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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
Aged Man ItIlles Inv An,

NORFOLK, VA. March la.-Rc-
turning from market with his basket
loaded with provisions. 4. Cachcliu
81 years old, Of Omohundro Avenue
and Fourteenth Street. was struck
by an automobile and fatally injured
saturday morning ut l0:30 o'clock.
lie was taken to st. Vincents Hos
piial. but died before he reached that
institution. His neck was broken
and he was cut over the right eye
and on the face. Archibald Boston.
driver OF the automobile that struck
Mr.. Cachclin, wa arrested on a
charge of assaulting aud killing
with an automo6iie. He was re-
leased on bail fog his appearance in
Police Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
PLANS FOR ALUMNI HALL
At '. NJ. |. TAKE SHAPE
Building at Lexington Will
House Archives and
Art Works.
lSpcci"l to The Times Dlspatch.

tSptC!"l 10 ne IImcS- Dispatch.
LEXINGTON. VA. March 10
Plaas ar. nDw taking shape def
initcly for the erection OF the pro-
Military Institute. /; will be head
quarters for the alumni. and in adj
dition will house some Of the price
less archives and ar, works of the
institute.
committee OF the General Alumni
Association is meeting here today
with the superintendent General r.
w. Nichols. They wil! meet again
tonight and gr over in detail tho
numerous points Involved in the
project. The cost Of the building
VIII be born. by the alumni. A
SIT" has Tentatively been chosen over
the parap"t near the Ezekiel statue
Of Virginia Mourning ii"r Dead"
General Nichols will l." in Wash
inSton next saturday. where he viii
attend tn" dinner To IL" given by
tn" famous Alfalfa club. Of which he
IS :" member. in honor Of Uncle Joe"
Cannon.
Tho new official register OF IN.
Institute has just come from ~,
press. il is a neatly bound and care
fully prepared volume, and touches
upon every phase OF the lit. and
activities Of tho Institute 1t CON
,ains tho first official announcement,
hs TO finals this year. Tn. bac-
caiaurcatc sermon to the gradual
ing class Will be delivered on sunday,
June is. in tho Jackson Memorial
Han. Tuesday. June 20. is dcsignat-
ell as alumni day. Tn. final cxcr-
cises OF the year. with the award !.
ing OF diplomas and commissions in
the Reserve Officers Training Corps
t" the graduates. will he held on
Wednesday,. June 81.
Colonel Francis Mallory will hav.
immediate charge as director OF the
virginia Military lnStitut. summer
school. which VIII begin it's session
this year on July - and continue
oh''i september T. This summer
session is intended for the bcnent
Of those cadets vino are required
|" stand examinations in September
ana FOR ihos. prospective cadets who
have not sufficient rre p;ration to en-
able them to ma'ricu!ato here o,
else where on the fourteen academic
unit basis.
The summer session is held an
nua!ly At The Rockbridgc Baths. a,
IN" entrance 10 Goshen Pass. ;bou,
twelve miles north OF Lexington
The officers and instructors are mem
hers o! the regular academic staff
OF the institute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
MANY COMPETE. IN
RADFORD FIELD DAY

Special 20 The Times Dispatch.
HAbfoRD. VA, March ig-Onc of
ia" most Interesting features of tn.
Rural I.'fe Conference was tho u.ld
day and physical education cxhihi,.
This was conducted under The air.c.
ton OF J. Hold-n Barnett sun.r.
visor Of physical education. Blu.,icId
W Va
For the field day. REPRESENTATIVES
rom Pulaski High School. Newport
'lSh school. Shawsvillc High school.
Sh""F'i'e high school. Dublin HIN
S'hoo! Pembroke High School. chris
.I"hhburE High School and Radford
ti!Hh school entered whole hear,.,lIv
as contestants Eight hundr.h nan.
III. We're gathered on the back
campus Of the normal grounds. for
this exercise. Yens and songs war.
given by the normal girls and various
hifh schools 10 pep" up the crowd.
Much enthusiasm was displayed
thf"uIhrut the occasion
4hoEc starring in the contest :ynr.
esther Rife. from ShnwsviiIc Iiph
''h"". ana Douglas Eiizpatricr. az
Ha"'"rd High School. The con,.s,
consisted OF hop- skip and tumn
'hfct- legged race. l0O-ya dash opi
lara dash, running broad iur,n
standing broad jump. running high
Jump, and standing high jump. Those
winning Hrst place in each exercise
M''" gwen I'VE points; second place.
'h'c" points. The high school re.
'eN.hS the grcatcrt score WAS
"N"'"'" banner. Tho Contcstan,
""ioi'h IN. riris winning the highes,
number OF points received loving
W. "e same be!:s true Of The
Esther Rife. by her many daring
:ch's. carried back To Shaw..,rI,
High school loving Gun for hnv,n,,
received tweuty-threc pnin,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
.HARR|sONBURG NORMAL
PROFESSOR WINS HONOR
Dean W. J. Clifford Takes
First Award for SyI-
Iabus.

