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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
CROSBY COUNTY.

Crosby County was organized Sep.
tember H.. 1856. with Emma as the
county seat. IL vas created August
n. 1876. out Of Bexar county.
The county was named after Steph'
Crosby. who came to Texas In ls45,
and accepted the position OF chief
clerk In the Land Office, 10 which
he was elected In 1853. and again In
1865 In hls memoirs. Governor Lub-
book has this 20 say OF Crosby:
There was some fun In nominating
the commissioner Of the general land
office. The convention was really
anxious TO nominate Captain Stephen
Crosby. the incumbent OF the office.
and without doubt one OF the most
popular officers and men In the state.
He had. however. stfayed off from
the D"mocratlc party and Joined the
Know NoihIngs lie was shelved by
the pledge prescribed hy the oonven.
ton aud ran as an independent. but
was defeated. hut wan reelected in
1859 aud under successive elections
served until removed by military au.
thorltles Ia August. 1867" lie died
In Austin In 1863
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28

The compound engine was invented
by IIornblower In 1881.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
A SCOTTISH PIPER TO DE
FEATURED At CHAUTAUOUA.

No ore number Is attracting quite
10 much attention IN Part OF the
Cbautauaua program 10 he given octo.
her 10. ut the First baptist Church.
his part features ~ Piper from Scot.
land" xr. Norman Raleigh takes this
part and In well qualified TO make dem.
onstration Of the hays.
Mr.. Raleigh does no, have 20 initiate
q Scottish piper. lie IL really one. lie
WAS born In GLASGOW. Scotland. and
spent the early part OF his life there.
lie later married q Canadian Girl and
when war broke out enlisted in tho
ranks Of his native land. The brawny
sons Of Scotland did noble work. Their
spirit was brcathed Into their herolsm.
u 10 one who fought and who really
knows the spirit Of Scotland who will
demcnstrate at the chautauqua. Peo.
ple who have lived their parts are better
ahSe TO act than those who play me.
chanically. Mr.. Raleigh was one Of the
ripers during the war and will play the
Tags as he played them then.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
PRETTY BRIDGE PARTY
TUESDAY MORNING.

Mrs. John Boyce and Miss Sadie
Claude Curtis entertained a number OF
guests M bridge Tuesday morning. al
their home, 1890 jackson Street.
Many merry games were enjoyed and
the high score honors were won by Miss
Bonita Martin. OF waxahachie. while
the. consolation prize was cut by Miss
Margaret 'seewaid. Later. covers were
laid for salsd course.
Among those included IN the morn
ins's hospitality were: Mesdames iii
Royce. Mattllia Of oklahoma City.
loren DristoIl. eniy Gould. James shel.
ten. Earl Mayne. Horace Lindsay. W. w
Ellison. -Misses Gertrude Lowndes. Mar
joris Oder. Frances scay. Mary Master.
son. Bonita Martin of waxahachie.
kasherine; Nash. Miinnis Madden. aud
Margaret and Bdith seewaid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
AMARILLO TO ENTERTAIN
TEACHERS FRIDAY NIGHT

Amarillo II expected 10 be out with
her usual spirit Of genaiity and go'd
Fellowship Friday evening. when under
the auspices 81 the Hoard Of city DS
velopment and the Potter County FEEDER.
elton a. women's Clubs. asxiscd by the
Parent Teachers Clubs OF the city she
will be hostess TO her public school
teachers al a reception. betwcen the
hours OF 15o 10 10 o'clock. at tho home
Of Mrs. Lee Divins. 1000 Polk Street.
Everyone In the city who In In anyway
Interested In the work that thu schools
sre doing. II asked 10 come and NEST
the teachers who are sponsoring that
work. and assist In showing them a
pleasant evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
CENTRAL GUILD HOLDS
SOCIAL MEETING

The members 81 Central Guild Of the
Central Presbyterian Church gathered
Tor pleasant social afternoon wedncs-
day In the church annex. Needle work
was selected az the diversion for the
afternoon and was inierestedly INDUCED
In while the members mingled In social
conversation. Later the hostcsses. Mes.
Games II. c. Nicely. Ed Hardin. len
smith. George Doubleday and =. A.
Lehman served deiicsou refreshment
course to the group of enthusiastic
workers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
SOCIETY
N OCTOBER.

