Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 296, Hammond, Lake County, 3 June 1913 — Page 6

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THE TIMES. Tuesdav, June 3. 1913. Crown Point Mews Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

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Old B. Mean scz he doesn't give a durn erbout how much equal rights these wirnmln git ef they'll only shoulder th' equal lefts too. It's grettln' sd's thet a ball game ain't near so much uv a bawl game es it i uster be. The city council met last evening for their regular session and besides transacting the usual routine business approved and accepted a plat of Bartholdi's addition to the city of Crown Point, laid out in the east part of the town. The plans and profiles of Foote and Pettlbone streets were accepted and approved. The council took up the matetr of the drainage of the Bezor ditch and decided to clean out and straighten the ditch from the Panhandle to the Erie tracks, putting In an adequate culvert across Summit street. The waterway will be run along the Gary & Southern interurban. The work was put in the hands of the street and alley committee for disposition. The council ordered the city engineer ( to devise a system of house and street numbering In the city, to be submitted for the approval of the council, and an ordinance will be adopted requiring such house numbering done to comply with the postal laws regulating the maintaining of a free mall delivery system. A petition was made for an arc light on the corner of Main and Summit streets and same placed in the hands of the committee on lights for disposal. An ordinance appropriating money for the payment of interest and bonds of the water works was passed unanl-

mous-ly. An ordinance to regulate the j pa.ixiii.ig ui icicpauue, electric - ugni ; and interurban poles was passed and the three public service corporations : were given orders to paint all poles a ! slate color, the work to be completed before Oct. -1. : The book of rules and regulations governing the Crown Point cemetery were ordered distributed to each and every patron of the cemetery. ' The bond of "William Lamphler as deputy marshal at the cemetery was approved and accepted. Mrs. Catherine Brady Is recovering from the effects of a quite serious accident In which she sustained Injuries last week through a horse which she was driving running away. She wa returning home from a performance at the Lyric theater In the evening accompanied by a child, when the rubber tire on the wheel of the buggy became loose, striking the horse at each revolution of the. wheel. The animal became frightened, ran away, overturned the buggy and threw the occupants to the ground. Mrs. Brady receiving a severe scalp wound which took several stitches to close. She pluckily held on to the reins and succeeded In holding the horse until assistance arrived. She Is reported recovering nicely at this writing. It is said a concerted action will be made this week to have the iron rail removed to relieve the congestion in! traffic, whlc his erowin more annarent each day since the street car serv- ! ice was installed. The county commissioners will be approached with a petition backed up by the request of the city council, for the removal of the rail on the east side of the square at least, and it la quite likely that the plan will be adopted. Whether the peGIRLS WHO ARE PALE, NERVOUS 1 May Find Help in Mrs. EIston's Letter About , Her Daughter. Burlington, Iowa. "Lydia E. Pinktiam'B Vegetable Compound has cured i my daughter of weakness. She was troubled almost a year with it and complained of back ache, so that I thought she would be an invalid. She was entirely run down, pale, nervous and without appetite. I w a s very much di scouraged but heard of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound through friends and now I praise it because it has cuVed my daughter." Mrs. F. M. Elston, R. D. No. 3, Burlington, Iowa. Case of Another Girl. Scanlon, Minn. "I used to be bothered with nervous spells, and would cry if anyone was cross to me. , I got awful weak spells especially in the morning, and my appetite was poor. I also had a tender place in my right side which pained when I did any hard work. I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and my symptoms all changed, and I am certainly feeling fine. I recommend it to every suffering woman or girl. You may use this letter for the good of others. "Miss Ella Olson, 171 5th St., Virginia, Minn. Younsj Girls, Heed This Advice. Girls who are troubled with painful or irregular periods, backache, headache, dragging-down sensations, fainting spells or indigestion, should immediately peek restoration to health by taking Ly dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

