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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

Statistics show that fully rs per-
cent Of all functional nervous dis
eases are due TO eyestrain and can
be corrected by properly fitted
glasses. We have had long and sue
cessful experience in fitting glasses.
Need Glasses2 ASH SegalL
Fl FasO optical CO.,
los Texas St 2l1 san Antonio St.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

Is Your JeFelry Out OF Dates
We viii fix IL like new.
sheldon Jevelry Co.-Adv.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-12
INCOME TAX IS
DUE MARCH Is
Penalties for Delay and Failure
to Make Returns-Early
Compliance Urged.

All income tax returns covering the
year 1919 must be filed by Monday,
March 10. Each taxable return must
be accompanied by check or money or
der for the full amount or at least one-
quarter of the amount of tax due.
Cash payments are accepted only at
the collectors main office; II sent by
mail. they are at the sender's risk.
Missourians should send returns and
payments to Geo. II. Moore, Collector
Of Internal Revenue, st. Louis, or Geo.
r. Crutchley, Collector of Internal Rev
enue, Kansas City, Mo.
Those who must file returns but
have not done so are warned that the
e law imposes heavy penalties
for failure TO get returns In on time or
to make payments on time.
Early filing and early payments are
urged, in order to relieve the internal
revenue Offices as much as possible OF
an overload on the final day. March Is.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-12
Srcitas, ben IL. @ar5, 1920.
SrtsSa:a.
=.

Gbos. 9clrl bot feline SGgemiibIc
oltf 60. @uIff's Sarm in 8etrieb,
mo er 8obni6pellen iGgt.
Sris &lossner 1tno @ottin iin6
bo6erfreut iiber oie 8cbltrt cines
S0bn6ens.
@m.5 Sdnliot uno @olter 9run.
oebler beeaben iid nad ct. 2ol,is
INN bon bort einen Sorb Sr11f her,
o~uf1ltbolen.
Senrp gifermann brodte Iebte
ISOLDE bon Der gE0nItotion cine
eroBe 0uantitdt Sen56rabt fir
SGnoler s. 8. Slider bierber.
9ie Spc5aIddep ScrItci9erung
om n6d)itcn 9ienstag, miro &artf-
IuItige ans Rnb unb 8ern bierber
bringen.
Sernlort Sollmonn unb Satin,
bon electra, Seras, fomen lettc
8odc bierber, Inn Ser 9eeroiguno
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-12
StOnD Sill.

&nl. Gucit mo 6onriIic bicltcl,
Icttcn N}ittuo6 gin3ug olti biz
6orm Die JIG bier 8cfollft bobut.
&ir DciBcn Die 6omilic Dcr3Ii6it
milltonrnCn.
Inbrclp S6in0Icr, 6rc0 @umpcr
mtb Geo. StoItc mnrcn lcbtc @odc
ilt @cidGitcn in @erntonn.
s. 8. StoItc mar Icbtc ISOLDE nit
icincm Srlrf bcbiiIfGid sic M6beI
lunb Sou5gcrGtbc oes g9m. Grtcit
bon Seem @nbcn bier9cr al bringcn.
&. q. 8cn5 ~itottete letter @!itt.
mod ser StoOt Meip Sopen einer
@cid6ftsbeiuf ob.
gilbert &ciCrtonl1 mur0c Icbtc
ISOLDE bon icincr @ottiu nit cincnt
S0bn6cn bCIdcnft.
6rolt &ocob &l,9cI hat Elm ido.
neg Ffer6 bon 6rib &Iopbolt5 &C.
fault.
0ic Snilucn5o bat inns inlmcr
nod nid)t DcrIniicrL body iin6 bic
utcilten Grfronfum0cn MIR Icidotcr
Tot1tr.
q. ". Coulter mar Icbtc @Odc
in NCrp @aDcu lull cine 2a0ung
@ufItcinc BORT o~b5lrDolcn.
llnicrc 5ormcr Icgcn grobe Gltot-
tit6tcn Safer Gin fir bic beborIteb-
enoc Allsiaot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-12

