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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-04-07
Honor Soldier Dead

New York, March 3O-A special
Washington delegation of five SEN
ators and five Representatives, ex-
service mems organizations and regular
army and navy soldiers and sailors
will take part in the ceremonies which
the New York American Legion is
planning i'll connection with the ar
rival from France of the last American
soldiers to die on the field of battle.
The army transport Cambria locked
at New York on the 18th with the
bodies of 1903 American soldier dead.
The special tribute to honor these
heroes will be paid by the Legion and
government representative on Sunday,
April 2 A parade two miles long,
headed by the body of a known sol
der and followed by delegations from
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-04-07
they long needed but could previous
" not afford.
Close Harmony Between Nations

Close Harmony Between Nations
indianapolis, Ind, April 6-An or
ganizatiOn pledged to the cause of in
ternational amity, composed entirely
of veterans of the world war from all
Allied countries, is being fostered by
the American Legion. The Inter
Allied Veterans Federation,H the
newest ex-service mems unit, has al
ready received the endorsement of
practically every college president in
the United States These collegiate
heads represent institutions of all den
ominations in all parts of the United
States, The endorsement of the Leg
ions plan to do its utmost to make
for closer harmony between the allied
nations came as the result of a per-
sOnal letter which Hanford MaCNider.
national commander of the Legion,
wrote each of the presidents. In ad-
ditiOn to gaining the support of the
educators, the Legion learned that
large portion of the personnel of the
universities and colleges consists of
eX-serviCe men. Their sentiment for
the new organization, the presidents
wrote Commander MacNider, is such
that they will lend their efforts to
promote the ambitions for which the
association stands. Among those ed
ucatorS who have given the inter-al
lied veterans plan their approval are
T. H Lindley, chancellor, University
Of Kansas; President Frank !. Good.
now, John Hopkins University; Pres
ident Bizzell, Texas Agricultural and
Mechanical college; President Golf
man, Minnesota University President
Hunt Bucknell University; President
Hetzel New Hampshire college; H
p. Talbot, acting dean, Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology: Presi-
dent David Kinley University of H.
linois; President Wilbur, Stanford
University; President Burton, Univer-
,lty Of Michigan and President Woods
Of Maryland University The col
umns Of nearly all the college publ
cations were thrown open to Com
mander MacNider for any message
which he may desire to send to the
student body
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-04-07

"If the Legion wants the flag taken
down they can hire a couple of steeple
jacks and take it down" was the ans
wer the board of commissioners made
to the Littleton Col, American Leg
ion post when it protested the i'm
proper care having been given the
flag on the court house Nothing
loath, a couple OF old mast climbers
turned the trick
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-04-07

When carnival pitched its tent.
on his hotel property and an appeal
to the authorities proved of no avail
Charles E. Young, Sr, St Augustine
Fla, used the old sea method OF
showing distress and hung the Amer
lean Flag on his hostelry upside
down The American Legion protest
ed the act and Young publicly apol-
ogized
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-04-07
VERGENNES

J. H. Slower of Boston is visiting
at the home of Alfred Blair
Mrs, Lucy Blodgette, a nurse, is in
Bristol caring for patient
Mrs. Rose H. Townsend is ill and
Miss May Findley, the nurse, is caring
for her.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sutherland OF
New York are passing some time in
the city.
Beulah, the three year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Collette, is very
i'll with pneumonia
Cornelius and Charles Jarvis have
gone to Pawtucket, R l., to attend
the funeral of an uncle
Miss Ruth Cowles, student at Mid
dlebury college, was guest Monday
of Miss Mildred H. Tabor
George Blakeley, who has been i'll
for several months, has recovered and
resumed work at the L. + Benton
company plant
Miss Prudence Inghlm, who has
been seriously i'll with pneumonia, has
recovered sufficiently to be able to be
out on the veranda.
Norbert Rivers, who has been work
ing in the H. B. Slack store has re-
signed and is now employed in the
W R. Warner & Company drug store
f. II. Andrus of the Nergennes Elec-
trio Co., who recently underwent a
serious operation at Mary Fletcher
hospital Burlington, is making good
,rouracg tnuarI +-aNoyary-
Mrs Peter Hamel of Ferrisburg, who
has been in the city because Of the
death of Mrs. Hamels father, was
taken suddenly i'll with an attack of
appendicitis and is at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Herbert Gee
Mrs Elizabeth BARLEY who has
been passing the winter with her son,
Thomas H BARLEY, in Bridgeport,
Conn, has returned to her home here.
She was accompanied by her daugh-
ter Mabel, who has been employed at
Summit, ~ ], for the past year They
visited at the home Of Mrs, Bartley's
daughter, Mrs. Norbert Heber' in Ar
lington on their way home
The funeral of Alberc HImel, who
died suddenly at his home III this city
Friday afternoon, was held in St.
Peters church Monday morning at 9
o'clock Mr. Hamel va, a wheel
wright by trade and was employed at
the F. l. Gee blacksmith shop He is
survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Thaddeus Field OF East Terr,s5urg and
Mrs Herbert Gee OF thi, city and
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-04-07
RED OAK, MORGAN
STALLION, WINS
HONORS IN TEXAS

