Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 12, Hammond, Lake County, 1 July 1908 — Page 2

SEE TIMES,

Wednesday Julr 1, 1908.

OVER THE GO TO MICHIGAN. . Mrs." Eugene Cooper'and little daughter, of Carroll street, left tpday for Holland, Mich., where they will visit Mrs. Cooper's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fetterley, for 'several weeks. I.AlY FOItESTERS MEET. Kt. Joseph's court of the Catholic Order of Foresters are holding their regular quarterly meeting this afternoon in Iong's hall on State street. There was a good attendance of members present as business of Importance is transacted. VISIT II EKE OVEIl THE FOURTH. Mr. and Mrs. . T. Leekllder of Indianapolis are expected Friday to be the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Phanklin of South Hohman street over Sunday. AVI I.I. EX JOY CAMPING. Mr. , and Mrs. John L. Rohde and family . and Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Snialley and daughter, Miss Ona, will go down the river in Kd Rohde's launch and spend the Fourth of July holiday near Blue Island. MANY niVEIl PARTIES. There will be many pleasant river parties during the Fourth of July holidays. Several launches will go to Clark Station and I'.lue Island where they wijl spend the two days camping. GOES TO CLEVELAND. Miss Mae Lewis of Indiana Harbor expects to leave for Cleveland, O., Saturday to tage a position as stenographer with the C, Miss Lewis has I. & S. railroad there, been with the eompany at Gibson during the past year and wtll move with the transfer of the department. MOVE TO FLORIDA.. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Rynearson of 43 SibW-y street, will leave Hammond tomorrow for St. Andrews Hay, Fla., where they will make their home in the future. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Rynearson regret their leaving Hammond but wish them all success in their new home. HERE FOR Mrs. Noland and of Kouts, Ind., are Ij. J. llaefer at her Fl'NERAL. Mrs. J. Lawrence the guests of Mrs. home, 521 Truman avenue today to attend Mrs. iA-ttie Turner at church. the funeral of the Christian ENTERTAINS AT C ARDS. Mrs. Otto Klemperer entertained a number of Chicago and Hammond friends last evening at her home. 44 Warren street, in honor of her daughter. Miss Frances," twelfth birthday. The evening was passed very pleasantly in playing whist, after which the guests were served with dainty refreshments. Among the guests w-e" the following from Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. M. Klemperer, Mr. and Mrs. S. Bluhm. Mr. and Mrs. S. Klelnuamer and Mr. and Mrs. Bh.m. Mr. and Mrs. -Joseph bipmaryaUd Mr. and Mrs. -Tfarry Evans : wc-re the Hammond guests. RETURNS FROM THE Mrs. John Anderson of field avenue returned home Ing from a few weeks' visit E VST. 621 Shefthls mornwith relatives and friends at and Jamestown, N. Y nion City, Fa., M. E. AID MEETS. The Indies' Aid society of the First M. E. church is meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. M. Godfrey In Oakley avenue. The members of the fourth division are entertaining. HOME FROM SOIOOI, Miss Clara Matthies. who Is attending the Valparaiso university at Valparaiso has been spending the past few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Matthies, of Williams Ftreet. MRS. FA II ER ENTERTAINS. Mrs. Henry M. Fa her is entertaining a large party of friends at a whist party this afternoon at her home in Williams street In honor of her guosts. Mrs. Rose Jackson and Sirs. Fred Newmark of New York City. VISITS IN ST. 1'AIIVlctor HJortsberg, who is employed in the office of the V. S. Sletals Refining company at Grasselli, left today for St. Paul, Sllnn.. where lie will spend a month's vacation with relatives. Mr. HJortsberg will also spend several days at a summer resort. Forest Lake, some little distance from St. Paul. WILL VISIT IN ( AMI)A. Roscoe Ilemstock will leave Saturday for a few weeks' vacation with relatives and friends In northern Michigan and Canada, lis will go from Hammond t Ypsilanti, Mich., then to Stigar Island and from there to Sault Ste. Marie, where he will spend several days. S.:n time will also be spent at oweiisou'!.'. 'aiuida. WILL LIVE . T HOBART. South Bend. Ind.. Juno SO. William K. Lamport of the South Bend Trib--nne, and Miss Ileiene Morey, one of the best known and most popular society women of South Bend, will be married at the home of the. bride this (Tuesday) evening. The wedding will be quietly celebrated, and will be followed by a trip to Canada. . . . Claude TuthiU of South Bend and Sliss Foneta Neweomb of Atwood, have been married. They will live at Hobart, where the bridegroom Is employed as a telegrapher. HOLD ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L, met last evening in I. O. O. F. hall on State street for one of the most enjoyable meetings of the year. There was a good attendance of members present The state councilor, Sirs.. Jessie Fields of Chicago, and the state associate councilor, Sirs. Carrie Kinney, of SlcHenry, 111., formerly of Hammond, were entertained by friends here for the meeting.. Following the regular business meeting a social hour was

