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THE TIMES.

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51'ECHIi OTl('E. (rand Prise Maaqamdr Ball trlvea ly Carpenters I.ornl .. 9K5 at Assembly hall, tiary. Special car leave Gary for Hammond li :.H a. m. Tleketa 35 rfnln apiece. S3O0.0O In prlxe.

CKI.KH R ATES A I EBSA It V. Mrs. .IO. K. Franks entertained a Dumber of friends very pleasantly at a surprise party In honor of Mr. Franks las: evening- at her home. 43 Garden street. The party was given to celebrate his birthday anniversary and he received many very pretty gifts In remembrance of the day. The guests were the members of the Indies' Society and the B. of X F. and K. The evening; was spent very enjoyably at the card tables. Other social games were played until ten o'clock when a supper was served. The tables in the dining room were prettily decorated with flowers to carry out a color scheme of pink and white. A DELIUHTFI L PROGRAM. The success of the entertainment course which came to a close last evening Is very gratifying to the members of the Epworth League of the First M. K. church, under whose auspices It was given. The dates were filled by the Redpat "i Siayton Lyceum Bureau and tho entertainments provided were

unique and altogether enjoyable. The first, a concert was Klven by tha Maurer Sisters, Mr. Smith Uamron, the Potter Craftsman was the second attraction and Mr. Arthur J. Fischer, Impersonator and dramatic reader gave "A Pair of Spectacles" here on the evening of' January 25th. The fourth and last In the course was the "Chalk Talk" Kiven by Mr. George E. Colby last evening. Several hundred season tickets wtre sold and the members expect to realize between two hundred and fifty and two hundred and sixty dollars for the benefit of the church after all expenses are pal. The attendance at all the entertainments has been exceptionally large. More than five hundred people were entertained by Mr. Colby the cartoonist last evening. He drew with astonishing rapidity and ease, accompanying his work on the easel with entertaining and Instructive comment. His pictures covered a range of serious studies! In landscapes, marine views and color effects and others were maSe purely to provoke amusement. He described several of the pictures as he drew them but his talk, was given with difficulty on account of a severe cold. Mr. Colby Is an artist, well known over the country and Hammond people were glad of the oportunlty to see him at his oork and hear his talk which was both entertaining and instructive. A SVKPRISE PARTY. A party was given as a surprise to iirs. F. E. Larson at her home, 545 Chicago avenue last evening by a number of her friends. It was given to celebrate her birthday anniversary and she received many gifts in remembrance of

the day. Th evening was spent with various social amusements after which a supper was served. Among the guests were Mrs. Long. Mrs. Fransen and Mrs. Deune of Pullman. I1L; Mr. and Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. Dallne and Mrs. Bergstrum of Ifegewlsch. 111.; and Mrs. Lundquist. Miss Elekenboy, Mrs. Kronsel, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Hokenson, Mrs. Carroll. Mrs. Ilullquist. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Nlcholaus, Mrs. Kralowetz, Mrs. Schoff. rs. Cedargreen and Mrs. Mon-

berg all of Hammond.

Club Meetings

After the Age of Fifty

From this age the human svstem gradually declines and the accumulated f 'Olsons In the blood cause rheumatism n Joint, muscles and back. These warnings should be promptly relieved and serious illness avoided by using tha following prescription which comes from & noted doctor and Is said to have no equal In curing rheumatism and restoring physical vigor. Good results come after tha first dose. "From your druggist get one ounce of Torts compound (In original sealed package) and one ounce of syrup of Sarsaparlll compound. Take these two ingredients home And put them Into a half pint of good ishlskey. . Shake the bottle and take a tablespoonful before each meal and at bed-time." If your druggist does not have Torts compound in stock he will get it for you in a few hours from his wholesale house. Don't be Influenced to take a patent medicine Instead of this. Insist on having the genuine Torts compound In the original on Ounce, sealed, yellow , package.

AX AFTKRXOOX PARTV.

