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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18

Arundel. ol alfalfa, q soy beans,
newly grown produce hare; hay.
,sneas. aats. rye. barley anu corn Que
oI he juaees stated tl.e eern exaiissted
At SIS sair IS tie finest variety ne na .
seen Ii any county fair IN Southern
,i..r,iand There are 10 Nhite car
ana u yeilqN ear d corr eSa.1-teet.
tbs prize t3r tae eesi yellow corr
went ta i b3y u II raymond Nas
saer MI grew one " f'ae whiiR
ears i sasag u sles ainaao eA.si9ii
Girls elnb EShibit
To u4.seh f,dss eaaaot Ie given 7i1e
eii.ss j. junior lEone MaseFs vi
er ae direc,ion 81 AIRS. Georg .dAa
.b...c Their WORK Which overs
tWa i5Ag tables IS beautiful aad y
uor.a, 81 aucf credit lhs sirls hase
osi.Inii.v 81 hand male ling re.
goN n efEliSoles. AaHdkers az .ss-
.aars,n IS Mxi as preserves t.liies.
Il lls lntl cs.nnei w i4nle sse 3 e
ouiis. roi.> e all heir .wn y TX
exGiai' i,eludcs an sae GlF
Clubs III lie e5al;g and u tan l%sd-
e,ation 81 a4r .ap- ~ apl silnnld
knoW Wh yeun girls are 7
mn ard Oh Il ei1orts enc 90 n sesii g
rs fair Ashere the artlcles are ~ eN-
4 j, i43. 3f}s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18
ST JOHNS AFFAIR
NOW PRACTICALLY
CLOSED INCIDENT
teantinue.l Prom paee ID

tiui4 With tias report Gade, Hech
made the following sfatement
Ns With great regref tina
YESTERDAY for the frs time learn
al III slight opposition nv some u
the students IL Signisig the new
required pledge To me- az we'll
as 10 many others, the last ae;ian
II he Board III Visitors and Cos
elalors 81 absolute fairness
calling for As NC SEE. merely our
renewed allegiapce % the Col
l,ge
Tie purpose for which Ne
walked ou has gained more Of I
succe than SIC had even anti
eip8ted III addition e the active
I'D 81 tie Alumni We have gained
that 81 Tie Governor se;ion
which promises results III 'he
next fen alYs has already neen
launched ~ the former III adj
dH4on The state survey coming
Iii about months time. viii be
III investigation that cannot fail
but reveal Me lrnthfulness Of oar
grievances. and Of still more I'M
porianee remedy them T he
Prpsiienl Of the Senior class.
Thomas y Turner. earnestly
nrg,s tho students To return as
soon as possible and take up With
cut DELAY their neglected dnties
'soplls" Give assurance
Further indicating the good inten
lions on The part ef the students
return 10 their work. Dir. John !
Binpere. acting President OF the CO.
lege. SAYS he has received assuranc
from Cadet Baxter Secretary OF II
Sophomore Class. y tile effect tina
every member of the class will be !
College some time today Il was I'll
acton 81 the sophomores in insistin
Ipon he enforcement of n set Of rule
for the sliDordination of the Presume
that led up 10 tile final break by tn
entire student body when they pre-
sented il plea for better conditions
at the College
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18

