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TALKININKAI PATAISE
sEVREs sUTARTI.
Turkai pakelia protesta.

Londonas, Kovo IA. = Tai
kininkQ premjerai Kovo 12 d,
TurllQ ir GraikQ atstovams
cia indav6 pertaisyta Sevres
taikos sutarti if patar6 ia pa
duoti savo valdzioms patik-
rinti il duoti atsakymus su
pasiulymais, jei toxic butll
reikalingi.
Graikai atstovai, gave per
taisyta taikos sutarti, nieko
nesak6 talkininkams. Bet Tur-
kai cia tuojaus pakele pro-
testa, kodel Smirnoje palieka-
mi Graikai, If kodel dalis Ira
kijos nesugrazinama Turkijai.
Atstovai isvaziavo namo. Y
IA aisku, kad Turkai nesutiks
su tue pavirSutiniu pataisymu
If talkininkams nepasibaigs
nesmagumai Turkijoje.
Tie nesmagumai tqres dar
padideti, mes uz Turaijos ze-
miQ nepalieeiamybe susijunge
kovoti abidvi Turku sroves,
kurias talkininkai -sutaike.
NJ a naHARK1EnlHl kEKAHk 4 RRA a "a \
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-15
PINlGy kURsAs.

svstimu salip pinigq verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000 Kovo I
buvo tokia pagal Merchants Lo
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterling,l svarui $s.S
Prancusijos simtui franku II
Italijos simtui- lirp 3.6'
yokietijos simtui markiu 1.6'
Lietuvos simtui auksinu 1.6'
Lenkijos simtui rnarkiq q
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-15
GA1sRAs DIRBTUvEJE.

Grown Stove dirbtuveje, CT.
cero; ILL.,, sestadienio vakart
pakilo gaisras ir sunaikino da.
i darbo istaigos. sauktasi pa.
gelbos gaisrininku is Chica.
gos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-15
PREMJERAS BRAND
MAMIE.

Paryzius, Kovo IA. Is
Londono sugryzzo premjeras
BRAND. lRytoj jis parlamentui
praneS apie buvusios Londono
konferencijos su Vokieciais vi
sa begi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-15
PERMAzAI DARBp.

Valstijos darbo biuras pra-
mesa, kad chicagoje i kiekvie-
nus 100 darby atsiliepia 31S
zmoniq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-15
IR MINsKE REVoLIUCIJA.
zudomi komunistai ir zmones

Londonas, Kovo IA. - Is
Vilniaus praneSta, kad prizes
bolSevikin6s sp6kOs iveikusios
bolSevikus Minske ir penkias
valandas iSbuyusios tame mie-
ste. Paskui buvo bolSevikQ is
muStOs.
Revoliucijonieriai rA9me
Minska, tenai nugalabino dau-
gybe atrastu komunistq. Sug-
rye mieStan bolSevikai nuga-
labino daugiau 200 zmoniq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-15

Madridas, Kovo IA. = Vie
toje nuzudyto premiere Dato
nauja kabineta suorganizavo
buves premjeras Allende Sa-
lazar.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-15
L1ETUvos zEMDIRBIU
KoNFERRENC1JA, RI

