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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13
CROWN POINT NEXT
ON SCHEDULE FOR
HAMMOND LEGION

With victory over Whiting 20 its
credit. the Hammond Legion quintet
will meet the Crown Point team at
the Central school gym Wednesday,
evening. Crown Point has a strong
aggregation 81 basketball players and
the team has enjoyed a very success
ful season thus far.
They play fast short passing game
and several OF their players are dan
gerous shorts from even the middle
OF the hoor. The Pointers should give
the Hammond bunch much harder
game than Whiting-in fact. a defeat
for Hammond IS not at all impossible.
The result viii not be forthcoming
II the home FIVE play the brand OF
basketball they are capable or
Hammond has 4 team Of great pos
sibilities ans each s-~-e shows a de-
cided Improvement in their playing
Right now they are going at top speed
and should take Crown Point into
camp tomorrow night as we'll as the
fast Lowell squad Saturday might.
Early in the season Hammond played
away from home and now the team
will stage a series of return games
with the fyes they have met. The
home fans will thereby have the op-
portunity of seeing some of the best
teams OF this region in action and the
following games should all be close
hard fought battles with the outcomes
matter OF extreme doubt. One can
only Judge the relative merits OF the
teams by seeing them in action and
the followers of basketball in HAM
mond viii be able to decide for them
selves as TO which team is the bet
ter when they have witnessed the re-
naming games on the home schedule.
The game Wednesday Will be pre-
coded by a curtain raiser which will
bring the Hammond Triansles and an
other fast FIVE together. This game
win start at 1:So and will be followed
BY the big game Thus a bargain bill
il offered to the fans for tomorrow
evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13

from his attack Of pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs =. I. Goodpaster and
family are with her sister. Mrs. Russell
Brown. for few days
Ar. Jaeger ana ar. Pack OF Deep River
and AIr. George Kuntz and Reuben Lamb,
% Hammond were out SUNDAY evening
and organized a Christian endravor So
cicty with fourteen charter members. The
FIRST meeting viii be next Sunday even
ing at S o'clock and the first business
meeting Thursday evening. Jan. %.
Mrs. Green. one Of Hessville's pioneers
IS very sick Old age seems to be the
reaI cause
The oyster supper given Saturday
evening by the Adult Gloss OF Christian
Bible school was a success: $3.50 was
turned over TO the building fund.
on Jan. zth tickets were given out
for a free entertainment that viii be
given Thursday evening in form of NOV
ing pictures and singing. All who
haven't tickets may buy same at the
John Hess store.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13
HESSVILLE

The Honor Rob for the Hessville Pub
llc school Is as follows. Bernice Luchene.
Alma Johnson Alfred Hopp. George
Chick. Roy Kunow. Fred Holly. Margaret
German. Joe Penthowski. Geneve Otto,
Clarence Van SeSsen.
Mrs ". r. Patterson was the guest Of
AIRS. G Rosenhaun Friday
Miss Helen Hogan Of Chicago i the
guest IF Mrs. w. r Patterson On Ken
ncdy ave. FIR the weekend.
MIS-. Reynolds mas had another cry
bad stroke Of PARALYSIS. She has been
troubled for some time with creeping
paralysis. Mrs Reynolds lives with her
daughter. Mrs Russell Brown.
Mrs VIM. Kansfield IS doing very nice
ly after her operation. She had her ton
siIs removed Iast Thursday
IS. IL Patterson is able to be out again
after 2 siege Of Ia grippe.
Nfr r Fleming IS improving rapidly
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13

were called 70 Chicago. on saturday. on
account OF the death Of a son-in-law
Walter Olson. who died OF pneumonia
on that day. Their daughter. Mrs.
Olson, is also very low with the same
disease The funeral IS being held IN
Chicago TO-DAY.
Miss Mar FI'xon has been confined 10
her home since Saturday with a very
severe cold
Miss Lillian Schmidt has returned
from a weekend visit with Miss Clara
Oser in Chicago
Misses Nina Lisuis aud Mary Malone
attended dance in Gary on Saturday
night.
baby vas born 70 Mr. and Mrs
William Bisgs on Saturday and died
soon after its birth and was buried on
that day
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13
Il TEAM LEAGUE
AROUND CETCAGO

