, whose marriage is
an event Of tomorrow. as the honor
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Mumford
entertained number of friends last
evening at their home at Edgemont.
A basket Of daisies and snap dragons
tied with large bow Of tulle center
ed the serving table. while corsages
of these flowers were given the lady
guests and boutonieres were present.
ed to the men. Thirty guests were
delightfully."- entertained during the.
evening" Mrs. T. E. Boggess and
Mrs. T. L. Henderson presided at the
serving table and other aides were
Mrs. Walter E. Johnston, Mrs. Arthur
Lynch and Mrs. D. z. Kidd.
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To the Park.

Mrs. H. ]. Grove and sister, Mrs.
Gorilla Shearer, who has spent the
winter here with the formers daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. E. Manley, left yesterday
for Mt. Lake Park, where they will
spend some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. c. Clayton, the latter daughter
of Mrs. Grove, who are spending the
season there. On Sunday Mrs. Grove
passed the SSth anniversary of her
birth and the event was quietly cele-
brated at the Manley home. Mrs.
Shearer is nearing the nintieth ami
versary of her birth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Manley will move this week from
their apartments in the Manley build
ing to their country place at Bell
Run.
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Have Great crandson..

Ex-Governor A Brooks Fleming is
.sejoicing at this time over the birth
of a great grandson, the baby having
been born to his granddaughter, Mrs.
Robert McCabe, at Charleston, recent.
~. This is the first great grandson
though Mr.. and Mrs. McCabe have a
three year old daught8r, Caroline.
The baby has been named for its dis.
dnguished great grandfather, A.
Brooks Fleming. Mrs. McCabe is
laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Ward.
of Charleston, Mrs. Ward being a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming,
There are number OF grandchildren
In the Fleming family, all, however
being girls.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Klaw have as their
guest at their, home on Pierpont ave-
nue. Harry o. Love. of Baltimore.
Captain and Mrs. Rollo ]. Conley
are leaving this evening for New
York, where they will spend several
days.
An eight pound son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carpenter this
morning at their home on Maryland
avenue.
Mrs. Lambert Pratt, of TOWNSVILLE,
is the guest of her son, ]. F. Black
wood, on Maryland avenue.
Mrs. Michael Wright, of Moores-
vile, is the guest of Mrs. Glenn Nor
man on East Park avenue.
Miss Katherine Lowe is recovering
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ADNEN TLJREs OF THE TWINS
(Bs olbe Roberts Barasu)
The Hungry Whale.

The
be
They getting things
Land but what they queerest great
spou1ng
OF his head He Tipping hching
curious
IT'S very hard swimming dry land explained they
Peppermint creams cried Nick. in my
whales eat little fishes It's
81 know bacarse
You eat beetsteak doesn't
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-20
TO Entertain Chanter.

: Mrs. B. Karl Lowe will be hostess
tomorrow afternoon at her home on
Sixth street to the members Of the
William Raymond chapter OF the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton. THE Constitution-Its Develop.
ment,' will be discussed by Mesdamas
70. NJ. Richie, II. G. StoetzeI, Iuu
George DeBolt and Miss Mary Louise
Nichols will play. The meeting will
be held at three o'clock and previous
to that time the board will meet.
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Change Plans.

The Elks and their ladies will not
appear at the dance on Friday night
In overalls and gingham aprons as
previously announced. Tho change
was made for various reasons. The
dance will be held on Friday evening
In the. Masonic Temple and promises
70 be one Of the most enjoyable OF the
season. Wright's orchestra Will fur
nish the music for the dancers. The
committee in charge OF tho dance is
composed Of Messrs. Harry S. Sharp,
w. r. Andrews and Bernard McGln-
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Thursday BRIDGE.

Mrs. James T. Eastman and Mrs. E.
r.. Henderson have issued invitations
for bridge to be given at the home
Of Mrs, Eastman on Emerson street
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
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don't n,

from an illness with measles at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. X. Lowe, on Sixth street.
A six pound son was born this
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Col
Inns. Mrs. Collins was before her
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-20

marriage Miss Virginia Bolton. a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
E. Bolton, of 1909 Bryant street.
Mrs. Harry Orlov of Baltimore lis
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. Klaw and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Deitz. Mrs. orlov
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Attended MusicaI.

trs. q. +. Shredder. of Grafton,
and her daughter, Miss Harriet, Mrs.
a. 3. Smith and Miss Laura NJ Briggs
We're in Clarksburg yesterday for the
Northumberland concert given
there last evening.
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no Entertain Toninht.