TEA CUPS enjoyed, when refreshments were served. This was the semi-annual election of officers, the financial officers being elected for a term of one year. The following were those elected last evening: Ex-Associarte Councilor Sirs. Lou Aldrich. Councilor Sirs. Jessie D. "Wolf. Associate Councilor Mrs. Emma Rundbum. Vice Associate Councilor Sirs. Clara Conroy. Guide Mrs. Ida Benschop. Inside Guard Mrs. Schoff. Outside Guard Mrs. Hattle Abbott. Trustee Mrs. Lou Aldrich. Deputy Trustee Mrs. Fannie Holcraf t. VISIT RELATIVES HERE. Ward Chl'ders is spending a fevn( days with Dr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Bell at their home in South Hohman street before going to his home In Lowell for the summer. Mr. Childers has been playing with the "District Leader" during the past year's tour and will remain with the same company when they open their season at the Studebaker In Chicago In October. RETURNS TO OFFICE. Miss Lottie Robblns has resumed her position as proof reader at the Conkey office after a week's vacation which she spent visiting in the vicinity of Hammond. MOVE THEIR RESIDENCE. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. De Weese and family of 41 Rimbach avenue, are moving today to 9 Rimbach avenue, where they will make their home In the future. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY. Mrs. P. J. Lyons entertained a few of the children of the neighborhood at a party Monday afternoon at her home in State Line street in honor of her little daughter, Kathleen's fifth birthday. The afternoon was passed very pleasantly with kindergarten games after which dainty refreshments were served. mSHOP MAKES APPOINTMENTS. Rt. Rev. Bishop Alerding Monday announced the following appointments: Rev. William Hoff. pastor of the church at Hobart; Rev. Father Jensen of Hobart. to Gary; Rev. P. A. Budnick, as sistant at m. Mary s at Otis, to Terre Coupee; Rev. Bruno Soengen of St. Jo seph's churih, Hammond, has been assigned to the pastorate at St. Anthony's Jnu., sueeeeiiing Rev. Francis J. Koch. The latter is transferred to Reynolds, lining Lne Hcancy caused oy the appointment of Rev. Julius Siemez as superintendent of St. 4."T?' s orphan asylum at La.. .", . ite. HOLD MONTHLY CONFERENCE. The German Lutheran ministers of Lake and Porter counties held their monthly conference with Rev. P. Clausen at the German Lutheran parsonage Monday. An Interesting meeting was held. Papers were read by Rev. A. Both of Crown Point, and Rev. P. Clausen, and short talks on the general welfare of- the congregations by the visiting clergymen. Nine ministers were present. The next meeting of the conference will be held at Hammond. RETURNS AFTER ILLNESS. Miss Lillian Meyer of Hammond, who had been confined to the home of Francis Sheets the past two weeks with measles, has returned to her home. Valpo Messenger. Briefs. John B. Peterson of Crown Point came up from thu county seat in his automobile this morning. Mr. Peterson Is attending to somn legal matters. Fred Stott wont in bathing at the lake front yesterday afternoon and says that the water was line. The Hammond ex-mayor does not conceal uie ract that he stil! has a liking for the "old swimming hole." A special meeting of Silver Light uive l.. o. "I. M. Is to be held at Long's hall nt 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon to uoeiue wiiat Is to be done about taking part In the Fourth of July cele oration, ah members are requested to be present. .urs. Ada itogers has returned to her home In Kenwood. III., after snonll a few days with Mrs. Viola Sunley at her home In Conkey avenue. Miss Isabelle Solomon has gone to jnaianapons to be the guest of relatives and friends for a few weeks. Sliss Clara Porch has returned from a few Weeks' Visit with relntlveo f n Milwaukee. Mrs. Sonntag and son, Sfilton of Plalnfield, 111., were the guests of Sirs. Thomas Rronnan of Rimbach yesterday. avenue, -Miss Lmma Hoffman has from a .few weeks' visit with returned relatives and friends in Milwaukee. SIHs Kthel Lyons of Woodlawn is spending a few days with Sir. and Mrs. George Dobbins of South Hohman street. Sliss Grace Buettner will leave the last of the week for Wisconsin, where she will visit for a few days and from there will go to Belvidere, to be the guest of the Rev. and Srrs. W. H. Jones. Sliss Jennie Brunswick returned to her home in Kouts this evening after a few days' stay with friends in Hammond. Mrs. Charles Stommel of Dyer was the guest of Mrs. Fred Humpher of Rimbach avenue, yesterday afternoon. Sirs. Carrie Kinney and daughter, Miss Luella of Mcllenry, 111., were the guests of friends in Hammond yesterday. Sirs. Mary Krost of Crown Point is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Krost of Doty street, for a few days. Sirs. J. A. Nickel of Black Oak has been the guest of her daughter, Sirs. T 1, f : . . . i ' jyini iumittig aiueron street, lor a few days. Julia Brennan, daughter of Sir. and Sirs. Thomas Brennan of Rimbach, has

