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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
CHINESE STUDENTS AROUSE
ANTl-JAPANESE SENTIMENT
Hiring Home 10 PopuIarc Alleged
Seriousness OF Nipponesc Nggrrs-
ni"n In IiunEchun mud Chirntno.
By Associated Prcss.I

rEkING. Jan. l5.-Chiucse stu
dents have become active in an ef-
fort TO arous. the populacc 10 re
alization OF the alleged seriousness
Of japanese aggression in the Hung
chun and Chicntao districts By
means Of stree, demonstrations.
Several thousand men and women
students representing twcnty-ninc
schools and colleges congrcgated re-
Gently in the plaza before Central
rark here ana marched to the gate
leading to the presidential palace.
thence the Foreign Office and several
OF the ministries. carrying nags and
banners with patriotic inscriptions
At the Foreign Office. Dr. w w.
Yen spoke to the students from a
balcony. II. is said 10 have assured
them that the military governor OF
ManchGria. Chang Tso-lin. had en-
tered into no agreement with the
Japanese. as reported, for military
cooperation in policing Manchurla.
nor had the Foreign Office rccoE
niZcd any right on the part Of Japan
to send troops into Chinese territory.
The students were orderly and
there was no work for the extra po-
lice who wcrc rushed 10 the various
street orators have been busy har-
arguing crowds in the streets
Tho Japanese sent troops TO the
frontier town Of liunEchun in
Chinese territory in October for the
announced purpose Of protecting
Japanese subjects after the town had
hccn raidcd hy bandits. This in
volvcd the Foreign Ministry OF
China and Japan in controversy
Commenting on the affair. T.. LcnoX
Simpson I'utnam Wcalc, statisiician
10 the President OF china). said that
iIungchun was the nearest important
point on Chinese territory to the Sea
Of Japan. To which Japan held all the
keys Mr. simpson pointed out thar
such bandit attacks as those at
Uungchun were always attempted
where Japan seems anxious to in
stall garrisons." Ilungchun is about
sixty miles South Of Nladivostok.
where the borders OF China. Korea
and siberia meet. aud is close to
possic; Bay. on the Sea Of Japan.
BRUSSELS. Jan. 1.-The prc-war
coal outpu, Of Belgium was exceeded
by the Belgian miners during the
month Of October; The net rXtrac-
tion for the month 'otali"d l.a5G.5S0
tons
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The Poets Corner
The Planter and the Poet.

inc iIHntcF ana inc POct.
what is the farmer going to do? How
Is he going to pay
FOR his fertilizer. rations and clothes.
while cotton goes down every
day?
Was il fair TO cntice him to buy with
q lavish hand
All kinds Of guano. both high grade
and low. and scatter II over his
land
TO bring forth crop whisc value to-
day
Is scarcely onc-haif OF the price no
must pay
For his nitrate Of soda and potash
and all
Since co;ton's gone down with a crash
and fall?
Jus, think of the sugar he's bought
this year
At thirty cents q pound
And the coffee and -four and every
thing else
with no hope OF the price going
down.
Then. lust as his crop was ready for
sale
cotton falls to almost nothing a bale!
Now, the farmer is honest and good
and straight,
But how can he pay out any such
rate?
---Helon Gray. in Atlanta Constitution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Echoes From Down Home

