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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
II. Il POLLARD.
Special Commissioner.
TRUSTEES AUCTIONS SALE
65i ACRES OF LAND
TOGETHER WITH PERSONAL
PROF ERR.
AT GkDAY. shay IS. 1921.
AT ~ o'C!och noon.


"U1i acres OF lane. together with ala
buildings thereon. aud rights EI
prINiIeSeS thereto apuurt.Hant, stu.
ateo. !yins and being IN Charles City
ms .he same tract OF ianG conveyed
10 Julien Gum Oy deed nom a. Fin
lcy Greeley and Bcf.!.A l.. Greeley.
his vile. dated November IS. 1914. and
Iecorueu an the Clerks ONCE OF
Charles Guy County in Deed BOOK
NO. -, page z1!. tie SAID tract OF
tcy Gnu map nIauo " j. Lycu Clarke
civil !-hS incGr. dated Januar- rs.
1917. SIN hundrcd ana siXty-s Ea. and
uihcty onc-nuHdrcdIns (GSo.yU) ESrcs.
ana DcIES the same tract OF land
conveyed unto "eStDury Farm Cor
poiallOn 10y deed GUIy recorded m Ihe
Clerk OInCc aforesaid.
ana also the following personal
p'E HrSi2s y mules sh; horses: Is COWS
son tractor, Avery tractor, / trucior
pow. J tractor disc harrow, z sprine.
, Got" n ,iniy %,horsr blows. =
NICK mex p coTn 6indt n ''n"'' Mtc MeG9ls
mower. Mccormick hay rake
srnin driii; / 2,row corn planter, Q
wagons. wagon bodies, 1 wagon nav
rack. harness ui all Kinds. lot oI Iorks.
noes anu l-hotse implements usually
found Oh an up-to-d..,: farm, 50 tons
balcd nay, lot OF corn iuuder
Kitchen range. ! 4-burnvr OH stovr,
lot OIL household ana kItchcn fuTrI
turc, ali OF which pc.su!iti uronsrh
IS located on The abvrr-uescriucu rel
estate III Charles CITY county. Viz
BlHia.
TERMS OF SALE: For cash as 10
50 much OF the proceeds as NAV pJ
necessary TO dcfray The expenses Z;
executing TINS trust. InciuuIns lruS
zee y commission OF pei cent fed /.
Tor drawing and recording this deed
ahG 10 pay note OF $G.UUU.OQ, with
interest from January IS. 1871 and
.hn paiahce upon terms TO be- an
bounced.
BENZ. PURVIS.
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MERCHANDISE
Household Goods

SPRAY DUNCAN.S DlS-O.FECr- ALL
MATCH TIE INSECTS DIE. WILL
S0r STAIN. STRAY IT EVERY.
WHERE. 70 CENTS FER QUART bot
TIE NONE bErTER. FOR SALE iIY
CROCEhS AND DRUGClSlI Or
PHONE BOULEVARD 713.
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WE hive severai srconn-haus pashenE,,
cars h3d trucks in the best OF condition
mech4nically rixht Price reasunabIe
y VIII pay ycu TO look these over os-
fore buSinc elfewhe-e, a. Meyer's son,
GO VII South Eighth Street M4iisJa
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Thousands People Will Read the Ads ON This Pare Todav
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

USED CARS or BEST QUALITY
COBCKN MOTOR SALES CON-
lSl7 WEST BROAD STREET.
MADISON 600.
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Personals

- ,riiiS "a 10 nutl!y tn, pGhuc tina, viii
not hv responsible FOR amy debts ,yu-
traCtcG los aut one utarr han ly myself.
T.. +. NiMSsnEer. 5ll North sixth Street
VERY attractive sgEssts aud e.sdl,s for
the dvnuiAut-. Come Ia ana lusyyct
them. The ,urse, Snup -. NuriM F..ui
Street Ms. a. j. Pyle. Trurr4ctor
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Lot 3Ox158 Feet
South Side Redd or
1T" Street 4
bETWEEE NINETEENTH STREET
ANn MECHA%IcSvILLE TURN
PIKE

