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Mondav. Sept. 24. 1917. -g 1 JLJL , 1 . J. JJ UkiBl!

THE TIMES Pagu P . 4k. ASK FOR and GET SOCIAL NEWS The Original Halted Mill Substitutes Cost YOU Same Prlca. fl

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COMraO EVENTS.

Th fvpiinu hour committee, of the ..ir.imori'l W Oman's Club will hold ts f.rst meeting of the club ear this Kfti:n at the home of M;s Blanch" Hwll. 36 Mason street. The I. O T. M. Social Club will be r.tertained by Mrs. Margaret Van tte. 4;. ft Sibley street. Tuesday afternoon, a "pot luck" luncheon will tc served. An important meet inn of Bethany Cire.e. L-ijat Women will be held Tuesday nening at the home of Mrs. B. F. llirdesty. 441 Pecker street. A i-ard party and dance will he given b-. Loret-a, Council C. P. F- of 1. at the

I nuinity ry program

mg lay, ( they Its v e or.: ha! r f t add ress.

on the n-:.t

lo'.icr tilh and amiMUin'e that secured Mrs. Judith Low -hiongo to give the principal COMMFNTCATF.P.

I The vork for the year in the H.ni mond Woman's Club will bcKin wi'h jthc meet.n of the literature i r p.i i t -j niept Tuesday afternoon, at the home I Mrs. Holm in Uier.dale Park. In keopins; with present interest in tood-m

j things the literature drpa rt men! will I ! study present day writers throushout the year. An unusually interest ;ns pro- j 'gram mi Tagorr and Kipling has been

LAKE GO. - rurnflnTifisi

tAtifllUil f, decisions; t

(Special to Tut: Time? ) VALl'A HAIS . INI'. ..-pt. It. The ' Northwest Indiana Conference of the ' i M- K. il.un h will .-Kin here Sfpl. -'"! and last tint ! I ctob r 1. '1 lie program!

How s: Tuesday

September nt'erc n. s

25.

-Rev '

P. Monger. Wednesday,

Septcmter 6.

ill M. -hop H. .!.'. )i

I-ArhRTK. tngs of the C.irj. Fa'-t i

chamber of Commerce Wednesday fienr.i September 2rtth for the boneiit " ' ' . ... (i iei

ji the orphans tiome. j-.t-

I prepared for Tuesday t Miller, chairman for the :

d 1st rids low s:

SHOW. Mrs. Jhn D ?. e'oorer acted as ,

er show of I he

Friday afternoon of

announced the following ;

the contest: .

Ccsmos 1. Taul Green: 2. Marion Morse. . 1 Asters 1. Charles Kiibc-rn; 2. Emma

riOWIB

M;s AHa Afllvins. f:iia:!ey nd Mis. K. S indites at the annual fl

Vnlra! School on

last week and

a w a rd s i a

V. H Adams i!' t

stories and Mrs. Jos. from Ills poems. Mr., w ill sing the Tajore Hrmg Colored Tot s to p.:id "l.it'nl My t.'tht.'

lay or t o. t, .-.f i:.aft 1 Kip' ir.R's P.ecsstor.a !. Ki'Hm Mrs. Holm will She wiil h" assisted b

Mrs. C M ternoon. Mrs

II t w o Tau'ii -e ! Local Vllahen will read The .-.pf al

I.. 1.. lioinherer ., ;l b.,:w,i ,.( sours. "When Iliiary, Lake, count M - . '1..! 1 ' t . . . . .

i ou, -ii. oho. case ana rias

P. Mur-

1NT)., Sept. 21. Procoed-ili.-trict appeal hoird in T.:. -rino and Lake county

.-.os si on. : ' i . ! . ry Scrmon1! lb 111

An m v rsary, j

exeinmion mat'.'-rs are as fol-

Eoard boa rd

and IA 'h tcaf 'i After

preside a Mrs. 11-

Reversed. i has reversed th-1' m. No. city of i m t tie f o I low inr i

iM iiiptot t In. s men. a ! I !

r ice in

will the

- I H l!f : k.

-on and 5!ri

P. H. Harrington.

-1, Marparet K'.ir

Verhenas-

Miller. ;v:r.ias--Kuth Ccurb' l.aie.t aiiel 1.

i.it.

Gl i k. Klein.

dard.

P.eatrire

2. Pong las I'lummer.

i-.'dirli 1. Margaret Klein;

, , -e !"!uhrinif. .-eider Flower Howard Noonan i -r,K Kdna Wright. I e nsi"? fclmma Sal lie. Mixn'inette Julia Woif. i-flivlv Tuft Harry Miller.