he last and few people are old
enough to say they did
The exhibits are we'll organized and
arranged and particularly IS this Frllr
II the community exhibits three Of
9hieh have wor prizes The first prize
YEN; 10 file Daxidsoayille Community
hl,S. ef waieh 100 per eenf. are rep-
rcsea1ed III tAe cShibi' and over 20
eNLlhli eNertfsipg g5'a@ n Or aaIt
can be secs i this booth 'fhe decora-
ions arc the State color oraAge .aa
b.aes. hut al, biaeh 54sNa4l.sii,
/. Mr. hampers the exhibit by its
er:nreness. Easides household and
farm sr0wa III duets; there s. hand
work at il,e club Women and club
lne f,sen ample af catnip ~ to he
secs. ma 4 hand-ma;ie eld-tas aiened
nroerI also lamp lighters made Of
rsw paTe aiil lan,ern which II
i eai,dle wih lamp Chimney cover
some" Pumpkins
Twa pumpkins. each weighing 100
iaaads Top ~ tits noofl. ana the eS-
aibits ae Ill knids sizes and yarie-
ia he a}Aaner u oyer coo
sfilersyille haaih. ss.iy leeoratetl in
White ana running cedar, look second
prize Ii tie community EXHIBITS, and
/. a34talns over zoe varieties 81 ex-
liibits with 4 Toe per yenI member
hip Ief4esen ted The eyhiDiis are
very vel placed aud are credit u
It's clups
Parole came ii FOR i've third prize.
NTH IL varieties 81 eXhibiis and 96
per III ~ lis membership repre-
senied The Parole hoath il really
xery .,tlstie ana! rs arrangement sng-
sests m9apd IS we'll as artistry, The
cale, scheme is gres i aud white and
Is sev effective The exhibits are
irs,.a arm and Garden. as we'll as nan
~ and household work and hand
made articles Fruits in Jars. canned
vegetai-tss, cakes, PR serves. jellies.
corn. pumptins. potatoes. anu every
Kind nd variety IL exhibit is display
ed il attractive manner 1t this booth
navid~onyilie tasrk-Eyed
lnoag ;ae nsvsdsonville exhibits
Is j hawk. which one IF The judges de-
clared came down from Niilersyiile
but was NOT allowed 70 so farther
VIXEN Il reached Dayidsonyille whene
ii was killed
The Mdges or the fair exhibits
ard they have no easy johare ]. E.
Merger. S. b. Shaw. Miss Schmidt.
Distrieg Agent Of Southern MARYLAND /.
and Miss Cowcis. County Agent Of
Montgomery county
There are ase exhibits Of potatoes
numerous varieties grown in Anne
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18
YONG 10 &c Re Ins.a.ed
Married At ST. Anne's Rectory

4 wedding oah p2lee iiis 4f9fi ~ Z
3t III oclMk ~ ST Anne ilectorg.
II sert t!le Rector. Kcy. Edward u.
Johnson, y ~, % rlonled l'ae .eefe5
Ra9y unBins III naflaaEe fsifWat9
Dartie. Kent ana evelyn Fe9te
Those Witnessing 1ae ceremony
were Doctor and Mrs Walton 4 liap-
kins eal young on. with whom fl]h
bride has mad her home and SeWets
Sweeney
ana Mrs fSen. leit Tor wedding trip
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18

deasp fer h..zsl,S ESaker declared
that III eyers one guilty of ha2ing we're
expelled fr0ia the aradealy The insil-
tution would have to II closed
lii HIS written statement about con-
ditions tx tie academy Baker said
that any ~ toe milshipnei at las
naval school coulft saAstanliate his
charges IL trey Wefe ROT afraid 20
talk
Baker SAYS ilsa; he Is glad to Le
out of the academy which he charae-
terizea as i i,indergarien lie saia rs
inends 10 make no efsort II fe REIN
stated
Nonc To &c Reinsiated
Iii discussing ilse hazias episode
Secretary Daaieis sad
III Will be useless for anyone g
cali OH me ia reinstate students found
guilty os hazing once had as many
as 70 senator's and members of the
House of Reares eitatives ealing on
ms concerning disnissais from lte
Academy t0l3 Jaela t.iat ;hey need
uoi call Is seq me. that as long IS !
was Secretary "a ;i,e NAVY woN'd
do everything possible 70 stamp oui
hazing and ne influence would swerye
me from What | considered MY path
ri duiS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18

ed. The ehanerons included Mr. and
AIRS Fred Stiea Mr. ana Mrs. Roger
H Williams Mrs Anna Dora Carson.
Wsltef dec nonitney. perie nhrih
anu Flo l;eeaeid. Mass tonnoales Mas
eoagr llated upon her success the
marty balancing ire Artists Snpner
recently river nj tier iAsfizS s.llsllo
III Rnianl Park
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18
LrsyE AS<troi

