Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 111, Hammond, Lake County, 29 October 1917 — Page 5

Monday, October 29, 1917.

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COMIN& EVENTS. Mrs. J. C. UrHvet will h.- hostess on Tuesday afternoon ;it her home in Oarrol street to the members of the Erthflanc Club. The 1. H. Ki. Club v ill be ntertair.cd by Miss Clara Sass at h-r koine, MS Murray street Tiicsdny canine. Circl" No. 2 will be iitei-taine i by Mr?. II. Bieker on Tuesday in-nad if Thursday afternoon of this week. Triumph Council No. 11 P. of L. will entertain at a "Spook Party" 'his evening at tlu- I. O. O. V. hall. The social department of the Baptist Woman's Union has arranged for a musk Hallowe'en party for Tuesday ,ntn:ng In the gymnasium of thr nuirrh. The- member and their families te guests.

The music department of the Ham-m.-.tvJ Woman's Club will hold its tirt invfciin. of the y ar Tuesday afternoon at three o'elocti at the homo of Mrs. L. S. Cooper, s Mason street, and initv fill members of the club who ai mters.til in music to come to the meeting. Mrs. George Hannsuer has the program !!i charge. It will bo as follows: " Modern Music." a paper Miss Dolhe Knotts Group of songs (a) "Albr Sreien" Riohaid H'rauM (b) "Zueignung" Richard Strauss (C) "Wah'.einsankeit" Max 1-teger (d) "The Mai.len and the Butterrtj' u'Albert Mis. liar.nauer. Group of sor.ga Hugo Wolf Mrs. !'. O. Paige. Piano numbers (a) "Traumcrei Robert Schumann ibl "Traumerei" Richard Strauss Mrs. P. J. Lyons. On Friday evening an informal cotil-, la n was given at the Clifford Confervatory by the "Tr-ppett Club." which is j con, rosed of students in the dancing' do-j ra-tment of the conservatory. The; evrut wis in charge of Miss Gwen Ger- ! trade parsons, the very aide instructor, of tint dt rartmi.nl. The large dancing: studio was appropriately decorated in l.'.-.ck and yellow festoons, cornstalks. I j.-n k-o'-!anterns and autumn leaves. I Over fifty gut 8:? were received by mem-; hers of the club dressed as ghosts. Pur- j Ir.g the evening the ;;.!' v i re very njoyaNy entertained by Miss Evelyn Remember Those Meals Mother Used to Make? Hnw many times Latv you wished for the same kind of a meal? You need wish no longer for at. tht Eehidere Restaurant at. T.24 Washington St., just a few steps off Broadway, they serve just tho.e kind of meals. Mei chants" Lunch, from H: a m. to 2 p. nx, at 2."c. Dinners at ?,oc. And Sunday chicken dinners they're certainly deliciously appetizing at 50c. Belvidere Resiaurant 524 WASHINGTON STREET GARY. -1 iJJia

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TO THE PUBLIC: Pursuant to an order issued by the Public Service Commission of the State of Indiana on the 11th dav of October. 1917, in eauso No. 3282, the GARY STREET RAILWAY COMPANY, owning and operating the street railway lines on Broadway, Fifth Avenue and Eleventh Avenue in tho City of Gary, and on certain streets in the cities of Hammond and East Chicago, is ordered by said Public Service Commission to establish in said cities the following schedule, of rates, tolls and charges for passenger transportation on its railway system: Six five-cent tickets for twentyfive cents, good within the corporate limits of any one of the cities of Gary, Hammond and East Chicago, except south of the Little Calumet River in the City of Gary, or A single individual fare of five cents good within any one of the aforesaid cities. These rates, tolls and charges become, under the order of the Public Service Commission, effective November 1, 1917, and thereafter will be the only fares or tickets accepted for transportation ,bv the GARY STREET RAILWAY COMPANY on its lines within each of said cities of Gary, Hammond and East Chicago. All eieht-for-a-quarter and tcn-for-a-quarter tickets will on and after November 1, 1917, be discontinued.

