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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

EAsIe, Monday Ball. Apr:ls. Ii
hra1-v EAI. Gardner. MunAEnEu's
nlecH orchestra. Come and hear
-ni~1 -rolnnnnt- aprtt5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
DECLARES THAT TWO
! RUuMG GOLF BODIES
! NAY NOT PLEASE ALL

~ Ataortatcd fFtaa.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The United
States Golf association announced To
night that II considers As "unfortu
nate" the step taken by the directors
q the Western Golf association Tues
day In proposing ~ make that body
the controlling authority OF the game
IN this country.
We do not believe that the golf.
ars Of the United States want the rul
Ing golf bodles and several different
codes 81 rules, ~ this will lead "a
great confusion" declared the state.
unent issued b. SECRETARY " D. Van
dfrpool.
We want IL thoroughly understood
that We are always ready 20 discuss
and confer with any golf body and to
have an exchange Of cur Views"
Declaring that the most important
cnnsideraiion IN the game " golf To
day In unity and uniformity" espec
tAliy IN haying the same code of rules
fhfoughout the world. the statement
emphasized the action u the United
StAtes Golf association IN sending a
committee TO England this year TO con.
Ter viii the Royal and Ancient Rulcs
oesaxnlttes In order to clarity the rlles
and make them easier " interprcia
ton"
A constitutional amendment which
would give the West increased repre-.
sensation on the executive committee
vas adopted b. that body last Mon.
day. u was stated, and will be sub.
mittfd for approval at the annual
Meeting Jan. Z. The amendment pre-
vldfs Tor four additional committee.
men ;Rho shall b. representative 81
four different recognized gDlf assocla.
tons OF the United States"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04

go AMERICANS GUESTS
or PRESIDENT OREGON

MENlCo CITY. Dec. s.--More than
500 visiting Americans were the guests
~ President oeregon to-day a; a han.
que, al which General obIcgon en-.
pressed his Apprrciaiion Al the homer
paid him by the Americans IN coming
To witness his Inauguration. He also
voiced the hope q; continued friendship
between the United States and Mexico
ociAviAno a. iArrazolo. governor u
the state Of New Mexico. responded To
the president on behalf % the visitor,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
PANBANDlK WOMAN
RETURNS To THE PANHANDLE


Sp@ftH - Ire NSNa.
CLAUDE. Texas. Dec. 3-Mrs. Ha..
rleita Lsary. formerly q Panhandle
city. hut now q san Antonio. Is again
IN the Panhandle for a lev days. Mrs
Lsary j. one ~ the two WOMEN state In.
spectors for Texas women and children
IN industry. Her mission In the Pan.
handle at this time Is q legislative
nature. In the irteres, % the so0.ee
woinsn and so.oeo childrea employed
In Texas industries. STs. Lsary will
visit a number q Psnhagile towns
while here. Her daughtlr. Helen
i.sAIy. Who Is child q the Panhandle.
horn ~ Panhandle. l. to-day the first
ard only American woman sawyer in
China.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
Shamrock DEFEATED
At BASKETBALL BY
TEAM FROM MlEiN
Special 10 The News

Special to The News
MCLEAN. Texas. Dee SIN the frs
basket ball game Of the season Mclean
won from Shamrock ON the local Hlgh
School court by a score - 80 % g. Al.
though the Mclean boys were out.
weighed By their opponsn;s. their spcei
made thsm easily victorious. The plas.
ers on each team making the highest
score was Victor BAGS. fourteen points
Tor Mclean and Ewoll Beail. fourteen
points foT Shamr0ck.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04

PreAlar nAls.