$40. Ma. G11. 6.sa 7-a .n $40 49,
la4a. III 10. i. NJ, l444t ~ 81 -,
si30, N45l. 5.aU sj.-.a. 100, SO, 1020
1870. II ".
E.ctyc NstNal Academy Gafe ~ minutes
garlief State House Sfttil baEden
4nd e'altpge sve:tin. seyea ~
minutes earlier.
6,inie, ting III Oienton With T. Il. II.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18
Special For This Week

vol eAN MY N HaMi-IS tNS lr0-
LTS-lND SAVE apNl.N
For Snlokers-BaLelitc Pipes. ipa
s5c i,ntl ~ Rubber <teIu Pipes. 80
AL ~ Cigars now q: saN d fifty 80
GINS AND SHELLS
Winchester. Remington, ~ l6 ard ~
gua&e. isnnlV Sans 5s.sa
q. G. Smith Hsnnmeriess i5tl0
Parker ssuns. ~ and 10 guass.. $500
Roller States. all siass, pair 10
70 Per Cent ca ~ III cunning Cloqies
EXfra laadpd eunshells
i. LEVY
Is WEST STREET PHONE aHl.M
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18
Hospital Fxhil,it

There are many individual eXh.3at
N,,lts1 ii have quilts handmade pieeed
..d 60 hetsel AMI all varieties n "a-
mar fsatjwarls
rs red Cros aas "R9h caf
lsaoti ara rha hospital h@s a booth
rhi Is i 8yllpAons ~ Ml!ste dhSi itlers
are wprkeYs. voianleers always GU
iatN TeniE,i trained Sate nurse
Njll Ge in attendance and Will give IL
trnction Oh helps in nursing 81 i2othe
9Aowiag haw ID ~; 4 patient N sea
change ills bel linen etc Tbs o!iJae1
s.. This booth IS " SGT o-opSTatiNe
work on he part III All coaasla:1 s.
Is Haduee taem u bee members g
he Annapolis Emergency Hos pit q
Association Is not 4 ariYe faI at
Hospital Auxiliary hnl g inlere i.
5uhlie in their own iosal Institution
Mss i.Helsea lgleiiar;. Of DAVIDSON
ei1la al, eliarg il nc workers at this
'oafh. wfie bears a ateily Sala viii
81 support
~ Hospital
M Hospital
10 Health
Na Health. NJ Happiness Join
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18
ILAAE WASHING. rnN

$40. { ~ S00. 5000, Iu.01 100 4 NJ. l2A0
itH. 20n. $40 sl.O0 -tn, ~, iti
G.tel. 200 aaa, 1905 II NJ, i2sl9 t n
Il Daily except sunday.
o--Loea annapolis % baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18

Ear tickets ana Information apply i: our
city Ticket uiIt,rs West stieet Statian
STATE HoBsp station C0iiegp Ayeiiue Hna
Bi4flrn Street; tilgri Ii:4il, Maf9iiHl,t
Hotel.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18
lob Work

Rh!lIing, repairing, furniture de
livery. auto bodies and job work Of
any KIND. w F. THOMAS, West an.
napolis Phone AtlS-G e
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18
seerreation NM Modified

Administration authorities Of the
academy today entered denial 70 some
of the reports published in some Of
the newspapers. They were especfal-
II eaphalic in their denial OF the
statements to the effect that tho order
providing for The segregation Of The
Plehes from The upper class mid
shiamen had ii any Wy been mott
lied and also The story u the effsct
that g. Or more Of The STUDENT would
bc denied The privileges Of attending
the Army Navy football game on The
Polo Grounds New York neAt week.
because Of ha9ing incidents. and par
ticnlarly the part alleged 70 have
been PLAYED ~ them IN the uprising
wherein large quantity Of crocksry
vas DESTROYED
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18
rnR EYENING cApITAL

