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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-08

According to estimates, 14.44So0
battle deaths have occurred in. al
the wars of the world waged be
tween 1890 and 1918 Is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-08

WANTED-Exp. cabinet maker and
fintsher. one who has worked in
retail furniture store; good salary
Friduss Furniture & Carpet Co.
245 E. State st, phone 1850 Ham
mond. $50
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WANTED - 10 men for
unloading coal and pig
iron. Wanner Malleable
Iron Co., Ham. s-'-s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-08

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
OF ESTATE
In the matter of the Estate of
John H. Jarchow, deceased. In the
Lake Superior Court. May Term,
1922 No. 1884
NOTICE Is hereby given to the
HEIRS, LEGATEES AND CREDI-
TORS of John H. Jarchow. deceased,
to appear in the Lake Superior
Court. held at Hammond, Indiana
on the 26th day OF June, 1922. and
show cause. If any, why the FINAL
SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the
estate OF said decedent should not
be approved; and said heirs are no.
tined to then and there make proof
of heirship. and receive their dis.
tributive shares.
WITNESS the Clerk of the Lake
Superior Court, at Hammond. this
29th day of May, 1922
HERBERT L. WHEATON,
(Seal) Clerk Lake Superior Court
Sis
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FOR SALE-MisceIlaneous

FOR SALE-F1rst class delicatessen
and ice cream parloI. rent reason
able, across from high school. 9l1
Calumet ave-, Hammond. 4:3;f
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Small furn-
ished apartment, bungalow. cot
tage or. hskpg. rooms; no children.
Write B-69, care Times. Ham. SO 81
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WANTED-Salesme TO start about
S35 a week. where possibilities
are unlimited Apply between s and
8. $50 Sibley st, Hammond. $3.50
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Laborers, ten
hour day; Apply Ameri-
can Glue Co., West Ham
,,oa,d 5-1e-tf
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WANTED - Brick layers
The Austin Co., care of
Standard Steel Car Co.,
Hammond. stiff
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-08

WANTED = Men, steady
work, good pay, apply at
Metals Refiping Co., Sum
mer st. and Hump Road
ISL
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WANTED-Motor assemblers. gear
cutters. screw machine, radial, bor-
ing Mill, Engine Lathe and Turret
Lathe Operators, Molders and Core
Makers Steady work. Advance
Rumely Co. LaPorte, Ind. 6:3:tf
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PERSONAL

ARE you the head of a family?
Were YOU to die tonight would your
widow know how to safely invest
the Insurance money? She would II
she Invested in the First Mortgage
7 rer cent GOLD bonds recommended
and sold hy this National Bank. Sold
for - years without loss of one
cent to any investor. Denominations
tree illustrated booklet. First Nat
io~al park East Chicago. Ind CIT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-08

ANTED-Electricia for maintain
ence work. must have experience
in winding armatureS. State eX-
perience and give references Write
BIZ. care Times. Hammond. 6:s:1t
WANTED-Man to do printing and
window glazing. Wanner Mallea-
fia Iron 90. Hammond. b-o.lL
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FOR sALE-Will sell cheap, going
to California, fine Buick, psgr.
car. Call SIS, l19th St, West Park.
Whiting 6:6:-t
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1921 OVERLAND TOURING+Us-
ed very little, in perfect shape, looks
like new.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALT per cent First Mort
gage Bonds. secured by income
bearing property in the City of East
Chicago. Indiana's most diversified
s1oo. $500 and $1,000. Buy these
Bonds for Cash or Easy Payment
Plan. Booklet free First National
Bank. East Chicago, Ind. 6:7:2t
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NEW BUNGALOWS