GAINESVILLE. Wis, Jan. ia new
baseball league. 10 comprise twelve
cities in the middle west, witf Chica-
go as the hub. viii soon he formed.
according to announcement by George
W Perrineo. a former Cleveland in-
fielder The teams WIN include some
of the biggest Industrial concerns Of
the country. taking In Wisconsin. Hi
nois, Ohio. Indiana and Michigan. a
meeting viii he held in Chicago with
in the next Few DAYS 10 form the or
eanization. GAINESVILLE viii be repre-
scented by a nine. The players VIII Inc
professionals. drawn from all parts Of
the country
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13

STANDARD Oil a. "A. Bowling league this
week.
Tower stills vs.. Machine shop.
Tuesday jar. ~.
ParaAine Works vs.. Boiler shop,
Thursday, Jan. Is.
Main ofhce rs. Barrel House FRI
day. Jan. is.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13
OUR FIGHT
DECISIONS

Fred Fulton beat Frank Moran IN
eight rounds AZ Newark. \. J.
Charlie Metric defeated Charlie
Dunn in ten rounds a; Pittsburgh
Kid Norfolk knocked out Harry
Lindsay in the second round al Mem
phis.
Bryan Downey knocked out Nip
Howell in nine rounds at Dayton. o
W..lie Jackson defeated Pete Hart
ley in SIX rounds at Philadelphia
Young Joe Rivers knocked out Kid
OLeary in the sixth round az a sub
urban club.
Joy Daily and Sammy Sandow boxed
a ten round draw az Detroit
Joe Burman Knocked out Dick Crit
fifth in three rounds al Denver
Ted Jameson and Bob Mohn boxed
ten-round draw and Joe lawson de-
featsd Stanley Mcbride in eight
rounds at Milwaukee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13
MORAN FAILS IN
HIS ATTEMPT TO
STAGE COME BACK

NEW YORK. y. j.. Jan. 13-Fred-
erick Fulton. the ponderous plasterer
from St Paul. and Frank Moran
fought eight rounds last night at the
Newark Sportsmen's club and for
nearly twenty-four minutes Fulton
slammed around the ring and made
IL one of the most thrilling hghts
ever seen between big men.
For four rounds Morgan, who re
Gently started a come back cam
paign. staggered around the ring. one
eye closed and his face badly marked
II was an exhibition Of gameness on
the part OF Moran. for he took enough
OF beating 10 send a dozen men to
the dippy house.
In the last four rounds Moran didn't
land four good wallops. lie just
shambled around man with an iron
heart.
Fulton weighed 20 pounds and
Moran 1s4.
Moran wore himself out in the first
round in an effort TO end the bout
quickly, Fulton used left jab with
effect during the remaining rounds
and although his opponent was greg
gy in the seventh appeared unable to
knock him out
As the bell rang starting the contest
Moran rushed and met Fulton in his
corner and IN a swift exchange placed
hard right swing to the heavier
mans head which staggered him 70
She ropes. Fulton recovered quickly
and sent several hard blows to the
body Moran kept trying TO land
hard swing. The round was even
Moran showed the effect of his hard
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13
HARVEY FAILS TO
ACCOMPLISH MUCH

PARIS. Jan. 13.-Charley Harvey.
representing James ". Cofroth. the
American promoter. returned 20 Lon
don today after falling to confer with
NJ Deschamps, manager Of Georges
Carpenter. who is IN Bordeaux Be
fore leaving. however he satisfied
himself that Carpentier is tied up b2'
Charles e. Cochrans, the London pro-
moter.
Il learn that Carpenter is appar-
entity not only tied mp by Charles
Cockrane until the end or che month.
said Harvey.
tCharles Cochrane announced JIM
New York last week that he had de-
posted $4,000 pounds with the editor
OF London publication 70 bind Car
pentier to hts contract)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13

for some time. but was officially clos
ed yesterday. when Larey Lichenstein
Maddens manager, agreed 10 terms
Larney says no may match Madden for
bout before the Kalamazoo affair
severaI promoters having made offers
for Madden's services.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13