28-29 Sauslo. PrasldeJo pa
maldomis Katedros baznycioj,
kurias lake kun. dek. Skin,
kys. Atvyko nariq | diena 107,
IT diena 112. sveeip prijau-
eianciQ (uzsiregistravusiu) bu
vo 80. Dalyvavusiu tarpe bu-
vo 5 kunigai, taipogi du sve-
Giu is Prusq Jankus ir
Bruozaitis. Pastarasis refera-
vo apie MAJ. Lietuvos uki-
ninkq sajungas ir ju susivie-
nijima. Prezidiuma sudare {
nariai, pirmininkaujant K. zi-
.linskiui. PranesSimus dare pir-
ma diena: S. Banaitis, agr.
Krauciunas ir 2 mergaites is
Suvalkijos apie dabarties
ukininkiu moterQ vargus. Tai
.pogi dare pranesima Valstie-
ciu Sajungos ir st. Seimo ma
rvs Kriksciunas apie st. Sci
mo nuveiktus darbus zelnes
reforma vykinant. Pc pietq
svarstyta sunanymai: is ju
10 buvo viesai svarstyta ir pri-
imta rezoliuciojs, kit pavesti
komisijai prirengti.
Antra diena buv0 refefatai:
veter. gyd. Jasinskio apie ze-
maiciQ arkliu yeisles palaiky-
ma; prof. Gogelio apie gyvu-
lin mara ir priemones su j,lo
kovoti; uk. Kurtinaitis kalb67
jo apie zemdirbiq nusistaty-
ma politikos il ekonomijos
klausimuose, atremdamas
priekaiStus daromus zemdir-
biams kitd partijq. st. Seimo
narys vet. Miksis savo vardu
atsakinejo Kurtinaieiui del jo
pasiulymo visiems ulsininkams
telktis vienon organization.
st. Seimo narys isreiske pa
geidavima visiems ukininkan1s
vienitis.
IS priimutqju rezoliucijp
svarbiausios: st. Seimas tur
panaikinti rekvizicijas ir ju
vieton lvesti liuosa supirkine-
jima karuomenei reikalingq
daiktq; panaikinti linq ir XII
tq zemes produktq valdiska
monopoli ir leist liuosa preky-
ba; uzdraust miskq gabenima
uzsienin, kol nebus aprupinti
vietos reikalai; uzginti 2 me-
tam medziokle paukseiq If
miskiniu gyvuliq, isskiriant
kenksminguosius; st. Seimas
turi kuogreiciausiai isdirbti
kohstitucija, paskirti laika
rinkimams nuolatiniam Sein1ui.
If rinkimus prezidento. zemes:
referma vykinant yisqpir1na
tur but, aprupinti kariskial,
bezemiai lir mazazemiai, is
fondo: majoratq, valstybiniu3
Rusq banko zeraiq If dirvo-
naujancip dvaru. Pastaba: ze-
mes neduoti items, kurie ze-
mes nesugeba dirbti, arba y
ra ja prarade. zemes is pasa-
Liniu asmenp init uz atlygini-
ma. Suimtieji arkliavagiai ir
plesilsai negali but paleisti Xxi
teismui uz jokius uzstatps.
Nuteistiejji tllri but varomi Vi
% laika prie priyerstinu dar-
bq. Atlikusieji bausrne, turI
butt, 5 1netafns istremiami i
lxita apskriti.
Posedi baigiant pirminin
kas isreiske Wilt, kad sekantis
hire Wien T.ia4uune n.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-15
MORT PATRAUKTI S. VI
PRIZE TAUTU sAJUNGos.
Matyt, ;Prancuzija prabils
/ Hardinga.

jaus po inauguraciios Suv
Valstijp prezidento Hardinge
pasirodo Menklu, kad Prancu.
zija, ant gallo, pasiketinusj
pertraukti savo tylejima il
/ paskelbti naujai Suv. Valsti.
ju vyriausybei pareislSiMa a.
pie tikrQja Versailleso taikos
sutarties If TautQ Sajungos
reiksme.
"Ko Prancuzija tikisi nuc
ISuv. ValstijQ,'' raso Andre
Tardieu laikraSty L'Illustra-
ton, "tai kokio nors yeikimo,
kurs parodytq Vokieciams,
kad Amerika neatmain6 savo
minties kas link VokietJos,
atsakomybes buvusiame kare,
arba Vokietijos pilnateises
priedermes taikoje, taip pasa-
kius, atitaisymq (karo atlygi-
nimo) klausime.
Su ar be pataisylnq.
Pagal Tardieu nuomone, S.
Valstijos turetu ratifikuoti
Versailleso sutarti su savo
pataisymais (pastabomis) ar
ba be pataisymu, bi tik toji
taikos sutartis galetq atatikti
motivams, kurie priverte jas
istoti karan.
I keletq dienu Louis Aubert,
buves narys Prancuzq augs-
tosios komisiios Washingtone,
laikraSty Revue de Paris pas
kelbs svarbiQ studija, Suv. Val
stijq santhliq j Tautq Sajun-
ga.
Aubert nurodo, jog nesenai
buvusio Tautu Sajungos susi-
rinkimo visi delegatai buvo
isitikine, kad Sajunga yra
praktikal6 organizacija if pa
skirta naudingiems darbams.
Pastarajame suvaziavime,
sake, buta Al mario. Sekancia-
me suvaziavime jau bus turf
ma AZ nariai. Aubert tEirtina,
kad Sajunga esanti vienatin6
prib6ga tarpautiniuose nesusi-
pratimuose.
Americas ideja tureti kont-
.inentq organizacija, vietoje
Tautu Sajungos, esanti nepra-
ktikinga, Amerikonai, sake
jis, nori palikti Europa Euro
penams ir Amerika Ame-
rikonams. Tad jie, matyt, no
retq Azija palikti Azijatams'
10 skirsnis nesuprastinas.
Kas link Suv. Valstijq pa
siprieSinimo 10-ajam skirsniui
Tautq Sajungos konstitucijos,
Aubert nuomoniauja, kad boil
gal tas skirsnis suprantamas.
Mes tue skirsniu nepasvencia-
ma jokia virsenybe savo Sales.
Tautq Sajunga pakeisti in
ternacijonaliU tribunalu, Pfan-
cuzijai butq dideli nuostoliai.
Mes Prancuzija labjaus uz XII
tas Sails siandie yra surista su
Tautu Sajunga If daugiau uz
kitas darbuojasi Sajungos pa
laikymui If jos darbp pavy-
kimui. S.
Jei siandienine Sajunga bu-
tu pakrikdyta, kas tuomet tu-
retp gIoboti Sarre klonl? Ko-
kios tuomet butq gvarantijos
nuginklavimo kfausime If kas
galetp pasipriesinti Austrijai.
=
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23
GOOD RESPONSE TO APPEAL FOR
CUTTING PRODUCTION NOTED
IN STATE CROP REPORT.
YIELD FOR 1921 is FORECAST
Conditions Considered Good in Spite
of Late Season, and Other Adverse
Conditinos-Cotton Area In Gull
tivation 1,o11,0O0 Acres.

