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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23
MoNoNCAAELA RAILWAY.

kslNe
P. 4 L. E. train '5j. 7:l5 A. NJ, ar
rive MorIanIOwa. 5: 0S u. m: Browns.
Wills 1856 y. m: arrive ?. { l. E.
station Pittsburgh. Has A. n.
n. Z. K. train IS. S:SS q. M; arrive
Morgantown, 1855 y. H.; Brownsville,
l!:i3 q. m, connecting there with P.
L. 4. train 1928 from uniouiowa, Pa,
ii I. 40. y. N. for PitisDGrgh, arriving
at P. X 2 K. station. Pittsburgh, 2;O5
?. II.
N. R. r. train o.. 2 :35 .. N. !; arrive
Morgantown. 1888 p. n: Brownsville,
$50 y. H., connecting there with P. 4
[, Z. train s.. arriving Il y. 4 |. E,
station. Pittsburgh. Z 80 .. m. which
CONNECTS with =, 6 L. E. train ss for
Cleveland and Chicago out Of Pitts.
6urGh Al 9:SV y. m. and P. / l. z,
train / for Buffalo and Boston out Of
Pittsburgh at ll:O0 y. m.
=. 4. X. train 1858. <:l2 .. m, ar
rive NorSSniown. 500 .. m; Browns.
vile. $50 y. H.: ?. T. L station.
Pittsburgh. $50 y. N
Arrive
FROM Browuwilc---M. R R. train 30.
leaves Brownsville. $3.50 q. u,; Nor.
SRntowp, ,S:SS q. n: arriving 10 Fair.
lnunt. g:36 4. m.
From Pittsburrh-P. R. R train
'SOS. leaving !. K. X station, Pitt,.
uurEh. S:225 m: Brownsville, 10 ~
a. IN. MorSaniown 1850 a. m, arriy-
ing in FaismoR,. l2:45 .. m.
7. & L, Z. train 66 leaves ?. 4 L.
E. station. Pittsburgh. l.;IS ., m. /;
Brownsville. S:O5 p. m.: MorgSu,own.
500 .. m. arriving in EsirmUnt al \;
500 p. N.
P. 4 L. E. train $50 lcaves P. 4 l.
| E. station. Pittsburgh 4:3O D. IA. :
Brownsville. s:l5 ?. M: Aprvantovn
1852 .. m. arriving in FairmOnt s As
.pullmaa Service.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

IFsek vera 50 Der cent While coal
IN placemeriS were 50 put cant.
|C6ke & seilinx Il ftom 81. @
$3.50 In me ellsyille seet!on.A
A ye:y noticeable influx o. etlt
Eanis has been noticed u thai
section recently being members
o. hmilies whose relatives nave
worked for years IN the conneils-
vile coke regions.
First All Nee.
The winning team Of the We9
Virginia safety first and mine -ss-
cue meet to be held ut Charleston
on August IS, will be sent 10 the
first international safety first meet
10 be held at Denver. Colo. on Sep
TENDER . to II. The West VII.
g!nia NEE: will be held IN Klnawha
CITY hall bark az Charleston. y
Mine Accidents.
The report Of the West Virginia
department o. mines showing the
number OF men that were killed
In and outside Of the mines during
The month o. July has been re
ce!ved. There were g miners
killed. the largest number being
In the logan field, which was sixt'i.
Kanawha was econd with 4 deaths.
In Marion county there were two
fatalities. Harrison two and Mon.
ongalia one.
Ordered 10 Work.
Striking miners IN Indiana have
been ordered to return 70 work
immediately BY Edward Stewart.
president Of district II. United!
Mine Workers, Of Terre Haute, lncy
His brief message to the miners
was: I'VE assure you the wage
question will be properly handled
and adjusted Tuesday. Many cit.
les In the Hoosier state arc tao.
Ink q coal famine. On Saturday
the day men," who want more
money apparently had not receded
from their former stand. {
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23
Cox Dodges on the
; Slush Fund Query