CINCINNATI. o. Jan. 1a-Pitcher
Phil Douglas OF the New York Giants
was relnstated by the national COM
mission today. The commission
granted his application. with warn
ing that if ne again leaves his club
without the arrangements consent. he
will be subjected to a heavy fine
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13
MADDEN AND GREB
TO FIGHT FEB. 6

BARLEY Madden. irish heavyweight,
and Harry Greb viii box ter rounds
IN Kalans zoo. Mich. on the night Of.
FEB. s. The match has been pending
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13

Better call up The Times and,
have It sent TO your house every
night. Then you'll be sire It vii
be there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13

He's the hero in the greatest in
d;vidual baseball deal ever sta ped.
being bought for $125,00O By tn
Yankees.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13
STANDARD OIL LEAGUE

WHITING Ind. Jan i3.-Ths fol-
lowing games viii he PLAYED IN theI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13

He has Joined the list Of eas bail
hnoguls by becoming president q the
Washington team.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-13

60 V~@ ;esd.ng lie -a-s'
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-12-17

Proga Tor next Sunday. Dec. iu:
Saba. .,hpul begins ut ":it O'Clock.
..a'N'p ,vars, superintendent. les
IA. '.. Foods the Mn, ,u.r.,'
Matt. J % There were lC' rrts-
ut la nlIg. offering Over D.
ct &C. Zoo u,,. o., tJr' again o.. SO
SUNDAY
Preaching service follows the sun.
day scnur hour We urge yoi ri, IN
say over FROM sunday school TO the
nOrninE 'N.rr. \ gvodly number ur
young people remained over last sun
day.
Young People. Society meets at
.G:30 O'Clock Leader Filth Cunning
ham. Topic. The Spirit ur Gcncro,.
.ity," ? Cor. H:G.l1. There were 81 out
last SUNDAY and i was indeed prof.
table mcrtn" Al young people are
invited
Preaching rrvlcrs will bo q, the
lsua lhuuf. ..3u O'Clock. Christmas
sermon. You are all cordially invited.
\ fine program will b. crndcicd by
the Sunday school. Christmas Eve. Fri
day night Dee q. in our church.
There will hu Christmas tree and
Santa tIlu. fur the entertainment Of
the children.
We expect to give an interesting
stcrcUptlcuu lecture Sunday night,
Dee. 20. using our new stcrcopiicon
and sc~u.n.
Our hUrh door. are wide open, and
a ulad welcome Is extended ~ all. citi-
zen and stranger. who may desire to
worship with us. Come with Us, and
we will do you good.
WILL THORNTON WALKER.
Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-12-17
Nddhioral Fore, cit, Nc,..

G.. T.. Scn,ucy made q busin".
l|. e. 81. Joscuh. Monday.
Ms. u. T.. Emery entertained the
l.. o.. {. club. last Thursday M"m-
H,., U surt we're. h,.iainrs j, NJ
'H .4',. e. & va. ~ .. Gotten
DOE .ft.I..i. -. *. 'Ii;,U,'. ". ". pa.
30 .npH Ms. e.. Eruury, &, L..
T. nilsson, \. ]. Lyons and the hos
IT, Mrs Emery Mt. Frank Mills
r.th rJDl N.'r the wig
loo, ,in.. iu'u -lMyni- tb, ,Hlh ~.
inynva To- meet with MIa. t.. !.
rurry. Thusduy, December III.
Nj. and Mr.. Henry Taylor ". nj
- Clig. SUNDAY iuuruiug, Whrtc U'y
attended the wedding If their friend
! N. Emma Nclman, uf that cit! ana
! W. Thomas Zimmerman. Of Ncblas ka
/ The wedding took rlac" in The morning
la, the German Lutheran church.
Matthew Banks, Of lla kcll, Okla.
lv co. 'irr here. Saturday, with HI
lhIa,u,I, /. \. i,auSs auu family,
Carl Wright amt Smith Dcrr ship
p,d 4 ear If cattle from our cit\, Mon
day evening.
There viii be- prcahiug az th'
| 'hliHt'an tVnlfN, lllulN HlEU' u'b'
ming at : 80 by Elder Eali S,n,ke. q
puttunsburT. Mo. Come out and hra
a good sermon, -,
--Jamcs and Frank jackson, uf Or"
gnn, shipped a ear of cattle from "u
city. Monday.
Miss Gladly Dunn, teacher "f th
Walnut Grove school, was having den
tai work done in Oregon, Saturda!
and returned to her home NJ foItcs
sue, Saturday evening.
Manning Hubbard H. having con
,hr,ablc trouble with n ctrbunclr ol
his left hand.
Miss Josephine birmingham Wa
Visiting Sunday afternoon with nc
laIr,s. Misses nellie and Belle l'irming
Evangelist Chas. Morrison AN
.ons, Milton and Walden, are holdinl
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-12-17