and rooms, on very easy pay
ments.
See W. r. A. MOLSBERGER
500 Columbia avenue.
Open evenings. Hammond $3.50
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BY RUTH BERG.
Deputy Clerk. 6-s-1b-
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WANIED~-Girl for general office
work Must have knowledge Of
Bookkeeping. State experience and
ealary expected. Write B-T3, care
Times, Ha,imond- 6:7:1t
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furnis shed rooms. SOC
and 81 a day. Spring cots. soc,
BY the week. 50. SO and 81. Hotel
Carleton. Hammond. 1O:4:0
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTEK-Stenoz rapher and book
keeper Address Y, care Times,
Hammond b.b.5
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rOfI SALE. OR TRADE-For Ham
mond. East Chicago or Gary prop
erty. 140 acre general farm, good
bldgs., II miles from South Haven.
Michigan. Will divide. J. Z. Tres
colt. phone 2S12 Hammond. 6:S:2t
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FOR SALE-One ton Ford truck.
good condition, S175. 40 State St,
Hammond. 6.S.2t
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FOR SALE $4,000 cash. balance
monthly will buy the biggest bar
gain in Hammond in a modern six
room bungalow on the south side I'M
mediate possession. Write BIB. care
Times. Hammond 6:7:3t
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1921 FORD TOURING-Has been
used eight months. Runs as perfect
as a new car.
HEATHERINGTON AUTO SALES
The bort Dealer
271 State st, phone 2l24 Ham
rnond 6:S:lt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-31
Mlca scnOol 70 hAY |
WALLACE MERE FMoAl

Baseball hass are 10 scaa hs&
Akes aay asaiai FRIDAY uill ~
nsss shs rrssins ei lid ON Asssesll
ia nheksaa. uhsa our ewa Hsctssn
High lsds sill "osess bats" wiA
wsiiscs University in their ieisisl
sauee ci The ssasea The eanlsss
W sch~d~asd tss As1ns ~. aAAA IN
evssaa~ cree 10 tspsesed 10 hs
pssseai ~hes the certain eces sp
This 10 wsllacs's Arsi game alss.
which will mike beth teams pot o.
q brave battle fcs nsss hcaoss The
vssi,oss bad . saens team Ice, ssss
ssd thar arm Akeiy 10 give The heal
High tfoahls ia nsstlins the viesesy
hnm them but Pratt n'cksnn His
CAPTAIN, snnouac~s bis men fssdy
and ha, little 10 be t~ared. Ne 10
rather uhcsrair ~ Ia hm hs,,eey
bu, /. viil iissly be either lSsrh a.
adsmson IN The meued and nssy
desil ws~~e behind The ristA
Al admission ai aSc snd SA ~lli
be charged Go on, and h.lp tbs
locals snes v.etosy number Que 10
their credit
n.eAsna High ss~A 10. Wasssls
Saturday ict their second s.ms
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-31
HMllIn ENTERS
RACE FOR eoyERmol

Benton MeMillln. tssnty yssss .
member Oh coesyew from the Fourth
district. twice sovesnos II Tsansssss,
U. 3 ministes TO Peru ard Caste
mAla, and vetsssn war.horse oi The
democratic party In shis state. Set
asday hrmaliy announced bic cen,
|didacy ios the democratic nomt
nat.os iof governor. subject TO The
primary election In Angus!
The announcement wsSnot q eur
prise. 40 q statement Of Mr.. Me.
Nillin q ussk ago !ofesst bic entry
in.e The race iof the nominsiion
against Anstin Psay III Clsrksviile.
Harvey Hannah Of Oliver spsinss,
and L. Z G~inn oi Covinston. tha
other sspirants for the nominstioa
The iofmal snneuce meni sas
quite brief, Mr. McMiilip merely
stating thu, be hoped be could b.
The agency .ios the restoration d tht
democratic party TO poser IN rsne-
sssse. that be would waste 20
powder on fellow democratic" bat
would reserve oil his summation
lu the common sn.my.' and that
he sould abide the deeisiou ol
the primary, giving bic vote snd
voice TO The nominee, whoever be
may be
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-31

