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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-17
POPULAR DELL

April 16-Miss Eula Gilmore, one
of Burneville's most popular young
ladies and Mr.. William Renfroe, one
Of Poplar Dell's best known young
men were married in Pensacola Thurs
day afternoon. The friends of this
young couple wish them a happy life.
Mrs. Renfroe is one of the teachers
in the Burneville High School. Mr..
Renfroe is connected with the Martin
Mercantile Company of Bluff Springs
Mr.. u. NJ. Gilchrist and Master Clar-
ence Bilbray visited relatives near
Mobley community Thursday.-Misses
Inez and Thelma visited Mrs. Lucy
Kendric Thursday.-Mr. w. c. Bar.
row was in Flomaton on business
Thursday.-Miss Senie Johnson is Wis
iting Mrs. w. c. Barrow and famiy
this week.-Mr. n. Bilbray was in
Flomaton Monday evening.-Mr. ard
Mrs. NJ. c. Dreamer, Miss Mamie and
Master Willard visited Mr.. and Mrs
Kelley's family Wednesday-Miss IneZ
Taylor is at home on her vacation
following the closing of her school,.
Mrs. J. T. Taylor visited Mrs. L
Williams family Thursday.-Mrs. Is
A. Willett visited Mrs. Albert Cooper
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-17
PINE FOREST

April ia number from here at
tended the birthday party given at the
home OF Mn and Mrs. II. Yonl5ers
saturday night in celebration of the
18TH birthday of their youngest daugh-
ter.-Relatives and friends sympathize
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Virgins IN
the entire loss of their home and
store by fire.-Mrs. Z. Yonker and
mother-in-law Mrs. II. Yonker. spent
the day Tuesday with Mrs. William
Doyle.-A singing was held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Pierce
tuesday night.-Miss Arsuley Candy
spent Tuesday night with Miss Norah
Brewton.-Miss Leila Cowan spent
wednesday night with Miss Maude
Doyle.--A party OF young people went
kodaking Sunday afternoon, among
them Misses Norah Brewton, Mabel
kirksey, Maude Doyle, Messrs Celes-
time Mimms, John Frater, Teddy Doyle.
Mrs, w. r. Owens spent Tuesday
with Mrs. William Doyle.-Miss Leila
Cowan has returned to Pensacola af-
ter spending several weeks here with
her mother.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Virgins who have been visiting with
relatives and friends here since Mon
nay have returned to their home I'm
Pensaeola.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Virgins and Mr. and Mrs, William
olsen were visitors at the home OF Mr..
ana Mrs. William Doyle Wednesday.
MI A. j. Ramsley OF Pine Forest
was IN the city on business Friday
Mr and Mrs, ~. Brewton called on
lheir daughters. Mrs. II. L. Webb and
Mrs. James Webb, OF Pine Forest,
ms week.--Mr, Teddy Doyle spent
euhuay night with mr. Louis Frater.-
number from Pine Forest attended
The holinesA services Saturday and
Sunday night held at Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Johnson'A home.--Misses Norah
Brewton and Maude Doyle and John
Frater and Ceiestine Mimms called on
Mrs, !, Q, Peters Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs, o. Daniel and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Doyle called on Mr. ana
Mrs. II. u. Candy sunday afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-17
Jockey SCHOOL TO
HOLD TRACK MEET
Seventh and Eighth Grades to Hold
Meet Friday-Splendd Meeting
Parents Teachers Is Held.

