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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-29

LUAAvlE IL
Pozoruhodne nformacie boly vydane nedavno vynaden
podvuhodnych Jsedkov urobench udke teo ze prvok
znamy co VITAMNES (6zyoyatelD Teo ubavy viedy ser
odmladovyeh vasnicovyc ppray kors boy yyprobovane
vsetkych yyznamnech nemocniciacs podyuhodnmi w
sledkami
Kym tieto proby roby obecenstvu doavao pol
dy cd odmladovyh abletiek skupn
Chcagu Indianapolis rob pokusy zvysit dobroenia
dovych vTAMNov do navyssej mieryon boil ist koniec
oha ade este nebo dosiahnu Vyedok e YEAsToLAx
svee, s
NAJLEPs1A zDRAvorNA opauApovA rABIErA
YEAsTOLAX najleps zdravotny odmlad preha
hac Je najnovsm vedckym vyyno sroyiteln odma
du Je neen bohay Vitaminoch obsahuje al
vysoko cenny zdrayie buduci axaykvata ktord
inc odmadovt tabety nemad Je zhooven chutnych tablet
kachvelm prijemny uztie ahodaci Dietky
no mau rady doavaj neho dobreho Jestl rpite ma
"REUMATlzMUs'', zAPE6ENIE, NEzAz1vNosT, EczEMA
zAPAL' PRRDUsNic vREDY alebo NEt1sTt KRv
aebo ak mate sabe neryy eist zdravd p
ebo ak vas zaldok poriadku my chceme ably ste pro-
boval paklik nasho CHYRNEHo zDRAvIEBUDUJUcEHo
YEASTOLAX-U @ ~..@E~
Medz eho viacerymi vlasnost ami YEAsToLAX obsahuje
najvyssie njainnee yTAMNY yedecky svet uznaya
"a rozhodne porebne teenej se Luda po ce krane n
nom odpomoc teraz cita rados dokonaleho silly
YEASTO1AX ma ez vlanos kore nezaprfcinujd bole
dku @ ereva mefne reguuje zal1dok zkste po
jeho uziti
Laxative saeiastky obsazene YEAsTOLAX sd nast asst
lua So: .
ktor cna ieto tablety addcnem ktore kolyek inc
odmladoye prpravy ma jedenie pondkane.
Udr5ujac sypju Myotnd slu prqInost u5yanm YEASTO
LAU vas system bude staye vzdQrovat zaplayam nakaz
vyeh zarodkov kore stale pokssu usadt tele
znic vas zvot Nemozme nadost pvukovat kazdJAi
edzen sebe rodne aby boil zdrav mocn Ludsky organz
podivnym strojom ktoy riadnych pomeroch
udrzat drav Nasledkom ale nasch modernh sposobov
prpravovana poray niciac ch zdravie buduce ytamny
naho vseobecn6ho spoobu za nasm tem nedosava
pQovca potrebne pOmoc eoho yledok G s zrody chor0b
sa lahko dostavaju dnu stavame sa ich obet ami
NA5AEsAt vlrAM4Ns oDsGIAp
vpdourozpustelp pa Vtamipa B. obsszeai hoA.om aosr
sve YEAsTolx je prvkom ktory ma moe budovaaia
ssnych yanva vzdorovane e roshod
pelrebny pelsssns seh pasdkov zdsavia NassaAs
asTfpevsns qaeh eaiaiv sr9hs
ho na tea naesieho duhu. Ak mate
saby aebo delk8 zalddok asbo zlldok ktor ktoro
kel'vsk ohla nspHadku, YEAsToLAXsvan oblahs
pozorahodne, urpbisc vas akobys poEJn Gpvskpm. s6
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-29
MUzOYIAl
Pre6o by ste uerebii u
GElf1RAL FlR1r1o oox1NG
COMP ANY
MUzOYIA!