TIE EFENINJ IaFtIAA
Ia on sale at the following places
gssoyyr -. Zones .l94 Main st.
xk5i5ilssn scImifzs... ~ Wet 81
s:aasge ]. Davis - Maryland Ave.
ehaa o. FeldIneyer... 90 alit land ave.
IT, Il. Armstrong. Cor Randall 4 King t'eo,
William Baker. 1890. " est ard Cathedral
Delivered ia Annapolis. PASSPORT t'ef-
manipsn ami West Annapolis by carrier
qar - cents per mouth.
Yon ran have The EVENING CAPT ~.
mAlifsi TO y0u with away from the slty
by iAavlng your name AMI address % ~
nfiee f5r IS rents PER- Inatfh; s,.sSl lfr
year paERble ~ @dyanfe, . any poAtejiise
ia United States pr Ean4di.
nniere,l III Anuapolls Pasipfiice as
second tass Mater
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18

fg0Ntinned g'ron Page 81
Admiral Scales. The name Of the
midshipman to be expelled, and tbs
circumstances surrounding the Of
fense charged againsl him have not
been disclosed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18
ANNE ARUNDEL
COUNTY FAIR
STATE ARMORY

Continued From Page ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18
slntenlenf b. llaniels

A7Attt% III ~
Secretary Daniels issued the follow
|. ing prepared statement
IN October superintendent Scales
found thai / recurrence Of hazing.
which hreaks oui periodically in edu-
cational institutions. threatened To be-
come epidemic at the Naval academy.
Upon his recommendation one
midshipman vas dismissed promptly
after two acts Of hazfng hal been es-
tablished. ana ADMIRAL Scales was as
sured thar the department. would SUPP
port his earnest efforts 10 enforce the
Law against hazing Tonight nc rec
commended thai a second 10 shipnlan
guilty If two acts of hazing. he dis
missed from the Naval Academy for
the good Of the academy and the Navy
scales Dealing Justly
Admiral Scales. finding a spirit Of
unwillingness to stamp out hazing
on lie part OF some Of the midship-
men. determined of the FIRST step to
adopt preventive tactics He. there
fore. placed the fourth class (those
who entered III October in separate
wings az Bancroft Hall, and adopted
other measures looking TO the proven
ton Of hazing He has gone to the
very root OF file disease and is deal
ing justly and armly with the sigaa-
ION
The Issue between the authorities
al Annapolis and a number Of mid
slsipneH is that certain midshipmen
OF the upper class claim the right
10 govern the actions of their Juniors
and 70 enforce practices contrary to
tho laws o. Congress ard the Naval
regulations. The Lax and regulations
will be upheld,
The hazing issue was brought 10
q head hy the charges made BY Saia-
nel c.. Baker. Jr.s--of Seattle. Wash
ing;ou, who was expelled from the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18
Eupntng Gapttal
Established 1854.
AND MARYLAND GAZETTE
Established 17g7.
ANNAPOLIS. MD.

published Daily Except sunday BY
THR CAPITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18
HAZTNC AT ACADEMY
NOT AS REPORTED

lcnntinned E,rona Pase 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18
on, Few Not Going 10 Game

There is not more than eight Or
Ten students restricted 70 5ne extent
that they will NOT BE allowed 10 Wit
ness the game said 4 prominent
officer this morning Those who are
dong. pennance he said, are in no
way connected with hazing, but for
smoking ana other minor infraef.ons
of the regulations
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-09

Mrs Chas Schweizer principal OF
the Owyheo School reports the fol-
lowing pupils In her room as hav-
ing been neither absent nor tardy
during the past month, Mama and
Nina Smith (who drive more than
three miles) Ruby Nnd Alta Bradlev
oryill Bigelow, Joe Mondrola, Elba
Pullen, Guy Glenn and Ellice Huff
mani who lives miles from school
The pupils In Mrs. Friar's room
who were neither absent nor tardy
during the past month were: Georgia
Rust. George Huffmhn( who comes
8 mlles) Dottie Cantrell, Della
Schweizer. Virgil Vanfossen, Jesse
Pullen. and Kenneth Nc Donald.
Mr. Charles Peyton, from Kansas
City. a brother of Mrs. Herb Loye
arrived In Owyhee last week where he
visited couple OF days at the C. II.
Sohweizer home before going out In
TO the hills TO pay a surprise visit
to his sister and her husband
Mrs. Otto Schweizer, OF Caldwell,
Is visiting her sons Charles and Oce
and their families.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-09
ARCADIA
MRS. CHARLES BULLAUD OF
ARCADIA IS SERIOUSLY Ill
Pneumonia and WhoOping Cough
Make Appearance In Arcadia
Section-Visitors Call On
Arcadians