Acting under decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court o! the city OF Richmond.
entered Aprll Z, 1921. in tho sui, OF
city 81 Richmond vs. unknown heirs
OF James Henry S!tinauli. the under
signed VIII sell ~ public auction upon
the premises. on
THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1921.
at O'Clock T. NJ,
the real estate described in said de-
ere" as being al that certain lot or
ihr,,,' ~ land on the south side OF
80" or street. commencing SIXTY
rect ,sr) west Of Nineteenth street
m" running theme" wcstwardiy along
'lc south side Of ltodd or "'r" Street
ana ir"niinG thereon thirty foe, 900.
ih.nce back between parallel limos
S3ui hwardlE one hundred and nfty-
"iShi i""t tl5S) to an alley fourteen
ittt - vide: Being lot No. 40 in
ihG pan or 'i!Oward's Grove"
TERMS. Cash.
II. Il. POLLARD.
Special Commissioned
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Business Places for Rent 40
EARNS for Rent
Houses for Rent

FOR RENT-Sroom residence. all mod
"rH CpuvcEiCiCrS. overlooking Ch.pd DC AXE
BAY. HAMPTON Roads and Oid Point. on
the Roscland Estate. rhocbus. Va. Rent
So pcT moAih. ABBY to III. IL. Kimberly.
Iirsi NMiLnn.l L.. nix. Hmm ton VI.
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-Nlh'h and fTOli Streets
ROLAND H. CtiILDREY.
- North Eighteenth street
WILLIAMS pIIARNACY.
!Mgniy FIRST ana Marshall Streets
TURNER'S PHARMACY.
Iwonty-irst and Main Streets
PARAMOUNT PHARMACY.
~" Fai-mcunt Avenue
HFhi NGEh DRUG COMPANY.
1900 Ncnablc street.
bAToN'S PHARMACY.
Twenty sixth and Ncnab'c S,rcets
:. n CRAIG.
:Soc East Broad Street.
hoN"'S DRUG STONE.
goo - Street.
$500 Eas; Ma,-hail Street.
MILLER ~ RHOADS.
WEisuERGER'S.
FULTON.
JOHN I. KuESTER.
.l5 louisiana street
j. * VAUGHAN.
3go5 Williamsburg Avenue
j. y BLACK y son.
SorT.i KiriiNiuSD.
JAMES u GODSEY.
ii5 East Twelfth street
j. !. PARRISH.
iiv3 Hun Street.
WASHiNGrpN y EARLY.
.JlG nun street.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
WoopiAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY.
5lUi S.mm's Avenue.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
BARTON HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY.
tl5 H"sta Avenue.
HIGHLAND Park.
". X. VAUGHAN.
Fourth AycuHo and Stuart street.
ROLAND rARK.
PARK VIEW PHARMACY.
1900 Moss Side Avenue.
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Mo,orcs"ie> "::d bicycles IL
WiiE% husing a bicycle always buy tn.
best. THAT Is the Hanger. j T. I,uarI.s
& Son SO W. broad.
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MEN wanted To- learn tn. barber trade
Tuition. So Tools free. D!uinmas given.
EIchwuut Barber College. at East Mar
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BEA'Fl fIANrN 'NTTAuE, DE"Nn wow
Va. Sow op"n. On cottage hnr. ocean
font. Excellent food. spacious YER
andaS. For rates. apply Mrs. Triton.
l-,' ocean View Avenue,
CAFE VIEW COTTAGE EucKroc Beach
Under management clean and up
to-dat". Open May /. ig.l. Mis-. Lucy
J. Paris
IDLE Hll.E Cottage Will ne OPENED for
guests June !. Ocean front. southern
cuisine. SPACIOUS vcTandhs. !rcs" vcsc-
tables daily For rates apply l.. L.
Rowland. Virginia Reach. Va
NE AXE ThklSt; a i-w guests fur sum
NOR hoard, Ia's" house and N.rtiIais
modern cunv'r!"1c"S. 'Nu"ll'n' 'ahl' tu /
service. !ttG-, sAni. lawns. good water,
convenient to Iy"vI'ans and Cuhiia nl.
References exchanged, Mr.. j. Douglas
Gordon. rr"v.lI,us, Va.
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Professional services

