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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-12-15

, Marion. Dec. ll--Colonel George
Harvey, the New York publisher, con .
fcrcd with Senator Harding to day
on the American foreign policy, in
cludlng the formation OF an associa-
tion or nations.
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people graphing with a situation
which is very discOuraging. but which
they are meeting in a phenomenal
way"
! William G. RedGold, former secre-
t"fY OF commerce, urged worldwide
trade development, declaring that
America was yet i'm the infancy Of
ler export trade. He asserted that
the tremendous pull of English cap
ital is operating abroad in favor of
English industry"
inc farmers viewpoint was en-
planned by j. r. Howard, president
OF the American Farm Bureau fed
Grafton. who said that if the proposed
corporation would provide a market
for farmers products it would have
their backing. julius Fl. Barnes, for
merly head of the United States grain
corporation and Eugene Myer, Jr.,
who headed the war finance corpora
non, presented their views gained
rom experience in government work
during the war
committee on plan and SCOPE was
appointed at the afternoon session
and it's recommendation for organi-
heard tomorrow. A national commit
tee is expected to be appointed as "a
result of the meeting to evolve the
necessary steps for Incorporation of
the financing corporation. William
s. Redficld's name was prominently
mentioned by conferees as the prob
able president of the new corpora
ton.
Chicago Dec 10.-Opposition to any
degree of government participation
in export financing, unless it is shown
to "be absolutely necessary" was ex-
pressed by Senator Edge of New Jer-
sey in al address before the confer
ence Of bankers, business men and
prod ers which convened here today
to consider organizatio:i of a $780,
100000 export financing corporation
under provisions of the law drafted
by the New Jersey senator. Ample
private capital is available for such
a corporation and to finance all ex-
ports in the present emergency, Sena-
tor Edge declared, adding that the
tendency toward government pater-
nalism" in this as well as in other
fields should be checked.
II il is thought necessary to resort
to government aid in the export field
at this CINE by reviving the wal
hnance corporation, the. senator said
1t Should be with the distinct pro
vision that such aid shall be with
drawn at "the earliest practicable
moment He expressed doubt, how
ever. that exports could be greatl
stimulated by such aid, as the for.
eign exchange situation, the senator
said, was holding European purchases
down to a minimum.
''The development Of foreign mar.
kcts through such agencies as the
proposed export corporation" Sena-
tor Eds" said, should be on the
broadrat lines and include every prod
uct of tho country. OF late the farm
crs have come to Washington 10 ask
government aid in financing export OF
farm products. BY all means let them
be helped, but not at the expense OF
other lines Of Industry
Senator Edge declared the way was
open to tho farmers to solve their ex-
port problem just AZ the cotton in
terests have done by the formation
Of an export corporation to handle
their particular product.
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Nov Yo'k, Dec. 1.-THE actual
condition OF clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
reserve i'm oxcess Of legal
requirements.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

A marriage license was issued to
James r. Harris. coiored. OF Sumter
ana Lucille Holiday Of Manning.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


March, 1920. in compliance with PEI
titions OF PAP legal voters OF Winfield
District of said County, the same
being in excess OF Is percentum of
legal votes cast for Governor in said
Winfield District at the last election,
filed with the Court, requesting anu
petitioning for special election to
authorize the issue Of bonds to pro-
vide from time to time, sufficient levy
on the taxable property of the District
to pay and discharge said bonds and
interest at their several maturity
dates in the amount of One Hundred
and Eighteen Thousand .(S11S,000l
Dollars, to establish, locate, relocate.
grade, drain, bridge, construct and i'm
prove generally and permanently the
roads OF said District mentioned in
said petitions and in accordance with
the laws OF the State of West Vir-
GINA.
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W.V.U. CADET CORPS
is ONE OF TRE BEST
inspection This Year Will be
by General Staff Off
GERS.