CHICAGO, Aug. %. = Upon re-
opening here today Of the Senats
committee investigating campaign
expenditures Senator Reed, a mem.
Der, announced that he had re.
ceived no answer from Governor
Cox to the telegram he sent ask
Inc that the Democratic preslden
tial candidate give the committee
any evidence be might have to sup.
port bis charges that the Republl.
cans were raising q $751; 100000 cam
palgn fund.
Senator Reed made public the
text Of his telegram which asked
that Gov. Cox either telegraph the
information here IN time for TO-
days meeting or send a represen.
tative to appear before the COM
mittee.
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Indiana Miners
Refuse 10 CO Back

[Dy A1SocIatf1 PfessI {
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. aug: q,
instructions from Pres.
idenf Stewart Of District Il. Unit.
ed Milc Workers Of America that
they return to work today pending
negotiation with the scale commit
lee Of Indiana operators, day men
IN the Indiana eoal field today
generally remained on strike. Only
ono mine was reported TO have re-
Suued operations.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

Sells His Farm-Attornsy David
A. Richie, OF Fairmont, has sold
his $50 acre form at Ulysses, Pot.
ter county, Pa, to John N. Deeds,
Of Ligohier, Westmoreland county,
Pa. one OF the county commission.
ers Of that county. Mr.. Deeds Sc.
cured immediate possession. Quite
a few potatoes grown on Mr.. Ritcn.
les farm were sold'to the public OF
Fairmont, having been received
here In carload lots.
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:Egg6YlS EWIZ

Z Re- pds ID s Pal. OH,

So Reg. Pdg. u. S. Pot. OIL.
Answers to Saturdays Rwiz.
S-IHiian turnip Is the wild
aftHn d which the Indians used 10
cook tie berries and other por'
tl01s. AZ $500.
"a .tatffail is the rail AROUND
thk stern Of a ship or boat.
Ravens are both black AMI
BLK with white neck and breast:
thk Cater known as the white:necS-
Cd raven.
1.-THE Penobscot river is a ma
jee.ic stream in Central Maine, 800
mics In length
E-A;leculres Is q public dis
cobtse, 81 d formal reproof.
g -Frrit, may be preserved BY
b6iingsSloWly and steadily for q
LOTT time, then canning or glass
inE The sugar may be added when
tbs preserve is eaten, as with fresh
trua.
-Forfirio Diaz was President
81. Mexico for thirty.one years.
Asarummer' In business is a
trSSelliig Salesman.
9The United States mines the
greatest amount Of coal OF any
Soi,ntrya a the world In normal
tttas.
-Hpmmtng birds are called
TIE. :sjewels Of the air because OF
their brilliant metallic coloring.
New Questions.
aEwhat is q .beye2
ILWhere Is Echo river?
S-What Is pulque?
zNrWho invented the modern
.tatk making machine?
4. b-What Is candid?
6.-What Is candied?
i fAWho wrote the successful
,nls abraham Lincoln?
6IWhat Is an asteroid? !,
Z 6-WSere is the most amber I'M
'pess ted from? .,,,
ssl-WSatis thinkers weed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

Summers Coolest Day-Yester-
day was.the coolest day of the
summer, the maximum tempera-
| ture OF 81 degrees being registered
at 9 O'Clock yesterday morning
! and a minimum temperature of 81
degrees registered some time dur
ing the night. The range Of only
! degrees between the maximum
and minimum temperatures for
the day is very unusual. There is
generally a variation Of about 20
degrees. At 5 o'clock this morn
ing the temperature was IS and
with the thermometer standing at
this point most OF the morning.
there is a possibility that today
will break yesterdays record for
winter weather. y
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23
Anti Suffs Take
Another Step


NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. %
Anti.cutfrage forces have taken fur
the. steps to prevent certitisation
of the ratification Of the federal
suffrage amendment by the Tennes.
see Legislature. =,
court Yesterday the chief clerks OF
the senate and the house were
made parties to the injunction re-
strainirg the secretary Of the state
and speakers Of the senate and
house from taking any step towarc
certitication to the secretary OF
state at Washington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

n. j, Is ears: AES:na Central =
icars: New York, New Haven ailn
Hartford. q cars: P. { R, IS cars
Enc. 81 cars.
Basin cssI Company:
A charter Las been issued et
Charleston 10 TIE Basin Coal COM
paky OF Shinns.on. is chief WORKS
will be in Harrison county and the
canital stock wili be 100000. The
incorposatcrs are: F. 0. Dewar. o:
Fayeits City. Pa; Phillip P. Step
toe, Louis A Johnston, Leo P.
Garfield and D. D. Holtz, all Of
Clarksburg.
More Arrests To Be Made.
At Charleston a special agent Of
the department OF justice snnounc.
ed on Sunday that six additional
arrests will be made In Southern
West virginia for violations 0! the
Lever act, that many GOAL compsn-
.es being charged with pro:iteer.
ing. This makes a total OF fifty.
two companies in the southern
West Virginia district now facing
trial on the charges o. profiteer.
;ng In the sale Of coal.
Wauoners Answer,
At Harrisburg on Saturday ans
wers were filed with the public
service commission by the Puckety
Creek Coal company. New Kensing'
ton. Pa, and ]. u. Henry, Juniata,
owner Of wagon mines In West
moreiaad county, in regard 10 the
teamtrackers' case. They contend
that II thu commissions ruling al
loving open cars only 10 tipp'e
mines is elective that their output
viii be greatly curtailed.
Coke Production.
Dispatches from Uniontown. Pa.
indicate that the favorable car
placements last week has been re-
sporsible FOR an increase in load.
Ing. Coke car placements last
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

Tonsils Removed..Ruth, Lloyd
and Wayne Carroll, children o. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. R. Carroll, Of Bellview
avenue, had their tonsils removed
today at Cook hospital.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

More Gravel HereNon satur-
day night two additional carloads
Of gravel was received from
Wheeling for the contract Of the
Aoaongahela river bridge. The
work Of finishing the transverse
walls on both sides Of the river is
on and 1t may require a omnth TO
cd this. The floor slab work will
follow.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

Lunaey Warrant-A warrant has
been issued 10 bring in Larry Lu.
pus from -Four States to be tried on
a lunacy charge. The hearing will
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

|, Democrats Organize The Dem
loctstie executive committee Of Ma
Non county ID al Get for work dur
NJ the coming campaign. The
e1nm,ttse met In this city on SAT-
uftlay and elected c. D. Conway,
;chatfhlaa; W. D. Straight, vice
.cha MN, and Edward Slack, secre.
e1rts Headquarters will be opened
IA thls clts soon. and II Is planned
10 get N operation woman's or
SEnlzatlOn IN the county.
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. held sometime todayIil posl

Z Hickman Run socIal-The Hick.
MAJ Run boys and girls club. VII
have an Ice cream social on Tues
day evening. tomorrow, at The
Hickman Run school house at 5
O'clock. It Is expected that a large
turnout will be present and plans
have been made 10 have plenty OF
ice cream on hand Of excellent
quality. CONF early and bring a
friend. Girls, bring your beatix.
Husbands bring your wives. Let
ne ne youngsters bring anybody they
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23
CITY sewers 70
Continued from page one.

Ing up Of a scale Of rates to be
used in collecting garbage, same TO
be presented TO the board al a
meeting to be held in the near fu.
ture. It is probable that the board
Will raise garbage rates In some
instances. However no action will
be taken In this matter until the
scale is presented to The board.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

b Of Z. Directors called-Ihom
aSD. Cornell, secretary o. IN. Inc
Fs,fmont Chamber Of Cemmete" 's
announced this morning that there
WSdld Do q special and important
,nSStinc 81 the board Of directors
al Inc commerce body called 10
Met ~ in the rooms Of the Chamber
al Eommesce in The Fatrlnent a y,
tej 6uildsSS tomorrow afternoon a!
8'clocl Some very important
intt.ers Nil come before this meet
mi. for discussion and decision,
and It chopped that there wiz oe
4 large number Of the directors
ofeseIt etthe meeting
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