~ s'''i- i''r~ 20
ANTIQUE taru.turr rcua.guI ana r.0n-
fOk so Dams ONLY.
Chi!ifrss Shoe EepUI.IuS Co
Mems halt spiu- Observation-Disclosures. 81 -
i.SaG.gs hai s".rS ..''.'.''........ 500
AL wor" guar I"ieed. called Tor amd dc.
1870 ". MAIN STREET.
Boulevard %.
EHF-i.! shoe r-..!Fias saun COneu -.i
i'g1nu -
II SO" van; your ola Mrnt..ro made new.
phone gu, Nr. toAtrs. Addison ass. Jones
i'r"s N Co. inS. .ils--p i.tss Main 81.
iEl.ANu.S quality Supv Sa,I. S.l Nnrta
FiiA street i"u"..im csc.
rHpNoGl:Alri ,yu.-.iu=. EuN!ott phoHo-
E.trn Co., ~ ~ Broad -, Alad 10.
SHOES. su.:yHsvs trunks ana Hand big.
i,"!Lea E'"" i:,9a!r SaOa. S!a wcst
the mus SHu,. K~rairiaE. tl4i. =. Mar
shall Ran. nisn-N = II. CaN'u. Prop.
THE .MiNGFppI EaEcEKlC SHOE RE-
EAnyiy S"." II"'uns 81 a. iunds
saeg.aliy Army shoes 10; sale
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
WAR LOVERS ARE
LIVING IN MEXICO
LIN1eRNA1IoNAL NEMs srRvcE1

KANSAS CITY, No. Ian. e.-Lee
shippey. Missouri soldier. poet, and
Madeleine Babin. petite Partsienne.
two figures in one Of the wars great
est romances. are living happily In
Monterey. Mex. It became known here
today With them is Georges Sheppey,
their love child" one Of the war ba-
bies who left a trail of wrecked
homes. broken hearts and shattered
~rainbows,
Mrs. Mary Woodson Shippey. wife
Of the poet. is still living in Kansas
City, recovering from the nervous
breakdown she suffered whom first in
formed of her husbands war romance.
with her is Georgette Babin, younger
SISTER of Madeleine. who herself mar
ried an American. and Madame Babin.
mother OF Shippey's affinity.
The tangled threads OF life. knotted
by fate, are gradually being adjusted
III the two homes with Shippey writing
occasionally TO his wife and the
mother Of his love child" correspond
ing with her sister and mother. The
couple. it was learned today. left their
kansas city home several months aRo
Shippey met hts wartime sweet
heart when he was billeted in her
home in Paris. Returning 10 America
Madeleine followed him across the At
Lantic.
The poet Informed his wife of his
Paris romance and asked her to ,di-
VERGE him so he could wed the Babin
girl. The wife refused by Madeleine
upon her arrival. told Shippey of ner
impending motherhood and the French
girl was taken into the Shippey home.
Despite their living IN the same house
Mrs Shippey instituted deportation
proceedings against her husbands
sweetheart. The government rejected
her request.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06

The Near East Relief operates main
Is in Bible lands. In Asia. but includes
also Russian Armenia in Europe. The
European Relief appeal is for Ger
many, Austria. Poland and other coun-
tries Of Central Europe.
The above statement is rnade with a
vie VITO clearing the confusion that
exists in many minds on the subject.
Some may wish 10 contribute TO ono
cause or the other only; others viii
EiXe TO both. But IN eithe case they
have a right 70 know which cause. or
causes. they are aiding when they give
their money, and 10 know that it goes
as they intend.
The undersigned is chairman OF
Near East Relief for this county This
organization was formerly known as
the Armenian and Syrian Relief and
is the only organization that is aiding
our friend and aIy-Armenia-in tho
crisis through which that stricken
LAND is passing. The Red Cross form
eriy operated in Russian Armenia. but
later turned over their work there to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
Crown POM News
Happenings Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital.

Fred Y, wheeier and his mother.
Mrs !. 7. Wheeler are leaving tonight
for Daytons, Fla. Mrs. EVheeler 10
spend the remainder OF the winter
there. Mr.. Wheeler will spend about
three weeks visiting v%arioua points IN
Florida and Cuba
George Reeder Of Hammond visited
in the home of Adam Reeder on wed
nesday.
W. G. whitehead and George Letz
made a business trip 80 Peoria. Ill,
on Wednesday.
The Chicago Heights Athletic club
rasket ball team met defeat st the
hands Of the American Legion basket
pail tossers at Central Music hall on
Tuesday might. when the fuaI wnlsle
blew the score stood % to 80 IN Crown
Points favor. Some briliisnt basket
tossing was done by the Crown Point
team and the game was snappy
throughout. the two halves. Crown OF
Gary refereed.
J. A. Donnaha has recently beer APP
pointed probation clerk in the erin
snal court. The office carries with il
the keeping Of all records in suspen-
sion 81 sentences. parole and all
sentences imposed by the criminal
court. The office carries with It q
small salary. Judge Smith made the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06