Russling. ieafy puddles nll sihe low
spots In my path
Day declines In spiendor that was born
Ia stormy wrath.
Orchid bleni with purple is the veil Of
distant mist
Orchid mixed with purple and thought
OF amethyst.
Forests flecked with ophIr gold where
tulip poplars stand;
Fields Of grain and pasture strewn about
pleasant land.
Ev'rywhere IL hush and drowse. and
everywhere IL dream:
Here upon the hillock's crest ana yondsr
by the stream.
Sleek and naughty cattle browse the
bushes where the wet
l<n by dsybreak's thundergast II
clinsing 10 them yet.
"shr says Mother Nature. Weary
Summers fast asleep
Needs u. TOO: at peep o. dawn you heard
her wall ana weep
Hazel brush that undulates where chill.
dren prowi ana seek
Acsid.coated hazelnuts; that chipmunk's
bulgins cheek
shows them where the crop will DO ere
many days 20 by;
Tells them II they'd have their share
they'd best b. mighty spry.
Hear their voices buzzlng like tina In.
termittent room
Made BY busy bumblebees about the
poliened bloom,
]
Else. the world In silent: and we nil ars,
tlppytoe
Lest poor slumbering Summer should be
Weakened M we 70.
fsver'broken Summer 10 In need OF rest
and sleep
Moist with dews of Sunderland and
breathing soft and deep.
Ny idea OF heaven? will tell Il you.
my dear:
Rome place where October lasts through.
out the blessed year.
strickland GILLIAN. from Farm Life.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
YAll III ~ C1tB
MEETS TIESDAY

Airs. George TURNKEY entertained
Yaka III u club Tuesday afternoon. at
her home. lsi0 \. Hughes Street.
Tecdlcwork was enjoyed during the
hours of 10 g o'clock and the hostsss
ssrycd "A dainty Ice course. The rooms
were tastefully decorated with garden
flowers. and during the afternoon. Mrs
William oliver was received into the
club M a new member The place for
next weeks meeting viii he announced
later.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
MRS. GREY BAKER RECEIVES
ROSEMARY NEEDLE GLIB

One a the most enjoyable meetings
OF the year was held b. Rosemary
Needle Club on "Wednesday afternoon.
when this members were entertained nj
the home Of Mrs. Grey Baker on SOC
West Ninth Street.
The members assembled at > O'Clock.
20 spend the afternoon at needle work
and conversation. In the attractive
guest rooms ii the Baker home. In
which variety OF flowers were used ~
decorative motif. a Aliad course was
served. and Miss Ruby Dees was special
guest ~ the club.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
Cl.uRs 10 MEET DURING
THE WEEKEND.

Mrs. q. G. Mcdaniel viii entertain
the siacDowell Music Club this after.
noon. at . o'clock. at her home in Lake.
view addition.
The Delphian Club win meet Friday
afternoon. at . O'Clock. with Mrs. Clyde
cockreli. 1914 Monroe Street. when tbs
study OF ibsen will be taken up.
Miypah Needle Club win meet at the
home Of Miss Louise LcSeveu. 1906
Jackson street. al . o'clock. this after
noon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
~. FAN 10 Agree on Date.
o. Associated Pres

MARION. H.. Sept. T--Attorneys
for the state and defense at a nsertins
today with Judge ID. r. Iiartwell Of
Williamson County circuit court failed
10 agree upon a date for the opening Of
the trials of tho 76 persons indicted by
a special grand jury which investigated
the lIerrin mine massacre.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
Piesseer Dies
Special 10 The Nsws

iIrTf.EFIEI.D. Sept Al. T.
Campbell about seventy five years Of
age one OF the pioneer citizens ~ tn
community died yesterday. lie was bur
led In the afternoon by she Masonic
Lodge. the funeral being very largely
attended. Mr.. Campbell left surviving
three sons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
CIRCLE THREE ENTERTAINED
At l. d THOMAS HOME

Mrs. l.. %. Thomas was hostess 10
Circle No. Three Of IN. FIRST Christian
Church nj O'Clock "Wednesday after.
noon. An interesting lesson and pro.
srain was held. ana was followed by a
social hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
NOTICE. TO BIBl.E
CLASS MEN1nEbls.