This record kick was made hack IN
his prs.s,ar DAYS. tie did the trek
aaains, tn Western Normal Of Kala
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04

| III toi ~ ~ ana uu1s NfiAl hsiii cAu
Dc on the football field It isn't ,isceTni
tlc to the naked eye.
IN 1919 he Mas hailed as one of tbs
creates; lhrOwers II the forward PASS
but ,hls soason he had added puntinE
and end running TO his resrtutre Of az
,ompiishm,nts
Does nexpectci-
During the Army game Girp's punts
/ ayerag,d SO yards. although Tor TIVE
quarters he was Kicking against tbs
Mind
| Coach kru'e Rockne's star gallops
duwn the Held more like in antelops
han human being
lie has always possessed penchan,
for doing the unexpected. The hath,
cry of opposing elsvcns this year Ia.
been 10 "Ge, Clip" BBut they never
DO. That also Is part Of his STiditon
NnartncSs.
No matter how hard opponents plas
10 -, hga.. ihs.. Noire Dame TarnT
on every anpnrnce
Always stars.
In thc Purdue game Girp duplicates
, Red Salmon's great feat % running
80 yards 10 a touchdown through tks
Who'd. opposing field. SAlnon's his,or
ic run was made back in 1909, when h.
bca, Michigan by his long center &
the goal line.
Tie nego,iatss drop kicks from tbs
ss-yard line with regularity Ills great
ut boot lapcd 81 yards.
pre-siar DayS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
Sixty,Kined in
Chinese Mutiny

~ Associated Prszx.
SHANGHAI. China. Dec. IA mes
sage received here today from Kan.
how reports that sixty persons have
been killed In the mutiny of Chinese
hoops nj IChang. a treaty port In
Hn Peh province.
Gunbcats are due 10 reach I-chang
today. The situation in the city Is
nsid 40 b. quieter. but footing ls con
unuing. Chinese troops have been dis.
patched to the scene Of the mutiny.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04

Does Your Boy Know You?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
MIDGET CONVENTION
MEETS N FORT SMITH
D, A~ssisiss Pss-s.

~ Assosfsisd Prsss.
FORT SMITH. Ark, Dec. 3.-NeNt
Monday and Tuesday Fort Smith will
entertain one Il the smallest na;lona;
conventions held In the United States.
that Of the amusement printing tickets
Of America
The organization has only about q
dozen members. associated with eight
Of the ten concerns that print all the
amusement tickets q the country BE
'sidss this CITY. where all the circus
rtseryad seat tickets ere turned ou'.
Springfield. Mass, Boston. Philada
phia. chinago. Newsrd. N. J.. and
Omaha Eiu b. represented At the meet.
Ing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04

.--~r-.
inaEOO while he Was PLAYING on the
freshman squad
Gipp entered NO,re Dame in 1916 lie
had a reputation as a BASEBALL player,
int had never played football game
in his HE.
one day Coaches Harper ard Rocknc
noticed q HUSKY l0nAing youngS,cr
hoo,ing the hall for remarkable dis.
tA1ccS
Rern Player.
They Eaye him an cid uniform and
told him 10 rerort fog practice. Sooil
after h. Ta in the game against the
Western Nornials and executed his rec.
oTG S1.yard drop kick.
Gipn vas slated for the varsity in
iai7. hut an injury early In the season
kep, him out the rest Of the year. HI
sni his clsRCe in 1918. Ills work helpesl
Metre Dame 10 play the Great Lakes
eleven to standstiil.
Last year he showed more improve
n,rnt and was honorcd with the Al
Western insignia
,ieaer Ahead.
And this fall Gipp has sparkicd hi.
way In the crest % football fame.
Ills super showing against the West
Pointers made the sassernsrs sit up on
their launches and gaze In admiration
like they usyd TO do when Tew Coy
v'aS the whole works a; Yale.
Gipn - no, n hig fellow. hut he IL
hrili for sp'>d ard versatility. hc
stands feet Ia IL inches tall and
,,+shs l;s pounds,
Il Is his las, year NJ Noire Dame and
{, might b. added that the door to the
Nn-American mythical eleven of 1920
Is standing wide open 10 the great
Hoosier hack
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04

~ Asseelzisd Pres
LOUISVILLE. KY. Dec j.-Blly
Ginsles. II Little Rock. Ark. knocked
cus Terry Turner. ~ Cincinnati u thu
fourth round Of their scheduled txelgs
rondn bout here tonight. The men are
mlddieweigbts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
Turks Concentrate
Forces For Battle
Against Greeks

u hHsofIated FrtR1.
cOSsTANTfNoPLE. Dec. 3.-Thc
Turkish nafionaists. having received
from the Russian soyiets thirty air.
planes. twenty armored cars and nun.
erous motor trucks. are concentrating
their forces on the Ismid and smyrna
fronts for a great offensive agains; the
Greeks, dispatches received today say
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
Amusenents
81 The Draudi