Horse Bred by Late Joseph
Battell Considered By
Judges as Being Best In
dividual of Breed Today
According to Letter Re-
ceived From Prof. Stangel
of Texas
1t is of interest to learn that the
stallion "Red Oak, which was bred by
the late Hon Joseph Battell at the
Breadloaf Stock Farms, has recently
acquired additional honors for himself
and for Vermont Morgans.
A letter recently received by Mr.
c. c. Stillman, of New York City
Secretary of the Morgan Horse Club,
from Prof w. L. Stangel of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College of
Texas, reads in part as follows
at this years Southwestern Expo
sition and Fat Stock show there were
exhibited IA Morgan horses. Compe-
tition was very keen in the aged Nor
gan stallion class, which was won by
Red Oak, 5249 He was considered by
the judges, W. J. Kennedy OF Sioux
City, Iowa, and W. P Stericker of
Aurora, Ill.,, as being the best individ-
ual of the breed of today Considerable
interest was shown in the exhibit of
Morgan horses 1t is our belief that
they will be in demand in this state
for the Improvement Of the native
stock.
The Southwestern Exposition and
Fat Stock show, held annually in Tex
as, is one Of the largest livestock eX-
positions in the west, although this is
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-04-07

lemon II inches in circumference
and five inches in diameter, weighing
two pounds and containing one pint
OF juice, was picked near Houston,
Texas, recently.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-04-07

Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lands
fatty refused to become an honorary
member of the American Legion when
the honor was offered him following
his speech before the Mobile, Ala,
post. "No man who has not the title
of World War veteran should be
permitted a place on the roll of the
Legion he said Il would give al
most anything l have for that title. "
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12
n Roberts avenue wedne,dav