One of the prettiest afternoon parties

of the season was given by Mrs. Robert B. McAleer at her home in Doty street yesterday. Mrs. McAleer entertained the mebers of the Krthstane Club at their regular bi-monthly meeting and several were in attendance. The Invit

ed guests were Mrs. Alexander Stolko-

wits. Mrs. Mac Turner and Miss Daisy Emery. The guests devoted the early

afternoon hours to their needle work

until four o'clock whei they were Invited into the dining room and served with a beautiful appointed luncheon of

four courses. The luncheon was serv

ed at small tables in the dining room.

The shades were drawn and the only

light came from candles topped with at

tractive red shades. Red and white were the prevailing colors In the dining

room. Mrs. "W. J. McAleer ls-rhe host

ess elect. She-will entertain at an aft

ernoon party Tuesday, February 13th

at her home In Webb street.

A THIMBLE PARTV.

Mrs. A. O. Merrill was hostess to the

members of the M. W. G. Club and a few other friends yesterday afternoon at her home In Michigan avenue. It was

the afternon for the regular club meet-

ing and nine members were In attendance. Mrs. El!en Davis of Indianapolis

and Mrs. Henry Muller were the Invit

ed guests of the hostess. Following :i few hours spent very pleasantly .with

neeoue worn a aainty luncheon was served. The refreshments were served

in two courses. Tuesday afternoon

February 13th Mrs. C D. Palmer will

entertain the members at her home In May street. The following members

were present at yesterday's meeting Mrs. J. It. Stafford, Mrs. N. W. Stana

bury, Mrs. O. A. Lyons, Mrs. R. A. Price Mrs. C. Palmer, Mrs. A. J. Davis, Mrs, A. H. Kale. Mrs. A. II. Cross and Mrs,

A. O. Merrill. A SOCIAL SESSION.

The members Of the Women's Auxiliary to the University Club met in the Unlverlsty Club rooms in South Hohman

street yesterday afternoon and were en

tertained by Mrs John E. Fltsgerald and

Mrs. Peter W. Meyn. There were many

members In attendance. Several devot

ed the afternoon to their needle work

but the greater number played cards,

Bridge whist was played at seven tables

in the parlors. The high score wa

made by Mrs. W. G. Paxton. A dainty

luncheon was served after the card

games. On the afternoon of February

12th Mrs. Peter Crumpacker. Mrs. W. G.

Paxton and Mrs. Jeannie Sawyer wil

be hostess at a valentine party. The entertainment will be given in the club

rooms. MRS. SCIILOKR A HOSTESS. A very enjoyable meeting of the mem bets of the China Club was held-las

evening at the horn of Mrs. Jacob

Schloer In Ruth street. Cards were the

ntertainment at the meeting and sev

eral games of pedro were played a

small tables inth e parlors. The guests

played at three tables. Mrs. Schloer re

tained the hostess prize as is customary

Safety, Fidelity, Truth and Freedom "The Bears are after You"

SOCIAL SEWS FOR TIIVRSDAV. The memb-irs of the Parent Club Of the Wet 'Hammond school will have their regular monthly meeting Thnraday afternoon, at three oVlork in the aehool hall. There will be meeting; of the member of the Junior Lea arse of St. Paol Lutheran oh arch Thnraday evening; In the school ball at tha corner of Sibley street and Oakley avenue. Mr. and Mm. O. T. Klooa will entertain the member of the Presbyterian Social Club at their meeting Thnraday evening; tn the church aoclal room la South Hohman atreet. Mlaa Anna Rohrniaa will entertain the member of the Sunshine Club at her home In East Stnte atreet Thuraday afternoon. Mr. Hal Yooag will hare as her atueata Thnraday afternoon at her home la Tmman avenue, the membera of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club. At her home In IVeat Hammond, Mrs. Harvey Cleveland will entertain the members of the Acme Social Club at an afternoon card party Thursday.