Saturday Rainfall : Exactly
.2.23 inches OF rain fell Saturday
morning. causing the severe dam
age in and about the city. accord
Ing to official government figures
given out this morning by Wealth
er Observer Frank P. Hall. Con-
siderable rain fell Saturday after
noon and Saturday night, making
a total rainfall Of 3,47 for Friday
and Saturday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

Back From Fishing Trip-City
CLERK Luke Arnett who has been
fishing along the Potomac for the
past two weeks during his vaca-
ton returned to the city building
this morning and resumed his du.
ties. Mr.. Arnett reports a most
pleasant vacation.
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a,rnev oldtleld:s Moth.r ples.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aug. 20
Mrs. Sarah Yarnell oldfield, moth.
er Of Barney oldfield, automobile
racing driver, died at her home
here last night, aged &C. She IS
also survived by her husband, H. c.
0ldfield,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

q & o. strts Something. -,
IN accordance with its pan TO
enforce coal operators 10 Fespescs
erha-goes and not abuse permits
The g. & 0. railroad has cut OIL
The export shipments on certain
firms in the Falrmont region.
A wire from J. D. Clarke, Balti-
more, general manager OF traEs-
portation OF the B. & O.. railroad,
has sent out the following wire
bearing on the situation;
"B & O. eastern lints by re-
quest, Underwater Coal Exchange
/ Inc, embargo effective at once on
ali shipments Of bituminous coal
consigned. reconssgned or 70 be
recons!gned by on account Of DaY-
lis Coal company, Morgantown. to
Ito any Titewater Coal Exchange,
Inc, pools at North Atlantic tie
water piers"
A telegram OF similar 2urport
indicates that shipments have
been cut Off at tidewatsr points
on The American Fuel and Ship
ping Co.
1t Is alleged by the 3. & 0. rail-
road that the companies have mis-.
used privileges on coal shipments
Ito tidewater points. presumably 10
Curtis Bay In particular.
M, Robinson Returns.
! c. D. Robinson, Of the Robinson
Coal company, returned on Satur.
Iday from q weeks trip to Atlantic
City.
United Mine Workers.
Edward Matthew's, secretary OF
sub district 4, Is in Clarksburg.
John Custalac, district organizer,
Is in North Fairmont today.
Isaac Scott, international trav.
cling representative Is at Riyesville.
Ira Marks, district board mem.
Der is n Montana.
C. F. Keeney, Charleston, presi-
dent Of district II. is expected 10
visi. the Faicmont region this
week.
Daily Car Supply.
Nine along the Monongah diyi.
sion Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad today have a full run Of
cars with 1874 cars In the region
and an early morning placement OF
1,274. The mines today ordered
1902 cars Tor the mines Of which
| SO were for coke loading. The cars
were classified as follows: Open,
il,277; coke, IS; NJ. v. 7, Is;
Bethlehem Steel Corporation. IS,
There were 102 cars left over from
Saturday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

sn;uom.ry 70 Stay out-At the
district convention Of the Non.Par'
ticsn PARTY held in Wheeling or
Saturday, Sam B. Montgomery,
candidate for governor on this tics
q and who was defeated for the
TIL nbiIcan nomination for gov
tfIIpr b. Judge Morgan In the May
primary announced that he was
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

VIII Rcpair Jaif-Henry Witt.
man, who spetlallzes In jail re-
pairs, will remain in the city sey-
eral days. Locsk and bars need
attention and the jail will be given
a thorough look over. Mr.. Witt
man arrived in The city yesterday.
He will pay especla lattenton to
some bars which were cut out Of
the cells on the top floor In a re-
cent attempt to break ALL. The
Jail is well filled With prisoners at
the present time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