on Roberts avenue Wednesday.
Alderman George Slack of Pearl
street has been suffering from a
carbuncle which has caused him Sc
we're pain for the past two weeks.
Mrs. A. johnson of Pearl street,
was a Hammond business visitor
last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Freese who
recently sold their home on Myrtle
venue moved on Wednesday to. the
Bachi home on Cleveland avenue,
which they purchased.
Mrs. Mollie Felson who has been
i'll for the past three weeks, is again
able to attend to her business.
Mr. ]. Ease of Roberts avenue at
tended the Masonic Encampment al
Indianapolis this week.
The Checker Service Cab Co. gave
a banquet to 500 of their employees
at the Hammond Beach Inn last Mon
day evening.
John T. Welt of Chicago was a
business visitor in Robertsdale last
Wednesday.
Mrs J. Ease Of Roberts avenue,
spent the day with her friend. Mrs
Mounts In Evanston. Ill. on We'd
uesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Brown, their
daughter Leis and Mrs. Browns sis
ter, Miss Gladys Schaefer of 12oth
street. rotored to Danville, Ill. to
visit relatives OF the former. the
JottAr rm~ 49, -A
ed on Monday.
Mrs Roy Witter visited her nep-
hew, Cyrus Campbell. who Is con-
fined at the St Margaret's hospital
in Hammond on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George White. OF
Pearl street had their little infant
daughter christened at the Sacred
Heart Church last Sunday.
Miss Lillian wichorst who has
been on the sick list for several
days has again resumed her work
as clerk In the ten cent store in
whiting.
Mrs. John Saunders of Lake ave,
visited at Indiana Harbor on Tues
day.
Mrs. J. A. Wells of Chicago. Wis
tied her niece Mrs. Roy witter and
family OF Lake avenue Wednesday.
Alice Molik of Lake avenue, was
a business visitor at South Chicago
Tuesday.
A daughter was born on wednes-
day morning to Mr.. and Mrs. And
row Mickavitch OF Indianapolis
Blvd.
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the misfortune of losing his barn
by fire late Wednesday night Two
cows were rescued from the burn
ing building and saved.
The Westminster Club OF the
Presbyterian church will have a sale
of baked goods tomorrow in Mrs
Ellis Exton's store on Indianapolis
Blvd.
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WHITING
NEWS NOTES
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Fred stone In THE DUKE OF
CHIMNEY BUTT See how this
unsophistfcated little girl found her
happiness. Also Robinson Crusoc
All school children must see this
picture and q good comedy. 5-12-1
Mothers Day exercises under the
auspices OF the American Legion
will he held Sunday afternoon at
1880 .. m. to which the public is In
vited. The following program will
be given;
Selection-Community Orchestra.
Prayer-Rev. Taylor.
Duett-Mrs. Doll and Miss Grit
ath.
Solo-John Mcneil.
Address-Rev. Taylor.
Solo-Mrs. Ordemann.
Song-Legion Quartet
Benediction.
Selection-Community Orchestra
Mrs. William Shade OF Laporte av-
enue. entertained the Bunco Club on
Wednesday afternoon. The prizes
~ AAe 9Nt(A &c
Mesdames ID. Johnson. Heffner. Den
as and Smith. Dainty refreshments
were served and an enjoyable time
was had by all.
Mrs. Vincent James and children
Of tho East Side are spending the
week with the formers parents Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Hatch.
Mrs. Charles Newell will leave on
Saturday for her home In Kokomo,
Ind.
Dolly Henner of New York avenue
had the misfortune OF injuring her
arm quite badly when she fell from
the sidewalk.
Mrs. Elsie Gilman Is confined to
enza.
Mrs. william Smith OF Gary was
the guest OF her niece Mrs. VIM.
Shade OF Laporte e
The Ladies OF the Christian
Church will have q bake sale in At
kins & Tharp's grocery store on
llsth street Saturday afternoon.
The Roosevelt Relief Corps will
hold their next regular meeting on
Saturday evening. May 18th, in the
X. of P. Hall at 1880 =. n.
The w. B. A. Of rh5 Maccabees
will! have q public bunco. 500 and
Slovenski Dom. tomorrow evening
ct O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter J.. Nilsen and
two sons Of Atchison avenue will,
leave soon for Europe where thoy
will spent the summer in Norwig
France and Germany with both Mr.
and FRS. Nilsen's relatives.
The following special program
VIII be rendered at the Church OF
Christ Sunday morning at 10:41
o'clock:
Opening Songs.
Scripture Readings.
Prayer-Mrs. Shoup.
Sojc-Mrs. Anderson.
Duet-Mrs Tharp and Mrs. wahi
Memorial OF deceased mothers
Mrs. Shinn.
Sermon-Rev. Geo.. Anderson.
Communion.
Collection
Distribution of flowers to Moth
ers by the primary children
JUDO Munich OF Ala Center street
Jack Vulich of 215 1l9th street and
Martin Kowal Of 1898 Schrage ave.
were all arrested last week after
noonshine had been found on their
premises and on Wednesday they
we're all discharged without being
fined. Wednesday must have been
free day In the courts.
Hassad Kamil was arrested fol
grand larceny after being accused
CT stealing from vassel Mehammad
A $500 bail was secured by Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Paunicka to appear to-
day for trial.
John Adams Of 121st street hac
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Whiting
Advertisement
Are Winners

A most complete line OF dress.
sport and street hats. featuring all
colors, all styles. and fabrics.
Georgette soft braid and felts. IN
all pretty summer shades, large and
small. Price range from $3.50 up;
McElroy Hat Shop, 423 Ind. Blvd.
5-10-3
when you think 81 furniture.
think of H. Gordon & Soma. %-3
For Good Furniture, Go TO Self
ers. "a
Closing Out Screen Doors, $500
and $3.50 and $500, while they last;
Tom Smelser. sos Ind. Blvd. 5-e-tf
! HEMsTITCHING AND PICOTING,
Mrs. A. E. Shelly. 142 Atchison,
corner 116th street Sill
FOR SALE-Reed baby buggy and
baby bed, 3rd floor. rear; sos l1sth
street. phone 1851. 5-11-a
04 9~AAAEAo4 III A. OAA0
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Whiting Garage, phone 254. 5-l2-2
Fresh Fish every day in the week.
John A Hous. 211 Laporte venue
phone 137-M. 5-12-2
LOST--Baby's brown patent leather
slipper at Indianapolis Blvd. and
119th street, Tuesday morning.
phone saw. Mrs. Lloyd 5-12-1
FOR RENT-Two light Housekeeping
rooms. first floor; 1246 Atchison
avenue 5-12-1
Sunday, May IA is Mothers Day,
Your mother thought of you every
day; Think OF her on Mothers Day.
Say It with Flowers" they will
tell he rust what your heart wants
to say; Whiting Flower Shop. phone
463-R. 5-12-2
PRINCESS THEATRE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Noma Tnlmadge I'm 'srHE WON.
nERU~TrT. THTNCU Al~4 Tnnan- a,
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A single pair of sparrows and a
nest OF young ones consume about
5000 insects a week.
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A OF INDIANA, &C
COUNTY OF LAKE, ~