In the club and also won the flrs honors. The consolation prlx wa awarded to Mrs. Gus Raymus. At the conclusion of the games a prettily ap

pointed luncheon of two courses was

servod. Covers were laid for twelve

guests- Mrs. Clarence Eder will enter

tain the club members at her home in

Condlt street, Tuesday evening, Febru

ary 6 th. "

A THIMBLE PARTV. The Misses Lilly and Meta Fedder in

formally entertained the young women

of the Jf. N. Embroidery Club at their

home in East State street last evening.

It was the evening for tho weekly club

meeting and several of the members were present. They spent a pleasant time with their needle work. Musto

was also a pleasant feature of the even

ing a entertainment. A dainty two

course luncheon was served at ten o'clock. Miss Gertrude Herbst was named as the next hostess anl she will

entertain the members at her home in

South Hohman street, Tuesday evening February 6th. The following are the

club members: Mrs. John J. Clansson

the Misses Bertha Maleltske, Gertrude

Claus, Gertrude Herbst, Emily Ebert,

Hulda Klein and Lilly and Meta Fedder.

HOLD REGVLAR MEETING.

Mrs. Leo Wolf, 93 South Hohman

street will be at home to the members

of the Jewish Ladies' Aid Society this

afternoon from three to five o'clock. It

is one of their bi-monthly meetings

and the usual program will be followed. The business meeting will be fol

lowed by a social session;

ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS.

The members of the Golden Rod Clnb

were pleasantly entertained by Mrs,

Kitchell at her -home in Claude street

yesterday afternoon., Mrs. Kitchell en

tertained with catds and several games

of pedro were played during the afternoon. The . guests played at three

tables. Mrs. Whiting won the first

honors, Mrs. Nichols, the second and

Mrs. Javot the third. The consolation priz ewas awarded to Mrs. A. D. Crisman. A daintily arranged two course luncheon was served following the card games. Covers were laid for twelve guests. Next Thusday afternon Mrs. George Whiting will be hostess and en

tertain the members at her home In Eeall avenue. Cards wil be the entertainment at the meeting. MRS. EMMERLINO ENTERTAINS. The members of Circle No. 2 will be entertained by Mrs. George Emmerllng

at her home, 99 Russell street Thurs-

day afternoon Thursday 1st. Card will be the entertainment at the meeting. '

Incorporated under the laws of the State of Ohio. Is now Organizing its Hammond Den. The beneficial features of the Fraternal Order of Benrs exceed those of any other fraternity. $7.00 per week tick benefit. $100.00 death benefit and free medical attention for members and their families, if desired. Can you afford to stay out? Onlj( $5.00 to join while charter is open. Dues 75c per month. After charter closes Initiation fee will be $15.00, so don't put It off, join today. Largs class will be initiated tomorrow, Feb. 1, st 7:30 p. m., at MOOSE HALL SENECA BUILDING, EAST STATE STREET For further Information, inquire of Deputy Grand Organizer, Room 504, Hammond Building, Telephone 1481. '

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The University club plans rather un- hand and enter,

precentad social activity during the pre- '. handicap affairs.

lenten season. There will be a

at the club next Thursday, in view

of the fact that this is the first dance that has been held In some time, a large attendance is loooked for.

Another smoker will be held next

Both contests will be

The question of put-

dance ' s "lag Hunsirei snow win aiso

ve lateen lip. Tha entertainment ' committee, of which John W. Morthland is chairman, announces that the dinner-dance has been definitely set for Thursday. Feb. 8. The dtte has bean nostnnned once

baturaay at which a general meeting or twice, hut th d,.

of the club members will be held. A ; tlvelv be held on thi nat

number of new projects will be inau- The committee on entertainment Is

gurated. One is ft billiard tournament making the necessary preparations, and which will be open to the entire mem- Jt is expected that this will be the fin-

Dersnip or tne club. A pool tournament est club offalr of the araenn

will also be started. The necessary committees to take care of these affairs will be appointed."

All of the members who care to enter

these contests are expected to be on

The smoker at the club last Saturday night than been declared to bo the best that was ever held, and it is expected that the affair on Saturday will be equally as entertaining.

and they extend a cordial Invitation to all members of the society to attend.