gone to Plalnfield. 111., to be the

guest of relatives for a few days. Miss Daisy Emery will spend the Fourth of July holidays at Cold Water, Mich. Sliss Mayme Slashino will go to Paw Paw Lake, Mich.. Friday to spend the week end with friends there. Word from '. Logansport this morning was to the effect that Sir. Klebs, a former Hammond resident, died there. The remains will be shipped to Hammond. Sirs. Stevens and children of State Line street have returned from a pleasure visit with relatives In Rensselaer and are now spending a few days at the home of Mrs. Stevens' parents In East Chicago. Sliss Pearl Bargt will go to Paw Paw Lake. Slich., Friday to remain over the Fourth with relatives and friends. Sirs. A. G. Towle and Miss Slary SIcKeown left today for Elkhart,, Ind., where they will spend a few days visiting relatives and friends. Slisses Lillian and Lucile Trout have gone to St. John to spend their vacation with their uncle, Edward Austgen. Sirs. Fitzpatrlck will return to her home In Chicago after a few weeks' visit with Sirs. C. W., Jewell, at her home In Fast Webb street. Sfrs. Sanger returned to' her home in Lowell this morning after visiting at the home of her daughter, Sirs. S. A. Bell of South Hohman street. Sliss Frances Dolson was the guest of friends In Kankakee during the past week end and returned home last evening. "Sir. and Sirs. Frank Slalo and their guest. Sirs. Fred Penniman from j Cleveland, O., visited Rlvervlew Park in Chicago yesterday evening. Sirs. William Schultz of Lansing is the guest of friends In Hammond today. Sirs. Meyer and Mrs. Schnurr of Dolton. 111., were in Hammond today on business. Mrs. J. O'Brien and little son of Grasselll were visitors In Hammond today. Sir. Ladd of the Ladd Agency In East Chicago was a business visitor In Hammond today. Attorney Abe Ottenheimer of East Chicago was here today on legal business. J. D. Kennedy an attorney at law in East Chicago, was here today on business. Attorneys J. A. Tatterson and T. SI. C. Hembroff of Indiana Harbor were business visitors in Hammond today. Mrs. E. S. Emerlne and Sirs. I J. Haefer were the guests of Dr. and Sirs. SIcDonald of Hegewisch yesterday. , - Slisses Lotti and Belle- Donovan of East Chicago ;,,ends in Hamw" ' ..i e .enlng. Sir. and Sirs. A. A. Kunert of Toleston spent yesterday visiting friends and relatives in Hammond. Miss Edith Evans of East Chicago was the guest of friends In Ham mond last evening. H. Pike of New York City and Mr. Daschild of Chicago will visit at the home of Sir. and Sirs. E. F. Kunert In Russell street this evening. Sliss N. E. Pickens of Chicago will visit friends in Hammond this evening. ' Sirs. Fred Eckhart of Chicago will be the guest of friends in Hammond tomorrow. Sliss Emily Ebert has returned from a few weeks' visit with friends and relatives in St. IxmHs, SIo. Sirs. Silverman of Hegewisch is spending the afternoon with friends in Hammond. Sliss Julia Wall will spend the week end at Cold Water, SHch., taking the trip by boat. Sliss vena Ilemstock will go to her home in Valparaiso Friday to remain over Sunday with relatives and friends. Sliss K. G. Rellley will be the guest of friends In Chicago Heights and Thornton, 111., tomorrow. -urs. jessie rieius or cnlcago was entertained by friends In Hammond last evening for the meeting of the Daughters of Liberty. Sliss I,ola Ilemstock of Valparaiso is spending a few days fith Mr. and Sirs. T. SI. C. Hembroff of Indiana Har bor and relatives In Hammond. Mrs. Liiaries ivasson expects to go to Rensselaer tomorrow to visit her daughter, Sirs. Orlan Grant for a few days. Sliss Dora Groman of Brunswick Ind., is the guest of Sir. and Sirs. Chas. Wilson and family of Doty street for a few days. AIL LINE SYNDICATE IS FORMED TOBAY Directorate Headed by Theodore Shonts to Int 1.10 Through. (Special to Times.) Iji Porte, Ind, July 1. It n meeting of the Board of Director of the Air I.lne Klcotrle Itmul, a new Hyndicate was formed InM nlcht at the hend of which Ik Thewlorc Shontn of Pnnntnn t nnnl fame. Three other men have been nnmcd In the directorate whose wealth I r0,(KM.nOO. The Gary and Interurbun in now nn ansnired fact nnil will be put through by next spring to Chlcnico. F. X. Gnvlt of AVhlttng I re elected president of the company. FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON. The funeral of Fred Koch, the 19-year-old son of Bernard ' Koch. D24 State street, took place this afternoon. Services were held at ihe name of the parents, after which the remains were taken to the German Evangelical Friedens church, where Rev. Weil officiated. Interment took place at Oak Hill cemetery. The young man who. was the victim of a friend's rage last Sunday night, in Terre Haute, was very popular In Hammond, and many people visited the Koch home last night and this morning to express their sympathy to the bereaved family for the untimely death of the young man. Attorney D. E. Boone today on business. was in Gary