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Pl.-uubach who proved a. most capable fortune i.l'.or and by the Misses l'.ortha Assers.-ri. Arline Pav s ami Grace Gl'.ok as .eelo dancers. Re freshmen ; s were served b.i MKdanii's Cunningham, Luth- . r r.nd Krii.bill. - Severn I friends gathered at the home of Gera'id lLin. s in Harrk-on street la-t Sat unlay evening for a stiprise- party in cel. biMtten of Ins lortod i.v anniversary. 'I'h" In was decora te-. I a it incl t ei v in the Hallowe'en c"l'TK and following '" evtniiu: of icatnes and music a llal-Iov,-.'e:i puvr x.'is serveii. j'"fii:TH wre sriven jV the table. In tb times prizes were won by Geral.I I'nee and RuMi Warnimont. The euesls in'-htdod V r. atvi M r Wait' r IT ice and son Gerald. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Guise, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gu:. Mr. and Mrs. .losepii Warnimont i t-.-i d-iuhxcr l:mli, Mr. and Mrs. O. I). Duckworth and Mr. and Mrs. (jera'.d J i .;:i The 'Tiny T " of the Tiippett Chib enreri a i ned near'v s-ixt v children Saturday afternoon l ror.i :!::!'' to 5:1,") o' 'ock in t!:e C'.iii'ord Coti?--r va rory n-oias. Gair.es were pl:iy:d whih- an d.l v.i'ch t.-hl the chiboeti llnir ite. K.inn Hirsch and Tcsephine Makows'iy dsnced !-o!o dances, which added much to the entertainment. Later Miss Larsons and Mrs. Asserson served refreshments. rMtio Davis and Helen Smith receive., prizes for liavint; the nitfst cotut:-s. Miss Gwcn Gertrude I'ars' ns. instructor in the di-ticirar depnrtmetit sup ritdended the festivities. A surprise party was tendered Mr. and Mrs. J din Katv.ra.dt last e en-ins at their home in Truman avenue. Cards were played, the prizes in the games going to Mrs. John Spinner, Mrs. H Vollmcr. Mrs. Law r nee Long, 11. Yvllmer, August Kamradt and Thoiras Hrown. A sunflower lonnst was alo :i feature of the ,-wnuis and pr;;:ej w- re won by Thomas Lrow n and A. Orsesky. A three course luncheon was served at eleven o'clock and the remainder of the evening was occupied with music. The gu-sis included Mr. and Mis. August Kamradt, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Long. Mr. and Mrs. A. orsesky. Mr. and Mrs. H. Vol'iv.rr, Mr. and Mrs. I. Seherer. Mr. and Mrs John Spinner. Mr. and Mrs. J. and Mrs. John Kamradt, Sch- rer, Mrs. Stubbie. Mrs. Uasohcr. Thomas Lrown. Kovach, Mr. Mrs. Mary Wiliies. Mrs. W. Hornak. Miss Cassie Lrary, Miss l:a Ko!b, Miss Elfriedi Weis. Miss ink, Miss Margaret Long II. rn-.inc Chernik. lln'.ina and HorMiss One of tHe lcwe'en part Hamrnotid evening. Th most elaborate of the Dalies will lie given at the 'our.'.ry Ch;b on Tuesday hall will be dec. rated to give the appearance of a lare barn and will have gnat mas-vs of autumn foliage, cornstalks and jack-o'-lanterns It wiil be ;t rjstume parly and the guests will con"1 in farm costume. The party will be in the navure of an old-f n hl n. d dance and will have many novel features. Mrs. D. P.. Taitt entertained on Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Carl Nelson of Chicago, formerly Miss Julia Wall. Live hundred v. as I'aye.i, high score in the games being made by Mrs. Nelson. Miss Kate Emery was awarded the consolation prize. At the exclusion of the frames a. prettily appointed two course luncheon was serve. 1. Th'-r" 1 J. in x 1 t sl r i h U u u U M 4,' P N r s 1 A hi ri street ; r JC ..i..,.

