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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

3 young man who practicea medicine
IN rural district became famous and
was called In consultation In Eaaay
towns and cities because OF his sac
casa In 1s treatment al disease. This
VAS Dr, plercs who aiserward Moved
b Batfslo, N. Y. Liz made up bin
mlnd ~ place some of his medicines
before the public, and 10 put up
what ha called Lls sFsvorils ryS-
scripstoa." and placed ID with ths
druggists la every rate In the Uniou.
For fly years DR.. Perce's fsvorEs
Prescription has sotd mvre largely
throushoat ths United States tAan
any oshsr msdscins Of like character.
Us tns testimony oil thousands oi
women that Ii has benefited OF en-
tsfs!y eradicsted' such distressing oil.
uents ~ women are prone to. IL Ia
nov sold by draggissA In tahlss lorn
~ w~si ~ liquid. = 'A'@ 'ts %
rswsas#s, ~ G. After nslag Doctor
ptsres's kAvorila Prescription ! ie@l Ike
. new womaa MI lftsnss all veil ge
,tresx an 1gssna szessns9 I SS2,s aess sEAfa
plaAssa with ths result snts thai l
esh't praise ans one u Dr. Fsfee's ram.
stlaa s.so highly. lalwAys kecp taesa aa
tAnd 10 uTisr " A~p seti. - Ia
LkLlA SUSgA. Route ! -- Box GU,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
GOOD BROAD CONCRETE WALK
Ore OF tire Grssgett Time ARD Work
Savers About the FaFm-~preverts
Tracking un tire House.

tine ~ he greatest iIiae Sni wnrk
savers ahuui the fafta ~ good hrtsaii
concrete wHlk tr"n the barn 10 the
Nagsc when tnfrp ts NOTHING INT n
Dirt walA u IL alm.sI impossible 10
Noij "truchlH' I'M mud and barn tit.
trt. hat Will, concrete walk raised a
couple ~ inches above The VAR, level.
and With base ef1na1h ~ permit ~ driv.
saT sxqar 81 ssfseTse sfsTy.' " AZ, M ts
Work ~ ,he hottsea sfe IN done assay
with
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
DRILL CUPS ARE NEGLECTED
More o. tess Wear Causes Partial
Closing or Widening OF the
- Grain spaeta

the ~ the tss, nftsr1 neglected islAs
abon' the farm II the tuning ~ ~ ilse
rulaa IN ,he grain t9rfit As'ev 'he first
fnw years therp "a sure IN ie more oY
less acar. AMI This mo-, sofrts1peAsly r~.
suits IN the partial closing Or else The
widening ~ the spare through which
his happens. eva sessiins heesp.ss am
fcssahle And nftrr ius, n little nj,
t.n,Isn viii s~s matters right and will
greatly prnFong fhe ne * ,he fr1ii
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
SLIDING FARM GATE
IS EASILY OPERATED
dust Bf Suspended Between Two
Stroac Pests.
f
Es4Asaesars 10 kssEnsalnsa by p~srea-
gAs of CansAAeserN--ssssAasFs Afs
AIAss 81 s4afa Wess. Rs%ed
No tseaa Gas pses-

A sitting fsraa gate @htcA rstcs o.
rollers ~ rssass et~ssea and eAasrt.
and saeh aAseN W@@sd s@ eaaisatea,tr II
IL N~rs SAT- sys g~rgasn diFScasfiss al
sssasirwetlaa. THE sase EaGsg he S4s-
isssssAsai, ~ the earth II sea s.sss 10 sap
p0gy SAe reilers, anA II h haass taaaa
srwcb. hsrrxAsx~ tnshAon, the y@s.
sRgx thfUaSh Ehs gateway ala bs et.
ssrSst~sA. T'atis ssisss~Slss can be ss@s~
cUas ey furnishing the gste sitA q
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
SUN IS BEST DtstsFEcTAHT
Aars 10 e~st rt-~ty AZ Gees Ss-r~c
sar SHIRE ard, G@ch. 10 Bs
Kept al Work

yrn r~r gsy eut sot NJ money for
tttsrfe~tanFs, hst tn prr~ty hard IN
eeat p9cFaty ~ rns. sfrs~sE sunshine
Net thss the ass'nf~tar' TRAY nes Ne
re~svSi tnn hot shai sunshine caghs to
he kept steadily al ~nrk.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

sess ans AceQs c~'y car~ Tor T-cunss
10 vstsra-ArfAr's E-ise~4-rress-
ure 10 cars&.