N aituri u m s C. r c e I'etunias Theodore

Koses Harry Miller. Nicotine Beatrice Sto

M.niature sunrto- r-

t iid fashion

Ci a i . .Mixed bfiU'iUft 1, 2, 'Third W'ilhelm. Vrgetablt-s Peets Ki.born: 2. Harriet 1. iiuth Pallie; :.

rrots. 1, Prank

Yen. H Ho. k- : Z

Squash. IV. i f ti-y

I. Har-

St.od2. Flor-

Mrs. Arthur Anderson, a bride of thia j month, was the honor guest at another ,

i pretty party on Friday eirnnii; when j

Mrs. P.oso Highland of i-o Jesse street'

I was hostess :i t a 3l'eh.-n sliouf-r Pi iz"S j m the ei eiimi's piiirs v.i-ro wbn by j I Mrs. Otto Swart z. Mis C. Pohde andj ! Mrs. IV Vault. After mils and several j mtctestin contests the hostess served i ia two course luncheon. il,r quests in- j

I eluded Mrs. (V P.ohd.-. JJrs. K Herendt j Mrs. J. Pereiidt. Mrs. ('., ililson. Mrs. O i Swart;:. Mrs. S. tltidstiy, Mrs. Realty. J Mrs. Catherine ptratton. Mrs. K'.stcr, (Mrs. Baiie. Mrs. Hisenhauer. Mrs. I. i IU stern.an. Mrs. Pot. Mrs. Pe Vault,

i on the creiini

sini? j CzelaU. Joseph S I"'"- I John ko'si.o t tea. t 'h.rist. M ;ko K AH;- j ski. John I 'il u c I 1 s pra n ik. - A lek ; i 'rikow sk i ..Tohn

Mark SeiaUnv ich. Exemptions The appeal hoard following exemption grounds to men in Guy Ira Farts. Peter

Jankich, Panbt Pila;i,i. Iiko Couuty. Held fop Service mil from

Chester Iv Wolf. Mike Samalh

i d hirkos. irortes 1

d -pend. r,. : Adam r: Harry Pi, pn rot z. v Zukow si. i. .1 obr . Frank Ko::'niowI o'n n I'uillo, i li'oi'K-.t 1

Siewajtow iez. Tuny skroba, Tony Ceroiiia.

Granted. has granted the s on industrial arv. Pake county: Fi uir.se, Janko tP

-F.

! until

Mi, or i In! is. r PaVern

Mrs. P. Hob K i i ciiein.ber, Irene Cadsby

e. Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs. tha Mis.-es Catherine Fin. , Marv Puseh'i. lvatherine

id, s and

DMiL-las riummn-; j i . i

ts tsiz?. 1. Chariest et K.H'Per; (quality). I. Haiti-- Hockc Ibers- :

Smith; .". Charier- Ki!-l

r.orable iv.f iv.ir-n. liaii'-" Teas. Kaymond PI mum.

Charles Kiiborn. corn. x, "Smith: - Hat''1 Hoekelberg.

V'oions

ma Sa

P- P-i

Sa liie

rjs p.orint-". 2, Mildred s .eider: 2

Tot a nioef. Harris. I' Pa Vonna

1. Foil-snips, .eider.

Hoess. F!o; i,te Hi-' nliaii'-v. ( St ration. Iris UaJsby, F.slhtr

Mvrlli? I'ob.de. Mrs. Pavmond Sob! entertained

Saturday afternoon in honor of the third birthday anniversary of h-r dE.Ufjh'er Furuce. The quests were

;;hf) Wall. Mabel Marlalt. Maurnio

i Thomas, Irene Scli"c-r. Pa lira Jane. .' Scherer. Katherine Switzer. Sus.e Kohl-

j er, Fleam. if an l Dorothy Kritsch j Smiioy. Phlilip (tlo. AUerta j P.iilph Marlatt. Hans K.-hler.

Janet 1 S..hl. Mario !

i;r,,.t.-!' vsrietv of ve Ki

el, liattie Hockc'.berg. Humpffr Bros, will ha e Michigan peaches Tuesday i

.ables t.h:iit-

Walker. K-chard M-s.

Poy

a n.l ch.

John

on win

fin-, in.

lot of 3-2 l-l

-land Wen' ei int her

entertained , w ort h Social ; for the yeari homo in In-

WOMAN'S ClUB 3EXETS. i The Hammond Woman's Club began . new years work last Saturday aPei-i . ot it;.- Ma-t

e.-n w illi us i.it-i "I"..-, ... v ... i-i ensiomary it wa

n:c ii-tiii-i-r. -- I Presidents- Pay" and was tutingiyj , .... ,.. c.-n.-e of e'lllt) rre:- t

rtio w i in n i - I

ci' t'ormg- cit u s : -ii s. s

Point, president mi u.e Federation; Mrs. Cox.

