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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
STOCK TITLE
IN fHE COURTS

David A. Russell, Of Chicago. has
brought suit in the L. S. District
court at Hammond against Arthur =.
Hawn. Dumont NJ. Peck ard Harry
+. Little. in an EFFORT 10 force the II
to turn over some shares in corpor-
alton on which he alleges ne purch-
ased an option in 1915.
The defendants, Hawn and Peck, re-
side in Montgomery county, while Lit
tie resides in Newton county. Rus
sell says that on March S. 1915. Haw n
held 102 shares of the n. & d Co.
a corporation organized at Goodland.
Ind. to manufacture shock absorbers.
Hawn executed a written option Tor
purchase of the stock by Russell Tor
$4,000 The option was good for
fifteen days after March % and Rus
sell paid 5000 for the right t. pur-
chase before the expiration OF the
option.
Later ne issued a check for $1o,oo0
v hich with the certificates for the 1o2
shares Of stock were held in escrow
by bank Hawn was 10 run the bust
ness until certain matters regarding
the patent rights had been cleared up.
The complaint says that on April l.
TIswn declared q cash dividend or
sS.7o4 to himself and the other de-
PENDANTS Later ne called back the
certihcates from the bank and sold
them TO Peck and Little. Russell
says the stock was particularly vaiu-
BILE and asks the court TO call the
shares in from the defendants. turn
them over TO him and. after an &C
counting. pay him the dividends which
they have earned together with in
terest Crumpacker & Crumpacker
are attorneys for the complainant.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
PUSH RAILROAD
CASES WITH SEVERITY

Evidence OF the determination OF
railroads to break up the box car
thefts which are reaching alarming pro
portions is shown in the manner IN
which the cases against Frank and
Grover Berry Of Chicago and Harry
Freeman and Joe Collins of Hammond
have been pushed.
The Berrys and Freeman were taken
to the Marion county jail today and
Collins is out under heavy bond follow
ing the preliminary hearing which was
prise in Hammond The men were re-
Gently rounded up by Hammond police
and New York Central detectives after
they had stolen thousands Of dollars
worth Of woolen cloth from a train
near Dune Park station.
Freeman and Collins. who are ne
groes. both signed statements telling o.
the thefts ard dirposal Of the goods
Freeman and the Berrvs stole the cloth
and brought IL to Collins who pur-
chased it
This is the third case which has been
brought before the federal court at
Hammond Frank adamaitis of Chi
cago. who was c & o special agent
is non at liberty under $1,000 bonds to
appear al the November term Of the
federal grand jury. He was charged
third warrant has been approved and
the marshal Is looking for a man whose
apprehension is expected at any time.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

WAsHIAGToH. SEPT 5-Po4and cas
inS international diplomacy a. dt. .hzs
decided to hsht the force OF Sos let
Russia TO a hnish. eItn though sh
must make the fgnt alone, accord NJ
10 The Interpretation OF OFFICIALS hist
upon the Polish note made pubic
Poland refused all the requests aHe
suggestions MADE by Seeretary OF -4t4
Colby and while officials refused
make any comment the inference Yas
plain that this governm, Mt VIII no
strain itself TO aid Poland
Secretary Colby. N his note t. ro-
land. after stating that tho first p
ish invasion Of Russia helped the
sheyik cause. suggested mat Foiarl
make q formal declaration of It's M.
tention TO refrain from territorial a
gressions on .Tlussia; that il announr
that its eRor,s were not aga
z united Eussia and That 1t relnA
within The ethn Logical boundaries n
ed BY the peace conference.
The Polish GOV errment. in its repi
ignores these requests insofar as 81 3D.
ihc and direct ply is conc, rned an
calls attention 10 the fact that POLAND
is playing lone hand and that fro
military STANDPOINT she must ret
upon hel own strength and oe 1T era
go b. military necessities
The most sincere sire TO live ~
peaceful and friendly terms with be-
eastern neighbors. Is expressed b.
Poland, and this IS the closest approach
in their note to an answ~r to the Am
erican suggestions
Secretary C9lby's only comment on
the Polish reply was that 1t is YER
satisfactory d scussion OF th4 mate.
State department. officials point oUt
that the note is a gen raj ASSURANCE
upon the part OF Poland that the war
fare II is now engaged in is puTei9
defensive and that Poland VIII no.
continue aggressive tactics after the
safety OF Poland is assur through
military success THIS assurances. r.
was said is about all tn L s could
expect al This stage q thr connlct.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
MOTORCYCLIST
SUFFERS INJURY