The annual inter class track meet
between the Seventh and Eighth
grades of the Joseph B. Jockey school
will be held on the school grounds
Friday. April %.
Training and preparation for the
meet is under the supervision of Alex
Olsen of the Y. NJ. C. A. The follow
ing events make up the program:
shuttle race, (girls).
shuttle race, (boys).
3-Push ball, relay, (girls).
4-Broad jump, relay, (boys).
Broad jump, relay, (girls).
6-Tug- of-war, (girls).
Tug war, (boys).
S-100-yard relay, (boys).
Much interest is being taken in the
meet and the advantages of super
vised athletics in the school is being
plainly demonstrated.
One of the most interesting and
best attended Parents Teachers meet
ings of the school was held last Tues
day evening at the school building
About $50 fathers and mothers were
present. During the business session
the patrons of the school very earn
estly discussed school problems. Fol-
lowing this special reports were given
by the teachers. At the close of the
business session an excellent program
was given by the children of the
school. The later part of the evening
was given over to the parents and
problems. During this time a de-
licious ice course was served.
teachers for the discussion of school
Special preparation is being made
for a Jockey School Visitors Day. The
exact date has not been decided upon.
On this day the parents and visitors
will be given an opportunity to visit
the children in their class rooms, hear
them in recitation and be closer to
their school life.
Rehearsals are being held daily for
the May Festival. The program this
year promises to even surpass the ex-
cellent programs given in preceding
years. The May Queen has been
chosen but her identity is to remain
a secret until the day of her crown
ing.
At the special Friday morning chap
ell exercises an unusually pleasing
program was given by Miss Dora Lee
Clarks room, 6-A-2. Following was
the program:
Song by school, Soldiers Chorus;
Prayer by school; piano solo, Spring
time Waltz" Mary Dunning; vocalI
solo, Love Light in Your Eyes" EN-
lily White; Springtime, ten boys and
girls; violin solo, J. E. Watson; song |
by school, America the Beautiful"
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and Miss SCofield of New York, Mrs.
bowman and Miss Bowman of At
lanta, and Mrs. Blair BurwelI of Jack
sonville, were out of town guests and
were each presented with a box of
candy-Six guests Joined the happy
party for the dainty two course lunch
con.
r. L. Hardage of Charlotte, N. c..
was the guest this week of his sister,
Mrs. Ray Woodbury..
Next Sunday, April 18th, the COM
mencement sermon of the Greensboro
high school will be preached by DR.. H.
G. Davis, pastor of the Quincy Method
1st church. Fine program has been
arranged for the following Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, closing with
commencement exercises and presenta-
ton of diplomas Friday evening.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-17
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS.

TeXas-Coast-Br river gas
buoy ?, reported missing from station
April 18th; will be replaced as soon as
practicable.
c. e. G. S. charts Nos. 525, 1891.
Light list, Atlantic coast, 1921, 6. $50,
No. 2231.
Buoy list, Sth district. 1920, p. SIS.
Coast pilot, section E, 1916, p. al.
By order of the commissioner of
lighthouses.
E. S. LANPHIER,
superintendent of Lighthouses.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-17
SIX CAPITAL CASES
ON VOLUSIA DOCKET

DELAND, April 16.-Six capital cases
are on the docket for the spring term
Of the circuit court grand jury now
in session. Twenty-Five prisoners are
in jail and several are out on bond
pending the findings of the jury.
Those charged with capital crimes
include:
Clarence Jabson, charged with the
murder of a negro at Bona Side
Charles MacWells is being held as an
accessory.
Annie Nerof negress of Daytona, is
charged with the murder of her hus-
band.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-17

Monday.-Mr. j. Dobbs went to Pen
sacola Sunday evening remaining I'M
til Thursday on jury duty.-Mr. W.
H. Bowman returned from Pensacola
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Peoples
small son, Master Martin Peoples, is
i'll at his home.-Mr. Clarence Bilbray
has recovered from an attack of pneu-
monia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-17
MIAMI HAS QUARTER
MILLION LAND DEAL

MIAMI, April -416.-James r. Reid,
recently paid $4,000 for one-half in
terest in a tract comprising 90 lots on
the beach.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12
Paroled
Covict
Arrested
Hammond Police Gather in
James McKellery, Who
Will Return