Thomas N Taylor. aged ~ fears
disd Saturday afternoon March %
i832 10 el Pase, Eesss. .shsfs b,
haA beep'ios several months 90 &C
coun, Of ia'lins health.
The rsmsins. accompanied b,
A,s wile and isn liiile sirls- Anna
bel and Francis. arrived here Tues
day night and vas conveyed 70 ID,
home oi HE sisters. Nissss Eva and
Isoa Taylor on wes. College street
Wednesday funeral service wai
conducted bv Rev. 4. l., Gregory.
/ oi Tullshoma at III. N. e. Church
South u which be vas q msmb~f
and interment took place In thl
Union cemetery.
Up until about tso ysas ago
when bis health failed him, be vas
an active member Of the enlespsis
ing business Arm Of Taylor bros.
and vas alwavs iound ready aod
willing to do his part in any move.
ment Tor the bsne6. Of the com
muni,y and vas held in high esteem
by all Who knew him. which wat
attested by The large crowd who
attended the funeral.
Betides the devoted vile AID
| precious little children. he - sur
vived by the following brotbess and
sis,ss; Marvin Taylor, Diokson;
Rev, skel, Tsyloh Nashville, Ben
Taylor. Houston, Texas; Ry, La
gsyst Taylor. Manchester; Mich
Taylor. Nashville. Misses Eva and
lsosa Taylor. Dickson. TslmssN
raylot Dickson and Mp Arthur
Speisht, Stayton oil II whom we're
present a. the funeral except Ben
~Ao could not come on account oi
sickness
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-31

wers NOT able 10 be psrsest Of ibs
funeral a their father. Quite q
numba Of grandchildren and oss
brother James Greer. besides .
number u, nephsws and siscss siso
surviye bin
For a period Of yeAis Mr., Greer
Sas sntFUstsd with the 0dics oi
Justice oi the Peace ia our county,
which office be filled with credit
aud tsi,hiulnsss He hsld The love
and respect ~ sii whe kas~ Eita.
A /. an hs wss sIi that vas de
strsbIs and agfe.sbls, ss . nsiFhhof
be fulfilled the injunction oi the
scripture love-" ss a father be vas
kind and loving. az 9 citizen he
stood out foremost nsaiat all
forces oi svil aud alwAys advocated
the principles oi risht and justice.
No sham or deeiet vas bic. nor did
he assume any altitude whereby
anyone might be harmed OF dsileet.
ed from any thing that vas night
AZ 9 husband he vas very attentive
aud careful OF the aged companion
who survives him His love aud
care Tor her will remain With her as
the sweetest memory lie eau give.
Much more eould be said oi this
good man bue ths life be lived
among hse is,-nas ard neishhors
,vill liy- long ss . memorial 10 him
E,s'a,ty alone sill reveal the resul,s
oi a good life lived among Ne.
Funsral services wrf- conducted
sunday March 10. at the home BY
his psstur. Bro. Reeves, AFTER which
the internent took plsce al the
Leech lbpyins ground
W. will mise him bat W. have
faith 20 kbow shere To find him.
'' ,Mafvia Choste.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-31

The Easter Market OF the Wom
sns Missionary Society oi N. Z
Church, South. will hs held in .h,
lobby ot First National Bank on
Saturday. April 10Th You w,Il
and baked hen. roast beef and
pork, cakes. pies and other eatibles
suitable Tor your Easter dinner
Housewives--ssye Yourselves tn,
troabls ni .preparin. thee article,
OF food and come buy from us
Mr.. J T. Hnley.
Chrm. Easter Market
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-31
ln,t n,tMem@iam.

Oty Prosssr Greer vas born ir
Dickson County May ~. is&7
Died At his home near Charlotte
Masoh -. 1874 Aged u years Z
months and ~ days. liz was th,
scr .: Bsnismsa AK. t.sSy tcct!aa
Greer. and vas descended irem ,h,
best and most substantial ismilie.
Of our State, claiming amoung hi.
ancestors, James Robertson the
Father Of Middle tennessee" aud
his vile. Charlotte Reeves Robert
on. Uncls" jeremiah Cullum, q
noted presshsr Of Southern Meth,
odism. WAS also Que Of his closs
rsiasivsa
He vas married October 1871
10 Miss Susan l. Corlew. Of Dick
con County. and they lived very
happily together until the above
mentioned date. Their home Was
blessed With . number Of children
oil oi which lived 20 adult life. thu
several have passed away within
recent years. Among those surviv'
Ing are Mn Edgar Hilsnd Of Ark
D. l., Greer. Robert Greer and Ben.
jAmiu Greer. oi thip county, K K
Greer. Of Nov Orleans and Thomas
Greer. Of Arkansas. The two last
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-31

Sut sfrlt,s' i,r the HrtSia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-31
- See the Biz Feature THE Mccauey Theatre Friday and Saturday!

