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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-18
Atthe .CountySeat

Mr.. cad Mira Nell Brown and family
and John Brown have returned from
Chicago whocO they were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mira r G Davis
afesdamss GIBBS and Wilmer and sew
SrR1 other members OF tho Womer'A
study duh will attend a 10Th district
meeting OF Federated clubs TO be hold
at Monticello on Thursday.
Loretta &unfsldt is confined to ths
home Of her parents. MT. and Mra
August Mcnfeht with g sewers case
OF the K1A A son. Carl, has also been
under the doctors care with the pre-
vaIlanx &Ar trouble that has bsen
troubifw so many people lately
AG1sm Nsttis elayton In confined to
ths hcns Of her grand mother. Mrs.
Margaret Heiser with the humps.
Mr.. and Nra- Joe Brown entertained
at q family dinner on Sunday In honor
Of Miss Mary Browns birthday ami
versary and who was at home from
Northwestern university over the week
end
Miss RUBY Grown spent Sunday at
Hebron with hsr brother. Senator VIII
Brown, who IS recovering from a Sc
wSrS attack Of pneumonia Jay Brown
and MIRA J. s. Crawford have been in
constant attendance on him since his
fitness several weeks ago.
Eugene Crowe1l OF this city is one
of the Incorporating members OF the
new corporation "CranneIl-Benton
company" which has recently been IN
c~orporatsd 80 Gary and do a general
contracting business. Tho capital
stock is $4,000 and the new firm is
composed of three members.
The F. O Coleman strawberry patch
near thu cemetery was quite badly
damaged by IRE on sunday night, the
vines catching from the smudE which
had been started to protect the straw
berry plants from the frost. The IRE
caused quite a bit of damage.
Court Bai1n John Donnaha started
in his duties In the criminal court on
Monday after a two weeks illness. but
was compelled to return to his home
after having collapsed in tho court
room The collapse was due to his
weakened condition.
Mr.. NJ. F. Johnston and daughter or
Plymouth. Ind. motored to Crown
Point on Saturday and spent the day
with his cousin. Mrs. j.. r. 8. Lenney.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Lowe of Chicago
spent the week end at the Crawford
home on Main street.
VIII Bivenman and family, who have
spent the past winter in Florida. re-
turned to their home here on Mon
day. They made the trip south last
fall in their machine and the return
trip was made the same way, stopping
off at Washington for a few days.
Miss Irene Greisel has resigned her
at the ~Allman-Gary company
Offices to take effect the early part or
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JunA- Her marriage to Louis Beige
I Of this city will take place June Is.
The many friends of Rev. ]. A. Ayl.
ing win be sorry to hear that he hal
had n relapse and has been very Ill
the past few days. However the Gpe.
~eialist. DR.. Knavil OF wesley hospita.
who performed the operation. WAS IN
Crown Point over Sunday and stated
that his complete recovery WAS only
a matter Of time
Mrs NJ e. D1nw1ddis has been under
the doctors care for several days. but
at this tims L. showing improvement
Sam Kat1 and Everett Pom. two Chi
cago boys were on trial In the criminal
court or Monday on a charge of rob
bling KATE and Bon On with
Walter Mcintosh and John Pom motor
cd out to Hammond on March 20. and
while two of the crowd went into the
store and held UP the proprietor. Chas
LASER, the other two stood guard They
got away with 1920 and three revolv-
ers. Atty. McAleer Of Hammond Is de-
Tending tho youths.
A public sala of the Parry house
hold goods will be held at the resi-
dence on East street on next Saturday
afternoon at / o'clock
II Is reported that thu heavy frost
on Saturday and Sunday nights did a
great Zeal Of damAKe TO growing
things in tths section. fruit and gar
den truck suffered to a great extent.
tho early potatoes and tomatoes being
badly nipped.
The city council met for their BIZ
monthly meeting on Monday night. no
business of Importance was transacted.
with the exception OF the appointment
Of Neil Brown to sit in tho city coun-
Gil, taking the place of Daniel Vincent,
who died last week. Mr.. Brown has
accepted the appointment.
Mrs. Otto Ffne1d delightfully."- enter
tanned q party OF guests on Monday
night at a bridge party. tho prizes be-
ing won by Mrs. Ruth Wheeler and
Mrs. C. D. Root The house was pref
tny decorated in spring flowers and the
guests were served a delicious lunch
con from Hastily appointed tables,
About 20 women enjoyed Mrs. Fiheld's
hospitality.
Mrs. J. W. OFT entertained several
ladies at dinner and bridge on Tues
day night. complimentary to Mrs. Ed
Adams OF Kankakee. ILL.,, who Is her
house guest for several days.
Mrs. August Johnson was a charm
ing hostess to the teachers OF the
upper grades in the north ward school
on Tuesday evening. entertaining at
Dinner and a social hour following.
A deal was closed on Tuesday where
by Ralph Bradford becomes the owner
Of the Salisbury house on Court street.
having purchased the place from r.. F.
Hayes on Tuesday. the consideration
being $4,000. The house Is undergoing
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The May horse sale drew a fair sized
crowd and several valuable pieces Of
horse esh changed hands. About 16
head were shipped to Chicago.
Rev. Aging. who had a relapse on
Sunday was taken to the Wesley hos
pital on Monday night and will remain
there for special treatment or until
his condition warrants his removal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughes OF Ham
mond are spending this week in Crown
Point with Mr.. Hughes parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. Hughes. Mr.. Hughes Is
having his vacation. being employed in
the Hammond postofice.
Walter Cleveland has purchased the
addition to Crown Point and rumor
says will erect a modern dwelling there
in the near future.
New marriage licenses are: George
Fl. Haburjak. Jr.. Martha Runge. Gary:
Mike Markuz, Frances Vrbancic. Ham
mond; James white. Beatrice Greene
Indiana Harbor: Charles S. Gray. vir-
giniA NJ. Green. Gary: sherman II. BILL
inga. Pearlie Lee Holmes. Gary; Ed
ward n. Harr, Marian Hazel Deming.
Hammond; Jim Hunter. Blanche Bax-
ter. Gary; James A Chokos. Dimitra
M~anataras. Gary: Ralph Paynes. Han
nah Muck. Gary; Felix ChwassIczew-
k Franciczka Kupisz. Indiana Har-
Dor; Luther King. Cora Williams.
Gary; Alex Kish. Ida Suta, Indiana
Harbor: Charles X. Anderson. Ham
mond, virginia r. Clifford, Chicago.
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extensive repairs and during tho time
of remodeling the Bradfords will oc-
cupy the Parry residence on East
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Major Altman of Chi
cago spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Altman. The Major ALI
mans are contemplating coming to
Crown Point to reside as soon as they
can find a suitable location, Mr.. ALL
man having accepted a position with
the Altman Gary Title pan be-
ginning his new work the nrst OF June.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-18
Spring Skirts
at $5.75

