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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-28

Baseball team for city hall? Coun-
cilman Frank Seliger says yes. .
Hes doping out a team now. Geo.
Wolfe viii be cheer leader: Jack
Fowler back of the plate; Seliger
in the box; Schultz. official umpire
protector; Anderson, official remon-
strator. etc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-28

No proclamation yesterday from
mayors office calling attention to
General Grants centenary. Ev-
cry other city executive in district
promul gated a proclamation.
Official announcement expected
from mayors office setting clocks
back one hour next Sunday at 200
a M Daylight savings then op-
eratfve.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-28
RoBs HOME TO SPITE
HIS STEP-MOTHER

Two shots fred in rapid success
sion aroused neighbors Of Forest
avenue last evening about 900 p.
m. A few minutes later. Earl. a
son of DR.. c. B. Matthews, 1850 For
rest avenue rushed into the Ham
mond Central police station to say
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-28
CITY HALL

Treasures office crowded with
tax payers Corridors and stair
way looks like entrance to box-of-
fee OF successful theatre. Long
queque of worried faces extends
from office to street below. Clerks
in office rushed to death.
Three new desks arrive for city
councilmen. Who'll get them
That's question
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-28

worth of soap, cold creams, shaving
soap. and other toilet requisites
from cars standing on the West
Hammond yards.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-28

Don't feel Like t-h-i-s after
housekeeping; use Blue Devil and
feeilik ethis. 425-7t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-28
Scene in city court room:
Drunk arratgned

" ~ NOuIt lUUII.
Drunk arraigned.
You're charged with intoxica-
ton. guilty or not guilty"
Well, I don't know 1 just had
two drinks of moonshine liquor and
when ] awoke l was in jail"
Well" responds the Judge "vou
are lucky. Most of them never do
wake up. One dollar and costs.
Next case"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-28

ant job. Otto G.. Fifeld for County
Treasurer. 4-26-5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-28

Lake County First, Last and All
the time and Otto 6. Fiield. for
County Treasurer. 4-26-5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-28

Pep, Ginger n verything-Otte
G. Fffield for County Treasurer.
4-26-s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-28
rLIPs FREIGHT, NEAR DEATH

Pat Grove. no home. jumped from
fast Nickel Plate freight as it
Numbered across the Holman street
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09

Is. J.R. Hsselden vs.. ,. T. Manuel,
IL J. W. Sanders vs.. Herman
Humphrey. ct nj.
is. J. NJ. Craig. ct al vs.. odus Nay
Tor. et al
10. W. 8. Belts vs.-Same.
~. 8. L. Gibbs W.. David Dudderer.
Is. Boyd Coldiron Va. Jno. l.. Cold.
iron.
10. c. r. Barnett Va. Roy Moberly
et al.
20. ID. A. Thomas. ct al w.. Tom
Daley. ct al.
2i. T. o. Hill and s. l.. Hill vs.
Roger Aldridge. ct al.
%. Basin Lumber Co. va George
Spoonamore. ct nj.
2s. J. c. Williams, Exec. W. Arthur
Preston. ct nj.
"a. Garrard Bank a Trust Co. vs.
George Spoonamore. ct al.
25. John Smith vs.. Hattie Eastland
20. Bessie overstreet vs.. Sampson
overstreet
27. George Miller vs.. Clell Denny
2s. Jas !. Hamilton vs.. Robert
Long. ct al.
20. Leslie T. Bradshaw vs. Enoch
Gillum. ct al
30. w. NJ. Elliott vs. Walter Grant.
81. Robert Long vs.. Leslie T. Brad.
shaw. et al.
80. $. n. Moaord vs.. J. r. Ray.
SO. Garrard Bank a Trus, Co. vs..
c. L. Zanone. Bessie zanone,
ct nj.
81 Virgil Pendleton vs. Lancaster
Flour Mills.
35. Minnie L. Quinn vs.. Edward
Quinn.
SO. T. o. Hill vs.. Wilson Hurt.
81. h. r. Robinson vs.. Robert Wal
ton.
3s. Robert Long. ct al vs.. James +.
Marsee. II al.
30. Same vs.. Bette ID. Ballew. ct al.
40. Boyle Bank 4 Trust Co. vs..
David Rankin. ct al
al. Alice Temple. ct al ". u. c.
Rose. ct al.
~. Della u. Aeey Vs. J. W. Aeey.
etc.
81. Katie Griggs vs.. W. H. Griggs.
ct al.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09
Heavy Docket
For March Term of Garrard
Circuit Court.
1O3 New Ordinary And Equity APP
pearanCe Filed.
81 Old Commonwealth Cases Not Listed Here