Hammond police took in another pa
rolled convict yesterday when James
MckeIlery, colored, was yankod from
the little dance which was being given
at the State Line House on Plumner
ave.
McKellcry was arrested on a com
plant Of L. II. Brown, an !. H B. switch
man who lives in one Of the boarding
cars just across the state line in the
Burnham yards Brown returned to
The car last night and found that his
travelling bag and personal effects. in
'Iuding a valuable watch and chain had
been stolen. The articles we're valued at
sos
Another man who stays at the car re-
called that McKeuery had been there
during the evening. McKellery had
come 70 the place two weeks a 60 asking
for something 10 eat. The men had
generously permitted him e stay there
while they supposed lie was looking for
work. Last night he improved the op-
portunity ana bit the hand that fed
hfm brovn reported His loss TO the
police and Officers Warner and Carlson
traced MckclIery TO the State Line
House. a colored resort whore he was
having a gay time when arrested.
Investigation later revealed that he
boarding csr from which the theft had
bcen committed Was Just over on tile
Illinois side of the state line. This
morning McKellery was turned over 80
chief Nitz Of the West Hammond police
and it is probale that the man viii be
bound over TO the Cook county grand
jury In August, 1918 he was arrested
IN hammond forsstealtnE All automobilr
which he sold in Chicago. For this
he was sentenced to JefferSonvllle anC
was paroled after serving the minimum
sentencc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12
lNKETING TRIPS CAUSE CLASHES IN THE LEGISLATURE
TOUGH TIME
FOR BALLOONISTS

Few tales of adventures exceed
the experiences of the three Ameri-
can naval baIIOnfsts who have Just
arrived back in civilization from
the northern wilderness. Here are
some of them;
HOwIing wolves mcnaced them
when they made fire and attempt
ed to snatch few hours sleep.
They had no weapons and were
tautaIiEed by tame patrIdges and q
moose that ventured near them.
They tried 30 Kill the birds by ninE-
ing missiles at them.
They packed dry grass inside
their underwear TO keep them
warm.
They had only one box of matches
and were SO careful that they used
only two OF them i'm two days.
They wrunR the neck of their car
rier pigeons and broiIed them, eat-
Ing bones and all.
kIOOr hit NcnturesOme climbers
jack" snOwbird with stick but
failed to retrieve II before IL dew
away.
They got the first idea of their
location by the North star.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12
HSCOTTY'
LICKED
THE HOBOS

John Tierney, better known as Scotty
is resting up at the Hammond police
station after steering clear Of the place
for many months. Scotty used to get
stewed pretty often and when in his
cups is one Of the most pugnacious fell
lows the police have 20 deal with.
Yesterday afternoon he was picked
up sadly intoxicated. Hts unconscious
form was put away for the night at the
station. lie partially recovered his
senses shortly after midnight and then
the fun began His usual stunt on
awakening in jail Is to try TO whip the
man who put him there Last night he
started on a couple Of hoboes Who were
sleeping with him.
Cries for help brought Sergeant Kunz
and other officers TO the rescue Of the
tramps When Scotty was finally sub
dued the cops were all breathing ltard
and one Of them was shy g trousor leg.
This morning Seotty asked to be eN-
cused from appearing in police court
because Of a sprained ankle His re-
quest was granted and his case was
continued until tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12
. .SHRINERS INSTALL
THEIR NEW OFFICERS

Hundreds % Shrmers participated
tho installation Of the newly electet
officers OF Orak Temple Shrine tn'
other night. The ceremony OF install
lation was a most impressive one and
the temple was filled with Shriners
from all over Lake and adjacent coun
tics. The following were installed il
office.
winfred D. Hun5er Of Gary Porcn
Kate.
John Morthland- Chief Rabban.
Richard Observation-Disclosures Rab-
ban.
Wits Ford Priest and Prophet
Robert Gills-Oriental Guide.
Theodore Moor--Treasurer.
George Q. Mallett--Re Recorder
Jacob Kasper-- Marshall.
The ceremony Of installation was
conducted by Past Potentae William
Earle OF Gary, assisted by Retiring
Potentate \. J. Smith OF Hobart.
The installation of officers " as Co1
lowed by refreshments and informa
.aIks by the new and retiring officers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12
WOOD APPROVES
DISARMAMENT
toosier Representative De
clares IT. S. Should Take
Immediate Action