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Mr. and Mrs. )'. J. Krrnneyer of imi Pai k Llaec t nlerta im d at dinner last evening us a fan well to Mrs. John . j Savage of Seattle who wtll conclude her visu here tomorrow. Pretty Hallowe'en! decorations w ei e used at the tables w b. re. there were covers la i dfor Mrs. ravage. Mr. and Mrs. K Khrieh and daughter lMna and so iiAlfreil of Harvey, HI., Mr. and Mrs. John Ahlborn. Mr. and Mrs. R Stelling and daughters l.ydia and Minnie. George Mott and Kerry and Lrnest Steiilng rak Patrol has everything in readiness for its Hallowe'en dance on Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple. A JHZ.T band w ill phy and the bull w til be epjpr rateiy t'!. corated wiili autumn foliage, cornstalks and Juck-o'-lant'-rns. Ketreshnients will be served. Tickets can b- procured from the nitinhers or at the hall on Tn-sdny. A large number hus already la-en Itsposed of. The Jewish Lat1.es' Aid Society will meet Tuesday evening at Seven o'clock instead of Wednesday, the regular meeimg .lay at ihe home of Mrs. A. Marks in South Hohman street. Important plans for the Liberly Loan ball will be made anil o.ht r business w ill he tiansacud so thkt a large aLL.iiuance of metedit rs is desired. A temperar.ee program in charge of Mrs. II. L. Granger was given at the Sunday evening meeting of the Monroe Street E. worth laague. Talks were given by Mrs. Granger and Mrs. L. ). Kick who presented a resolution for tobaecol, ss and drinkless days. The resolution was prepared by Mrs. Grarg- ':. Mrs. nick and Mrs. I. II. Graves. A reading was given ! y Miss Sadie Marcus and the musical numbers were by the Ke v. Paul K. Benedict anil J. C. Millikin. Mr. and Mrs. W J. Whiresell. 12L" Harrison slrtet. are auarar.tined with diphtheria. Mr. and Mrs. Yictor Dyer and son Robert returned Saturday from Crown Point. Mrs. C. W. Campbell. Mrs. Merle Campbell and Miss Willetta Pinwiddio isited Dean Campbell of the Engineerinns Corps and the other Hammond boys who are at Camp Grant yesterday. Mr. ai.d Mrs. George Wall h 'd : n i their guest for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. I-'ivd Porter and Mr. and Mr-. Carl Xelson of Chicago. Mrs. Carl Thomas of KnoxvilL. Tennis the guest of her mother. Mrs. Viola Smiley, of Conkey- avenue. Mrs. Oliver Daughi rty has returned from Clinton, In., where she was called by the illness of her brother. Mr. and Mrs Edward H. Rhode of Williams street announce the birth of a son. Kilf Edward, on Sunday, October I'Sth. Mr. and Mrs. Charles White of Chicago spent Sunday with Mrs. White's sister. Mrs. l-'rank Lyons of Stale street. Mrs. T. K. Leary returned this mo, nine from Louisville, Ky.. where she js. iR-d her brother, Henry Huehn who is in camp there. Lutherans Celebrating the Reformation Lutherans throughout the country wi'l celebrate ihe 400th anniversary j ef the Reformat b -n which was h.-g'.in j by Martin Ivtther, when on October !:;ist. 1017. he naib-d those famous . j thei b. the door of tli" Castle church j nt Wittenberg-. St. Paul's Lutheran ehuri h in Clint. -n stteet. St. John's j. n Tow!., street, and St. J. din's in West iHaram.-nd will have sperinl pen i-. s or. i Wednesday venmg at 7:3'1 p. m. I-he.-y tTort has i.een made to m.iUe th's eri-e as impressive as possible. The climax will be reached next Sunday far as St. Paul's church. Is cont '-ii-ol. The f.!l program will be ; ubiislit d later. TI..-I e w ill be three s.-iv-. i'-es morning, afternoon ami evening". "o-nmitfees npo-. int-d by the ,.,,n8.,.. -'' tb"-n and St. Paul's Lutheran leae-v. ! v ,11 meet this evening for the putpose .. ' D.sim, ,o--,.,,- . . . ' ' ' - e ' I " ' t ' ' ' o I 'e je ii o n . If ... i r, , . .. . 1 ii. on . i' -.in i oinr. iioi.art an.I rdh.-,-i towns will be prosen-t at the t i b luak t ; n. Death of Mr?. Michels. M '"s. Ei nest t ma Micbel. ag-d i lotd Sunday midnight at her home 1 m! Favett" street ef hoatt t-m,',' she is survived hv ' daugbf. i Carrie an-l Pearl. a grand. iaiit-ht -oihy. Th" funeral will be held at , la:.';"' Thursday morning at the house with the rtev. Bauer of ficiat inc. anil l.urial is to be made at Chesterton. MUST SUPPLANT THEM WITH MEN j AT ST V1K IMT.I.. j L""' -.N.AI'( d.IS. Ind . Oct. '.". Atternev- tb.rieral Kle Stansouty gives I his i, inien tli.at women are not eRgipi.