Mrs. Chas Bullard is confined to
her he'd with blood poisoning that
started from an ulcer on one OF her
legs below the knee. Her condition
was thought quite serious at first
but she Is much better at this time.
DR.. Wecse OF Ontario is attending
her
Lucille Dali, seven year old daugh-
ter OF Ira Dali is very III with pneu-
monia and pleurisy.
John Zittercob Is quite sick threat
ened with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert Butler Jr.
were calling on G.. " Barrett and
wife Wednesday afternoon
Little Betty Lackey, small daugh-
ter NJ Chester Jackey who was sick
last weok we are glad TO report nj
mOsl well again.
J i'm Cain is pasturing his sheep
on nick Smiths ranch this week.
Mrs. Smith and two small child
rem OF Logan, Utah are visiting her
sister Mrs. Jim Berra.ll
Irene Edwards came down from
Nampa Friday TO spend the week
end with her parents and to attend
the dance at Nyssa Friday night.
Miss Esther Kenzie ~ Fruitland
II visiting Mrs. Chester .sackUy for
few days.
Ed Butler was visiting with jack
Barrett Sunday.
Frank Edwards and wife went TO
| Boise Saturday. Mr. Edwards on
! business and Mrs. Edwards shopping
Rev. Shields and wife OF Nyssa took
dinner with Mrs. Earl Qulnta and
Mrs. Ed Wolf Sunday
Harry Farmer and wife OF Ontario
we're visiting at the Elbort Butler Jr,
home on Sunday.
The two small daughters OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Wolf have tho whoop-
ing cough.
Mira Barnaford and daughter, Mrs.
| Smith spent Saturday night with
Mrs Mackoy near Nyssa.
Rev Shield filled his regular np-
pointment at Arcadia Sunday after
noon.
Chester Lackey. wife and little
daughter and Miss Esther Kenzle OF
Fruitland took dinner with G. w
Barrett and wife Friday evening.
John Hunt OF Boise was down
Friday looking after his sheep.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-12-09
OWYHEE
HIGH WATER IN CWYHEF IS
CAUSE OF CHANGING SCHOOL
Children Prom Owyhec District
Forced to Gp To Kingman kolony
-Owyhec Folks Have Numer-
Gus Visitors-PersOnal News

John Glascock Jr vino has been
attending the Owyhee school, trans
ferred to the Kolony last week, ow-
ing TO the difficulty I'm crossing the
river in high water
II. Walters and sons David and
Bruce have been branding some of
their cattle that were being fed on
Ray Cantrell's ranch the last OF the
week. Saturday they brought a
bunch Of fattening stock to the De-
Bord ranch to feed
The Marion Wilson family recent
ly moved to the old Eddie Wilson
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. II +. Pratt were
dinner guests at the Bigelow home
| Wednesday
Ben Franks, well known stockman
of the valley was a guest at the j.
| s. Glascock home for couple OF
days last week. While here he has
been looking for hay.
Mr.. Gugle OF Harper, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Warren Schlupp
and family.
i l.. De Bord visited his brothers
Hugh and Clarence at their home
near Homedale Tuesday. While
there he learned that his brother
Hugh had stolen march on friends
td relatives and been married on
November 8, 1920 to Miss Martha
Rosa OF New Plymouth at the home
OF the brides parents
Amos Johnson, and W. ID. Stewart
OF Ontario, were dinner guests at the
] HA.. hAtstn EnnHaU
ing.
Mr.. and Mit. VIM. Glenn and
daughter RowSna, were guests TO
dinner at the u +, Pratt homo Sun
day
Herbert Walters, eldest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. Walters, who has been
homo from Unity since Thanksgiy-
Ing was In OwyheO with his father
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bradley and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Friar were Nyssa visitors Saturday.
w W. Smith has been enjoying
CD n seigo OF sciatic rheumatism,
but Ia much better now.
Mrs. J. p. McGinnis was III tho
last OF tho week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Nc Nary and
Miss Esmonde Grieyes took diuner
at Doc Pullins last week,
Jack Glas.ock has hssH fxlhR
fer ce on the De Bord rSr'S lately
mpking ready for some o.. re that
Nill soon bo brought ths,S 10 feed.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Archie Sinclair aud
family were Gate City ylsitora Sat
urday.
a dancing party was enjoyed at
the Hito nome Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. s, ID, Bigelow took
their daughter Juanita to Ontario
Saturday for throat treatments.
A party In honor OF Carl Schwel-
GERS seventeenth birthday annlyer-
saiy was attended by many owyhee
young people. last week at the
Schweizer home,
Mrs s. Glascook and children
and Carl Schwalzer motored TO on
tario Saturday afternoon, They re-
ported the roads 10 be In pretty bad
condition owing TO the damp wealth.
er we have been having lately.
Robert Baldwin and Henry Slip
pey were reported TO have sold their
hay.
IL. Walters purchased large band
OF cattle from Mr., Loye recently,
j. S. and G.. o. Glascook have been
doing some road improving along
their ranches lately
Mrs, j, r. Me Ginnis and son Dom
aid visited the city OF Parma on
business Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. ChAs. Bradley and
family were guests at the Ben Smith
home Sunday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-17

