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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

Expectations are high fer the
concert TO be given under the au-
spices of the Lake County w. c.
r. U. on Friday. December the
first in the First Methodist church.
Already a number Of people have
bought tickets and many others
arc contemplating buying them
before long for their concert comes
as a highly recommended one from
prominent places all over the
country. The Laura Werno Ladies'
Quartet will provide the evenings
entertainment. giving a master
piece in program building, present.
ed by a thoroughly picturesque
ana entertaining musical organiza-
ton.
The November calendar for the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

The Young Woman's Auxiliary
and Philathea Class OF the First NJ.
r. Church were entertained at the
home OF the Misses Rose and Mae
Kessing. 446 summer street. Mrs.
Edgar Sohl, president. opened the
meeting with song and prayer. Miss
Marion Gilchrist gave a very inter
estiug study of the lesson. Mrs.
Hollet. District Supt. OF Young
Peoples Work in the Home Missino-
ary Dept. gave an excellent report
from the Lafayette convention and
this was followed by a few words
from Miss Corine Ryder who was al
so at Lafayette. sent as a delegate
from the society. Miss Catherine
H~ostedter in behalf of the Young
Women's Auxiliary and Philathea
Class. presented Miss Florence Rice.
former deaconess Of the NJ. E..
Church. with a beautiful bouquet Of
flowers and a purse containing mon
ey in appreciation of her services
md loyalty TO the class and organi-
cation. During the social hour
games were enjoyed and lovely re-
freshments were served by the host
esses. everyone enjoying a pleasant
evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

Or. and Mrs. c. W. Burket OF
Warsaw. Indiana. have returned to
their home after i've weeks visit
with relatives In Evanston, Chicago
and Hammond. While n Hammond
they visited their son DR.. w. G.
Burket. the dentist. who accompan-
led them home on sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

The History department of the
Hammond Woman's Club was enter
tanned on Monday. November the
thirteenth. at the home Of Mrs. y. J..
Dermedy at sos State Line street.
Forty-one members and four guests
we're in attendance.
Mrs. S. f. Swain. chairman of the
committee, presided at the custom
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

The Jackson Club will hold its an
nual meeting and election OF officers
at the home of Mrs. Fred Jarvis of
AS East State street on Thursday
evening. November the sixteenth.
All members Will be interested in
this last evening of the year. Fol
lowing the business transactions a
social honr viii follow. A well
come Is extended to all tic
ladies' to attend this meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

The November calendar for the
hammond Country Club which will
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

Tom Hammond. who is attend
ing st. Johns Military academy at
Delafeld. Wis, returned to the
school yesterday after having spent
the week end at home with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hammond
OF Glendale Park.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

The Parent-Teachers association
of the Lafayette school will hold
its regular monthly meeting to-
morrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock in
the kindergarten room of the school.
A program of much interest viii
follow the business transaction.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

Mrs. Fred Troppman Of 210 Lewis
street. after spending three weeks
recuperating from her operation at
St. Margaret's hospital is able to
be at home now ond is feeling spleu-
didly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. A1cAleer Of
Webb street, returned on Sunday
from St Joe Michigan. where they
have been for the past week. Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Gibbons OF Chicago,
spent the day. Sunday, with Mr.. and
Mrs. McAleer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

ST. Paul's Episcopal guild will
meet on Thursday for an all day
meeting in the new church. The
hostesses who Will welcome the la
dies are to be Mrs. P. D. Bauwens.
Mrs. NJ. Curley. Mrs. 9. Evans and
H. II. Adams. The ladies are re-
minded to bring their thimbles and
to come early for there is a great
deal to be done.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

Miss Dorothy Crumpacker of
Webb street. who has chosen No
vember the twenty fifth as the date
for her marriage to James Howard
Linn Of Chicago, is to again be
honored on Thursday when Mrs.
Joseph G.. Ibach. jr. Will entertain
for Miss Crumpacker with an aft
ernoon bridge at her home on
Waitham street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