-. io bold municipal offers in eHi.-s 1 vher women have he.-n H'enin-C'd i for clerk or treasurer, n-en nni.-t be ' s:ibtit-:ted a candidates. H. CAR THEFT CASES HEARD The Indians Harbor railroad thef' ise were ennepideti Saturday when udere Fmy administered $110 tines sr-1 .i hirty-.lav sentences in the county .'nil o William Rein, conductor; C. L'. 'ravli and Parrs Hansen, sr.i telpne.-, barged with larceny. and George 'hri.'t and Christ Sowit h. charged wuOi eteiving stolen goods. "rorg "over, Pennsylvania railroad police, j-.peared against the men. ! t JAKE TAKES FIRST. Jacob Shroeder took first prize in the monthly play of the Hammond Skat club yesterday afternoon at the home of Henrv Roenau. corner Calumet and Ix-igan streets. Frank Fande took second honors: August Mayer, third, and R Hahlwez. fourth. Charles Mayor was skat master. I NO TRACE OF BANDITS FOUND No trace has been found of the four bandits who robbed the offices of the P.etz company. Hammond. last Fridaynight of $300 In cash and $30' in dental gold. The bandits entered through a rear door, bound and sagged two watchmen, blew open two safes and broke the lot ks of three big vaults in search of the company's J7,000 cash pryroll w i.ieh they believed was kept at the -ilar.t. The piyr-H !s kept at the first National bank unti! pav- time.

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iy united Prem t-iijiew ram.) LONDON, Oct. 29 Great raldlaff activities of British and Belgian troops in llanciTs was reported in today's official statement. vo raided the euemy at night." Tield i Marshal Halff declared, la the Eeiyhborhood of E.eutel hostile detachments j were repulsed. North of Merchant a ' LelRdan patrol captured a G-erman post F.na twenty-one mea yesterday. North of Dixmucia a scccorafal Bellau raid brought back tweuty.thrae prisoners and a machine ffuiu' QtyMefs m i mriwi-i i mm ii mam leu ail The Democrats will meet at Kockler's barbershop Wednesday night and at Ca: ey's hall Thursday night. Other meetings this week arc 10 be arranged. Adam Kotaeky, a Pole, Zl years old. is booked at Ilnmm.-nii central police station at a "slacker." The pad reports the man carried a registration card, how ever. The Hammond Loyal Order of Moose had charge of the funeral of (.'. p. Curry, 13-HS Hurley avenue, South Chieato. who was killed m the Hegewisch railway yards 1 si Thursday. The funeral was held yesterday from the family's residence. Luna 1 was made at 'akwood cemetery. Curry is survived l y a wife and ehii i, two brothers, a sis.icr and hi sfath. r. ROBBED OF $200. Kaamer Lipkuki. S'1,1 Buffalo street. South Chicago, report. -d to Hammond polite yesterday thet his pockets had i I . en picked on the street car enn.ule from Chicago to Hammond of $2Cm. He said he remembered of two nun pushing him in the crov ded car. KOLB EXPECTS BIGHAJORITY Adherents ...f Wil.'Uini Kolb. Democratic candidate for city vlerk. are prophesv in 1 's r. -e!,.-. t n by a greu'er ! mat-Kin of votes than when he first was jelteted four yenf.s ago. J Clerk Ktdb has been on the joh every j tlay but two s'.v.ee lie took on e e. H,j litis had no vaei.lion ami has given llnj i pt oplt a clean and an e:': icieut a-Jmiiils-i tr.'itit.n. I Mr. Kolb is wtll known throuehout the city. He is the son of Mrs. R.ipert Wei ley, a prominent clubwoman. Church Audience Buys .Liberty Bonds Meu.b. rs and a- . .nc r.-ga i ion c-f ihe Eirst Laptist eburcb subscribed for two libeit bonds at th" Sun-iy morning service. The Laptist W'.