Tn. Ellen Lucille Bibie Class win me Il
Thursday afternoon a. four o'clock with
Mrs. Druner at 1890 Van Buren, street.
The lesson win he the tsth. ssih aud
9Th chapters Of Genesis. Anyone who
wishes 10 study the Bible " weiso'nc 70
stterd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
Municipal Christmas Tree
Continues as Beauty SDOt

The varicolored lights on Misha-
waka's municipal Christmas tree,
which spreads its green branches
over the Probasco property at 419
Lincoln Way f.. continues 20 be one
Of the citys most beautiful attrac-
tons The tree was lighted on
Christmas eve this year.
For a humble, OF years. * has
been the custom for the city TO have
a municipal Christmas tree, and
during the last few years the tree
and its brilliant lighting effects have
been furnished ny the 3I.shawaka
Women's club. Previous to the last
two years the large fir tree on the
lawn of the Booth residence on
Church ST. was used. and It has
also been the custom TO hold n mu-
nicipal program under the lighted
tree. This has been abolished dur
ing the last two years.
Nishawakaus have become so ac-
customed TO having a municipal
Christmas tree that any hints that
the custom should be dropped have
been met with considerable resist
ancc. hence n tree is furnished ev-
cry year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
TtUO Cases Are Continued
In CITY Court Thursday

The hearing OF the liquor posses
sion charges against Mike Gulyonics
arr George Relicki both Of the
Bruner flats at sos Z. BatteH ST.,
were continued I'm the city court,
Thursday morning because of the
Illness OF counsel for the defense.
Their cases are now set for trial on
Tuesday, Jan. ?. 1928.
Gulyonics was charged with liquor
law violation a week ago, after off,
GERS of the local police department
discovered IS gallons OF wine in his
cellar during a raid. A small guam
tity OF mule in a bottle. found in a
pair Of trousers in the Gulyonics
residence was also held against him.
but George Relicki, arrested the
same night on a public intoxication
charge, claimed the liquor belonged
to him. when the case came up for
trial. He was Immediately arrested on
possession charges. Both men
pleaded not guilty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
TEMPLE

The Temple theater announces for
It's feature today the Fox photoplay
Extra, Extrai" in which the popu-
lar Edna Murphy and Johnnie Walk
er appear as oo-stars. The joint work
of these two young artists in sever
al Fox pictures has made them dis
tinct favor.tes with photOplay pa
irons, and first class entertainment
is promised in their latest venture.
Extra! E,Ntra," is a love ro-
nance. Of course. but II is said to be
developed on peculiarly original
lines, involving d leading newspaper
and big concessions in n foreig n
land Johnnie Walker appears as a
resourceful cub" reporter and Miss
Murphy as a millionaire's secretary.
Lively action is reported to mark the
progress Of this story-wh!ch is
from the pen of Julian Josephson.
William X Howard directed the
picture.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
JefferSonuiIIe Marriage
Market Makes NelU Record

