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DEBORAH SOCIAL. Jin attendance. Mrs. Kinney 13 state A splendid program has been ar-' associate councilor. This evening a

yanged for the evening entertainment I large class of candidates will be ln

and social which is to be given Thurs

8ay evening, June 4, at the, home of Mrs. Charles Bush, 41 Cedar street by the Deborah Aid society of the Christian church. Refreshments will be served. The ladies anticipate a large crowd as the proceeds of the evening will go toward the building fund of the new church which is about to be erected. GIT"ES FISH SUPPER. Fred Kuhlman entertained Herman Miller, Al Swigert and Fred, Friertag at a fish supper at the Lak$ Front last evening in payment of a bet which he lost from his guests some time ago. The supper last evening was very enjoyable. AID SOCIETY MEETS. The Ladies' Aid society of the First M. E. church. will meet Wednesday, afternoon at the home of Mrs. A F. Veddor in Douglas street for the regular

weekly meeting. All the members are

urged to attend. BEX irUR TO MEET,

There will be a meetlrg of the Tribe Of Ben Hur Wednesday evening of this weekin Weis hall in State street. It is the regular meeting of the order and business of. importance will be discussed so that all members are urged to atterd. ' YOUNG LADIES' PARTY. The Young Ladies' Ciub will give a vparty at Wela hall In State street on .;next Monday evenig. A pleasant time is anticipated t EMBROIDERY CLUB PARTY.

.Mrs. Virgil S. Reiter entertained thej

j. party of friends Thursday evening at

her home in East Sibley street in hon

or of Miss Janet Blair, whose marriage

to Chester Hamacher wilirt&ke place

early this summer.

Herbert E. Jones of Crown Point

was in Hammond Saturday evening..

Miss Marie Hansen returned to

Crown Point yesterday afternoon alter

spending Sunday with b,er mother, Mrs.

Mary Hansen, of Rimbach avenue.

Miss Elizabeth' Webber has returned

from a few days' vjsit with her rela

tives in Cedar JJaKe.

Misses Arlie andEdna Tleche who

dred delegates, representing as many have been visiting relatives in Mich-

Cathollc societies of Indiana, attended igan City for a few days, have re-

the convention of the Indiana Catholic turned home

Federation here yesterday. A general Miss Lizzie Jonas has returned from

discussion of various matters pertain- Michigan City where she spent the

ing to the organization made up the week end with friends.

program, Officers elected: President,

Patrick Griffin, Indianapolis; vice-pres

itiated, after which an elaborate ban

quet will be served. CATHOLICS ELECTS OFFICERS.

Richmond, Ind., June 4. One hun-

ident, William McAllister, Peru; sec

retary; Charles Metz, Indianapolis,,

treasurer, W. Dawson, Muncie; chap

lain, Rev. Frank Roell, Richmond;

delegates national convention Federated Catholic Societies at Peru in May,

1909, William Fogarty and William Mooney, Indianapolis, and Rev. Frank

Roell, of Richmond. PLEASANT PARTY.

. One of the verv pleasant parties of

the season took place last evening, at with friends in Muncie, Ind.

the home of Charles Kleinschmidt, 432 Mrs. Mat Thies and Mrs. John Min,

East State street, when he entertained ninger were visitors in Chicago yes

a number of his friends. Games and terday.

Mrs. Eddy and daughter, Joyce, have

returned home from Michigan City

where they have been visiting relatives

since Friday.

Mrs. Edith Lillian Clark of Chicago

is in Hammond today giving music

Julian Touche of Crown Point, was in

Hammond today on business.

Herman E. Sasso of Crown Point

transacted business In Hammond last

evenig. '

Miss Blanche Orcutt returned home

last evenin gfrom a few days' visit

music were the feature of entertainment for tho evening. At eleven o'clock

the guests were served with a delicious

three course luncheon in the dinning

room. The table was, very prettily dec

orated with cut flowers and sunlax and

white roses were given as favors for

present and-on departing congratlated epless, feel mean? Hollister's. Rocky

Mrs. Adella F. Cooper ' is spending

the day visiting In Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. John W, Dyer went

to Crown Point in their automobile

Sunday where they spent the day with

friends. -

Are you tired, fagged out, nervous,

Mr. Kleinschmidt on his pleasant en

tertainment. Among those present wre"Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith, Misses

Leona Reed, Emma Koehler, Edna Mag-

danz, . Louise and Mary Heggins, Ruth

Loomls, Frieda Doroff, Mary South-

"members of the Embroidery club veryl worth, Elsie Barman, Bertha Jacobson ' " JS T 1 T . . . -ll 1

pleasantly yesterday afternoon at her home in Webb street. The afternoon was spent in the club's usual way with ' sewing, after which the hostess served a dainty luncheon. Nine members were present yesterday and Miss Mary Krost was a guest af the party. ENTERTAIN AT CARDS. Mr. and Mrs. V, S. Reiter entertained a few friends '.very informally last evening at thelr'home in Webb street. Only a few neighbors from Webb street were guests and spent a very pleasant time' wjth bridge whist.