Wool Serge = Wool Jersey - File Silk
Here are unusual values in skirts for women priced
ridiculously low. The navy serge and wool jersey
comes in plain or pleated styles. and beautiful
colors of rose. navy, copen and taupe in file silk.
This rare opportunity for a savings should not be
overlooked.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-18

This sale involves practical
ly our entire stock of womens
and misses spring coats, suits
and dresses that must be dis
posed of Immediately. For
this reason value giving here
the next three days will leave
a deep impression upon those
who quickly take advantage
Of it. Printers ink and cold
type cannot begin to emph-
asize the remarkable savings
to be sttained-an attend
ance and inspection will tell
the quality. materials and
workmanship are like those
that possessed much higher
pricing at the start Of the
season.
To hesitate even one day may
be a loss of a particular gar
mcnt you might have wished
for-thus it is essential for a
selection tomorrow while the
assortments and sizes are in
tact.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-18

With recent purchases from New York supplemented with other purchase, at price cor;
sewing of S.. $40 and even SIS will be made on each coat OF wrap you choose Styles
and materials of finest sr are shown in cdoc you will approve as becoming. If you
have been wanting a new wrap or coat do moth hesitate to sht one now for prices
have reached their lowest levels
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-06-23
BROOkSNTLLE NEWS

Great excitement was aroused n
mong the people here Sunday evening
when fire was discovered in Mrs
Oliver Bowers house 1t was so far
along that il could not he put out and
the Bower house and the residence of
SilaS Petit. adjoining. were burned to
the ground. Mr.. Petit has some insur-
ance but Mrs. Bower did not.
Ollie UmStead returned home last
week from Huntington where he has
been in school for the past few months
Mr.. and Mrs. Ores HerSman and
children, of Spencer are visiting rela-
tiveS here.
Mrs. T. G. Cain has been sick for the
past few days.
w. ii. Brummage and son. Wilbert
of Washinton. w. Va were here on
business Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bower and little
son were visiting relatives nj ParkerS-
burg the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Margaret Nelson. of near Hart
ley. is here visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Mack Crisis. while her son. Henry. is in
Il ParkerSburg hospital. He was in Il
critical condition for II while but is
now getting along nicely.
j. T. Knight and son. Hale. made
Il business trip to Glenville this week
Mrs. Albert HenderShot and daugh-
tors Mildred and Hazel. of Akron, O..
are visiting relatives here
Mrs. Dennis Cronin returned home
last week from parkcrsbur@ She was
there receiving medical treatment
Miss Celia Stevens. of CIarksburg. has
been visiting her parents for the past
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was shopping here the first of last
week
w. l.. Sinners of Revere. was here
Saturday visiting his mother. Grand
ma" Sinners
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Hcrldon Mccartney
and son. Eustacc. of Booger Hole. were
visiting ut l.. +. Fcrrcll'S last week
Miss Wimifred Ayers was visiting
Miss Ellie Whipkcy last sunday
Rev. Ofa Bennett and wife were shop
ping in GrantSyille one day last week.
w. III. Ayers spent sunday at Revere
Ross Springston. of Tanner. was Il
pleasant caller at the home of Miss
Effie Whipkey Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hickman was visiting her
daughter. Mrs. KeSter Divers. of WcaSe
Ridge. Saturday and Sunday
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.ARNOLDSBURG ITEMS