WASHINGTON Jan. l2 -Gepreseul
tive Wood Of Iudiana. chairman of an
ppropriatlon subcommittee. told th
louise that "the Jtited states Shout
axe immediate stris toward disarma
aert" without waiting FOR an agree
ncnt with other nations. If we fol
low such 8 program, ne asid. 9Th
sentiment Of the rest IT The world vii
oe so aroused that other nations vii
toiow in our wake
Tho Indiana representative said tina,
Turing the current year Great Britain
vas spending $410.o0ooQo for arma-
nents. France s1-o.00o.ooo Italy SIS
100000 and Japan $4,000, ,o0u II,
added that during the last dfty year
he operating expenses III the fAmert
AN government lad Increased e.pot
ser cent-from t293.651ooO in 1870 t,
;6.l53.7i6,o geo in fa2o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12
HARRIS IS
MUCH IN
EVIDENCE.
Objects 10 Rules Committees
Recommendations
Today


INDIAN APoLIS' mo- Jan. l@4--F9rst
olashes of the present session of the
teneral Assembly oeVeloPed on the moor
- me mouse To-Day over FeeoIf-iile flea-
1enS c1 me Fuies cotlinllIee ana alottler
over the Severel proposed Junketing
trips or the legislators.
Nlneleeh plls were introduced II nc
holse and twelve in ne senate enlel
among the house measures was one
introduced by Rep Daily' OF Allen
seunty' providing oplonal ADOPTION py
counties q 100000 or more population
of purchasing asent system for the
buying Of supplies None Of the house
etls were administration measures.
Chief among those introduced IN the
upper house was the beardsley bil pro
Nidins for an optional primary ior the
domination of candidates for county and
eity offices on the vote 81 precinct com
lnitteemea.
me senate passea uhder suspension
ef the rules the SPECIFIC appropriation
nl4l passed py the mouse yesterday set
ting aside 100000 to Ray the expenses
of the present session
Both houses voted 20 accept INVITA-
Ions Tor tours oi inspection or the state
normal school At TerFe Haute Jam 1S.
and the Calumet Region IN Lake county.
Jan. r.
Both houses adjourned until l9 clock
Friday morning. no session VIII rs
held tomorrow, the day De4hs occupied
by Visit IF 1he ieslsi alors ia IA
Fayelte' WAe1e eley III iAS psNt ei.S
s1ase soiuisi9 'l'o en-
Nerslt|
Ihe nFst c4ash vs. prec1pi1ated oy
RepV. Harris ot Lake county VINO op-
jected to the rules committee 3 recon-
nenoation that me autnor II eecn oli
give a digest not exceeding 500 words
explaining the measure, hepV, harris
centehaed sucn Su1l'lia1y hlisll li'-
1ocently ser 1orth Inisiead diIl6 norma
ton as TO the result OF plh opening
me way ior the passage ol VICIOUS ie sis-
lation
lie also opposed recon fFlen e llol
that no bills be introduced after the
forty-hfth day or the session Wllaeu'
majority consent on the ground 1aat
new members Just iearnlhs 1he FopsS
wouldn't De ready 70 present 'lei'
measures WITHIN ma 1liil.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12
CHINKS RECOVER
THEIR STOLEN HOARD
Negro Bandits Create a StiI
in Gary's Chinatown
Last Night