bcS BERT. @m, &emcpcr bciSunob.
men. 9ieiclben mer6cn mebrere go.
den bier bcrmeilen nm Sermonotcr
l,no @efanrten in ibrcr friiberen
Srimotb cinen 9cil,dl ob5uitotter.
&crmnn Scnrcpcr un0 @ottin, bon
Slater, 800, fomen Iette ISOLDE
onIGbIi6 6es Soocs bon 8m. Sc.
mcpcr, Gin 9rll0er SERVANTS bier.
hcr.
&enrp Sdnitger, 60. &ormonn,
artbur S6c5oIddep rtno a(bcrt
&GoSsner be9oben ii6 letter Won.
tag nod Scrmorn in @ci6Gften.
Serr Sdnitger boIte bon BORT 5lpei
Sorb glttos ob itno 5por jc cine
bicicr Moi6incn fir 9oitor 9run-
ocDIcr urb fir Scnrp WcGtcnsmcpcr.
Gie Hpoo otf Ser IoroIcitc oeS
SluiicS bel SrcOerifSbltrg befin6ct
ii6 IN idlcttem 3rItonbe l1no io1tp
ber5cIIert mcrGen.
&crrG @ifernlnrn bat sic I0bel
1t1b has SouSNCrGtb ocs Clarence
2ionbcrQer auf Ieinem Erl,d nad
Der frilberen a,tg. &attelmonn Sorn1
ge6rodt Die SER 2ionbereer lebtes
Sabr eefouft bot.
Clarence 2i%onbereer ltno Sal.iilie
iino Iette @odc mad, ihrcr uelter
Gorrn, ser fri!trrrn Tug. GottcI.
MANN Torln notc &err1lnn 0c5o0cu.
@ir beool1ern ibrcn @eg5ltg aus I'M.
icrer Nodboridoft, tpiiniden liner,
ic0od, 3%ufricoenbeit unb bcitcs
@obler9eben in Der nelten Scimatb.
Senrp @ifermonn brodte lcttei1
Mpntag 3lpci &ruflobrneen Sdmci-
ne fir SoDn Selo nod Morriion.
&l,guf &cssler bot feline Torm
olt ieincn Sobn Scnrp %bcrfollft.
llnIcr alter Srclrno Nbolpb Mons.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-12

Y78eadtet Dos Datum auf benz
aoreBsetteI 6es 8oIfsblattes unb er.
nertert bas announcement iobaIo oils
nie basieIbe abgeIaufen 1T. 8enn
sic ooS 8olfsbIatt nidt erbalten,
bonn 1T b6dit mobrideinlid Der
@rttno oafiir, BOB Sbr announcement
Der grne,terune bebarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-12
Sermanncr SDlfSblatt.
@raf Yrintius g., Scransseber,
Sermanu, Mu.

Entered as Second Class Matter Week
ly at Post Office, Hermann, Mo-,
Under Act of Congress, March 8,
1879.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-12

*9oS &olfSblatt fonlnlt rli6t mebr
tucnrl sic 3cit abgelaufen 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-12
Frank h. Neumanp
8ommiFions- 8aufmann
Sdnbler IN
@efIsef, Giern II. YroouRten
FSd.iter alarttprsis bsJaPIt
fir Sarm'prsSnfte.
@eihaftsplnb an Der Siinften StraBe, oft.
lib opn 3. s. &Oeller's Shmiebe.8 BERT,
fdtte.
Bbone 1872.

ocS BERT. @u1, &emcncr beiaumob.
men. 9iciclben mcrbcn mcbrere $40.
den bier bcrmeilen INN Sermon6tcn
uno @efonnter in ibrcr friiberen
Scintotb cinen @ciud ob~3uItottet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-12

Scrm1n Scmepcr un0 Satin, bon
Slotcr, @o., fomen Iettc ISOLDE
onI6blid 0es Soocs bon 8nl. Sc.
mcpcr, Elm 9rl,0er SERVANTS bier.
her.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08

The Poles might sc,llc their
var once and Tor ~ by hiring
Sergeant York To- go over and
chase the Red, into the snow
drifts,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
SUBSTANTIAL DIVIDENDS BEING PAID
BYNUMBER Of OIL COMPANIES ACTIVE
IN TEXAS FIELDS; Stocks STRONGER