.tlto zimui
My mdzeme popzit' dakol'ko
dobrych chlapov teraz. Haste 50
osobne. Sadnite 81 ua Elm Street
karu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-29

Len sko zysnu Akavostna zrychlenie ohozn$menia
YBAsToLAXloM- davat obmsdseny cas- kaxdsj
osobe ktora nam pose $o aokye esny hodnshe paka
YBASTOLAXU.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-29
GARANc1A PEN1AzE vRATylE

My chceme ably kazda osoba Amerik ktora porebuje mas
lick posaa pakiik Yeastoax Ny posame tento spo
sob ohasovana pre- rchost oboznamen Podvuhodne ive
eeive vasno Yeastoaxu budl yam Aodny mnoho
e jeho Budete MIN potesenigarantueme YAM to-
Wy nebere zadne rzko ebo my YAM vaime peniaze
budete spokojni S YEASTOLAX,OM.
Tych $1,000 rubov davame len ako zvstpa kkayost Ony
vas nestoa mic Cena skatuy YEASTOIx je $O0 bez rub
Pow My garantueme budete vac net rad mat dte atuu
dravie budulcich tabetek Len vyphte sbednavajo tek
ponze udany pose no hned prpojse $ Dcstanete syoj
pakk YEASTOLAXUa 50oOOo0 rub bezodkiadne Spokoj
most zarucenS alebo penaze vrame fsnitae ato nabdka
len kiky cas- preto vase zdrayie vaSu buddcnos
jednajte dnesk6.
l0oOOOD0 ruskych rubl ov zdarm4 800 ebjsdaayk4a
YEAsTOAX gm ruble tryajn Ny fSssvujeme pr5vo
yra vasu obdnavku al nasa zasoba rub bade sycsau
YEASTOLAX COMP ANY
1853 So Mlhisan Avsaae, pspt. q 465 CHICAGO
VYPLNTE KUPoN NIzE
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

August. ts.a- at . o'cEock A. ~ N
Bg0Sx a. es1 page tse.
Which safd Mortgage together "1th
rne debit secured thereby. was duty as
Il rueat by said Assignee and holder
share.f 10 u Cummings, by written
ASST sgnns@ns dated the str day OF JAN
aary. 1921 and recorded on the 9TH
fsEv Of January. 1921. at O'Clock p n
III 9sslk 55 Of Mort Cages on page J.
whseh said Mortgage. together with
= rnea Ay said Assignee and holder
rhereof tn State Bank Of Finley. a cor
oorarfsn OF Finley North Dakota. by
written ass1gnment dated the ma Gay
day OF April 1921 at O'Clock A. NJ
IN Book 81 0f Mortgages on page s21:
and $50 action or proceeding having
co recover the debt secured by said
Mortgage or any part thereof.
New. Therefore. Notice b HeseSy
e:sy~n. That by virtue OF the power of
saIs contained IN said Mortgage. and
Pursuant to the statute IN such case
asAa3e and provided the said Mortgage
premises described in and conveyed by
said Mortgage. viz:
The East Half tEiD OF the north
east Quarter sNEal. and the North
Quarter tNE1.t of Section Thirty-one
tSwlap Of the Northwest Quarter
ia Township Forty-three t43) North.
Range Twenty-one tsit West. in Pine
County and State of Minnesota with
the heresaItaments and appurtenaneAs:
which sale Will be made by the Sheriff
oe saki Pine County at the Front Door
90 the Court House. in the village Of
Pine City IN said County and state. on
the ffeh day of March. 1929. at 10
o'clock A. VI. of that day. at public ven-
due. 90 the highest bidder for cash. to
pay SAID debt of One Thousand Sev~S
Hundred Seventy-two and 50-l00 Dol
bars. and interest, and the taxes. II any.
90 said premises. and Fifty Dollars
Attorneys fees. stipulated in and
~ said Mor<gs xe in case Of foreclosure.
and the disbursements allowed by law:
subject to redemption at any time
within one year from day of sale. as
provided by law.
Dated January Il. 1922.
State Bank of Finley. " Oak.
Assignee of Mort ge zee.
o. A. NaplIn.
Attorney for Assignee of Mortgage.
Thief River Falls. Mimi.
tIan. es-March >
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