II Meeting at the Schacffcr school
h arc. beginning their meeting last
Wednesday.
Mrs. II. c, S,allurd, daughter, Miss
Maudc, and son, otto; Mrs, Seth stone
andson, Nat, and Mr., Sarah Potter,
drove 10 81. Joseph, saturday, all re-
turning in the evening, but Mrs. Pot
ter, who remained for few days visit
with her grandson, Frank benjamin
and family.
The "Hustlcrs," of the NJ. T.. sun
day school held their monthly class
meeting at the home Of Elijah AIkire
last week. The class certainly are hus'
tiers. They have added several new
members To their rolls since their orga'
uizatiun, Their class motto was select
ed. and also committees were appoint
ed by the president. One t. got class
colol's, and another 20 act 10 refresh
mnntF committee for the next party
There Nctr large nHmblr present al
the party and several visitors rs fol-
lows: Misses Julia Mckee and Agne,
Baker, Mcssrs. otto Stallard, Ceci
Richardson, md Donald Shumate.
ELIJAH ALKIRE, President.
WILMA TEARE, Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-12-17
First Methodist Episcopal Church,
Forbes. Mo.

Edgar -. Wells. Minister.
A special clinic " the Red Cross.
under thu dlN'ct supervision OF Miss
Minnie SiIuh,l, vii be- held at the
aobyc church on SATURDAY, De. -.
and thor H''I be- q bake sale ui home
cooking 1000 a., am, day. which will
help dcnuy the expense ~ the saWc.
Let cvcry m rhci uf the organization
be present. and It expected that the
people o' ry'ry church. ~ NJ church
will TAX interest IN making this IN,
greatest ever held. Eighteen hl'd,r
were exam n,u a' the 'ast meeting
lot ~ tiN AMI make the uuwhcr larger
u, Thu time
The SmdI, -clurl Is makinr
prcrarut .ru fn Christina. entertain
mcnt. AMI % tNl iwas ir,r viii be- II
cvil,n,p uu ,aI .tmJ- INu. HIt,ut.
give ~ yuU0 "htilgru Tor usi $mdn!
| school.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-12-17
County Sccrctary-Trcasurc
Fisk and Fircstonc Tires at cost
for limited time only,
" - - ,n

Fisk and Fircstonc Tires at cost
for limited time only,
AUTO SALES co.
The many friends Of Mrs. 4, NJ.
Tihbcls, of Mound City, who has been
80 very in for several weeks, will he
glad to learn Of her improved condl-
tion,
Quite "A real estate deal was made
this week, whereby Andy Ferguson
disposes of his 100 acres, four miles
north Of Oregon, to Fred Fleener, at
consideration Of $4,000 per acre, and
takes what is known as the Jackson
80 nearby from Fleener at $4,000 per
acre. c. ID. Weller, the hustling real
estate agent of Maitland, engineered
the deal.
Appropriations aggrcgating ST.
10000 has been recommended FOR the
Missouri River. $2,lO0,000 between
Kansas City to the mouth, and $4,000
between Kansas City and Sioux City.
The Pilgrim er-centcnery, De-
comber n, will be celebrated by many
of the clubs, schools and colleges of
the country. President Wilson has is
sued PROCLAMATION requesting all
Americans to remember this event in
some way.
For Sale--One heating stove, one
side-board, one walnut bedstead, one
walnut dresser and one set Of bed
MRS. L. ]. MOORE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-12-17