ihat steer companies have refused to supply
s'eei ioF buildings 10 be erected by union
'"oor IS doubtless shocking. scandalous. mon
strous and other SUCH adjcc;ivcs as ones
vocabulary may produce. When workmen re-
use to handle material not produced by union
iDor: wei circumstances alter cases.-Grecns-
,'oro News
The presden, of the National Association
OF Manufacturers has sent on, word tina, the
factory people should now enter the market
%hd STOCK u? on raw materials TO keep the
" ee'S "f industry going /, is wise bit OF
'"'ice and the time was well chosen The
factories again going ful! tilt. the newspapers
would shortly he saved further discussion Of
N''""u"h mat rs past and would be afforded
opportunity t" hold ia" people with their faces
20 IN" fr"nt.--thar!utte Observer
Some figure wizard has estimated that there
are over 10000. coG.oOU telephone c.ILE an
nnaIy IN ;he United States Is il to be
wondered that our insane asy!m,ns are over
crowded and mat premature death o.e=iaAes
our business men Ashcvit.c Citizen
There "il! nc great satisfaction among the
millions OF admirers OF President wilson at
INC news that he is steadily resainin. his
health. IL IS announced that he is now able
:" gut III t"o hours a; his dcsH each day with
ont fatigue. Nearly Two months OF President
Wilson'S second term remains. The more work
nc can manage To set done in that Time the
tettcr IL vii! be for tho country. No President
has done more for the nation and none has
done as much for the world.-Raicjch News
and Or6crvcr.
Again comes the announcement that the cost
g; !ivinS has decreased. Even hearing abou,
i MAKES ono feel II little bit better though
personally few OF as have received any con-
NId"rahi" practical demonstration OF the re-
dGction.- Durham Herald.
W" haven't changed mind about Mr.
i'arilnSs good scnse in calling OF In, ~,
hh:ira' blowout, even since reading ihat hum
dF"is az costly Gowns will as a r.si;i IA.
dumped on the bargain conutrr and great
stacks OF hover orders cancc!cd Wilmington
Star.
II ~ idlc to speculate as 20 the prcseu, u,sj-
| ION Of N" Republican party IL II had been I'm
rnw"r. during and after the war. hu, IL IL
certain that the old lines dividing tho TWO
parties are in csc times susceptible 10
marked modthcaSsns according to .circum.
Istancss.-wi}steassa Journal
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Interesting Health Queries
ANSWERED. ny mn ~ ~

'"hNFiCht 1919. Sa,lona! Scwspau.r S.,y,,.
i'"o! HhhS-Wc have a nvc-wc.ks -,d
baby who mas quite long dnrc- ,tI.
'"o"sht OF cutting them, bu, two old ladies
III our neighhorhood URGE me not IN rho.
say should bite them instead VIVA, worl,
you do? tMrs. O. T. c.
Answer think ,you,, h;,.
lest Tim" TO Remove Tonsile.-which is IN.
best time To have the ;onsjis ro,r,,.a, ~.
W. O. w.
wer.-Th"re is no better time than now
- lancer SoniaIious'-Would il l.. safe 10
50 70 me poor several pieces OF mons wear
'hS Apparel which were worn by :: ma, ,,h
'"'e'E area of cancer Of the stomach v,h,
c'othfS we're not worn during mo las, ,
weeks ~ MS Illness Is there am way such
clothing could nc made safe 10 wear ,li Z. n,
ANSWER There is reason to imagine
nay cancer IS contagious. Therefore the
clo'h!nE would 10 as safe as Though !, IN,
~" worn ny well man, Clothing may ~
steam St"riliz"d and SO rendered safe Ia w.,r
even when II j. known - have hccn infected
HpS'FP'I'H ri watcr.-liow long does il take
.'"inarh' and the stomach with di-
costing food in il, 10 absorb glass NJ ,.,,,
ROW long docs II take tho empty s,o,n,c, =,
digest rIaSe o. milk with a raw crr ho,.
in IL? a. W "l'"
'h"rr Is practically no ABSORPTION
VI water from IN" stomach. glass Of cold
'' ''''"s IN" stomach and enters the in
'cs'inc within Il few minutes or pcrhaus scc
onds. after ii is swallowed. no, nv ,.,'r,'
passes into the intestine q triNe slower Water
taken when some food is already ,l;,o,,;, :,
the stomach is probably retained IN mo 60
ach longer. II requires abou, -, ho,r o.,
milk and egg mixture to leave tho ho,,,h,.
stomach. part OF the raw egg is mn, hi...,1
all. " N'''"
The Epsou, e,,,, ,,.,,,
helm ouo q rcdr., " '''"h 'a''S
taken in order Ia Lea ~ nc
not good ,,..s. r.,.,,,., ~ - IL ~
cine tina, ,yiII r..,,,co .. ' ''''''
G. NJ. I.)
Answer -E,s,,,, ,i. ,,
less bv ruiuin. ,o,,r ta,.E " ""
no; diet mon vo, ,,.i, ~" ,'"'s '""-
take any ,u.di,;no ,,o, 49, ""'e
undc.' he iersoual direction If you- .,bvsici,n
,Mildrcns Tcc,h l., j. ,,,.,
teeth n, , "y..,,,,,, 10, ~ ~ '''.
VIVA, should he ,sd. -, :, 1850 "'"s
,. w.
,t,,, ,., WY f"'t hrish. ana
,ia,i,I "'''"'' scent or haVor or
~ '' ''''N' '''Sh'
,'""1tt""S experiment For about month
nave "''h lr"""l"d With backache low
down nave been trying - kidney med
icihe'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Notice to Readers Of
The Times-Dispatch