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titlon will extend to the other sides of the square remains to be seen, many being In favor of the removal of the rail around the entire square and urg

ing that the city provide some place for the hitching of horses, etc.. In less conspicuous place. Taken as a proposition of appearance and sanita tion the removal of the railing Is a wise plan, the., same being discarded long afro by other modern cities. The plan will be presented to the commissioners this week for their disposal. Contractor Crowell was awarded the contract for the building of the new Hanover township schools on Satur day, .the plans being furnished by Architect Nat L. Smith. The bids were as follows in even figures: E. H. Cro well, $7,400; Eugene Westbay, $7,500; H. C. Johnson, Chicago Heights. $7,600. Under the management of Superin tendent Donnaha the forty acres of virgin woodland recently purchased by the county commissioners as a park addition to the county fair grounds Is assuming a park-like appearance and wonderful progress has been made In the beautiflcation of the forty acres. New stone drives and walks are now to be installed and concrete walks are to be constructed on the east side of the tracks to the fair ground entrance. wnen compietea tne place will be a credit to Lake county and a valuable adjunct to Crown Point's reputation as the city beautiful. John Lets and wife left on Thurs day for Attica, Ind. Mr. Let has been a sufferer from rheumatism and ex pects to receive beneficial results from the baths at Mud la via. Henry Wendt and wife have return ed from a week's visit with relatives at St. Louis and other points In Missouri. Miss Hubbell, a former teacher In the city schools here, but now of Muncie. Ind., Is visiting friends here for a few daj.S. - I Mlss Geneva "Womboys of Chicago is I i visiting with Mr. Barrett on South I Btreet tMs W6pk Will Steeb is transacting business In Hammond-and East Chicago today. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beattle are Hammond visitors today. Attorney Frank B. Pattee left last evening for Indianapolis, where he goes on business. ROBERTSDALE. air. and Mrs. Merle Sellers and daughter, Gwendolyn, and their guests, D. Prey and Miss Gladys Gillespie, were white City visitors last evening. Mrs. John Blaul will entertain the members of the Marquette club at her home In Roberts avenue tomorrow afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Fred LaHayne and daughter. Ellen Margaret of Laporte, ind., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atchison. Mr. Fitzgerald and children of Chi cago visited at the Keanan home in Roberts avenue yesterday. mihb Alarms witus or tjmcago re turned home after a few days' visit with Mr and Mrs. Carl Moore of Indi ana boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. M. Madura of Roberts avenue attended the Orpheum theatre, In Hammond, last evening. Mrs. John Murray of Roberts avenus was the guest of her aunt, Mrs M. Clin f nl. a. CI . . J M,ss Ella Stross is spending a few daj'8 ln Chicago the gtiest of her cousin. M'ss JoBePhln Alda. j miss jeceiia jvoDie and mother. Miss Idelette Fergerson; Miss Sadie Shade and the pupils of the eighth grade of the Franklin school enjoyed a day's outing at Jackson Park Saturday. Little Violet Goldlng of Harrison av enue is sunering witn a broken arm caused by a fall while roller skating on the cement walk. The Parents' club of the Franklin school will hold their regular meeting at the school Thursday evening. A cor dial invitation Is extended to all to at tend. Mrs. Elliott Aman and daughter EJthelyn spent Sunday here visiting friends. Misses Ida and Anna Stiller of Roberts avenue attended the Orpheum the atre yesterday. George Sladek of Chicago visited at the Hatt home in Indiana boulevard the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. E. Mulsen of Roberts avenue are the proud parents of a baby boy. Mother and Bon are reported do ing nicely. Miss Lillian Soltwedel of Harrison avenue returned home from Michigan City, where she spent several days' vis iting relative. HOBART. The Lake George Park opened yester day. A man from Chicago, whose name I was not learned, was the victim ln an accident which occurred near the Michigan Central crossing, about 4 miles north of here. He was riding a motorcycle and was run Into by an automo bile, which was being driven by Crown Point man. The motorcycle was demolished and its driver had his right leg broken. Mrs. Miester of Clay Henry. 111., visit ed with relatives here yesterday. Miss Lizzie Rossow of South Chi cago, who has been visiting friends and relatives here for the past few days, returned home yesterday. Miss Clara Albrecht of Chicago visited with Miss Tillie Gruel here over Sunday. Miss Lenora Nash of Chicago visit ed friends here the past few days. Mr. Brabbs, the milkman, narrowly escaped being injured by a fast train last Saturday morning. He was driv ing his delivery horse and did not hear the approaching train which struck and I killed the animal. IT'S WISE To know ln Ion Scout Scrap. Con try Club Long Cat. Fores (XXXI) Ping Cat. and Sweet Loma Fine Cat. All anion made, with a ticket In every package. HsaafsenjrtHl by McIIleScote Tobacco Co.