JEFFEBSONVUI-E, Ind. Dec. IS
From Ia-- Saturday, merr.r- ur.-.
Tuesday Eh-. -ht four DAYS cover
Ing the Christmas holiday -.~l. l|0
marriage I.ceusos were issued u
JCners1nv.lle. according 20 final re-
turns fled % The clerks office yes
terday Possibly Jhree--ourths ot the
number were issued away from the
office after CLOSING hours. Dlo rul-
ocr is now high mark for the COR
responding four days beating the re
cord of 1919 by five. The next h.sh-
est year was 1920 wirh s.N-y-dve.
Saturday. Sunday and Christmas bee
ms an included in th.z years ho-l-
day. possibly boosted :he total
A record published Tor Louisville,
which city complains that Ills young
people come to JeTers5uvll.l TO mar
rs, contained the names Of forty
three couple. or this number nearly
ore-th.rd did not live i'm Louisville
or Jefferson county. not counting
cases where the hr-deSroom alone
lived elsewhere Seven couples were
from other Kentucky counties, three
from Indiana including one couple
from indianapolis; q couple from
Detroit and couple from Ne5ras-
ka and Pennsylvania. making twelve
nonresident couples out OF forty
three
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
KNIGHT TEMPLARS
INSTALL OFFICERS
Masonic Officers Ill-Moose-
heart Installation-Royal
NeighbOrs Elect.

2Iishawaka commandry No. 81.
knight Templars installed officers
Wednesday evening. George c.
White acted as installing officer and
Frank II. Huber, marshal. The Of
ficers were A. r. Klein. eminent
commander; Earl ChrlsmHn. gener-
alismo; W Il Upper, captain gen.
eral: Burton Barnard. recorder; W.
3. Hosford treasurer: Rev. L. c.
Rogers, prelate; John Traas. senior
warden: r. d. Myers, Junior warden;
3. G. Buchanan, standard bearer;
Elmer G. Baker, sword bearer; L. A.
Etter. seminal: NJ. II. Wooster. Otis
Schnarr and Frank +. Coats. guards
Reports given showed the lodge TO
be in n flourishing condition with
good prospects for the new year
Postpone Installation.
1t was planned TO hold a joint In
stallation with the Mishawaka Lodge
I 30 T. and A. NJ. but owing TO the
illness of VI. W. Hunsberger, wor-
shipful master elect and Z. J. Rob
insOn. senior warden, It was post
poned. These officers will be install
cd next Wednesday evening at which
time work in the +. \. degree will
also be conferred
MooschCart Legion.
officers of the Mooseheart Legion
were installed Wednesday evening
by Losson Hunt. They were as fol
lows: Maude Gordon, past regent.
Elvah Hunt, senior regent; Helen
Nifong. Junior regent; Mae Barrows
Chaplain; Violet Heiser. recorder;
Margaret Gordon, treasurer; Ma
thilda Kipp. sentenas Edna Stone
hill, Argus; Della clark, Guide;
Augusta Gaskill, assistant guide.
Following the installation a ban
quet was served. Guests were pre-
sent from Niles, Bremen and La
Porte Joseph F. Hurlburt con-
tributed a fine musical program.
Elect Officers.
Katherine Weisweaver was elected
oracle OF Spring Camp, Royal Neigh
bors. Wednesday evening; Mrs. En-
ma Colt. past oracle; Mae Hoffman
vice oracle; Anna earns. chancellor;
Rose Van Tlbury, D recorder; Myrtle
SChroff. receiver; Mary Scheibelhut
marshall: Mrs. Hawkins. inner sen
tenial; Manila West, outer sentenial;
Sadie Martin. and Charlotte Freese
managers; DIR. +. a. DOan, physician
Edna Picking, musician.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
BOWER WORKING ON
INJUNCTION PAPERS
ON DEBECK, SCHNOLL
Action Will Be Filed Unless
Proprietors Quit Before
They Are Ready.