The flmrs-DIspatch,I In It's "voIce
Of the People" column, wI.hr. Ia
Eife space promptly TO NIL rorrrH-
p"hdent>, but the pressure of let
tcrS IN M great thut the editor
II forced. In order 10 present tuuIca
Mhrn they arr fresh aud Of vital
interest. to ask cOrrrSpondrnts To
conJrnSe their com mum en- tons Into
.ou words. fhis request IL made
In the spirit or fair play and we
arc confident % VIII De met I'm thar
spirit by our readers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
I,oyIirb, s,y,nr In Nv york

Subscriber. RichEiond After tho
national daylight saving law was re-
pcalcd. tho Hoard OF Aldermen Of the
CITY OF New York passed an ordinance
providing for the local use Of day
light saving. This ordinance was APP
proved hv tho Mayor October -. 1919
II provided that he clocks wcr" TO
hc set ahead one hour the last sun
day in March. and restored on the
last sunday in October as was done
under the Federal plan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
u,,,cr Turn. viii rhrce nnhr..

CINRDON. ONO. Ian. IL Mrs.
Louis Green. AGED rs, and her three
It'll. boys. aged /. and &. were
hGrnch 80 dcath when their littic two
room hoisc SaS destroyed by FIR" on
The oui4kirts nf Char1on las, night
Whom Mrs Green saw that her chill
drcn could not be saved she refused
to be rescued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Whore Henry MISSED.

Give m" liberty give me DEATH
shouted tho Spirit Of Patrick Henry
And the shades OF Great Men aid in chorus:
III you'd waited until and gone to
Russia YOU could hay. got both. Patrick"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

There used 10 Ice time when soap box ora
tory moved Ia tears instead Of laughter
Nobody envios falling aviator.
The JOY Of living belongs 70 youth
y man is as lit at nifty as he was careful at
forty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

Chicago beauty specialists arc prescrb-
ing liquor for their clients. Here's where
ono very homely man catches the night flyer
TO Old Chi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
The Rat.

y smell aomcthiHE." said the Mouse From
lis aroma am forced to the conclusion that
i is cheese"
Might said thu Wary old Rat: hut take
y tin from me. SON and don't jump AT con
customs"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Charcoal r:ph,. Daily Thought.

when u man cit famous wid accident" said
Charcoal Eph, in foolish mood. de mex time
II" break aG II" jos likely as not T. Ian in
somebody h"otch gov. Eat a prunc. Mistah
jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16