eoa barrels D. b, regarded 's "l''ihr
an onti,lv new noel and already ~.
engagements az, helms made '"I 'Ni.n
siy, drilling IN tho vicinity
The lltlp town of carbon BE- 'Nn..'.
inr t,tl cd bcum The hinsiuf lh
~ the ven ~ the pIid'ufg lnd N''
,ru Ol Company. ? ~ miles ..H'h OF
tho town has caused th" people ih'l'
GO expect real rush Iui h"n'N- IN
town hls been sun. uud'd .I Pho .'h'
hN production hut none hes U''. I'lu'
,lD- enough tu siIu re- IN '"'lh
Their, \ circle wiihr .'d''- "
twelve miles with carbon H- lN' con-
t'r viii iutlud" sis s'ini 40 "'h-
The n,w iiold south A. E'ri'ind ~
but aN miles distant
Activity boo both the deep aud shall
'DW fields around Sip' Srun-s D. m'
.nr pf1ily increased Both ih' "
| hnt. md the N,N Domain. Wh''n
have recently brought 900 w"lur'i-
have mad, locaiirI. Goo ''nI hf'~
operators ere confident uuN &C md
nE luuihrr very productive sInd ht
J tN,,u tun and 1000 feet lui number
eff th,s, new tc'f. Nil 'nd'lh"i 70
! plsk 30 up.
The four rns wells un ihr MASTER
/ tract n the Potter county l""l vhl'l
W,tH unruppcd. allowed goo iI"W an'
gagged recently u Wv dAii'n u"
| rfrng into The Amarillo mains, ai'
/ I,pu,t,d tu have shown production
,.I, u r0ull to their tlu"h Th1- n 81"
gltd,d as indicating i.ne lii' iu
th,.. wells Reports ~ zoo ~h"Nihrs %
/ th, same vicinity continue =" h' ''
t,ulut,d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
THE "BAR1-'

Coupling a candidate Tor oiile'
with ''bar1" j. No new thing
And when that is done the idea O.
a willingness 20 expcnd mucl
money Tor Office !, implied
In the old days the mention n.
a ~bar1" in connection with
candidate for political prcicrmcr'
meant that the candidate h'msel
had much wealth and wa, willing
60 expcnd it II he could De- vote
into office. Progress - method
has changed that Reference g.
the "bar1" now generally mcan
that the candidate has Il not. hu
thar the party finance committe.
has Il for him
In $50. Samuel 7 Tildcn wa,
Democratic candidate Tor prcsI
dent. In the selection 81 dcl,
gate 10 the convention q news
napcr alluded a. ridden n. 81 ma
with \ '.bar1.H the me Hug lrin
tina, he wa able and willing
cxpend great sums Tor h, Gle.
tf-n The tgurf -szlaeisf nii@ ~
......i. ....1 - = l.suu time uas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08

DiSpa,chc, from Cop,jau,inoplc
,av the kurds ma,sacrcd 100 \r-
menian,. That, nu whey u de-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
FINE FEATHERS.

The ostrich feather hu,luc,, O.,
a bird Of hu>lnc>, NOW that
Dame Fashion hl, again taken upl
the plume tor decorative effect
among women. Importation, Tor
the last fiscal year were worth
S,.;oo.ooo That VA, again I les,
than hall that sum the year pre-
vlouS.
America 10000 o~tricHc- nave
cause therefore 90 strut Tive pea
cock strut because ut their hlung
value. The world, ostrich rlunc
business noW run, mp {" uclrl!
Slonooooo. The first ostrich
farms IN the United states were
those al California. along abuut
So. Md 70 j. still quite the
thing Tor tourist, t. have their
ndcture, taken by the Away pres
mt camera man IN proximity To-
The o,trichc>. Wish YOU were
here" Is written on thousands "t
ostrich postcard, mailed from
& aliiornia each season
But now. besides the California
farms. the cuisines, Ia, eNteudcd
- \rizona. \lahama. icXa, and
Florida. while there are other
,p"radic aud experimental farm,
IN yariuu, part, OF the country
| The feathers that hccum,
Iplume, are picked or pluckc'
rom the living bird every eight
months. and the value OF the crol
Il, between SIS and 500 " the
birds live sometimes iur - year,
lthcv pay well.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08