Harvey Clev

the members of the Club at their first m SHturduy hhi.ui! ht

graham avenue. Contests were i feature of the evening, the r.rlze win-I ners beinn Mrs. Clevei.uid. Mrs. William j Klag". Fred Steiliric and Walter Pat-

j terson. i'e! i eslMi.er, t s vvfre served ftur-i

j inj:- the ev r.inr. The next .-!

tw o w ei- ks by

will be Ri.en

a v er.

.lent? from our it'

. ; 11. of Crcovn Tenth District

,H11

ident of the Fast Chief

and Mrs. base ot

were

niu Mo t h

ic .s I

all K8- short a r.iroducei by Mrs.

the new president. the moptiiis w ith lis secretary. After ton an entertain. ns:

was tinjoyeu. h giving a piano lbs trio. Mrs. eleor

Mis. P. P. H'-m

:t, Cilder Kiv inn I lower C.reeinij.' ing S'-renale.'' and Ml Kerch was thV r.:u H lines P.ob r. ;.(nns from F'tm

po e, ( l:ii y

Id res- .' O. who Miss

uh;

Mrs.

. These es and Thorn ppresided Pollie

The , vr ten ia r at the

jerman m e t ; n k home of

After P'

et and

m.-t

1 ion

I'll !

- nr

club was r i - Ti t

ivnic

a n

1 noper.

It"!' diti

Mr". V;

tVie bus:ne:-; y rogt am "? Mrs. W. II. -election, ail Hp Hann'Hii r.

-er and Mrs. Charlis, a jiroi.p of selections, ," Puihiby", Ken-

-My Hoey. Mrs. accompanist. Mrs. rtson save the two tns-on ("ook. entitled. Apvli'K.v" in I'leticli encore "Xti ban's ;iiric - ilo u suns a in 1 w rut- i. by Mrs. er tit b- 1. " Pai t iiiK-" .red by hearitiir the n. Mrs. Cooper ac-

'Pb!

for the :h tne J- . i. he ' e r.ativ '

I ro pra ia

T'i

ir. . c -. i i '

r w a r

of Mr. n. the

to.ii.K adiire.-t .lful t!;ou,;Vos !,ves and d. w it h a not her

The piano donated Killen. president, brinttotK in Kuard--ds while At the

Truman sveru..

- . C. T. A edn

Mrs. T. :. In: portar.t

. w i day

1 hold its afternoon iBltr, 2H4 bus mess

ill be transacted.

Judj,e and Mrs. Charles Yoecrer. 4 42 W. Stale street, celebrated the twenty-j fifth Hiiiitversnry of their marriage on' Siiiurday ev ening hy entertamintf a lartre otn-ny of friends at a dinner j

and dancinz party. Por

ilary) !. ratio

mium.u ivonios. Italnh I-.

Baker,- Thomas H. Iiufft. Puther M.:Cee. Ciscar 1-5. Tlo-il, Itenjamin Ahgrin. Iloilt-nd J. Teazle, Kdward Kspmi?. Pawrenee p. ibodwm, Nickola Curcija, Miio Curci.ia. Charle itloek. Stanly Parker i:...ok. Oeorire David, liltas Pottle. Jim Sidari. Jam's ;. Sut her) a nd, James A. Po.k. Lewis Schobach. flienil F. Coin, (lust C;;r.ivHSiihs. Ch.sti-r P. Slabouith, Philip f. pavie.s. Wilbur .1.

! Plin. Ravrnedid I'hnumy Seeley. William j Howard Pra, h. .lav p. Haworth. Walter j W. FiUeri:!. tsca r A. li. r,;eii. Pi. Kurd W.a-ks. Will. am Mc'arty, Alva F. Pccker, Joseph AVeiner. John Havrilla, Fl- ; bert Parn fbe Chester P. Iiep.ruler, Dei Witt Davis. Churl. Craw ford. Potter I DeUuelfo. Cuisenpe Harritano. Her

man J. Iis.ti.r. Jolm M. Polka. N';k Vrodos. John i b n. laukkis. Joseph Jadrriak. Deiruantiea St a thr.pu les, Pevvis Cranienee, Siuis Vretos. ick I.o.jchs,

and 'Christ Joseph, Paul A. Borman. Frank j MaKremis. John llrt.a, Nick Criaris. ! "ei rado J diarna. Atham Xaskon. Teter

Sikultc. Jose;di p.. Si. JVrrie, Prwis Prune. Mik Was in Frank Mrk:ev icz. SiiKi Puslia. l-:i!is i'.niia. Paul Spart, Stevtj ( 'lis nsli ; m. JiJm S cad, Hrrry Fassaris. iy.cii pones. John WojoKie'n. Thin :f teelu SoblHtes, Oeorse

i !as le.