MEETING POSTPONED. The meeting of the Garfield club which was announced to take place last evening in the parlors of the First Christian church, has been postponed for two weeks. A meeting of tho church, board was held and very important business was disposed of. The question of the church building came up and arrangements will be made to start the building this summer. The . annual church rally .. day will be held in, the tabernacle June 4, when it is urged that every member of the church and 'congregation be present. "Children's day" will be held this year on June 28 and the children of the Sunday school will have complete charge of the program. A very pleasant program is anticipated.

and Bertha Bular; Messrs. Charles Kleinschmidt, Cecil Witter, William Kane, Ed Klein, Ambrose Johnston,

Merl Kahn, Floyd Hamacher. Clarence spending a

Corderey, Frank Shotts. Joe Houslev. Munster

Joe Shiilen, Lynn Fitch, Ed Buehring,

Will Reed and Mr. Harms.

Mountain Tea strengthens the, nerves,

makes digestion natural, brings refreshing sleep, builds up the whole

system. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.

N. D. ,

Misses Lena and Rose Schumacher

have returned to their home in St. John

after visiting relatives here over Dec oration Day. .

Miss Marguerite Knotts has been

few days with friends' in

RETURN FROM THE EAST. Miss Mae and Wilbur Powers have returned from a two weeks visit with relatives and friends in the east. Among the cities they visited were

New YOrk City, Brooklyn, Easton, Pa.,

and Phillipsburg, N. J.

. MOVE FROM HAMMOND. Mrs. Emma Lawrence and daughter, Marguerite, will leave Hammond tomorrow for New York City, where they will make their home in the future. ,Mr, Lawrence left Hammond for the east a few weeks ago.

WEDDING CELEBRATED.

The wedding of Miss Anna Stein to B. Kulezlk took place this morning at 9 o'clock at the home of the groom's parents In West Hammond. The cere

mony was witnessed by a large num

ber of relatives and friends of the

young people from Hammond and out of town. The bride was attended by

the Misses Agnes Kulezik, Sylvia Lew-

andowski and Martha Zaleta, all of whom were . very prettily gowned in white. Tho bride was handsomely gowned in white silk with a long veil of tulle caught with lilies of the valley. She carried a boquet of brides

roses. Following the ceremony a re

ception was held for the guests and

an elaborate wedding breakiast was served. Mr. and Mrs. Kulezik are

prominent in social circles in West Hammond and have many 'friends who

extend them very hearty congratula

tions. They will make their home in

West Hammond. GOES TO VIRGINIA.

Miss Agnes Hill of Grasselli left yesterday for Clarksburg, W. Va., where

she will visit relatives and friends for

several months. ATTENDS EXERCISES.

Miss Ava Crowell went to Crown Point yesterday to visit her cousins,

Miss Essie Crowell for a few days after

which she will go to Elliott to visit

Miss Llllle Burge. Miss Crowell went

to attend the commencement exercises held at Central Music hall in Crown

Point last evening.

J. Floyd Irish will attend a banquet

given by the insurance men in Gary

this evening.

Robert Eads, formerly of this city,

was here today visiting old friends and

acquaintances.

Shine Ola shoe paste 10a size, Tues

day only, Sc. At the new Shoe Shop, corner Hohman and Fayette streets.

Mrs. T. W. Oberlin is a visitor in

Chicago this afternoon.

Attorney L. T. Mej-er is in Crown

Point today on business.

Paul Selzer of South Bend was in

Hammond yesterday on business.

Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Galer were vis

itors in Chicago yesterday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Stinson and

their guests, Mr. and Hrs. Huntley of Allegan, Mich., saw "Brewster's Millions' at McVicker's in Chicago last night.

Ind., where they visited Miss Compton's

sister. Mrs. Robert Duang on Decoration Day.