An unknown motorcyclist had his leg
behind. shot around and crashed into
cldent a. Myrtle avenue and Indianap-
oils boulevard. Hammond. 4 truck
driven by George Brahcs OF the Amcri-
can Bottling Co. was going. turning
from the boulevard to Myrtle avenue.
when the motorcycle which was coming
behind. shot around an dcrashed into
the side ot the truck Chicago
physician who stopped found that the
mans leg had been broken and he took
him in his car to the Burnside hospital
before any Of the bystanders learned
his name. The wrecked motorcycle.
which Is now st the Robertsdale police
station has a Michigan license numbet
snss
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
WORLD WIDE UNREST

GREAT BRITAIN-Edght hundred
and atty thousand British coal-nain-
ers will strike on sept rs, throwing
100000 other workers In the coal
fields into idIeness.
ITALY-Strikers general through
out Northern Italy and at Midland
the strikers have seized the factor
les.
SPAIN-strikes general through
ont Catalonia.
GERMANY-Strikes in the Ruhr
district and upper Silesia.
UNITED STATES-N early 125,O00
miners in anthracite coal fields on
strike. 1900 street railway en-
pIoyes on strike in Brooklyns 5000
icngshOremen Mt New York vote TO
strike in protest against EnEland's
Irish policy.
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B. r. T. EMPLOYEES
WON'T RETURN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

NEW YORK, sept. striking en-
plos es Of the Brooklyn Rapid Tarnsit
Co. today voted in arass meeting not
to return to work while attempts are
being made to settle their differences
with the company The men we're in
session behind closed doors from 1000
o'clock until aimostv1.oo o'clock
Trolley cars which left the car barns
in "Fiatbush' tedsy mad heavy screens
protecting the windows. while police
men rcde on the platforms The ear
lv morning cars carried a few passen-
gers It was feared strikers would
attack these cars.
Elevated and subway train service
was slightly improved, out the major
ity Of Brooklynites still were greatly
delayed in reaching their work, thous-
ands depending on motor transport.
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; TRAINS
WILL CD To
MARION
Northern Indiana Republicans
Will Swarm 10 ONO Sept.
18th to Hear Candidate

Three special trains. instead OF one,
will be PUN on Saturday. September
nth. from different points IN the eau
met region TO Marion. o Z. W. VIC
key Of East Chicago was in telephone
communication with the STATE heaG
quarters yesterday and was Informed
that the large number Of persons who
were planning on making the trp
from the tenth district nece ssitstcl 1
the addition of two more special
trains.
One train or seven coaches. A amer
and d parlor car 10 lcaVe over the E. Z
from Hammond was originally planns q
for the tenth district delegation. but
the new plans include a special over
the Lake Shore. starting from South
Bend. and special over the Pennsyi-
vania starting from Indiana iarbcr.
The hour of starting has not yet been
arranged for the Two additional trains
but announcement viii be made early
next week. Each OF fthe trains VIII
make stops only in Indiana.
In addition TO the Pennsylvania traln
Will probably split the Lake county
delegation. East Chicago. Indiana Har-
Dor and Gary going over the Pennsyi-
vsnia while Hammond. whiting. Grow n
Point and few Of the smaller tow ns
wiz leave over the Erie 1t may DC
possible that the Pennsylvania train
viii be started at Whiting and PICK
up their delegat on instead Of requir-
ing them to 60 to Hammond or Ind
lana Harbor.
Greater interest is being daily mani
tested among Lake county repuolt-
cans and il is predicted that the two
trains which start from the county
viii have q goodly number on board
before they get over the county line
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
SOUTH BEND MAN
SUCCEEDS PRATHER

William Svintz OF South Bend
has been appointed grand secretarv OF
the Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted
Mascns or Indiana. succeeding the late
Calvin W. Prathsr. The appointment
was made BY Richard scnwietzer Of
knightstown. grand master, and is ef-
fcctive immed ately. Through pressure
OF business affairs Mr.. sHintz viii not
take up his duties for several weeks.
Mr.. Swintz served as grandmaster in
1911 and has ben q member or the
committee on Jurisprudence for several
tines He is thirty-third degrec
Mason and past master. past hiEh
priest and past commander respective
ly Of the blue lodge knights Templer
and order or Eastern star and past
president O. the Scottish rite OF South
Bend
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Julia Renkavek, vie or Edward
Renkawek, who is waiting trial in the
Crown Point jail on charges preferred
BY his siXteen-year- old daughter has
applied for divorce in the Hammond
Superior court. The family resided
on Columbia avenue near Fifteenth ave.
Hammond.
Mrs. Renkawek says they were mar
ried July :. 1901 and separated Augu =
/, 1920. she says her husband fire
quently heat her and tried 10 drive her
into performing work which was be-
yond her ability. She also mentions
his mistreatment of his daughter
The woman asks for $4,000 alimonv
and the custody Of the girl. Sheerer
and White arc attorneys for the plain
tif.
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BOWMAN
DIVORCE SUIT

suit for divorce was iled today in
the Hammond Superior court BY Mar
garet Bowman against Glenn L. Bow
man They were married January %
1915 and separated August 90 Of this
ear. He Is alleged to have beaten
her about the head and face and later
To have deserted her and their child
Mrs Bowman now lives at 3e2 Plum
ner avenue. she asks for the custody
Of the child and that Bowman be com
relled 10 provide for tts maintainance
and education Mcmahon and Couro.
are her attorneys.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
GERMANY FULFILLS
COAL OBLIGATION

PARIS. sept. 3.-Germany's obliga-
tons to deliver coal TO France. under the
agreement reached at the Spa conference
was more than fulfilled during August.
1t was announced today following a
cabinet meeting.
1t had been reported that the ques-
ton of German coal deliveries. Involving
tho possibility of allied occupation OF
the Ruhr district. if Germany failed to
fulfll her engagements. would be dis
cussed at the meeting Of the British.
French and Italian premiers late this
month
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
THIS MAN HAS
HARD LINES

Louis p Johnson. 11s Fayette st
Hammond, thinks hard luck is paying
him more than his share OF attention
Friday he lost thumb and index nm
ser while working at the Hammond
Pattern & Mode Works. Two months
ago his wife died His nisfortunes
started thirty years ago when he was
working on bridge Of the Nickel
Flate y. E. His foot caught and NJ
was unable II escape in time to pre-
vent 2 fast passenger train from cut
ting OF the member.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
LOWELL. MEN
ARE SUMMONED

Summons to appear IN the L. s Dis
trict court at indianapolis. were served
yesterday by Deputy I s. Marshal
Nybeck Of Hammond on seven resi-
dents Of Lowell. who are defendants
n the suit recently hled in the federal
court BY the American Road Plane CO.
The men are George r Bruce. Herman
2 Better, William Nelson Chase. Chas
Larson, Verne y. Dyer. Bernard T.
Becknlan and Fred W schmel
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NOTICE TO
ADVERTISERS

Owing TO the new additional nd
vanceS in the cost of labor. print pa
per and all other material used in the
publication of this paper, we nre com
PEELED to increase the price of display
advertising s cents per inch --'cr-
chants groceries. markets. and drug
steres ThIs incrcRse Will taAe effect
Wednesday. Sept lst
THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING AND
PUBLISHING co, PUBLISHERS OF
THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 5-A fre broke
out shortly after noon today in the
tent city" at EdEemere, Long
Island. and quickly spread among
'he bungalows and tents occupied BY
$50 families
1t was reported that. the 100
bungalows were ablaze and that the
200 tents and huls hal caught fro
Fire equipment from three stations
we're rushed TO the scene
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BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 3-Longshore
men here may be expected to go on
strike in BrIxsOn jail, London, accord
Lord Mayor Terence Maeswiney. of
Cork, who Is on a seIf-imposed hunger
strike In Brixton ALL, London. accord
ing TO an announcement today by
Harry Keesan, president of the white
LonSshoremen's union.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
PLANS FOR G.. o. P.
CAMPAIGN