NJ House Peters returns o. tH.
screen after an ahs.ue 90 ulh'e,n
months an tho farther 80, 90 fH. .r
u",rt Ut. D., armrI Boz American
HIdr pictures 500 Peters l- JOINS
Hron 1000 iIH o' ff, lu mIH- usH.
and hts ,.rle rrG tluol,d uu. .. .har
u,t,r uUtuyue and DIS magnificent
fucc,se,sin The carl ,f fh, G.'d.u
West and The Cr,a, u..,d." -.
SIN regarded ss among Do, t.H ODD 81,
I'giutal> 10 s.r'sr history
MARRY Carson has surrounded fhr
rtar with q cast 90 ajmn,b., ils'irD.
uun Vincent S.rraua. who PLAYED th"
r.lr Df 'he YHg ii Ewes ui Youth
win d. s'en in prominent part SIn
S.thrrn. 1iro seen iu 10, "Ey.s ~
Youth VIII %, seen in prominent
character lB addition Eva Nof5k MI
dried Eo8rlHn Edward " klmhlil AND
EIth Sinclair rounds out tho olst
lls Husbands and C4lico Wis.-"
vHs completed nearly month ago.
and Is now being shown in th, leading
theatres of thc Unu-j - ties tn, pro-
duction j. one ~ IN, most 1tsrhrs
~ screen stories
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
DIABETES SUFFERERS SHOULD
NOT GIVE UP IN DESPAIR

s' psH,i.H i;rmr1y auI uipI nwc
~ 10 H1 ln' mysrlf Boo good condition
aHd wont tU work uFliu en-, man ~..l
o.. 5-turd iur yrufs aud thai un'
hHt,'. oft Warmers Safe Diabetes l.pb'
.at $50 hm more gui than al 10, DO.
TORS 3 tm much pleas d AND sa tbuut.
lal fur suur hpstur remedy that {
uHE.'.i With Diab,t,s ana hope th.e
$500 h. 'hn uuf uf h.'um many snt
fH.is U'.ru,di jaime, Plat Natl
NWuw il0m, lJytnn ohio
Wrusf Slf, pib,te Remedy IS
m.dr fm formula tried and t,stri
ana 20 with remarkable results lui.
mE no, past 40 wears A. the NAM, m.
t t,s Warmers safe Diabetes RENE.
dv Dr. Ihr1lutc.v safe and mldo snlrl'
frm b.rus bad other beneficial iuucl.
l.Ht.
sH.l 1y Randall prug CO. lud ull lead.
.r- 1rurg.r Slmpl. -.ut 600 rcrtlpt
q, t.1 ccutg Warn, Slt. ltuwodi n
geo. en.hetT. s. y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
HOGAN REPORTS LIGHT
SHOWING IN sLUsH PITS
From Marshall Morning Newsi
Nav :


The report that was current iu Mar.
shall all day Friday that al showing.
had been discovered In the Miller.H1.
gan well on the owrey place. nine
miles west 81 Marshall. was confirm.
81 by MIR Hogan himself that after.
noon. Mr. Hogan had very little ~
say. with the exception that an lease-
that had been offered Tor sale had been
ordered withdrawn from the market
Several Marshall men visited the well
late Friday Afternoon and reported that
al was visible IN the siush nit !;
could not be larned whether drilling
would be stopped for a test. hut IL can
l. definitely stated that drilling was
going on az the well al o'clock las,
night. Mr.. Mills. who has charge II
the drilling q the well has been In
Shreveport Tor the past two DAYS. hut
r. expected % arrive In Marrhall this
morning From the best information
oh,ainahle the wei Il down ! $50 Zee;
Another derrick win b. started Mon.
day by the Narshall-Alladln oil Co.
on it, holdings near Harleion o. renlsce
the one that was destroyed b. the
heavy wind Monday night According
10 Mr.. Mayer. president ~ the com.
psny. the derrick was carried dis.
lance Of so feet from where Il was
Standing The tynhers were smashed
and IL was necesSar va order new lum.
Der. The total loss sustained was est.
mated at $500 in addition 10 thu time
Lost.
A general summary 81 certain por.
tons of the East Texas oh fie.a shows
that the Smith well. cas-, 81 Carthage.
IN Pamela county, was snudded In
Thursday morning This well IL own.
I'd by Lester Smith and associates. and
u situated a shor; distance from the oi
Pool well drilled some years ago. al
from which oil IL now seeping. Tn,
well. II is stated Is the frs, ~ fiy.
wells to be drilled by the same peopie
The hig gasser II the Texas cor,
nany. near Bethany. which caught fir
several days ago. was brought unda
control Tuesday ~ the use 81 'hrs.
steam boilers. Gas. however. il r.
parted still escaping from the wei
In Marion county the D~mnss
Brothers are IN readiness 20 sink
well about six miles east ~ jefferson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12