We expect 10 hold all our regular
services next SUNDAY. Al Nickelrr
Grove, in IN emUrning, We will open
the doors Of the church for the rcccp-
ton of now mcnhcrs Scryic" In town
IN the evening. Al are welcome to
these services. T.. \. PAUL..
Pastor
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-12-17
Just received our Christmas Can
dies. see us for special treats.
MOORE GROCERY co.
Holt County sunday School Notes.

Owing to the illness of our county
president, Mr.. W. l.. BggS, the county
tour for last week was cancelled,
An efficiency conference for the
training of district and county officer
viii be- held ~ the VI, +, church in
Forest City, January 2s, 1921. One of
the duties Of distrit Officers and di.
yisionnl superintendent Is to attend
this conference. Please remember the
date and plan to attend, We are fort
unatc in securing Mr.. Sterling l., Will
liams, oru state young peoples super
ntondcnt, for this conference.
A meeting of the county officers was
held in Mound City, Sunday, Dec. D.
MARY GREEN,
County Sccrctnry-Trcasurcr
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-12-17

Preaching service Sunday morning
at the Oregon church. II a. m.
nest SUNDAY night
THE PASTOR.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-12-17
THE PASTOR.

No false advertising on our
Christmas Candies. >ou can find no
better price on the quality.
MOORE GRO, ERN 90.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-12-17

---Dier Kiss Sets, s3,4c, $500, s4.2O
AMI $3.50.
HENNINGER DRUG COMPANY.
Frank Sutton, of the Leavenworth
Military Home, spent few days here,
the past week, visiting his many
friends. go
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-12-17

Frank Schooler, of Maitland, was
here Saturday, looking after some
business matters. ~
For Sale-Barred Plymouth Rock
Cockerels. Choice, $3.50.
Z. r. WELLER,
Phone No. ~. /. / Maitland. Mo.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-02-26

wagons, . triple box, 2 hay rack, 2
rake, / 2 #. Deering mower new. 2 Deering
vator, 1 hay loader Keystone, 1 lister, 2 bob
2 tubs, I set blacksmith tools complete, 1 8 #.
rs bushels of flint corn for seed.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-02-26

burrows. 2 gang pIows, 1 triple disc pillow, L suIky pillow,
mowers 6 #, 1 Superior grain drill 10 #, 1 feed grinde
sieighs, 4 sets heavy work harness, 1 IA h. p. Information
Deering binder, 1 power hay press new. 6 dozen Buff Orp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

Fay Templeton in the role of Yum Yum.
Miss Hatty Starr and Charles X. Harris
were in the same company. AT that
time Kitty Miller was a pretty little
blonde girl about twenty. She danced
in the ballet of the 'AIikado." and we
went out on supper parties many times.
This was in the days of champagne, and
instead OF taxicaos We rode In coupes.
Delmonico's was down town. and a rem
devious OF society was the old Martins
restaurant. down near Washington
Square.
"The next play we were with was
Cinderella in which I played the title
role. This time Kitty Miller was the
principal dancer and enjoyed great popu-
larity. ! had to wear tights in one
scene because Henderson always insisted
that his prima donnas must appear in
tights at some time during the evening
Even Pauline Hall in Errninie' and
Fay Templeton and other well known
stars had to appear in tights This was
the last time / saw Kitty Miller until
she appeared at the Century as one Of
the dressers."
Miss Mule has been on the stage con-
tinuously since then. Kitty Miller mar
ried, left the stage and had home on
Long Island until her husband died some
years ago Then she returned TO the
stage playing character roles. but this
year she had no engagement She told
Mr.. Gest she would be glad 10 MI in the
season by helping as one OF the ward
robe dressers.
Just fancy the funny turn OF the
wheel of fate that brings her into my
room to help me dress when thirty years
ago the two of US were playing to-
gether' said Miss Mule.
Miss Mule Is round and chubby apG
merry and gay Miss Miller's hair Is
gray and her figure is matronly but she
looks the grand dame.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
Meet in "Mecca"
After so Years
Miss Ida Mule and Miss Kitty
Miller Have Strange
Reunion.