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Miss Maggie of the local council. Daughters . of Liberty, are attending the state convention of the D. of L, which is now in session In Bluffton. Mrs. Alice Burroughs, who has been spending a few days here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry Fifleld, of Oliver street, returned to her home' ln Jollet. 111., on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fifleld and daughter, Miss Marguerite, motored as far as Chicago Heights, 111. Rev. John B. Berg read the bans at the Sacred church on Sunday, announcing the coming marriage of Miss Florence Schaub of Whiting and Elliott B. DeLand of Gary. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drohosz, who moved to Cleveland, O., about three months ago, have returned to Whiting to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Mat J. Kolb of 119th street entertained out-of-town relatives on Sunday. neat, wnen and where you want 1L Get a Gas Heating Stove. No. Ind. Gas & Elec. Co. SHELBY. A nice rain here Sunday morning ... " rarmers are getting along nicely wnn planting their crops. "e" rown snipped a nice carload of sheep last week. Neil is quite a sheep man. N J. Sangers moved into his new house on Decoration day. ired bingieton; has anoved into hi. new house. ' William Sisson and family of Lowell have become residents of Shelby, occupying the Dickey house, now owned by George Kline of Thayer. D. Miller has built a temporary house for the summer and will build on ln he near future. Robert Ahlgrim Is building a nice little town bam on his lot lately purchased from Mr. Chambers. S. H. Spleth, . railroad agent, went to Indianapolis the fore part of last week on business. John A. Klmmet. the lumber man. la making a good deal of Improvements in his yards In the way of a large cement and plaster house and a large building to make cement blocks. Lumber Is still coming ln an average of three cars a week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wadeson of Lowell were down visiting Mr. and Mrs. Pinkerton last Sunday. H. Chambers is Improving and repairing and repairing the house where Allen Fuller lives by the way of a new porch. Erl Slrols of Gary came down last week and he and his mother and Miss Grace Davis took in the auto races. That new sign on Sam Slrols Implement store looks fine and dandy. j Mrs. James Reid has moved back ln her house again. It Is estimated there passed through.; Shelby for Indianapolis for the auto ' races from 1,800 to 2,000 automobiles, saying nothing about the motor cycles. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Castle of Lowell

were down to visit with I. N. Sangers davs thls wek . Harvey 'have retuied home after visand wife Saturday, May 31. Quite a number from herV went to ul relatives In this place. John Hack of Lowell was down at st. Jonn to oee tne ban rame between j M, Ruth Smith of Hammond is visShelby Sunday visiting Frank Fuller. ' st. Jonn and Dyrr. j grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanger of Lowell and wife ; Mr and Mrs F. u Keilman were the 1

wdic uuw ii iu ,ce mi er Sunday. Mrs. Washburn, Mrs. Charles ReicTs mother, has gone to make it her home with her son ln Michigan. BXTRNHAM. Mr: and Mrs. Charley Burnham of Englewood spent yesterday here with the former's parents. A number from here attended thi? social given Saturday night at the M. E. church at Hegewisch. Miss Naomi Anderson of Park avenue entertained company from Hammond Sunday afternoon. Mrs. William Schroeder entertained he father from East Side Sunday. The Burnham baseball team played a North Hammond team yesterday, the being 10 to 4 ln favor of Burnham. Mrs. A. Anderson and daughter. Ruth. Neta Smith. Marie Sprunce and

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Misses Elizabeth anS Dolly Patton at- more pleasant. tended church ln Hammond on Sunday! Frank Hilbrlch of Chicago Heights, morning. ( formerly of this place, were Dyer visMr. and Mrs. W. D. Jennings of Park j ltors over Sunday, avenue entertained company from out Mr. and Mrs. William Greiving of of town op Sunday. j Chicago visited with the former s parJoe McKnlght of Anderson spent ents here Sunday. Sunday here visiting his parents.

