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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-04
GLOVER Gap
Ladies' Aid


The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
Church met Thursday afternoon in
the church, and following a short
devotional service the afternoon
was spent in quilting and sewing.
AT 4 o'clock dainty refreshments
were served in honor Of those mem.
bers Of the club whose birthdays
were in September.
Much Improved
Miss Catherine Rice, the daught.
er OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Rice, is
greatly improved. after slight al.
tack Of typhoid fever.
To Porter's Falls
j. y. Ballinger and daughter
Ruth and son John motored to Por.
ter's Falls Sunday where they
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ilar.
'rS Thrcemorten. They were ac..
companicd by Miss Beryle Rice
and Miss Ruby Morris.
Attend Institute
Miss Stazie Morris and Miss
Nancy Glover attended the rural
teachers institute in Warrington
Saturday.
Has Scarlet Fever
Harold Troy is confined to his
home with an attack OF scarlet few.
er. Harold Is the son OF MIR. and
Mrs. Gilbert Troy.
Personals
B. +. Wells has returned from
Youngstown, Pa, after spending
several days there on business.
Err. and Mrs. H.. F. Books were
business visitors In Warrington
Saturday.
Mrs. j, L. Wells was the guest
Of her sister Mrs. Gathers in Hun.
bred Monday.
Miss Ula Yost was shopping in
Warrington Monday.
Miss Mary Brummage has re-
turned from a weeks visit at the
home OF her sister in Barrack
willie.
Mrs. j. E. Glover has returned
from visit at the home Of rela-
tives in Waynesburg,
Nelson Davis of Pennington
was a business caller here last
week.
Mrs. Ara Barr has returned
from Atwood where she attended
her mothers funeral.
Mrs. Elwood Metz and sons,
Harry and Charley, have returned
from Silver Hill where they were
guests Of the formers mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Snyder,
Mrs. Mary Snyder, and Miss Ula
Yost spent Sunday with friends in
Rymer.
Miss Ethel Murtaugh and Miss
Alice Morris were business visi.
tors in Warrington Saturday eve
ming.
Miss Mabel Yost of Barrack-
vile was the guest Of friends here
Sunday.
Miss Frances McMunn and Miss
Sarah McMunn were weekend
guests at the home Of friends In
Silver Hill.
The high school and All Star
baseball teams played here Fri
day evening. The high school
team won by a score of S to 4.
Mrs. Jennie Yost has returned
to her home after spending the
summer in Missouri.
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velops becanse Of between
.tstheF and son
4 lf you are q parent either
athef OF. mother. you can lust
feel with. John Dent as played By
Theodore Roberts. the heartasNl
and disapp continent that he exc
periences when HIS only son,
Jimmy wallace Reid underates
and refuses to use his make OF
car because 1t Is In the fliyver
class. :. /.
The little secretary to the
'president-the role taken by
Mary Mcclaren-does her best to
make the son see what a real
benefactor his father Is, IN put.
ting out a car that folk OF mod
crate means can afford but her
words fall upon deaf ears, and he
starts on a trip in. the touring
car Of another make.
Entrees were being made to
the trans.continental race, and
his father decides 70 compete but
at the last moment his driver IS
unable to start, and rather than
be out.done he announces his In
tention Of driving his own car
Jimmy has entered the race TO
drive another car but spirit OF
pride, and loyalty to his father
suddenly awakens and he comes
to the rescue and saves the day,
and makes a reputation for tho
Dent car and family.
1t Is clean entertainment for
everybody.
Comedy is an added feature.
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.RINANANSBBCK
! OODR|)ADSNOVE
Want improved Roadway
From Mannfngton to Wet.
eel County Town.

MANN1NeToNs oct. 4.-The
PMan1ington Kiwanis Club enter
tatnsd a number Of guests from
snifhfieid and neighboring sec
tons in Grant District, wetzel
County. AZ the MONDAY luncheon
lIyesterday for the purpose Of
Starring movement to secure
improved roads between. Man
,nington and snithfield.
The visitors were unanimously
bin favor OF the proposal, as were
lthe members of the Kiwanis Club.
An htrongli the discussion which
+ Allowed Immediately after tho
sdncheon there was a noteFof op-
iimis1n and cooperation that spoke
Wen for the success ot the plan.
III " Burt. the Reg . ohm Bed
ldow, W ", Grafton, Q. q. Brown
Mug. y. Reader. Pat Garland, ].
g. Price, william Garland, Ray
|Aierrlfield, n w. Rouse, w IL
Dillon. MI. whistler, g. G. Mere
dith, +. u Hood; Ross Burgess,
The Rev. ]. 3. Rupert, II. D. Atha
Isnd the club president, George ".
Bowers, each spoke for a few
Spinutes expressing their interest
hud favoring better roads between
Iithc two communities, Thus bring
ling them closer together and es.
Stablisting firmer felationship
ibetveen The citizens OF each dis
kriet II 4. 4
mic Belief was generally ex-
pressed thai the props road is
the only logical means through
which Grant District and especial
Ny Sniithffeld, may secure an ont
Iet Emphasis was also placed up.
ION the statement that bad roads
fare expensive To- those who travel
|ithem. and delay The development
of a community TO q great extent.
ii WIS pointe ed out that the oil
land gas, witch fhay Is added great-
lly to- the wealth of Huntington
land Giant DISTRICTS must before
long be exhausted and II was
urged that action ~ ii ken nov
lwhiie lhera Is otl1ey tesoh rce than
fine surface Itself 4 & easier 70
build good road itoSs, was de-
ared. tlian later when the dis
icts wiii have no income save
Aiom tlle usual farm products.
~ committee o ttye rnemb ers OF
Ne Kiwanls Club Il rs appointed
cooperate With d commit tse to-
Be appointed Liter from Grant Dis:
jtact IN the selection OF the most
lSdyisable method OF securing the
Interest and cooperation 81 the
eitizens OF the Two districts. 1t Is
jbelieyed that definite action will
HE taken before long
II. Val Burt reported yesterday
Ithat the milk ordnance which the
lSfwanis clMb was instrumental in
lsetting put before the Commission
has been turned back to the city
lattorney who viii incorporate a
provision for the appropriation OF
ttnds with which 20 employ an In
3bector. Action WIN be taken i'm.
nediately. IL was said n
The prizes gfYen out yesterday
were supplied by n II, Huey. First
prize Went to II ii Mayors, second
10 C. E. BROWNING, and the BOBBY
prize was Won BY Pat Garland,
The luncheon was served in the
ldining room Of them. E. Church
again yesterday and comments Of
appreciation we're made by every.
lone served. The ladies OF the
church acted as h6stesses, and the
eatntiiy prepared food was served
upon tables decorated with bril-.
liant autumn lowers
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fun Harold Lloyd AFFORDED IN
'.Grandma Boy.
In thus story he sprears az a
timid young fellow who Is actual
II afraid Of his own shadow, and
hasn't even spunk enough TO de-
tend himself when ne 4 imposed
upon. At last, his little old
grandmother takes drastic meas
ures to cure him OF his eowardica
and succeeds beyond her widest
dreams. 80
Into the ilm he inisets moro
than his usual amount Of funny
episodes that keeps the audiencs
In a gale OF laughter
A Sherlock Holmes story COM
pletes the program:
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DEAL IN SECOND MORTGAGE

WHEELING, W. Va, oct. A.
A second mortgage finance com.
pany was organized here today
with a capitalization OF s250,000I
the first Of itssnatpre in the stat u
The company announces that it.
will deal exclusively in second
mortgages for the purpose Of aid.
ing new home builders. The name,
OF the company Is Wheeling Sec
X 4 Mortgage Co n. ],
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GOING 70 RoUMANIA.

MANNINGToN, Oct. 4. - E. C.
McCarnes left today for Roumania,
where he will be connected with
the field work OF the Transconti,
mental OIL Co.
: Mr.. McCarnes, who was former.
ly. a district superintendent In the
employ of the South Penn Oil Co.,
will go from here to New York
City and embark there for the
ocean voyage.
He said this morning that his
work in the new field is rather
problematical as yet, and he was
not certain in just what capacity
he would act there. His stay in
the East. he said, would depend to
q great extent upon conditions as
they might exist there.
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Collegiate Stuff" while given
only as an added feature at the
Princess today, is quite sufficient
attraction to insure an Interested
audience, for 1t gives a spirited por.
trayal of college enthusiasm.
Cornell, Yale and Harvard snort
activities as closing events OF the
school year are shown.
The featured attraction Is Gold.
en- Dream" a Jane Guy story that
as is true of all Of her writings.
carries a note of mystery and In.
trigue.
Spanish types and customs are
interviewer into the plot, hut the
leading characters are Americans
with Claire Adams and Carl Cant.
yount playing the leading roles In
telling manner.
International News is another Of.
Gfering. \, AW
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TO SHOW PICTURES