CHICAGO. Sept. 5-Plans for carrsS
ing on the republican presidential
campaign throughout the middle west
we're discussed today at q meeting or
the leading members of the republican
national committee and representative es
Of the sixteen states IN the third re-
gion.
National Chairman VIII Hays Will
preside al the meeting
states included in the third reSio n
are
wisconsin. Illinois. Michigan. Ind
fans. Ohio. Kentucky, Tennessee. South
Dakota. Nebraska Kansas, Oklahoma.
Texas. Minnesota, Missouri nd Arkan-
SaE
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$4,000
MINERS READY
IN BRITAIN
$4,000 Miners In U. S. Coal
Fields Are On
Vacation
BULLETIN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
PARIS Sept 3-LabOr unrest In
italy is taking IA revolutionary trend
according TO Rome dispatch to the
newspaper Ltberete today. 1t said
that revolving InbOrers had occupied
the arsenal at Venice without OPpOsI-
hon. WOrkmen also occupied govern
ment property and factories In Flor
epce, Turin and other Italian cities.
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i'TErsITIoRLt NEWS SERVICE
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Mrs. Mar
imneEdino OF BrooAiyn. was given
50 days By Supreme Court Justice
Squiors. 20 Nin the Love of her To-
&ear-old daughter. no has been liz
ing Wit han aunt and uncle for 10
years. Ihe child refused 10 60 10
her mother home because she said
her mother never spoke TO her
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INTERNATIONAL NENS SERVICE
EN- NROJTE WITH COY. COX
TOLEDO. q. sept. 3.-Charactcr!z-
ing the cid Hague tribunal which
Senator Harding proposes 10 substi-
tute for the league of nations as
'reactionary. with bats in its bel
fry and spiderweb every where.
Gov. James NJ Cox, democratic pres
idential nominee. in a rear platform,
speech said il was distinct fa-Irs.
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CBUGLETTw)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-On ord
ers Of Secretary Of Labor Wilson.
the division of conciliation. labor de-
partment- today called 10 Washing
ton three cancellation commission
ers 10 be prepa red to net in the an
thracite coal strike now in progress.
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WARNING TO
MOTORISTS

a warning which Lake county motor
ists should heed - given oy Charles
NeidoW. the Hammond undertaken He
ha6 occasion las night to visit his
cousin rho is seriously i'll in The hos
piial a. Blue Isand and Whiie gong
through Pcsen Wa@ arrested BY tTo
constaoles wing in the ditch because
ne did not stop at the railroad tracks q.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEzvIcE
NEW YORK. Sept. S-Robert Har-
roun. moving picture actor OF Los
Angeles. who accidentally, shot him
sc.f. Nas IL critical condition TO-
day at Bellevue hospital from loss
Of blood. but physicians SAID there
was chance he would recover.
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HOPES THE WOMEN
WILL REGISTER SAT.

Editor TIE TINES s.-on behalf %
the League OF Women Voters
and as chairman OF publicity. 1
want % thank you for your splen-
did editorial in last nights TIMES,
Let the Women Vote" We hope
every eligible women in Lake Co,
WI heed the message and regis
ter SATURDAY,.
Yours for higher Ideals In
Citizenship,
MRS. ]. II. TURNER.
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(BULLEFrN)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
NEN ORR. sept. 81 re Brook
l9n Rapid Transit Co. announced
this Afternoon that the strike Of tc.-
600 street rsilaay mon had been
broken and that more than 500 men
had applied for their ola Jobs
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5 Pm. NEWS
FLASHES
(BULLETHD
lInrERhArIoHAL NEWS SERVICE

IIETERhhTIoRAL NEWS SERVICE
PARIS. Sept. 5.-Mary Garden,
famous American opera singer. vas
slightly injured while bathing on
the Mediterranean beach At Monte
Carlo and narroVly escaped drown
ing. said a Monte Carlo dispatch
10 LIntransigeant today
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NOTE TO
i. S. GIVEN
OUT TODAY
Polish Officials to Rely On
Own Strength Is
Their Reply

liATERhArIosAL NEWS SERVICE
WARRINGTON, Sept. 3-Secretsry OF
state Colby ard Under Secretary Of
state Davis vent to the W Hhite HOu-t
IRIS morninE for "a conference witt
the President. ~ Is understood thai
theS discussed the Polish nete and III.
- J .iit.es or the L = making
IcrIs 10 H.
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NOTICE TO READERS

on and after this date a charge for
special death Announcements. ohituar-
les. lodge and society meetings inser-
I'd IN this paper Will be made ~ inc
business OFFICE. IL
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Bicycle stolen in front Of Hammond
building. king" enameIed rcd with
sold stripe. will give $40 reward for
return of bicycle 10 questions ask
I'd 3as Hammond bldg. or Wesr
WaItham st. Phone 1852 or c6S3. 80
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INTERNATIONAL NEws SERVICE

NEW YORK Sept s-The Arst
sr~ak In the ranks Of the striking en-
ployes OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
-co- came today when I4s motormen
and cooductors, all OF whom had seen
- Years or more service. returned TO
work
Their action followed the promise Of
Federal Judge julius Mayer that strik-
ers who returned to work would not
lose their benefits, seniority or other
privileges
Judge Mayors refusal 70 treat with
the strike leaders and his efforts to
drive them from the unions organIza-
tion angered the employees who stil re-
mained out. the sixth day OF the strike
Judge Mayer tempted the workers to
come back on a basis OF per cen
wage increase
DOCK WORKERS REFUSE To work
NEW YORK. Sept. s.-Three thous-
and dock workers employed at Brook
lyn FIsrs refused TO do further work
today on British vessels until Terrence
MacsZ1ney. lord mayor Of Cork. is re-
leased from Brixton jail. Archbishop
MannIx allowed to visit Ireland and the
British troops are withdrawn from
Erin.
The dock workers. following a mass
N Getting, showed telegramg claiming
that similar sction has been pledged BY
irish sympathizers and deck workers
et Galveston. New Orleans. Newport
News and Philadelphia while at Bos-
ton an ann-Br!tish strike already was
under way.
The International Longshoremen's
Union Eepudiates the action Of its mem
5ers who quit their posts on New York
piers several days ago when British
ships were being loaded. Internation-
al officers said such strikes Violated
working agTeeme ents.
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On streets and nswsstands, So
per copy. Delivered by carrier in
hammond and weSr Hammond,
soc per N 1nth.
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WANTED Press Feeder,
apply at The Times. s-ss
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GLAND HAS DECIDED TO PLAYA LONE HAND
THE WEATHER.

FOR INDIANA-Fnir tonight ana
Saturday moderate temperature
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followed by smoker. All delegates
and other tradesmen who assisted in
the Labor Day celebration are re-
quested to be present.
+""U. R. X, OF P. will meet Mon.
day Dec. 6. Election Of officers. All
sir knights are requested to be
present.
''+Special assembly Of Kinsman
council. No. rs. r. & s. NJ, Wednes-
day evening. Dec, at o'clock at
the Masonic temple for the purpose
of comforting the Royal and Select
Masters degree ON a class Of 20.
+''Pleasant grange will meeN FRI
day evening. Dec. 8. Applications for
membership will be received.
'Bladensburg chapter. No. 3O3,
o. Il. g., meets Friday evening, Dec.
3, In regular session. Installation Of
of,cers.
's'Rev. w. H. Shields, pastor Of
the Mt. Vernon Presbyterian church.
will preach at Mt. Pleasant Presby.
terian church on Sunday. Dec. s. at
3 p. m. All members and friends are
cordially invited to attend the SER
vice.
'''Joe Hooker post. No. II. q. 1.
r.. meets Monday. Dec. s. at z p. m.
As officers for the year are to be
elected, comrades are requested to
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CALENDAR
Friday, Dec. 8


N Mrs. Ransom's class of the
H M, +. Sunday school meets at
M 1880 o'clock with Mrs. Hazel
II McCready, N. Adams street.
Ye w. F. M. society of the M.
N E. church meets at 2 o'clock
Ye in the church parlors.
H The Women's Relief Corps
Il meets at 1880. Election of Of
H ficers. A picnic social will be
Il given at 6 o'clock.
81 Woman'ss auxiliary meets
II at 1870 o'clock in the parish
II house.
Il Ladies' Aid society OF the
M M. p. church will meet at 2:3O
II o'clock in the church parlors.
- Ladies' association of the
Il Congregational church meets
Il at 2:30 p. m. in the church
M parlors.
M Parents and Teachers club
Il OF the First ward will meet at
e 1880 at the school. There will
M be a program. Refreshments.
II Perseverance circle of the
n M. p. church will meet with
n Mrs. Milton Reeder, w. Chest
II nut street, in the evening.
II u II II II n II n II II II
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MEETINGS

HS*The board of education of Mil
ford township and the patrons of Cox
college are invited to community
gathering at the schoolhouse on the
afternoon of Friday, Dec. 3.
*'*There will be an entertainment
and pie social at the Turkey Ridge
schoolhouse on Saturday night, Dec.
I. All are welcome.
+++The Booker T. Washington
club meets at the home OF Mrs. Ella
r. Newsom, II Greer street, Thurs.
day afternoon at @o'clock.
ss*Clinton commandsry, No. s.,
knights Templars will confer the
Red Cross degree at special con,
clave Thursday evening, Dec. 2. at 7
O'Clock.
ss*Regular communication of Mt
Zion lodge. No. Q, F. q A. NJ. Friday
evening, Dec. 3, at Z o'clock.
o.
''sTimon lodge. No. IS, X. OF p.
meets Thursday evening, Dec. 2. At
7:S0. Election OF ofacers and con.
ferring Of Page rank.
-O-
scatter the regular Trades and
Labor Council meeting Friday even.
Ing. Dec. 3, there will be . banquet,