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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-29

PULLING PLACES IN LAKE
COUNTY, INDIANA, PRIMARY
ELECTION OF MAY End, 1922.
CITY OF GARY
Precinct 1--60S e. 7th Ave.
Precinct 2-Garage in Rear, 437
Pennsylvania st.
Precinct Garage in Rear. 74s
Maryland st.
Precinct Alp E. 7th Ave.
Precinct 5-Commercial Hotel
400 Broadway.
Precinct 6-Public Library, 9Th
and Adams st.
Precinct 7--so4 Washington st.
Precinct S-Church School, 9TH
and Adams st.
Precinct 9-Play Grounds, 4tll
and Jackson st.
Precinct 1911 Jackson st.
Precinct 11-5I6 Harrison st.
Precinct 12--Garage in Rear. 18th
and Van Buren, st.
Precinct 1876 Tyler st.
Precinct 14-Conmunity House,
4th and Marshall st.
Precinct 15-Behn's Place, Clark
Station
Precinct 1s-155o Pennsylvania
st.
Precinct 11-1905 Connecticut St
Precinct 5000 washington st.
Precinct 1890 Adams st.
Precinct zo-1524 Washington st
Precinct 2t--1727 Adams st.
Precinct 22-1536 Jefferson ST.
oaoo
Precinct 24-17th and Tyler St.
Precinct 25-25o0 Adams st.
Precinct 26-Tolleston Cash Mar
ket. 214a W. 10th Place.
Precinct 27-Carlson's Garage
1884 w. 18th Ave.
Precinct $3.50 Ealston st.
Precinct 29-Glen Park Library.
Precinct 30--Basement in church
Ridge Road and Adams ST.
Precinct 31-Eagles Hall, Lake
snd Ridge Ave.
CITY OF HAMMOND
Precinct School House Indi-
annapolis Blvd.
Precinct Fire Station. Rob-
ertsdale, Ind.
Precinct 3-115o Superior Ave.
Precinct 4-1s7 Gostlin st.
Precinct 5-29s Towle st.
Precinct s-Cor. Pine and Chicago.
Precinct Lake Superior Court
House.
Precinct s-1S9 Truman St
Precinct s-2s3 Indiana Ave.
Precinct 10--1S1 Sibley ST.
Precinct 11-701 Holman st.
Precinct 12-Cor. Sohl and State
900 State st. GRear)
Precinct 1878 Claude st.
Precinct 14-Garage at Holman
and Mason SITS.
Precinct 15-2o6 Conkey.
Precinct 16-50s Michigan Ave.
Precinct 17-Cor. Columbia and
Summer Blvd.
Precinct 1s--57s Morton Ave.
Precinct 1s-so3 Calumet Ave.
Precinct 2o-Hsssville, Indiana.
CITY OF EAST CHICAGO.
Precinct 1 Congregational
Church. 145th and Magoun.
Precinct 2--43a7 Forsythe Ave.
Precinct s-431e wegg Ave-
School House.
Precinct 4-lS24 Northcote Ave.
Precinct 5-4s1e, Barring Ave.
Precinct e-4s46 Forsythe Ave.
Precinct 7--4S54 TODD Ave.
Precinct s-Bloski's Garage, 7o2-
151st st.
Precinct isis Alexander Ave.
Precinct l0--4753 Alexander Ave.
Precinct 11--391s Ivy st.
Precinct 12-s9o2 Grape Vine st.
Precinct 13-3s25 Cedar st.
Precinct 14-2111-1s7th st.
Precinct 15-3502 Pennsylvania
Ave.
Precinct 16--32ff Block Ave.
Precinct 17-3402 Deodar st.
Precinct 1s-s511 Michigan Ave.
Precinct 19-Rear Of Post Office
Marks Add.
CITY OF WHITING.
Precinct 1 CONGREGATIONAL
Church, 50s-11ath st.
Precinct Greek Catholic Hall.
Cor. Davidson and John SITS.
Precinct 3-Haralovich Real Es-
tate Office, 43s-12fst ST.
Precinct City Hall. White
Oak and Fischrupp Ave.
Precinct 5-Whiting Ice & Coal
Co., 954 Schrage Ave.
WINFIELD TOWNSHIP.
Precinct Palmer school house.
HANOVER TOWNSHIP.
Precinct Lincoln School house,
Armour.
Precinct e-Brunswick Hall.
ROSS TOWNSHIP
Precinct Merrill Hall. Merrill
Vile, Ind.
Precinct 2-Ainsworth School.
EAGLE CREEK TOWNSHIP.
Precinct Center School house.
NORTH TOWNSHIP.
Precinct Town Hall, Munster.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-29