i1p"c.d. 10 The Times isunichI
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. HAIR
EiSoNHUNG, VA. March Il. F.rs,
award FOR syllabus tor a course IN
pS!ch"!ogy was made 10 Dean W j.
clifford Of this school by tho Ma
ionni Association Of Presidents of
teachers Colleges. according to re-
cent announcement received here.
rms competition was open to teach
"rS Of psychology in normal schools
ana teachers colleges throughout the
United states, and the award to DR.
OXFORD is sourc" Of pride 10 :hc
!!Arrisonburs school. Second rank
was given To tn. syllabus prepared
i'y Professor Lawrence hv.rill. or
Worcester. massachusetts, and Pro-
lessor II. j.. Peterson. Of Normal. III.
According TO the 1872 summer
school catai"gu. now coming from
the press. the faculty FOR tn. cum
M"r quarter viii consist % eleven
men and Twenty-Five women. Mem
h"rs %! the regular winter faculty
VIII h". President 5. y. Duke. J. &.
Johnston. Il 6. pingl.d!nc, Ethel
Sptluan, g. W Chapr"Iear. Jr.
Registrar II. \ Converse. Dean W. !.
clifford, Grace y. Mcclure Myrtle J..
wilson, i.ot,a Day. Frances /. Mack
-. Amy lame Stevens Edna \
Shaen"r, Louise IL Franho, Mrs w
!, Lciirc. and Ruth .. IaMnIl. Other
instructors who have previously
taught in fIsrr!sonburE GUNNER
-. Amy Jane Stevens. Edna r
laugh. G. IL NO.sinGer, clyde J..
shorts, H"sS!" e. Randolph, Julia y
Woodbridge. y. *. Hopkins. .Nthcu
l.. Johnston, and Flossio J.. Frazier.
Instructors who are added 10 the
stan This year are: Hcssi. IL letter
nome economies Of IA" stat" Normal
school at FaTmviilc. Mary L. More
land HON" economies, instructor ia
home economies in the Norfolk nuh-
lie schools. Ethel 7. Dulin. primary
education. Instructor la dcmonstra-
ton school. Gccrg" Peabody Cot
leg" for Teachers: Joseph -. clark
history and geography, principal
chase City High School. Nancy l..
Moor"n"ld. English. Instructor in Ct
Mary's school. Raleigh. y. G.: Mar
gar-' Il Davis. English. Instructor
in Iihrrisonbucg High School
The training school faculty is an
nounccd To he under the direction OF
br. ". ! CHORD. with the follow ing
stat: Ethel Spillman, principal. Lois
Campbell. Harrisouhurg critic teach
or, Frances Goldman, Richmond pub
lie school teacher; Esther Dickerson.
Winchester public school teacher.
Pamela Ish. I.oudoun County school
principal. and Saliie H. Blosscr.
principal Pleasant i'm Junior High
school
Miss Edna r. Shaencr has gone I"
Nashville. whore sh" viii rcprcScn,
this school at IN national conference
"f music supervisors in session there
March 20 TO "a.
WITH the beginning Of the third
quarter next Tuesday, the new stu
dent officers Will he IUaugurated.
MSS Grace lI"yl, university, VIII take
Office as prcs,dcn OF student govern
meni. and MISS Clara Aunack. West
Point. VIII assume tho duties as tho
president Of the Y. w. 6. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
RICHMOND WOMAN
SHARES BIC ESTATE