Mrs. Margaret Heiser to her home in Crown

has returned

Point after

Mesdames W. Williams. Amos Towle. ! snendintr sovprai -uh

Roy Terry, Giles Warner, II. Woodruff. . Hammond.

J. Ward, J. E. Wolf. Weimer and Miss Kate ard will serve on the committee.

A BANQUET. ' In celebration of the third anniver

sary of their organiaztion in Hammond

the members of the G. I. A. will enter

tain the members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers at a banquet this evening in the K. of p. Hall in South Hohman street. The banquet hour will be nine-thirty o'clock. Folowing the banquet a short program of dances will be enjoyed. The banquet will be served by the ladles of the Martha Society of the First Christian church. The affair is anticipated with a great deal of pleasure and prepartlons re being mde to etnertaln a large number. A SOCIAL SESSION. Mrs. Emma Kroer will be at home to the 'members of the First Spiritual society and the Helping club of Hammond at her home, 294 Towle street, this afternoon and evening. The af-

Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Carter at their home, 16 State street, this morning, a son. Mother and little one are reported to be doing nicely. Masquerade ball given by the Carpenters' local, 985, at Assembly hall, Gary, Wednesday evening, Jan. 81. Special car leaves at 2 a. m. for Hammond. 1 Mrs. Fred Newell and Mrs. Frank Hitchcock of South Hohman street were called to Lima, O., today by the death of a relative. Mrs. Lora Norton of Hyde Park, Chicago. Is spending the day with friends In Hammond.

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LAST TIME TONIGHT 7:30 and 9 P. M.

DO' K HUGHES Singing and Talking JOHN WEST CO. The Musical Brownie

CORA SIMPROX at CO. "A Womtin for Mavor" PAl'L COKDO.V The Genius of the Wheel

BEGINNING WITH THE "SPOON" MATINEE THURSDAY AT S P. M. AND CONTINUING FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. THE CHAMBERLAINS Novelty Rope Throwing and Lassoing NORWOOD and WHEELER Singing; and Talking: Comedian DALLAS ROMANS Comeallrsne. FOUR NELSON COMIQUES Novelty Knoek-About Comedy Acrobats CHILDREN'S MATINEE SATURDAY 3 P. M. ALL SEATS 10c 7 OA TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY Q .AA ww Admission lOc. Reserved Seatn 10c Eitrar""

CARD OF THANKS. For the kindnesses shown and the sympathetic words spoken to us at the time of our husband's and father's death by our neighbors and friends, especially Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grove and Mr. attd Mrs. Ralph Peterson we are deeply grateful and hereby convey

fair was planned in celebration of the ' our heartfelt thanks.

first anniversary of the organization of I

the society. The hours of the reception will continue during the afternoon and evening. A pleasant program of -entertainment has been arranged.

KjOdge Assemblies

The members of Golden Kule Council No. 1. D. of L-, met last evening In the K. of P. hall, in South Hohman street. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting and many of the members were in attendance. There were .visitors from Triumph C6uncil N6. ll; D. of L?, at the meeting. The rouflne business was dieposed of and a pleasant time was spent socially. Two captains were elected to represent the red and blue- sides in a contest for membership. The two teams will secure candidates for class initiation in March, and- the losing side will serve a banquet to tha winners In the contest. Other business in connection with the contest wis transacted. Another meeting of the members will take place in two weeks on Tuesday evening, Feb. 13th. A meeting of the members of the Germanla Rebekah lodge was held last evening, in I. O. O. F. hall, in State' street. It was the evening for the regular bi-monthly meeting and tlie usual number of members was In attendance. It was announced that there would be initiation of candidates, but it was postponed until soma time in the near future on account of the Illness of one candidate, and the absence of another from the city. The routine work was disposed of and the social session was

very enjoyable. The next regular meet-

two weeks on 13th. A large

attendance is desired at the meetips.

PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED. The Parents' Club of the Riverside School wil hold its monthly, meeting Friday afternoon. February 2nd at

three o ciock in me Kinot.g.ut.. IUUI" !ing will take place In A large attendance of the membership Tuegday ever,inK Feb.

is desired. l-oliowing ine program there wil be a business meeting and several matters of interest will corns up for discussion. The following program will be given: i 1 Piano Selection ... .Mrs. William Lucht Kindergarten drill. Song ...Camilie Peck

Recitation Robert Scherer; Piano Duet

.....Grace Huir and Marlon Eckman gong Gladys Smith Address Rev. Charles Albert Smith

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PARENTS' CLUB MEET1. The monthly meeting of the Parents' Club of the West Hammond school will be held Thursday afternoon, February 1st at three o'clock In the school hall. It Is desired that all the mothers in the schol district-at tend as a very enjoyable program has been prepared. The following Is the program:

Music t Room S Recitation Anna Eastman Concert Recitation Room 3

Address Attorney John M. Stlnson

Solo.. Mrs. Edith Beardsley

Violin Solo..,. .....Morris Crook Miscellaneous business.

A THIMBLE PARTI, The home of Mrs. Giles Warner In

Carroll street will be the scene of the

next meeting of the Baptist Women's Union Thursday afternoon. February 1st. The members of the social department will entertain at a thimble party

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MRS. HANS L. ANDERSON AND CHILDREN. WOMANIS FOUND

WITHSAD STORY Following a city-wide search for the unknown woman whom it was thought was selling worthless tickets to many South Hohman street residents last week, was located by the police yesterday, who found her in destitute circumstances. Her name was learned to be Mrs. Ssuster and she resides at the corner of Chicago and Ash street. The tickets which she was selling for 25 cents apiece were on a raffle for a 15 gold piece and the money she obtained was to be liscd, in taking her back, to her native home, Italy, where a son and daughter live. The $5 gold piece was donated by Dr.

Ostrewski of Douglas and State Line street, and all the tickets she sold was to be accounted for and turned over

to him and with the proceeds she will be sent back to her native land. Something like $17 has already been

subscribed and it will be necesasry to raise about $60 for transportation. She is very feeble and is about 70 years Old. A son with whom she resided died about a year ago from cancer and since

that time she has been wholly dependent on herself. . - Patients Recovering. -

Encouraging news was - received

from the bedside of Mrs. A. B. Carrlgan

12 Doty street, at St. Luke's nospital

this morning that she was getting

along nicely and her condition Is im

proving. Mrs. Carrlgan submitted to

an operation last Saturday morning,

which so far is considered successful. J.' M. Bradford, another Hammond

patient at St. L.uke s hospital, is reported recovering rapidly and will be

able to leave the hospital the latter

part of this week.

4 A WOMAN'S ARMOR. 4 "If I have a toying; Interview before me," aatfd a woman whoso polae and charm of manner la the envy of those who know her well, "I find the best preparation for It Is, first of all, to think oat my own standpoint In the matter that is coming op . for discussion, and to make It perfectly clear la my own mind; Then I pat It all qnite

aside and dress myself for the en-

(vaster with at least twice my

nsal care, putting my whole mind

4 on perfecting each detail, not an

d trr how plainly I am dressed. The

knowledge that I am fully np to 4 the mark la that respect given me , a certain surety of myself that nothing else can supply. It Is not , vanity nt all It Is rather a matter of self-mastery. 4 "I think I first learned the valae 4 4 of this rtilcinl backbone aa a very raaag woman when I was for several weeks .In forced assoclatlea with an older member of the

family whom I feared not a dally d and nerve testing encounters. d For me to keep steady self-control

wan a vital matter not only to d myself, but to those others for d whom I needed to stand firm. "I wns taxed almost beyond

endurance by the strain but I found that If I compelled myself

d to take anusual pains with my np. d pearnnce to do my hair In the

moot becomtatr coils, to wear nr dnlntlest and freshest accessories

and to be sure always that no

neglected stitch or creased gar-

ment showed any relaxlns; from the standard I had set myself It

d braced me up In a , way that I d

should have supposed Incredible

impossible bad I not proved tt d

4 by my own personnl test. It has d

d a direct effect In toning np the

4 nerves, which any girl or woman

d can verify If she have the wisdom d d to try."