BURIED IN FAMILY LOT

Mrs. Lettie Brunswick Is Intered This Afternoon at Oak Hill Cemetery. Sirs. Ijettie Brunswick, late supreme councilor of the Daughters of Liberty was burled this afternoon in the family lot at Greenwood cemetery. The deceased having been a member of the Tribe of Ben Hur, Hammond Hive No. 2 L o. T. SI., the Daughters of Liberty and the Rebeccas, members of these orders turned out in a body to escort the remains to their last resting place. The funeral services were held at the Christian church on Indiana avenue, the Rev. C. J. Sharp of the Christian church officiating. Before the services the remains lying in a couch casket were viewed by hundred of friends. Sirs. Brunswick rested on the brown couch and looked very life-like, her features seeming as if she was asleep. She was gowned in a brown China silk, the bertha of which was handembroidere.l in pink. At the foot of the couch lay a large bouquet of American beauty roses. The active pall-bearers were Slessrs. A. SI. Turner, J. I). Pontius, S. E. Swaim, A. F. Knotts, J. K. Stinson and John SI. Stinson. The honorary pallbearers were selected from the different lodges of which the deceased was a member. OFF FOR ST. ANDREWS Morton Rynearson Will Make His Future Home in Southern Climes. iioiioii is. nerson. wno nas oeen a T , . . T 1 , resident of Hammond for the past IS years and wno Is looked upon as one of the old settlers here, will move to St .-njuiew, riorum, wnere lie owns a one-halt interest In the L SI. Ware Fish company. the town of St. Andrew where Sir. iiynerson Is to locate Is a booming southern town and is about to become the terminal point for three railroads. It is located on St. Andrew bay, on vne Gulf of Slexico. and has a delightful climate. Sir. Rynerson was very fortunate in making good real estate Investments a few years ago and now owns a large tract of land in this booming town which may some day make him a fortune. Sir. Rynerson has been in the em ploy of the Hammond Lumber company for a number of years 'and both he and his wife are very well known here. They will leave on the 17th of next July f,i-r their new southern home and will feave a great many friends in Hammond who will certainly wish them well and miss them In a great many different wavs. 15 AFTER M BUSINESS Otto Klemperer, the manager of the Lion store furniture department, will leave next Sundav for a trln to llrnnfl Rapids, where he will make some pur chases of furniture in this famous mar ket. Sir. Klemperer sain this morning that he is of the opinion that the buiness outlook is brighter than ever before and he is going to Grand Rapids to lay in a large stock of goods with the idea of meeting th demands this fall. Sir. Klemperer is a great advocate of the gospel of trading at home. He thinks that the Hammond merchants are now displaying as high a class of goods as can be seen in the Chicago stores and he. said when people will buy $200 and $300 bedroom suits they must be well satisfied with the stock of furniture that is carried by local stores. Sir. Klemperer's trip to the world's greatest furniture market will be for the purpose of acquainting himself with the latest designs and making purchases of the best stock obtainable. LAD IS BITTEN BY A DOG TODAY, George Rohrinnn of AVent Hammond Meets With I nfortunatc Accident. George Rohrman of 9 One Hundred and Fifty second street, was bitten by a dog yesterday afternoon while walking on West State street. It Is not known whether the dog was mnd or not It sank its teeth into the young man's arm, although In doing so it did not seem to be making a vicious attack. The dog was playing In the street and Rohrman In passing, called the dog. It was frothy at the mouth, but this may have been due to being warm from play Ing. Dr. "Weis cauterized the wound for Rohrman. CARLOAD OF NEW CADILLACS IN TOWN. Crown Point Auto Agent Doing Office lliilnrn In Town. I. and C. Slerritt Baker, Lake county agent for the Cadillac automobile is here frem the county seat with another car load of automobiles direct from the factory. This is the fourth car load that Baker has brought to Hammond and the prospects for the sale of the present load are encouraging as Sir. Baker has already disposed of one of them. The machines may be seen at the SIcSIuIlen Garage and they are beauties of standard make and design.' The Crown Point man has sold more automobiles Jn Lake county this year! than all the other Lake county agents put together and does this because headvertises. ' j