ldoRGANTowN, W. Va, April 81
West Virginia University's cadet
corps has been recommended by
Major General Leonard Wood. Com
.manding the central department Of the
u. s. amy. for inspection by board
of officers of the general staff for one
of the distinguished colleges in tho
United States. This announcement
was made by Captain Harlan R.
Mumma, commandant of the Univer.
sity corps.
The examining board, which will
consist Of five senior officers of the
general staff from Washington, D. c..
will inspect the University corps some
time this month or early in May. The
inspection will Jake two days aud all
members Of the corps will be excused
from all classes on those deys. The
inspection will include battalion re.
view in heavy marching order, batta.
lion parade, company drill in both
close and extended order, field prob.
lens, signalling, machine gun demon.
stration, 81 nm, demonstration and
demonstration with the engineer com.
pany.
This is the first time since the es.
tablishment Of military training at the
University that the corps has been
recommended for inspection as a dis.
tinguished college. There are less
than dozen colleges and military
schools in the country which are class.
ed as distinguished institutions" each
year and It is a high honor to achieve
this distinction. It will be a big ad.
vertisement for the University corps
II the honor is attained, in that every
college, prep school and high school
In the country. will be informed by the
war department. that the University
has been given the high rating.
Among other; things, the rating
would entite each member of tho
corps to wear a gold star on his sleeve
AVID would permit the honor graduate
Of the corps to be commissioned In the
regular army without examination.
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EAST SIDE.
NEWS -.
At PaIa.lne Baptist Church.

One hundred and seventy was the
attendance at the Palatine Baptist
Sunday school Sunday and contri.
button Of $25.S3 vas received. The
work OF organizing for the big Ban.
list campaign at this church is being
carried out and was further discussed
and plans laid for work at the morn.
ing service yesterday. Miss Rebecca
Summers made an address at the Sun.
day school hour. r. "A. johnson at the
church service and Miss. Neya, Prunty
at the 3: Y. p Q. meeting. Fred L.
jenkins who is chairman of the min.
ute speakers, has announced the fol.
lowing for next Sunday: Sunday
school, DR. ]. A. Jamison; morning ser.
vice, Prof Nv. "a. -Hustead: evening
service A. p: Harr, and B.. Y. ,P.sU..
Miss Mildred Maple. Nineteen new
members were received into the
church al the morning service.
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NOTICE no TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

10 Gladls Edna McElfreShs
Take notice that on the 29th day OF
April, 1920, at the office OF D. w. Nc
Lean in the City of East Liverpool.
County of Columbiana, and State of
Ohio, which Office is located at the
corner of Fifth Street in said city, be-
tween the hours OF nine O'Clock q. m.
and four o'clock p. m, of that day,
shall proceed to take the dispositions
of ]. w. Reed, Mrs. Mary Reed and
others. to be read In evidence In my
behalf in a certain suit In equity,
pending in the Circuit Court Of Mar
ion County, State of West Virginia, in
which / am plaintiff and you are de-
fendant; and, if from any cause the
taking of said dispositions be not COM
on that day, or II commenced.
If they be not completed on that day.
the taking of the said dispositions will
be adjourned from day TO day at the
same place and between the same
hours, until they are completed.
JAMES ROSCOE McELFRESH.
BY Counsel.
CECIL IA. RIGGS,
j. CoNLEY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Mar. 20: Apr. 5-12-19.
10
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Missionary Meeting.

The Foreign Missionary society of
the Diamond street church will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Florence Gray In Diamond street. The
hostesses are Mrs. o. @. Phillips, Mrs.
Florence Gray and Mrs. Earl Phillips.
Mrs. f., a. Baker VIII have charge OF
the devotional exercises Readings
will be given by. Mrs. Anna Swearingen
and Miss Madge Wiley. Mrs. Ed Hus.
ton and Mrs. j. @. Lepzkus will each
sing solo at the meeting. Each mem
ber is invited to be present and bring
a friend.
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Personals.

Mr.. Jobes, of Gypsy, spent Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. Beryl Criss, in
State street. Mrs. Criss who has been
very i'll for several weeks, is still in a
critical condition.
Miss Stella Wilson, OF Parkersburg,
WAS the guest OF Mrs. i. A. Long. OF
Diamond street, Saturday.
George Blackwood, eldest sont of Mr..
and Mrs j. F. Blac1twood, OF Mary.
land avenue, is quite Ill
Contractor G. 3. Minor, of East Park
avenue, has been III for several days
with influenza.
Mrs. william Shaffer, of Morgan.
town avenue, is still quite ILL.,
Ed. Hawkins and family and Dent
Hawkins and family were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hawkins at Mead
owdaIe Sunday.
Mrs. o. NJ. Doolitle, who had her ton.
sis removed at Cook hospital recent.
ly, Is recovering nicely and has return
ed to her home in Diamond street.
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Funeral Of Jonathan Hawkins.

The funeral Of Jonathan Hawkins,
the well known Civil war veteran, who
died Saturday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Abbie Stanley, were
held this morning at ten o'clock at
the residence. Rev. G. c. Lawson, OF
the First NJ. P. church, officiated. The
body was taken to Grafton on the noon
train and inferred in the National Sol
liers, cemetery.
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Funeral Of Miss Alma MerrifieId.