! tional ties or obligations. have made
| n" combinations ot any and am
! hampcrcd by no promises those
! mad. to all the people OF the state"
] HOSE are the concluding words OF the
| platform on which Harry ST. George
| Tucker will go before the people in the pri-
| mary next August and ask them to support
him for the nomination for Governor. That
| platform is printed in this issue OF The
| Times Dispatch and ii should be read and
! then rcrcad by every man and woman in
! Virginia. for in its strength and simplicity.
| III its wise prugreSsiveness and practical
! conservatism. III its forward spirit and its
! concern for all that promises the benefit OF
all the people, it is an index to the man who
asprcs to take his place in the list OF Vir-
| ginians who have occupied The Governors
| chair
! From Mr.. Tucker. should he receive the
nomination and he elected and political
| signs point to no other conclusion--may he
expected a modern and efficient business adj
ministrntion. 81 stand foursquare for a
continuation of a business administration
of the States affairs he says, and what he
says the people who know him know that
he will carry out. With his business adj
mlnistralion he promises progressive econ
omy and productive efficiency" which is n
.
Mr.. Tucker would be translated into action
/ He stands for the enforcement of all the
statutes, for better roads, for better schools
for Il prison system that is really reforma-
tive. for development of the States natural
and economic assets. for the DEVELOPMENT of
hampton Roads and its contributory water
ways. for Improvement OF industrial work
ing conditions, for an extension of the bud
get system 10 include all State departments
ana institutions. and he stands squareIy
BACK or the farmer for "A better system of
credits and of handling and distributing his
products. In this connection he says: Bet
ter schools, better roads better methods
OF marketing. and better living conditions
for the farmer and his family will mean a
better and happier Virginia"
Md as he stated when he announced his
candidacy for tho nomination, Mr.. Tucker
stands for Back TO the Constitution" as
Contrasted with Back of The Constitution f"
And what he seeks and homes TO lead in
this is return in public thinking TO con
s''utional ideals. and TO red -blooded Amer
iCansm.
Mt fuckers platform, a real message to
Nirginians, is refreshing to a peoplo who
have seen so many of their old idcals de-
serted. and so many of the national leaders
!od away from the plan OF the fathers bv
III" various isms and ooges OF modern
political thought. 1t will appeal to all Vir-
f.nlans as straightforward. honest eypo
sIilon OF sound Democratic thought and
purpose, and if "" mistake not it will |
receive their cordial approval
Norfolk is all h"t up over charges of
rrai' among its police and all sorts of plain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
\ bout ltnhy rulI,

70 the Editor OF The Timns.pl.p,tch.
r-Nb"ut week ag" ! saw in
,o"r paper AN article stating tina, :,
.''Nh"r IN one OF the Chicago schogls
Was hrf!nE the mothers Of todnv no,
10 use baby talk" to their children.
as ~ caused them 10 .p.al, inner.
i''' I'hSuag" in after years and also
10 st"inm"r and stutt.r
may not quote her exact words
""I. 'hlS was the idcn Sh" conveyed
No" hay" no doubt She is a
,"hch"r OF ability ana iut.iIiroacn,
'ht as mother who has RAISED s.y-
'rhi children who us- pure EurlIsh
an" smooth speech. and speaking for
many other mothers who can aay tn.
sam" th!nE. may ! not b" allowed to
enter mild protest.
grant The Incont"stahl" fact tina,
uhEfHhlhatica! speech should never
hc Sr"k"n to- any child such "a. II
am 20 10 no SIGH thing faint mo-
b"dyS business. etc. but Whnr. is
IN" mother who leaning over m.
Sleeping pillow OF her littl" one, or
"ith rs head nesting on her bosom
can refrain from saying IFS mud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
won,,, nurnrd ia Death.