Sn"cial to The TIm.sDisn,,.i,
-, IL NcliEGRG. VA. March -
ne VIII Of Mrs. JinIai. L. WATKINS
WIDOW OF George l.. watkins. who
ditG suddenly last sunday, has been
pt"nh'.d in tho Corporation Court
W. VI. i'!"'n, a s"n-ln-!aw. qualifying
a. executor without surety on the
-" tS'h'" estimated To he
r"iucd NJ 100000 passes to thr..
n""sntefs. Mrs. w. NJ. Black ana
.'s' ~ H. Kyle. OF Lynchburg, and
~; ~ = i.e'!' W. stacy, ot Richmond.
ne estate Is left in trust for three
daughters. the executor hcIr,
'H"'!"cd |" dispose OF thc realty for
The benefit OF thcs. fuu1s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
SENATOR HOLT STRONG
FOR A SPECIAL SESSION
Believes Opposition in House
Will BE Broken 10 Carry
Bond Issue.
lSpecinl 10 Thn rtmos. nisnnirh

ISp"clhl 10 IN" Times bispatCh
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March 10
If Governor Trinkle calls 4 special
session 10 consider road bonds. an
issue Of si2.0Oo.oo0 or thcrcabou,
Will he authorized, in the opinion
Of stat" Senator Saxon w. Holt. of
this city.
The Senator says, however. tina.
me Governor viii not cali the scs-
sion unless ne * assured Of enough
votes I" pass III" bond issue Il
VIII r"qu!r. Iw.onty-on. Yates in ,bc
Senate and hfty-oil. In IN. ilous,.
TO put the measure across.
The senate is strong Cor road
bonds. and tn. Governor knows at
this tim" that ~" can count ON ihn
upper branch. II IS difr.rcu, ma,
ter in IN" House however. this BODY
having twic" gone on record as on
posing road bond issue
bcspit" this. however. the road
bond iSsu" was within i've votes q,
passage in the House at one time.
and II is believed b. some that the
opposition Wiz break mud the u.c.s-
Sary number Of votes ia tho House
n. assured as soon as tho delegates
have had time To talk with their
constituents.
All Virginia is said 20 Q for GOOD
roads, aud II is generally believed
that a cent Il gallon gasoline tar
VIII car" fcr the bonds without an
additional incrcas" in taxation This
tax would ultimately b" paid by tho
consumer. tho users OF automobiles
largely.
Reports from various sections OF
the state say that nearly every dis
trict is mud bound as "a result OF re-
~
able to get to the stores for sun
plies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
bedford Gives Entertainments.

bF.DF ORD, n, MNTCn II.-NN rn-
tertainmcnt To 70 known as AN
Evening in Ola Virginia." will n-
given In the school auditorium Fri
day evening. March %. This will
he gwen for the benefit OF the Fed J.
ford County Historical Pageant. and
w. ID. Cridlin. State secretary OF the
Virginia Historical Pageant Associa E
ton, is expected to he present II, that
time. BESIDES music and tablcauS.
there Will he an exhibit of curios
and relies. These will be placed IN
cases so that there Will he no dan
ger Of injury. and this exhibit will
form an interesting feature OF the
cnt crtainment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
TUCKER IS UNOPPOSED
IN TENTH DISTRICT
I ais on Democrats Ia Turn out i'm
one-Sided Iacc
TnesIa~

tSpeciAl 20 The Times dispatch
SiACNTON VA. March l9.-Ap-
p,"iihS To the Democrats of the
ltnih virginia Congressional Dis
'rlct 10 preserve the morale o. the
party and To 80 TO the nolls Tuesday
whcn the special election is to ha
hc!d. Harry 81. George Tucker. Of
Lexington, Democratic candidat. for
congress. III statement here today
declared the Republican party today
is torn aSunder ny internal disS-r
SONS. Unable to get together on any
proposition. and signal failure so
Tar as doing anything TO reduce Fed :
cral taxation"
MIR. Tucker has no opposition In
Tuesdays election. and viii fill the
vacancy in Washington caused by
the death OF the late Henry II. Flood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
RISON MADE
ATTORNEY FOR STATE
tspeclal To The Times-Dlspntch.l