Mr and Mrs. Cherman Grace and j daughter spent Sunday in Hammond ! with friends. J. W McConahey of Pullman spent ; Sunday here with relatives. ST. JOHN. John Stoltz of Merrlllvllle was ln town on Sunday. J Joseph i Miss Jane Gill and friend, Burgen. of Chicago were the guests I of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Jr., and i family Sunday. Roy R. Weaver spent Sunday, with his parents at Roselawn. The coming marriage of Leo Hoffman of Dyer to Lena Bohling of St. John was announced Sunday. Bertha Ludwig of Chicago spent Sunday here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Math Ludwig of Hammond spent Sunday here with relatives. Math Miller of Crown Point was among the St. John visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Keilman and son of Whiting spent Sunday hero with relatives. Nick Sehuetz of Gibson spent Sunday here with his family. Mrs. F. B. Scheldt and son Robert and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jansen of Black Oak were visitors here Sunday evening. Matilda Keilman and Elizabeth Keliman of Hammond spent Sunday here with their mother. John Miller, Jr., was a Chicago visitor Monday. Howard Kllborn of Crown Point was in town on Sunday. Quite a number of people from Dyer were ln town Sunday afternoon to attend the ball game between St. John and Dyer. Louis Hartman of Dyer was ln town on business Monday afternoon. Mr.-and Mrs. Frank Bohling and fam ily left for their home ln South Chicago today after a few days' visit here with relatives. DYEK Mrs. Elizabeth Born and children of Chicago visited with her brother, J01.1 Overhage, out here Sunday. j Mr. and Mrs. John Sontag of Callfornla are the guests of relatives out here at present. Frank Blnz of Chicago spent the lat ter part of the week with relatives i here ln Dyer. ' The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony i Fagen was christened at the St Jo- 1 seph's church here Sunday afternoon ; receiving the name of Joseph, Nicholas. Miss Mamie Schaller and Nick Fagen weir j.onsur. Carl Keilman and family of Hammond were the guests of relatives here over Sunday. Miss Helen Keul of Chicago spent several days at the home of her sister, Mrs. T. Kammer, out here. John Oerlach of St. John was a Dyer visitor Saturday. George F. Hassel, former principal of the Dyer high school, spent Sunday with his friends out here. P. J. Liesenfelt of the firm Llesenfelt Bros, was a business visitor here Saturday. The Misses Fances. Elizabeth and Clara Klein spent the latter part of the week visiting relatives at Merrlllvllle. Charles Scheldt of Chicago visited at the home of his grandmother several guests or relatives at ixrwen eunaay. Andrew Kammer, postmaster, of St. Thn snent Sundav at the home of his son. Theodore, here. Mr. and Mrs. N. Scheldt of Chicago spent several days out here with Mrs. R. Kloss and children. The streets here in town are rereiving a coating of oil. which will lay the dust for the summer, making life IT CURES WHILE YOU WALK Use Alien s Foot-Ease, the antiseptlo powder to be snaken into tne shoes. It instantly takes the sting out of corns. Itching feet, ingrowing nails, and bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Allen's Foot-Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy. Indies can wear shoes one size smaller after using. It is a certain relief' for sweating callous and swollen, tender, aching feet. Try It today. Sold everywhere, 25c. Trial package FREE. Addresa Allen S Olmsted JjS Roy. J. T. 66 70 69 Tf x.b . ItZ 1 T"212 1 Bat sL' f eS.Whli Car Barn.... East Chicago. . 548 te Oak A?., switch 689 ia .- ..Hickory St.. switch... 587 6J G50 E35 620 ...State and Calumet... 60 652 537 622 State St.. switch.... 527 625 654 639 624 . . . Htate and tionman. . . nl K41 K9A 1 1 - - C n C3 . Bn.B ww w.v ...A.uau,. - a. , uv.... ... 602 547 5S2 .So. Hohman St.. switch. nni I l Q 11 VTa, A., a ... I K - M. vv-w li r " uui.ncj a.., "-. eos est 036 uia t-onxer at., swiicd. mm 606 65 610 65