D-Stenographer. for gem
eral office work. Reply in own
handwriting. stating experience and
salary expected Box 512 care Times
Hammond. 4:29:3
WANTED-50 girls at the Airphone
Development Co.. Lincoln and Plum
4 10
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-29

WANTED - 20 Riveters
and Assemblies, apply
Monday morning, see Mr..
Nokes, Warmer Malleable
Iron Co. 4-9s-l
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FOR SALE


Life Time Opportunity.
IS fl. corner Columbia and
-Slbley ST., on Sibley and
Columbia car lines. Com
ing location and ripe for
business right now. Price
and terms reasonable.
10 good lots together.
Opportune time for con-
tractor to build houses.
You can not afford to ov-
erlook this rare bargain.
On Siblev st. car line, call
phone 40; after $50 p. m.
phone 1876 Ham. 1921
FOR SALE@One or the most desir-
able residences in Kenwood. on so
#. lot. Fine lawn. shrubs, etc. A
splendid home. Apply 1865 Forest
ave. Hammond 427 %
FOR SAI.E-will sacrifice my beau
tiful ne wmodern 5 room bunga-
low on the south side. near car
line Small cash payment, balance
monthly. This is a real bargain and
on terms that you can meet. A.
Whitscht. phone 4265-R Ham. 4:2s:2
FOR SALE=My house at Mason
street. eight rooms, including sun
parlor. Strictly modern Call eve
nings. z. s. Cooper, phone 396 Ham
mond 4:19:2f:22: 25:27
FOR SALE room house. space for
rooms on second floor, hot air
furnace, block basement. IL acres.
fine place for gardening and chick
ems ] block south Of Ridge road.
One block east of Monon tracks.
Price $4,000. William Tanis, Nuns
ter. IND, r. r. /. 4:29:2t
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Cabinet makers. wood
workers and auto body builders,
good pay. good working conditions.
champion Auto Equipment Co,
phone SOB Hammond. $50 Sheffield
ave. Hammond. 4.24:6t
WANTED-Civil Service has posi-
tions for young men. IS upward.
halfway Mail. $500. Departmental.
$500 Panama Service s16OD FIX
perlence unnecessary. For free par
tlculars of examinations. write r.
Terry (formeG Civil Service ex-
aniner) 495 Continental Bldg,
Washington. n. c. 4.2S.3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-29

W TED-Experienced all around
furniture man. Apply Minas Fur
niture Co, PA East State street.
Hammond 4:29:2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-29

" ANTED-s75 to S125 weekly sell
ing hosiery four pairs guaranteed
wear four months or replaced free.
IS styles Free samples to workers.
Salary or 80 per cent commission.
Manager Dept. Dis. Darby, Pa. Apo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-29

FOR -SALE@House, West Hammond
cement cellar. furnace, all improve
ments, good looking garage, chicken
house. Good bargain. Some down,
rest easy payment. 106, 154th St,
corner Forsyth ave, West Ham
m0Od 4:27.4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-29

MATHEMATICS. also dishwash
er. Virginia Restaurant, sos Hob
man ST. Hammond. 1882
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-29

WANTED-Girl for homework. 533
Oakley ave. Hammond 4:2S
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

Storage Batteries charged.
rented and repaired. The
S. &, M. Battery Service,
31o Fayette street, HAM
mond, phone 1866. ll-2s-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-29

WANTED = Laundry
Drivers at once, Slick s
Whiting Laundry, Whit
ing, Ind. 1853
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-29
PERSONALS
NOTICE