The Misses Josephine and Pauline
Snfder will entertain this evening at
the home Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. D. Snider at a miscellaneous
shower complimentary to Miss Grace
Randolph whose engagement to Cecil
Ogden, of Morgantown, was recently
announced and whose marriage will be
an event of early June.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-20
] LOCAL SOCIAL EV EN- us

entertained their classmates al the
home Of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 2. Lewis in East Park avenue
last evening. About fifty were in at.
tendance and an enjoyable evening
was spent with games and music. Re.
trcshments were served.
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Fairmonters Enfertained.

One Of the pleasing social affairs in
fraternity circles following the PAN
Hellenic dance at tho Armory Satur-
day evening was the dinner party
given yesterday by the local chapter
of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity at
the frat house on North High street.
A number Of out of town girls here
for the dance Saturday evening were
guests at the affair and elaborate cor
sages were given as favors. The
guests at the dinner party were Miss
Lucille Fisher, of Fairmont; Miss
Mary Margaret Talbot, of Fairmont:
Miss Mildred Raymond, of Fairmont;
Miss Marie Barnes, of Fairmont;
Miss Wilmouth, of Grafton; Miss Isa-
belle Knmell, Miss Marguerite
Barnes, Miss Rhoda Lawton, Miss
Myrtle Hook, Miss Ruth Drcbert and
Miss Ruth Donovan organtown
Dominion
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Par Mar Dance.

The Mason-Dixon orchestra, former
ly Shinn's Jazz orchestra, will furnish
music for the Par Mar club dance to
be given tonight at the Masonic Tenn.
Pile and which promises to be most en-
toyable AFFAIR.
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D. Of l. to Meet.

ID. OF /. to Meet.
The regular meeting of the local
court Daughters of Isabella will be
held this evening at eight o'clock.
Previous to the meeting the executive
board will meet.
Gave Luncheon.
III Mrs. Glenn F. Barns and Mrs. Fran.
els lI Nichols entertained at one
o'clock luncheon of attractive appoint.
sments at. the home of the former in
First street as the third of series OF
such affairs being given by women Of
the NJ. P. Temple for the purpose of
raising funds for some needed repairs
. to the N. P. Temple.
Board Met.
The Womsh's Hospital board met
Monday afternoon at the parlors OF
Cook hospital and transacted routine
business. FRS. c. E. Hutchinson pre-.
sided
~
Entertained Class.
The Misses Emily Lewis and Irene
Parker, members of the graduating
class Of the East side graded schools,
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
ORPHELP CLUB
OUTLINES WORK
First Concert Of Season to
Be Given on Decem-
Der 9

In an effort TO stimulate local music
the executive committee OF the Or
pheus Club OF Wilmington is conduct
ing an energetic campaign for active
and contributing or associate membe ers.
The campaign Is In charge OF Leroy
Harvey, DR.. Julian Adair. Charles L.
Evans. Ralph Saltzman and Henry L.
Tatnall.
Among the associate members for
the year are, William p. Allen, JOS
eph Bancroft. l. Donaldson Brown. II
Fletcher Brown. J. Thompson Brown
John Booker, r. r. NJ. Carpenter
Walter 5. Carpenter, Jr., Samuel II
Caufman, Mrs. Edmund B. Coy. Wi.
liam Coyne. A. Felix dupont, Mrs. z
Paul dupont, LamOt dupont pierr,
{. dupont, General T. Colemen du
Pont. Mrs. William X. dupont, Ray,
mOnd w. Ellis, ]. Weaver Ely. Mrs
Georgia c. Enos. Ernest II. Ford, VIII.
liam B. FOste2, John 4. Frank. Chris.
tian Frederick, James n. Ginns, VIII
lis II. Harrington. Leroy Harvey, Harry
q. Haskell Charles w. Hughes, George
II. Kerr, A. Sonnin Krebs, Frederick
w. kurtz. Gamble Latrobe. Robert ]
Lilley. William J. Mackenzie. Josiah
Marvel, Robert McClelland, Charles A
Meade. NJ. Burton Meyer William c
Murgatr0yd. Mrs. AlOnz0 NeWfn, Miss
IT. ]. Newlin, John p. Nields. OthC
Nowland Charles a. Patterson
Charles l.. Patterson, Alfred d. peO-
pies. c. w. PhelliS. Olen r. Phillips
r. w. pickard, John j. Raskob. Miss
Amy Schofield, Mrs. Henry p. Scott
BENJAMIN F. Shaw. Mrs. Lydia w
Slocomb, David Snellenburg. William
C. Spruance. Henry l.. Tatnall. Charles
Topkis, William Topkis Charles War
ner Alfred ID. Warner, Jr, Mrs. vii
liam p White.
The first concert OF the season will
be given on Thursday, December Q
soloist.
For the past three years. two con
ceris a year have been given by the
club. Ralph Kinder viii be director
The date OF the second concert will
be announced later.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
PASTORS Wife
Wins DIVORCE
New Jersey Master Sepa-
rates Mr.. and Mrs. w.
d. Parry
FORMERLY HAD
SMYRNA CHARGE

