Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 52, Hammond, Lake County, 5 January 1918 — Page 5

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SOCIAL COMINC EVENTS. The rcciilar monthly meeting of the! Lake County 1 lumar.e Society will bo j held at o'clock Monday evening at ! the Central school. A special meeting is announced of Max Shulman Gate for Sunday evening at seven o'clock at th. Heth-Al Sabbath hool rooms. The Monday Afternoon Fridge Club " i i.L.rr'.a.m ii oy .yr.. . J. mcAlter, l' l "Webb street. CHICXSN DINNER At. Wilson's Restaurant. ! State St.. .Sunday. Jan. 6th. Home cooked chicken dinner. f-S-1 With the members of the ck Leaf 1 Imhroidery Club Mrs. J. A. Milllcr liad as livr guests at a thiu.b'ni paity yesterday at her home in Gartield street Mis. Leach cf Marshall. Mich.. Mr?. N' isor., Jtrs. Barnes and Mrs son. A prettily appointed Jure . Ryneairhecn was sr-.ed during- the afternoon. lit two wer.ks tho club will be entertained by Mrs. Hal Young of Erie street. ... - The Friday Afternoon Club was enter'.ained very pleasanti' at a. thimble party ye.'torday by Mrs. Kilward Kohde at her home in 'Williams street The hostess served dainty refreshments and the remainder of the afternoon was decoted to knitting. Mrs. Jacob Hanson of t'ibley street was named as the next hostess. The history .lcptrin;ciit of the 1'amiHvnd Wonian's Club will resume its meetings Monday afternoon after the holiday vacation. Mrs. J. C. graves will bo hostess at h' r home. 122 Cartoll street and the program for the afternoon will be in chars of Mrs. P. .1. Lyons. Mrs. J. M. Turner will talk on 'Events of the year, closing 1917" and 31rs. Lyons will have a paper on "The. Work of the American lied Cross in France." Marriage licenses have been Frantetf' in Chicago during the past few days to I l.'.oyd Henderhot and Miss Adah Ir iiCK mger of Hammond; Herman Lenz of Hammond and Mrs. Emma Fox of Chicago; William T. Jones and Miss Alma Duchesne of. Hammond. Miss Rhirtd assisted Mis. C H. Howell in entertaining the Woman's Missionary Society of the First rrcsbyfrian ehurch yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Spooner had the musical program in diarpe and it included a duet by Mrs. I.. L. F-ombergcr and Mrs. J. C. Parrett and a solo by Mrs. Frank K. Hosier. The meeting opened with devotional .ercises lead by Mrs. O. T. Klooz following' which there was a New Tear's ;onEecrstion service and Mrs. Fmtna Ccsgrove reviewed the first chapter in the new text book "The African Trail." V social half hour followed when the hostesses served tea and wafers. About twenty-five members of the society were in attendance a the meeting. Mrs. G. L. Smith. 504 South Hohman street, opened her home to the members of the civic committee of the Hammond Woman's Club for their meeting last evening. The meeting was in charge of the child wrlfare department with Mrs. C. H. Howell, the leader. The business session was given over to a discussion of the Tjy Nursery to be maintained in Last Hammond. Helen Smith delighted thi xuests by singin "Knittinc" and after the program Mrs. Sml'h assisted by Mrs. W. A. Hill served refreshments. The lodge session of Hammond Chapter No. 120 Women cf Mooseheart Legion lest evening at the I. O. O. F. hall was followed by a very enjoyable social hour. The annual installation of offi- . ers took place at the meeting, the installing: officer being Mrs. Alta Stoddard. The following officers were initalled: Past Regent Mrs. Lillian Duvall. Senior Rgent Mrs. Pauline Smith. Junior .Regent Mrs. Jennie HerringMany School Children Are Sickly. Mother? who value their own comfort and the welfare of their children, should never be without a box of Mother Gray's iin-cr Powders for Children for use throughout the season. They Presk up 'olds. Relieve Feverishncss, Constipa!in. Teethinr Disorders, Hendaehe and Stomach Troubles. Vsed by mothers for -,n vears THESE POWPERS NEVER F AIL. All Drug Stores?, 25c. Don't octt any substitute. