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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-09-09
N AND VICINITY

Quite q number Of people attended
the picnic held at the Ole johnson
place Sunday and it was a great sue
cess. b.
Threshing is in full sway now. :
MI. N. K. Brekke was taken to the
hospital last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Finstad were Lam
da callers last week.
Misses Lillian Bangs and Mary
Thorpe left for Bottineau Sunday
where they will attend school.
Rev. Knutson held services in the
Nidaros church Sunday.
Miss E. F1aten~ spent Sunday with
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-09-09
NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF
CONTRACT FOR THE SALE
OF LAND

To Joseph Futterer:
You will please take notice that the
following defaults have been made in
that certain contract executed and en-
tered into by and between State Bank
Of Antler, party Of the first part and
yourself, party Of the second part,
Whereby said State Bank Of Antler
contracted u convey 70 you byewa1-
ranty deed, 81 Tee sinpaae, ffee from
IN mcumbrancsa - following o.
sszlhsa - p Hsteasaa
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-09-09
County, North Dakota, The Northeast

County, North Dakota, The Northeast
Quarter Of Section 26, in Township
1852, North of Range 80, West, in con-
sideration of $4,000. payable according
to the terms of said contract which
dated October 8th., 1915, .to-wit:
You have failed to pay the sum of
$400. due November 1st., 1917, the
sum Of $500. due November LIST 1918,
and the sum Of $500. due November
1st., 1919, under the terms of said
contract, all of. which sums are now
due on said contract with interest on
each sum from it's due date at the
rate Of Is per cent: per arlnunn; you
have failed to pay the interest due on
the first mortgage on said land on
November 1st., 1919; you have failed
to insure the buildings on said land
il, accor1arcc with said contract ard
you have failed to pay the taxes
thereon for the year 1919. -.
And you are further notified that
unless you pay the full amount due
on said contract and make good all
the other defaults above set forth
within thirty days after the service
Of this notice upon you, then the said
contract for the sale of said land shall
be, at the end of thirty days in all
things fully terminated and cancelled:
First National Bank of Antler,
by
its Attorney of Record. :
Dated September 4th, 1920.
w. H. Adams,
Vendors Attorney,
! Bottineau, N. Oak.
Sept, 9 to Sept. %.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-09-09

John Martinson's ,... =. ..:.
Rev. Nestole held services in the
Free Church Sunday. > $780,.
Miss F1aten is employed at the ].
johnson home.
y A. o. Leding left for Barton Mon
day where he will teach the coming
term.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18

day can teach me any new tricks. II
,h,, ear should like TO learn them.
when Georges Carpenter came 90
the United States | had hopes that |
mii'ht got an opportunity 10 meet him
Nothing would suit me better. for |
can't see whcrs | have any reason To-
fear ans man of my own weight and
Carpenter Is supposed to be- TO.
pound man.
"iiut I guess III have On wait while
before ! can get into the ring with
Georges and meanwhile I'm going t.
England Co meet an the good fighters
they have over there II can get match.
- wl'h 'hom Later when come
hack io th" States II my intention to
challenge Jack II fmpscy for ann
going o. Jump right into the heavy.
weight class as soon a. I land IN Eng
land ! hope To- get on with Doe Beck.
80 ana liombadicr Wells III take on
Inyhnly they've got"
Gibbons YOU see. isn't boauful He
merely has confidence In his ability
and h. isn't afraid II any man living
Gibbons Pnd E.dic Kane. his genial
manager. have taken the long way
around IN starting their campaign for
70 hattie with Dempsey. In which. ac.
rnrdnr a. uur opinion they have shown
'Nrr'lnt Judgment. for the reason that
t Tommy succeeds IN beating a mum.
Der - English heavywcights he will
hav" won his spurs as "A heavyweight
Tighter before he losses his hat into the
ring un this sid" II the pond.
Just before sailing for Europe Glib.
hons d"'isiycly defeated Harry Grebb.
the Pittsburgh bitilcr. In a ten round
bout 10 tho Smoky city. Every paper
Zoo Pit' "argh gave the 81. Paul lad
credit fHr q clean cut victory And
here's e tipoff on how clever h. IL:
Jack Dillon. who was among the
l." Xix middlrw'lghts In the world
only short two years ago. recently
taid On Grchb:
That man IL tho dodgincst box
tighter ! over saw when | met him
last touched him only twicc-once
when ! shook hands with him before
,h' 'I"' round and again when W.
ah"of hands after IL was all over"
And Gibbons made Grebb think a hat.
iorv ~ seventy fiyes was shooting
s'o'cs 20 him. That's something q
g.ta'e On.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
CHINESE METHODS ARE
YET PRIMITIVE
~ Associated Press

~ Associated ftess.
TcklO. June i7-Chinese methods
r' producing silk are so primitive that
u s.ll BE- long time before China can
~ satisfactory material 10 the Amer
a. = Giarkei, In the opinion Of u. T.
10 " u the American party who Wis
til Cdina 20 investigate the silk In
;strv He said:
'erh- American silk dealers have Of
',u allied the attention 81 the Chinese
sul inriiies 90 the importance ~ i'm
pf-vtig their silk industry. but much
a. uui regr,t and surprise the Chinese
O. ''caiucs can never afford 90 listen "a
~, LEgcstions on the subject In
con. Nlu,nCo al considerations necos
.'ry Tor tie development II ssricultur
O. Industry In China are completely
neg e,ted
1T ~ a matter ~ regret that China
'houd remain IN such a condition Of
d1sirial torpor at this time when
t1o-c Is a growing international de-.
g,nrd Tor silk as consequence ~ the
-"svlh Of women workers incomes
.hrous shout the world"
An official u the Japan silk Thread
Association slys' Improvement ~ the
''hirese rilk industry will be- beneficial
rli only 60 china and America hut %
lar1n A. well becaus. the limit Of pro.
'n,:ioa Of silk has been reached In ia.
~ as the crop q mulberry leaves
1'n1t b. increased. and Chinese co.
'ca. are needed Tor the further devel
~ ont ~ the silk industry here Close
ouomiion between china. Japan and
Nmcrlca u necessary In order Ia offer
. 'o'ucts satisfactory 10 the silk trade
= 'merica.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
GIBBONS IS AFTER
CROWN OF DEMPSEY

nv international News Servlcsl
NEW YORK. June i7.-Among the
ingrtrrs who cove, the crown worn b,
'ack dempsey are two q the worlds
rcai. boxers
60 Georges Carpenter. YOU Will
ty YOU will be- correct The other
20 edv hu' Tommy Gibbon.
H'h"r ~ the famous St Pau.
'pf ..H fhu b. getting ready O.
lr.. 'trYr"ur 'smpnign Tor honors
H tfur.st' division
t|It.# counterpart ~ his broth
wir Irlr 90 bone and
r.H .t.'v lsi'.r .f up And he
.s..r. fnd" .rHai.nr a. spcer
laf- 4" Au.rir,'s best rsrformsf
Co. s.f that dies anywhere from
Pr. 20 unssi1-
I.i g. 'm. o. midlloWeight and
I'D" BOO ih" heavyweight Al
'is'.'. f"a ar. APT 90 "xclain.
l.' G'bi.ons was middle
N'FH' l'uFt fuo years ago when h.
'ulid nfk' 10. ~ 100 pounds a. easily
- JaHf" Wide. who has his full
uow't. ',1 make i07 Today Gibbons
o sifapaing clean limhed. hard mus
l'd 20 l"lnd~r lie is al heavy a,
6eurs"s 'Hfpentier ard those VIII
NOV him l-si. including the writer q
ne artc.s doubt very much whether
lie fnmous Georges could show him
~ ining In the line ~ f.stlc science.
Tommy Gibbons has 40 but N.
'cence. fo0twork and RINK generalshlg
INT won has brother Mike recognition
~ ore ~ the greatest boxers the Rnm,
has ver known Win these assets a,
= iingnier he has more weight and ,
mo-, s'ou,er punch
~ . siiehasl. the younger Gibbons \
= modes' retiring and gentleman,
-lsf There isn't a boss,ful bone 4
BIS BODY and he doesn't like 10 max.
ia foT himself Recently. while
4',w YORK just before salling for Ems
AID 90 seek iauFels among the blffer
m ne other ads u tho pond. Tmnm'
'foks down AM made ;hls sdmIssior
o. the writer,
Vel. you see. I've ouigrywn IN
middleweighi class I'm a strong lKht
weight rgh' nov and ! can step int
the ring ~ TO pounds without carryln
my Excess flesh
40 To ye1ff that I've been boxlns
m'eiing IN 'he Esd ones md durln
- i1i'y wif
MiAe bcli-yf I've learned All az An
rldiusnt q fisticuffs ana I feel brett
syztdzzi RAJ Esns 4 tGs f<kssrs q
u>urrx 1nlHI >sEr a fsuEInr.f = x-S =.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Cnmmnn, ni,rn.,r. I.engne

30 AsaotIa 81 lrIat.
LONDON. June r. The, house Of
commons occupied large part ~ %.
DAVIS session discussing the league ~
nation. tn, burden II \ y. Balfour' :
p,ech WIS that o. overload the league
would b. tD sh1itc. II
no rational man" he said. would
suggest that % is the leagues task o.
rescue m" world from chos. That &, q;
task Cor che sJpr"m, council Tho lea
gur will ry" you well u you do not
overload 10
Concerning disarmament he eaid:
III the cuuntrys decide individually
that they must have ornaments On q
big scale. then the tragedy for the
world will be- great indeed"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
OIL STRUCK As
EARLY AS 1881
NEAR CH|LDRESS
wichita on Reporter


AS tar back as 1891 W. have reports
81 ormers striking oil In wells that
Mere being drilled Tor water. one oil
these was drilled amour four miles
'outnw"st u the town ~ Kirkland by
W. b Thompson. who IL now running
hulol IN the town 81 Childress. Mr.
Thompson states that they struck oil
IN MS We'll ~ a depth ~ go feet. and
.n fact 80 much al showed up that IN
sell vas ruined for water purposes
and had ~ be- abandoned.
It's i Just one II many as there are
about ~ least twenty or more water
wcll' In different parts Of the county
u which oil nr gas or both were struck.
Su test was ever made ~ the oil struck
du.ung these water wells. ~ to gray.
~ OF quantity
the first effort ever made Co drill
an ~ we'll IN Childress county was that
made hy IN" q. T. Cooper OH Develop.
nen' company. This company was or.
ganiz,d by q Il. Cooper In 1919 ana
drilling was begun early In that year
N Sec. i?5, about three miles east Of
Child. c's Drilling was continued NJ In.
'ervIls on this We'll for about three
ye,rs and while there were several
good shcWings ~ both oh and gas AZ
iiiicrc1i depths. this well was No,
MAD, q producer. Whether IL was the
fault 81 N" driller ar whether they
lacked suflicien, depth 90 get pay OIL
We de- not know
TIL second effort o. drill an oil we'll
To tuildress county was that made by
The Citizens Developing Campony. This
company Wa organized In March. 1914
rs ioyai business mon 81 Childress
The hogan drilling In October. 1919.
ihoui ~, miles northwest of Chlldress
nd have been drilling off and on ever
iince According 20 the reports ~ the
neu who were working on this well
and g. others who were frequent visit.
irs O. same. they have also had several
700 -howings - oil and gas az differ.
IN, Depths
bOtn - these wells were drilled with
rotary machine and werealso drilled
II time when II was practically I'm.
pnsri % o. got drlller 20 bring In a
wild cat we'll But now We believe
fha, 'nildress county ~ coming into
ner own
The 'hildrerr Duluth II now drilling
about seven miles northeast of Chill.
iress on The Kluits ranch
TIE Denver Gulf Company are now
drilling about four miles southeast %
'hi'di"ss on tho Rhyme place. and has .
dso taken ~. contrnr, - eileen out
NJ 4 .1"n. II neo<rsary. the old Cooper
| we'll
Tn Victor OH. Gas 4 Refining Com
pany have dHrriet up on Hereford
Iirus' rar'h about three miles north
~ kirkland and expect 10 get started
drllinE inTld" the newt thirty days.
There are aisD several other loca
'ions heing made In different parts ~
the county.
Itre have been several biologists In
chi iress county and mos, q them
nave mad" very careful -Irveys ~ this
err ~ and s1 ~ ne this writer
fnnvT. 'ferv report hrs haen flvora
ne. and sim. - them very enthusils
~ that 'hiidraFr county has u well
iei ned structure" g. shown by the
. ioil0Ttug qu0'aiion taken from the re
pnfi - a prominent rsuiogiri who
mad careful survey ~ thiH territory
III clock IN New Orleans has Is pairs
, a halls opeTatsd Is czs sst a -,cri.a,
-. ! = ~ -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18