Mrs Clara Hutchins Parry. OF Tren-
ton, n. j., wife Of the Rev. William
Davidson Parry, formerly pastor Of
Asbury NJ +. Church, smyrna Del,
was granted a final decree OF divorce
yesterday by Special Master Joseph
thompson, OF Trenton. on the grounds
OF desertion.
The custody OF the couples child,
William ID. Parry, Jr. is given to his
molner. The Parrys were married in
1901 at My Lady's Manor. Baltimore.
The alleged deseruon occurred IN 1917
while the couple lived in Trenton.
Mrs. Parry tefined that her hus-
band resigned his charge there with
out her knowledge and accepted a
charge with the Unitarian Church in
Philadelphia The last she heard Of
HIN, she said, was in Ashville, n. G.
special Master Joseph Thompson. 20
whom the case was referred, found
according 10 his report, that there
was constant disorder In the family
partly because the husband was ca: p
less in paying b. lls, which caused his
wife humiliation and annoyance. A.
cording TO the wife's test mony, size
pleaded with her husband ITO live
really what he preached.
The pastor testified that his wlfe'-
ideals were too high for him 20 attain
and consequently there was a lack Of
harmony. when love ceases" he
said, lit is a sin to live as man and
wife"
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
VIII DEL CLUB
ON SUNDAY RUN

The willDel Motorcycle Associa-
ton held its weekly meeting on
Thursday night and after the bust
ness routine was over the Glee Club
gave Few selections. Raymond rhOmp-
son sang a few songs including 30
Miles an Hour composed by ono Of
the club members.
tomorrow The club VIII go on a
run TO Belalr, Nd. Via Kenneth square.
lhe members are requested 10 NEE.
at The club rooms at 3 O'Clock.
on next Thursday evening a smoker
viii be held in the club rooms.
a new emblem has been adOnied
by The club and each member Will
display 10 at an times.
As The racing season Is about 10
close all members are looking for
ward 10 The Openlng OF the winter
sports. The men who wore Wil-Del
colors on the tracks This reason have
come out on the long end OF an races
entered. Bill Mirnick has taken mOsl
N the races IN this section with Billy
Qsmond, Nutch Pryor and Pope Neil
following.
A new pool table has been pur-
chased and during the winter mon.hs
a few tournaments VIII be held
As The glcc club, under the direc-
tion OF J. Frank Way, has proved
such a success 70 will be continued
New members are being taken In
every meeting night and an the riders
are trying 10 make Wil-Dcl the
largest and b'st motor cycle club
In this section OF the country.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
ENROLLING FOR
WELFARE CAUSE
Many Aid Finance and
Membership Drive of
Consumers League
SERVICE CITIZENS
MEMBERS TO HELP