Spent Week End-Mlss Bess
Hunt, OF the office Of the Northern
West Virginia Coal Operators as
ISOLATION. spent the week end at
Toreizell Cottage.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

There are, about $4,000 elk in
Yellowstone park and the Teton
game preserve, Immediately south
Of the park.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

ClarksburS-Eyery hour on the hour
from s q. m. % 10 .. n.
Ganning;on-Every hour on he hour
from 5 O. m, to 10 .. N.
Fa.fvicw-Every hour on the hour from
5 4. N. to 10 .. m.
Rivesvlile-M ontana-Every hour on the
half hour from $3.50 a. r;. 10 10 30
.. m. Cars every half hour bctveen
fairmont and Rivesville Junction.
Locust Ave.--from Adams and Madison
Ss.. every fifteen minutes from S rs
0. N. to ll;s0 p. m.
Wa1on-e.om Adams and Madison
S,S.. every fifteen minutes from 8
q. IN. 70 1880 .. N.
East Park-From Adams and Madison
sts., every fifteen minutes from
6:36 4. N. 10 ll:l5 ., m.
Norwood lyia Speedway From Adams
and Madison Ss., every thirty min.
u;cs rs and IS minutes astsr each
hour from 6:SS q. m. until S:!S 4, n.
and from 1855 .. m. until 7:2S .. M,
daily except Sunday. Schedule ex-
tended each Saturday until ll:s5 ..
n.
NoTE-AlI cara except clark.burr be.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

iTtopbIesor1e Slide = a heavy
Iat6sl!da On the N, v. 7. lines near
Wilmington early Sunday nlornlns
rotdple.aly blocked traffic and ser
wee to, that city had to be discon'
tinred Until late last evening,
wien Il detour track was laid
lrbhnd. The slide and through ser
VIE resumed. It will take several
iap before the tons Of earth and
FeEk that slipped down on inc
HSdks,eap be removed. The slide
vas caused BY the heavy rains OIL
last week. Passengers to Mannlns'
ION yesterday were taken by auto
mobile from Farmingtc., the slip
iaHing taken place when there was
ID bar on the Warrington side OF
lhe.slide 1t was impossible to trans
lei passengers from one car to
y lie. other IS is generally the case
tai ke situations.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

slt out the picture on all luuf
Isibbs Then carefully fold dotted
lifS ! It's entire length. Then
d6tt lire2, and 50 on. Fold each
SaSiopS underneath accurately.
Wien Completed ,urn over and
IydRll Ind { surprising result. Save
!th pictures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

Visiting In Star clty-Mrs.
Glenn Hawkinberry. Of Belltew
and children Nora and Charles ar.
visiting Mrs. ]. H. Patrick at Star
City.
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.Ne.vy,t sDrdson :

z New Surgeon : Dr.: Peter $,
WIGHT. II Augusta, Ca, has ar :.
rifed hsse-and will be associates q.
VIII pr.c hesney n: Ramage. SUI
nsSintenntnt OF Falrmont state
kdnital n the conduct Of the Al.
fairs .of.S6at institution; Before
,coning here DR.. Wright had ossa
ssEIstant surgeon at the Martha
Wight hospital at Atlanta. Inc
wssE at the state hospital mas IA:
rrcEn 10 such proportions recently
/, g. 70 require more help and DF'
iWtlght was secured to assist Dr.
Rsrisge and DR.. H. $. Falconer'
asSbciate physician there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

At Boothsyille-G. W. C. Blans,
Of the Consolidation Coal COM
pany. is spending his vacation at
Boothsville..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23
:LAYlElWAN'T ADS

sEHISe wANTED-sos Quinc,
sksess 7. S-23st-S7lS
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Us. ITVESIAGDR
Continued from page one.)