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,te4 with Rev- R- - Wlckham and wife of Remington from Saturday until Monday evening. They report Remington, a pretty town, and that Mr. Wlckhaw has a fine church to preach in and a large and sincere congregation. Mrs. Baker of Chicago arrived ln Lowell Monday to visit friends. Mrs. George Clark went to Chicago Monday evening to attend the school j exercises in which her granddaughter, j Dorothy Clark, took part. Miss Ollie Bates of Hammond Is a guest j at the home of Mrs. Orlo Aylea's of this place. Mrs. Hannah Splndler and Mrs. John Splndler were Chicago visitors yesterday. Edwin Sanders transacted business in Chicago Monday. Last Saturday, as several of the boys were at play, they were trying to stand a large cement block on end, the bovs let it fall and It came down on the foot of Will Fancher, Jr., bruslng It quite badly. Victor Roberts and wife and Mrs. John Love and daughter Alice, who visited in Fairfield and Indianapolis during the past ten days, returned home Saturday. They took in the auto races at the latter place. Forrest Grlesel, of Chicago, wd with his family has been visiting relatives here, returned to the city Sunday. His family will remain for a longer visit. Lee Smith and sister, Isa. and Miss Ollle Bennett of Chicago visited relatives and friends here for several day the past week. Miss Elta Childress went to Chicago Sunday to visit at the home of her brother. Will, for a week. William Michael returned home Sunday from a visit with relative in the city. Howard' Kemp and Mat Jourdain of Crown Point were ln Lowell yesterday getting advertising matter for the Lake county fair. Clyde King has opened up a studio in the Lynch building, one door west of Drlsccoll's drug store, formerly occu,M M a barb).r 8hop. . nminrrAW UJUA-KIS. DIAliwWilliam SchmeUer of Clark Station is on the sick list. Mrs. A. Heimke, Mrs. Phil Leudtke. Mrs. Anna Clossen and Miss Alvlna Garrltty of South Chicago spent the day with Clark Station relatives. Mr and Mrs. E. West and children rirt nd Raymond of Park Manor j pjent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Ravder here. Elmer Behn of Clark Station was a South Chicago visitor yesterday. Mrs. William Faulson of Clark Station was a Gary visitor last evening. Mr and Mrs. J. Rayder and son Harold of Whiting were Clark Station visitors yesterday. . William Osterman of Clar Station was a Caldwell Park visitor yesterday. MUNSTERHarry Burge and family of Hammond called on friends here Sunday. Harold Iddings of Indlanola, la., is visiting his parents for a few days be- ' fore ieaving for Fort Benton, Mont., to gpMd the 8Ummer. n -km nriknrr and children of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Zuvers, Sabrlna Zuvers and Raymond Zuvers of Chica go, Eugene Zuvers and E. Zuvers of 1 Hammond visited Mr. and Mrs. Silas Zuvers Sunday. , n iArnoia visiting her ! .,M.r Mrk. Rharrer at Ottowa, 111. . c.,-.revert here from Ohio Earl Sader -arrived Tnursday to visit his father. Mr &nd Mrs penning of Griffith made a short call ln Merrlllvllle sunday ' Mr. and Mrs. Loyee of Chicago visited friends here Sunday.