srreisl W The News
FoHT woHTil sept Although
literally hundred. 81 co. ruini'ui'S
f.tmaI in t'- Nttth T.NIs n - VIII.
m tie '-t two Nr.tz lu' h.'u nv
.Ir-. N.k,I nJyug tf.u ~i' ,h '.' ~
a dime un their Investment mis- Inns
lv un means been trI' w ll 81 ih'"'
brs, number ~ ,uWpdni"s up'i'
..i,t, rit IL Fnt Worth and ''r'i
raatb, points have inld several diNf
J,ras and substantial Turns 'n I'M
,,sttn.uf. ga, announced tur S'pi'h'
lsr.
rhr prrrk,nridrr Ol and Cas- Com.
! .,,t has INST 'nid 90 u,r cont diNi
y.nl tho third Tee this amount Nni'
l t.,s b.,n nail II got iis inst pfu'u'
t,.p ,l.,ut three months ago hdloih'
.,u 'br tnWu.itv ~ lh'' k'niids'
Tho Robertson Petroleum company
Il. usid , cash dividend "i " 10 per
..pi. m. tenth f,r tn company "
rt. prulu,tip Min m, north part "i 'h'
! Umhhu,noit u,ld ,..,...
m. Lucky seven. an old iuthhDr
,.u company has Just pid ''Nu
J,,,lrpd ~ 10 per cent tn, H1nh't'
A Merchant. his pali IT. r"guiir
d a., cont dividend ana un 'NiH F'
..pt The Invaders has iuId u ''H'
dividend a. 20 pea cent.
pIukrfs report that these dilil'n
rItm.ut- Hty having % very -n"@''I
i,lI ,r,,' uuon tho lvul sin'bN mn
p .,f and that general revival 80 wuF'
.fN b. expected
Interest in 'ac Easihui ''u,'f'
.. riInu,s tn De- ,1ut,r,d on thr MAJ
. iuU u,u drilled Dos No.. \h,' uli com
, .,u, The we'll J.. uuw rr'dn'lns "''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
Az "OLD" MAGAZINE

10 realize how fast the world
moves. pick ~ an "old" maeal'nt'
one a, old as a child in hi' carry
teens. Tor example.
Here are Mark Twain. Henry
lanes. w. Dean Ilowell> as inc
leading author, and Howard l'i' :,
a. the leading artist ana "'
dead.
There are a score Of other DO,
,inpui,hcd contributors and one
brushes to discover he doeNn !
know whether they are alive or
not Md what j, worse. NC
doesn't much care
The material !, readable
cough and ju>, as entertaining a.
though II comprised the curr'n
humber. Moreover II seems JUS
about IS new
The story by Mark Twain d
one Won could hand tu hundrc'
people and It i a safe Ice, that :
would he entirely strange 4" %
lof them. The same remark
even more true ot the cou;rlhu
I,ion, hy llowcll,, James. icy !,
,cph Couad. \r,hur Ilal'r'
| \icc Brown and an the res
lpractically the whole w1gagu
could he rcpuhll>h,l TODAY an
Inc one would remember nuu
Tread i, before
! 1t i, in the literary advertiser
Images that the aye ut the mag
lnc shows. Oi the dozens &
work, oi notable tctiun' one
| cricvcd to note tina, hut two
lthrcc are remembered 40 ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08

some candidates have dry plat
form, and wet Easements.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08

Always STOCK AT the City Drug Store Ana
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
The Great General Tonic

This master body.builder will help
Won keep young in spirit and mental
and physical action. because II VIII
sssist Nature IN maintaining your vitality Atpsi'
IL enriehes the bo,Sd. RESTORES worn-out tissue
soothss jangling and oyefwroueh nerve. w
duee. soind refreshing sleep sharpens the appe-
lite. tones up the digestion Ia short viii put new
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
\ PROGRESSIVE CITY

There are larger cite, in Texas
than Amarillo. lhudgh 1t j, doubt
iul ii a more progressive city W.
be found anywhere. lo the ON
slider. the person who s. mot thor
eughly acquainted with the ac'ra'
facts. the ai,oyc Statement, W1A
seem rather preSumpil"u,.
"a Yet when the question :, iullN
considered from every point OF
view. i, will be seen that \mlullo
will rank with the best. There
are many things that must 60 To-
make up a city-a progressive
city. and in mos, instance Nma-
rillo will be found header.
Schools and churches are indeed
factors. and Amarillo i, second Z"
no city ~ Texas when these are
considered.
The iorty-cight-wcck school
plan is new. and a. ior that mat
Ter. untricd. and i, NAV be that as
soon a the citizens al the city
have accustomed thcm,ylvc- to
the change il will be Tor the hct-
ter. II is claimed that children
under the new plan will bc glvcr
a more thorough and persona
training. and that alone NAV MAKE
the proposition worth while.
Amarillo'> churches are mpdcrr
and complete in every w1' VI.
most every denomination ha, q
substantial home IN the cit,. and
the best part oi tins Is the tact
that the churches are hooked upon
BY our people A. necessity. N
other words. they are ready =
lend their support nj all time. II
is quite true that sunday was ~
exceptionally good day ,o 80 81
attendance was concerned. Tive
churches had special service, an
both had more than one th"usan
present for the SUNDAY Soho,
service. Other churchc, hal thci
regular attendance. but the com
bined attendance At MI th
churches in the city last SUNDAY
including the two with pcci.
programs. proves that more tha
four thousand people "r approx
mately twenty-five per cent of III
city's population. attended Sunda
School last Sunday.
This i a record II which q
should be proud. Few cities vi
ever break il.
And then school, and church,
are not all. though we are proi
20 say that they are among q
greatest factors which g. to mai
up a progressive city. Our stree
are above the average our u
department is dependable. O
water and fuel supply > Scco'
10 none. And above all. our a.
zenship is OF the highest quali'
The atmosphere OF the We
makes il impossible Tor an anarC
Isl 20 safely exist.
And when all these thing, q
considered. even the mos, ob,
nate will ooncede that amarillo
an ideal home city" Let ~
To- IL that al no time or stands
j. lowered.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
INV BAKER, BEING
OpENED ~ IJnIOCK
Special to The Nsws

Special L. The Arws. q
LUBBOCK. sept "a second bakery
B. being oponcd iu Lulbock this week 10
helm meet ih, d.mpnd that ~ rapidly
prnwinp wifh the growth If the city
and that viii be- greatly n'reas'd with
the large number that VII bc drought
m tu help harvest IA, crops Nor his
fr,tiun The public utilities 81 the city
have been hard put fnr th" past several
YEARS keeping NJ With The growth ul
the city, This WAS iul .iculurlN true M
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08

SYNONYM Tor wealth in the case
az political candidates.
Nowadays. the candidates leave
il to the patriots OF the parties t.
collect aud contribute the bar
Sometime, IL = a hogshcad
sometimes only small kcg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08

the light aud water situation. when i,.
gultcd In the city building ana "I"iu' p
irp "a plnnt IA meat th" serious drhlihuN
In this connection Tho retuli mas h''h
mort ,ntifmctolv \ number ~ ON, =
nlnuts might lind n pruiiiahl" il'I' ~
tbi- a., within the coming f"i''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08

scotland ward has an ingenious i'.
a,tumrnt known nE Il metal d'l'.
tat which detects arms ~ ami" "'
t.,,,rtinr gunrunning operations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08

Lost small neck fur MONDAY even
.iur Liberal reward. Phone ld".
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
IN MEMORIAM
IN MEMoR1AM.

In loving remembrance Of our dear
son and brother Glen r. Howard. who
passed away one year ago today April
22. 1919
A light from our household is gone. his
voice Is hushed and stilled.
There Is vacant place a. our Preside
that never can be filled.
OFT we think &c YOU dear Glen. and our
hearts are filled with pain;
O. this world would be heaven. could
we but see our boy again.
More and more each day we miss YOU;
friends may think the wound is
healed
But little do they know the sorrow that :
within our hearts concealed.
II we had seen you at the last and held
your diving hand.
And heard the last wish Of your heart
NC would not feel 50 bad:
But We did not know the pain you had.
VIC did not see you die;
We only know you went away and could
not say goodbye.
Gone but YOU VIII never be forgotten
FATHER. MOTHER. SISTERS AND
BROTHERS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
KANSAS SELECTS
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

WICHITA kans- April 20 RI Former
Gov. George II. Hodges of Olathe. kans.'
r W Blair attorney. Topeka. Jouette
Shouse. former congres sman. Of Kins@ey.
end Mrs. Cline Brennan Of Kansas City,
are the Kansas Democratic delegates At
large to the San Francisco conv ention-
Aside from few hot exchanges. har-
monv marked the Democratic convention
here throughout its sessions.
Among other things. the convention
declared against universal military train
ing. a resolution to that effect being
adopted BY an overwhelming vote.
The administration Of GOV. Allen was
sharply criticised as "self-adverhslng
wastefuf and extravagant
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23

Mrs John RI Desmond ana Mrs.
u. Y. Enright were hostesses to TWEEN
tv-sfx ladies' on Thursday evening
complimentary to Miss Josephine Des-
mond. whose marriage to Thomas En-
right win occur at All Saints church
on April 2sth. The affair was held
at Mrs. Desmond's home on Ada st.
and the house was most artistically
decorated in the brides colors. yellow
and white A musical program was
furnished by Miss Emma Austgen. OF
Hammond and Miss Margaret Sweeney
If chicsro The hostesses served q.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
PERSONAL 10
SOCIAL NEWS