Nftur.s safe niatrtrs I, medt ha,
brought hralih and hippinrs, ia MANY
Thought themselves hrNond aid
HaHl. i- 90 r,.u'H. ui gIiihnr
CO.. Nu..h the m.d..a' profession
o. D.. rr.hie @. #lu despite thr
rE Nar. ui oNptnm,.tila 'ud r-
.r hl foremost OIL .H #H"a- z"
.t fH. uull
l.H.f.. b. u,aual.. f., result ~
...I H"'r.'.uu- -lU.. results boo COCO
,.. .r .Il1T in %. nH.I Hud Failure"
mt fH. .".l Coo uuurI#r H.." E.HHUHt
80. ..E away Vhil, eating v,l
uptHW. OF the J.e.I.. a." ncr'ar.
90 fU-Fi. nNcpss of lH'. cancellation
#E ,ln. ufttu with swr"tI.h oiUr.
i..u.H. ar' 70 frv voluntary words
.. .I, u"u w.n who hls u- 2
Mariners $50 Duh,t,a C.r, with Efat
.ur rsIIf. Perhaps sou uNF hr
....,t.H .H 80 NNr manner
.f I..U 'ra.i.l with uII.tus
HHt E.HI .Isu' Namrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
Iransfrr

fr,r- 'N, ra'iv,e Boo lr1i1 'ho aver
ne. duration. of no, is ,liv twenty
flHI Nt.H~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12

Coz well. some seven miles southe3- i
of the town 81 Canadian. on section ils.
block ~. Is down IN the neiehhurhoo
II 1000 feet. aud they are now roaming
down In preparation fnr the setting %
the STA inch casing, which be- 8lroad
mere.
They are reported tu have struck
the gray lime and 10 is sIppos 4 tn
casing will b. set Their,
The Clarke On co. on 90, Hopbln.
tract. some fifteen miles southeast of
Canadian. lost is tools around $50 f,,
by a cavc-in. and an, nshing now Th.t
have an evr.llen' outfit ana eN.
perienced drillcrs
Moody Oil a Refining Co roc.urs
sold O. McAdoo Interests some 10000
acres q leases about twelve miles south
q Canadian The consideration VS.
not given oui but the deal involved j.
large sum.
r. q. Turner " tho Bradley 60 ar 2
others. have their derrick up ana are
now installing machinery for their te,.
on Wolf Greek II t. reported that
Lamb Bros will ship in and start hy
June on the johnson tract about SIX
miles northeast 20 Canadian
Null a Foster viii star; drilling ON
the whitsel ranch next week. Darnes
Is erected and machinery on the ground
The Hamilton well near Higgins Is
down about s.ooo feet and has had 90
showing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12

Mrs. Nannlc Thachcry. X. Il. H. B. st.
raris. O.. writes. 4 had a0 chicks and
they all died but &c. Then commenced
~ AtiC0l anu haven't lost any since.
They have rfuwn wonderfully"
II costs nothing 10 try Avicui. N YOU
don't hnd that Il prevents an6 promptly
cures white diarrhoca, chick cholera aud
Hll bowel diseases ~ poultry. tell ms and
Your money viii be- refunded hv return
mail Avlcol - sold hy most druggists
end poultry remedy dealers. or YOU can
send .5c or soc today Tor package hy
mail postpaid lurrell-Durccr Co, agl
Cplumhln liNN. fWIinnauoiIn In1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
WILL MEET TOMORROW