WILL HOLD EXERCISES

Congressman E. D. Crumpacker to Deliver Address for College. Congressman E. D. Crttmpacker, who Is sojourning In Hammond these days, will deliver the commencement ad dress for the Chicago Business col lege, which is to hold its exercises tomorrow evening In the First Slethodist ch urch. This Is the second annual affair for the hustling school and a thousand invitations have been sent out and there have been calls for more. An Interesting program has been prepared tor the evening. Prlgrnm. Slusic Baptist Orchestra Violin Solo Master Elliott Conroy Sliss Marguerite Mlnard. Aceomp. Vocal Solo Sirs. L. T. Coddington Piano Solo Miss Pearl Foraker Violin Duet .. .Slisses Spafford and Gero Baptist Slale tjuartet. Violin Solo Miss Lillian Spafford Address Hon. E. D. Crumpacker rehestra. Conferring Diplomas. . Frank B. VIrden Music Orchestra .rnIunen Chicago Biilnem Colirge. Department of Stenography Berkman, Flora. Bormann Arthur G.. Bradford Alice Pearl. Clans Emma E., Dahl Grace Slarie, DeL-uiey Carrie V., DeWeewe Lulu Grace, Donovan Belle, Doerman Bertha D., Fetta Josephine W., Guugh Mabel C., Gibson Genevieve, Hanson Slae. Haines Bonnie K., Hoffman Ethel, Jacobson Virginia Ethel, Johnson Ada H., Linilon Helen Slarie, Mortenson Esther Lillian, Manteufel Clara B.. McMahan Lytta Grace, Nason Florence T.. Spafford Lillian M., Schoon Winnie. Swanton Patience. Webb Hazel. Commercial Department Bolka Bernard J., Blnemlre Anna, Ciszon Frank SI., Hamer Henry. Kula Joseph S., I.arson Katie, Slandernach Klinor Agnes, Schmal Joseph. Swart William, Thomas Florence Slirian. Taylor O. N., Welssenberger Albert G. Prof. G. A. Bohllnger is the local manager of the school. LODGE WORK Sloltke Lodge I. for a big evening for next Friday. O. O. F. Is planning In Odd Fellews hall Installation of offi cers will take place and H. K. Jones of Crown Point, district deputy. Is expected to be presenffor the evening. The nominations which have already been made are as follows: Noble grand William Vogel. Vice Noble grand Leonard Elster. Recording secretary William Kuhn, Financial secretary Richard Smith. Sloltke lodge Is In a flourishing condition at the present time. Its members are taking much interest In the organization and the meeting next Friday night is expected to be a big one. The rank of Fage will be conferred in the K. of P. lodge next Slonday night, there being one candidate. Sir. Spafford of Hammond. The tribe of Pen Hur holds Its regular meeting this evening In Weis' hall. Paumgarten Court and visiting Catholic Foresters enjoyed a most pleasant evening last Sunday night when nine new candidates were given the degree. Hammond Tent, K. O. T. SI. holds a regular meeting this evening in K. of P. hall this evening. Calumet Lodge, l. o. o. j-. noids a regular meeting tomorrow evening In Odd Fellow's hall. Hammond Knights of Pythias at their regular meeting last Slonday night elected the fed lowing officers: C. C. 1). W. Smith. V. C. Walter Hoke. I. C. D. Hostwkk. Sla J. J. H. Rust. SI. A. Fred Allrich. I. G. William Kerr. (J. G. Frank Waller Triumph