-man's I'r.iou alyso purctiased a s;.a libertv bond. Bang! Boone Clouts Another Seditionist; So Much for America Attorney p. Roone has appeared ftgain in Ins dramatic sketch entitled. "Ridding J lamr.iond of S. iii'.ioii." In the downtown district Saturday evening the ve i era n silenced a. man wh.i boast, t tiiat. the Germans would go "ntht through the An ericans." "Yeah, just ike that," said Boone, unti clouted t be g. ;:t on the jaw. A fewdays ago Boone thre w a liussiati socialist out of a restaurant when the latter Mild the Aiiieriein soldiers weren"t fed. GRAHAM HOME; LIKES CAMP LIFE Lieutenant J. A. Graham, Lake county coroner, was in Hammond yesterday visiting his family. The army surgeon reports the entire Hammond contingent at the second officer's training camp in the best of spirits and anxious to see serj,o it: Era nee. He expect; to leave for I-': a nee Ibis fall. Dr. Graluim wa never in be Her ph;, sou! condition. Time ar" l-'" hpyt ians in camp at !'t. Harris. in and as Graham tells rockn. y dialect stories in. is booked frdid every night. Dr. Grnham states that white "ie men fite roughing it ihei.' i.od is excelient and the caie the b"sl. CIGAR MAKERS ENLIST The La Vender Cigar factory closed down for an hour today while the force accompanied two onli-aod ( mployes to the Motion station at Hammond mid bid them God-snecd. The men are Lred W. Chesi. y. 2t. and Jacob Jacobs. .Th and thy have enlisted in th" cost art ill. ry. They went to Et. Harrio?i. Indianapolis. Booze and Smokeless Days Are Asked For At the Christian. Kirst Methodist rnrt Monroe street churches in Hammond yesterday petitions were pres. nled byMrs. R. O. Ri -k. Mrs If. E. trauger and Mrs. .la-u.s 1!. Graves ai-king that in addition to tin-ail.- ss mil wneat less davs the pec. pie eb.-trve a li juorless uiel tobin col -! day rath week. Miss Helen Lenilev- k '1 entertain at an old -l-i.-hon-: d Hallowe'en party at her home ;his evening. The guestwill he students of the Emerson high school, and a most enjoyable time is am ii ipated. AH th" games relafive of Halb vveen will be played and refresh-n-eti's wi'l include home-made taffy and doughnuts, pumpkin pie. apples, nuts. etc. The gu-st list in hides the Misses "lnra Hcgan. Louise Hogan. Virginia Cha -e, Theodora li dges. Mation Albright. Made F'.gb-j. Florence Andersen. Helen Haas, Ruth 1 Lerr.ley. i va Iml. v. Marion Engle. Esther Snyder and Hannah Black, end Joe Mirth. Elvin l,andphete. Kenneth King. Floyd Wattle. Floyd K els trout, Emlyn Jones, l,arrbert -vlieii. Ilaerter Ataty. Luther Lernley, Car! and Claud Golden. The Neighborhood house will give a series of Hallowe'en, parties for the children during this week. On Wednesday evening the children under twelve years will be entertained, and different groups. Including the Boy Scouts and Camp Fire girls will meet

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lCpmsn VVolnid i - Upon Austria's demanding miiitiry tiid or peace the German forces have been rushed to the support of their allies along the Austrian front, where German men, material and strategic brains are now in preponderance. The line th Germans are Rupportinp; extends from Flitch southeastward through the To'mino sector to the northern edge of theBainsizza plateau. The map shows the present Austro-Italian front as advanced from the line of some months ago. Arrows indicate ths approach of the supporting Gennans. on other evenings. Ga'.nes and other uiletlainn.ent characteristic of Hallowe'en will be provided. Mrs. Stroid of Tyler s'reet entertained the children of the first class of the Preshytet i;m church at a Hallowe'en party at her- home on Saturday r.fteinoou from - to t. The decorations were in yellow and black, and delightful refreshments weie served to the , h ld'-en. Mis. Lnsrombe entertained Bt a dinner pai ty for her son. Harry, on Saturday afternoon from 4 to 6. in honor of his thirteenth birthday. The guests included Charles Wise. Kenneth Burke, Gb-nn Ti'Vis. Granville Strait, Sam Watson. Fold Watson and William Lus.aeniv. Miss Dorothy Greenwald. daughter of Judge and Mr. O. L. Gteenwald. will enttitn n a number of her classmates at a Hallowe'en party at her home tomorrow evening. The guest list includes the Misnes Elizabeth Wright, liezia Rowley, pore.thy BrehHerniine Al-jhuler, Margery Hall. Gene Davisdon. Florett" Ornstein. Lucile Young, .i-d's Ralph and Claudia Isay. Mrs. J. W. Billfold. Mrs. Funkey and Mrs J. s. livland have Just returned from the Lutheran Missionary convention which was held at Kalamazoo last week. On their way home thev stopped at Three Rivers to visit with Rev. and Mrs. Hair, who formerly lived in Gary. The Junior clas- of the Emerson school entertained the student body at a Hallowe'en party in. the girls' gym on Saturday evening. Music was provided by two members of the high