meeting of the member. 90 th0
11'lo Automobile Dealers N.-n
liiou viii hp held tomorrow might
az : O'Clock 90 Oh, Amarillo Hotel
\ banquet will Do held in connection
With the meeting and already thirty
reservations have been made Tor th'
occasion
The meeting viii De- held f1r th,
purpose of comple'iue the rHorEau
lzation 81 the association, which Ws-
started several DAYS ago AZ uuto.
mobile dealers are URGED tn hr pres
cnt 40 the meeting Those desiring
90 mak" reservations should 'p'r
phone g w. Waddili secretary a'
80 1870.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
U|l DEVELOPMENTS
I'M HEMPH|LL COUNTY
CONTINUE ACTIVE
spssisl . The News:

Special % The News.
CANADIAN. May ll-Som" 81"
prlses appear to be- IN store in the nsI.
future Tor those who have not Kept HI
with developments IN this s.rt..u q.
the panh7rdi 30 go
O. ,uH wen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
MIs|I:IS]

LAST SHOWING NOW
From the topmost pinnacle OF
the giant Himalayas he came. A
prophet CARRIED in wierd oriental
toys. In his hand he held a
CRYSTAL Globe and he bade-
The Happy Girl Peer Into u.
II am the Eyes or YOUTH" he
said. II am the dream Of life
reaching ont from the cloud land
tn earthly mOrtalS. You are happy
nov, hat see into your hcnccland.
Herein lic> Tor Nou--
'"Thc Greatest of igonics,
The Depths of Poverty,
The Height Ut Wealth,
The Abyss oi Misery,
The lsuwrst uf llcirnyalS,"
Mud though show IL to YOU here
In you cannot avoid IL, for You arr
being guided 10y - destiny greater
than The very earth before you."
Such l. the Vision
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12

IN AVicol tablet,
placed In the Drinking
water, will positively
save your little chicks
from all such diseases.
Ia Idle of ~ hours tho
sick one = wiz be as lively
"a crickcts, Avicol keeps
them healthy aud makes
them grow and develop.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-12
HOW TO RAISE
BABY CHICKS
Put Avieoi in the drinking water.

Most PEOPLE lose half 81 every hatch,
and seem 20 expect II. Chick cholera or
white diarrhooa Is the trouble The a. n
government states that over half tho
chicks hatched die from this cause.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-06

ian sister pin donated to the order BY
p D. Bumhour was won ibv Melvin
Abraham. Following the meeting the
ladies were entertained by a committee
Of the SIR knights.
The twin sons OF Mr. and Mrs ia
cobs Peter and Paul, age six weeks. Of
Front street. have both passed away
The funeral ar Peter was held yester-
day ana on last Saturday. Pauls funer-
81 was held Services were conducted
Fl ST. Johns SloVak Church, interment
being al Hammond
The death of Mrs. John Murzin, age
50 vesrs. OF 1886 Schrage avenue, oc-
CURED on last Saturday after an ill
ness with tuberculosis. The funeral
in charge Of undertaken Baran. was
held yesterday from St Adelbert's Po-
lsh church on Indiana boulevard, In
terment being at Holy Cross cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Harke. OF In
diana boulevard viii move 10 South
Bend the latter part cf this week where
they have purchased farm Mrs.
Harlxe who was Miss Mary Harms
whose parents were Writings pioneers
IS leaving this city very reluctantly
since whiting has been her birth place
and lived here all her life.
Mrs. Morton Of 20 Atchison avenue,
passed away at St Luke's hospital in
Chicago on Sunday The remains were
brought TO her home here yesterday oy
undertaken Baran
Miss Evelyn stewart who has been
confined TO her home in Sheridan ave
several days by illness. IS improving.
Miss Lucille Daeglng is acting as sup
ply teacher during her absence.
The Old Settlers WILL have their reg
ular monthly meeting tonight at the
high school auditorium for which ex
tensive preparations are being made
for good time Each member VIII
bring a guest as there will be a fine
entertainment and refreshTnents
The program for the Parent-Teach-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-06

Chas Ray in '''rhe Egg Graf walton
Also Larry Lemon Comedy and Fathe
Travel 4-5-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-06