We had IL very heavy rain late Sal
urday evening. Milestone had six feet
of water in it. doing considerable dam
age.
There are some few slips i'm our new
Class y Road. but they are no hind
rance to travel.
The GrantSville baseball team Jour
Leyed To our town Saturday for Il game.
and got licked To the tune of to >
Each team is charged with one error.
Lad there been none the score would
lave been to in ArnoldSbur's favor
togar struck out 10 men and allowed
only hits; Campbell famed and
allowed $ hits This was one of the
Lest games ever played in the county
We will try To take their measure ON
he Gran:Sville diamond ucXr SATURDAY..
We are pleased to say that EVANSVILLE
as real ball team. and are IL fine
lunch Of fellows To play with
'mr manager. Mr.. Chcn0wcth. treated
III the team TO ice cream and drinks
Or our excellent work. after the game.
* play Rcrdy here the Fourth.
The local baptist church will Ice dcd-
lated on sunday. July 3lst.
Watch for Cur biz Fourth of July
Program.
l.. l.. Hays made II business trip to
ar.crSburg and returned last week.
Oily Parsons purchased Il Fora car
asst week and he and his latLcg were
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WHITE PINE NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Wright and child
rem. of Adena. Ohio. are visiting at
Claude WeaSeS.
Miss Dolly Sinners returned to her
home here after spending several weeks
at Akron, Ohio with her brother. Earl
Sinners.
Mrs. BERTHE Halterman and children
Arthur and Ruby. of Tucker county
are visiting NJ. H. Right and family.
Miss Gene Ayers was visiting ut Re
we're n few days last week.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hickman, Mrs. Roy Kemp
or and son. fIatZcl. were calling on Mrs.
:. III. Sinners enc day laStt week.
Misses Brrricc. Madeline and Sadie
Westfall and Dad" Sweeney attended
the show ut Grantsville Wednesday
night
Miss Efic Whipkey has returned 10
her home hcre after spending several
weeks AT llarriSyille with relatives
Iva Ayers joined the state Police
force and is Row at Charleston.
Rev Ofa Bennett purchased a Baby
Overland few weeks ago
NIesSrS. james Martin and Leo -.
Jackson. of Big Springs. were here one
day the past week.
Mrs. ". II. Jackson. of Big Springs.
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FREED ITEMS
delayed from Last Week.

We had fine rain here Monday
evening doing much good. as crops were
beginning Ia suffer on account of the
drought.
VIM. Snider. of this place is visiting
his daughter. Mrs. c. W. HaddoN at
ParkerSburg. Mrs. HaddoN is pa
tient ut the Camden Clarke Hospital.
having recently undergone an operation
for appendicitis. AT last reports She
was getting along fine.
Mrs. Blanche Busch and son. Roscoe.
who have been visiting at Parkersburg.
returned to their home at this place
Monday
Guy Freed and Murl Smider are own
erS of new Overland cars. Clint Nor
riSon has purchased new Ford.
The Leading Creek ball team motorcd
to McFarlan Sunday and defeated that
team to !. The game did not 90 the
full nine innings. as the McFarlan lads
got discouraged and quit before the
local boys got warmed up.
Manager Scott Fluharty has secured
IL game with the fast Harrisville team
for Sunday which will he PLAYED ON the
home grounds. This should be u good
game and every one is invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Smider. who have
been visiting relatives ut parkershurg.
returned TO their home on Three Mile
Monday.
The Hope Gas Co. has begun drilling
IFS Martin No. above town.
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PROVEN BY PATHFINDER