AS an incident OF Fire Proven.
ton Week which Isl being observ.
ed in Falrmont this week, Fire
Chief o. ]. Watkins has some
fire prevention slides scheduled
for showing in the local theaters.
Friday and Saturday the films
used in tho fire prevention. CAM
paign Of the Consolidation Coal
Co. will be shown here.
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BARKER CONVICTED

MAHNINGToN. Oct. dorsey
Baker Of near. Hawks Nest was
convicted in Criminal Court yes.
terday Of stealing a horse from
y. e. Duncan and was sentenced
to serve three years in the state
penitentiary by Judge E.. NJ.
Showalter,
Gordon McDougal, who was
Jointly indicted with Barker, was
paroled by the court after testl
tying for the state in the trial.
Barker was arrested on May Il,
and McDougal a few days after.
ward. Both were held for the
grand jury by Justice ]. NJ. Bar.
rack, and they were jointly indior.
ed for the robbery. II
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WoMANs CLUB
$: SORsHIP ;.

Criticism and eomn.nt % u. a..
fractions At the LEGAL tSeatsfs appear.
ing In thh column are tlrnhhsd b.
The nsvtS censorship committee Of the
Reman's cles u EGiTmenL Tas West
Virginia. does not assume any re.
sponJieIlky fer he opInisns sEpressSa.
The Editer.
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More than $4,000 horses aud
mules with the American arms
persisted during the war.
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Miss jamie Hamilton as guest
Thursday.
Miss Lillian johnson was the
guest OF Miss Olive Rymer in Man.
nington Sunday.
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When answertng Advertisements
please say you saw 1t in The weSI
Virgini2n.
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& AZ Japanese scientist claims he
has made synthetic petroleum out
of fish oil and clay.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-04

I'VE make pance. They warm
your legs like the love of Cod"
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That's AmerIcanizatiOn.
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The Nelson
I While the auto-racel in Across
the Continent furnishes thrills a
plenty in the film Of that title
showing at the Nelson for thei
last times today, 1t is the spirit
back of 1t that is so fine and adj
mirable. and the perfect under.
standing and sympathy that de-
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Pahy Parag graphs
From Warrington

III people worked as much as
they talk wouldn't there be a lot
done'
People sometimes raise houses
with Jacks, but
The old boys used to raise EN-
with applejack;
Wish we was a football player.
If our team wins,
banquet.
Trouble is, after the game some
OF the players may not be able to
Deacon slapapple offered to bet
s. last night that tie firemen's
boots are still full OF water. and
have
Never been taken from the lock.
ers since the flood.
Nobody took him up.
A japanese sign reads:
I'VE make pance. They warm
your legs like the love of Cod"
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A japanese sign reads:
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Z R. ], Clarkson is making ex;
tensiye alterations and changes in
the interior arrangement OF his
store at the corner of Clarksburg
and Water streets which add
much to the appearance of the
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NObody took lin up.
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Mrs. j. 7. Koen entertained the
Of the Ladies' Birthday
Club, or the Ladies OF Sixty" at
her home in PLEASANT street this
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Darn the socks" says Mrs.
Owen Moore ii, successor to Mary
Pickford Moore as wife of the
movie actor. who is leading quite
a domestic life at Miami, Fla.
When the photographer reached
her home Mrs. Moore was darning
her husbands golf stockings. She
was formerly katherine Perry. a
@Follies" girl
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HOBART

Mr.. Amos Cooper and lady friend, of
Cleveland. were placed under arrest
upon their arrival here Wednesday and
taken to Crown Point. The police
OF this place had been notified by Ohio
authorities to be on the lookout for
the couple. They had eloped with in
tentions of being married, but when
arrested they had not been married yet
They came here to spend few days
at the home OF Mr.. Cooper's parents,
who reside at this place
Mrs. Ruth Mackey entertained the
Five Hundred Club and the Priscilla
Club Thursday afternoon to cards at
the Gary Country Club.
Mr.. Clayton keilman is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Grace Hartnup who has been
seriously i'll during the past few weeks
is much improved
Miss Lucille Meyers, chairman OF the
woman's League Of Hammond will adj
dress the voters Of this community at
the Ainsworth school building today.
Mrs Small has returned firm weeks
visit with relatives in Chicago.
Mrs Mayme Fleck returned yester-
day from a few days visit with rela-
tives in Chicago.
Sparks from the chimney of the Kill
Iigrew residence on Main street lodged
in the shinges on the roof yesterday
afternoon and burned a hole about L?
feet square through the roof. The
fire was put out before much damage
was done.
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ROBERTSDALE

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Eileen Percy In LITTLE MISS HAw-
SHAW" Also Ruth Roland IN "White
Engle" and comedy. Tomorrow, 3
acts of Vaudeville. 3-11-l
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WHITING NEWS