Just as four Chinese employees of Lee
longs Laundry at 51I Jackson street
in Gary has finished their long das :
abor last night and were peacefullN
nufing their pipes. two armed negro
highwaymen bounded into the front
ioor throwing the former inhabitants
# the Orient into a terror.
It was with some difficulty that tho
NO negro bandits made the China boys
understand when they we're ordered e
hrow up their hands and turn over their
ayiugs, but somewhat acquainted with
american ways, they hoped into action
yhen the bandits rcvolvcr's penetrated
heir third ribs.
Me ne got moncc" Lee Tong slyly
,cmarked Me payum Amelican man
lim bill and taken all.
But the two bandits were wiser thar
t.e Tong imagined. one continued tho
search while the second highwayman
reid the terror stricken Chinese at bay
Here it am boy" said the first rohber
displaying trunk. hidden beneath some
lothes and not waiting to make a
search OF the contents. carried the bank
ut Of the door on the run.
Through Jackson Park, policeman
gave chase a few minutes later, recoV-
ring the trunk, but the two bandits ha6
led 70 safety in the darkness. In their
hasto they had failed to examine tho
trunk very throughly and missed some
$243.5o in paper money and silver and
i've dollars in pennies
Lee Tong grinned a. smile of apprecta-
ZION when the police turned over the
trunk and his savings. Maybe Lee viii
write back to HonEkoug and tell them
that Gary has one Of the best police de-
partments I'll the United states.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12
GARY CASES IN
CRIMINAL COURT
fsreclAL 10 rHE rlNEsl

CROWN POINT, Ind. Jan. 12.-Fred
Bennett OF Gary was found guilty Of
assault and battery with intent 70 KIN
by a jury in the criminal court on
Tuesday lie heat up bis wife Nora
from whom nc was separated. with
an iron bar. Sentence has not been
passed upon him as yet. The Bennetts
lived at 1907 Adams street. Gary.
John Barnes Of Gary was given a
70 21 year sentence on Tuesday for
rape his victim being 13 years old, Iva
Mckinney Of 500 Jackson street.
Ben schultz If Chicago who was
charged with breaking into the telee
phone booth At the Lake Shore sta
tion in Gary several weeks ago was
also found guilty but Judge Smith
withheld sentence until a later date.
Foster Bruce OF this city defended
schultz who protested his innocence
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12
SOUTH SHORE MAN
IS BADLY BURNED

Homer Friend. an cmpioye Of the
South Shore Linse, and who resides in
Hammond was severely burned about
the hands and chest yesterday morning
while repairing a trolley wire on AIichi-
gan ave- indian Harbor
Friend. who IS an electrician. was
splicing the wire. when some person
turned on the juice. He was thrown 70
the street, and in falling suffered a
number OF bruises about the face and
bady.
He was taken to the office Of DR.. J.
a. Teegarden. where he was given treat
nent by DR.. Ell Levine. assistant to
Dr.. Teegarden. and later sent to the
Hammond Hospital 1t is thought that
he VIII recover.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12

TIMES BUREAU AT STATE CAPlThLl
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. t2.-it
was indicated today by leaders among
the majority in the Senate and the
House that . caucus OF Republican
members of the Legislature will be
called during the Arst part of tho scs-
sion to determine on what action
should be taken in amending the tax
Inv.
There seems 20 be q decided trend
among leaders In the assembly TO in
dorse IeEisIstfOn which will place the
.ontroI or local Ievics and bond issues
In the hands of the state board Of tax
,ommissIoners. This power was take~
away from the board In tho special
sessIon I'm July. rho more studiOus
members declare that the situation l.
grave and that irrespective of tho
3act that the Legislature would repudi-
ate It's action of Inst year should q
agnin vest control in the state board,
,uch sctiou should not be avoided II 4
- found 10 be the best course to pur-
sue.
II the private conversations of these
eaders he taken criterion o.
he anal jUd gment Of the majority IL
ccms that the assembly will go step
farther than the recommendation
made by Governor McCrny when he
,dvIsed that the state tax board he
made nm appellate body in the matter
,f bond Issues and local Ievies.
The administration tux bill, cmbody-
HE the recommendations made by the
GOVERNOR. is being prepared. but viii
ot be introduced for week or two.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12
WHITING HAS A
PURSE SNATCHER