lSpcCla! 10 The Times Dispatch.
DANNILLE, VA, March i9.-Judgc
j. Turner Clement Saturday ISSUED an
order At Chatham APPOINTING State
Senator George r. RiSon Common
wcalth's Attorney. OF Pi,tslyvania.
Tor Mr.. Clements uncxpircd term,
which Will expire December 81. 1929.
The appointment was not II sur
prise 10 those who had been watch
ing developments since Judge Gle
ment was elected n the General AS
sembly. Senator Risou, who has
represented rittsyivania since 1903.
VIII assume his new dutieG at the
coming term of court. Others who
were in Il receptive attitude for the
appointment We're i. II. Williams.
poscy j. ilundlcy ana Irwin Ovcrbey.
Judge Clement returned last night
to Chatham from Patrick County.
whcle he has been holding court for
the past ten days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
Six Cows Are Dead,
Drinking Still Drainage

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
DANNill.E. VA. March IA
sad commentary on the type of
Illicit liquor now being made is
revealed In story which came
from iiaii7aX County toGay. whore
Sheriff Luther Rice and DEPUTY
t. l. Wilh"rn in making a raid
Oh "A farm near South Of Dan.
found six dead cows about u
stream which. the officers allcgc.
carried away swirl from an Illicit
diStillcrr.
Tho officers claim that the cows
in shaking their thirst became
fatally drunN ana lied on the
spot. The officers did not find a
still. but they claim TO have
found evidence OF run having
been recently made. Malt and
about six gallons OF liquor wer.
found In "A barn. No arrests have
been made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
CLOSE RAPPAHANNOCK
EXCHANGE BUSINESS

Especial To The Times Dispatch.
FREDERICKSBURG VA. March
l9.-Thc Rappahannock Exchange,
which has been doing general com
mission business in Baltimore for sew
cral years, and which handled much
OF the produce shipped from the Rap
pahannock River landings hy steam
er TO Baltimore, has closed ana all
its fixtures have hccn sold. The stock
OF the company was largely held by
citizens of the Northern Neck of
Virgil mia. some Of whom will be hcavy'
losers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
COL. r. L. CRAICHILL
SHOOTS AT INTRUDER

iA NCHBuRG. VA. March 10
.oionel Robert Z. Craighill. sent an
'ar" TO the police headquarters
here early Saturday morn,nr In
winch he announced that he had shot
ana killed man who had broken into
ms residence on Fort Hill. Colonel
Graighill said he heard som. one ont
side his bedroom. lie watched a
door open slowly into his room.
whercuron he fired twice. He heard
no one leave. and he thought he had
killed IN" man. The police were UNI
able to find the intruder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
MILLING TO BE PROBED
BY A SPECIAL JURY
tspccial to rho Times plspa.ch

I'p"ciaI % The Times DIsp1lch
STACNToN VA. March IN
primarily for invcstiratins the a.
legged murder Of joe Quinn. oS-y.,~.
old Dccrhcld Valley farmer. y.st..
HaY morni'. In front Of tho C;l;l,,.
nome. by h. Stout. 90. Irni,rt
states mail carrier. Special Grand
jury had been summoned T. sit ga,
circuit Court Wednesday. March ~
stout. who is In jail here. has r.al.
ohiE one statement. Il had II cause
re sh"t Quinn with 30 caliure re-
volvcr. the wound urovIrp r,,,f
within three minutes. \ coroner
jury returned a verde, ihat Guln-
came to his death at tho hand. of
stout. This act. In our opinion. he
ing without cause or pruyocatlor.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
Two Named Probation omccr,

DANF1i.LE VA. March Ih-JudEa
-. = Withcrs has appointed Mis-
Margaret MaNon and MISS Honey
Yeats. probation officers for TN.
city az Danvillc. The young women
ar" ,lothed with the same powers -
policemen, aud Will deal with Juv,-
nile Offenders. Their services ar.
voluntary, and they VIII receive no
compensation from tho state or ciiy.
Both arc associated with the Dan
vile Community Welfare AsSocIa-
tim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
Honor Miss N,IIurd,. y.n