Hold for Servic. (all from Whnini;)) i Nick Stepie, John Sakol. Anthony j I Tarastka, Frank Yohenak. Ceerttej

i Szazan .i-raiii lio'etsky. Peter Sprach. iCabor Such. ICItorc Mardo. (ierrre rapes, (l.'frsp An'.onov ich. Samuel Holt, j John Mis, John JanosVt. .Pdin Pokyirs, j Frank ;irsrd. Arthur Pevvis ain. Andy j J. Kellan. John Fr itovich, John J. ; Stewart. Joe Porin'.. k. rtell AVilliani, jCus Krolv. Joy Ktrkwoi.d. Frank K"bal-

eil-. y !a o ie.;i i . Michael Szuska. William Sullivan .lolm Vnsich. I'.udolph Medhed. Frank Pittman. Cap Sl.aczy. ;eort;e Pehnleeh. Harry S. pen-

n;. Pevcti.-n and Sacramen Xici.ol.-oil.

m. Putoiie:m. Adourn

2.1'u i'. in. Mission

loan'.- p. Firkr a! ro k; Pi. lb m y P

Pi v is, presid inc. Pf'U p. in. U. H. M

Address- Pev . H. fi. p. lira; S

charge of Mrs. J W. Uit!nner. 4:t'fi p. in. Heneral ( 'hai ae. rist i s ( dd Testament Prophets- - Dr. A.

Knudsoii. . ;, Seaman, presidiiiK. 7:"() p. in. It. ami of Temperance -Dr. ciar..!i,-e True Wilson. S:!5 p. in 1 iv. dine r.- A id - P:-. P. C. arcing; Pr. A. P. P:i:;t.s. i-rrsid. ri.t;. Thuvaday. September 27. :"A i a. in. Pi!, le Kxpositnn P.ishop JS'ielioisori. a:"'j a. in. Memorial Service Committee on Memoirs. Upon a . m. llus nrss. 12:15 p. m. Adournm. nt.

2:30 P- rn. Methodist HospitalPaul C. Curni' k ";.ol p. m. Anti-Saloon I.caK S'j ;.t. F. S. Shumaker: Pr. Wm. Hickman, presjdini;.

i ;(oi p. m. Amns Righteousness Pr. Re.. K. W St rocker

:"H a.

esby ten ess Pr. let ." a ass and

1 - . i -" p. 2 On p. ister-r nnd 2.H" p.

Ad-'t -

Conferem Welcome

Addres:-

at j Ad- i

if Mtn-

m Pa y men's in church f. W. F. Fibs. 111. PlshopS

'on f erence. m. Adjournment m. Joint Meet!!

Pa v men.

m. W. M S. Anniversary. Pr. M. P. o Hara; Mrs. Ida M

t '!y ne. j r. .-sldrng. 4:'iu p. m. IsHif.li. The Trophc-t of Fji ith Pr. A. c. Knud.-on; Kev. Albert i '. Northrop. presi-JinK. .'mi i in. l.ectufe. "Man and the Wre-li War" Pr. Frank I.aFayette I. o veiand. Saturday, September 23.

7) 7 -

Splltl Nichols

K:."u a. 12. PS p i;:;a p. 2. tut p ei a tun a 4 !'.! p. i 'lit is 1 1 a u .bin:. V 7 .:: i p.

m. Pihie Fxposition Bishop

Pr. k .n.l - Pr. Fi a nci

lie Husiio ss. m. A i jou rn mc rt . ru Conference Auto Ride.

ir. Ministers' Wives Asso-j . Presbyterian Church 1 in. Modern Bible Siudy and -l'; i ' h - Pr. A. '. Knudson: Dr. ; Crai.i. presiding. m. F.pwor'h Pentue Address j

p.-rt. 1 1. Smith. i P. m. Board of Home Missions !

Centre P.. Dean: P.ev. lienrge K. s. presiding.

-Pr

i e H.

The Probet A c. K mid si presiding.

Sunday,

;.ll

Sunday School. Sermon PisV.r p Thomas

rdina th

Bishop

': n .

7:30 p. m. Laymen's Anniversary. Ministerial Endowment Add resses hv Hon. Leslie T. i"w en and Pr. J. T. P. Sni th: J. W. Gardner nnd Rev. F. O. Fraley, prrsidinif. Friday, September 28. S.llft a. m. Fx post tor. v Address Bishop Nicholson. ! no a. m. Business,

September 30. inference Pove Feast.

rvue in charge of P)r. Tljomas J. issett.

'1 : 1 a in-:!. Nichel 2 :'"' Xlehol

! mi p. 111. Faith of the Fathers

! Pr. A. c Knudson: Rev. Frank F. Har-

trave. presidinr. 7.1H1 p. m. Sunday School AnniversaryAddress. Pr. KdKar Blake; Dr. II. A. (lot1 in. presiding. Monday, October 1. fc:Sft a. m. Repository Address Bishop Nicholson.

Wherever the Soldiers

go, there you will find WESTERN UNION Particularly in such changing days as these, it is good to know . that Western Union service is being continuously' lengthened to meet the new conditions. No matter where the soldier boys may go, you can depend on Western Union to reach them quickly and at small cost so elastic

is the service so universal. THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.