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held Saturday evening, June 7th, at the Munster school. The graduates are Erna aKske, Maggie Jansen, Mary Klootwyk. Raphael Kraay, Lizzie Tanis, Helen Vlerk, Peter Schoon and Pe-" ter Klootwyk. Jacob Bodegraven of Hammond was here Sunday, visiting friends. The third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh grades took their final examinations on Thursday. EGEWISCH Born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watklns a baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson and H. H. WMson left last evening for Baltimore, Md. Mrsj Rodebaugh of Harvey was 1b town yesterday. Tom Cherry of Aurora. 111., and H. Cherry of Liverpool, England, spent Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Cherry. Mrs. J. Patterson and daughter were ln Roseland yesterday. Mrs. Herman Jordan of Chicago visited friends here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hammond and son of Chicago visited relatives here Sunday. Miss Amanda Johnson of Chicago spent Sunday here. Mrs. Herman will entertain the Bew- ; In society of the Swedish church Thursday afternoon at her home on Corondolet avenue. Mr. Wuerful of South Chicago was In town yesterday. Burglars entered two houses on Houston avenue and one on Brie, securing about $150 cash besides other valuables. ' Father Tryka of Chicago has been appointed assistant to Father Flrian. The Society of Kusciosko gave a dance at GInalskt's Sunday, which well attended. BENYON ANNEXES BANTAM TITLE London, June S. Bill Ben yon last night won the English bantam championship from "Digger' Stanley', holier of the title. The. fight went twenty rounds, Benyon winning the decision. Eddie Morgan, champion of Wales, was scheduled to fight Stanley, but illness prevented him from appearing. The contest was for a purse of I2.S00 and the Lord Lonsdale belt. TO SETTLE UP M'CARTY'S ESTATE Springfield, Mo., June 8. William McCrney, manager of the late Luther McCarty, who was killed in a ring at Calgary, arrived here today with Mrs. McCarty, widow of the flghtr, to see about the disposition of the pugilist's estate, estimated to bo worth 1B,000. Judge Lydy of the probate court holds Mrs. McCarty is not eligible to act as administratrix of the estate. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIMES. OliE DOSE WILL HAKE YOU FORGET That You Ever Had Stomach Trouble or Gall Stones. MAYR' WCK3ERFUL STOMACH REME0rfwailtmach,Uvr and Intestinal Trubl (iaotritis, inaigsstion uyspepsis, prsssur or a am around th Heart, Sour Stomach. Distress After Eating, Nsrvoimnass, Dizzinass,Fsintlng Spalls, mm HI I Sick MMdaekn, Comtlpatlan, UmmM and TmrpH Unr, YallvwJatm. flc,Aaaailtlaae Call iWiVN MAY" SfiStonaa. Wi?r m VT-'S!:?" If The a The above ailments ara mainly causad by the cloreins of the iate v.m inu met irim mu 4 eoid and catarrhal !'-SJSri'l 'ueas? cold and Sjsifil frorfM Rij accretions, siuimttWl up poleono backing poisonous fluids I.n a. . v ti other-wine deranainar fc&4SS!iSar thedirestiey.tein. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy a the Bert and most widely known Remedy for these ailments nd should quickly relieve and cure the moHtcbronlo cases. Put it to a test. One doas will prove its crest curative powers. It acta like magic in the most chronic case of Stomach, Liver and Intestinal ailments. Appendicitis and symptoms of Gall Stones. Thousands of sufferers are highly Geo. H. Mats. Mf. Chemist 154-156 Whiting St Chicago. Ifl. Harry's Drug Store, Citlsens Nat. Bank building. L. Harry Wets. North Bound. 71 72 73 74 72 lion lfrS Ills iZ3 0 mi mtm At 1208 1225 12S9 j46 1206 1223 1237 1206 1Z2S 1X3( g g 11D3 Uli lin i 14 1159 1217 1 1157 1216 1 1165 1213 1 ...A .... - 1235 234 uf m 238 1240 11 1163 1211 1221 1239 101 1149 1207 1227 1235 106 1145 i"' 1225 1284 104 1143 1203 1223 1233 103 1140 1200 1229 1230 104 8:60 p. m., then 9:13,9:45 m. then every thirty mla