" HIIINOr mo-. Jan. I-.-M SIS NeIIIc
Lutz Of 30l Laporte avenue had he-
black velvet bag snatc8ed from her
hand about 715 p NJ. Monday night.
Miss Lutz coming from the New York
Central station, was crossing the
Pennsylvania tracks on 11sth street.
Y hen a man said to be about 50 years
OF age. came toward her and snatched
her bag containing gold watch
glasses. her railroad ticket and about
500 in change The man then
escaped in the direction Of the Water
coal yard on Center street
Miss Lutz reported the matter to the
police, but the purse snatcaer could
not be located.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12
SOLONS SET
CAULDRON
To BOILING
Twelve Bills Rushed to Com
mitteeS at Yesterdays
Sessions
1BTLLETINn
flNrERNhrIoNAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERFICtI
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 12.-Hor-
ris of Lake county was made cbnirma"
of the House committee on corpora
ttons, FIheId of Lake true 30 predie-
ton was named chairman Of the way
and mems committee. Day OF Lake
was made chairman of the House COM
mittee on fees and salaries and Ahl-
gren, chairman of the House education
comittee. NedjI is chairman OF the
Senate committee on state library and
legislative appointment committee aud
Holmes is chairman of senate public
printing committee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12

TRACTOR co.
MOVING
Joliet Dispatches Say That
Griffith is to Lose Con-
Germ Soon

JoIIET. ILL.,. Jan. IA -CSpeciaD ~
The Leonard Tractor company Of
irinith Ind. has contracted TO pur-
hase the Maple street plant Of The
lanes G. Heggie & Sons company for
he manufacture of four-wheel drive
arm tractor. Negotiations for the plant
have been closed and the deed placed
in escrow. pending the fulfllment of
he purchase contract
The company has a small plant for
he manufacture Of the gigs and fix
ures, necessary for making tractors.
IN operation in Griffith Ind. which
ma be moved here as quickly as fin
noes are arranged. Tho company hopes
be able 70 reach production of at
cast i've complete tractors per day by
he end Of the first year and to be pro
iucing within q few months.
Tho Leonard tractor" said f f.
'arks who has charge of financing the
company. lis as its name indicates
riyen with al four wheels, and accord
ng 10 mauy tractor and plow experts
las many splendid engineering features
Which viii 90 for success. Its design
5 the result Of years Of research and
areful study by II NJ Leonard. the
inventor and manufacturer.
Mr.. Leonard IS 70 be president and
general manager or the company. F.
:. Parks and A. y. Parks are arrang-
ng TO finance the company which has
ualifed under the securities depart
ueitt or the state for the sale Of stock.
Mr.. Leonard. the president Of the
company is now in business in Gary.
ind He has spent several years in
designing and engineering work. He
was with the jackson Automobile com
pany, and in 1918 was special engineer
for the Lewis Truck COMPANY IN 1914
he designed truck for the Duplex
Truck company Of Charlotte, Mich
John Hurlbut Of Gary. is secretary
md treasure of the company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12
MAY IMPAIR
SPEAKERS HEALTH

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Jan, T.
friends Of Speaker Of the House Nc
Clure now fear that his health Will b
impaired by the arduous duties OF taG
session. The strain of the first fev
days have shown on the speaker bu.
he is bearing UP fairly well. Yet tn,
grinding duties Of the session are still
the future. From present indica
uons there viii be many knotty prob
lams to be worked out IN the assem-
bly,. and especially in the lower
branch, where the majority is un-
wieldy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12
NJ. M. TOWLE TO
GO TO CALIFORNIA

Nj and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Towle. 90 ogden
street Hammond, leave today for Al
hambra, CAL, where they will spend
The winter. Mr.. Towle. VINO recently
resigned cashier of the First Ma
uonal bank spent tho greater part Of
last summer at his summer home in
Michigan. Prior 10 going there he had
teen in poor health, but he quickly re-
cuperated ana is now feeling fine. H.
has decided 10 enjoy the leisure life
for while and selected California as
the place to try it out He and Mrs.
Towle viii remain at AIhambrs until
next MAY.