New Orleans.-Responding to the
appeal for a reduction in cotton acre
age, Louisiana planters have decreas.
ed the state cotton area by more than
half a million acres, according to
report issued by Lionel l.. James, ag-
ricultural statistioian of the Bureau OF
Crop Estimates OF the Department Of
Agriculture.
Notwithstanding the 1921 crop is
from two to four weeks late and boil
weevils constitute a serious menace
in many localities, the report shows
the condition of the growing crop
June 25 was Ga per cent of normal.
This is compared with a 81 per cent
condition May rs, n per cent June
25, 1920, and 79 per cent average
condition for the ten-year period.
This condition forecasts an average
yield Of about 1923 pounds of lint cot
ton per acre and total production
(allowing l per cent from area for
abandonment) Of about 267,800 bales.
Last year the average yield of lint
cotton was 126 pounds per acre. and
the production was 3s6,770 bales; two
years ago the production was 29S,O00
bales; three years ago 1t was $4,000
bales, and four years ago $4,000
bales. The final outcome probably VIII
be larger or smaller than the amount
indicated, according to growing condi-
tions during the rest Of the season.
According to the report. the acreage
has been reduced $4,000 acres as
compared with last year, and the area
Is $4,000 acres less than the ten-year
average Of 1,3S8,000 acres.
The area of cotton in cultivation in
this state June 25 is estimated to be
1,011 900 acres or 65 per cent Of the
acreage in cultivation at the same
time in 1920, which was 1,555,000
acres.
The percentage condition Of cotton
by parishes June 25 is as follows, COM
PARSONS being with a normal condi-
ton represented by 100 per cent:
Acadia, 6s; Allen, 80; Avoyelles. 60;
Beauregard, so; Bienville, so; Bossier,
65: Caddo, 60; Caldwell, 81; Cata-
houla, IS; Claiborne, so; Concordia,
II; DeSoto, so; East Baton Rouge,
70; East Carroll, 70; East Feliciana,
65: Evangeline, SO; Franklin. 5S;
Grant, "a; Jackson, 62; LaSalle. 65;
Lafayette, SO; Lincoln, 60: Madison,
70; Morehouse. II; Natchitoches, IS;
Ouachita, rs; Pointe Coupee, 67; Ra-
pides, SO; Red River, 60; Richland.
So; Sabine, 68; st. Helena. 65; st.
Landry, 81; ST. Martin, 6S; Tangipa-
hoa, 81; Tensas, So; Union, 6S; Yer
million, 81; Washington, 70; Webster,
72; West Carroll, SO; West Feliciana,
60; Winn. IS.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

II HILADELPHIA.-Th man who
took G. G. Bergdolrs place when
the convicted draft evader. now a
fugitive In Germany. failed to answer
the call died a hero In the Argonne
forest after being cited by the com
manding general of his brigade for
bravery In action In one of the most
noteworthy battles Of the World war.
He was Russell c. Gross of this
city. a private in Company B, Three
Hundred and Twenty-eighth infantry.
who was killed by bullets from ma
chine gun nest which was captured
later by Company G Of the same in
fantry, headed by Corporal Alvin Z.
York of Tennessee.
This was revealed by the Over
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23
FOR HURRIED READERS.