Mrs. Charles F. Roberts. Of 34S
Terrence avenue was the honor
guest at the E~nglewood Woman's
Club Of Chicago. This club is one
Of the finest in the city Of Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dermody, GIG
Ingraham avenue. are to be con-
graduated upon the arrival of a
big nine and a half pound baby boy,
Richard Lawrence, on Monday. No
vember the thirteenth. The new
baby and his mother are feeling
splendidly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

The Parent-Teachers' Association
Of the Central school Will meet to-
morrow afternoon. November the nf-
teenth. at three O'Clock at the
school. There will he a short pro-
gram followed by the election of or
hcers. Plans for the work for this
year viii he discussed. Any par
ents whose children have not reach
ed the school age as yet. but will
enter school soon. are welcome.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

Miss Katherine Meyers of Car
street left on Saturday for De-
troit, Michigan. to spend the week
the guest OF friends there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

The Alumnae Association OF the
All Saints high school Will hold
their regular meeting this evening
at eight o'clock in the school
room.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

Miss Wilma Kleihege of South
Holman street has returned to her
homo after having attended the In
diana-Notre Dame football game last
week in South Bend and having
spent tho past week with friends in
South Bond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

The members OF III Columbia Club
win be welcomed by Mrs. A. f.
Rohrer to her home on SoIth Hoh-
man street on Thursday. November
the sixteenth for a one o'clock lunch
con. Bridge will follow in the af-
teroon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

Trinity aid will meet on wednes-
day afternoon at one o'clock In the
Mrs. j. Kintzle. Mrs. Ar
thur Prohl and Mrs. Frank Prohl
Will be the hostesses.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-08

Acum cnd actonarii acesui zar stunt adunati la Erie,
penru araa planur pc viitor 81 face socoeala casguu
din ecu Sd mn Sc ute cstgul moral adus de ntreprn
aerea ansor de mil de orr mai eel material Bse
lce 81 halee cladite de Roma pana darama
mpul insa zaru America ramane opera neperoare
deaungu veacuror stand drep marture viee romancst
pe plaiure acestea 81 avnd mertu de fl mbogatt
area fcut mai face pc aici berici hale 81
ate ucrr bune lucrure ppabe face omul in ura
ne dei lar idea vine unei educat 81 unu indenin
Zial "America fost intodeaua syor de edu
catie 81 de ndemn la ucru bune a acem e s pros
pereze 81 sd fie 81 pc mai eparte olosor emgranulu
unei 81 omenirei.
G.. STANCULESCU.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-08
@ DESCOPERIRE
SENZAT1ONALA
in MEDICINE
Un nou gen de vaccinuri.-Un
ser nti-purulent.