If any proof were needed of the
stories related 10y the GrantSville lad
les who accompanied the local team to
Genville n few weeks ago. concerning
the indignitieS heaped upon them by
some of theGlenville fans. it is amply
furnished I'm the extreme left-hand col
umn of the Glcnville Pathfinder of last
week. The editor of the Pathfinder
probably spends his spare time coach
ing that portion of the Chenille root
crS who 50 rudely offended the Grants
willie ladies.
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I'm reply To the correspondents UucS-
zion. the Chronicle has To saw that il
now. a. IL always has been. * very
willing To give any of its space to
county educational news or to articles
nat might he Of interest To the schools
and those connected with them What
little school news we get wind of we
try To run down and publish the details
and we would appreciate very much if
some one would prepare an educational
column. giving the news of interest TO
the teachers and students. each week
We will publish it all right.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-06-23
WANTED

Fifty Christian homes which will
bear careful investigation for fifty
homeless children (moStly small boys)
all OF whom are in good physical condi-
ton and anXiously desiring mother and
father love. OPEN YOUR HEART
AND HOME TO THESE FUTURE
CITIZENS OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Applications may lie secured from
Miss stella Parker. Agent State Board
OF Children'S Guardians, Parkersburg
w. VA. CIT
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Mems furnishings

Clothing to go '1 AT COcT
Mems Hats "a good one) Sale Pr;ceS1 10
Mems Caps worth $275 2 s.s Sale Pr;ca q 10
Mems Silk Shirts worth S. so Sale Price &c m
we haven't space to quote prices.
See the many Bargains on Display Counter
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-06-23

by our County Superintendent. | feel
sure each paper would he delighted To
all educational news sent in-wouldn't
YOU. gentlemen?
Come on. LET'S he happy and good
ncighborS.
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week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Propst. Of
GrantSville. were guests of Mrs. W. o.
INSTEAD Sunday
Little George White. of Annamoriah.
Is visiting his father. DIR. l. c. White.
lie is able TO he out on crutches.
Everett lIcndcrShot and family. of
GraniSville. were visiting relatives here
sunday.
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in town last week.

in town last week
Wheat is almost ready to harvest in
this section. Some grass has already
been cut.
our esteemed townSman. Al School
craft. is critically III al hj:. home with
Il growth ou the brain lie is Totally
blind form the effects of the growth
He went To parkcrSburg and consulted
Or Davis who advised and operation
would do 40 GOOD.
:. j. Turner came over with the
GrantSvillc team Saturday and took
dinner with his brother. Harvey
Delayed from Last Week.
About thirty-fivc applicants took the
examination here June . and 10.
DrummcrS were here this week
thick aS houey-bccS The Class \ Road
brings 'em in.
An outing party of six or eight cars
from Spencer dinnGred at Jizly Wood.
just above town Sunday.
Rccdy was here in full force Satur-
day but tn" game was called in the last
half of the third ON account Of rain
The score was , to- i'm favor of Reedv.
but should say we had them going.
We had scored two runs in this inning
\ltiZcr on second. no hands out. and
"rlPr' "S'r am" Turns up next
'''"N'" l." us IKE II Wo"i" nave heeh
'"SH' hP''.E Il me p''ilch OF sports
'''' we ,""N lor""r" 10 'ile "aH when
~" H''e' 'ileIll again \ me
.''''''''' Vi r""'erS were mere from k'edN.
wen do our "darndcSt' To clean up
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-06-23
Where Small SAVINGS Count.

Small savings are like stones In a
bridge; they form firm support TO
carry one over tie food Of an emer-
gency.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-06-23
Ladies Furnishings

his Department is being supplied with new goods
every two weeks We therefore in sha furnish
you with the latest styles and patterns and during the per
100 OF this SALE all prices will be the quick Quite
Re" numbers to clean out regardles Of what they
Look this department over carefully
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-06-23
Shoes!!
Shoes!
Shoes!!!

we have already placed our order for Fall
for Peters Famous Diamond Brand Guar
u anteed All-Leather Shoes, and during the
sale will make sweeping reductions on ev-
erythng in stock. Come look them over
!. 1t will be money in your pocket
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A a, d.