Arcadia.-The First National Bank
Of Arcadia held reception in its new
quarters July 7.
Lake Charles-Winston Overton
took his oath Of office as state su.
preme Judge at New Orleans recently.
Baton Rouge. Bruce Starns and
his brother, Guy Starns, were drown.
ed while bathing in Amite river, about
ten miles east OF here.
Alexandria--A Shrine ceremonial
was conducted here by Jerusalem
Temple Of New Orleans at which sixty
or more novices were initiated.
Monroe.-Hundreds OF cows and
mules are afflicted with anthrax in
the lowlands along the Ouachita riv-
er from Camden, Ark, to Harrison
burg. La, for a distance Of $50 miles
or more according t. B. NJ. Jackson.
agricultural agent Mr.. Jackson said
there are scores of cases in Ouachita.
Morehouse and Caldwell parishes in
the bottom lands along the river.
Alexandria.-George Lewis. who re-
sided in the Hineston community, was
assassinated while out in his field de-
stroying ants, which were depredating
on his crop. He was fred upon by
some unidentified person with q load
OF buckshot. The charge took effect in
bis left shoulder and the left side OF
his head, killing him instantly.
Aonroe.-A gasoline war has begun
throughout the Northeastern Louisi-
ana and Southern Arkansas gas fields,
- result Of which 1t is expected the
price will be reduced considerably.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23
Hero R. C.. Gross VS.. Stacker Bergdoll

brook Post of the American Legion
after searching investigation. The
post announced 1t would change its
name to that of the fallen hero, and
in association with a committee of
citizens from the district covered by
local draft board No. 81 proposed to
erect memorial to Gross, "who was
forced into service ahead of his turn
by the Stacker Bergdoll."
Gross, who was twenty-three years
old, was the first man called by the
draft board after Bergdoll failed to
respond. He went overseas with his
command, a part of the Eighty-second
division, on May l, 1918. The cita-
tion by Brgadier Lindsey shows he
was killed on October "a of the same
year in the Meuse-Argonne offense.
Private Cross" the citation said.
displayed great herOism and self-sac-
rifice in advancing with his automatic
rifle team Oh the right flank of the
company against an enemy machine
gun nest. Private Gross, utterly dis
regarding his personal safety, pushed
forward until he was killed by an en-
emy machine gun bullet. His example
of unselfishness was an inspiration to
the other men Of his platoon"
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23
ST0R|ES &sz z%sn5eSs herr:
New Names for Old in Indiana Dunes

mystic chieftain raising an ethereai
arm to point 10 creek that bubbles
along hard by. we are walking now
in Me -kun-Nuh- Na-Gaw and when we
come to the river we turn into MI
kaw Nav Bed -Ba. We then pass
Wah-Kuh-Geik and afterwhiles we
come TO Mish-Saygayo-ICan.'
And having thus been told the ro-
mantle Indian names of the dunes
landmarks, pathways and hillocks, Is
ii any wonder that Mr.. Knots is
aroused at the publication of a map
designating those beloved landmarks
as Smith HILL" Jones crest and
Brown creek!'
Is it any wonder, considering that
Mr.. Knots is president of the Dunes
National park commission?
One would say that ii isn't. yet no
lesser light than Rand McNally x Co
Is publisher of the map and no lesser
person than 2. S. Goodman of 1916
East Seventy-second place, member
of the Chicago Prairie club, is the
topographist and christener OF the
landmarks. In drawing his map he
named the sandpiles after members
Of the Prairie club.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23
Luther Burbank's Laurels in Danger

G ANITA ROSA. CAL.-One hundred
- and eighty-eight stalks of wheat
from a single grain! That is the most
recent production Of California's new
plant wizard" Elwin d. Seaton, whose
discoveries and success In increasing
food production are startling the az
ricultural world. For a lifetime Seaton
has devoted his hours to subjecting
the soil to q microscopic examination
10 attain increased and better food
production. For the last seventeen
years he has made experiments on
his ranches-not so very far from that
other wizard" Luther Burbank.
Today he is able TO produce from
one grain OF wheat 1SS stalks, carry
ing 1S8 times as much wheat as for
merly. While these giant stalks cover
considerably more territory than the
former one stalk Of wheat, grown from
a single grain. he II nevertheless pro-
ducing from seven to eight times as
much wheat per acre as has ever been
before. And this on land
where little wheat has heretofore been
produced
seato0 has not confined his expert.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23
Spoiled: A Perfectly Good Sugar Barrel