I, Charles Sesta, who has been
owner of Central Barber Shop at
1920 Guthrie ST. Indiana Harbor.
Ind, wish to inform all of my
friends and patrons that on April
goth. my lease expires, and am forced
to close my barber shop until fur
Their notice. Thanking you all for
past favorsfand patronage. casa
NOTICE
L will not be responsible for debts
contracted by any one but myself.
ROSS E. SHAW.
4:29:3 1856 Monroe st.
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WANTED-House girl, steady work
no objections to nationality. z
w Webb St, phone 4366-J, West
Hammond ASA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-29
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED Four or FIVE room cot
tage or apartment, in south part
of Hammond. Phone Hammond 1850
or see Mr.. Smith. 15S State street.
Hammond. 4:2S:3
WANTED TO RENT or room
cottage. close in, by May 10th.
gas and electric. Phone 30S9 Ham
mOnd. 4.29
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-29

WANTED - Young man
for stock work and to
assist in selling, E. c. Min
as Co., applyat once. 1872
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-29

WANTED-Tailor and presser- APP
ply Hammond Cleaners and Dyers
az State Line St. phone 350I Ham
nlond 1928
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-29

ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY:
HAMMOND-Times Office Hammond Bldg, Phone
300. E S. Bourne Drug Store. rs Calumet Ave,
| Phone 1856. Calume, Pharmacy. 766 Calumet
| Ave. Phone 723
WHITING Whiting News Co. 524 9th ST.. Phone
i38W.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-29
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO EXCHANGE

FOR FlXCHANGE-Yo farm. ranch
or plantation can be converted in
to high class Chicago income prop
erty paying 10 per cent on price ask
ed. We represent owners only. Let
us assist you. X. r. BEAk e. CO..
Ill No. Dearborn St. Chicago. 4:29
WANTED-Exchange % by 125 foot
lot, 1888 Clybourne avenue, Chi
cago. for vacant lot in Hammond.
J. G.. Hoffman. $. 81 S. Garage. phone
1850 Hammond. 4:29
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ANTED-Laborers. pice work, av-
erage $3.50 to So per 10 hour shift.
anaconda Lead Products Co.. 151st
St and McCoolz ave. East Chi 4:28:3
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Friday, April 2lst.