Asociatiunea franceza pentru
inaintarea stiintelor. care in acest
moment isl tine scdintele la Mont
pellier. a ascultat fOarte curioasa
cOmunicare medicului din marina
lie Moignic, asupra vaccinurilor
suspendate in hula. nmite 81 lipo-
vaccinuri.
Datorita faptulni ca hula nu Sc
diluteaza asa de repede ca apa in
organism, Sc poate fncorpOra lipo-
vaccinului o cantitate de micr0bi
vaccinanti mutt mai mare decat in
vaccinurile obisnuite suspendate
in apa. Astfel, cele patru intepa-
turf successive ale vaccinului anti
tific - necesare altadata spre ola
imunitatea, - All f0st 1nlOcuite Gu
10 singura intcpatura facuta Gu H.
povaccin, care .contine Z miliarde
de microbi vaccinanti.
Cratic efectului moderator al
huilei, aproape doua milioane de
oameni all fost vaccinati pana All,
Gu lipovaccin, fmpotriva febrei IT,
foide, oameni apartinand armate-
lor americana, franceza 81 greaca
81 populated civile.
D-rul lie Moignic a realizat, por-
mind della acelas principiu, un IL
pOvaccin contra ciumei (cuprin-
zand 6 miliarde injectiunc de l en-.
cub), lipovaccin care fost intre-
bnintat ell sncces la Dakar, in 1900
de cazuri.
Principalul fapt non care fost
insa comunicat cu acest prilej este
realizarea mui lipovaccin antipyo-
gen (vaccin contra infectiunii pu-
rulente). Asociind germeni al di-
versilor microbi al infectinnii, in
numar de aproape 8 miliarde pc
centimetru cub, s'au obtinut cu a.
cest nou lipovaccin, rezultate re-
marcabile.
Experimental in spitalele din
Paris 81 din Bordeaux Tin special
de doctorii Robineau, Legeux, Laf-
font, Chome 81 de profesorul La
grange, lipovaccinul antipyogen
dat reznltate foarte eficace, evil
tand necesitatea bisturiului in a.
proape toate cazurile experimental
te, - cazuri de abces furunculosa,
antrax 81 alte diverse afectiuni pu-
rulente.
Descoperirea d-rului LIE Moignic
trebue salntata ca mona arma,
din cele mai valoroase, in arsena-
lul terapeutieei.
J (Universul)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-08
PREGATIRILE PENrRU CON
GREsUL DE LA ALBAIULiA.

Ceeace spuneam intr'un re-
portal de zilele trecute, capata
astazi o confirmare mai multi in
actiunca pc care o porneste par
tidnl national.
Marele congress de Ia Alba lula,
anuntat inca din primaNara, IA
intrat acum in perioada pregati-
toare. Joanna aceasta sc anunta
bogata in surprize politice.
lata textul invitatiunii trimisa
de biroul central al partidului
national tuturor o,'ganizatiunilor
sale din Arcleal 81 Banat lpentru
pregatirea adunarii de la Alba
Julia:
Domnule Preeedinte,
I'm vederca congresului ce
v0m c0nvoca la Alba-Iulia va ru-
gam sa binevoiti a OrganiZa in
fiecare circmscriptie electorala
o adunare a partidului national,
in care sd procetlati la alegerea
celor doui defegati 81 trei su-
pleanti pentru congress, obser-
wand intrn cat este cu putinta
dispozitiile noului statut, ce wise
trimite in zilele acestea din par
tea biroului central. Notam ca
parliamentary nostri pr0clamati
sau neproclamati alesi sunt de
drept membrii cOngresului.
Adunarilc pc circnmscriptie
trebue sa alba loc negresit in
cursul acestei luni.
Dnpa terminarea adnnarilor pc
circumscriptie, in intaia juma-
tate lunei Septembrie, va rugam
sa organizati o edunare jude
teana comunicandu-ne la bironl
central data adunarii pentru a
putea delega membrii al comitc-
tului central carl vor lua partc la
adunarea judeteana. Gu prifejnl
acestor adunari Sc va desavarsi 81
organizarea partidulni in judetul
dv., 81 Sc vor adopta rezolutiuni
potriyite principiilor ii luptei po
1itice duse de partidul nostru.
Va rugam sd ne avizati fara a.
manare dcspre Aahurile ce ati
luat 81 care bineinteles trebue 81
fie manifestare constienta 81
energica a vointei Pcpornlni ro-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-08
NEcRoLoG.

+ Intristatii Panfilie Zeicu, sot,
Aurelia. fiica 81 Vasilie, frate, cn
adanca parere de rau aduc la GU.
nostinta incetarea din viata a
iubitei lor SOtii. name 81 Sura.
PARASCHIVA ZEICU, pc ziua
de 6 Septembrie 1922, la orelc
6 y. m.. i'm setate de As de ami.
Inmormantarea va avea loc
Sambata, 9 Septembrie la orefe
| p. m.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-08

Fostul ministru al communicable
lor in cabinetnl Vaida 81 fruntaS
al partidulni national aflandu-sc
eri i'm Capitala binevoit a ne
acOrda urmatoarele lamuriri:
Pregatirea congresului de la
Alba-Iulia s'a pornit in chip te.
meinic.
Cat priveste raporturile dintre
Palat 81 partid'll national nu pot
Fl de asa natura. meat sd justifice
vre-o eSire ca aceia dintr'un text
de commicare provenind din Ger.
|curile partidului nostru 81 care
poate exprima eel mutt pareri
perSOnale. Eeste necesar sd Sc
astepte 81 m comunicat Official
de la cOnducerea partidului in
privinta aceasta. De altminteri,
punctul de vedere al noStru in
iprivinta intronarii adevaratului
regim parlamentar prevazut prin
Constitute este bine cunos-
cut dupa cum STUNT 1ndestul Ell
noeute 81 sentimcntele noaStrc
adanc devOtate principiului mo.
narhic.
(Din 'Dacia"0
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-08

man din Transatlantic 81 Ranat. /
Primiti, va rugam, die prese-
dinte cele mai fratesti salutari.
I. Presedintele p. N. r.
(ss) l. MANU-,
Secretar general.
Am. snbliniat anime in text pa
sagiile respective spre a Sc vedca
c; adunarile pc circmscriptii Sc
vor time char in cursrl lnnei All
gust, lar cele judetene la incepu-
tul lui Septembrie, asa ca data
congresnlui de la Alba-Iulia VA
urma foarte curind.
Cam tot pc atunci Sc va mtruni
81 comitctul executiv al partidu-
lui la Clnj sau la Sovata spre a
lua ultimcle dispozitiami.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-08
G. STANCULESCU.

Dorm. Corespondentul pre-
sci Associate spune ca vestea des-
pre- moartea fostulni print Gle CO.
roana al Germaniei adevarata.
El zice cd s'a duS in persoana 81
Ia vaznt pc catafalc.
Geneva. - Congresul interna-
tional al femeilor-doctori. presi-
dat de DR.. Esther p. I.ovejOi din
New York. deschis sesiune dc
trei zile la universitatea din Ge.
neva.
Bucuresti. - Ofiterii Unguri
carl complotasera sa asasineze ia
milia regala, voiau sa SavirSeaScd
actul criminal pc cand regele $
regina asistau la alergarile de cal
Eli aveau de gand sd ibombardezt
tribuna.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-08
|nfRnA

Roma. 49, Papa Pins binecu-
vantat coroana pusa pe statuia
Madonei de Loretto din capela
Sistine, pc canl corul canta
'Salye Regime
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-08
POSTA REDACT!IEl

D-soarelor Eugenia I. Sarcizu
81 Flcarea Baitean, Sioux City,
Iowa. = Am PRINT cele trimise
81 Sc vor publica. Multumiri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-08
DIN FOcA CDNDflO[U|