and HIN Kdith Badss sell--ws issl
sxess1iasly sfaisiail, ssA The Pcs,
sstssAs 10 each q snappy soluts;
sseood-- fss The unsisias saosts
al Mfs. Joe D. wssms ana Aw.
kass1,~ fsyss IN dtwessss ,ssyasy,
vcrds are insds~aats 10 ssnr~ss
oar appseeiatiels:
"rhifd-rc the Ccauiy Beard al
Edueaticn and 10 ftnts. Brstsaa
and R,ehslbA ~ are indebted ia
ass ei the Dieksoo and Charlotte
HisA GoAosl saditssiums. tor TIN
generous assistance given ny Dici
soa High School studssss Ia sakias
par, In ehoFus and srsnsias stage
and 10 Mrs W. o Haks ics he,
renssoes sssv,ees--ws extend each
our hand oi hearty appreciation;
"soarsh-rhsi realisins ire play
could have no, hesa staged without
he cooperation Of husinsss msn 70
furnishing the proper .tsss ssitinss
se are many times grateful TO H
O. T,mIinson Bsssiey Hsrd~ay
Co. Dickson Raineos, Co. Pit
Hsnslse and Mr. q. A. sisydeu,
riish-Also s~sre vi the FAC
that no ~ ,isct oi undertaking u
saccessful ~i,hou, publicity y,
issl that . large part ~ the suco~.,
10 due the Dichsou Coaaty Hstslt
ta tha generous space slyen he.
Cratic.
"ns |. further Resnlved. That I
copy oi these Resolutions be enter
ed into the Minutes; . copy BE- sem
each al the principle parties con
esraed. and that ssms be given III.
local press Tor publication.
W. B sses.s. Vic. Com der.
H s. Talleo,. Ad.uiant.
r p. freeman. Chaplain,
COMMITTEES.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-31
DlcksOn's FIRST Bar.
GAIN DAY Big SUCCESS

Tbs monthly bargain dA,' In
sususatst last astuldsy 10 Dickson
proved quite . success, practically
every merchant reports having bad
4 good business and those who
.q apoA adsaatass oi tas speeial bst
gains offered ws,s we'll pleased with
their purchase. The only feature
that did 40, come up fully to tbs
expectation oi those 10 charge oi
the occasion. vas ths suction sale
II was hoped that more people
would take advantage Of this special
ofgsf u having their stook. impis
ments 40 l such liss sold Tree OF
charge, The only one taking ad.
vantage OF ihi, Oder wss George
Elsaser, who soId one u his hne
thsoushbrsd snort horu bulls, which
vas boush. by Bub Vineyard, oi
~Piaey lof t55~ u. W. Dodson.
Dickson celebrated auctioneer.
tnDdsrsd his service to the Chamber
Of Com msscs Tor this occasion and
II IL regretted that more people did
not take advantage Of this feature
aud bring 10 something 10 sell
However, IL Is planned 10 try this
out again at the April bargain day,
whsn IL 10 hoped more people will
taks advantage Of this generou.
offer.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-31

At the meeting oi Lacieu Berry
Post, No. lis, American Legion
held in ,hs,' ball Wednesday night
os lsa s~-A. the following sesolu.
t,ous v-rs adopted. ,haoaina each
oi the vari,ua individuals hslpins
10 pn, "MMys Millcn.' oys, ths
top
Whereas. the Lucieu Berry Post
al American I%sioo have recently
pot oeer their play. Mssy's Nil.
lione. sish pssdominas sucrees
VIE rcet leels II . sense oi psnooal
|cnvilsse 10 drsi, these resolutions
OF ,harks to the dideree, psr,,es
outside and independent of said
Post. lot The generous aid snd ~
s,stanse ssvva Ia putting Il over
the top Therefore, b. II Rssolssd:
rirs,--Ihai to the sevsn youne
ladies taking part 10 ths cast name.
IT, Misses Sara Psys~ Doris Pre-
man Kthel Williams. Mary Alien,
lnosens Hlsdcn. Kate AeA1ry
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-31
Charlotte High school 10
,,Pressnt Play Saturday Mite

Charlotte High School will pie.
sent IAN Old Fashioned Mother. V
q dramatic parable Of mother ;,
love IN three acts, on Saturday
nisht. April lat, at school auditor.
iun. A strong cast OF twelve mem
bers make no the play. and Il
promises to be one Of The seasons .
best attractions,
An admission OF 35c 10 one aud
all will be charged
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-31
Stamp Picture Month