Council Xo. 11. i ilughters of Liberty held its regular meeting last night In I. O. O. 1 hall. The regular election of officers was held and preperatlons were made for the burial of Sirs. Leddie Brunswick. In Sirs. Brunswick Triumph council has lost one of Its staunchest supporters and most ardent workers. The deceased has brought a rare honor to Hammond In that she was elected supremo counsellor of the order In the United States. St. Joseph's Court. W. C. O. F., No. 5113 held its regular quarterly meet ing this afternoon in Ixmg's hall. The occasion was graced by the presence of Sirs. Catherine Jacob!, one of the high trustees of the order. The attendance for the session was good. Hammond Hive No. 2. L. O. T. St. attended the funeral of Sirs. Brunswick In a body this afternoon, the deceased having been a member of the Hivo. Scott Oaler of the mandary will go to Hammond Com- ! Knglewood this evening to witness t lie public lnstallaRemember the PICNIC at Wolf Lake Club House JULY 4 By Barnie Young's Band Commencing at 1 P. M. Finest Dancing Pavillion in Northern Indiana Admission to Grounds. Children, Free. Dancing 25c a person Free. Refreshment on the frrounds. Remember the place. Wolf Lake Clu House, corner Iadiana Boulevard and Sheffield Avenue. Take South Chicago Gar,

tlon of the officers of Englewood Commandary. Garfield lodge holds lta regular meeting Friday night.

Unity Council Knights of Columbus holds Its regular meeting next Monday night. Otto Knoerzer, the lecturer. Is planning an entertainment for the council In the near future. The Owls hold their regular meeting next Thursday evening lnthe State street Slasonlc temple. Several new candldiates are slated to go through. Pioneer Council Royal League will put three candidates over the Royal league road tomorrow night In K. of P. hall. A short smoker will follow the work of the evening. The evening of July 7th will bring txbout the nert regular meeting of Eureka Camp Slodern Woodmen. The various camps over the country have appointed committees which will meet TIZ-For A new CKBtffic medkil

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C. M. Baker of Crown Point, the Cadillac Agent, has a car load of the Famous Cadillacs on exhibition at the Hammond Garage. One of them is the 4-cylinder, 25 horse power roadster, a beauty." Call and see them and get a demonstration while they are here.

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POLICE COURT NEWS. Charles Bninnington was arrested this noon by Orftcers Homrlch and Eisner on a charge of drunkenness. He was Jailed pending his trial. John Komlnskl, an Austrian, was arrested this afternoon on a charge of larceny. He was accused of stealing car doors and pleaded guilty. The police switched their beats today. Captain Peter Austgen has charge of the day squad and Captain Emil Bundo the night force. Tender Feet taflet tablet, makiat foot ktli, wkkk to cure Corns. Ca'.lotises. sent direct vy mu 48 Clark St, Chicago utomobiles SERVICES the cane of ! FIRST Best 147 S. Hohman St.

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