Mrs. Edward OHara of Chicago
spent yesterday visiting her daughter
Mrs. Charles Chant of Cleveland ave.
Jean, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Tharp of Laporte avenue
is i'll with the measles.
Mrs. VIM. Aide OF East Side. Ill.
entertained the members of the Sigma
Delta Chi Sorority at her home where
most enjoyable evening was passed
The choir of the Christian church
are having party in the church par
lors this evening.
David Purinton of Central avenue
was called to Chicago yesterday by the
serious Illness of his sister, who is III
with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roe of Fisch-
rupp avenue spent today visiting with
the lateer's cousin from Harvey, who
recently underwent a serious opera
ton in St. Joseph's hospital in Blue
Island. Ill.
Mrs. Henry OF John street. entertain
ed the Get-To-Gather Club at her
home on Thursday afternoon. The
prizes were won by: First Mrs. kodi-
ced; second. Mrs. D. Johnson and con-
ISOLATION prize by Mrs. VIM. Shade
Dainty refreshments were served and a
good time was passed by all who were
there.
The Rebekah meeting which was
held last Wednesday evening was well
attended by Indiana Harbor and E;as,
Chicago guests. Initiation, luncn and
very good time was had
Mesdames May STU ebakcr a - Hell
en- Moore ,t:tsd at iLe Gavit homs In
Gary on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. F. W. Schneider of Laporte ave.
will entertain the members of the Beta
Gamma Epsilon Sorority at her home
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Amelia Klose of Schrage ave,
is on the sick list.
Mrs. George Girard of Sheridan ave
Is again confined to her home by ILL
ness
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
! Whitwer of Cary. formerly of this city
will be sorry to hear that Mr.. Whitwer
is confined to his home with badly
injured foot and that their children are
quite i'll.
The w. B. A. held their meeting or
Wednesday and entertained the Mac
cabees with an interesting play EMIT
led THE Art Shop"
The VIM. Fuller family were called
OF Chesterton, Ind. yesterday by the
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DYER

The regular meeting OF the Tennis
Club was held on Wednesday evening
al the Dyer Public School.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Jos. NJ. Schaller was baptized Sunday
last. Mrs. Nick Austgen and Frank
Beiriger from Hammond were sponsors
The baby was named Gladys Mary.
Jos. Kaiser moved his furniture to
Joliet, Ill, where he will reside In the
future.
L. p. Keilman rendered her resig-
ration as postmistress. Examination
for this office will be held April 18th.
Title Scheidt spent Wednesday and
Thurs day at Chicago.
Little Dorothy keilnlan returned 10
her home at East Chicago on Tuesday
evening.
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ncts OF vaudeville. o-ls-l
The Protective Home Circle and their
friends will be entertained at Bunco
party at the home of MT. and Mrs.
Lester Speaks, of Indianapolis Blvd.
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Black Of Hammond
were guests at the Johnson home on
Atchison avenue last evening.
Mrs. H. F. Eggers of Lake avenue.
surprised her husband on his birthday
Tuesday evening, by inviting a large
number of gentlemen friends to help
celebrate the occasion. The men en-
joyd themselves in their usual way.
and very fine lunch was served by
Mrs. Eggers.
Mrs. Lane OF Myrtle avenue who has
been confined to her home for the past
two weeks by illness is slowly i'm
provign.
The Eastern Stars are entertaining
at Silver Tea at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Eaton of Sheridan avenue on
Tuesday afternoon, March 21st.
Mrs. Alice Payne of Myrtle avenue.
is confined to her home with a very
severe cold.
Mrs. Grindle of Atchison avenue was
hostess. to the Loyal woman's Class
on Tuesday evening. After the class
meeting a social hour was enjoyed and
refreshments were served.
surprise party by large number
Of her friends was rendered Mrs. Owen
McNealey at her home on Indianapolis
Blvd, last Tuesday evening.
Mrs William Broderick OF Atchison
avenue is entertaining her sister and
baby who are visiting here from Cuba.
Mrs. Fred Leverenz and daughter
Adeline of Myrtle avenue spent a. day
at the home OF her daughter Mrs. Sam
Cunningham of Indiana Harbor. The
Cunninghams until recently lived at
the East Side. having now purchased
a beautiful new home at the Harbor
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FOR SALE-Apex Vacuum Cleaner and
Singer Sewing Machine: 1901 Pearl
street whiting. 3-17-1
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WHITING
and its
PEOPLE:

NOTICE.
The members of Whiting Lodge, g. 8.
F. & A NJ, attending lodge in Chicago
Monday evening. March 21st. will go
by auto from the lodge rooms at 6;30
sharp. Autos have been provided for
all who wish to go.
3:17:2 r. GwALKER, Secy.
Mrs. Charles Cook has returned to
her home on Laporte avenue from the
st. Bernard's hospital where she I'M
derwent an operation several days ago.
She is getting along very nicely.
Estelle Abbott of Cleveland avenue.
t. confined to her home with a light
case of measles.
The Mothers Club will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Ralph Thrush of 1854 At
Gibson avenue Miss Keeler will be
present and answer questions the
mothers have concerning their babies.
Mrs Coe and Mrs. Jennings will assist
tho hostess The meeting VIII begin
at 1880 p. m.
ThA Pythian Sisters will hold their
regular meeting this evening. The
members of the degree staff are re-
quested to be present.
Charles Shorts OF Pennsylvania ave.
who has been confined to his home
with influenza. will leave soon for
Franklin, Penn, to recuperate for a.
few weeks.
The A. D. H. are having an enter
tainment and dance for their families
and friends In the high school auditor
iurn.
The Ladies OF the Christian church
will serve a supper in the church base
naent on next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Roe was the recipient of
n surprise party given by twenty-fght
OF her friends in honor of her birthday
anniversary. The afternoon was spent
In playing bunco. Miss Florence Ivy
and Mrs. Hammer were awarded the
prizes. A delightful luncheon was
then served.
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FOR RENT room fiat. stove heat
electric light and gas, SIS; 507 l21st
street whiting. 5-lF-2
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ROBBED AND
MURDERED

CHICAGO. March i6.-The fact that
James Weinand, "a. owner of an ex-
tensive ranch in Liberty. Saskatche-
wan. Canada. was robbed and murder
ed in Chicago and his body hidden in a
shed, was established today through
Charles Weinand, brother OF the vic
tim. Weinand's body. the head was
smashed found at the rear Of 2431 So.
Halsted street on Feb. %
Identification of the victim has spur
red the local police to reopen their in
vestigation
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When you think OF furniture, think
OF H Gordon & Sons. 2-1otf
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Value is the reason for growth of III.
Gordon & Sons. We strive to give you
the hest for your money. 3-1T-1
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Whiting
Advertisements
Are Winners

When you think OF furniture. think
OF H Gordon & Sons. 2-1otf
1900 rolls of Wall Paper. from Sc
to Use per roll. about so per cent
cheaper than last year. Tom Smelser,
sos Indianapolis boulevard. 2-15-tf
FOR SALE-Six room modern house,
garage. in excellent condition, phone
whiting 175-R 3-12-6
wANTED-Night waiter at o'Keefe's
Cafe. whiting. Bring references.
3-16-2
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Eileen Percy in "LITTLE MISS HAW-
SHAW, Also Ruth Roland in "white
acts of Vaudeville. 3-17-1
Value is the reason for growth of II.
Gordon & Sons. We strive to give you
the best for your money. Sill
FOR RENT room fiat. stove heat
street whiting. 3-17-2
WANTED-Experien lady book
keeper, ledger work billing and gem
erai office work, state age, experience
and reference; Apply by letter in own
hand writing; The L. Fischer Co..
whiting. 3-17-tf
FOR SALE-Apex Vacuum Cleaner and
Singer Sewing Machine; 1901 Pearl
street, whiting. 3-17-1
He dragged his brother through the
streets to make him ask forgiveness at
hi. mothers knee. This Is one OF the
standing incidents of the william,
Fox special production COVER THE
HILL made from VIII CarIeton's po-
ems which will be shown mt THE STAR
THEATRE, Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
dnx md TEurNdny. Ed =
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LANSING

Mrs Aud is visiting with her par
ents in Chicago.
Mr.. Ault expects to enlarge his pig
con house this summer. The contract
has been let to the II. and X. Con-
struction Co.
Mr.. j. Haas and Mr.. J. Hommer.
have investigated Labahn's clay hole
an derported a large crop of fish. es-
pecially frogs and sardines
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ieath of Mr.. Fuller's mother.

death of Mr.. Fu1ler's mother.
Illness in the Morton Trout home has
made it necessary to change the meet
ing place of the History and Literature
Section of the Fortnightly Club on
Monday evening March 20. to the pub
lie library auditorium instead of the
Trout home on Pennsylvania avenue.
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Feeble With Ade7

A colloquialism that should be
banished is "springing a joke" Most
Jokes of to-day do not spring; they are
pushed and fall helpless a few feet
away.-Chicago Journal of Commerce.