ihoge nsiIns.,f aeces.enE. having ilsad
In this Court his final aecoanE ut the
IssIn iiilstraEbsn gf the estate of Said
deeedsnr. together with Ais petition
praying for the adjustment laG AZ
EGw Incs af said final account AMI ser
distribution of the residue ef sar.
estate Go the person Eisrsunl1 en-
rirla,i Therefore,. Ten. and Zach sf
SsaA ara hereby cited and required
TO show cause. ii Any you have. be-
3ars this Court 1t Ei,e Prr3naEe Court
Rooms tn the Court House III the
Village of Pine City, In ths County
af Pine. State ef Minnesota ca the
Srh dry OF March. ls..s.. IL ten O'Clock
A. w.. Why said petition should roc
DE granted
Witness The Judge Ut ssrBd Court.
and the Seal 9f sand Court, this IEh
day ef February. rss.
Rs,rerr wilcox
tSsaEb Judge OF Prvhaea Court.
FEB 4.3}
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
WORT. NEE EeeErIsSURE SAFE

DefaaIt having been nlastss ia the cay
nent 9r the sum OF Que Thousand
seven ttarssred seventy TIVE a1af 5a-Laa
Dollars wtisf ~ claimed TO be due and
~ dlle lE the date as thiss noCisSs UPON
certain Mortxage. daily syaeuEe,t and
deitvered by Etwuft =. Efulsrrer ard
HaruIe HIsnssr airs Wife Mort IN gers.
co Hurry H. Hesttei> MsrrAglxes. Aearta =
date the 1rrh day &C January. 1919. and
with power gS SHE therein contained,
duly reeortfsd in che @f1c. @s Eae Pc
xir4rar sf Dae,ts In and Ear che Ceunty
OF Pine and State OF Mnneauea. 90 ehe
ssrh day of January. n9t9 at /. p. NJ
La Book - OF Mortgages er psi ra Eis
which sl1t Ms8rtgage. sssgecher with
ehA de3r secured thereby WIS duly As
Signed by Said EfArry FL EFehtes. Mar1-
xAgee, TO Hattie Hlhnier ay wrtEran
assignment Gated che tsr day OF Tan-
a~Ary. tatB. and reemrsfsd tn the aersse
OF said Esgl-rer OF Deess>s. GA eh,. ind
DAY of August. ta2H. at > 9'etock A. NJ
IN Baok AZ ef Mortgages GA PehxH tsas
@brch sait Mssrtgaxe. r0xerher With
TIE debt secured thereby WAS duty 49,
signed bg said Assignee ln6 heIsSer
thersof- TO III. ca. HorsFsse hv WRITTEN As
sagrnaef1r tlre,t ths tsc 4ay OF january
l3.a. ant recorded 90 rhe md day 81
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
CITATION FOR HEARING ON PETI
TON FOR ADMINISTRATION

ESTATE OF A. c. LARSON.
State OF Minnesota. County OF Pine. in
Probate Court
la the Matter OF the Estate OF A. G.
LarSon. Decsi~rt
The State ~ Minnesota, To all per-
sons Interested In the granting Of
administration OF the estate Of said
decesieas: The petition OF Anna Lar
500 having been nled In this Court.
representing that A. G. Larsen. then
resident of the County OF Pine.
State Of Minnesota died interstate on
the Sth day % March. 1871: and
praying that letters Of administration
OF his estate be granted To Anna Lar
son. and the Court. having fixed the
time and place for hearing said petit
sion: Thervfsre. Tee ana Each Of
Tsa, are hereby cited and required
to sho~ cause, IL any yoa hare. be-
fore this Court a. the Probate Cour.
Rosms in the Court HOuse. in the
Village OF Pine City. in the County os
Pine. State cf NirneSosA On the I3.h
day 81 Nareh- 1874. IT ten O'Clock
A. NJ Why said petition shoul. no< De
granted
Witness the Jaixs of said Court.
aud the sol of said Court. this fssh
day Of February. ise.
Enher, wilcox.
(Coun Seail Probate Judge.
(Ne. ls-March -
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