A Dandy Kitchen Cabinet
AS we sald the onset you not ready get ready Ate
bargains on which it is impossible to quote prices This s.
money and thereby helps put in shape to visit the market
Goods for Same Money Same Goods for Gee NJ 'Ne
thanking you for past patronage ansocng liberal
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-07
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. L. U. Wetzel and
little son Louis, have returned from
L!ttleton where they had spent the
past week as the guess OF Mrs. Wet.
zel's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.sB.
Potit. They were accompanied
home by the latter's niece, Miss Mir
lam Grace Petit OF Warrington who
had been visiting in Littleton and
she will spend several weeks here.
Mrs. M. L. Sturm and mother,
Mrs. E.. j Kinkead of Morgantown
are spending several days In the
city with the formers daughter Mrs
Dan Block.
Mrs. Margaret Lehman who had
ben the guest Of the Misses Huldah,
Sarah and Mary Taylor at their
nome in Pittsburgh has returned
here and will spend several days
and will then so to Mt. Lake Park
to spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Amos and lit
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ing from e severe illness at her
home on Emerson street.
Mr.. and blrs, Harry b. Crane and
daughter, Mss Christine, have re-
ttirned 10 their home ia Clarksbure
after visit with the formers
mother, Mrs John B. Crane. On
Cleveland avenue
Miss Emma Bartlett Of Naming.
ton, and Miss Maude sseaton. 3,
Romney, are the guests OF Mrs. A.
- Heftner At her home on Cleyel
land avenue. M.
Miss MARY. Hanley, Of uniontown.
Pa, Is the guest OF the Misses Muir.
ply at their home on jackson
street. She Is en- route home from
Wheeling and Cameron where She
had visited relatives.
Mrs. s. q. Phillips and sister,
Miss Beryl Stewart, are, leaving
their nome at Warrington today. for
q several weeks stay on the coast
Of Maine. ! -
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fox, OF Jam.
ison street, have returned from
Pittsburgh where they had spent
several days with relatives
Q. Q. Shafer has returned from
Cincinnati, Ohio, where he had. a.
tended the National convention 81
the Baptist Young Peoples Union
Of America.
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'RITTSRURG WOMAN
MUST GO 10 JAIL
Her Defense in a Boot;
! Logging Case Went to
Smash

The trial Of Mrs. Annetta Ro-
tetla, Of Pittsburgh, charged with
violating the state prohibition laws,
was held before Justice E. Al. Bill
ltngslea and q Jury yesterday and
resulted In q verdict Of guilty. a
sentence Of four months in the
county jail and q fine of $500 and
costs was stayed by Attorneys Er.
nest Bell and u. C, Musgrave who
gave notice Of an appeal and fur
nished a. bond Of $1,000.
A number Of sensational feat
ures marked the trial, one Of which
was the evidence Of q young man
who was expected to testify for The
defense but gave the evidence that
weighed most heavily with the Jury
In finding their verdict. Z
Mrs. Rotella was arrested on the
night Of July / at Grant Town BY a
posse Of deputy shertffs, and 8
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tie son and Miss Hazel Frey mo-
tored to Pittsburgh today for Wis
it with relatives.
John Gordon Smith, Of jenkins
Ky. is in the city on business in cou
ncction with the G Consolidation Cosl
company.
Mrs. H. l. Linger Of Ronceyerte.
W. Va, is the guest Of her son B.
II. Linger and family at their home
on View avenue Mr., LInger who
has been III with typhoid fever for
three weeks Is doing nicely at this
time.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Ellis
ut their home, 40S Walnut avenue,
a son. He has been named William
Henry, Jr.,
Miss Blanche rrice of lgarrt19
ton, returned to Faifnont Wednes-
day morning to resume her studies
at the summer school at the state
normal school after being in Ma
son hospital, where she had. her
tonsils and adenoids removed
Clarksburg Exponent.
Mrs. Carl H. Becker has return.
ed from Clarksburg where she had
been tho guest for several weeks
Of her sister, Mrs. Alfred Wallace,
Mr., Becker Joined her there for the
week end.
A nine pound baby daughter was
horn July 4 to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
West, at their home at 321 Quarry
avenue. She has been named Irene
Beatrice.
Mrs. W. B. Dickerson is recover.
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quarts o. whislev ma a nuu,ber Of
bottles OF Fernct Branca. contain.
ing 50 per cent Of alcohol found n
the automobile owned by her Three
men were IN The car With her Al the
time of her arrest Ms RoeeiIa
tod tfie Officers khat she WIS the
owner 81 tlie ear and tie }yshislsevs
Yesterday she denied hayiiir made
this statement and saiti +that ! IN
swhisl was the property 81 Louis
!, Talefico and that she Ind no know
;Etdge 81 The. pres enee a., the hanine,.
III the car. 4
+ a number q witnesses for the
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Miss Irene Toothman and Earnest
Toothman, all Of Keystone; Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Clayton and daughter,
Edna, Of Fairview; Mrs. Llnnte
Yeager, of Fairview; Mr.. and Mrs.
LENA Rinehart, daughter, Naomi,
and son, Albert, Of Fairview; Miss
Dorothy Toothman, Howard Tooth.
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tooth.
man, of Gray's Flats.