N M. ~ vrnv hsrse~ IL .r.nasess
vsfh eySSsr hses1s the REST far6 ss=nsz'
NJ cnlv, cure Ia the kGtte NJ q vet.
-insrtan. T~s cAus~ " ~ t~nssAAss
mains IN tAe form az ssar~-~ Asss
-sct.rp eyst er1 wfsi -c-ur wssnevw
ssrx Ia coctsn a<d csiias r~wSauaM
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

Any planet thai rises before mid.
ssghs Is caltesi ali "eyenias star" III II
foes ROT rise antll after snidntgb, !, IL
morning star J'he@ terms are
aeyer applied 10 the real stars, which
are eali.~j fnNee stars but only Ia
planets, which are net stars.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
cusscusa seae tor the campissian-

Nothing better than Cutteura soap
isiIy ard 0lptmeH' now and then as
Needed 10 make the rnmplrxinn clear,
salp clean and hsnas sag' and white
Asi 10 th1s lsN fssrtnatinS fr~wrwn,
tI.tttyrs e,,~ss-s,a ard Y"H hss< the
CutcmN Tsitet Tgta 49,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
TRUCK FOR AVERAGE FARMER
veAsrss 81 One 10 Ts~e Tors cspaessv
VITA Trnissrs II rAsnty
Lsrvs E.ss;A-

r~ .he average rnrrrer's $50 4
t-rcs ~ t-% TO t~a Ens capacity mn
nne m rro trafs~rs NJ ~vu~I rsrnri'-
/. preferable snt t~~a expressive N hH'
s-e sTse~s.e thas 4 skRr~ " 4vA s1
syrs& sscnN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

Stuhhv~~I.et Percy urapl~ III
'anse' Why. sAonld say nns WINS
,4t-s he snew aAoTt hsseAa'lt y
Ethhv lsBt tASt's not IL. Ycw ser
~ dad Is doctor an vail! nv aAse
sAe r=-~ H him fer ar.tin'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
RECOGNIZE BEST
EGG PRODUCERS
Most Profitable HENS Possess
Certain Characteristics Dr.
fetAs 10 h!s.e.
PLAN or MISSOURI COLLEGE
F0n~i Must ns sfTceg. Active, stss!shy,
esnsis ard csrssnssa ard SAsuhs
Nee Msst Before l.hs First
Gay VI October.

Eoaij yea kno@ gs%d taylag h~s
II yea should U,est oasf EnatFwds
II fsTmsrs would. fhes have tauaa
sat that tie esrst pruiactns hesas have
certain ractrstssles d!agslt to hl,lr.
II they Gcabt general appears aees IL
10 s4nF.H nasiEsg w ,satsh the hlri
and BY q few movements either e0n.
nrta % dssp~i the dsaat, TA*w's 40
getting away frugn The fact-a g0ssi
hen raat hide her goy,d qualities frun
we'll iafogFasd poultry Eaisegs. Sosae
nes ~ vel iatesgned had 10 80 through
the 'sho~ ute- s'ase, and the sxten.
sloB sefytce ~ the University u Mis-.
s"an college II agriculture. sessag
rrrruaTh s14eafsYss-s sS'f esaAYy sgvfSts
proceesiei 10 a, the showing Ther,
asents iass year held 2.asss c7tlling dem.
l sssssrxssa@sas ,sfas nj e.ze Esssssss ssrsi'
handed, Sl.nU were euils Ths doubt,
ers wvrv Instructed to r~taia the cults
and srport The nuuter ~ eggs ~
evtrrd IT" un 1cfse h@ye the ealls
been feuad profitable.
Characteristic Of Her.
What arr tht~e rharatteri ss'es hy
whtci a laying hVn can hs picked cat
Circuist No ~ issued by the extern.
sion scgylcr ggoup% thep uH,ier 1--WE
heads ylgos naeit, rlzB nta,Eon.
qaatity, sp1 LAYING condition. They arr
further defined TIE hers mas, b.,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

julius CAesAr WAS truly great Ills
aRme Ii MOI forgotten, and. better
ssiil. II IN tssd as an espietive,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

~What ev tau taking sueh h.ss
shoais ihueshl yaa we're gssd
lnseF"
Il nm as far Hs aa election IN een-
ccrpe,i . answered tire os,itsd eisssen.
What ! am rRsefnea ahuAi " The
loss 81 perfectly good iw.sis4las
watch"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

nelicr hiss the rIFi befaW y.a PRO
pose shr may vfnse ,nn.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-09
HUNTING SEASON
FOR SQUIRREL HERE:
Dove, Rabbit and Quail Season
Fellows Later - Kentucky
Game Is Decreasing

There is big demand for Ii
Cense to hunt squirrel these days,
although many of the old time
hunters state they are too busy.
Charles w. Lanter was one of the
first to invade the office of Coun-
ty Clerk J. w. Maupin and declare
the law was "in" and demanded a
license.
The squirrel law will extend to
December Is, during which time
it is expected there will be consid-
cradle hunting in various parts OF
the county. The dove law adj
mits of the shooting of doves be-
ginning on September LIST, and
continuing until January i. The
shooting of rabbits and quail will
be permitted, according to the
law, from November Is, to Janu-
airy lst.
District Game Warden w. H.
Order reported compliance
with the laws relative to shooting
of game, to be very general thru
out this district and stated that he
had but little effort to keep any
one from infringing upon the law.
There is not, tbs, AMOUNT Of game.
he reported, as in former Years
in this 1ooality and besides, many
are too busy to spend much time
hunting. THE number OF licenses
issued is hot as great in Madison
county as = few wears ago.
There is considerable discussion
regarding the law relative to kill
ing fox, Some maintaining that
they may be killed any time they
are found destroying your pro-
perty, and may be killed, if found,
on your farm or especially in the
chicken roost. There have been
many chickens and turkeys fell
victims to the willy Renyard dur
ing the past six weeks in various
parts of the county. The depre-
dations, however, are said not to
be SO extensive except when the
young ones have to be fed, and
are especially partial to chicken.
and turkey.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-09
RHODA ROYAL'S GREAT
CIRCUS STREET PARADE

We want to cali your attention to
the street parade of the Rhoda Royal
Enormous r. r. Circus, the show
that consists Of five great depart
ments, and tell you about any "cir-
Gus talk" of polysyllabic adjeetives;
first What is to be seen in it and
what will be seen here on Tuesday,
July 20.
The five departments of these shows,
the greatest of all shows, are three
ring circus, a five continent me-
naeeIie. q monster double real Roman
hippodrome, and an extraordinary
wor'i famous trained Wild animal
show; and these departments, with
several delights and novelties Will be
fully represented in the parade. The
parade is one mile lonG-no less, no
more; one mile of gold and glitter,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-09
LATE news FLASHES

Canada is crying for help in the
harvest fields, and with the close of
the western harvest season, many
will go there.
Madison county raspberries are
ripe and not plentiful at 45 cents per
quart.
Members of Japanese parliament
stated Japan was disliked by every
nation on earth.
The government ban ON trading
with Russia has been removed. Now
for the quick deportations.
Germany has been given more time
to disarn. 1t took them forty years
to arm, and unsuccessfully at that.
The entire population of Poland
las sprung to arms to save the corIl-
try from the Bolsheviki.
John d. Rockefeller celebrated his
S1st birthday today at his estate at
Tarrytown, N. Y.
Seven new vessels will be launched
on July 81 at the Hog Island navy
yards.
Louisiana will not take vote on
suffrage before the legislature closes
tonight
Burglars got $4,000 from the of
fees of the carpenters union in
Cleveland.
A shipment of 2,400 tons. of fine
graduated sugar has arrived from
Japan.
a 17-months-old child at Denver
swallowed an explosive firecraclSer
and soon afterwards died.
Mrs. Eliza Dunbar, 90, died at her
home in Louisville soon after sus-
tanning a fall at her home.
In Quebec, woman under sentence
of death for murder, has given birth
to twins.
1t is estimated that 100000 motor
cars are stolen in the United States
annually.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-09
MAY Be Clue !
y. TO GIRL S MURDER