Officials and workers Of the Con
suners League OF Delaware express
scd themselves this afternoon as
mucn pleased with the results OF the
finance and membership campaign
Whlcn has been conducted the past
three days and will be continued un-
on tonight. Not only were numerous
applicants for membership received.
bu. much public interest was SHOWN
IN the league and lis varied activities.
Mrs. James n. Ginns. Mrs. Ethel Ball
Staniar and Miss Edith Sp-u1nce
pr sided today over the booth erected
ln The lobby of the Hotel DUPONT by
tho le6gJs, and Nere kept busy
answering queries md gVins r.l
printed Information
Endorsement OF me leagues work
was given at the meeting yesterday ar
ternoon, OF the Service Citizens. DR..
Joseph H. O'Dell. director Of the Ser
vice Citizens. read a letter from the
league, asking cooperation. lie said
the Service Citizens budget OF ex-
penditures was already fully taken
Up, but recommended that the MEM
hers give aid individually. Dr. Odell
was supported In this by John c. Say
l0r and the plan was agreed upon.
Statements concerning the leagues
lactivl.ies in behalf or working wo-
limen and girls already has resulted in
applications 20 its headquarters In
the Odd Fellows Building, Tenth and
King streets, by persons seeking pO-
sitions. Every assistance and more
especially. guidance born OF expert
ence, Is gwen by Miss Clara South
wick, he executive secretary. al
though the league makes no pretence
Of operating a professional employ
ment Office.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
s. s. GRADUATES
GIVE HAPPY DINNER

Having graduated from the inter-
mediate into the young peoples class
OF the McCabe Sunday school. mem
hcrs Of that class gave a dinner IN
The basement Of the church last night.
The affair was attended by 100 or
more people and the Rev. Samuel Nc
Williams, OF Philadelphia, addressed
The young people on Making a Sue
coss Of Life"
Edwin @. Huber, superintendent OF
The school. urged the parents present
20 help the Sunday school,
The Rev. George &. Williams. pastor
OF the church. In his address, said that
on the last Sunday the attendance had
been N per cent and that during the
fan 10 has fccn from 70 per cent. 10 81
per cent.
Mrs Clarence Fraim, superintendent
Of the intermediate Department OF the
Sunday school, spoke In appreciation
OF The retiring Intermediate class
Those In tho graduaiing GLASS were
Ernest Hutton, Willard Laird. Elmer
Smith, Harvey Golden. Frank Hornor.
Clifford Huber, Paul Baxter, Harold
Ryan, William Moore. Roger Bebout.
Leonard Habcr. Norman White. Allen
White. Brnton Donaldson. Harry
Crossley, Clyde Davis. Harry short.
Ellis Bacon, Donald Leach. Austin
Carmichael. Fleming Sweeny, Harvey
Middleton. Howard Hurst. sydney
Collins. Edgar Grant. Harvey Grant.
Ruth Morton, Dorothy Taggart. Bea-
trice Andrews, Winifrcd Fisher, Ellz-
abelh Milliean. Marian Reese, Lydia
Davidson, Lillian Behm, Alva Layton.
Elizabeth Weir Mary Ward. Anna
Shlnn, ElolIe Lakeland, Lulu Hayes,
Catherine Frazier. Helen Ball, Frances
Mckenzie. Marian Brown. Kathleen
Atwon, Dorothy SwcezY. Edith B0yco
and LILLIAN Behm.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
McNABB APPEALS
FOR POLISH VOTES

Ata mass meeting OF Polish voters
of The Tenth ward in Polish Hall,
MARYLAND avnue and Sycamore street,
last night, addresses were made by
state senator Thomas F. Gormley,
Attorney Charles F. Curley, Repre-
sentative John Z. McNabb, candidate
FOR State Senator: Peter Pietruski, OF
New York city and Daniel Conner.
candidate for state Representative
from the Fifth district.
Mr.. NcNabb made plea for sup
nori Of his candidacy for the State
senate on his record as a Representa-
tive.
lie also gave reasons why he thought
labor should support the Democratic
ticket and prophesied the ilrst act OF
A Republican administration, If elected
will be an attack on labor and pro-
claimed the laying of OF men IN va
rious industries as an attempt to in
iimidate the labor vote.
Nfr. Curley dwell largely upon the
League OF Nations. Stanley 1asik was
chairman Of the meeting.
Eleventh Ward Democrats VIII hold
a mass meeting next Tuesday night, In
lhc- hall at Beech and Van Buren
streets.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
MAY ERECT TABLET
IN VETS MEMORY

The movement for the placing OF a
memorial tablet in Caesar Rodney
SQUARE. in honor OF Civil War Neter-
ans. which was suggested 70 City
Council Thursday night Dy G. a. W.
Frismuth. commander Of the Depart-
ment OF Delaware, Grand Army OF the
Republic. has been promised the sup
po6t OF President Lyon, and IS nke-
~ TO meet with favorable action Dy
Council. -,
he represented by the statur Of Rod
nev himself. 10 Is thought by Com
mander Frismuth the days Of 81 also
should be marked in appropriate
fashion.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
NEGROES BEAT AND
ROB CRIPPLE OF SIS