Sturgeon Lake, Mimi
Feb -, 1922.
Editor A.skOv American
A-sIs0v- Mimi.
Dear SIR.
Now that the County Nurse
and County Agent are put
Co vote Ca very good Meal,
the people. should know exact y
what they were costing It Is
said the overhead expense was
greater than the salary. A cor--
else statement should be make
and ID vo11Bd not be a bad idea
TO have this statement include
all county officials, koth SALARY
arid expense.
There is a feeling that ex.
pense charges should be reduced
to the lowest possible figure. A
story goes that a solicitor for
Heathen relief was handed a
donation Of ten dollars and ten
cents To hts surprised inquiry.
Why the ten cents got for
reply. The ten cents ~ for the
Healthier the ten dollars to- get
IT to them That is putting il
pretty strong but offices are
sometimes conducted with TN
necessary and unreasonable ex-
pense
I have NO idea of this being
done In Pine county. but with a
statement of Tins kind before
hIm the taxpayer can cheek up
ON officials ard vote more intel
lIgenthy-
Yours truly
G.. H. Cunningham. ST.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

How are collections,
We asked this of certain
business man the other day.
This was the answer we re-
cefved.
Collections, hell There Amt
no sEGh thing"
OF course. there il little money
these days and people have not
much To pay with.
And yet when one compares
these times with the times and
conditions under which the pto-
reers Of this community lived
and worked i'm the early days,
(many Of these self sanae men
stall with usl. one workers
whether things are in as bad
shape al we really think they
are.
IL is not so much the matter OF
our needs that gives US wurry
and concern a. the wants that
beset lis.
We are rm longer satisfied
with the things that our parents
vprp satisfied with
The automobile is only gen.
GRAFTON removed from the OK
cart and the income Of the pres.
ent is not a. far ahead Of the
pioneer days az is the auto ahead
OF the OK
Many q mans fnances are
still travelling in the old Iumtcr
wagon. behind the old ox-seam
while he is riding miles and
miles ahead in his new autono-
bile.
Tha. is the principal trouble
with the country. That is the
one thing that is keeping us
back, in spite Of all our progress:
financially speaking.
Our land initiation. the wrlc
speed with which we were max
inc investments. were but a par
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

Yours truly.
e.. III. CunnI ngilan, ST
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

BY Vance Chapman.

One cannot but be impressed.
after a perllsaE Of the country
papers of the state, with the
general tendency toward q cuul-
plete shake up I'm a Legislative
way Prospective candidates for
house and senate places are ap-
pearing every day and there Is
hardly an Issue of 4 country
newspaper without mention of a
townsnlan who might be induced
to file Senator Baldwin of
France already has opposition
from Lake Park I'm the sena-
toYIal districts composed of
kocchlchIng and BeltramI coun-
ties there Will be two and pos
sibIy three contestants for the
senatorshlp. Bill Noonan Of
Baudette has already fled for
the house. I'm the cities of ST.
Paul. Minneapolis, and Duluth
the desire to- edge out some of
the old-tln1ers Is just rs strong
as it Is in the country.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

Filings for state offices where
the Sarne are of a PARTISAN
nature, can not be made until
after the several political CON-
ventIors. That number. who
know they have absolutely mo-
change 1T a convention Will take
advantage OF the PRIMARY act Is
more than certain Several
names have been mentioned In
this respect notably Julius H.
Schnahl of st. Paul and Archie
Vernon Of Little Falls. What
particular office they desire Is
not stated.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

ard parcel OF the general dEsr=.
Tart. by everybody VI tha speed
limit Signs
No ONE class liz to blame for
Tins condition all classes are 30
blame.
Even our usually souaervat I'VE
institutions the banks. are
guilty with the rest. III yoa
wanted Co borrow five hum
dred dollar I'LL, three or four
years ago. the bank wouId not
0rpEy let you have it, bat you
had To be careful TO see that
they did not slip you another
one and take your note for it.
II is Ghls Ioy-rlde that We
are paying for just now.
The auto In which We are
travelling rs $40 far ahead OF the
OK cart. in which our income is
being brought UP, that we have
now been waiting TOR nearly
three years and the old oxen arr
not in SIGHT yet
What connection has this with
eoIIecElonsf
Well. just Thus;
The Ioy-r1de has made US SO
Used TO speed that we are Inn
patient at every delay And che
present hs a delay i'm the loy-rieef
The first thing with the pio-
Heer was to- pay his debts, every
thing else was made to wait
The present generation provides
not only for all It's needs. but It's
various and superficial wants as
well. and then Ii there Is any
thing left. ii may be- applied on
the debts.
This Is really what Is the mat
ter with collections.
People have lost so much Of
the keen sense that once obtain
ed. regarding debts that debts
bother but few any more.
Men do not walk miles to
town these days. i'm blizzard. as
we have known q pioneer to do.
TN order to- pay a note for a
store bill that was due on that
day.
This attitude towards debt Is
hitting the local merchant the
hardest.
He Is the one that suffers In
TITLES like this. His creditors all
crowd him. the wholesale houses
all demand their pay in 30 to 50
days. and IL it were not for the
help extended hIm by the banks
at the market price Of money
he wouEd go under.
The merchant. as rule. has
no security from those who owe
him. His customers have come
and carried away what they
wanted of his goods and said,
Charge il. and walked out
Many of those who kick the
most about high prices owe the
gruceryrran and the general
dealer for food. clothing. twIne
and implements and have mort.
gagged all that they have and
hope to haye-eo someone else.
What has become of the man
who used to consider hls store
bill an honest obligation.
Unless he is re-dlsccvered
thousands Of small town nser.
chants are going to- the wall in
the very near future-and they
| will bring the business sssifce oil
the country down with them. bu,
il viii not be alone their ruin
that will be accomplished. the
| hottSe will fall mon the phshS
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