COLUMBIA. S g. Jan. l5.-Mrs.
L.omisa D. Logan;S ST, wealthy
Columbia woman. LAS today burned
TO death in her nome, where she
lived llonA -. N. - ----- w =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

German church bells to toll when for,o-
kaiserin dies Happy to know that some IF
them escaped the melting pot when her hue.
band was making cannon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Dav
voters Asking II Next General AS
scmbiy Will Increase Pres.
emf Inr Rata

!" thc Editor OF The Times Dlsra,ch.
ST.-Statc politics are already lie.
n "s discussed here, and the voters
General Assembly To ho ,.icctrJ nv,
~ VIII Increase taxes / answer
IL ~ going to be much harder
and "m tnink to secure u Governor
more tax burdens on M. non,i. ~,
m SoN'rn'ncn, can be stopped from
H",h "nJuSiiiahic conduct If ra,i,
eject y m,,. 'ut TX" a man ana h"lr
r,,, ~" men who viii protrct
~. man "pprcss them. The p"o-
,u,, "lhn"'; and Will not. stand for
~ 80 ,Hs ana unjust taxation.
fand old ratrich Henry s:,ia g.
,r,ipa" "i liberty and just aovcrn,ncnt.
49,, I'D" are gradually becoming
,,n:'r f,,,,, ana sorrowful over M.
", iu'"''. Unless tho taxing pow.
- cease enlarG tax bills there
MI J.: 4 ain in the land tina, may
f..a. 70 REGAL! I" them the general
'tun!"ht with regret ~"
,,, Years. aEo about s.. 1000. 600
.,n,, OF government for one wear:
With sS.ooo ,S Hoo nearly S23.ooo.oco.
,r,'SurN. the cry is that Virriri',..
"n dHht of about s23. 900 900 mus, hc
nu,,ij. "Seh ny 55o.ooo,oOo more for
shoe, !" pay greater salaries to
Nn"nt one or tho pcopl. wi,I
nch.htcd by the fcw improved
,'ffi nWaES ana tho rest Will paw m"
lux OF The taN.s ana have in,ii roa.i.
l"r "a" n"Nt fifty years. This is moi
w" want progress and W.
.S"t men with ideas Of how to save
m"hcy when IL is used
n'iltF: tho great majority q, ina
n"r'" are hcart-sick Of tn. cStr,va-
E"ht SluandcrinR OF public fund. ana
10y VIII soon cail for another
CLASS mat will poin, mn hny. -, 90.
rs, !ct ny spend the eight miliiou.
tp'"S In the treasury along with
ny Federal appropriation on high
am mus demonstrate whether
or not state bonds sho,Ild h, js.,,,,
,'ri"E"G' debt burdens should not h..
:n,nhn"rn Gown 10 unborn generations
c"rraI government Is broke
i."t US save Niri: from debt ana
ruin. and give our naomi" :. ,i,.,,,'...
.or thrift i,rt.S ~" ,,,.'Sc
'ordonsvi!lc. Va. January 10 40,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

Headline reads: Attacked by Angry Fix
Well give YOU just one guess as TO what
makes an Elk. angry Yes. that's IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

SUNDAY. JANUARY lG. 1871.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

On" OF tho things that This government, re.
fuses TO worry about is protest from Panama
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

He'"r" the Blue Sunday leaders demand that
cease they should be willing
y" prove that they have been misrepresented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

BRUSSELS, Jan 1.-THE Drc-war
coal outpu, Of Belgium was exceeded
by the Eclgian miners during the
month Of October. The net cHtrac-
ton for the month !otali"d l.,5G.5S0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

stand untrammclcd by any fac
tional ties or obligations, | have made
n" combinations ot any sort and am
hampcrcd by no promises save those
made TO all the people OF the state"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

Evidently the g. .. J.. Old Guard has failed
TO Get through Judge Hughes ambush
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

Most p"rplexing financial problem OF the
"aE Is whether to buy ii at home pay the
railroad fare 10 Cuba
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

Norioik IS all hot up over charges Of
efah among its police and all sorts OF plain
ara fancy corruption. And that is the city
MAJ pointed tn" finger of scorn at Richmond
because ii was thirsty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