John Yates. a cripple, who wears a
cork leg. was beaten and robbed of
S25 last night by two Negroes al an
automobile accessories store con-
Quoted by him in Union street. be.
tween Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street
When the two Negroes entered
Yates store, one asked him to change
a $40 bill AS he was doing THIS, ne
Syas struck over he head by one Of
the men while the other seized IS
from him and escaped
Police Oflcer Hynson gave ohJse 10
the Negroes. but they escaped throuSh
a lumber yard nearby Yates was
not badly hurt.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
FREIHOFER Statesmen
TO BE ENTERTAINED

Forty statesmen OF the Freebooter in
dustries will be entertained at dinner
In parlors A and B OF the Hotel du-
pont this evening from 7.30 to 1870
o'clock, by the Freebooter Baking Com
pany. The dinner viii be featured by
speeches by several officials Of the
company, the principal one OF which
will be William Freebooter, founder
and president Of the bakeries and
other industries including the Nixon
Moving Picture Corporation. OF Phila-
dclphia. Mr.. Freihofer is also presi-
dent Of the Northwest Trust Com
pany. Philadelphia.
This dinner Is in honor or the ef-
hcient work done by the statesmen
during the recent Fresh Toasty cam.
paign. A Philadelphia comedian VIII
entertain the diners win comic recl-
taiions and songs. 5. r. Lovelessi
general manager. will act as toast
master
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
ROAD BUILDERS
WANT MATERIALS

Charles NJ. Upham. State Highway
Engineer, and members Of the Slate
iishway Commission, will visit Wash
ington next week. 90 confer with the
Federal authorities relative 90 hav-
ing The order canccling an permits
for shipments OF road materials modi-
flcd.
Coal shortage In some localities Is
said 20 be the reason for the order
Pending a change In the order. 10 Is
said, most Of tho men working on the
slate highways can be shifted 10 grad
Ing work 80 not 10 delay any work
now under construction. The opening
o. sections for Improvement have
been restricted 10 correspond with the
supplies OF building materials In
sght 30 no great Inconvenience b.
expected
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
NEW HOSPITAL TO
BE BEGUN SOON

CHESTER, Oct. 23-By mutual agree
ment between the incorporators OF
the Robert II. Grocer Hospital" an
institution provided for in the will or
the late Robert II. Grocer. millionaire
manufacturer Of Upland. this county.
made by Mr.. Crozier back n 1888. and
tho management Of the Chfsler Hos
nital. Chester is now assured a new
hospital building, which will be under
the management Of The Chester Hos
separate institution architecturiily,
and will always retain its individual
itv.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
MILD OCTOBER
WEATHER HANGS ON

Thursday night was the warmest
October night ever recorded In the
records OF the local weather hure lu,
after the 20th Of the month, the low
est temperature recorded being 90 de-
grees. which made the n 'ght. five des-
grees warmer than any night tnls
month. .- l..
OF the warm spell and the ninth day
this month the temperature mas e1-
ceeded so degrees. This IN ltseI Is
ahIre thIs month is sure TO be near
INC record. and there is a big posi-
bility that it will exceed all October
recnrds.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
JEALOUSY GOT
HER INTO TROUBLE

Jealous because she found her male
friend talking TO Katherine Pandelakes
in the store conducted by the latter's
parents, several night ago, Rose Tay-
lor attacked and beat the girl it ap-
peared in testimony given In Munich
pal Court this morning. when Rose was
given a hearing on a charge OF as
sault and battery.
Judge Hastings fined her So and
costs.
Rose maintained that the girl used
insulting language toward her and
that she lost her temper
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
STRAW VOTE GIVES
HARDING MAJORITY

II. !. Wiley. OF the Stewart-Wiiley
Compeny, lne., Of New York engaged
IN erection of The nav Delaware
Trust Blu Ions. Ninth and Market
streets. has held a straw vote among
his employees. me result ls as fol-
lows: harding. 50 Cox, 50; Debs, 90,
and Farmer-Labor o.
or the total OF i63 men employed,
30 wers colorcd. ihuk<i OF the
Negroes voits were cast for Dabs