The funeral OF Miss Alma Mortified
Of Mt. Harmony; who died Saturday
evening viii be held from the family
residence Tuesday afternoon at two
thirty o'clock. Burial will be made in
the Carter cemetery by Undertaken
Fred i. jenkins!
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APPLICATION FOR A PARDON.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned Pete Chippiano, who was
convicted of a felony at the March
Term, 1916, in the Circuit Court OF
Marion County, West Virginia, and
sentenced to the State Penitentiary
for life, will apply on the 14th day OF
April, 1920, to the Governor of the
State of West Virginia for a pardon.
PETE CHIPPIANo.
Mar. 90. Apr. 5.
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Spent Easter Here.

Miss Pauline Arkwright, of Seton
Hill college, and Miss Gertrude Ark.
wright, of Pittsburgh, spent Easter
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Arkwright, in Guffey
street.
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Respectfully submitted,
FRANK ]. WILFoNG,
County Road Engineer"
APPROVED BY:
STATE ROAD COMMISSION,
c. P. Forney, Chairman,


G. P. Forney, Chairman,
julius K. Monroe, sec'y-Treas."
And at another day, to-wit, at a reg.
ular session of said Court, held on the
18th day of March, 1920, the fol-
lowing order was entered:
THE Court this day proceeded to
consider the petition heretofore filed
herein praying that a special election
be held in Winfield District of this
County to vote upon a proposed bond
issue OF One Hundred and Eighteen
Thousand ($11s,00O) Dollars, for the
permanent improvement of certain
roads in said District, mentioned and
set out in said petitions, and It appear
ing to the Court, and the Court
does so find, that the amount of cur
rent road leyies upon the property
assessed in said Winfield District
for road purposes, including State and
Federal aid now available, is insuffi-
cient for the purpose OF establishing.
locating. relocating, grading, bridg-
ing and Improving, permanently apd
generally, with the use of asphaltum,
brick, concrete, macadam, stone-block,
or other process OF equal merit, except
az 0ShSA W AoS oOI Jul duu pTOYlQeQ IN
said petitions and Engineers report
and as fully set forth in said petitions
and Engineers report.
And /; appearing, and the Court doth
so find, that the total valuation of
the taxable property in the said Dis.
trict Of Winfield for the year 1915.
being the last assessment for State,
County and District purposes, is
$2,3S9, 1913, and it further appearing to
the Court, and the Court doth SO find.
that said Winfield District does not
have any indebtedness, bonded or
otherwise, and that the total indebted
ness which the said district is by law
authorized to create for the improve
ment of its roads Is $119,45s.65, which
is in excess of the sum proposed in
said petitions, namely, $11S, 900 90, for
the Improvements OF the roads in said
petitions mentioned and described.
and likewise mentioned and described
in the Engineers report, and after ma.
ture consideration OF said petitions
and of the report OF the County Road
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Signed-A. 7. McMURRAY,
Waahfnptnn Ave-

Parkersburg, W. Va
Mr.. McMurray is one Of the best
known residents Of Parkersburg where
he has lived for the past 20 years. He
is one OF the city's leading business
men and his word is as good as his
bond. Nervlax is ON sale at Cranes
drug store. Try abottle of Nervlnx
and be convinced Of its merits-Adv.
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rtous dates therein mentioned. with
reference to the proposed road bond
issues OF S11S,o00 in Winfield District
OF said Marion County, West Virginia.
Given under my hand this 10Th day
OF March, 1920.
Clerk OF the County Court 81 Marion
County, West Virginia.
PROCLAMATION AND NOTICE OF
SPECIAL ELEcTloNT TO .BE HELD
IN WINFIELD DIST RicT, MARION
COUNTY, WEST vlfsGihliA.
April 24th, 1920.
Proclamation for the special election
Tor road bond issue in Winfield Dis
trtct, Marion County, West Virginia.
pursuant to an order of the County
Court Of Marion County, West Viz
gtnia. entered on the 18th day OF
March, 1920.
!. s. L. Shaver, President OF the
County Court OF Marion. County. West
Virginia, do hereby proclaim and an
point Saturday, the Gath day OF April.
1920, between the hours OF sunrise and
sunset OF that day, at the regular es-
tOSh6 hldCeb. VI 6HldN LIZ.
trict, Of Winfield, in the County OF
Marion and State OF West Virginia, as
the time andSplace at which a Special
election provided for in said order
shall be held by the qualified voters
Of said district to decide whether or
not they will ratify or reject said or.
der proposing an issue OF bonds to
the amount of One Hundred and
Eighteen Thousand (s11S, Oo0) Dollars
and levies for payment OF, principal
and interest, for the purpose OF con.
structing and permanently improving
roads in said District of winfield
Given under our hands this 18th day
OF March, 1920.
S. L. SHAVER.
President OF the County Court Of
Marion County, West Virginia.
NJ. ". MILAN,
g. D. C0NAWAY,
Commissioners Of the County Court q
Marion County, West Virginia.
Mar. 15-22-29 Apr. s.
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For bond issue and levy for
payment.
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Against bond issue and levy
for payment"
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BEST tonic
EVER TOOK IN
NY ENSIANCE
A. T. McMu1ray, the Well
known Florist, Says Nerv
lax Cured His Ailment.