CHICAGO.-To DR.. Raymond 3.
~ Prettyman, sitting on his front
porch at 1861 East Seventysecond
place with his friend Driscoll and the
latter's two boys, came an annoy
ing interruption. A chorus Of jazz,
mems voices and wOmen's, from be-
hind the dentists sea wall. So they
wended their way to the lake.
The moon showed them a curious
sight. Thirty-six persons, all clad In
mOonbeams, capered, and danced, and
sang. fox trotted, one-stepped, tOddled,
and shimmied.
Get out of here" cried DR.. Pretty
man. Get your clothes on and go
home"
Driscoli sent his boys away-hur-
riedly. But the toddie continued, and
the fox trotting, and the singing. The
two men called the patrol. But be-
fore the patrol arrived, some thirty
minutes later the dancers had dressed
and vanished.
The next day DR.. Prettyman hied
him to the corner grocery and bought
him an empty sugar barrel. He took
1t home and knocked it apart. The
slaves he halved for paddles. Then
went to the neighbors. recruiting If
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

~ARY. lND-When 4, r. Knots Of
~ Gary hetakeS himself into that
sandy region athwart Gary yclept the
Dunes. where ii Is hoped to establish
q national park, there rises before
him vision.
The sands become dotted with the
wigwams of the aboriglnes; on the
wavelets of the streams dance the
birchbark canoes; the papooSe gam
bOls on the greensward. He medi-
tates as he walks and by his side there
stalk the ghosts of great sachems and
medicine men, who tell him In their
own cultural language of the wonders
that lie all about him.
There is NaQuaSi-Po," says one
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

teen stalwart souls and true, who said
they knew in what manner best to
deal with moonlight bathers. To each
of them he issued one paddle and
words of advice.
1--WE will assemble here upon my
porch If these nymphs and satyrs
come tonight we'll phone the police,
and then 60 right down and paddle
them good until the police arrive. They
ought to be here between II o'clock
and L.
Eleven o'clock came, and no music
and no dancers; midnight, nothing but
the breeze and the noise Of the waves
and the talk on the porch and the
moonlight.
One o'clock-and only sugar bar
rel spoiled.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

ments to wheat alone; he has had
the same success with barley, oats
and with prunes and apples.
Here is the secret of his success,
he says: Maintain the "life sub
stances" Of the soil by cuItivating and
feeding the bacteria 1t contains. Sea-
tons theory is that all plant growth
and development is dependent primar-
lily on the presence of soil bacteria.
This study to Increase food pro
duction and secure better quality In
food from the soil Is Seaton's life.
He spends his every waking hour In
study. and has Travelled the country
over investigating.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

Hammond-The dancing pavilion
Of the Florida Parishes Association
has been completed and was used dur
ing the Independence Day celebration.
The building is so feet wide and los
feet long.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

Laplace.-Saturday and Sunday,
August 27 and 2S, and Saturday and
Sunday, September and 4, have teen
set aside for the purpose Of raising
sufficient funds to erect a Catholic
chapel here.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

Shreveport.-The North Louisiana
Independent Oil and Gas Producers
Association adopted resolutions
strongly urging protective tarin OF
Mexican crude Oil.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

Arcadia-The First National Bank
Of Arcadia held a reception in its new
quarters July z.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

Lake Charles.-An unidentified man
aged 80 to 35, five feet nine or ter
inches in height, weighing approx
mately 140 pounds, was found in Eng
lish bayou.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

Lake Arthur.-At local mass meet
ing. it was decided TO circulate petit
tions asking the resignation Of w. P.
Annette, parish superintendent OF ed
ucation.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

Crowley-Captain Sidney Pueh and
Lieutenants Broussard and Sweeney,
commissioned officers of Company B
Of the state militia, announce the
roster will reach sixty-five men soon.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

Lake Charles.-At a meeting of Il
Of the largest rice growers of the
Teche country held in New Iberia, the
American Rice Growers Association
was endorsed unanimously
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-07
COMMUNITY o1toRt :