Contested o. orce cares:
G. ". ilannahS vs.. Laura t. iIannahs
MARY Mike W. GEORGE Mll"".
Bertha SiNrc ~. tlHren," ~1tir.
Margaret T.. Wagner ". tnIii"S l. -
T. WaEn' =.
Albert Ecnu.nEtun y. l.c;h. Ecnn:"E-
ton.
Another Nat in Ring.
Another hat WAS thrown int" the tc!-
mont county political rnE \"SuruIN'
ShirE, of Erl':,ir". announced 'hat IL"
viii he i r,,nG!latr for county surveyor.
"m tn" Republican ticket. subject I" IN"
primaries |" l." held ON Au*nNi IA.
Thus tJr nu announced "pp"S!'l"n "iN
been made Tor the office. aiih"uEh ~
had hccn rumorvd that another rA""
date w"uld l." IN tn" fi"l!.
Mr Shrk Is q very r"rn.@E h% 80 ~, : No.
cucc in road building ana mHin,rn'','
AMI Is well fitted for the p"N!tt"n T."
which he aspir"*. II" has been l'r"'
DEPUTY under County surveying Law
renee 4 parrah. sine, 80" tool, his O. Z
in Sept"mbcr l9I" rr!"r /" tina; ttm".
Mr Shlrk was employed Icy II" stat"
Highway Department on road r"nNtrii'-
tiuu and mainttinaH'". lie Is Il Et'V"
ate "r ohio state University AMI besides
If ycars experience in r.t.ir"Hd "nEln'",-
Ing. Mr.. Shirt i uu!'" I"ru!;r IN a.
parts 1t the county and SA""!d maN"
Il strong candidate.
i
Tho members "f TN" Thursday A';"c-
room club will he entertained Tins liter
noon ~ the HON" o. Mrs. W. / iIHH'
Cards and t.nryWo"N w'll b" "nj"E' d
,,ur,,I,. IA" Afternoon IuI - very pleas
ant ian" il anticipated.
Deeds Filed for Record.
Anna ana Euclid :. M'M.;l"n %
Thomas =. lu,aS. haf ~" ~ G">h'N
r"wu,hip r,u>idcratj"u s..
". y WILLIAM, L" Jos, rh AMI Marx a.,
j"Nnsh:r. Tonsidr,1,,"u ST.
AIridaI', -: tr"n g. fr ,m,"1! .i%m"< !.
- acres N E..hi'n@ r'wu,h'' .,
Ah;i,u Tu-l:r It ~, /, Harry G"rrar',
p" ,rr''s III lui"n u" nrh'p '"hS'"''a-
tiun 81.
well. e.; : II l. u 'Tidw"i,s AddiNo"
Suit for Divorce Filled. -,
AGAINST F"rI w. MyW'iiinmS., lhy"r'"
for more than three years IaNi .r!N'
Attorney y NJ. iM"wm represents ia"
Marriage License Issued.
Nonzu Eaukiu. ac" -. = farmer. Of
FrushluL. ana Nancy lI"ndcr>no'. ~"
/. OF Pnwha:au. I;,v. {. W. Cooper
performed IL" '"r"nmn!
ST. Clatrsville Briefs.
Attorney W. Y. tHmIh"''. "f Fr,I:"
port. was in town yesterday on h"S'-
n"SS
Mrs. Geneva S,amu has returned -
her home hrrc t. SHNni the summer
months. after spending the winter ~
Wheeling
W. {. rawrc''. of The State Highway
Department. Martins Ferry. WIS Il h"Ss-
ness visitor her" yesterday.
\ttorn"y H. -. Tyl"r. "c E'lia!r". Nas
4 business visitor her" yesterdays.
Leland .Nu!t. "l" undCrwcnt au opera e
ton L tho ohio Valley hospital. Tues
day. Is reported as improving nicely.
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ard. OF Warrington. arc tho guests o.
relatives in this Ci:y.
Misses Mary and Ivy Taylor anil niece
MISS Nada Suter have gone TO Sherrods-
willie. -. where they will make their fu-
tUrc horlc
David FUrh"c las returned from
several days business tFlp 20 f.tiN"NrE'
Ronald Nudge. local newspaper man.
h,s ron. TO Pittsburgh. where he has
secured a posi;ion with the Information
al News Service.
II,v,l Mercer IS able ~ be OFT ag2'n
after an attack OF tons!li:!s.
Mrs William Sprouts has returned
IRON, = VISIT with relatives At W"l,ShurE
Mrs C.. r. EiGGle oc Locust avenue. IA
rrn,r,cG ;n l." towering from an at
ta,,> OK satlUtr.l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06