Telframs"Day Letters Right Letters Cablegrams Tloney 'Transferred ky Wire

a (.a

losir-.r Business Session.

JME PB131

(FROM THE TIMES' OWN iKDIAKAPaUS BUREAU)

TIltfES BUREAU AT STATE CAFITAL. INDIANAPOLIS. Sept.

j considerable specula! joii a."

! ble ffeet on the appeal

j suffrage siu! of Just ice Richard

2 P There is to the possi-

t ha

part y rs. A.

in tiie woman

lilm ss of Chief Krw in of Fort

Wayne. Judge Era in is just now recoverinH from an operation to winch he submitted recently, and it is understood that it will be several weeks before he will be able to resume his place cm the bench of the supreme court. This wiil leave only four judges on the ben, h. and there is a possibility of a tie vote when it conies to hand. nt? down a decision. It is also roiuted out tnat the court implit not lake up the case in the absence of Chief .ios'ne Erwin. because it is a rase of 'lie utmost importance, involving an important constitutional nut-s

hall which

: h

ra t e,

vv a s dec-

seh-me Masses o: decorated of Pclloll Little Luc in dair.'y

tie

was i color j

vv hit.

of the function a 1 1 ra ct 1 ve I y i n a

pink rosts an.l carnation'' he tables. William Propperj Hi., nrt- d as toastmaster . I ie Fox and ipm.evive Presse j v.h'.te f-o. ks and carrying i

sintner. Charbs 1-1. Koch, John Rthoizeph. Charles .ok. Luke: Psima. Jolm

Frank McNeil. Held for Service fall from Ttrnatius J. Hu-une. Fred Fl Kovabb-h, Alphonso Jeffrey. Held for Sirvtv (all from

Paul Zahora, S-.rriey. Aidv '. Mu'.doon,

Oihson) int. Tom

lion.

--W.i Mike

Iter Fred S i rn tro.

Hessville)

Muellfr, James P. Vanes,

f tb': v. ere cf P"

pro c ra err '. ed 1 7 vv lib

-., d-el b. th

I o 11 S

ha.riv. ! ti.a n i-ra-el'i: V

n and Tb" el a w it'r fl.-l i 'i-.' -S

V. ;

pot toe and e

refresh- ;

social com- j

V P. Piirnuist ' J. Ruff. ice ! s w erf- ret t i - ' pa I ms. bow Is '

iiolas. Mrs.,

bad the dait'.-::ift dare--- be chest ra flirty we HP Mr. snd Mrs. Mr. and ton. III.. R-jRPrs I Wit! of l "n ica sro. Ch i. a to. Harbor, caco. M.'-

liver hasl::-t? filed v :th pink roses

ir rand march. An i-vinin.,' of fo-lowed, the mus.c for the ,r,? furnishel by lOlster's. ormor.B the iruesf at the

re Mrs. M. Yo.u-'. r of Lansinir. ( and Mrs. O. B. Kisch.el. Mr.; . H-nry I.tnigbf in of Chios", j Mrs. William Propper of pdMr. and Mrs. I.e.. Hui-rck of -.rk. HI.. Mr. and Mrs. b-orpe Indiana Harbor. Mrs. Kline i f j Mr. and Mrs. A. Marsh, of)

Mrs. M. .-i Inilli of Indiana M'ss Pn-ma Hoffman of Chi- . pose y.KBer of Panstnsr. PL,

.ludpe Roehford of th Marion county superior court, decided several days apu that the j.iw encte.1 by ir,.- 1017 legislature Kivme women the riiht to vote

for all offices not created hy the constitution was unconstitutional and void. The appeal will be tiled with the supreme court ths week. It ts the hope of all parli-s to tie suit that the supreme court may hand down a final decision in time to inform the women of Indiana whether they shall have the right to vo e at the comitie city and town elections throughout the slate, which will be b.dd in Nov .ruber. Lawyers say Judpo Rochford's decision affects only the city election in Indianapolis and town ('lections in Marion county towns, because the jurisdiction of his court is limited to that territory. Therefor -, both part its are going ahead with then piatis to have women vote in tiie remainder of the state. But, while Judge Rochford's decision will not be binding on other places it will probably have h certain desire of influence, and in case the women vote at city and town elections and later the womarr suffrage law js knocked rut by the supreme court theie miKht arise complications in n.Kard to results of surh elections.