si lio.d. Pearl Lurfoid and Adolf Grant. About forte couples were present, all in eostuno . ami especially attractive were tht Misses Ruth West. Sylvia Tittle and Louise Turnipseed, as Red ' loss nurses. The gymnasium was decorated with lanterns, leaves and pumpkins and was most attr live tn appearance. Home-made cider was served. Colonel Hunt of Chicago, who staged t he Mother Guca pageant which was g.ven nl tic Gary theater last year, it now at work on a musical comcuy 1 1 1 c 1 1 , 1 1 i .' - fc. i . . il 03 toe i in m i cil j hi. toe i roetiei stiiooi. assisted by a number cf townspeople. The cast will include iiIhi'j! eiM'i people. The sot. i a 1 workers of Gary gathned at the Neighborhood house on S.iM'ilny even'iiir to tender their tHiewells to Mifs I'.h.'tla Welding, who was the pioneer of that work in Gary. It was interesting to note that in the ttiir "ars that Miss W'-tding has neen hen- the. number of workers has risen from three Miss Welding, Miss Lynch and Mrs. Cummings who were here the tirst year, to some thirty people at this tin e. Miss Webii, w-eo ame here a re.-iry of ihe Assoiiattd Charities, and ,s i.,".v ti... (-..:.-iniemlent "f the organization, leaves here tomorrow- to go to Indianapolis to r i! ib" position f ovetscer of township trustees on the State Board of Cha i-1 1 i".h. Among t"oe ju es. nt Satiirriay evening we re Mjss Welding. Miss Glenn, visiting nure nt the Tin Plate, and Mrs. J. ei h it is. visiting nurse at th" Steel company ; Mrs. MaeXeill and Mrs. Koskl. of the city board of health. Miss I iship hods.;, Misses! didis of th i fiend.' Kberrnthy. M La ug! 1 in and Cowles of the Week. Day 1Mb!" school. Mr. and Sirs. A II. .Tones. Miss Lynch. Miss Oakley of Marian, In4 . and the Neighborhood hoe.se workers. It. is needless to say with what regret th" people of Gary see Miss Welding depart. She oermpfes a place which is envious in the hearts of the poor and needy, and the children especially will miss her. The children of the Seventh grade of the Jefferson school were entertained at a Hallowe'en party at the home of Miss Msrle Hughes i n Saturday afternoon. All the delightful things that could be thought of in conne tioii with the sen son were found in the home. There were wohes ami goblins, a gipsy fortune teller, and even a big black c:'t with a big bow of yellowribbon ti"d around its neck. Every possible Hallowe'en suggestion was used on the. table, and the children were presented with many favors in the forms of lanterns, toy pumpkins, ct's. and witcTir;- riding broomsticks. Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon. Miss Lucile Smith of Harrison street entertr. ined a few of her friends at a

Wliat c.- -e jnoi-B ?, a vr -utr a tin., lufit..,. i'.A eiirttre be. g is Tie .. 1 etranga and glorious. Millions of women have used the feplendld penetrating preparation, "Mothers tTtena htofrvra Kn hv in hem Tv lt ,,m.: the muscles relax naturally whe.i fc ! ' arrlvea. Mervousneas and tha usual tendncy to trtchLn j and beaxlnc down pains Is avoided. Write to The Bradneld dinner party at her home Saturday evening. The table decorations and fa-1 vors were in red and white, and American beauties formed the center piece. The guests included Misses Mlidred McCormicU," Anne Hodge of Chicago, and Messrs. Conway, I'yle and Louis York, t who is visiting here from Purdue. j I Misses Esther Holmes. Edith Bennett j and Doris Wainwright attended a faculty reception at the National Kinder garten College in Vim ago rriday evening. The Gary Musical club cave a selected program this afternoon, arranged byMrs. Hauprich at the Y. M. C. A. The program is as follows: Scottish Legends II. If. L-sch Song of the Winds Hubbard Harris Joseph Saylor Black. When Love Is Done McClean Cuddle Doon Jessie L. Gaynor Miss Florence Hemingway. Two selections in C Mac Dowel! Miss Gladys Chewing. At Dawning Cad man Slumber Song Garret Smith Miss Katherlne MiMeer. In My Neighbor's Garden (From May in Tu3cany Suite) N'evin Miss Helen Hauprich. Where Thy Treasure Lies Florence New ell Barbour Lest Heart Florence Newfll Barbour Miss Hermino Athbauoher. Concert Etude Mac Powell Miss Myrtle Elser. The Land of the Sky Blue Water Cadman Far Off I Hear A Lover's Flute 