Miss Ethel Wolf "has returned home.

from a visit with relatives ln-Xake Sta-' tion.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Peterson and

daughter. Miss Belle and R.; G. Parry of , Crown Point came 'to ' Hammond ,in

Mr. Peterson's new machine Sunday and spent the day.

Mr.,' an d Mrs.?' R, TR. Mentz of. Wind

sor Park were the guests of Mrs. Clara Conroy and Mr. and Mrs. Haney of Sib

ley street over Sunday. ;

Miss Margaret Ward is spending a

few weeks visiting relatives and friends in Cleveland, O.

P. Carney, formerly employe with the

C. I. & S. R. R. Co. at Gibson, has gone

to Canada for a month's visit with rel

atives and friends.

John Hughes was the guest of his

parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes, in Crown Point over Sunday.

Mrs. Thomas B. Brennan spent yes

terday with her mother, Mrs. Swift in

Englewood.

Mrs. John Sherby and daughter, Miss

Mabel, are spending the day visiting in

Chicago.

Mrs. C. E. Jackson is visiting in Chi

cago today.

Clyde Eastwood has returned from a short stay in Valparaiso where he assisted in "The Grand Old Flag" that was given there last week. Miss Harriet Crumpacker was the guest of relatives in Valparaiso over Sunday. Mr .and Mrs. John Claussen were the guests of Mr. Claussen's relatives in Valparaiso over Decoration Day. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. , Ward of State Line street have returned from a visit with relatives in Ravenswood, 111. Mrs. Ward spent a few days last week in Waukegan, 111. Miss Anna Green was the guest of friends in Chicago over Sunday. E. H. Crowell of Crown Point, transacted business in Hammond yesterday. Misses Guersey and Dora Groman spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Valparaiso. Mrs. J. C. Lavene went to Rensselaer

this morning to visit relatives for a

few days. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Gough of Indiana Harbor were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

T. Smith of Carroll street Sunday.

Miss Luella Stack has returned from

a few days' visit wltn Miss .Margaret

Osos of Michigan City.

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Stoeckel and chll

dren. have returned to their homo in

Michigan City after visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Pannenborg of Webb street

for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pepperdlne and

children of Woodlawn were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pepperdlne of Plummer avenue over Sunday.

HllififllKEu Fearing Hoodoo, Sisters De- . "cide Not to Have a Double Affair.

STATE MEETING OF ELKS.

(Continued from page L)

NOVEL SITUATION IS REVEALED

Ceremonies In Which Hammond People Are Interested Is to Take Place Tonight,

1EW STORE IS LOCATED

Miss Feddlor spent yesterday after- i

noon wijnirjen? m ;nicago.

Ort & Towle, whose store for the sale

of women's and children's fine shoes

was formerly located on the second

Keep the little ones healthy and floor of the Hammond building, and

happy. Their tender sensitive bodies have been comnelled to seek larger

require gentle healing remedies. Hoi- quarters in the store room on the main lister's Rocky Mountain Tea makes floor ef the Hammond building are now bakies strong, healthy and fat. 35 R.ttled In their new location and are

cents. Tea or Tablets. N. D. readv for the reception of the public

Mrs. W. A. Jordan and little grand- The store is one of tho most at

daughter, Evelyn Parker, returned this tractive in the city and already many

morning from Frankfort and Lafayette, customers have made purchases la the

new establishment. A new and greatly

enlarged stock will soon be put in and

the well known Hammond shoe firm will be ready for the summer and fall

trade.

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

IS IN CHARGE OP MUSIC.

Miss Agnes Benson of Chicago, was

in Hammond a short time today on her return home from Crown Point where

The wedding of Miss Elsie Schrelber I . , . . . , ,, . high school commencement exercises at

Ind., where they have been spending

several days with Mrs. Jordan's daugh

ter, Mrs. W. G. Slagle.

Mrs. Aley of Hobart is spending the

day in Hammond visiting friends.

Mrs. Bergman of Grasselli was in

Hammond today shopping.