STATE OF INDIANA. &C.
COUNT OF LAKE.
/, A. D. Baker, Cashier of the Central State Bank of Whit
ing, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true.
A. Z. BAKER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th day of May,
1922.
(SeaD MICHAEL Z. KOLB. Notary Pubic.
My commission expires Sept. 4. 1925.
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-
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Fred stone In 1.-THE DUKE OF
CHIMNEY BUTT" See how this
unsophistfcated little girl found her
happiness. Also Robinson Cr1Isoe
All school children must see this
picture and q good comedy. 5-12-l
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wichorst OF Lin
coin avenue left the fore part OF
this week for Breckville. Ohio, at
extended visit with relatives In the
hopes OF beneftting Mr.. wichorst's
health which has been SO poorly for
some time.
Mrs. John Blaul and daughter OF
Hammond visited at the Blaul home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Nonia TnlmndEc I'm THE WON
DERFUL THING" Also Topics of
the Day, Harold Lloyd Comedy and
Pathe News. 5-12-1
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PRINCESS THEATRE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Noma Talmadge in 'sTHE WON
DERFUL THING" Also Topics OF
the Day, Harold Lloyd Comedy AND
Pathe News 5-12-1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
BRIDGEPORT
GAINESVILLE Game Today.

Tho football gam" (" b" r.dyed be-
tween tn" local and III" RarncSN!ie
high school teams. originally scheduled
for inrunrr"W. VII hc staged 1T ia"
Brook side Park this afternoon. the
came H., 10 or"u at ? o'clock. The high
school will he dismissed il time for Inc
game and RI" usual crowd Of rooters ia
n,,,n,.t.G \ crowd Of students from
The Earn".:yillr school ar" planning To
attend
Grimes Funeral.
Tho funeral services for Mrs. Mary
r. ,;rir1", Of Ibis city who died NeSier~
d,, m"ruing. will he hold from The fam
IN hrrn" on West Main street tomor-
20" ar go p. NJ. The Rev. T. J. Nor
ION pastor Of the West Bridgeport
Methodist church Will oftiCiai' anu
uridl Will 10 mad" in Greenwood come
terry
She wa the daughter If Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mc|onnaughy. was born August
. lSrl and was 81 wears Of age Sne
was q nomher of the West Bridgeport
Methodist church and besides tho his
band leaves five children: Elizabeth.
Martha. Sarah. Ruth and Earl. all at
home"
Sunday School Rally
Rally DAY Will h" observed at the
KirkwoCd Methodist SUNDAY school on
Sunday morning and ailtt III" officers.
teachers and StuentS a0f III" Sch""i are
making ai effort :" get ali members
present \ special program is being
prepare for the day.
Block Bazaar.
Members Of the Service Star Legion
reuort plans completed for the Block
Razaar which vii! be held on the Str"-'.
Of 'hn city tomorrow afternoon ana
evening Refreshments VIII be offered
by tho ladies'
Report Of Convention.
Mrs Minnie Lazear. delegate 10 the
Grand lodge will make Il report n the
meeting Of the I'rthian sisters TO be
held in the knights Of Prthias home IN
tho radiz Pike this evening and an nn-
usually good attendanc" is expected
\ social session is planned after III"
meeting
Celebrate Holiday.
81. Arthnny's counCi! of the Knights
Of Columbus held an informal dance at
Tho school auditorium on Main street
last night in "bserEaGc" OF COLUMBUS
Day and all who attended reported
delightful time.t tn" banks ~ ~" city
were closed Yesterday in observance Of
tho dag.
Bridgeport Briefs.
Meeting of III" knights &C lyth!as Of
this city was hold in their home last
night
Helen. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
mann \. Schacer Of Kirkwo"d is III at
IN. family home.
The regular meeting of tho Wvm"n's
BENEFIT AsS"ciat ION Of tn" Mac"ahe"S
WAS held in n" Nriule;n hall last night
Anthony. young son OF MIR. aud Mrs.
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~ - recovering nicely Following MS 'h-
. luri" Sn an aut" accident 81 som" ,'"'e
ago, d'Nrf"lnS y" t'f'cr T''r'Nf" ~
this city Yesterday from his father. a.
II Mitchell. Mr.. Mitchell expects /" h"
ont and prepared IA mcht his trends
again ~ = few days
Start on Reservoir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
MARTINS FERRY
Entertains Class.