20 today where she viii submit 70 an
operation.
The regular meeting Of the Parent
Teachers Association VIII be held in
the high school auditorium tomorrow
evening at which a program is 20 10
given 10y the Junior high school stu
dents
The meetings % the Plymouth AID
Society have been changed to the sec
ond TUESDAY Of every month instead of
the frst Tuesday The new meeting
which T. To be Tuesday or next ween.
Will Be at the home Of Mrs Fred Alex
ander in the West Park Addition
Mesdalnes Edward MILO and Albert
Olson and Miss Amy Roberts attended
an Eastern star meetlng at Rothschnd
in Chicago IN game Mrs. MILO vas
the lucky inner Of /, handsome pre-.
The Daughters OF Isabella will meet
At p. m tomorrow night following
which they will have a card party
Another Owl Club member is soon TO
join the ranks or benedicts. this 70 be
none ether than George Benson The
bride to he is Miss Ira Brew-baker. Or
Hammond the date Of the wedding be-
ing Wednesday May 4th.
The Pythian sisters. Mystic Temple.
No 121. at their regular meeting initi-
sted number OF candidates. A Pyth-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-06
ROBERTSDALE


Easter services At the Robertsdale
church were we'll attended considering
the terrible storm Several new mem
beers were added to the church roll.
Prof. and Mrs. Hummel Of the North
western University. or Naperville. re-
gardless of the storm were present and
some very interesting numbers on the
Easter program we're given by them
Prof. and Mrs. Hummel sang several
very appropriate solos and Prof Hum
mel gave tho Ia ster message after
which the communion services were
held
The Ladies Bible class OF the Rob
crtsdale Church are giving a bake sale
IN Wednesday afternoon beginning at
$40 Am kinds Of baked goods viii
be for sale 50 come early to get your
pick
The Ladies Bible Glass viii have
heir regular meeting on Thursday eve
ring at the home or Mrs. Sharp on
Cleveland avenue at 7;3o All mem
bers are requested 10 attend.
Mrs John Brown and Mrs Val
Brown Of Hammond were shoppers in
Chicago on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. IT Golding OF Myrtle
avenue entertained Few Of their
friends a their home on last Saturday
evening
Mrs John Conneis or Lake avenue.
was a South Chicago visitor the latter
part OF the week
The regular meeting OF the W. 3 4
Of the Macca bees will he held as usual
on Wednesday evening Mrs Maud
Learners committee will serve refresh
ments. Members are urged TO at
tend
Mrs John Blaul Of Hammond was a
visitor al the Blaul home or Roberts
avenue on Easter sunday
Mrs. John Dreeson OF East Chicago.
attended the birthday anniversary OF
her twin sister Mrs. Augusta Eggers
OF Roberts avenue ID last Friday.
Mrs. J. Turnko of Reese avenue. IS
recovering nicely from severe at
tack OF tonsilitis
Mr. and Mrs A Rock and family
who have been in the grocery business
on 11sth street. for the past three years
have sold their stock to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Hollis Hunter. and are going In the
same business on larger scale in East
i Chicago. straight across from the City
1 Hail Mr. and Mrs. Rock have made
4 many frienos while in Robertsdaie who
/ are sorry to hear OF their leaving and
wish them much success in their new
| surroundings.
Mr. and Mrs II Hunter and the
latters mother and brother. are ex-
pecting to move this coming week 70
J the store vacated bv the Rocks Mr..
and Mrs Ralph Kraft who have been
| living with the Freese family have
rented the Flick home and expect to
move As socn a. II is vacated
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-06

er's entertainment to be given by the
Junior High school at 1870 tonight in
the High school Assembly is TO be
follows. Several short papers on Geo
graphical subjects. story or Book.
written by ga Class History Glass
Exercise on the Reconstruction Period.
S-A Girls
Mrs. CARRIER passed away at her
home. us 12oth street on Sunday after
an illness OF considerable length The
remains were shipped TO the former
home Of the family in Syracuse, Ind.
this morning where interment took
place Mrs. CARRIER is survived by her
two sons with whom she resided
Charles Ferguson was arrested at
119th street and Central avenue. by Of
icer Bellan at 1870 p. m. on the
charge OF disorderly conduct In de-
fault or bonds he IL locked up