form and viii have estimated IN" 4
trct ~ ~ ON the people generally They
wi'I hay, from whom Ca select candi'
dates fur no, presidential and vic" pres.
i'nrupl nominations number ~ eN'
,.il,ui men. I should not want 10 cN'
rrUs my prcfcr'nc" ~ opinion regard
mg either individuals or platform which
might influence the minds ~ tho m"ii
Whore votes will ultimately decide
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
TELLS or HER RELATIONS
WITH NOTED WHIST EXPERT


49,
LEXINGTON. Nv. June i..--Anne
Russell r-.fiy. daughter e Porter
Criffy 81 ~ saillcs. Kentucky. prom y
eN scIially throughout the blue grtss
region and whom local police believe Is
the Annie" mentioned BY New York
authorities In their announcement Tues
day night that detectives were coming
here In co.nection with the murder ol
Joseph r. Elwell made public today n
statement explaining her relations with
Elwell.
Miss Gritty said she firs, me, Eiweil
at social function during the Lexing
ton race meet and that she saw hhn four
times afierward a, entertainments ~
well sent her flowers while she was IN
hospital for an operation The state.
ment said and she wrote a formal not.
IL thanks 10 Elwell In New York u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Warranty Deed

sam Spillcrs to W. r. Duke, lots II
and u. block 81. san Jacinto addition.
Consideration 5000.
Transfer
Avery Turner 90 United Savings
Bank. lot :, block 1856. Plemons add.
ion. Consideration $500.
G. u. Recder Jr., TO John Dodson.
{ nsideraiion $500.
&. l.. Dunlver 10 United Savings
Faux. 10, :, block 1875. Plemons add.
t,n Consideration sl6i7.
Homestead Designation
\ { " Tanner. part II sections 50
AMI ~. block . \ y. 4 VI.
Lease Contract
= r"nsiey 90 " ". McIlroy ct
al .u; block IS. Plemons addition. |!
years Consideration $4,000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Prrniicrs Confer

w N.fn afFiI lffH
PARIS June 4, Tho pr"Wiors meet
inc 40 Boulugne bids fair 90 blossom
into full.sicd inter allied conference.
Premier Lloyd George and Premier MI.
l,and have decided 90 invite Italy. B'l'
stun and Japan to attend This ampli'
f,citon. u u undrtsi Is due 20 prog
russ made hy th" Franco British finnn'
,a, experts studying the German iud'n.
iiIy question
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18


I'd detectives to hcl,cye chs, Elwel''
bed had not been occupied the nigh
before the shooting
Schlegrll Questioned.
Victor Won Srhlcgoll divorced hus
hand uf Mis- Viola Er5us. WHs pu's
toned seven hour 'plIv regarding his
movements on 90 n'rhf uf the murl,i
and the days preceding
According Co as1gIut District A''ur
new Dooling Won Schlogc admitted
having an army revolver in his apart
ment. which he said be- bad newer us i
lie had mo- license to p" .,s, toe w,,
pom. Mr. pooling slid.
"Mr Won Sebl.e % WIS accounted f"r
practically ,tcr mines" uf his time
nuo. ~ ttttsy l,fr. ihr murder.
sat- NJ 90 rH
Won Sch'lvs,u v.s examined In pres
ence 81 Lutt'''uu tuN. H''nrn"y fur
Mrs Walt.r l.svisuhu mud her sister
Miss Kfaus who di1ei with Elwol AZ
the ritz carlton Hotel several hours D."
fore hos death
Won SchflF.n said D.. bIl dinod ~
the Rl,y The sumo uirHf with woman
companion vbuse ,l,Tff. h" revealed
a. the district att.m,, N.f which has
ai ten up.!,
N"n .H, NhI president -
Rubber COMPANY t.H 49, puolur
he returned O. his aU ~ in ih"
knickerhooker cham. about N
o'clock Thursday night wont '1 h"d ana
did not leave his homn nest uuruinr
until $50 The mur1.. uls discovered
Friday At $40 "a. m ht EWelrs house.
keeper
Asked whether Won Srhlrreu hal
seen Elwell and Miss Kraus dancing Co.
Eeiher az the Ritz and whether Elw.ll
had recognized Won Schlegelrs greet.
ings on the floor. Mr. Dooling replied
Il do not know We are more inter.
ested In Elwel - murder than in some
81 the other things that are cropping
out"
District Attorney Swami announced
tonight that Miss kraus and Mrs. Lar.
ION the huusekeeper would b. uues
toned again tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
You odd
Timers"

We have a book YOU want
10 read--a book YOU ought To
read. "Oh. You Tex" by
William Mcleod Raine Is a
story OF the early days Of the
Panhandle. A story based on
facts given him by "oli
timers" you know. 4 story Of
the days when Tascosa and
Mobeetie were the furtherest
outposts of civilization, and
every man was law unto
himself-unt.l the rangers
came
Jack Roberts, a young
ranger. Is the hero Of the
story-he'll make YOU remem-
Der wildly many 81 the red
blooded cowboys you used TO
know In Clint Wadley. u
typical cowman ~ the early
days. you'll recognize friend.
Jumbo wilkins Is also known
10 you.
Cattle rustlers .two-gun men.
Mexicans and Indians all en-
ter into the story as truly and
as naturally as they were a
part OF the old Panhandle.
There Is a big fight In Palo
Duro canyon. described In so
realistic a manner that you
will agree with US when We
say: that this one chapter
alone Is worth the price Of the
book.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES
Timber Up Quietly Under the ssethsx.
Peaetrshng kpslicstioa Of
hani.in's Wizard on

10 cases OF rheumatism and lame
back II penetrateS quickly, drives out
soreness. and liinbers up stiff. aching
!olnts and muscles
Wizard Oil is an absolutely reii-
able, antisep,ic application for cuts.
hrrnS, bites, and S'ings. SpTainS ard
bruises heal readily under its sooth-
mg. penetrating qualities.
Get Il from druggists ioT 80 cents
u not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever consupated or have sick
headache, : Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, -
ANITA Guaranteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Won't Affect Power.

Whatever changes may take place on
the Executive Council will In no way
affect Gompcrs' personal power.
Neither has the fight against the
nonpar,isln political attitude Of the
Federation auy possibilities ~ success
So FAR ~ the convention goes. 1t will
De- practically unanimous endorse
mont 90 the reward yn.r friends 900
lofolt y1sr enemies" policy The real
ct 90 tho political policy will ,lmo
after the convention adjou,ns and
when Gemp.rs attacks the Democrats"
convention at san Flary.ss"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
GOMPERS REELECTION
ALMOST CERTAIN
my rnEnEnlcK " kERnY.

Wv ilAlsl'ialsA'N " hiNhlf
MONTREAL. quebec. June i7-One
wurd sum- up the American Fedora.
ton I1uA, ntinr- GoMpEliS"'
The grin Il the portly little Labor
general ~ ns strong as ever. The reso.
buttons that Will be passed. the disputes
that viii b, settled. the action that Will
b.. taken ON an but u very few points
are pust as well settled today as they
win be- when the last delegate boards
the train Tor home. June ~
and the reelection of Gompers ~
president ~ the A. r. of l.. and Frank
Morrison as secretary IL as certain as
human things can be.
The Animating Force.
Gompers IL the animating force. thu
directing genius of the Federation
gathering when he left for Chicago
to make his appeal TO the Republican
convention--an appeal which he aud
every man at the convention discounted
In advance as hopeless aud merely for
effect--thc convention stopped.
Jim Duncan. first Vice President,
carried through the nominal duties 4
presiding officer. The committees
all named by Gompers with the def.
nlte purpose OF placing ON them men
who are known and trusted by the vet
eran labor gcneral--began the business
u hearing contests drawing up drafts
u resolutions and preparing the ground
Tor the later work Of the convention
I.ut everybody knew that the real
works were stopped until GOmpcrs got
4tYL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Radicals Hopeless.