0uv apnual stamp ~ penny
piesur. run vii begin SATURDAY
APRIL 4, ian and coutino. fn
tcur weeks coly. ID p,csur~a 10,
lE in 8 different poees No chill
dren under Gve year, Al see s,i! be
included ia this run Cloudy days
A. good a sunny. Ptctar~s mus,
he paid tor in advance. Doui ios.
se, the data
Ceoks Studio.
Dickson, Tecc.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-31
To Water Cousuusess N
The lows ot Dteksos.

i aud . great many wsiet lssls
both isoH- hss,ssa.A Ia ,sasas aad
as,sfes ins,ds u hcassa ysu may
ihinh the leak 10 very email, shieh
I. wsv hs, bot 4 LOT VI susii hats
mate . large stream bee ,ha, sll
oi soa, 4asnssa. Ass. In . stseA aAaSs
and BY doing this you sill hslp tbs
ross ssA sbse yca a. that. ssa
help youreli
J. 7 NolIsy. Mayor.
W. n. Adcos. supt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-31

Sunday. April 2nd, at T:30 .. 10,
Miss Apua Aahhfooks will lecture
on Foreign Missions Al The N Z
Church Her hrst hand ioiWna
ton al the foreign 6eld will in,eres,
especially the various missionary
sccistiee h the town, sho are cor
daily invited r. ha rv-ssnt Don
forget that shs hss pictures 1c iilut
usts her sotk Everybody invited
J. W Deehaso. Psstos.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-31

Dr A. W. Ali. Of Nashville, will
hold Easter srsvices and Holy
communioa. q, n. Joha's Ls,bessp
church Sunday afternoon s ssaf
O'Clock.
Special Raster music has hesn
arranged Tor this service
Miss Anna Hollsy. whose lovely
sopsano voice 10 sI~ays enjoyed
sill sing - speclal number,
Palm Branches /"
You arV cordially iuvitsd.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-31
PlaEnI.TEAcnels'
ASSOCIATE PfRffcTEu