The March Of the Garrard Circuit Court convenes
in Lancaster Monday March 3th for three weeks session.
The will of the largest dockets here in
several years and will probably the entire three
weeks dispose of greater portion of it, One
hundred suits filed for the present term
sixty ordinary appearances and forhree equity
ance This probably gest number Of suits filed
at one session Of the court.
The docket with the exception Of 75 old commonwealth
cases. is IS follows:
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09
Both ReaponalbIs.

No SIDE II actually 10 blame In
the thousands ~ unhappy marriages
existing today From the altar steps
20 the end ~ their lives n man and
womss must realize that II IN n game
Of give and TAX. all through. No one
Is infsllI,le. and although an ideal may
be found tn have feet % clay. no one
can afford 10 throw stones at the op.
pOsite slds-I.lia Wheeler Wilcox.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09

We positively will not permit fox
hunting or hunting Of any character
or trespassing on our farms Any
violators win be prosecuted
J. s. schooler. Edgar Price. w. A.
Price. Joe criseillis. T. J. Price. r.
L. Eikin, B. N. Lear. r. L. Barker.
tother names viii be added upon
the payment Of rs eents) (tf.)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09

The mystery % that dreadful I'M
coined unit % barter In England
known as the guinea" which Il alb
straeted from the pocket In place Of
the pound. very much 10 the damage
Of the metric aud all other systems.
seems 10 hay. been solved at last.
Now the pound ls - shilllrgs and the
guinea Ia n shilllngs. 50 that u ID
cherished by hotels and lodging hous-
90 because n " divislble by seven.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09
lou..~ors scar. Reveal sridss.

'show me their hands," said the as
sistant ut the butcher shop. "and III
tell you whether they're young brides
or whether they've been at the cook
Ing game for some time. The young
things who've only been Initiated into
the mysteries of the gas range show
the scsrs Of battle. It's a einch that
they've got q number Of burma And
tho hands Of the bride will show cuts.
too. a. q general thing Ths psrils
% homework are many
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09

The co,ov ~ birds may be changed
tn white by keeping them In a white
room. surr"uni-', by white objects and
attended ~ persons dressed In white.
says a naturalist. However. the third
or fourth generation II necessary he
fore the hrd's feathers mr.. all white.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09

n r. admittedly din,cult 70 recover Q
icst fiivver hut the best suggestion
comes from our own Mrs. Eckstrcm.
who advises In nm nd; 'Llrrie. come
home: all IL fcrriven."-New Yorh
Globe
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09