Primim della Erie urmatoarea
radiograma. venita pc aripile VIM
tului:
"Daca fratele Bocan della eur
nica" n ar fl cu fluerul sau la
Erie, 9dunarea generala poate nu
s'ar termina nici i'm doua sapta-
mani. Oar asa, in pauza, cand spi
ritele sunt mai agitate. fratele din
Toledo scoate flucrul 81 ne zice nj
ste doine de ne tree lacrimile. Ne
duce en- gandul acasa, 81 venlndu-
ne i'm minte muntii 81 vaile noas-
tire. sufletele inasprite de discutn
nj Sc inmoaie ca ghiata la razele
soarelui. = Sa nil tie Dumnezeu
la multi ami"
81 autorul acestor randuri site sa
doineasca din fluer. De sta una
ca asta il lua Luni la Erie si-i zicea
vre-o doua ca pc valea larga. In
felul acesta poate ar Fl inmoiat inl-
mile celOr &c i-au inteles gresit ar
ticolul, in care-si pusese tot sufle-
tul pentru propovadui pace DE
pamant 81 intre frati buna invoire.
Oar las ca 81 asa bine.
q
Mute fete bune, dupa treizeci
de ami de fetie, si-au intrat in gri-
je ca MI mai pot fl altceva decat
"niste fete bune."
u
Sc zice ca Noe a avut i'm cora
bia sa de tOste cate exista pc pa
mant. Dare cazan de rachiu a
vut-a? Del avea, M mai iesea
nici All la uscat.
i
Pc aceste timpui'i de zadnf, ce-
testi mai in fiecare ri desprc ease
car0ra Ii s'a pus foe. De ce n OF
| adasta pana la iarna ga tot n are
lumea carbuni de incalzit.
| %
Guinea indignarei este sa fl
functionar de banca, sd umbli Gu
hartiiIe de cate o mie ca cu fOilt
de pornmb. 81 tn sa n al in zius
aceea nici cat iii trebue pentru in
cheicrea nmli armistitiu cn sto
macnl.
"a
Nici un ON nu atat de scuml
la vOrba fncat sa nu spue ce ar tre
hui sd faca 81 cum ar trebui 81; ST
poarte altii fata de chestiunilc il
care el interesat materialiceste
.
Batranetea ne aduce intelepciu
ne. insa raul G ca mn ne lasa destu
Itimp ca sa ne bucuram de roadel,
lei.
q
Gel ce cauta cearta cu lumana
rea aprinsa inertia toate relele ca
tel vim pc cap. -'.-'
i
| Gu cat o functie mai usoara
ell atat mai grea de obtinut. A
ceasta una din multele gresel
ale firii.
d
La urma urmei mai fiecare hO
Isl ia pedeapsa. Gel &c fura NJ
sarutat sc poate sd fie slit a In;
fata in casatorie.
Fetele Sc snpara grozav cand in
cerci "a lie saruti-si nu isbutesti
| 81
! Nh Stiu cam ce fel de locuintt
vor avea in Guinea spiritelor
proprietarii de case carl 'sf~siles,
chiriasii sa locuiasca in cocini G;
de porci, pc cand Ell locuiesc il
palate ce seamana Gu sanul lui A
vram.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
OF
LIVES SAVED BY
RADIO CALLS
Coast Wireless Chain Averts
Disasters, Saving Ships
and Victims.

WASHINGTON. Jan 24-Radio sys-
TENS. strung along the coasts In a yerit-
able network. saved untold lives last
year.
Commander ". +. Reynolds, chief Of
the Coast Guard Service. says perfection
Of the radio In life saving and in pre-
venting ship disasters at sea is one Of
the wonders Of the age.
Strung along the coasts for this serv-
ice there are 2240 miles Of telephone
lines. made mp Of ! 800 miles Of over
head line and 40 miles OF cable
over these wires &ormation Of marine
disasters is transmitted and quick sum
mons are conveyed thatb ring revenue
cutters and other rescue ships to dis
tressed vessels, bearing their loads Of
precious lives.
Though the coast guard is maintained
By the Government at small cost the
service rendered assistance last. wear TO
y-seols valued at more than sGG,0oo. 900.
the time Of mishaps 14013 persons. Be
sides these, 1G2l persons were rescued
by coast guard officers or enlisted men
froM peril in water disasters
Pc coast Euard is covering \ wide
range Of public service. Warnings are
sent 10 vessels NJ sea telling ~ impend
ing dangers. and close cooperation has
been established with other branches Of
tho Government In patrol of coast waters
and In st. enforcement OF the customs
and other laws
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
TALKS
TO GRAIN MEN
Secretary Of State Discusses
Securities Commission.