1 Cadman Miss Anita Bsiley. Cry of Rachael Mary T. Salter Jean Burleigh Thora Adams Miss Helen Kollus. Children of the Gary schools were at the parties given Uoder the direction of the various gym ttaehers at the school playgrounds Saturday morning. They came dressed in all manner of costume", clowns, witches, fairies and brownies. They scampered here and there, ducked for apples, ran races, a:'d best of all, Ft-od in line when the party was over and received doughnuts, apples, and a Hallowe'en lantern each. The Emerson festivities were in charge of Misses Brtins, Nugent, Smith and Hagechorn. SOMEBODY S WHY OFF The Times recently printed a letter from John Graham at Rockford, 111., saying there was a shortage of tobacco ami imploring that some be sent. County Manager Roy Seeley was one whom the letter touched and he sent a box of smoking to the Hammond boys. He received the following to his surprise last night: r.ockford. III.. Oct. "5, 1917. Pear Friend: We received your tobacco today and thank you very much, but it is not tobacco we need as much as it is a few- lines from home. We can get all of the tobacco we need and all of the boys could do the same, if they didn't play cards so much, for we have five Y'. M. C. A.'s here in camp, and each regiment has their canteens, so that they can get anything they need, and the man that kicks is no good, for we have enough for any man to eat and wear, and they only drill us from two to four hours a day. There are five of cur home boys in my company and they are all well and happy. It snowed here yesterday and made It very muddy here, and today about five thousand of us went to town to take part in a large parade, so it was a very busy day for us. Wei!, you can tell all of our friends that this is the life for us, and that we are willing to do out bit, all we ask of them is just a lew lines to cheer us up a little for we expect to eat our Xmas dinner over the little poiid. Well. 1 think that I must close for now. as it is time to turn out the lights, so give all our regards, and tell them that we are happy, and for them to drop us a fevv lines. H. W. WORLET. Co. C. 21 Engineers Camp drant, Rockford. El. LUNG MURDER CASE 9DES TO GRAND M imcor.b v. c, o-t -. "-. eond step toward the (.: ... hair iredom for Gaston Bullock Means began here today. The Cabarrus County Grand Jury- will decide probably before right whether a former trial "should" be ordered on evidence tending to show he murdered rich Mrs. Maude King, his benefactress here on August 29. It was six days after the globe-trotting Chicago's woman mysterious death that her protege and confidant. Means, faced indictment on the deed. Fourteen of the IS jurors must affirm the indictment. In that event, a date will at once be set for formal trial in the Superior Court here, Judge Cline presiding. Demand by the state for cither a change of venue to an adjoining county of the district, it for a venire of jurymen from an adjacent county, was considered probable in event of an indictment. Local sentiment here where the Means family has resided for manyyears, it is felt, cannot altogether be relied upon. It was not considered unlikely, ei'.'ier. that the defense will seek a postponement unti! the next, or January, session of the Superior Court should Means be held. This would throw the case under the jurisdiction of Judge James L. Webh. who v. ill "ride" the c.rcuit nt the beginning of the year. Besides witnesses appearing at the. preliminary hearing here September 24 and 25. Mrs. Mary C. Meivin, sister of Mrs. King, vvill be. summoned to the stand by the state. It was thoug.it doubtful as court opened this morning that a panel can be obtained from Cabarrus county folks. Most everybody has decided opinions one way or another, the case having been the sweetmeat of village discus-