Mr. ana .Mrs. uscar Anderson returned to their home in St. Joe, Mich., today after a few days' visit with rela

tives here and at Toleston. Mrs. Smith of Hobart was In Ham

mona touay on Dusiness. 1 waukee tomorrow night will take a Mrs. Jansen of Hobart spent the day number of Hammond fans to the Cream

FIGHT WILL TAKE

SPORTS FROM HAMMOND

, to Louis Freemann will take place on

, Wednesday evening, June 24, at 7:30 o'clock at the German M. E. church. ,Both .young people are well known in Hammond where they have a large circle of friends who extend them congratulations. Miss Schreiber was a .graduate of the Hammond high school in 1906 and since then has held a post--tion as stenographer in Gary. ATTEND CONVENTION. . Among the members of Golden Rule Council D. of L. who are In attend-

'ance at tho state convention at South Chicago are Mesdames M. 'P. Frame. .Woods, Minnie Davis and Lizzie Pontius. ATTENDS BANQUET. Dr. Mary El Jackson is attending the 'medical convention in Chicago today and this evening will attend a banquet. JSOCIAL MEETING POSTPONED. The members of the Musical Art society postponed their social meeting Which was to have taken place last evening until some future date. It has not been decided definitely when it will take place. ATTEND CONVENTION. The delegates from Triumph Council No. 1, D. of L., to the convention held in South Chicago today and Wednesday are Mesdames Hattie Abbott, Minnie 'Johnson and Fannie Holcraft. Mrs. Carrie Kinney, formerly of Hammond but now of McIIenry, II.. is also

Central Music hall last evening. MUSICAL. RECITAL.

Clark Learning has Issued a number

of invitations to a recital to be given

in the First Methodist church June

at S o'clock. The recital will be. given by Miss Lillian Thompson, pianist, assisted by . Miss Mildred Collins, soprano GUIUD SOCIAL. The Ladles' Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will give an ice cream social Wednesday evening In the Guild room of the church to which they invite the public. Tho social is given for the benefit of the church and it is desired that thero be a good attendance. SODALITY PEDRO PARTY. The Young Ladles Sodality of All Saint's Catholic church will give the third and last of a series of podro parties Wednesday evening, June 3, in Long's hall. At this party the prizes

for the series will be awarded and refreshments will be served. The

young iadies are planning to make

this one of the most pleasant affairs of the year and desire a good attendV ance. RETURN FROM WASHINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Nels Jacobson and lit

tle daughter, Ruthelle, have returned

home from an extended stay in Wash

ington, D. C, where Mr. Jacobson has been on business. They have been ab

sent from Indiana since Christmas. ENTERTAIN AT PARTY. Miss Lillian Porch will entertain

CALF'S FOOT JELLY.

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To foirr calfa feet, carefully scraped and prepared, allow about two quarts of water, and boll about seven hours, skimming well. when done, set aside to congeal, then remove all the grease. From the four feet there should be about three pints and a half of jelly. Pour on this one quart of sherry, the juice of six lemons, a pound and a half granulated sugar, the thinly peeled yellow rind of two lemons, one bunch of raisins and two blades of mace. Wash eight eggs clean, beat the whites to a froth and crush the shells. Put with the Jelly, set on Are, stir until the jelly is melted, then remove the spoon. Let bell Just twenty minutes -from . the time it commences to boil. Pour into, a coarse cotton bag and drain. If not perectly clear, repeat tho

straining - untiL' transparent. - f

City tomorrow. A coach of South Chi

cago fans will be filled at South Chi

cago tomorrow afternoon and hitched

to a special train going to Milwaukee

The Hammond fans who intend go

ing are Martin Linz, Thomas Lavene, H. Burge and Andy Brown. The Hammond fans who are not going, but who would like to go, are too numerous to

mention

with friends in Hammond.

Dr. W. A. Buchanan is in Chicago

today attending tho medican convex tion.

Miss Cora Winters has returned from

Youngstown, O., where she has been

the past few weeks visiting relatives.

Mrs. Ott and Mrs. Johnson of East

Chicago are spending the afternoon

with friends in Hammond.

Mr. and Mrs. Ott and Mr. and Mrs. WILL ENLARGE HER

Johnson of Last Chicago attended the TJTTT T fMTTJV OTTA'RTVRQ

tneater in unicago aunaay.

Puts that feeling of vim and go into MIu Kittle G. Reilley Compelled to Add

your tired Drain ana Dody that makes to Her Establishment.

life a pleasure of health and happiness;

you feel as young as in years and looks Miss Kitty G. RelHy, whose millinery

as a cnna us noinsters itocky narlors are located on the second floor

Mountain Tea, greatest -summer tonic, of the Hammond building has been

35 cents, Tear or Tablets. N. D.

Miss Allle Cole has reurned from a

few days' visit with relatives In La

fayette, Ind.

compelled to enlarge her quarters as a

result of the large patronage she has

been receiving during the present year.