The Dune Park committee Of the
HammSnd Woman's Club met ST the
home OF Mrs. Eric Lund 81 Mason ST.
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Bess Shee-
han. national secretary Of the Dunes
Park committee. gave splendid talk
on the Dunes. By a large map Of the
Dunes country. she explained the plac-
IS of interest and the trials by which
they are reached Plans for study and
picnics for the summer VIII be com
piled at the next meeting.
Anna May Gerold OF Cedar Lake. has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. George
Miller on Carroll st.
The r. II. Of r T club met At the
home Of the Misses Alice and Fannie
Greenberg Wednesday night at their
home on Michigan ave. Bunco was
played Sarah sRheingold and Alice
Creeuberg held the highest scores
Final arrangements were made fer an
informal dance To- be given az the X
of T. hall April e4th Sterline's or
chestra viii furnish the music. A
nice luncheon was served by the host
esses The next meeting VIII occur
in two weeks at tho home Of the Mis-
SOS Lena and sarah Rheinsold.
The South Side Study class VIII meet
q, the home of Mrs w. 81. Myers.
81 Douglas St. touight Tho study for
the evening IS the political calender
Tor 1890.
Guy Dlts, Of a1e Ash ST. gave a
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The New city and Edelwiss Ladies
Choir of Chicago Will sing at the con-
cert given by Saengerbund- Fidelia on
Sunday, May 2. at .. m for the bene-
fit Of the poor children of Central
Europe. Admission soc. Supper and
dancing after concert. 20 % % 80
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three course luncheon Among the
out-of-town guests We're the Misses
sullivan. Dolan. Boytcr Hanrahan,
Agnes and Mildred Partridge
Frances Griffin and Olive Kelley. all
Of Chicago.
To nominate James f. Bowling. vote
No. ~. a republican candidate. for
sheriff. 4-19-1Ot
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23

Mrs s F. Branstetter entertained
for her son. Ermel. at her home, SAP
state St at birthday and farewell
marty last evening. The evening was
PASSED very pleasantly with games
and music. and refreshments were ser
we'd Those present were; Ed. High
land G stone. II. Selinski. Earl Court
rfrbt Harry Gold. Meridith and ovid
Rranetetter and Guy Duts Ermcl
Branstetter was presented with an
initiated belt buckle, as a birthday sift
fro minis friendy.
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l1rrranA11oAAI nr,as sravlcr1

CHICAGO. April 23.-Federal agents
who raided the saloon OF Joseph Selcik
"a Joliet. III. early today, searched IN
vain for contraband liquor. As they
we're about to depart one Of them no.
ticed Mrs selcik wheeling a baby CA
rage in rear room Lifting out tho
baby. the dry agent discovered two
quarts Of whiskey.
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steve Kenolos in whose abode At 100
Columbia avenue. police arrested seven
men for gambling Sunday night. was
this morning fined s35 in the city court
for keeping q gambling house.
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In The Courts

SUIT for collection OF a judgement
received in the court Of 8 justice Of the
peace Of Lasalle County Ill has
ncen hled BY Libby Mcneil & Libby
against John Klinger in tho Hammond
superior court. Bomerger Peters &
Morthland are attorneys for the plain
tin
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a tin pan: you viii End it in the
piano New customers 81. Referen-
ces Phone l200-R. 4-23-2t
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BUTTON COVERING

Hcmstitehing. brsiding. pleating and
sewing machines at bargains call on
J. MASSEY. 81 State st. just west OF
Holman. phone 446-HammOnd. 4-lg
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For a good time. wear your overalls
TO the dance given by the Hall Room
Boys. Unity Hall. Saturday evening.
April GATH. Live Jazz band. 4-25
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Early yesterday evening thieves
broke into the home Of Fred Kuyster.
4s7 Sibiey street and stole jewelry val
Jed al $40
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DIR n. j. NEWTON, DcnHsf-
Formerly in the office OF Or. T. e
Bell wishes TO announce that he is
now permanently located at Suite No.
Q, in the O. h. building. 4-22-23
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Mrs C. NJ. Tase. who has been very
i'll with influenza and pneumonia. Is
efficiently convalescent to be around
again.
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For a good time. wear your overalis
TO the dance given by the Han Room
Boys. Unity Han, Saturday evening,
April 24th. Live Jazz band. 4-2S