appointment,
Judge Harry Nicholson and Walter
kussInaul left last night for a trip to
Palm Beach. Fla. expecting to spend
several months there.
Tho Chamber Of Commerce held
their annual election of officers on
Monday night. which resulted in las.
wears officers being unanimously
elected for another year. c. J. Fate,
president; Joseph Brown. vice presi-
dent; John Fraas. treasurer. Directors.
z. r. Hard, otto FiGeld. VIII Letz, Ed
Geisen, george Sauerman. Adrian L
COPYRIGHT was made chairman of the
committee ia charge Of the annual din
uer which vii be held on Feb. T..
The remains of MIS-. Gertrude Hol-
ton were brought here from Chicago
on WEDNESDAYS for burial. Mrs. Hol-
ton was a resident n CEown Point IN
the early days. She has been an in
valid for several years. making her
home with her daughter. Mrs. walter
woods ~ chicago She was "a years
II age and leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Waltor Woods and three sons. Hoyt
Of Washington. charles o. Cleveland.
and Winfred OF New York.
Miss Lillian Henderlong has return
et 70 her chooI duties at Techney. III,
after p visit with relatives here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06

Near East Relief-believlng thai the
latter organization was handling the
Armenian problem IN Asia efficiently
and that II would be best for it to
take owe rail- the Armenian work.
Contributions for Near East Relief
should be sent to F. Richard schaaf.
Treasurer. LIST Eatl Bank Gary. Ind.
or to Thos. c. Day. state Treasurer.
G03 City Trust Bldg. Indianapolis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06

Trowe. After the program a very
pleasing and entertaining program
was rendered those appearing on the
program received silk flags from the
corps a. a token of their appreciation
Refreshments were served ana each
comrade present received an American
beauty rose and a flag. a fine social
time terminated the evening enter
tainment.
Word has been received from Joseph
Meyer a. New Orleans. La. stating
on his trip and viii return next Mon
cay.
The II. T.. Stub met at The home of
Mrs. A +. IIilbrich on sibley street.
Tuesday evening, music and games
were enjoyed and a very nice lunch
con was served The next meeting
will take place In two weeks at the
home Of Miss Dora Ulrich.
Mrs. william Heinbach OF GIL Doug
las venue who was taken to st.
Margaret's hospital Tuesday evening.
Is sufficiently conyelescent to see her
friend
Mrs. Harry Smith entertained the
Tuesday Afternoon Bridge CLUB ar a
one o'clock luncheon at her home. thu
highest scores were held by Mrs. T. W.
Oberlin n Mrs. J. II. Huchel. The
guests were Mrs. T. W. Oberlin. Mrs.
=. J.. Steelman, Mrs. Fl, &, Groman
and Mrs. Il. F. Allison.
The Ladies' Aid of the First Pres
byterian church will meet at the home
Of Mrs. VIM. r. Russell Of u west
Highland street Friday afternoon At
Pa. Mrs. Holms viii have charge of
the devotional and Mrs. Howard Stew
ems the lesson study.
The Germania Rebekan e72 /. O. O.
z. held their installation o. officers at
their regular meeting Tuesday even
ing January 4th, The installation was
performed by the Grand Master E. 3.
Cunert and suite. The following Off
GERS were installed: Noble Grand.
VOLTS Elster: vice council. Emma
Kroer: recording secretary. Cora
Helms; financial secretary. Lena John
son: treasurer, johanna Schreiber
chaplin. Emma Stoliey After the In
stallation a social time with refresh
ments was enjoyed.
9
Born to AIr. and Mrs. Harry Jones
Of Robertsdale, a daughter. Dorothy
daughter doing nicely.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
LARSEN'S BODY
HERE

The body Of Private Edward II. Lar
sen. who died in France. was expected
to arrive in Hammond this afternoon
over the Michigan Central railroad.
Word to that erect had been received
from the war department. but Il was
rot stated at what time the body
would reach Hammond
The funeral viii be held Saturday
morning, but a. yet arrangenents
nave not been completed. A special
meeting OF ex-service men Of Ham
mond will be held tomorrow evening
At the American Legion hail on East
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
REVIVAL MEETING