Theatregoers OF the days when the
Rialto centred around Union Square will
remember a petite and attractive mu-
steal soubrette whose appearance in
tights was one OF the pleasing revela-
tlons OF that period. Thoatregoers Of
the present generation who go 70 sec
Mecca" at the Century will find thai
same actress now scoring one OF the
biggest hits Of her career.
Miss Ida Mule. once popular in light
opera OF the David Henderson period in
American theatrlcals. is now playing
the comedy character role OF the funny
old Chinese woman or Mecca. The
past was brought most wildly to her
the other night when new dresser APP
peared to aid her IN preparing her cos
tune A stout. motheriy looking woman
came up TO Miss Mule and threw her
arms around her with cry OF recognl-
ton.
Don't you remember me. Ida Muller"
she said with tears In her eyes. Miss
Mule at first did not remember, but
then a CLEAN OF recognition came.
"Klttie Millerw she cried. Good
heavens. haven't seen you since you
danced in the ballet Of Cinderella"
thirty-one years ago at the old Academy
OF Music. SIT down and let's have a
good, old fashioned chat"
AS n matter of fact 80 Miss Mule ex-
planned later, this strange meeting after
lapse OF thirty-one years actually
brought together these two favorltes
who played at tho old Academy during
the run OF David Henderson's extrava-
ganza Cinderella" IN 1889.
II was with Mr.. Henderson for nearly
five years" said Miss Mule as she dts
cussed old times. II had just left tho
'Mikado' company, In which ! had APP
pesred under the mana cement of Hen
dereou for two years 7 followed Miss
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Where It's Always June
Florida.
Ii oritla

VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
Daniels Household quiet.

The Daniels household was unwontedly
uuiet on Thanksgiving Day, with no
Marty Of any sort. Even the boys did
not come home for Thanksgiving being
very much Interested in football games
that their own college team was playing
On Thursday night Mrs. Daniels was at
the head 'of tho receiving party at the
Navy Relief Associations ball She and
Secretary Daniels had the Presidential
box, and entertained in II party which
included her mother. Mrs. Adelaide
Worth Bagloy, and her two sisters the
Misses Belle and Ethel Bagley; Dr..
Rowe. Director General Of the Pam
American Union Admiral Samuel Nc
Gowan. Commander and Mrs Percy
l'oote and Commander Stenhouse.
The Attorney-General and Mrs. Mitch
I'll Palmer spent their Thanksgiving Day
quietly at home entertaining family
party. Mrs. Palmer's brother and his
family and one or two friends. Mrs.
Palmer went 10 neither OF the Thanks
giving dances because OF the serious III
meas Of her father, Mr.. Robert Dixon OF
Easson. Nd. Mrs. Palmer was pleased
10 receive a few days ago by way OF
Mrs. Larz Anderson a bronze medal for
her conspicuous service on the Cavell-
De Page memorial fund committee. Mrs.
Anderson Is head Of that committee in
RNsrica' anu she recently was asked 10
furnish the Belgian committed. headed
by DR.. de Page. the names Of those who
had done particularly good work. The
medal has Miss Cavells head in relief
on one side and a suitable inscription on
the reverse.
Secretary and Mrs. Meredith did not
have their real Thanksgiving and the
family reunion proper TO the day until
Friday. when their daughter. Mrs.
Frederick owen T3ohen, and Mr.. Bohen
arrived from Des Moines 20 spend the
nest month with them. Mrs Meredith
las carde out for ball ~ Rauscher's