HAMMOND THEATRJ

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Doors Open 700 First Play 7i30

mem GRADE

BUILDING

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GREATEST DAM IJT THE WOULD

THE ACTRESS (Drama) AND A FIK COMEDY WM. BIASflE. Soloist 5e Only Admission 5c

: HAMMOND THEATR

SUNDAY NIGHT, FEB. 4TH

A. H. WOODS suggests an evening wiin

the Laughing Seusntion of the Year

Mrs. Otto for will Lin-

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Elster, Marie Kunzman and Mrs. Henry will leave Hammond tomorrow New York city, from where they sail for Europe on the President

coin Saturday. They'wlll visit in Ger- ; many and expect to be absent from Hammond for several weeks. . i Mrs. Emma Allen of Valparaiso, who . has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. Louisa Woods of South Hohman street, will return home today. Mrs. Woods will accompany her to Vslpa- . ralso and remain for a short visit- t Mr. and Mrs. W. J .Glllen, S49 Erie street, were called to Butler, Pa.. Monday, on account of the Illness of Mrs. ' Glllen's father. Mr. and Mrs. George Larson, 826 ' East Sibley street, have moved to Lowell, Ind., where they will make their ' home In the future.

$ew Show at Orpheum.

Starting with a "spoon" matinee to-

j morrow afternoon there will be an en

: tirely new bill on view at the Or-

; pheum.

inose wno laney Knockabout come

dy will welcome the advent of the Four Nelson Comiques, who are declared to be the best in their class. With seeming disregard for all laws of personal

harm these four grotesque aVobatic

comedians go through as many falls and taps on the head with planks and like properties of torture as would put

an ordinary mortal six feet beneath the

sod.

As an added attraction the Chamber

lains will appear. Frank Chamberlain Is reputed to fee the champion rope thrower and whip manipulator of the

world. He is a real westerner and the

stunts accomplished with the larlatt

and lasso were learned years ago when

a cowboy In Wyoming.

Dallas Romans, a pretty young woman, fomes with a new line of songs and

handsome gowns. This will be her

first appearance on the big Allardt

wheel.

Norwood & Wheeler have a singing anj talking specialty that Is said to be

most, entertaining. Much of their ma teriai is of the vintage of 1912.

RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT

FOR WHISKEY AND BEER HABIT The ORRINE treatment will completely and absolutely destrov the desire or craving for whiskey, beer and other intoxicants if taken according to directions. It is a simple and efficient home treatment. No detention from work or business; no publicity; no sanitarium expense. "We have sold Orrine for a number of years and recommend It for the "Drink Habit' We knor of many cases where its use has resulted in complete cures." : ORHINB is prepired in two forms: No. 1. a powder, tssteless and colorless, ran be given secretly in food or drink: ORRINE No. 2. in pill form, is for those who wish to cure themselves. ORRINE costs onlv $1.00 a box. If after a trial you fall to get any benefit from ORRINE, your money will be refunded. LION STORE PHARMACY, 590-612 Hohman Street

iNEAR WHITEWASH.

BUT NOT QUITE The Monnetts came near treating the IE. B. A.s to a coat of whitewash in the Hammond bowling league last

night, and unable to take three games,

they went home satisfied by taking two

out of the series from the leaders.

"Both teams rolled below . par last

night and the games were not as in

teresting as usual. The E. B. A.'s claim there was a hoodoo present somewhere, but they were unable to locate him In

the crowd.

Only one game went over the two hundred mark, which was the" high score of the evening, made by Farrell

la this third game with 203 pins.