Louisville, Ky, Jri1yss iiSffliifes
believed, to be the weapon with
which Rebecca Loveall, deaf mute
girl, who was murdered in a~local
park on the night of December
30th, was found today in the park
a few yards from the scene of the
tragedy by park guard. The
knife, which is a butcher knife
about a foot long, was turned over
to detectives, who again began
working on the case. The body
of the Loveall girl was found in
the park pavilion with her head
severed and deep knife wounds in
the breast.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-09
resident. HAS
AWFUL EXPERIENCE

81 was twice confined in hospit-
ais, in the last one nothing but
Cruel water was injected into me
four times day, as my stomach
would not retain any food. ]
suffered terribly; was reduced tC
a skeleton. My folks saw an ad.
of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and
it has surely saved my life. |
weigh $50 pounds now" 1t is a
simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal nucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and
intestinal ailments, including ap-
pendicitis. One dose will convince
on money refunded. H. L. Perry
& Son, and druggists everywhere.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-09
new OFFICERS
ARE INSTALLED

Thursday night at the regular
meeting of Normal City Lodge, No.
1852, K. of P, there was a report of
the committee in charge of the work
of securing new headquarters, and Q
favorable report was made. The nego-
tiations which are now under way
and expected to eliminate in the lodge
procuring new club rooms and new
home generally within short time.
1t is expected that the next report
will be decisive regarding this. 1t is
the intention of the lodge to install
new furniture and fit up the new home
deliberately and have the entire change
made by the first of the year. The fol-
lowing officers were installed at the
meeting:
H. B. Wil1oughby, C. c.; Robert
Garrard, VIC; Charles Nelson, Pre-
late; D c Sparks, X. of r. and S. and
master of finance; H. B. Sallee, M. Of
A.; Eugene Moynahan, L. g.; Homer
Tanning, o G.; w. L. Howell, M. of
w
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-09

chime, color and music; Of open dens
of wild beast, gorgeous golden
chariots, silver dens, crystal vans
towering band wagons and silver ca
tbedral chimes, halberdies, heralds,
pages, lords and ladies fair, pioneer
patnarchs, preetors and testers, wild
animals, tame beasts led animals and
q thousand and one free-for-all Wis
ions of glory.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-09

Gertrude Kissler, II, daughter of
Sedgewick Kissler, of Pennsylvania,
who accompanied her father to the
Democratic convention, was drowned
at Yosemite, Cal, and H. ]. Pink,
who tried to rescue her, fell, striking
his head on a rock, killing himself.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-09

LABORERS wanted on streets.
Steady employment for the sea-
sen. Acc an hour. Address Lamp
ton & Burks, Richmond, KY. 14Stf
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-09

A sudden hail might ruin yoas
tobacco crop at any moment. See
LSP. Evans, the Insurance Man,
Of Richmond, and get policy
to protect your crop. 1916
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-09

4 OHIO Republican leaders tdisappFo7
ed of Harding's "front porch lscaa
paigns it is reported. i.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-09

- Swift and Company, Armour and
Compahy, N. E. Hollis and Company
al&fI aflependent Sugar Company in
selieafal Eson profiteering charges.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21

Hammond Indiana hy grading and paw
Ing The roadway Win Ttpe asphal-
tic concrete 81 old macadam Type ~
as sphaltic concrete on concrete. Ttpe L.
Nitri1ed paving bricl on concrete. Type
M =" reinforced concrete; Ttpe 20 creo-
sote blocks on concrete: TYPE IL. ms
csdam with the interstices filled with
asphalt. Constructing $3.50 lineal feet of
curbing IS lneal feet Of marginal curb
INK adjusting II old catehba-ms and ?
old manhoIes to line and srsde, setting
gutter inlets. LAYING loo Iinoal feet
of inch sewer pine. ae authorized by
Improvement Resolution No. 173. adopted
by said Board on the 18th day Of Feb
ruarv. 1920
All work done in the making Of said
above described public nnproEemert
shall bc in accordance with the terms
and conditions Of the Improvement Res
olution 40 772 adopted rs 'he Board
~ Public Works on the above named
date and the detailed drawings. plans.
prohles and specifications which arc now
on fle and may be seen 30 the Office OF
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
CHARGES UP S9,267
AS IRREGULAR
Ccontinusd from Page one,