Daileys Widow.
20. Milton Ross VS.. Mitchell Lay
ton.
20. II. l.. Thompson. etc. vs.. Flor
ence Ford.
81 Henry Teater vs.. Ora Teater.
2S. Fairbanks Morse Co. vs.. l.. T.
Bradshaw.
20. Taylor Leavel Va. Stella
Ieavell
30. Granville Saylor vs.. Nansy
Helton.
81. James Temple Admin. VS. Alice
Temple, etc.
80. Alfred Dunns Admin. vs.. Alfred
Dunn's Heirs.
SO. W. II. FUR Vs. J. W. Poynter.
80. II. Munsey VS.. George Beazley.
So. A. J. Scott, ct al vs.. Mamie
b. Scott.
SO. Milton Ross. etc. vs.. Robert
Layton Grdn., etc.
81. Clay jackson vs. Lille jackson.
3s. T. o. Hill etal vs.. Lizzie Walk
er. ct al.
80. Beulah Beazley, Grdn. vs.. Liz
zie Walker, ct al
30. Ed Baker. ct al vs.. Elijah Bak-
er. ct al.
al. X. A. Casey, etc. vs.. Walter Cas-
ey, etc.
az. Kate BOatright vs.. Arch Boat
right.
43. Lizzie Williams. etc. VS.. Spiller
Lane, etc.
"a. Sallie A. Moore vs.. Yates Hud-
son.
IS. Jas. ID. Middleton VS.. Susie Mid
dleton.
46. T. NJ. Scott vs.. Mamie l.. Scott.
AZ. G. NJ. Treadway, etc. VS.. Ruth
Rueker, etc.
as. r. II. Royston vs.. Jaekman
Byars. etc.
40. J. W. Sweeney. etc. vs.. George
Allen. etc.
so. Jas. II. Dunn, etc. VS.. Erasmus
Dunn, ex., etc.
81. Salem wylies Heirs, etc. vs..
Salem wylies Widow. etc.
80. John Maret, ct al vs. Mamie
+. Scott.
SO. Leslie Williams. etc. VS.. Charlie
Hall, etc.
50. Susan +. Hurts Admin, vs.
Meade Teater.
So. Edminston Bros. vs. Sam John
son.
Sc. Leon Austin Domieilliary VS.. L.
o. Harlan, Auxiliary.
81. n. II. Bogie vs.. c. w. Sanders.
So. George Atkinson vs.. Nancy Ad-
kinson.
SO. John Layton. etc. vs.. NJ. s.
Cotton, etc.
GO. Prentice Walker VS.. Henry
Teater.
81. W. J, Romans vs. Price Faux
. ner.
so. Alex Layton vs.. Nancy Adkin-
son, etc.
60. Betty Robinson vs.. On Petition.
Ga. Mat Shelton vs.. Hester Shelton.
65. W. II. Harris. Admin. vs.. Allie
Harris.
sc Mamie Grant VS.. Rhoda Yates.
81. X. II. Tomlinson vs.. Bessie Pad
gett.
6s. George Little VS.. Arthusa Little.
50. W. NJ. collett vs.. Mary Collett.
20. X. A. Casey. etc. vs.. Mollie Gull
ley, etc.
II. John Marsee. etc. vs.. W. B.
Marsee.
~. X. II. Tomlinson vs.. Mile Ann
Jones.
rs. W. T. Worrell vs.. Virgil worrell
"a. Mary Lee Ray. etc. VS.. Myrtle
Wearren.
rs. Julia Burton Vs. George Bur
ton.
70. Maggie West W. william West
~. William Lear W. Herod Raines
etc.
Us. Milinda Leavell vs.. Louis Leav
ell.
10. Henrietta Pendleton Vs. Be-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09

white-"whst did poor old Jones
iewve hts sonr Brown--Oh. he left
him the capacity for hard work. which
he himself had inherited from his
father. N was quite as good rs new;
Zones himself had never used H."
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09
Derivation OF Ozark"

Ozark II n corruption % the French
words aux ares. meaning with bows
a term descriptive ~ the Indians who
Inhabited the country.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09

Don't walk de foor worryin' bout
yoh debts" said Uncle Eben. 30
yoh travelin' outdoors where mebbe
ycull ind JOB DARN help make q
nayment."
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09

"Fucl be mine said the coal dealer,
clerk. proposing % his girl. "rll
always LEI you have your own weigh
boston Transcript
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09