THE GIRL IN TBE TAXI

20 Weeks Chicago 18 Weeks Boston 20 Weeks New York

Exeedisg the Speed Limit. With All Star Cast PRICES 25c, 50c, 75c $1.00 Reserved Seats new at Box Office "EAST CHICAGO RINK 3d,Polo Gama SaVTelj. 31 E. Chicago vs. Ind. Harbor Frlc 25c

Skating Wed,, Ttiurs,, Sat and Sunday

Where was that head pin last night

Is what the pin men are asking this

morning, as none seemed able to locate it. Cherries were frequent as spares, which itselj tells the tale of a sad series.

The Plantistas did the same trick to

the Spartans and won the last two ,

games of the series in easy fashion.

They rolled the best game of the session, scoring 915 pins in the second

contest. They also captured the high score of the evening, LHzan making 207 pins In his second game.

Fouit teams are now bunched to

gether fighting for a place in the first division, and Just what the 'outcome will be is difficult to tell.

The following scores were made:

DR. H. B. HAYWARD SPECIALIST Diseases of the Bye, Ear, Kmum asl Throat. Eyes scientifically exasalnw ed. Glasses fitted. Room 402, Hammond Bldg, Phono 205. Hammond, Ind.

B. B. A. 1 1st.

Rose .IS"

Boyer ..137

Dorsey 1.3 Gill .1S6 Jaques .169

Totals ...852

MonnettsGeib Bick ...... Farrell ...... Newell .... Stevens . . .

1st. ..142 ..144 . .131 ..176 ..151

Totals . . ; 744 Plantistas. 1st. Kcklund 171 Liitzan 177 McConnell 129 Ebcrt 161 Fowler 142 Totals 780 Spartans Is. MeOralh 173 Watkins 131 Ward 201 Conkey 204 Portz 16 Totals 877

id. 170 ITS 163 153 199 S58 2d. 130 132 179 136 171 SfiS 2d. 188 207 175 162 1S3 915 2d. 192 124 165 169 180 830

3d. 157 189 164 150 195 $55 Sd. 173 151 203 193 160 S80

3d. 190 156 136 1S1 166 $92 3d. 179 ISO 143 144 169 785

H. C. GROMAN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 402 Hammond Building Phones, Res.,'242; Office205

PAUL O. BERGER, D. C. CHIROPRACTOR 43S Sheridan Are. Whiting, Ind. Phone KO-M Office Honrs 10 to 12 1 1 to 4

If you are sick and have tried every other tneans without relief, try Chiropractic spinal adjustments and get well. J 11

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THE DAY IN CONGRESS

MEALS FOR A DAT.

An Egglcss Menu. BREAKFAST. Oranges. Cream Of Wheat, Sugar and Cream. Codfish Balls. Corn Cakes, Butter or Sugar. Coffee. LUNCHEON. Black Bean Soup. Brown Bread and Butter Sandwiches. Ginger Apples with Cream. Eggless Cookies. Tea.

THE SENATE. In session 2 p. m. Senator Lorimer's cross-examination continued before investigating committee. Women's Christian Temperance union leaders urged favorable action on liquor shipment bill, and opened "white rlbbosr campaign in Congress. Senator Borah's bill to create a children's bureau. in tha Department of Commerce and Labor ws discussed without action. Recessed at 6 p. m. until noon Wedehsday. THE HOlfE. Met at non. Dlstict of Columbia legislation considered. Pension appropriation bill carrying $152,000,000 was reported. Adjourned at 6:49 p. m. until noon Wednesday.

uy mings tor your mtcnen that are broad and shallow. If your gas burner ; Is four inches In dlameterise pots and j pans that are eight inches in diameter

and ten Inches would be better.

COLDS CAVSE HE 4DACHE LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the world wids Cold and : Grip remedy removes cause. Call for full name. Look for signature E. W. GROVE. 25c

THIS TIMES ALWAYS HAS FOUGHT FOR ",HE INTERESTS OF THE COM. MON PEOPLE FOR THE MAN WH4l WORKS FOR A LI VINO,