An address on the purposes and ac-
tivities Of the Indiana securities com
mission was given By Ed Jackson, sacra-
tary Of State. before the annual meeting
of-fhe Indiana Grain Dealers Association
in the library Of the Indianapolis Board
Of Trade building this afternoon =
The control of exchanges by the Gov
erEment was discussed by a representa-
tives Of the Chicago Board of Trade
while W. D. Tandiver Of Toledo Ohio.
transportation commissioner Of the Grain
Dealers National Association, talked on
problems of the transportation situation.
Other talks were made on subjects of
interest 10 the grain dealer by A. T.
Reynolds of Charlottesville; T. q.
Oroulx, chemist and seed commissioner
of Purdue University; J. J. Fitzgerald,
assistant secretary, Grain Dealers M,
tional Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
indianapolis; L. f. Banta, traffic man
ager, Indianapolis Board of Trade;
James R. Brown, representative from tbe
home office of the Aetna Life Insurance
Company; Charles Z. Sullivan. vice
president, Merchants National Bank,
Indianapolis. and c. S. Clark, Grain
Dealers Journal, Chicago.
Following the addresses and discus
sion the election Of Officers for the en-
suing year was T" be held
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY "a, 1922.
. CHARGE2W WITH
| ROBBERY IN OLD
! HOLD-UP CASE
Mystery of Wrist Watch Theft
May Be Cleared After
Long Wait. y

An old hold-up mystery may be solved
today by the placing Of robbery
charge against Henry Bennett, $50, 442
South East street, and John Hughs, 81,
of Ft Wayne, according to the police.
On May 10 of last year Bryan Bailey,
10 East McCarty street, was held up and
robbed at Noble street and Virginia ave
nue. by two men. One of the things stolen
al that time was Eaileys wrist watcn.
The watch was recovered by the detec-
tive department from Il loan office on
West Washington street. Esther Scholl-
craft. alias Mabel Shine, 416 North Ala
bama street, and Cecil Dfckey, 929 Charles
ing stolen goods. These charges were
dismissed in Criminal Court because of
lack of evidence.
The only thing that the detectives
proved was that they had pawned the
watch They, however, told the de
tectives they received the watch from
Henry Bennett. It was weeks later that
detectives located Bennett, alias Walters,
aud caused his arrest on a vagrancy
charge. Bennett connected Hughs with
the h0ld-up. Hughs was in Jail awaiting
trial on the charge Of forgery He de
MED taking part in the robbery. but
admitted that he knew Bennett, having
met HMM Michigan Prison, where
Hughs served five years }.r forgery ana
Bennett served three years for larceny.
The detectives slated Hughs and Ben
nett for robbery and declared that they
had enough evidence to cause both to be
held to the grand jury.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
WILL
. HEAD SPEAKERS
Lands Unable TO AT
tend Banquet.

Alvin " Owsley, chairman Of the
Americauization committee Of the Amer
lean Legion, viii be the principal speak
or at the banquet Of The National Brick
manufacturers Association AT the Clay
Vool Hotel tomorrow night Judge Keue-
saw Mountain Laudjs Of the Federal
Court at Chicago who had been invited
10 attend the btnuuat VtU be unable 10
do SO because of illness. Albert j.
Beveridge viii be toastmaster.
Delegates to the national convention
continued to arrive today but no sessions
were held. The executive committee of
the organization met this afternoon pre-
liminary so the opening sessions tom"r.
row. Theatcr parties will be given to-
night by the local committee.
Much Of the early activity centered
about the trade missionaries" who were
opening their headquarters in the hotel.
They showed exhibits Of various types
Of brick making machinery and of the
products Of the machines
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
AUctiOneers Elect

Earl f. Gartin Of GreensburS was
elected presiden- Of the Auctloneers
Association Of Indiana today at q meet
ing Of the organization at the Hotel
English
other officers Of tue association elected
are:
Thomas Nmedago, Indianapolis. vice
president and X. c. Poland Of Mobiles
vile, secretary aud treasurer. The fol-
lowing directors were elected: w. A.
Miller Sheridan; L. f. Curme, BurIing
ton; Frank Moore, Cynthiana; C. Saylor
New Market; Everett Button Knights
town; Joseph Flcsher Dunkirk and Ed
Powers, South Whitley.
The organization hopes to have more
than one thousand eligible members in its
organization before the meeting next
month.