First Day-Ordinary Old

Stvu poc&ct
First Day-Ordinary Old
1. v. A. Lear vs.. J. G. Davis.
2. Swinebroad 4 Moss vs.. Hays
Foster & Co.
3. Mark Hopkins VS.. L. & y. Rail-
4. Geo. Carpenter vs.. L. & ".
Railroad Co.
road Co.
5. Harry Crutchfeld vs.. L. & n.
Railroad Co.
@. Sam Kelly VS.. L. & n. Railroad
Company.
Z. Lon Bourne vs.. L. a \. Rail-
road Co.
8. J. +. Whiteted VS.. John Rogers.
o. James I. Hamilton VS.. Colonel
Coffee.
10. The /. J. Cooper Rubber Co. VS..
William Marsee.
IL. Job Marsee VS.. James Durham.
~. s. Sapinake q Co. vs.. Becker q
Ballard.
IS. Baird Dry Goods Co. vs.. G. B.
Colson.
II. Mogul Wagon Co. VS., ]. r.
Mount.
Is. Garfield Mfg. Co. VS.. b. NJ.
Lane.
Is. Belnap Hardware Mfg. Co. VS..
+. ID. Irwin.
II. Frank Hardwick VS.. A. N. Estes,
ct al.
IS. W. A. Dickerson vs.. Tom Hugh
es, ct nj.
10. Z. C. Gaines vs.. Planters Ware
house Co.
20. Emmett Brock vs.. Gilbert Brock.
81. J. w. Poynter q Son vs.. John
son Speaks
22. J. L. Coldiron vs.. James Cox
Davis, Agent.
23. Kinnaird Bros. vs.. Walter Cox,
ct al.
"a. r. p. Long vs.. Aaron Simpson,
ct al.
20. Tillitha Hammaek vs.. Lou Nc
Query, Admr.
20. Joseph Mercantile Co. vs.. Dora
Wheeler.
~. A. +. Sanders vs.. Milo Simpson.
Equity old-Third Day
]. Sallie A. Maret VS.. Joe Helen
Maret.
2. George Ray vs. Dilsey Ray.
3. Albert Huffman, Admr. VS.. Al
bert Huffman Heirs.
4. j. W. Sweeney vs.. George Allen |
g. J. F. Collins Heirs vs.. William
T. Nelson's Heirs
q. lack Simpson vs.. VIM. Chad
wells Heirs.
z. Sallie Lou Myers vs.. Halle N.Y.
ers Ware.
8. Commonwealth Of Kentucky vs..
American Nat. Ins. Co. Of GAL
weston Texas.
o. G. A. Carriers Admir-. VS.. G. A.
Carriers Heirs.
10. Willie Myers, etc. VS.. Henry
jefferson, etc.
IL. Richard Boyle, Admr. vs.. Mag
gle Boyle, etc.
~. J. ID. Hughes Lumber Co. vs..
A. ID. Scott.
IS Bill Galispie vs.. Robt. Galispie.
Ia. Thomas Chestnuts Admr. vs..
Robert Chestnut
is. John Fosters Admr. vs. John
Fosters Heirs.
10. Arthur Matloek vs.. Andy Mat
lock.
II. Jess Smallwood vs.. W. L. Law
son.
IS. Mary Berkele vs.. Ben Graham.
10. Commonwealth Of Kentucky W..
w. II. Compton.
20. Delphie Faulkner vs.. Lueretia
Carr.
q. Garrard Bank and Trust Co. W.
Milton Ross.
22. win Able vs.. Thursday Able.
20. George r. Atkinson. etc. vs..
Alva Atkinson etc.
20. T. w. Daileys Admr. Va 7. w,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09