"Nervlax is the best tonic ever
tried in my life" says A. Il. McMur-
ray, well known florist residing on
Washington Ave-, Parkersbnrg, w. va.
Before taking Neryiax suffered
greatly from gas on my stomach, head
ache, constipation, kidney, liver and
stomach troubles, nervousness, could
not sleep at nights and was afflicted
with frequent dizzy spells. / am 70
years old and thought that nothing
could be done to afford me relief. A
friend recommended Nervlax and aft
er taking only one bottle find am
greatly relieved and expect to con-
tinue the treatment which know viii
lead to an ultimate cure. gladly rec
ommend Nervlax to those who are af-
flicted as was"
49, 49,
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s. L. SHAVER,
President.
NJ. v. MILAN,
G. D, CONAWAY.

c. D. CoNAwAY,
Commissioners of the County Court Of
Marion County, West Virginia.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County. of Marion, To-wit:
/, A. G. Martin, Clerk of the County
Court OF Marion County, West yir.
ginia, hereby certify that the above
are true and correct copies of orders
entered by the County Court OF Ma
rion County, West Virginia, on the va
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Clerk OF the County Court 81 Marion
County. West Virginia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-27
D. R. HODGON IS CHOSEN
PRESIDENT AT VALPO
Succeeds Fl. X. Brown, Who
VIII be University Bur
School TO Be De-
voted to Business
Training.

VALPARAISO, Indiana July IL
Daniel Russell Hcdkon. president 81
the Hahnemann Colleges of Chicago
has been chosen president Of tho VAL
paraiso University. replacing Henry
k1nsey Brown. who recently resigned
The trustees OF the university. after
accepting Mr.. Browns resignation.
appointed him the new university bur
sar.
A reorganization Of the Board OF
Trustees also has been completed with
Charles Jerry. president Of the Farm
ers' State Bank. of this city. as chair
man; n. II. Lowenstine. secretary and
George F. Beach. treasurer Of this city
All three live here. Other trustees
are DIT. Howard Schlitt and F. E.
Morton. Of Chicago and three prominent
business men OF Chicago. whose names
are withheld
IT IS the plan OF the trustees to make
the university "a leading business edu-
cational university. The institution
has fourteen buildings here. and allied
medical and dental schools in Chicago.
All the divisions have been organized
In departments. under the direction OF
department heads
Valparaiso university was organized
asc normal school in 1878 by Henry
Baker Brown
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COOLIDGE
IS NOTIFIED
THIS NOON
BY HERBERT cARYL