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'''i.ia, G able book. "Motherhovxi .,id t .- - - fre. Ic is -ot only Terr lnteres'ing, but , 1 -aaB 't will .-nake you hclrf-' ct-,.' ' T - cnance fAil to ret .another' I "end from your drugglaL I; . . dispensable to expectant mothers I is .bolutelv and entu-elv aafa. sion for weeks. Summoning of from 75 to 100 veniremen from Iredell or Rowan counties was therefore LiLevtJ likely. With a mre plea ,,f "not guilty" in, Aleans defense was the bi-j inquiry. Since the first hearing. his lawyers have worked ceaselessly, b"!Ji hre and in New Y'ork, building up, point by point, a case which they believe will show Gaston Means had no motive in killing und could not bae killed. Mrs. King. Embellishing it all. they are believed to have woven eik'h a tangle of technicalities as to reard or utterly unvalida'e, the charge. They are expected to dig deep in'o Mean's ariier life, particularly during the period of his intimacy with Mrs. King, in an effort to forestall ami cripple similar "disclosures" by the state, preparer!, it is believed, with much care. TO LATE TOO CLASSIFY WANTED GIRLS FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK; STEADY POSITIONS; GOOD CHANCE FOR PROMOTION; EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY. FRANK S. BETZ CO., HAMMOND. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ANNA COX. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. NO. ! 4 V 3. SEPTEMBER TERM, 101T. Notice is hereby given o the Heirs, legatees and Creditors of Anna Cox. deceased, to appear in the Lake Superior Court, held at Hammond, Indiana, on the lith day of November. 11 IT. and show cause, if any, why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of their heirship, and receive their distributive shares. WITNESS the Clerk of the Lako Superior Court, at Hammond, this 29th day of October. mi7. HERBERT I,. VH EATON", Clerk Lake Superior Court. Oct Nov 5 NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF LlQfuR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Hammond, North Township. Ukft County, Indiana, that th" undersigned. Andrew Hanehar, is a male inhabitant and resident of said City. Township, County and "State, and ove. the age of twenty-one years; I'e.at he has resided in the State c-f I:-. .liar a for more than one year and in the City of Hammond. North Township. Lake County. Indiana, for more than i-ix CO months prior to the dat" of tins notice, and is a naturalized citizen of the United States and of good "..oral charr.cter; that b" will apply to the Board of County Commissioners of Iake County, ct Crown Point, Indiana at its November, 1917, session, for the renewal of a license to sell st retail, spirltous. vinous and malt liquors in less c.uantities than five gallons at a time and permit the same to.be drank on 'he premises where sold, said license heretofore granted by the Board of Commissioners on the 6th day of November, 13 IS, and issued by Edward Simon uditor of paid County, for the period of one year from said date, and the prcc 'e le'cation wl'ern aid Intoxicating Minora are to be redd by the provisions a" the license to be renewed is as follows: The ground floor front room of the two-story brick building, with bar ro. -n nr,,x21 feet. 12 feet high, with kitchen and one bedroom in rear and f-rooui fiat upstairs. Building is located on the S. W. corner of 117th street f-.rel Atchison avenue. Corner entrance arid a'sentrance on each side; building far-.rg east on Atchison avenue, known as No. 12CS Atchison avenue. Bar located or south side of th" room. Said buildingis located on lot 23. block fi. Agnes Roberts' subdivision to Hammond, Lake County, Indiana. ANDERW HANCHAR. YOU'RE BILIOUS! GLEAN LIVER M BOWELS TONIGHT Don't stay headachy, sicK. or have bad breath ad sour stomach. Wake up feeling fine! Best laxative for men, women and children. WORK WHILE YOU SLEEPi Enjoy lite: Remove the liver and bowel poison which is keeping your head dizzy, your tongue coated, breath offensive, and stomach sour. Don't stay bilious, sick, headachy, constipated and full of cold. Why don't you get i box of Oascarets from the drug store and eat one or two to-night and enjoy th nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced? You 'will wake up feeling tit and 1'ne. Oascarets never gripe or sicken like salts, pills and Mloniel. They act so gently that you hardly realize you have taken a cathartic. Mothers should give cross, sick, bilious or fverih children a whole Onsosret any time -they act thoroughly and are harmless. Adv

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