81. Mary Ella Bearley vs. Adolpl
Beazley, etc.
/ 50. Thomas Brown vs.. Dovie Brown
So. Lucy Murphy, ct al vs. Bill
Simpson,
81. WIN. T. Adams, etc vs.. oil,
Huffman, etc.
SIS. Emmett Brock vs.. Ollie Jams
Brock.
SO. Sallie Shearer vs.. Frank Shear
er.
So. America Middleton Va. oscal
Middleton.
SIS. John williams vs.. Rosa vii
liams.
50. Floyd Curtis vs. X. X. Swope
, 30. T. c. Rankin vs.. ID. +. Rankin
Of. Ora overstreet vs.. James Over
street.
90. T. n. o'Hearn as Admin. ct a
vs.. John o'Hearn.
%. W. A. wearren ct a. VI. Bak
er vs. Henry J. Fletcher.
%. National Acceptance Corp. vs.
VIM. Marsee.
%. John Pendleton vs.. Walker
Bradshaw. ct al.
90. John wynn's Exrs. vs.. J. W
Roberts. ct al.
81. Clayton Marsee vs.. j. L. Rhode,
ct al.
%. Riley Ison vs.. Floyd Humphrey
et al.
90. First Nat. Bank Of Aberdeen
Miss. vs.. Floyd Curtis.
100. c. r. Currens, ct al W. VI. II
Johnson, ct al.
l0l. Salem Wylies Heirs ct al vs.
Salem wylies Heirs. ct al.
1902. Printice Walker. ct al vs.. I. "
Poynter. ct al.
1903. Henry Teater vs.. Jesse Luns-
ford. ct al.
i0s. James Z. Kelley vs.. Rilda KEEL.
ley.
los. Hazel Baker vs.. Will Baker.
LOG. ID. +. Rankin VS.. Burt Locker,
i07. A. II. Basin vs.. Holman Brown,
ct al.
los. Inez Raines VS.. On Petition.
100. Charley Moberley. ct al vs. Hub
Scarbrogh, ct al.
ITO. Basin Lumber Co. VS.. Lucas
Foster. ct al
Ill. ID. A. Thomas vs.. II. II. Hall.
ct nj.
ii2. Virginia Beazley. ct al vs.. II.
n. Beazley.
il3. Dora Davis vs. Sam Davis.
ia. Eliza Aldridge. ct al vs.. James
II. Dunn, ct nj.
lis. Maggie Ables vs.. Gentry Ables.
li6. VIM. Naylor W. James Locker.
III. W. b. Lee vs.. w. Z. Whitaker.
lls. Willie Tankersley vs.. Fannie
Tankersley.
ii9. Forest Tevis etc. vs.. Mandy
Boatley. etc.
100. John X. West vs. Robert West.
I2i. John Beazley, Admin. vs..
Arthur Beazley. Grdn. etc.
122. Diekerson & Kennedy vs.. viii
MeQuerry.
123. Basin Lumber Co. vs. Otto Mob
erly, etc.
1874 W. s. Carrier vs.. A. W. Kav-
anaugh.
i25. Donald h. Neal VS.. Floyd Hum
phrey.
i2s. Lena Mae wearren vs.. Henry
wearren, ct nj.
i27. Sarah Kennedy W. Richard
Kennedy.
1928. Alan Brown vs.. Annie Burton
Brown.
129. Eliza rineher Helton VS.. Jess
Helton
$50. L. G. Davidson, Assignee vs.. W.
+. Whitaker. ct al.
1871. Ora Jennings Hurte vs.. William
Hurte.
1872. J. b. Mosier. ct al vs. Elizabeth
J. Mosier. ct al
1873. Angie Church. ct al vs. Lydia
Huffman, ct al.
1874. Elizabeth Simmons vs.. Roscoe
Whitaker, ct al.
1875. VIM. Smith vs.. owsley vii
liams, ct al.
1876. J. L. Gin vs.. Jas. J. Jones. etc
1877. Lizzie Smith. ct al vs. Will,
Belle Lear. ct al.
Ordinary Appssrsses Nsv-Fivs
Day
l. 4. c. Bowling w. Howard Stull
ct nj.
2. X. P.'Long w. William Nay.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09

A. q general rule roots extend ou
each siie ~ tree 20 distance equal
10 the height ~ tho tree itself
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-09