on the B. & O., Monongahela and
Western Maryland raiEoads-S16..
$50 tons OF coal and lO5 cars OF
coke.
Mines along the Mononsah divl'
sion OF the y. & y. X. Il. idst week
loaded 1853 cars OF coal and COLE
.-5,2S4 cars OF coal and lvo cars
Of coke. This was 3GJ cars snort
o fthe week ending August u ana
's6S cars snort OF The week enulns
April Z. The LACE OF production
was due to the car shortage Last
week the loading was 81 cars shy
OF the aggregate Goa! and coke pro.
ton for Inc corresponding week o.
August, 1878, the coal rLnliag le1
cars short but the coke last week
was rs cars heavier.
Operations along the Mcno1sa'
hela railway in west virginia last
week produced l,It4 cars Of ccai.
These in the Pennsylvania disEice
PRODUCED 1857 cars.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

Fairmont post Office dispatches mail
for the following points At tina spec.
'''! North. NostAwes, and IVES. vi.
pittsburgh-6 A. NJ: 2 P. n. II P. N.
East, via Grafton-5:50 A. NJ; l0:l5
a. NJ: P. H.: $3.50 P. N. West via
Whceliag-6:lS A. NJ: s:l5 A. NJ:
$40 P. N. South and West via CIarks.
burS-5:lS A. ": $50 P. N. ClasIu.
Surs aud Weston tEleetric,-2:lSp. u.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

In Uniontown-Mrs. J. Long, Oh
Bellview is visiting relatives In
uniontown.
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TIE WEATHER.

20 Fair and cool
al -. - tnnipht and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

NoTE-All ean except claruburr be.
gin running one hour later % Sun.
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A total Of 55l cars OF coal were
produced on the heien's Run ana
WAS. BingamCn branches Of inc
western Maryland railway last
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23

ikslyer 1876 feet, talhns.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-06
GRIFFITH

Ben Miller. Chief Clerk at the Erie
office was operated on for appendicitis
at Gary Saturday afternoon.
Victor Beiriger Is recovering from q
weeks sickness with erysipelas-
The bake gale held BY the Ladies' Aid
Saturday was well patronized. Many
more articles could have been disposed
Of
The Associated Paper Plant some
time ago put on an extra night force
in order to iii accommodating orders.
That not being sufficient third shift
is being put on this week
George Chew AIR and Mrs Ran
Rothwell and Mr. and Mrs Peter Jan
sen returned. fro1n Florida on Friday
They encountered bad roads on account
OF the heavy rains
The worst storm OF the season struck
Griffith on Sunday. paralyzing traffic.
Mrs. John Redar received the sad
news that her parents home at Strass-
burg was destroyed BY fire early sun
day morning.
number from Griffith attended the
DePauw Glee Club concert at East Chi
cago Friday evening" Harold and Paul
Jones. who have given concerts here,
were prominent on the program
A large Hudson six Illinois car wes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-06
CROWN POINT NEWS
lAppenings OF A Day In Lake Countys Lively Capital

MISS HAEel KiFborn who IS attending
-sePan University Is spending the
Es,,er recess with her parents NJ. ana
Mrs Richard Kilborn.
Vernon Parry IS driving a handsome
atw cole car ha-k end forth Prom MS
WORKS as inspector for the Gary Land
&C. Gary
Great preparations are being made
'or the big Far 10 BE given BY the
Eastern stars and Masons n the
Temple On Saturday afternoon and eve
e and good time Is promised all
VIC attend The money secured goes
~ furnish the four new ra-icrs n the
ends ONE new Temple.
crown Point was visited on sunday
oa one q the worst olizzards In years,
ing Easter resemble Christmas
Tire snow fell steadily al day and z
.fed up on the walks and drifted n
r~a~v places making trarfc almost i'm
ross ole. The street cars were stalled
'rafns late and services ir the various
-ches were abandoned owing 10 the
.efople being unable 70 get out on ac-
cunt % the drifts which n many
aces were six and seven feet high.
Weather Of this kind Is rare a this
trio Of the year when everyone thought
hat spring was here but enc Robin
Toes not make spring
a baby boy was born 20 Mr.. and
Nrs Harry Sherman IN Gary last week