YOM KIPUR. The Great Atonement Day Celebration by the Jewish Community. At the setting of the sun Tuesday. September the twenty-fifth, the Jewish

I people throughout the world, will beirin

the observance of the holiest day in their religious calendar Yom Kipur (Day of Atonement) is the jrreat Fast of Israel. It is Judiasm's Sabbath of Sabbaths, and it has a firm hold on the Hebrew, because its noble poetry appeals to his soul and gives voice to his faith. Atonenent is effected by humhlinK oneself before God in sincere penitence, in abstaining from all worldly pursuits and pre-occupations; by a day of devout devotion, and thus fully feel the Krief of sin. and the beauty of holmes-, and the wisdom and imperious need of the correct life. The devout Israelite spends the entire day in synagogue. "For a day in thy courts is belter than a thousand elsewhere (Paalms CPXXXIV. V 10). A memorial service in memory of the departed, including- those who have rendered great services to humanity, forms an Important part of the solemn atonement service. The Beth-Al congregation will have services Tuesday. Sept. 25lh. 6:30 p. m.

with the Hammond high school boys

and art- at Fortress Monroe. They asked to be lemembered to their Hammond relatives and friends.

Tuesday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock. It will be a patriotic meetitiK and the work of the lied Cross will be explained by Miss Patterson, Mis. ilrove and Mrs. Big per. The children of the grades will mve the program.

ol 1 me irni'd d fol

Miss Amelia C. Ron ( 'In cap i

Her nadrfta Kisch.l and Miss hnrgli'.n of Ch.eaco. Fd Smith. A. Kischel. Cus lpld-hrant of . C Brown of ( iak Tark and the

Mrs, n. J, street has r-tt she was call.

-o her t WS Sev

while driving nt Tekamah. rush'-d to I tnma n uel 's ),e Omaha and operatvd on. H

State

Mrs F. B. Fekenboy. 4 Ft Kim street.

'entertained at a luncheon on Saturday for Mrs. W. Wilson of May street and Line i her house (truest. Mrs. John Honquest

from Omaha w here o-.v ing a u a cciden t

ei. linger F. Thcnn son v. ho rely injured on Augijst 6ih

He was pita! in Mill re

mains in

ica I ond 1 1 inn.

fi How iiik c v.dbre.

II and

:. t : e

. ing

Mr:if Pie line pa.-l

Pari-: decor w 1 1 h I res

Pun- 1:

auons. ; Mrs. ' i.b nts. i

A. M'-t.ontte W t re til 1 1 tiie reee i ipson w er

J. Floyd Adams. Mrs. Miuni" Off .' . Mrs ,T. S. Hlackir.tin. Mrs. Ralph Ross. Mrs. R, o. Winckler. Mrs J. Turrvr. Mrs. J. auie Saw y or, Mrs. J. Ibach. Mrs- P.dtth Criff'it and Mrs. C Atkinson. A marked amount of

fit! hu.-iasm whs displayed by the one hundred and llfty .tub women present, attd the corning year is anticipated as one of great interest and profit in the

from Hammond: AT-, and Airs, nt. Mr and Mrs;. Frank YV !l-

Mr .and Mrs. (iera'd Haines, Mr

fnd Mrs. P Pressel. Mr. and Mrs. C. Fcklund. Mr. and Mrs. F. Fox, the

press.:!. Rose Yolibrech'.

Miss Fell Pink-rtsou a hour party yesterday

l.ovv-'ll. her (in. -is for thf follow Hit; members

t ne

etc c i t at her the di r.f the

M .-s l lem

Messc Willia Roy fining from

s Vi. . 1 v e

Pressel and .1 vr r ;Ow sk i. ih'.off.

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Stewart, Yerna Millos, 'eta SliUtii. X".? Hush a Foi:ov ing a three cours

at tvv.lve o'tloik the (rues-.s terta.ir.ed witli musb. by Miss

next c:ub t.arty will lie

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Misses Hebn Fdith Rip ev, id v'alara Sass. ; dinner served

were enSass. The

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b of t he I c r c t u r n :

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S. Metals Relast evening

aftr fttending Council conven-

ti.n which was held at the Waldorf Astoria. While in the cast he visited Jacob Hrusel. son of Mr. and Mrs. J

Mis Oscar ms entertain T. I", at her the close of sion a dainty

at her homo in Calumet

evening' of October 3th. I Met 'lure on I-riday evend members of Hie W. C home m 1 5Mh st reef. At the regular business sescoliation was serve.) and

of Cleveland. foTmeily cf Hammond. There will be a meeting this evening of the Ninth Ward Women's Smalley Club at the home of M-s. P. J. !."yon-, 115 Webb street. Mayor John P. Smalley and others will speak and all ant invped to Hie meeting which is

the secor ed at thi-

il since the c home of Mrs.

lib J.

was a. ;

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1 P. lodge o. o.

of L. JfSS iff! F. hall

'"olden Rule Council ; will hold its regular Tuesday evening at the j.

in Sta ie stre. t. A short husin.-is mret m(r will be In Id on Tuesday evening by the Hammond Chapter of Fastern Star at the Masonic temple following which there

will be a and their

enrd r arty-friends.

for the members

the guests were entertained with mu-

Mr. V 'Iti-sn i

1 S. Beiter an bav e charge

I Mrs of Hi

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P. Brus and Mr

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Harry ewman. son if Mr. P.. Newman who enlist. d

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M-. ani Mrs. A. C. Sievers nnd Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stewart of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Rosoribaum cf Haiina. Ind., Mrs. S. Crady. Mrs. A. Merrill and children. R:iy, P'-'la and Ruth and Mr. and Mrs J P. Chdd and children Myrtle and Robert were guests at Hie home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hmer of Pewis

at the school i street Pundav.