=. n. II. Scott and Son vs. wilson
Hun.
l. A. T. Scott and Son W.. John
Elmore.
IS. The Garrard Bank a Trust Co.
vs. Dave npdderar.
9. =. c. Bowling vs.. Eugene Ken
nedy
Z. steelcote Mfg. Co. vs.. J. ".
Rose. etc.
8. Oliver Chilled Plow Works vs..
J. r. Mount.
.. W. v. Gas,ineau vs.. Kentucky
Growers Ins. Co.
10. Harvey Jennings Va. Robert
Yates, ct nj.
II. Leslie Prewitt vs.. W. X. Patrick
and Son.
~. ". H. johnson VS.. John Rich.
IS. =. c. Bowling Va Ben Horton.
IL y. c. Bowling We. Ora Florence,
ct al.
rs. De Luxe Cap Co. vs. Becker
and Ballard.
10. Banks Hudson vs. Dave Dud-
derar
IL. George spoonamore vs.. Ed Hub
bard.
Is. Ira Vincent vs.. Floyd Humph-
rey. ct al.
10. J. X. Mount Va. VI. II. johnson.
20. W. T. Adams vs.. c. L. Zanone,
ct nj.
81. Mrs. Patience Price vs.. Jim
Hicks.
20. James l. Hamilton vs.. A. r.
Naylor.
%. VI. =. Simpson Va W. L. Nor
ris and J. II. Morris
"a. =. r. Spears and Sons vs.. James
o. white.
rs. T. q. Hin vs. Basin Bros.
PC. Jas. Hamilton vs.. Robert Faith
ergill.
27. Coy S. Sanders vs.. W. II. Whit
taker.
2s. +. b. Marksbury vs. Jas. Robin
son. etc.
20. Bradley q vroouian Co. vs.. J.
X. Mount a Co.
80. Garrard Bank & Trust Co. vs.
W. A. Doty. et al.
81. Garrard Rank a Trust Co. W.
Lancaster Flour Mills.
30. William Bruce vs.. Bessie Bruce
33. Hudson a Farnau W. Lancaster
Flour Mills Inc.
81. Goodloe & Walker Bros vs..
Walter Grant.
IS. A. T. Scott a Son vs. Walter
Grant.
Sc. Blaine Estridge vs.. Harrison
Mays.
81. Stephen L. Walker vs.. Sam
Wearren. etc.
IS. $. ID. Sanders, ct al vs.. Leslie
T. Bradshaw.
80. Edith Kavanaugh vs.. Clarence
Holtzclaw.
40. Leslie T. Bradshaw vs.. Mote
Casey.
IL. The W. T. Raleigh Co. vs.. G.
T. Barker. ct al.
az. Charley Anderson vs.. Jesse Ray.
ct al.
az. ]. f. Robinson vs.. W. C. Rose.
ct al. Il
"a. Bee Pendleton. Appellant vs..
Virgil Pendleton. Appellee.
Is. Willie Church vs.. Robert
Speakes.
as. Bank Of Bryantsville VS.. EliIa-
beth Montgomery. ct al.
a.. Robert Long. etc. vs.. Cecil
Walker. etc.
as. s. n. Morford W.. Ambrose
Adams.
30. 8. ". Morford VS.. Floyd Humph-
rry and J. W. Smith.
so. Citizens National Bank vs.. VI.
ID. Johnson. etc.
81. Lancaster Flour Mills vs.. W.
b. Ball.
So. John W. Miller vs.. City Of Ian
caster.
So. II. c. Sutton vs.. David Dud-
derar.
81. Annie Moberley vs. Floyd
Humphrey.
30. Garrard Bank a Trust Co.. As
,ignee Of J. T. Whited vs.. Marion
Hurt
80. Melvin Stinnett vs.. Aetna Insur-
ance Co.
81. Frank Davis vs.. Same.
81. $. G. Haselden vs.. Henry Will
llams. ct al
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-11-16
SCHOOL NEWS 1922