On Taesday evening Al 7.15 in TIE
Mckinley schnol auditorium viii be
held the first rehearsal of the Cone
Younity chorus, which Is now being or
Eanized.
This chorus r{1l present Tie music
FOR the washington's birthday ceiebra
ton which s. 10 y held At me Nc
Kiniey school, February %. under the
auspices oC the County Americaniza-
lion committee.
Alrea6y a large number 81 the sing
-rr 81 the city have sgnifed tneir I'M
-ention Of joining this chorus but N
Is the desire Of the committee 60 have
~ large a chorus a. possible Az
Singers Of the city are requested %
attend this first rehearsal
The music selected for this event !
rsrttcularly interesting and appro-
pirate. and no doubt VIII be greatly
enjoyed By the chorus and audience
There has been desire for some
.5rne among many ~ Tho musicians q
rne community to organize . musicals
organization and mis- chorus is SCR
n tho right direction
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-07
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
DANGEROUS BUSINESS

Whether woman who tells a white
lie is immoral or immoral Is LETT 70 tho
decision Of the audience at the Co
lumbia and American theRters today
and tomorrow.
According TO advance reports tots
drama IS different than the usual run
II does not follow the conventional
lines OF the prosecuted heroine. the vll-
lain and tho resculng hero. Nancy
Flayel. the madcap society SIR who
IS always falling in and out ~ love
is about 10 marry one man " hen az
the very altar IN order to escape e
d!stasteful marriage she declares she
is already a married woman and the
Wedding Is off.
But out Of the frying pan INTO the
ara Of rueful trouble TAe aileged
bridegroom" turns up and the pair
arc conducted re- The bridal chamber
By his motucr Here he orders Nancy
70 undress and get into bed she is
afraid to tell her family q her pre-
dicasnent and complies The bride
groom" sits on the side 81 the bed
and Begins is disrobe. Now always
heretofore, someone has arrived on
the scene and rescued the SRI. Blt
the night passes The acting of MISS
TaImadge portraying trc terrible men
Ia! torture Nancy Flavei undersoes In
thls unique situation Is declared 90 be
unequalled for its sincerity.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-07
ORPHAN Tors HAPPY

Although the weather was raw sun
day afternoon there was cheer inside
tho Carmelite orpharage asylum IN
Cirasseln avenue. East chicago. ss t0e
result or surprise VISIT of lir- WI
lam J. Riley os Chicago, wno brought
along wi5h her 4 number q friends
bis and littlc. and basket after basket
or good things
The Carmehte sisters ana ,he S1
tots II their care we're having ron
tire SUNDAY afternoon when Mrs
Riley. who is a sister-in-iaw e Gel.
waiter J. Riley. arrived.
Mrs. Riley brought with her ice
cream and home made cakes and
aandies. Her guests included Miss
Loretta Bracken. and Mss BrscSen' s
dancinz pupils Miss MABEL sontas,
col. Rleys sscretary. was also in the
p4rty.
An entertainment wss STAGED under
Ms Brackens direction. Following
mis- the little ones sc tho orphanage
presented program, 0itch whiie im-
promptu was nevertheless repleis
p-ith clever numbers After tie en-
,srtainment tae SISTERS and their lit-
lie charges we're serve vi,a tae sake
ice cream ana candr.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-07

United Presbyterian church of Indiana
Harlor SIS attending the Founder
Week Conference al tho Moody HlDie
Institute in Chicago.
Weekly prayer services at tho Unit
ed Presbyterian church, Indiana 1tar-
Dor. wiz commence tonight at tho
home Of MT Al Neuman. 4l22 Hemlock
street at 7.3O o'clock following tomor-
row evening with congregational meet
ing at the parsonage, address 1913
Block avenue. These services are Ina
connection with the Harsha pre-ar-
ranged program FOR the week.
The literary department 81 che East
Chicago Womanss club meets tomor-
row afternoon to study Mnton's Para
disc Lost" at the home OF Mrs. vs.. w
Smith. 1918 Beacon street. Last weeks
meeting was with Mrs. Charles IT,
FIGHTER in 145th street when the Study
consisted of a survey OF Mrs. Bro" m
.ing's casa Guidl's Windows" i'm vhich
Mrs. George Crummey was leader o-
part one, with the hostess ma charge Of
part two. A large attendance rs de
sired for tomcrrow's meeting.
.pr. and Mrs. a.. c. BrandenhurE en-
tertaiued eoterie of friends Saturday
evening at their home i'm North Ma
gouu avenue vita cards being the dig
version ana luncheon served.
The regular Wednesday evenig cafe
terra supper viii be SERVED by the
Ladies' social Union Of the East Cbi-
cago M, T. church with am invitation
extended t. the public.
Tho Washington high school hai
! been asked to repeat its three comedy