Special revival meetings are now be
ing held at the Holiness Methodist
church at corner OF Chicago avenue
and Hickory street to which the gen
eral public IS heartily welcome.
Rev. Jacob Williams Of Minneapolis,
Mimi. is in charge Services every
evening at 7:45 p, m. Come and bring
your friends with you and hear the
genuine old time gospel.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
CARD or THANKS

We wish to thank our friends. rels-
tives and neighbors for their assistance
and sympathy and for the use Of autos
at the death Of our husband and faith
or, George Jen. Also for the aoral
offerings.
rs Mrs. George Jen and Family.
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o AND
SOCIAL NEWS

Notice to all members of
the H. G.. C.-You are for
hidden to enter club on
Tuesday, Jan. II, after 4 b.
m, unless escorted by a
lady. Entire club and
grounds turned over to
ladies of club. Conan Scott,
president; Board of Direc-
tors. 10
Mrs. Sidney Bachman and daughter.
Laratane. formerly Of Hammond. now
or New York city. were guests Of Mrs.
Walter Lamborn. 1886 Harrison street
The forepart Of the week.
Or. and Mrs. p. w. Chidlaw have
returned from a visit 10 Cincinnati
where they spent the New Years holt
day.
Mr. and Mrs. e. s. Tiuman and
daughter have returned from 4 visit
20 North Manchester. nd.
%
Mrs. Frank Buchanan and daughter
Evelyn. wife and daughter Of ex-Con-
gresham Frank Buchanan of Chicago
spent a few days this week as the
guest of DR.. and Mrs, ". A. B1cfs-an
Of Holman street before leaving ID
spend the remainder Of the winter st
Los Angeles. Cali.
Mrs. Annis Mclean and Gladys Bell,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. B.. L P. Bell
of Webb street entertained at bridge
yesterday afternoon at their home.
The highest score was held by Mrs.
Pau Moorehead ana the second high
est score was held by Mrs. Paul Moore
head and the second highest by Mrs. r.
Betz. Jr. A prettily appointed lunch
con was served. the guests were the
Mesdames p. G. 1Foorehead, F. Betz.
Jr., r. II. Dean. n. Iddings, Fred Car
ter, Leoda McAleer, Kathryn Sharrer.
Mildred Sheerer and Kathryn Walsch.
One Of the most appropriate and i'm
pressive OF installations took place at
the Women's Relief Corps on Tuesday
evening. Tho president Mrs. Jennie
Hubbard presented ecah OF the retir-
ing officers with silk flags. Mrs. Nor
ton presented the past presidents with
PIN Mrs. Howell in a fitting pre-
kentstion speech gave Mrs. Hubbard a
cluster stand Of national flags sur
mounted by our own old glory. The
1920 officers presented Mrs. Hubbard
with a lovely basket of flowers. Mrs.
Lois Adkins made the presentation.
Mrs. Howell presided and with the as
distance Of. Mrs. Kahl. Mrs. Rick. Mrs.
Won Sinski. Mrs. Grace and Mrs. Petite.
installed the following officers for the
ensuing year: president, Mrs. Jennie
Hubbard; Jr. vice president, Mrs. Nor
ton; chaplain. Mrs. Jordon; guard, Mrs
Kaiser: assistant guard. Mrs. Ray;
secretary, Mrs. Lois Adkins; treasurer.
Mrs. Christine Colgrove; conductor,
Mrs. Verberkamus; assistant conductor.
Mrs. Wolf: patriotic instructor. Mrs.
knight: Mrs. Lanyon. press cores
pondent; musician. Mrs. Whitman; Gel
or bearers. Mrs. M~urninghan, Mrs. Nc
Cornell. Mrs. Hartlerhode and Mrs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06

state street. 20 make fnaI prepare
tons for the services. city officials
and civic organizations will De rep
resented at the funeral. which WITH be
in charge OF tho former soldiers. An
rouncemcnt OF the plans will be mad
tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
Statement Concerning
Near East Relief

The Near East Relief call for ala
for the Armenians is not the same as
the Hoover-Literary Digest-European
Relief appeal. There is no overlap Of
work between the two and no com
petition Both are worthy and both
ought TO be supported-but they are
diffarnn4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
EIwood }. Wade.