Evidently Mrs. Harding. Sphinx of Marion
mas decided to oc the Colonel House OF the
next administration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

some "Shrc- wizard has estimated that there
are over io.Oo". roG."0U telephone ..I,A am
hHhIy III ;he United States. Is il to be
wondered that our insane asylm,ns are over
and mat premature death oIc:i.kcs
our business mch?- Ashcvii!c Citizen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

II tho Washington bureaus arc 10 be re-
VampeH as suggested. OF course the women will
dc il
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-29

You are getting CONWAY Player
regular result of big drop
materials lower labor costs plus the economy of vast
quantity The leading dealers the
Union the best PayePano that could be
produced attractive price and chose the CONWAY
the that
standard of quality, the time priced at
figure that everybody could afford The limit could
get this year S535 100. One carload of
them has already been sold. The second carload
has Just arrived ACT NOW, before they
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-29
SALTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We eat too Much Meat which
Clogs Kidneys, then the
Back Hurts.

Most folks forget that the kidneys.
IKE the bowels, get sluggish and clog
sei and need a flushing occasionally.
else We have backache and dull misery
- the kidney region, severe head
aches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver.
scd stomach, sleeplessness and all
sorts of bladder disorders
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidney
region. get about four ounces Of Jad
Salts from any good drug store here.
take O. tablespoonful in a glass OF
water before breakfast for few days
and your kidneys will then act fine
This famous salts Is made from tins
acid OF grapes and lemon juice. COM
hincd with lithia- and Is stnless u
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity. II also neu-
tralizes the acids n the urine so it no
longer irritates. thus ending bladder
disorders
Jad Salts IS harmless. inexpensive
makes delightful effervescent Uthia-
water drink which everybody should
take now and then to keep their kid
neys clean. thus avoiding serious COM
plieations.
A weN-knosvn local druggist says
lie soils lots Of Jad Salts to folks who
believe in overcoming kidney trouble
while Il is only troubie=Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-29
HESSVILLE

Miss Bessie Archibald of Morocco
left Tor her home to-day after having
spent the past week at the home Of
her aunt Mrs. 1. Lambert.
Mrs Ward Smith and Mrs. Ward
kessler visited Mrs. Chas Goodpastor
at ST. Margarets hospital last Friday
and reports her as being somewhat Inn
proved.
Mr. and Mrs C. NJ Shay and child
rem spent THANKSGIVING with the lat
ter's parents. Mr. ana Mrs. Chas. Dille-
bRugh of Crown Point.
M and Mrs. Lundgren entertained a
number OF out OF town guests Thanks
giving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Fdmunds and
family are visiting the latter's parents
Mr. and Mrs. f. Roda, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Shay and son Rob
ert visited with the formers sister.
Mrs. r. Brown and family OF Ham
mond sunday
Dorcas Aid Society viii meet at the
church Thursday Dec. 1st at 200 p m.
All members are requested to attend
Mr.. and Airs. Roland Baken and their
daughter Frances we're the guests of
AIR. and Ms. :. A. Messenger Thanks
giving day.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Lantz and children OF
East Chicago spent Thanksgiving day
ne home of MY ANA AIRS. 5. Nesse--
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-29
LOWELL

b. F. Carlin. president of the Farm
ers Elevator Co, of Lowell, went to
indianapolis last evening TO attend a
conference called by Governor McCray
20 make arrangements for the billion
dollar loan TO be made by the govern
ment The Governor has called the
farmers and bankers of the state IN a
conference and Mr.. Carln went as the
delegate Of the farmers.
Charles Clinton has returned TO Walk
rrton, Ind. after visit here with his
friends.
Mrs. c. A. Buckley and daughter.
We're Hammond visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Sanger went 10 Hammond
yesterday.
Andrew Walker. who has been In
poor health for some time. but was NOT
,aought serious. died very suddenly at
nis home in Eagle Creek township,
1esterday morning.
Dr. J 4. Taylor came up from Sparta,
i'l.. Sunday night and returned last ev-
nins- being called back on account OF
the serious Illness of his father.