tsTAFY CORRESPONDENT l. NJ SERvIcEl
NORTHAMPTON. Mass. July Ply
motor car. horse drawn vehicles, spe-
ciaI trains. trol1eys. motorcycles. bicy-
cles and a-foot. thousands of persons
came to Northampton from far and near
this afternoon TO be present on Allen
field. Smith college this afternoon. at
the exercises attending the formal mott
ficatfon OF Coy. Calvin Coolidge of Mas
sacflusetts. of his nomination as the re
publican candidate for vice president.
This quiet little Hampshire county
city. termed by Jennie Lind. the para
disc OF America" was gayly decorated
for the occasion The business section
was literally bIanketed with bunting Of
red. white and blue. from hundreds of
homes 6ew the stars and stripes. and
steamers and fags hoated from poles
and wires and up Main and Elm streets.
to the classic precincts OF Smith coll
7ese- Posters in windows bore a pic
ture OF tho governor and the slogan
law and order" A warm sun looked
down from g clear sky.
A. heavy detail OF police. recruited
from nearby cities and towns handled
the big crowds. The White House Inn.
where Gov. Coolidge. Mrs. Coolidge. their
two sons ana the governors ia Their spent
the night was guarded from cranks by
a detail OF state police.
This two-famf1y dwelling house. with
an American flag flying from a small
flag pole in the front lawn. was the
mecca OF many visitors The governor
himself. tanned by his vacation in Yer
mont. helped Mrs. Coolidge put the
finishing touches for the Informal
luncheon 10 the notification committee.
The @. o. 2. leaders came by automobile
60 the Draper hotel their headquarters
and from the Coolidge home they were
accompanied to the afternoon exercises.
There were covers for 100 luncheon
guests at the Coolidge homo.
Meanwhile, in lower Main street. two
bands were entertaining the other visl-
tors TO Northampton.
Twenty-Five years ago Cal" Coolidge
came 10 Northampton a poor law stu
dent. Today the city Joined with the
nation ana state IN paying him honor.
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BARGAIN MATINEE At Zoo +. NJ.
SATURDAY. STAR THEATRE 1925
Mrs. Jack Hartley and Mrs Henry
Lindgren and daughter Virginia, 81
Chicago zero the guests of Whiting
friends
Max schifs. arrested BY officer Par
ker for passing a street car unloading
passengers. Was released On a s25. 90
bonds
Joe AnkreleIwicz. arrested for speed
ing. was also released On $500 cash
bond.
John wontar OF LaPorte spent a few
days here visiting his sisters Mrs. AT
schaeffer and Mrs. Thiessen
The Beta Gamma Epsilon sorority
are planning a beach party II be given
this evenings
Mrs. Edward Tines Of Wertville. Ind,
was called here by the iiness and the
death OF her brother Edward DIS OF
New York avenue.
SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE AND PIC
TURES. SATURDAY. BARGAIN MAT
ISEE AT $500 r. N, STAR THEATRE.
7-27-5
James DIS passed away At his home
IN New York avenue Sunday morning
following a weeks illness. having suf-
fered a stroke 81 paralysis on the rre-
vious sunday The deceased i sur
vived bv hts Parents who reside in
westviile. Ind his brothers Edward
and Roy oils af Waiting and three
sisters Mrs. Lev Williams % whiting
and two or whom rtside in Westviiie
Ind IRE funeral n charge cf under
4a1er Heyden viii be held tomorrow
morning when services will be held ct
the DIS home II New Yirk avenue.
following which the remains will oe
shipped to Chestertcn for interment,
The last cottage has been removed
from short street r. make room frT
the new Community house.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Jenkins e.
ohio avenue spent Saturday and sun
dav at the home Of the latter's sister
IN Austin Ill.
BARGAIN MATINEE At 600 r ".
VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES. STAR
THEATRE. zt-e
The Whiting IRE department re-
zponded to q. call in Robey on Sunday
evening where a nat building opposite
Camp Cuneo was destroyed BY flames.
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Whiting
Advertisements
Are Winners

SAM ARONBERts. 60z 18Th street.
no W has all the latest Columbia rec
ords- Ak to hear them. 1-2-tf.
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Money 60 loan on rarns and city prop
erty. Roe 81 Peterson's Law Office,
East Chicago T-i2-
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WHITING
and its
PEOPLE
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Bessie Barriscale in Woman Who
Understood Would you risk your
lift to save the career OF an erring
husoand7 Mutt and Jen in THE
Beautiful Model" also Billy F'raney IN
The CLIFTON" and latest Fox News.
z-2T-i
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Hfre. Fry and daughter Anna Of
Pennsylvania avenue have returned
from a months visit in Goshen.
SIr. and Mrs. J z. Brinken are on
a fishing trip in Wisconsin
Mrs. Abe Winsberg and children. Of
LaPorte avenue left yesterday for a
two weeks visit in Gregg. Mich.
COMING CATURDAI-yAED
AND PICTURES. BARGAIN MATINEE
AT 900 j.. NJ. SATURDAY At STAR
THEATRE T-27-5
Mrs. Katherine Lewis of LaPorte
avenue. accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Dempsey. and brother Edward
Davis OF Windsor Park have returned
from Orvilie. ~. z. 70 where they es-
corted the remains or the formers
husband, the late Frank b. Lewis
The Wolf Cubs, consisting Of boys of
from to 12 years or age. below the
Boy scout age. has been organized and
has quite a membership. The boys
meet at the Community house every
Monday evening under the leadership
Of Mr.. Osborn.
The Daughters OF Rebekah will give
q silver Tea at tho home OF Mrs. G.
e. Bremen in LaPorte avenue this ey-
eninS.
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VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES
BARGAIN MATINEE At zoo =. n,
SATURDAY. STAR THEATRE 7-27-5