r'...lt .Tar Lodge "r X T."," wA!'H
~ lie q,.jj" a h.t ~ tn" ytf!tI'!on he'd
ou,. r.u.' a;.". ~ rHhNc request IL
... r.. ,.:. .r:.t'-I JSrir 81 the list OF
.. ..,a... III. .r;2 viii J." gwen 10
the mn,..,c:> I" sell and fYrthe" l:"iH-
.!......, ,,..i.i,.,i,,I at lnts meeting.
Holding Practice.
rrl,tira j. hc!nE h"'i tbs week Tor
tji,. literary program. which tn" Stud";i'
.r the two literary s".!"ti"s Of l'n.""
1I.rh ., huul will present this month ~
,h,. local s,,hroI auditorium. This VII!
hC a very rIrhorat" program and tho
llrl.I,re ,r the Sucirti"s ar" diligently
lrhrrrS!u. f"r IL" affair.
McMcchcu Briefs.
NJ" and Mrs. CrlS M'Gu:rc. ~ sixth
stI.,., are the proud parents OF baby
h,'
Wu,u,r I'a~l.r,. is confined to h" homo
GA ,.ara.d stree! hy illness.
M.ss .Nrmc; Garrison. of l.!ti'"t"n. Is
visiting with friends in thls city.
Raymond Mnrrlc has returned to West
Liberty after spending several days with
Ia Parents.
i:rI.,.r~ ar" hong made on the NJ.
Conner property on Fourth and Logan
STREETS.
Mrs. Raymond Criswell. ~ Hunting
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ton. = - '-'.. "' '>.'' go
Mar. !.-. .t.''
Mise 'u-in. il" n1" been ""n.'hcd
IN his nome by illness Is able t. be
out
NJ. Angela Carnry. f able to he out
after hc.ng crnrned to her nom" 10y
illness
M.... Tlnu.hc Ei.r& IS improving from
her r"rcut illness.
Mrs. \. T.. E.m"hart IS getting along
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nicely 1t tn. C."nda.r hospital follow
TX IN operation.
Mrs. James Hartley and daughter,
have returned home from Pine Grove,
where they have been visiting with.
friends and relatives. 20.
LOST. S,raycd or stolen, English Bull
Terrier. Answers 10 name SATAN
Reward If returned I" William Farmer.
Marshall street. McMechen Phone
Rcn%Ood o3S-R. ap oS
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the organization o"iin:, ~ 't'
ems r,ih. I'rrs.a. u,. Mir. =. I. N"~"';
vie pres.den:. Mr.. II. II. T"T: N'ti~
,arv. Mira Martin 'nI.".I. N'''S"''''
Mr.. Alire l'et'v+" I"' h'\i t'''. u.
- i.,.. newly 'ora."" '.uH VA. "' ~
uu Tuesday. Ap:iI ""th. !" '"'
.,hoo, auditorium. a:i c''h %, '''
,p..r,n.rs rre-cn; Ia, r,r":nG ~" -
,,.,....,d TO hr:us rs many n.A n.'.''"
~ r.S..hIr. The charter n'm"', 81.
In. club are. McrdtnsrS George ray
rick. .. W. FmI.cr. l.. l.nT"rl"' ~
N,.rhdlcu. W. l.. Leach, H. ~ ,'"'"
Il w. Hicks. l. I;irl,N. :. T. u
n. H. Tarr. p"rn Morgan. l. l., M'r'r'.
David I.ui!:l-i GATHERS" It'I!. az "
Srhaffc". VI. VI. Carroll. James N'''''''.
Alice Peterson. l.. Nral&"n. JON" "''
-.
Regular Services
Tho r..u'ar W"aue,d ,v ">'a''" I.'N'
ION ..~vtrc. wnrn held list .%h' - '''
=. James Ca'ho'ic church via t''"e'
C,rc"ran in charge.
Rev. =. W. Fuller spoke "n 'l'e'"r "
Vision" e; 80 rr.ul7- W"dn"s'tNE 7";h'
Irpyrr service !, Tho Christian 'Ao''"
laa, mlrht. roIr now m"'n'"r" were
h3r,!2cd =: Il" services las: n!Fnt.
Rev. Holm W. Wiser Wa IN charge
80 ,rn r-ovr, .,rytros IT 'ho Frs
,'lrr.h &C cod ,l>t ri%ht.
r,v. I'auI r,anasan rh"." -" ne
rrs.rr - 'n-' EVENINGS pray" ser.
,.,cs "Ti;h'n.:'. and J. .lv"r"" vary
interesting ,rrn.au before - ,aGI" coy
%rcgai !nr.
Library Association Meeting
An i"irnr.r', ,u""'Iu2. o. t." u""'"
rurnr.i Eh"rry .ssorj2''"u Wa; h''d
y"I'r:,Ity rf''ru""' IN ih" .''1I S'N""'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06

Stereoptican slides showing japan and
her people and some OF her big manuEaC-
turing concerns were 4 part OF the pro-
gram put on last night a. the First Pros
hyteriau church n connection with III"
annual congregational meeting Reports
~ AL the church officers and other
matters we're given At tho meeting last
night. Plans were also made for SOM"
improvements 20 the church which viii
probably include some inside de""ra-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Moundsvtlle Is Fifth.