90 the proposition re incorporate
an occupation sax provision III
rhe state convention Is generally
rre pteai Il Will be- voted upon.
this fall. Sentiment for or
lgalnst has not vet crvsral1Zgtt
but 70 Isl j sure bet that 4
nlalorIry OF the candidates for
state Offices Will let it alpne.
Such tax Is considered popa-
lar one.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
CITATION FOR HEARING on n
NAL ACCOCNr AND ROR
DlSTRlDrYlON

state Of MINI. County of Pine-xA
IN PROBATE COURT
In the Matter a The n1ate a 0eorxu
A. Starch. Decedent:
The state of Ainnesnea. Do an per-
so0s tnterosted II IL nnal aceo~ns
and dtstTtAutioa q tt eukaee q nai1
deeedent: IL reDseoentat1vo q ~
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

Carl Eastwood of the LeSQeur
Herald who has been mentioned
for the Republican nomination
for Congress from the Third
district Is receiving considerable
favorable newspaper mention. In
addition 10 Mr.. East wood, County
Attorney Th0reen ut Washington
has decided to toss his hat into
the congressional ring. He WAS
endorsed at a recent massmeet-
ing of Saltwater voters.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
WHAT HAS BECOME or HIM.

Below ns an article from
the pen OF Editor BIornsor1,
MInneota, Mascot under che
above caption. which is well
worthy of thought The ar
ticle follows
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

Minnesota will realize. little
from it's new iron ore tonnage
or occupation tax this year and
probably never III the stand
taken by thirty or more mining
companies who are protesting
its infection Is upheld by the
courts. A temporary restraining
order Is already In effect. Ap-
preaching the subject without
HAS one can not but he impress
ed with some of the arguments
advanced by the coutesting
mining companies Most of them
are sound and from layusan'
tax will have more or less effec,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

Congressman Frank Ctague Of
the Second district has written
friends that he IS mot seeking the
senatoryhip. He wants to be
returned to congress.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

IL is reported that Congress
man Haivor Steanerson Of the
Ninth district will not take hrs
chances with convention.
Friends down here thinks that
such Is a mistake.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-11
Alexander Graham Bell with his receiving apparatus.

from which the grand officers view
ed the parade was in Meridian and
Vermont SITS. Announcement of the
prizes for the most perfect forma-
ton in the parade will be made
today.
The Muncie commandery opened
the grand state commandery in full
ceremonial at the Masonic Temple.
yesterday morning. After the first
session. the distinguished visitors
were received.
Immediately after the parade, the
grand commandery convened at the
temple for the appointment of COM
mittees and reports of the state
communicates. Eugene Vatet of
Muncie commandery No. Is. grand
commander. made the annual re-
port of the work that has been done
in Masonry in Indinaa since the last
state conclave. More than 100000
has been given by the knights Tenn
plars of the state for the Boys Me-
mortal Home at Franklin, Ind, he
said, The money was raised by hav-
scribe SIS toward the fund.
More than 1000 knights and their
wives attended the luncheon given
by the Scottish Rite at the temple.
% South Pennsylvania St, at noon.
The Cnildren's Band from the Ma
sonic Orphans Home at Franklin
played during the luncheon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-11
CONSTIPATION
NEARLY RUINED HIM
Famous Entertainer Made Well
Again BY Nerv-Worth