The teachers of the Wauwatosa
High School attended the Wisconsin
State Teachers Convention on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of last
week. The morning sessions were de-
gctea to discussions on education in
general, and consisted of inspirational
addresses given by the prominent ed
ucators of the United States. In the
afternoon sectional meetings were
held. The instructors attended the
meetings where they received the new
and various ideas of the leaders in
their respective specialized branch of
work.
The teachers were entertained
Thursday evening with a gala con-
cert given by Nine. Johanna Gadski
and Mr.. Paul Kochanslxi. During the
general sessions, choruses of music
teachers and supervisors gave some
delightful numbers and led in COM
munity singing. 1t was an enjoyable
as well as instructive convention.
Reports of the important features
viii be given by the principals and
heads of the departments at the next
general teachers meeting to be called
by Mr.. Kolb in the near future.
The Aetna Park Girls Basketball
team met the Central Junior High
team Monday, Nov. 13. The score
ended in favor of Central grade 1913.
Although Aetna Park fought hard,
they only scored 8 in the first quarter.
In the third and fourth quarter Cen
trail scored six baskets.
The pencils with IKE Waulvatosa slo-
gan "For Wauwatosa We Work We
Win" and decorated in the Wauwatosa
colors red and white have arrived. The
boys and girls Glee Club are in
charge of the. pencil sale. They will
be sold for ten cents each, and the
profits therefrom will be used to pay
the debt incurred by the Cardinal Pen
nant staff of last year.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-11-16
JUDGE FAIRCHILD WILL AID
DRESS WAUWATOSA PARENT
TEACHERS ASSN, WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, DEC. 6

The Mosques Dramatic Club is at
work on three one act plays, which
they hope to have ready for presen-
tation in three weeks. The plays
chosen are Lima Beans" farce,
coached by Ruth Millar; Where But
In America" a satire, coached by Vir-
ginia Jacobs, and "WiIl o. The Wisp,"
an impressionistic episode, coached by
Francis Stone. The production Of the
three plays is under the supervision
of Miss Dwight. The plays have
started off very well and the Dramatic
Club is confident of good attendance
at their first open meeting.
The Camera Club has donated some
football pictures for the display in the
main assembly.
Reverend Beale, of the Grand Ave
nue. Congregational Church, addressed
the Hi-Y Club last Friday at their
regular meeting. This Friday, Rever-
end Day, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold the first of a series of
studies of the Books of the Bible. The
Hi-y Club is very vital organization
this year, AID has had many very i'm
terestilig meetings.
Last Friday the football team
played against st. Johns Military
Academy. ST. johns used nearly all
their men and gave us good fight
and Wauwatosa lost by score of 200.
Next Saturday we expect to play Bur-
lington. This game is the last of the
season and the team is going out to
win, and to make up for last weeks
defeat. We want every loyal Wauwa-
tosa rooter to give them his support.
Sergeant Dunlop of the Military
Company has been promoted to Lieu
tenant, and is commander of the Com
pany.
Mr.. William Godfrey, hundred per
cent football fan, presented the Wau-
watosa Athletic department with a
check for fifty dollars. Mr.. Godfrey
has always shown great deal Of in
terest in the high school activities, and
so far this year has not missed a
single football game. We certainly do
appreciate this most generous gift
that has been given to us by Mr.. God
frey.
Some interesting musical numbers
win appear on the program to be Civ
en- by the u. p. T. A. on Wednesday
evening, Dec. 6.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-11-16
GIRL SCOUTS

The regular Girl Scout meeting was
held at the high school, Monday eve
ming, November 49, The girls are plan
ming a Sandwich Sale to be given Fri
day noon, to raise funds for a Christ
mas party to be given for group OF
poor Children Of this city. They have
also planned swimming party at the
Natatorium, on FRAY afternoon OF
this week. After the delightful swim
the Girl Scouts will return to the high
school gymnasium foT picnic lunch
con.
Misc Edna Magyar, county director OF
girl scost activities, spoke Monday
morning at the high school. Miss
Mayar outlined briefly the history OF
the girl scout movement throughout
the world and of the Wauwatosa troop.
After giving the scout promise and
scout laws, which show so well the
ideals for which all true scouts stand,
she invited any former scouts OF girls
wishing to become scouts to come INTO
the local troop.