E1wood B. Wade, twent' three, Il
beire tried in BRIDGEPORT, Conn, for
the murder Of George B. NotI.
Mott was beaten with an iron bar,
sH and then stabbed \ it'll n -srv-
inR knife II his O. {. His widow,
Mrs. Ethel II. oft, is awaiting
trial for the same crime. The state
charges Wade killed Mott while
Mrs. Mott urged Wade on. Wade
denies cor1mi. ting the crime.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06

airs. F. spears Of 11eth street. Chi
cage. Ill, has returned to her home
after being the guest OF 81rs. Ed
Muenioh OF Ann street for the past few
days.
Jim Byrum of Fostoria. Ohio. is Wis
iting his sister and family Mrs. Philips
Of Hessville.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06

morrow afternoon
The D, n. Of r. r. club met at the
home Of the Misses Lena and Sarah
ReingolG OF 4ls Indiana avenue. Bunco
Yves played. the highest score was held
by Eva Taussig aud the second high
est by Helen Dobson. a nice luncheon
was served. The next meeting will
take place in two weeks at the home
of Miss Alice Greenberg Of 210 Mich
gan avenue
The Jewish Ladies' Aid met at the
home Of Mrs. NJ. Rothschild yesterday
afternoon. arrangements were made
for the annual card party which viii
take place Tuesday afternoon January
IS at the x. of p. hail, auction bridge
and pedro will be played. prizes and
refreshments, The next meeting Will
AXE place at the home Of Mrs. J. Blum
of Waltham street.
The Home Missionary Society OF the
First VI. r. church win meet at the
home Of Mrs. Roy Prevo Of $50 Eaton
street tomorro wafternoon at $50. All
Of the ladies of the church are invited,
-
Mrs. Jessie Wilson will entertain
the members of the Alpha Phi club a.
a one O'Clock luncheon at her home
tomorrow.
Marion Deming of Carroll street en-
tertained the Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge Club at her home yesterday,
the highest score was held by Mrs. r.
c. ~Crucpacker. the guests were Mrs. II.
A. Lanman and Mrs. J. G. Ibach.
The Directors OF the Alice Club will
meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
Mr., and Mrs. August schneider.
formerly Of Hammond, now Of Chicago,
are leaving Chicago FOR Philadelphia.
the first part Of next week to remain
for two or three months. The concern
by which Mr.. Schneider Is employed
has sent him east.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06

Although she is now seventy-fve
years old, Dowager Queen Alex
andra of Great Britain is actively
interested in innura cradle charities
end is a familiar figure in welfare
circles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS lads"
M
RE-PT,EATTNG

All kinds OF skirts IN one day. But
ton covering, hemstitchlnE. braidins
al work guaranteed. Call at Was
sey's. 81 state St. little west OF Hon
nan ST. Phone 446 Hammond. s-27
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06

Mrs. Howard Long will entertain
the Friday Afternoon Bridge club to
morrow afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06
Long corps . Indiana Haroor.

The Sunshine club Will not Meet at
the Country Cub his evening as the
women's Club are having gentleInen's
evening there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06

The w. r. z, OF Hampond VIII g.
10 Indiana Harbor tomorrow afternoon
for the installation Of officers and iai-
tiation Of candidates for the Harry c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-06

The Directors OF the Alice Club will
meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-12
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY
The sewinr cluh net Monday aftern

The Sewing club met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Weston c. Pullen.
 Mrs. Walter S. Camp of Portland. Me, is the guest of Mrs. Frederick S. Camp.
 Miss Magic V. Caruthers is visiting Mrs. Denison Gallaudet at Rockmoor farm, Stonington.
 Rev Eben Tirrell and Mrs Tirrell are spending few days at the home of Mir. and Mrs. H. A. TirreIL
 Miss Mary Paddock. Miss J. N. Aiken and the Misses Lu.as have returned after spending a week at The Senator, Atlantic City.
 William c. Gilman and his sister, Mrs Louisa c. Lane, who have been spending several months in California, have re- turned.
 Having been absent from town much oi the time for several months, the Misse. Bliss have returned to Norwich and hay, reopened. their bungalow on Washington street
 Major F. Russell Smith has returned from Middletown. where with other mem bers of the stan he accompanied Cover nor Lake for the ceremonies of the dedi cation of the new armory.
 Capt. E. H. Truex, Mrs Truex ant Mrs. D. D. Bidwell of East Hartford an, Mrs. R. N. Benjamin of Hartford wer week end guests of Mir. and Mrs. Lesli J. Brewer of 16S West Thames street