Thousands Of people throu ghout
the world have been delighted by
the wonderful Edison records of
Harry Siebert the famous whistler
Few could know that this charming
man was practically nervous wreck
from constipation and stomach trou-
BILE for several years and that he
had about despaired of getting any
relief when he heard of the Won
derful family remedy. erv-Worth.
But such is the fact. He stated
that he improved so rapidly that he
gained seven pounls before he had
finished the first bottle. 1t was
good healthy, firm flesh, too. This
famous remedy aids digestion, sweet
ems the stomach. stops gas and bel
ching and bloating regulates the
bowels, Quiets the nerves, tones up
the system and does it all in an
easy, natural manner without the
use of any harmful drugs. but sim
pie, reliable vegetable essences that
act directly upon the seat of trou-
BILE.
Most druggists have It; you can
always get ii at Summers Phar-
macy, Hammond, or l. H Mattern
Drug Store, Whiting. and each drug
gist is AUTHORIZED to give the money
back If the results of the first bot
tie are not encouraging. 1t is es-
pecially fine for women and children
because of it's pleasant taste and
mild but always effective action
adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-11

productions has placed her at the
forefront of screen artists, Dorothy
Gish has the role Of the blind girl
Louise. the other orphan. Then
there is Joseph Schildkraut, said to
be the handsomest actor in all Eu-
rope, and who made such sensa-
tional success In the leading role Of
"Liliom" in New York. He is seen
as the romantic lover of Henrietta
the Chevalier de Vaudrey Monte
Blue. known to all the patrons Of
the screen. mas the role of Danton
Sidney Herbert. another artist. Of
high repcte and achievement, is the
Roberpierre. He was for twelve
years in the famous old Augustin
DAILY company. Creighton Hale,
who will be remembered as the but
teray professor Of Way Down East
has a part and Frank Puglia is cast
as Pierre. Another noted member
of the cast is Kate Bruce. recalled
for her work in Hearts of the
World" Way Down East" and q
other Griffith productions. Frank
Losee, Catherine Emmett. Morgan
Wallace, Lucille LaVerne. Sheldon
Lewis, Leslie King. Lee Kolmer,
Adolphe Lestina. and others are in
the company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-11
GRIFFITH

Jeanette Typ is quarantined at
her home on 45th avenue with the
measles.
The Earl Butler home was fumi-
gated and released from diphtheria
quarantine Wednesday.
A real estate deal was closed on
Wednesday by Mr.. A. Harrow Smith
when he sold a 5th additional lot
to the NJ. E. Church.
The new garage service station
and waiting room is nearly complet-
ed. 1t is a beauty.
There will be special services both
morning and evening at the NJ. E
Church next Sunday. Mothers Day
Rev. c. ]. Everson, a noted speak
er of Indianapolis, will give the
address in the evening. 1880 stand
ard time.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. Jones were
called back to their home in Michl-
gan on account of the sudden death
of Mr.. Jones father.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Southworth,
Miss Wadsworth and Miss Davis en-
joyed an auto trip to Michigan City
Sunday. They report a very pleas
ant day. The apple blossoms were
at their best.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-11

Ballet, la Fete a Robinson" of
Pavley and OukrainslSy In the Audi
forum theatre of Chicago. 1t was a
one act presentation, exceptionally
unique in It's initial appearance in
Chicago. and was given as a benefit
for the Emerson Settlement. Of
which Mrs. Hathaway Watson. Mrs.
William Scriven and Miss Muriel
Mccormack of Chicago were the
chaIrmen.
The Jackson Club met with Mrs.
A. NJ. Dunn Of May street on Thurs
day evening of last week. A large
number attended the meeting and
several new members were added.
Mrs. J, NJ Turner led the discussion
Of the several laws and a pleasant
time was enjoyed by all. Dainty re-
freshments were served by the host
esses. Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Doolan and
Mrs. Kiotz. The meeting adjourned
to meet in two weeks with Mrs c. A.
Steelman. 546 Highland street.