Ever since Easter Miss Reilly has had

n much work that it has keDt herself

Dr. ana Airs. a. m. rannenDorg have ttnd two assistants busy day and night

returned to their home in Chicago Her work room has Deen cramped as a

Heights after spending the past week- rfesult and she will now occupy the en

ena wun ur. ana airs. j. fannen- i .ki n- mnm wWch wn fn

borg ot Webb street. Urlv sublet to another person

Mrs. Dorsey and daughter, Miss The- This will give her more room all

resa, were the guests of relatives and around and will make it possible for

friends in southern Illinois Saturday her to employ more helpers if necessary and Sunday. and turn out the work with greater

Miss Pearl Bareret was the a-uest of dispatch.

friends in Chicago yesterday after

noon.

J. P. Thompson, formerly of Ham

mond but now of Ohio, visited friends

here Saturday and Sunday.

Miss Bristol of Fayette street went

to Hegewisca this morning to spend

the day with friends.

Miss K. G. Reilley was in Chicago

today on business.

Vernon McGirr of Meford, Canada,

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POLICE COURT.

WIFE CAUSES HIS ARREST. Charles Slawonsky, living at the

Standard Steel Car district, engaged in

a savage altercation with his wife

Is here visiting at tho home of Mr. J last night and this morning the wornand Mrs. W. J. McAleer and family In j an had him arrested on a charge of

East Webb street for a few weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kasson of Bell-

view place spent Sunday with rela

tives and friends in Chicago.

Misses Grace Buettner and Jessie Compton have returned from Muncie,

assault and battery. Both man and woman gave every evidence that the

fight had been a warm one. Slawonsky is being tried today.

Two weddings which are attracting a

great deal of attention in social circles in Chicago are those of the Misses

Sarah Ida and Bertha Andrews Perry of 319 Bowen avenue. The Misses Perry have determined, although they are to

be married the same evening, j not to have a double wedding because of their fear of a hoodoo

The weddings will occur this evening

at the Emanuel Baptist church and are

interesting to Hammond people for the reason that the mother of the brides is

a sister of Mrs. Edith Griffin of this

city and the girls are cousins of Karl

Griffln and Mrs. Bomberger. Karl Grf

fin has been selected as one of tho

ushers at the second wedding.

Miss Bertha Andrews Perry Is to be

married to Dr. Dan Pike Scott of Kan

kakee, 111., and Miss Sarah Ida Perry

to Harvey Augustus Bush. The first i wedding will take place in Emanuel Baptist church at 7:30 o'clock, Rev L. A. Crandall of Minneapolis officiating.

The second will take place in t"he same

church at 7:43 o'clock Rev. R. M. Van Dcren performing the ceremony. Two Separate Weddings. The wedding parties will be entirely separate. Harvey A Bush will servo Dr. Dan Pike Scott as best man and Dr. Scott, made into a benedict, will return the service for his friends just fifteen minutes later. Miss Helen Gardner will be maid of honor to Miss Bertha Andrew Perry, while Miss Lomlra Alvah Perry, another sister of the brides, will be maid of honor to Miss Sarah Ida Perry. Even the flower girls at the wedding will not be the same. Little Anna

Elizabeth Perry and Josephine Shedd

will act at the first wedding, while

Ruth Robbins and Anna Merrlfield ones will act in the same capacity at

the other.

The ushers of the first wedding will

be Emory Andrews, Lyman J. Hubbard,

Frank A. Tuttle and Fred Bascombe,

The ushers at the wedding of Miss

Sarah Ida Perry and Mr. Bish will be Carl Griffin, George A. Bush, Harry A.

Barber and Isaac N. Davis.

The only persons who will participate

in both weddings," besides the grooms.

who serve each other as best men, is

Harry Allen Barbour, the master of

ceremonies. Apparently Mr. Barbour will find plenty to do in his official

work for the occasion.

Both the bridal couples will spend the

summer at Mrs. Perry's country home at Kankakee, and will be at home after

the 1st of November. The brides ex

plain that they have done all in their power to avert a double wedding, while

they will be married on the same even

ing and in the same church. They have been frightened by the overhanging

'hoodoo." Hanimond Man Usher.

Karl Griffln has been making nightly

trips to Chicago where tho rehearsals

of the two weddings have been taking

place. It seemed so peculiar that ar

rangements should have to be made for two weddings when, except for hat threatening hoodoo one set of principals

would do. However, this is the way

the Misses Perry explain the novel sit

uation from their own point of view

"It was an old family superstition,"

said Miss Bertha Perry, "and there were

so many people kept coming to us

telling us .stories of the misfortunes that were sure to come after a double wedding, that we really lost courage to

do anything of the kind. Some one said that it would be one of the brides who

wouia do sure to die oerore the year

was over. Then some one else told us

that it would be one of the men.

"There are a dozen different version

of the evils that come to those who are

daring enough to defy fate with

double wedding, and we heard each one

of them a dozen ways. The ladder

moon and thirteen hoodoos can't com

pare with this one. But we wanted to

be married at the same church and on

the same night, and so we are going

to arrange it just as nearly as we ca

without having a double wedding,

Maybe it is superstition, but when you get married you want all the omens

right." Not Looking for Trouble.

Miss Sarah Perry shares in her sis

ter's view. "There is no use in going lookln

for trouble," she says cheerfully, "an

we don't want to have our wedding day clouded even by the idea of an old supersition. It may be silly, but one

cannot help thinking about it, and that

would be something not conducive to

absolute happiness. And so we're tak

ing the safer way."

The prospective bridegrooms have

not bon consulted as to their opnlons regarding superstition. It is a woman's privilege to make her wedding arrangements, and where two women are work

ing to avoid a double wedding they will

surely have their own way. The dis

closure of the superstition is a-prob

able explanation of why two recent Chi

cago brides, the Misses Grace and Edith Marks also refused to have a double wedding, although the events followed each other in quick succession.

work," with two money prizes and two prizes for the best bands in the parade, this hint is given: "Just think how you can let yourself loose for two days. The governor,

the mayor, the sheriff, the chief of police judge are all members of the herd. In fact, nearly all of the verv

best people are, and the few who are not will all want to be after this do

ings."

Today and Tomorrow. This morning a reception was given

to te visiting members of the order at the Elks club building at 112 and 114

East Maryland street, and at 11 o'clock

the business session of the State Reunion asociatlon began.

Headquarters of the wives and daugh

ters and other ladles of the visiting Elks have been established at the Denison hotel. The comfort of the women

visitors has been carefully looked after,

and a program of entertainment for

them has been prepared. This evening a delegation of the women visltorn will

leave the Denison hotel at 8 o'clock and take a trolley ride to Wonderland, and tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock a

trip about the city in an automobile will

be made. HIg Time Tonight.

This evening at 8 o'clock the- contest for the exemplification of the ritualistic

work will be held at the Elka building. The contest is for a banner to bo pre

sented to the winning lodge by the In

diana State Reunion association.

Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock the

parade will take place. All of the vis

lting lodges will participate, and prizes

are offered for the lodge which has the

largest number in line, for the largest per cent of members in line, for the

andsomest uniforms and for the most

nique uniform.

WOMEN'S OXFORDS, Stylish and Good Fitters, Made of

Patent Calf. Sizes Complete. ORTT 5c TOWLE, Cor. Fayette and Hohman Streets.

LADIES I linpflllOfl

Illinois and Indiana D. of L.

in Session in South Chicago.

The Daughters of Liberty of Indian

and Illinois are holding their Joint state convention at the Calumet theater in South Chicago today and tomor

row and there are about 200 ladies in attendance. The first meeting began this mornin at 9 o'clock, and Alderman

J. H. Jones of South Chicago mada a stirring address of welcome which

was loudly applauded. After the D. ot L. delegates had received the keys of

the city. Miss Millie Davis of Hammond responded with a nice address. The ladles then adjourned to meet this afternoon. The session will adjourn

sine die tomorrow night. Many questions will be brought up for the good of the order. There are about thirty, different lodges represented. LATER Mrs. Lizzie Pontius has

been nominated for councilor and tho chances seem good for her success.

FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON. - Fred Sauerbeer, the son of Henry

Sauerbeer, was buried this afternoon ia

Oak Hill cemetery after funeral services had been held at the late home on Indiana avenue. The Rev. C. A Smith of the Episcopal church officiated. '

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XOTICE OP MEETING.

The Baptist athletic leagrue will hold j day on a charge of larceny.

a business meeting tonight at their I is , accused of' being mixed up

chibrooras. , All members-are requested brass stealing ase; but says that the

to be present. -x -c police have' got the wrong man.

CHARGED WITH LARCENY. Charles Schneider, an employe of

the Torbert company, was arrested to-

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DO YOU STILL CARRY COAL? Better Stop it and Get a

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17.00 UP, CASH OR CREDIT

CONNECTED FREE. South Shore Gas and Electric Co.

Phone 10. . ' . -;- , 147 South Hohman Street.

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