Entertains Class.
Mrs John Cross vi! entertain ~"
members Of, the hunters elias" "f the
Firs, baptist church at her bonn" on
Pearl street THIS evening. Tn" usual
business meeting W.li tc followed Ivy
i social program. The hostess VIII D"
assisted by Mrs. II. T. Mandcry.
Lodge Banquet.
N.rncrs Of Martins Ferry council OF
,n. knights AZ I"luu}iuS 4" '""r:ii"''
rn,unhu4 'nay with 4 banquet h''d ~
,hr.r bail an lIan"l - street Last n'Eh''
Mu-f Of IN" mcm'"r$ Of IA. "rd"r were
present and following tn" i"'d - pro-
gram rr addresses and muSl"a. nup1-
Inr4 VAS enjoyed
witnesses Absent.
When ,hc cas" If william fr'"h OF
4 ,rr. r.'v rhlrEcI with statutory OF
CrnS. WIS rrll"d nriUr" Ni" r"and lnrF
q, St tfairs> 10 yesterday 49," "' We
mos, important Witnesses IN IN" cas-"
,c.r absent The victim has h""n mar
,.r,I .,urr H.. alleged "'i"nS" anu Shf,
and her huanInd hav" moved {" another
state.
Two Local Cases.
r,,n local -n.-- 'ir;Gl'i 80 ih"-" 70.
r,,r,.a ~ ,ruc hills h> IA" grand lur7
Z. u -
were. found against Russell Thesis
. CHARGED w.,h shooting - MI ana VIII
ria,n Tfpvl".,;,rk charged with a'ia"H-
inc a -irl I.orai Witnesses W"r" called
N both rf ia" 'aS"S
Builds Dog House
r'mlInwiuE H." presentation o. VAT
u.inI. .trrdah. puppy :" IN" mayor. most
,f Yesterday MAS spout ~ iha' Crucial
in in, ,uu~'ruci3"u Of a h"in" tor IN"
animal Mayer puIC r"""Hn|"" va ~"
vii NOT permit The dog TO N!sii III"
CITY huilding
No Arrests Yet.
80 arrests ar" reported "a yet III '"n
ucr;inn with the ATTEMPTED robbery 81
.hc Y 4 - company ! >i"r" ~ ."r'h''
= fCN days AK" hu' t"Wh@h'p "'''''' -
.,,,, N"rhiur "m tn" 'A~". u" "nN"t
d,,n,. .r Ilr .'"rc saf" "H* ~ nami'"d
w., ,,, .,,cr ,,,nr Wns uu'"'irh'd.
Attend Churchman'S Meet.
: ,r,.. ru,uh.r OF ohio NINcy
',o,,r.h,r.n.. ,Huhs and others from st
I,,rI,v r.pis,ap"l church IN this CITY at
,.,,,I.I ,n,. meeting u frh" club held n
:. IuIo'. ,'nnr"h "r the island last
r.rlr Tnc Row. 4 t. l.. S'r.d"r Of -.
= N,..hrv.S church delivered a r"r"r' a.
. w., ,c,rr, convention held at Portland.
nr". a. tho ,m""''nr
Police Hold Meeting
, Tho monthly meeting "C tn" hhI" Val
lcy lodge or thc Frr"rnal order Of 10
lee. VA hcld III this '''E Yesterday
: with members 81 the p"Ii"" departments
, C.nn must 81 tho titles between R"ilhire
aaud East l.Ivcrrorl present. TIL" bus
/ moss meeting Wa held IN III" afternoon
/ following whi,.n The members enjoyed
! a turtle soup punch
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Richard Tarter Of this city underwent
an alteration at the North Wheeling hos
rital yesterday.
IT. u. Freeman of kirkwood made a
business trip to Pittsburgh. Pa, yes
icrday.
\ busy business meeting OF the
Alrha III sorority was held In their
CHAPTER rooms on Main street last night.
The Ladies of the West bridgeport
NJ. f.. church will hold a parcel post
social in the church this evening.