! Realizing the need of an organise
tioa ~hich wouh hdnI tsschsrs sn'
parents more closely tossshss Il
studvins the welfare oi our children
a representative body oi Diehsoi
ei,issns me, Friday evening of las
week st 0skmaai 6eheels With w
10 Haks 40 chairman
An enjoyable program wss ten
dersd. being opened sith the sing
ing oi America" by the auaisnes
Invocation vas offered b. Rev. 4
I'm. Jackson. after whieh Mr.. nakl
made = ssisi bat poiatsd apseoh
Miss Anaa Hollsy, Mrs Ray Hogin
Prot J n. Pratt. and A ]. Byri
thso beautifully Gang 'Cary NJ
Bach to Ole virsiny. with Mn. @
| c. Collins IT,, accompanist Oths
anthusiss,ic speeches ssre made b,
Mrs, PITT Hsnsl-s, Prof Bynum
Mr.. Rynum. n t'slbssmsn and J.
Msx Cowan, in which each spsstsl
bfourh, on, the need OF . Parent
Teachers Association 10 DieksoE
&c chools
such, AZ atssnlsa,ion s.. perfect
ed, with the iall6wiLg cnscers
Ptssidsnt Au. Pitt Hsnslss; Vice
Pfe.ident-Mn. n II Bell, Sscse
,ary and Treasurer -hr. Kusep,
Payne
The iollowins committees yer,
appointed:
A,hls.ic,--Prpt x o Gilehns,
chairman. J r. 'Hollsv. WI John
son, Dr. II Assvsr. J y. Wynns.
voca.tooaf~-9 Z. Colhns. lt.
chairman, N Gslbermar, W. A
Meadow, Graham Robertson.
Entertainment of Teachers-N
fsslbssmap. chairman; M,s q. l.
Bouldin. Mrs Sara V,.hari, W n,
NcMufry, Mrs Fred Beaslsy. NM
2. X. Crow.
Mental Discipline In School
Prof II Y Bynum chairman; Mrs
Joe B. Wseus. ". O. Haks, Ms
J Mai Cowan. Mrs. n. 0rirsby.
Normal Training in the School,
W. n Bra,ton. chairman: }, II
Pratt. X r. Gilchrist. II. y. Bynum
Study Of Education By Associa
tion Members Prof., K P Gilchrist.
chsifman; Mrs. J. A. Clement. Mrs
Oury Haris.
Agriculture 10 High schools-w
%. HAke, chairman. J Mal CoWan
Eugene Payne.
School Lunchss--Mrs 4. r. Gil
christ. chairman; Miss Ethel viii
liams, MssdAmss Dan Joslin. @. c
Collins. j.. and Claude Sisemofe.
Study u Sciences in Hi School,
Miss Ethel williams. chairman
Mrs " N. Brstton. Prof Pratt
Personal Hygiene--M Mira Bvnum.
chairman; Mr. J Manly Wynns,
Mrs q A siaydsn. Mrs v "A
Clem.n, Mn Ed Morrow. Mrs. r
r. BeasIey.
sanitation Mrs Pitt Henslee
chairman. Mssdames X N Jach.
son. HsrtSsll Weaver. l. A Nc
Csul. l.. Y McCaslin and Jpo Gal.
losay.
Home Pro. .ecss ios Boyr- n r
Cowan. chairman. 4 r. Watson
Joe B. Wssms
Home Projects for Girls-Mn
W. o. HAke. chairman; Mssdames
W II. McMuuy. ". J Suss and
J r. Hollsy
Summer Campo and Recreation 80
Rev r n. Jackson, chairman; Jno.
r. L~athers, Will Cummins Mori.
con
school Buildings. Grounds and
EQufcm~nt-~Prs 4.ssisnxlsI. nnxm,
man, = n Grow, Piu Hsuslss, r.
A. Freeman.
Schonl IAbrar,t. - Mrs J A
Clement. chairman. Mesdames J
: johnson. c n wynrs and l..
Clyde Sell
Membership Committee -- Mrs.
Claude Hooper chairman, Nee.
dAmr A H leather. Clayton
Smith. Everett Hoover, Melvin
Holland. Jaks Dunn ss4 Euasn.
Payne
The Association ~iil meet nest
ruesday Ate noea u 2S5 oclaek
,n the rect room OF fret National
Sank, A good attendance IL urged
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-21
A sTENoGRAPHER's ROMANCE
BY JANE PHELPS

furnished, in a better locality. 1t
was filled mostly, Cora told Nellie,
with working girls like herself,
many office girls, the rest clerks
land models.
"Oh, how nicew Nellie said. "You
can talk your WORK over together.
There amt anyone at Mrs. Dooley's
! could talk to even if | got q job,
which l guess 1 won't"
Cora urged her confidence, then
tried to encourage her as best she
could, yet fearful Nellie's limited
education would prevent her Sc
curing an office position-and so
she told her frankly.
you see you can't spell correctly,
Nellie, which is as important as
tipping quickly. Speed doesn't count
! if the work isn't well done
I'm so discouraged, Cora! l
didn't have no right to come to you
with my troubles. l wasn't coming
| till l came in my own auto with two
men on the poX, but / thought l
wouldn't wait till then-you' be
Itoo old to know me-" she tried to
smile.
Now take your hat off and stay
| to lunch with me. Perhaps | can
think of something while l cook it
do you cook in your room, too ,
! "Sh-s-not so loud. Yes, most OF
us girls have to. l earn good wages
but send mother part and 1t costs
a lot to keep looking neat and tidy.
One has to in an office"
"Um-let me help" Nellie rose
to cross the room, when suddenly
everything went black, and she well
forward on the floor.
Quickly Cora lifted her on the
bed, and sprinkled her face with
water from the pitcher. 1t was a
simple faint, and Nellie soon opened
her eyes and smiled wanly up at
Cora.
Don't be frightened. I'll be all
right as soon as I-get that lunch
she whispered.
you mean you are--hungry?
You tainted because Of that? oh,
YOU poor brave little thing! Here,
she held a glass of milk to Nellies
lips, drink this, it will help until
I get you something hot"
my stomach's having a surprise
party" Nellie said as she fell back
on the couch after finishing the
milk. Cora had forbidden her TO
stir until lunch was ready.
Tomorrow - The Promise of
Brighter Days.