Earl F>rancis Post No :. Tho AwI--.clN
Legion % this city stands risth IN tho
state In point OK membership. accord
Ing 70 the monthly membership bulletin
received from state headquarters. The
local post IL accredited with "o6 NOM
bers. Charleston IS Offering keen or
possIon to tho local LeG!oCajres as tho
Capital CITY boys have Goj members. 20
of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Art Club Elects

TNe TogIowIrc otTiCcrS Nave heNn
elected tor the Tuesday Arts club for
this year: Mrs. W. NJ Riggs. pr"Si-
don't: Mrs \. :. T. Ki'St"r. vicc-pre>!
dent: Mrs. II C. Woodward. secretary;
Mrs. T. George T!mhy. Aa0Hc:ol score
tary: Mrs. James A SiGaEoosC. treas
rrer. Following the election oc officers
the various committees TO s"rv" THIS
Near were named by the nrnSidEnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Everything Quiet Here

The mine strike situation IN Marshai
county was quiet and rot 4 single dis
order was reported 20 authorities M 70
late hour last night. Although G"p"-
ties and state police were called TO
Benwood a. ) O'Clock Yesterday alter
noon the minors failed 10 encounter any
trouble whcu they left their work 10
20 hnnnn Co .hn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Reach High Mark

Tha high mark in tie p"T",HIcH -
the state prison has about been reached.
according to information furnished ,a>'
evening by prison officials. Owing :"
the adjournment Of most 81 STATE
courts no more prisoners are expected
10 he brought in until after III" Ma
term. acaIcaSt. \ population OF l,'""
is articinaRcd shortly after the adjourn.
nnnn1 o., I.nte cnmrts In MaN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Old Officers Named

All OF INC Objects IUdt S"TV'N IH"
Marshall county Fish ard Game Pro-
tectiye Association hav" been elected
10 serve this wear. They are as fol-
lows: 7. Il. Wilson. president; .. V.
Ault. vice president ard George W"ov-
or secretary. Prosecuting Attorney !.
LLOYD Arnold has ben selected :" -
tend the state meet 70 b" he'd ~
cl,rEghurc shortly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06

The annual election "c cT;cerS OK IT,"
New Trek Cub held last evening ~ u"
club rooms resulted as follows: By II;
{. Baker. president: William {. FOX
vtce-president. paul Martin. secretary
Richard r Terrell. treasurer; \ H.
Walk. custodian: leroy l.. ioho. K. l..
Terrell ami V. - ToX. trJSt""S. The
following were also chosen Is III" mem
hers OF the social committee: Ralph {.
Williamson. Randolph SccoEStrs. itc2rY
Ault J. NJ Gandee. II. and ". t. Fox.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Peters runeral Today.

Funeral services for the late ThNu!2 =
Leroy Peters will be held This after
noon IT $50 o'clock from the late home
on Walnut avenue Rev. y :. Wolf"
pastor % tho Calvary VI. f. church will
nTiC!ate. The remains will he laid at
rest NJ the Mount Pose cer,e.n,y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Revival Services On

Excellent crowds have been 'u-N!n=
out the past few evenings for thu re-
vival SERVICES being carried on n fhs
Church OF Christ on Cedar avenue.
I-rnn1nlist Sctfln IA N rhn-ce
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
p d II { lie S

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Dickinson
Mrs. Jennie W. Smith, Mrs. S. Long
Otis Long. Miss Liza Long, Clifford
Brown. Miss Helen Pierson, Edwin
Beatty. the Misses Margaret Ben
nett, Hettie Bennett, Thelma Can
non. Mae Pierson.
Mrs Bayard Harris recently en-
tertained at dinner Miss Ethel
Hartman. Games were played and
music enjoyed. A floor lamp was
presented to Miss Hartman.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Eastman, from Norristown; Mrs.
Frank Shinn. from Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Coverdale,
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Toulson, Mr..
and Mrs. Bayard Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs f. d. Clapp. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bailey. Miss Emma Gibson, Norris
town; Mrs. Whiteside, Mrs. John
Davis. Edna Marvel. Ann Clifton,
Mary Donovan, Katie Harshman,
Mildred Davis. Mrs. Herman Nicker-
son, Mrs. Howard Sowden. Emma
Kiger. Martie Eastman, Helen Bark
er. John Davis, John EglintOn, Jo-
seph Barker, Taylor Harris. Alvin
Harris. Miss Marion Blackburn,
Margaret Krauss, Mrs. Chappell, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bedwell.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
HITS AND MISSES
BY the Society Editor.