Ia HCfiHtlsH. VA. March ls.-Hav-
ing secured Permission to do so the
W. {. !. L. here has arranged for
ne hahsinE OF Il portrait of Frances
r. Wi!liard IN each Of the public
school buildings In I.ynchburr Eoniis
on I'll" life OF Miss Willard are also
TO be placed in the Libraries of the
various schools
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
Farmer Loses His Arm.

pANNl!.LE. VA. March I9.--J. T..
Niners"h' farmer Of Ruftin. y. G.,
suffered the amputation of his arm,
in Il local hospital today. Two weei,s
ago his right forearm was broken
when an automobile he was cranking
back fired The injury In some way
became infected and IL was found
necessary to remove IL to save tho
mans life
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
Sing Do.ology Mt Liuuor puur,nr

DANNlLLE, VA, March l9.-For
the purpose OF satisfying doubling
Ihomases. :he authorities OF Henry
county few days ago poured out
100 gallons of seized moonshine I'm
public ceremony, having advertised
the event. y small oval place wa,
cut in the centre or the town square
and large throng gathered to wit
ness the event. y delegation from
the w. 6. I. L. was on hand to Wit
ness the outpouring OF spirits. and
they broke into the DoNology as the
last contaner SurElcd out It's con-
iNntS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
To Give Play nj Ch..,. r.

CHESTER. VA, March 19.-"As-
Sisted by Sadie" one of Walter Bon
rare nest VIII he given by the
im''nncrs OF the punior class of the
I"estHr li,gh School. Thursday even
ms March 20. at 8 o'clock at the
town hall in Chester.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
A Clinkered Furnace
Does Not Heat

y clinkercd furnace VIII not de-
vciop The required amount OF heat.
y scaly boiler is a glutton for coal.
Both must be cleaned before they
vii! do their full duty.
lust 20 it is with your body. Your
stomach is your heating plant-your
steam maker. Congestcd bowels rob
the brain of it's needed brain supply,
diverted by abused organs straining
to eliminate the excess waste be-
yond their normal capacity.
Let your liver become torpid. your
bowels ciogged. you're half-sick: you
need something TO clean out the &C
cumulated waste.
Natures laxative is found in St.
Joscph's Liver Regulator. 1t is purely
vegetable. II is supplied only i'm
powdered form-can be taken dry or
as tea, and Will not nauseate or
gripe.
All dealers guarantee and sell ST.
Joseph's Liver Regulnr-large cans,
csc. or you will be supplied, postpaid,
on receipt of price. Clip and mail
this advertisement to Gerstia Meai-
cine Company, Memphis. Tenn. for
free sample and n copy of the 1922
st. Joseph'S Almanac,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
stanton Men to opcrnt. ,,,

The Little Lick Coal comnan,.
Inc. Staunton. Va. with n mayin,n,
OF 100000 and minimum Of s15oon
has been granted charter by Tho
state Corporation Commission. 70
mine and deal In coal and other min
erals. The officers and incorporetor,
Me- Hugh b. sproul. presid emit: John
R0tt. secretary. and a. Erskino Mil.
all Of Stanton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
To Opcn nids for s7a.0on ,rcmnlc.

bf NClIBURCi VA. March l9.-Bids
for the proposed Odd Fellows Temple
10 be erected here will be opened
Monday at noon by committee OF
Qua Fellows. Local contractors have
asked to submit estimates for the
work temple costing around
$4,000 is projected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
PLANT JUICE MAN
GIVES INTERVIEW
Fact That 1t Is n Natural Rem
cdy Helps 1t Succeed in
Stomach Cases.
PROMINENT MAN SPEAKS
UphOldS Words OF the Plant
Juice Man and Describes
His Own Case.
PROMINENT MAN SPEAKS

In cases OF stomach troubles"
said The Plant Juice Man when in
Richmond recently, such as indiEcS-
ton. constipation. pain and agony
from gas and bloating. bursting head
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
ORNOUTAFTER
She COOKED
A MEAL.
Took Lydia E. Pinlsham's
Vegetable Compound.
Read the Result
Cincinnati, Ohio. IL suffered for
wear with nervoustroubles andirreg-

uidrlLleb DelOTe 1
took Lydia E.
Pinkham's We g.
e table Com
pound. My back
panied all the
time and ! was
unfit for house,
work. l was worn
out il / cooked q
meal, and was I'M
able to do my
washing. My girl
friends and nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