Mr. and Mrs. Cieorfte Cupp, 299 Logan street, have returned from Cleveland where Mr. Cupp attended a convention. Miss Katherine Sharrer left yesterday for Fvanston. Ill,, to enter Northwestern Fnivtrsity. Pr. Maurice Iddings of Fort Benton.

i Mont . was in Hammond this morning on his way to Lowell where hit; will li;sit his brother, Dr. John Iddings and I family. ! Mrs. J. C. H.nslev has returned to her home in Danville, 111., after vlsitimr her nieces. Mrs. R. A. 'Jbddard and , Mrs. Frv tn Miiler of Hammond. t ! Miss Prances Seward has returned j from a visit in Sheboygan, Wis Mr. and Mrs. Wayne, Van C, Icier of : Detroit street are entertaining; Mr. Van j ijilder's father, A. L. Van (lilder of Ply -iii-tut n. Ind. (lien (b.ddard has r turned to his 'hoine in Springfield, O.. after visiting 1 Mr and Mrs. R. A. Coddard of Wtntw ort h a venue. P. X. Jewett has been oonrined to his home m Sheifidd avenue for several ; days suffering from a severe case of blood poisoning. 1 Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Mason of Chi

cago, formerly of Hammond, were the quests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Liesgnfclt of State Fine strict Sunday. A. Michfly and William Hucklt-berg of Gary spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hurst of State Line

st reet. Miss Carolyn Mae Robinson, 518 Hoffman street, has returned from a three weeks' vacation spent with fri.nds and relatives at Louisville, Ky.

contains full information on how to knit the eight standardised articles: slevcless sweaters, mufflers, helmets, socks. wristlets. wnsh-clothcs, bed socks and bottle covers. Recent cables i mm Major Murphy, Red Cross commissioner with the American boj s in Fiance, emphasized the need for th warm knitted articles for the soldiers who face the hardships of winter in the t renches. Army officers request thai these articles be forwarded to France as soon as possible. The severity of winter on the battlefields and a risin(f tuberculosis rate to combat demand they warn, that several million of these artic es reach France before Thanksfji v ing. Sock knitters are warned that knots, riders or lumps must be avoided, as hey blister the feet.

VOICE OF R E O R L E

SOME DID NOT GET 6 PER CENT Gary. Ind., Sept. 22. Editor Times: As a reader of your paper, and I believe it is the best in Gary, but the newsboys don't seem to have it half the time What I want to lelH you is. that'10 per cent raise that you had in Tun Times is a pipe dream. The last raise the men working in the steel mills you had in your paper 10 per cent, but some did not get 6 per cent. Your reporter could find out if he asked some of the men that work around the engine room or the men at the blast furnace, and I suppose it will be the same this time. The Steel Co. report is that it cleared over $144.fiOO.OOO in three months. What I Kunt to say is this, the men working in the heat this summer could not get a water hoy, they were told they must keep down expenses and get the water themselves. Is it any wonder there is an I. W. W.? Couldn't blame th-s men to belong. In a certain kind of work at the blast furnaces there are 15 or IS men working there for years, all Americans, paying for their homes. dM not get 6 per cent because the boss knew they would stay on the job because he knows they can't do anything else." while he don't forget his friends and they get all that is coming and then some. I beg your pardon if 1 have taken up too much of your time. I could tell some more dope, but you might be tired already of this letter. Wishing you best wishes. ONE WHO KNOWS.

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The Stork Visits Two Hospitals in 3-ary Other Pair Doing Well.

Twins were born to two Gary couples, but one pair is dead. Those who saw- Dr. T. . Tuner hurrying down Sixth avenue last evening instinctively felt that he had the stork on board as a passengrer. Later the nurse at Mercy hospital announced to Jacob Spitzer, 367 Jackson street, that he was the father of twins boyn. Mother and boys are doing nicely, thank you. A daugh.er was born at the hospital last night to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kolyer, ICS West Seventh nvnue. THESE TW1S DIR. The Stork also brought twins to Mrs. John GuEtin, 2213 Adams street, -who is at General hospital They were little girls and thsir mother named thera Mary end Ella. But the little tots did not liv long, one dying shortly after birth. The other lived unt il Sunday morning. This afternoon Fndertaken Williams conducted the funeral. Inter'ment at Oak Hill cemetery.