The melancholy days have when wlminsOns
country TO
they would think they
married.
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the GooGoo dialect there hundreds of babies Della
who huently.
Christmas young
Wilmington consider
they might stricken welldeveoped
dnt after the holiday and pesentgvng has
girls should the
that week they sling slang but
clean English.
To the Wilmington bench
that looked inviting the Spring
simply hdeous Jack Frost knows how nip
Turpentine paint will
blister use
some other sort of paint remover
politician makes
self for putting unworthy and unpatrotc
feminine psychology
To Wilmington girls we would your out and
look them If they result of
to that they sharp Give due weight to the fact that
particularly the fee
with girl who dull head and dull
that when
simply piable
this Winter thirty attraction in club
a pity I s city o all-embracine
OF wild beneficial
Of Wilmington through
their many ORGANIZATIONS small manifold lines
newspapers
do OF a properly-edited
much sympathetic attitude toward
those organizations.
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
BEACON FOLK
ARRANGE DANCE

Instead of the committee OF five
having complete charge of the dis
tribution of tickets for the annual
dance of the Beacon College Club.
which is to be given in the ballroom
of the Hotel DUPONT, on Friday eve
ming Dec s. NJ. d. Fisher. presi-
dent. has appointed the following
captains. with a team OF six. to get
In touch with as many Beacomites
as possible in this city and neigh
boring towns:
Frances Jones. NJ. d. Fisher.
Frances Marian, Helen Doud. Ethel
Grier, Mary Mccormick. Elizabeth
Gibbney, Jack Hazel, Myrtle Davis.
Evelyn Hahn. Nema Parons. Mrs
Beatrice Crowl, Ruth Cooke. Sall.e
Harris, Daisy Ford, Jack Bethards
Jesse Peoples, John Shippers. Helen
Van Wagner Ruth Conner. Helen
o'Day, Ethel Phillips, Myra Hoff-
heiser, Leah Borish. Gay Davis. Car
Isle Tobin. Leo Lange. Bradley Bat
tis, Walter Miller. Crawford Nero
~ 80 ANNNNAANA AANN NsdAeAAAadH anu nan
nah Lindell.
BY this method Of distribution it
is expected that the affair will be
the largest of any so far attempted
by the club.
During the week, much interest
has been manifested in the unique
placards which have been sketched
by members of the club. Miss Lee
Miller. Miss Elinor Colby. Allen
Curry, Hugh Mason and Millard
Glissman. The posters are being ex-
hibited in the school rooms.
Among those who will be present
are Mayor and Mrs. Harvey. Mayor
Harvey will make a few remarks at
the short reception previous to the
dance.
A number of people have asked
Miss Laura Christy chairman. If the
AFFAIR is the annual banquet. The
banquet and dance will be held as
usual, in the spring.
l.. May Eisenhart, ]. w. Hirons
and A. Raymond Jackson will have
charge of placing school and club
Evening journal., 1922-11-25
OLD FOLKS CONCERT

An "Old Folks Concert" will be
given at st. Paurs Methodist Epis-
copal Church on the evening o.
Thanksgiving Day under the direc-
ton of the Junior Auxiliary of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
OF which Mrs. William B. smith, Jr..
is the president. The program Will
consist Of solos, duets and inst-u-
mental musical numbers. recitations
both humorous and quaint. and the
costumes worn by the participants
viii add color to the occasion. In
addition to the program there will
be opportunity for social intercourse
among the families of the church on
this anniversary which is. in its
truest sense a "home day" when one
wants to be with their own folks.