Fornl NEW Jr. q. Z. I. u. Council.
NCHHURG, VA, March IA
new council, 10 be known as lin
CRY Council. No. >. OF the .Ir. .. L.
y. NJ. has been formed here with a
charter list az forty-onc members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

sister told me If l would take your
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills
] would be relieved. After taking
the first bottle felt better, and ne
elected it awhile. but found could
not do my work until was stronger.
So / took the Vegetable Compound
again and now I am the mother of a
10 months old boy. He is fat and
healthy and ! am sure could never
have carried him If it had not been
for your medicine. recommend your
medicine to all women although ! am
young to be advising some one Older"
Mrs. CHRIST. PETRoFF, 318W. Lib.
erty ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-28

WARSAW. Nov. Isl ~ Sd
Officials OF the Big -Four railroad
have turned the tables on drivers
oF r~o+or vehicles VINO delno -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-28

Mrs. John Pfeirer and son John.
we're Hammond visitors on Satur-
day.
Mrs JOS Thei and daughter Miss
Kathryn OF Hammond. visited sun
day here with relatives.
Miss Florence Keilman OF Chica-
go visited Sunday here with her
mother Mrs. Mathilda Keilulan-
A charivari consisting or friends
and the gathering OF relatives at the
home or Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. N. Ger
lach on Saturday evening rendered
them a surprise on the event OF their
2Eth wedding anniversary The ev-
enlng was spent in a sociable way
with music and dancing. A nice
lunch was served and at late hour
everybody departed for their homes
wishing Mr. and Mrs Gerlaoh
many more years OF happy welded
NE.
Raymond Spanier. the 3 n year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Spanier
lied Friday morning at 2 o'clock
from an illness o. two days with
pneumonia. The funeral was he q
Monday morning at ten o'clock. The
PAL bearers were four school boys
Joseph stark. John Gerlach. Andrew
Theil and Eberhard Thel.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-28
rrrcAeo PnoDUcE nrARKEr

BUTTER Receipts 1927 tuba
creamery. extra SO IL; extra firsts.
40 IL. 50 -; firsts 40, As; packing
stock. 81. 3.
EGGs-Receipts, 1871 cases; mis-
cellaneous. 1915 ordinary firsts'
40-45; firsts. 4751-
LIVE POULTRY Turkeys IS:
dickens. 1913. springs IS; ROSTERS
u: geese 10; ducks 10.
OTATOES- Receipts 1l6 cars;
Wisconsin round white. $3.50; Idaho
Russetts. No. / 10. Minnesota and
North Dakota R@d River Ohio, 3d.
vEAL-5o to 60 lbs 8 q SC; 40 TO 50
lbs. 1OQ11c. 30 to 10 lbs. ia 12o;
fancy thick. &c. overweight 100 to
175 lbs. 5asc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-28
LOWELL

Thomas Black went to Chicago on
business last evening.
Mrs Joseph Tanner who has been
in the hospital in Chicago for sew
eraI weeks was able to come home
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ. Henneing of
Wisconsin are visiting her parents
VIII Surprise has sold his interest
in the restaurant to his partner. A.
B. Hayhurst.
Chester Sanders who is working
in Hammond was home over Sunday.
Donald quincy OF Chicago. visited
his father Dr.. ". c. Quincy over
Sunday
Joseph Mcconnell. Loyal Lamphier
Arthur Williams. Harry Rigg who
are working In the north part Of the
county were home yesterday.
John BrowneM Of Brazil. was here
yesterday the guest OF his mother.
Mrs. F r. Brownell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brownell
Of Valparaiso were the guests OF his
mother. Mrs. F. r. Brownel yes
terday
The Misses velma Sheets and Mar
guerite Simpson who are teaching
liz East Chicago. were weekend
guests Of their parents.
Zeibert Sisson Of Gary. was here
yesterday the guest of his parents.
MI. and Mrs. VIII Sisson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Smith Of Chi
caSo. were Sunday guests OF her