HOW TO KNIT FOR SOLDIERS

OH! THAT AWFUL BACKACHE IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

PROPOSES FLEET OF GIAXT AIRPLANES TO " CROSS ATLANTIC AND BOMB U-BOAT BASES

An unhealthy body , and 'he iirltapi !- "less and misery which follow, mat bc preveuted by o-dnary judgment and -are. Keep your sroaiach ami kidneys in -;-afe and you will have good health, kidneys' work is ro throw off the ..: -on;. us matters which enter the body. 1' they rerform their work r.gulariv tod automatically the other organ' will tri e tare of themselves. pleased 'on'1 ' T ions of the bladder or kidneys are indicted by nervousness. st,.pj-,ls.nii.'i!. that tired, woi-nmit feeir.2 dizziness, nausea, back. -he, lumbago, h-ntmatisin.. pain in the lower abdomen, -rany sc-calied "female troubles." severe ,ir-" Mi-id d i no-) fort whin u rot h - o fr

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UPHOLSTERING

For upholstering and furniture repairing call Hammond 2543 or East Chicago 970. We call for and deliver. First class work references furnished.

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(By United Press.) WASHINGTON", Pert. 21. Here s how to knit a sleveless sweater for a

soldier, according to official Red Cross instructions: j Get two and a half hanks of yard. Also

one pair of Red Cross needles, Xo. 3. j Cast on f0 stitches. Knit 2. purl 2 I stitches for four inches. Knit plain until sweater measures 25 inches. Knit 2S stitches, bind of 24 stitches for neck, loose. Knit 25 stitches. Knit seven'

ridges on each shoulder, cast on 24 stitches. Knit plain for 21 inches. Purl 2. knit 2 stitches for four inches. Sewup sides, leaving 9 inches for armholes. Now if you are still interested in going further with the war knitting brigade: go to your local Red Cross chapter and ask for one of the official knitting circulars. F.ve hendred thousand of these circulars have been srnt to local chapters everywhere by th Red Cross. Vlaeh

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The 600 H. V. giant Italian Caprcni warpiane which carries 2730 pounds of bombs. . Major R. Perfetti, of the Italian flyin? corps and head of the Italian aeronautic mission to thi? country ha3 proposed the use of a fleet of g-iant airplanes to cross the Atlantic end destroy with bombs the German sub-ir-rHe bases "If the money for the purpose were f opjiccminp," says Major Perfetti. "the submarine problem would soon be solved." The giant Italiat Capron vvarp'.ane, capable of carrying 27i0 pounds of bombs, is, me type of air dreadnought recommenced.

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FOR RENT Seven-room house with garage: A I condition. Phone 137 or call Henrv V. powney Han-im,,,-,,! fi-2-P2

Play Safe! Keep Out of The Quicksands. By MOSS.

ABRiDGE ts meant to cross SOMETHING. It GETS jou SOMEWHERE. They first t.ui!t bridges of wood, although there are

anciDt stone bridges in China. Xerxet built bis famous bridge of boats across the UeUespont in 40 B. C, resembling the iontoon bridges the army build at the present day. Trajan's magnificent stone bridge across the Danube, 4,770 feet lonir. was built A. D. 106. Comini; to MODERN TIMES, the Brooklyn bridge. 5.826 feet long an! 135 feet high, was started xt 1869. and now there are two other suspension bridges of even greater wonder mmt by p cross ti t same river. A bridge is meant to cross SOMETHING. It GETS you SOMEWHERE. EACH AD. in tWs paper is a BRIDGE, built by a merchant to help yon CROSS the QUICKSANDS of DELAY and IAN'D yu on the BANKS of CERTAINTY. You'll SAVE TIME and PLAY SAFE and get HONEST SERVICE and RIGHT GOODS if you PATRONIZE the ADVERTISERS In THIS PAPER. - The merchant who ADVERTISES the YEAR ROUND Is a PRETTY SAFE ONE to TIE If? TO.

When the Skin Seems Ablaze With Itching and Burning

There's Just One Thing To Do. If your skin seems ablaze with the fiery burning and itching of E;-zema. real snd lasting re'ief can only come from treatment that goes below the surface ths t reaches down to the verysource of the trouble. Jo-cIled skindiseiises come from a disordered condition of the blood, snd the propert treatment is throuirh the blood. Coiu-ch ims Md Dear, and you cannot

find a blood remedy thst approaches S. S. S. for real efficiency. It hts h-en on the market fr fifty years, during whn-h time it has been giving uniform satisfaction for nil manner of blond disorders. If you want prompt and lasting relief, you .Jin l!f upon S. S. S For exprt sdvicf as to the t r en t men t ' of your own iniivi.iual .use. write to-dey to Chief Medical Adviser. Swift .Specific Co., Dept. M-63, Atlanta, Ch. Adv.