home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
wesley Smith. % Niles Miss Smith
was born In Buchanan and lived
here for a number OF years
A public demonstration OF the
National motion picture machine.
which is being manufactured in
Niles. viii be held in Buchanan IN
The Princess theater on "Wednesday.
sept. Is. Everyone interested in
the concern or its product Is re-
quested 10 attend the meeting and 70
express their opinion as 20 the wort II
of this new device.
Guy VI Wilson OF Flint. M'ch. has
been elected commander OF the
Michigan American Legion TO sue
coed Lieut.. Gov. Gansser. WHO has
been State commander since the
Legion was formed
Forest Garretson will enter the
Michigan State Agricultural college
at Lansing Mich. the last OF this
month.
Miss Elsie Huff was a visitor at
the local high school Tuesday af-
ternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-17
NEW CARLISLE.

AlN pa ANs
The funeral OF August Blomgren
section foreman. who was killed
Saturday morning at the county line
crossing when ne was struck by the
local on the New York Central
tracks was held Tuesday at .
o'clock al the Methodist Episcopal
church, burial was in the New Car
Isle cemetery. Mr. Blomgren had
been in the employ Of the y. Y. c.
company for a mum Der OF years.
Just how the accident occurred is
unknown as there were no wines
seS 10 the tragedy. He is survived
by his wife and a daughter. Mrs.
Edgar Hooten, OF New Carlisle. also
four brothers residing in Michigan
City
Funeral services for Watson VI.
Wykoff. a former resident OF this
vicinity, who passed away Thurs
day at his home in NIishawaka,
were held Saturday at the Hamilton
NJ f. church, Rev. Trodie officiat-
ing. Burial was IN the Hamilton
cemetery. Mr. Wykoff was so
years old and had been in failing
health for several years. He is sur
vived by five sons and three daugh-
tiers.
The funeral of Jerry Shoemaker,
who was killed on Monday while
cutting timber on the John Hostel
tier farm, was held Thursday at the
residence Of William Carr. Burial
was in the New Carlisle cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Mccormick.
who have been the guests OF rela-
tives here. returned 10 their home at
Ora kesville. Iowa. Monday
a dinner, honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Mccormick was given Sunday at the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-17

home OF Mr. and Slrs John Hostel
tler near South Bend. Covers were
laid for Al
The Olive chape- Lodies Aid So
clety Will serve dinner az william
Tallman's public sale which will be
held Sept %
Mr. and Mrs John Emery were
in Door Village Sunday 90 attend
the funeral OF the latter's niece
Mrs Emma Bleasdaie r. a patient
AZ Epworth hospital South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. Prlnckert Of
South Bend were guests sunday OF
the latter's brother. Frank Van
dusen and family.
Dr and Mrs Shead. Misses Ada
and Margaret Miller Mrs. Ward
smith Mrs. Rue Green and Mr. and
Mrs Howard Wykoff were In South
Bend Monday evening 20 attend the
presentation Of the grand opera
company AZ the Coliseum