Injunction proceedings against
Alo.s DeBeck TO close the soft drink
parlor on his premises at 54S W.
Sixth st.. and against Louis Schnon
TO close the gambling house alleged
to have been conducted at los IL
T.. Mishawaka av.. are being prepar-
eel by Deputy Pros. l.. J. Bower,
that official stated last night lie
said that he has been preparing the
necessary legal forms this week, and
he expected that they would be
ready for filing by early next week.
The fact that injunction suits had
no. been filed early in the week led
TO reports that the administration
would not do so. The fact that
there were reports that both De-
Beck and Schnoll were planning to
give UP all attempts TO do business
in Mishawaka strengthened these
reports. but Pros. Bowers statement
last night cleared the situation.
No "Camouflage Retirement
There is the possibility that the
papers may not be filed. but that
Will be only i'm the event that De-
Beck and Schnon get out Of BUSH
ness If either DeBeck or SchnCE
docs get out of business before the
necessary legal papers are drawn
up. proceedings will probably not
be instituted. 1t was stated, how
ever, BY one Of the officials OF the
city that there viii have 10 be alb
soiute evidence that bootlegging and
gambling has been discontinued
and that mere passing out the word
that these places have been closed
Win not be sufficient
AS far as could be learned both
the DeBeek place and the Lincoln
club have been quiet for the past
few days DeBecks place is said
TO have been closed entirely. and the
Lincoln club is said to have had no
patrons at all The reason assigned
i'm the latter case is that it was thor.
oughly cleaned out when tho polio"
raided IL last Friday night over a
truck load of equipment being seized
and taken to tho police station. In
clUded in the articles seized at the
time Of the raid were about $500
monogrammed poker chips, said 10
have cost So cents apiece or over
S1.4OO. The felt crap table cover,
also seized, is said TO have cost S65.
Since the raid the police have rece'v.
ed a request for some of the dice
seized. The dice in question are
known as percentage dice and are
not only expensive but difficult to
obtain The request was respective
" denied by the police.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
BROKEN WIRE CAUSES
ELECTRICAL DISPLAY

One OF the wires OF an arc circuit,
weighted by Wednesday nights sleet
and rain. snapped at the corner OF
Spring and Ninth SITS, about $50
o'clock, Thursday morning, creating
a vivid display OF electric sparks as
1t dragged on the ground until the
current was shut off at the local
power station.
Members of the Central fire de-
partment were called, who tied the
wire around the pole in such po-
sition that it could not endanger the
lives Of passers-by The wire was
later repaired by city electricians.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
Raiders Find Nothing
At BdrneHi Residence

The raiding squad of Chief Of Po-
lice Harry W. Barrows. Capt Beeh-
Ter and officer Marchant, visited the
residence OF Joseph Barnelli. l24 5.
Sixth ST.. early last evening, but a
complete search OF the premises
failed 10 reveal the presence OF any
liquor in violation OF the Nolstead
act
No attempt at concealinC or
dumping any illegal liquor was de-
tected by members OF the squad dur
ing the visit. and according to Chief
Barrows. BRrnelu appeared 20 be
abiding by the law in every respect.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
POST
AMERICAN LEGION
REMEMBERS BUDDIES

M!shawaka post Isl American
Legion, provided Christmas cheer TO
the Il ex-service men. patients az
the Healthwin hospital by present
Ing each with a large basket OF fruits
and candies on Christmas day. The
Legion prepared 20 baskets and the
remaining six were distributed
among other patients from the city
and SOME who had no friends. The
post also donated $50 TO the Saliva
'tion Army fund to give din
ners and clothing TO the poor FAM
lilies OF Mishawaka
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
ENTERTAIN FOR BR.DE.ELEC1

Miss Gladys Robinson, 227 Stan
ley St, entertained at a linen show
er Wednesday evening honoring
Miss Elsie Gusa who will be mar
ried to Lawrence Smith Of Indian
apolis in the near future. The dec
orations were in keeping with the
holiday season. Games and music
were the features Of the evening.
Miss Edna Birk who is home from
the Northwestern college, gave sew
eral vocal selections. Luncheon was
served
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
Funeral Services for Lewis
BdrrOiUS Are Held IN Bremen

Lewis Barrows, for number Of
years a resident on Fourth ST. here
and an empIoye of the Dodge Mfg.
Co. died at his home in Bremen
where he moved q year ago, last
Tuesday, following a week S illness
with pneumonia.
Funeral services We're held az
Bremen, Thursday morning at 9
o'clock. Burial was made in the
Bremen city cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
NEWS TIMES BOYS
HAVE GREAT TIME
AT ANNUAL BANQUET
Talk by Judge John NJ. Raab
l. Feature of Entertain
ment 10 Carriers.