With the exception Of fight over
the form Of the resolution on the Lea
que % Nations and the status II Ire.
Land. the Gompcrs forces have the CON.
ycntion In their hands.
There are small groups Of radicals
especially from the Pacific Coast. hut
they are In hopeless minority. Every
action viii be safely conservative.
Some changes loom In the make M
u the new Executive Committee Ia be
clected-ihat all.powerful body which
acts for the Federation between conven.
ti0ns--consisting u the president. eight
vice presidents. the treasurer and the
secretary. There may be requirements
In three 81 these places.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
Duncan May Resign.

James Duncan. the veteran first Vice
president Of the Federation. has been
dominated by President Wilson as u
member Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. but has not been confirm.
I'd by the Senate. Whether he will re-.
sign at this convention or hold his JOB
awaiting confirmation only Duncan
and Gompers-knows There will be-
fight also 90 replace Joseph r Nalen.
tine. md W, u Mahon. two other vice
presidents
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
five A. NJ. VISIT BY MAN
AND WOMAN TO ELWELL's
APARTMENT BEING PROB[D

CONTINUED From Page one,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18

the early DAVIS n the investigation caus
I'd detectives jo hclicye chs, Elwells
bed had not been occupied tho night
before the shooting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18
WILSON CONFIDENT
DEMOCRATS FAVOR
TREATY As ISSUE

Dcutlnued From Page oue)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-18

= clock IN New Orleans has I, pairs
"A heE1 operatsd - cEs get q -grrisa.
9oNr-FttfssN -.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-27
Thanksgiving Pluzn budding

Three cups of hour. one cup Oh
raisins. one cun of brown sugar.
one cap Oft battermtik. one-halE emp
OF cftron. one-haH cup af orange OF
lemon paei 0na-As.h cup of mo
lasses. one cup Of saet. or one-halc
cup oil butter. two eggs one tea
spoonful of soda, one teaspoonfuI of
cinnamon, one-haif teaspooatul 3f
cloves. oRe-haG nutmeg. Pour into
a bultered mold ana steam four
hours serve with vanilla, wine or
hard sauce,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-27
Tu'iin City
NeUs Notes

W.
are 0'i'9 WHO
nave employed their time for many
weeks prior 70 Christmas IN tho max
.ng OF tndestr71cttfls picture boala a,s
ii. -,r. ..o.,.4ur- 49, -. -,..,.,--.
IL e,sr,,.1tt- ~+-,,,a..,..-'1 ....--.--.
H. 3nstit,tto, H., ~ h.+-.. IT,. eas
s,,sa 6n+a a,4 dts+~t+-,+-,g 49, -..,.
4ees 81 the aelf~bf II 10 .,rsi4 ..l,s..,-s..
"a he sisters v5,o ca~a I'll +ner n
was an admirable task for the Young
and Of girls 70 undertake nud thev
leriyed rauch 10Y out of n. Mrs. 4
Neunan OF Hern1oetz ST.. il the guar
ian OF this particular campfire del
serving much commentator.
Ms. Joseph r9erear or the Mark
s,,s,7t,.,stor, sr+ar,tet7,A.s a4 a f-1~fs+-
nas uartv for twenty Young peetls H.
9onor her house s7,est Miss eor.r.,
smith Of Sd louis. MO VINO win be
lere for brief time. The affair
COX place Christmas night
rra rs6v E-,l,s 4--f77 l., sr4.-+st-s-i
+oynorrcv, evening ~ ehs bor,. of -rrs
Edward Kern in tia Biclxner apart
a1ents. The usual diversion of hNe
hundred viii De enjoyed.
The literary department az the East
hicago womans Club VIII meet to-
borrow afternoon with Mrs. H. IL,
Groves ia Northcote avenue when the
study OF Millions Paradise Lost w5l
Sc continued. It IS desired that all
members be present
Miss Fanny McGaughey. a teacher III
ne Mckinley school IS spending her
yacation at Nacomb. III, the home ot
asr parents.