Continued from Page one,
cases where inauests were held when
the persons died from natural causes
and while being attended by q physic-
ian In many or these cases the person
made the subject OF an Inquest died
in his home OF in a hospital and there
was no question about his death being
natural
The law IN regard to coroner-s
duty is oited at length. In summarize
ing the duties of tho coroner auo the
cases where he may legally hold an
inquest the report reads
II the circumstances immediately
accessible are such as would disclose
that the person came 10 his death by
casualty Of violence the coroner should
proceed TO hold an inunest. but ii up-
on prelirntnary investigation the coron-
or finds that the death resulted from
natural causes no inquest shall be
held and no expense of an inquest can
legally be incurred
No OCCASION FOR IT.
The average charge Tor an inquest
was from s6 70 So
Aside from the alleged Illegal tn-
quest il j. disclosed that a long list,
or Lake county doctors we're given
fees OF SIS for each autopsy they con
Quoted In many or the cases where
an autopsy was thus ordered and paid
for. the person died from natural
causes. thst there was no occasion
for the expenditure the accounts board
held
The repor also alleges that It waa
found thst constables we're in the habit
OF going out OF the county and the
state 70 subpoena witnesses for inquests
Constables have no right TO go out
side the county in such cases the re-
port holds and the mileage collected
by them for these excursions outside
the county sre charged back TO the
coroner
Ii was also found according to the
report. that conssables charged sub
poens fees when they did not actually
serve the subpoenas.
The charge against Graham will be
presented to the attorney general for
collection.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21

DEATH OF z. STABLER.

Fred stabler. Sc years Of age. died
yesterday afternoon at his heme. 1855
Monroe street Hammond Of double
pneumonia. following the influenza.
Air. Stabler leaves besides his wife
Katherine to mourn him. two sons.
Fred StAbler. Jr.. and Albert stabler
end one daughter Sadie Stabler also
three step children, George Karson.
Lucy Karson and Elizabeth Karson.
four brothers Albert Of British Celum-
bia. Alfred of Chicago, Edward of Den
yer. Colo and Charles Stsbler OF Knox
Ind. and three sisters Alice Mould Il
Canada. Thurza Youngouist Of Omaha.
Neb. and Blaneh Worell of san Fran
cisco Cal
Tho funeral VIII be held from the
home Monday afternoon at 200 j. nj
lnterment viii be held in Oak Hill
cemeterv in charge of undertaken stew
art Rev Psrrett viii cficiste
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS or THE
LETTING OF CONTRACTS FOR
ERECTION or SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day. March 18th. 1920. a its office ina
the Central School Building. in the City
Of Hammond The Board Of Education of
said CITY will receive and consider bids
for the erection OF tho following school
buildings in said CitS, to-wit.--
T. A Grade school building to be
known as the haywood School TO he
erected on the block bounded By Morris
Merrill Taper and Howard Avenues
, A grade school to be des ignated as
the Lincoln School to be erected on the
block bounded b. Johnson. Henry Huehn
and Adams streets
81 Additions to the Industrial High
School building 81 the corner of Calu-
met and Highland streets
Plans and specifications for each Of
said buildings have been adopted by
the Board Of school Trustees. and may
be obtained a. the Office OF the Board
Separate BIDS Viii be received for each
bull ling. and in the event a contractor
wishes % be on more than one. h. viii
furnish each bid III a separate sealed
envelop addressed TO The Board Of Edu-
cation of said CITY and bearing on its
face an endorsement showing the name
OF the Building for which the bid is
made
All bids must be on nle in he Office
OF the Board not later fha moo O'Clock
r. NJ on said 18th day OF March. 1920
Each bid must be accompanied BY
certined check payable 80 the school
City Of Hammond. in amount indicated
IN the Specifications. respectively.
Dated al Hammond. Indiana. February
q 1920
T. D BRUSEI.
= L. SMITH
4. L. BOMBERGER
As the Board Of Education
81 the School City or
2-21-2S Hammond
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21

given and luncheon win be served. All
members and friends are cordially IN
vited to attend.
The Art Committee OF the Hammond
woman's club viii meet with Mrs.
Jennie @. Hutchins. II Rimbach ave,
on Monday. Feb. 23rd. at $50 o'clock.
Judge and Mrs. e. r. Ames have
sold their home on Webb st and their
plans for the future arc somewhat un-
decided. it is thought however. that
Mrs Ames VIII 80 TO Crawfordsville
and the Judge win go back and forth
between Crawfordsville and Ham
mond. al least for the next few months.
.
The Citizenship class. conducted un-
der the auspices or the Southside W :.
g. L. u. at the home Of Mrs John
Gavit was largely attended Ind
iana's Constitution and Pending Am
endments" was tho study The next
meeting viii be held in two weeks At
the home of Mrs. Walter Wise. ia
Detroit 81.
The Awgawsns Will entertain at =
dancing party after the Hammond
merce this evening. Rhodes orehes-
tra wiu furnish the music.
Alr and Mrs. Henry A. Lanman. 1924
Moraine avenue. viii leave for the
East on Wednesday. Feb 25th. to be
gone two weeks
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
Obituary
DIES ON VISIT
TO DAUGHTER

Following sharp attack Or angina
pectors which overcame her few
DAYS ago. while she was attending ST.
Paul's EpiS opal church, Mrs Martha
Il InSlcs. mother Of Mrs. II NJ. John
son died this morning at nine o'clock
at the Johnson home on webb st \
son. Lewis who has been sent for from
Denver. survives her besides Mrs.
Johnson. Mrs Ingles was visiting
AZ her daughters home and lives in
Delphi She was woman Or much
popularity in social circles and was
well known in the city BY reason or
her many visits to Hammond and her
personal charm. a short service viii
he held al tho residence next Monday
morning at nine clock and interment
WIN be at Delphi. services being held
thurc -at TWO in tho afternoon
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
c. ]. SHARP

The closing week Of Rev.
Sharp's long and eventful MINIS
try will be celebrated BY a week )
revival meeting, beginning Sun
day. Feb. p. and closing Sunday
evening. Feb. 18th. Little need
to be said of Mr.. Sharp's powers
long this line. Every one who has
heard him will want to hear him
in this his farewell appearance in
the pulpit which he has held for
eighteen and one-half years.
Every preparation IS made for
an eventful meeting this week.
Rev. Snyder. district cvangeI-
ist, who is one Of the best song
evangelists in the country, will be
the song leader. When Snyder
leads. everybody sings. Rev.
Crawford Of Abba. Iowa, will also
assist in the calling and general
work Of the meeting.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
MRS. KNIGHT DIES

Mrs Lorna knight. - wears Of az
wife of Ralph knight or 651 spmmer
street. Hammond. died al ST. Margor-
cts hospital last night OF pieuri-y
AIRS. Kniskt leaves to mourn her be-
SIDES her husband. two little children
one three and half years and one a
month Of age her mother. Mrs " O.
Seeveis ~ f22 Indiana avenue Ham
mond. two sisters and two brothers.
The taneral arrangements which arc
in charge of undertake. Burns viii be
made later
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
CARD OF THANKS
CARD or THANKS.

We wish 70 express our sincere thanks
10 our neighbors and friends who so
kindly aided Us in our SAD bereavement
in the loss Of our dear husband and
father we also wish 10 thank the Ma
chmist Craftsmen lodge for the be8uti-
fui floral offerings and for the rise Of
autos
MRS JAS MOLIQTE AND pAUGHT-
Err FATHER AND BROTHER.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
WARNINGS!

There is no agent what's soever connect
ed with my aewing machine business
Anybody representing himself 81 work
ing for me or telling YOU that l am his
uncle and so on. is an impoSter and
taker. Look out FOR him.
+ G. MILLER.
ls9 State st, Hammond Ind.
Telephone 1890. 217-6t