Tho annual banquet 20 t.s carriers
was rendered Iaet rlzht at the
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Times. and the 40 boys VINO denver
The News-Times tn MlshaTaha for
got All about lev sidewalks. cold
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IS looked forward 20 from year q"
year. They delivered their even
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ceIlert dinner in Manager Rerucr's
beat sfvle ans an INDUCED %
bealtbv vouthnII anne.f8. I'D tle
rfr,it
CI,v Judpo Job, N U-4n rnge
=, inro-esting and aonropriate h., x
80 t,. 80 ora .trcse.f the Inn
,,o.-.,roo ~ .re fagt fba+ +ta,, were
etartIre in life bv unde~t7FN1g Tee
aDo,eibi1ities which involved eorr-
age trust,vortainess and many dis
continue s.,.b .s cola rain SNOW
and ice INIT fbat euc, +-afrin- WAS
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s,te- ~ tho br,. az todav Ju5se
Raab told tbe hove that thrv should
feel q areof ',rido GA fbr -rarI, tbry
arc doing ana thar .roy were per
s,rr,t,o 5,,st d. ,,.ef.,I aud ipdisnr,.
~ f, GO, 80. ++,e sar,-5rf,i.,, as
fbIt coatribu,ad bv an frdivgauI
a., 1ts doif,, te-t To ror,,,,r. 4
the bo,4 on their splendid showing
ana epirit and declared fh3t IL Was
= ra,-elstio, Ia hin, that NTisbav-a,.I
b,d SUCH a splendid and repres,n-
t,tt,o grot,, ~ bo,,s l9yinz fcsuGa.
ts-,s CO... f,i+ure t1stnees creatures
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
ENTERTAINS CHE

Mrs. Peter Coddens. sac W. Sixth
So. entertained the L T. y. club at
her home yesterday afternoon. Bun
co was one OF the features. the
guest prizes were won by Mrs. Neih-
mer and Mrs. g. g. Cone. Mrs.
Charles Dooley won the house prize.
Mrs Fannie Elliott Of South BEND
gave a solo. A musical program
was enjoyed Refreshments were
served
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
GOES TO FORT WAYNE

Rev J. II. Evans, pastor OF the
First Evangelical church will go 10
Fort Wayne today where he viii
confer with an architect and so
over the plans for the building of
a new dormitory at Oakwood park,
Lake Wawasee. Rev. Evans is
chairman Of the building commit
tee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
TO HOLD SOCIAL

The Epworth League of the VI. r.
church Will hold a social in the form
Of an old fashioned school Friday
evening at the church parlors
School Will take up at o'clock sharp
and all Epvorthians are asked to
bring their lunch consisting OF an
apple and sandw.Fh lunch baskets
viii be given at the door
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
CITY NOW HAS 65
CASES OF MEASLES

reported under quarantine by city
Health Officer J. II. Magrane. Thurs
day morning Scarlet fever and
diphtheria are no longer the cause
of any fear on the part of local health
officials. and are being kept we'll un-
der control declared DR.. Magrane.
Two cases of scarlet fever and one
case Of diphtheria were released
from quarantine Wednesday. These
were Amelia hoski, 719 s. Laurel
St, Elsie BOndounck, 532 w. Sixth
ST., and Nellie Matthias, 7O7 Ann st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
DRILL CLUR MEETS.

Mrs. Peter Hesch, AS +. Grove
St. delightfully."- entertained the
members Of the Home Grove drill
team club Wednesday evening. A
brief business meeting was held.
Mrs. i. A Fasut was awarded the
favor an a guessing contest and the
consolation fell TO Mrs Ed Light. A
two course luncheon was served.
Plans were made for theater party
at the Palace to be held Jan. 3.
The club will hold its next meet
ing with Mrs. Harry Kimbal, w.
Sixth St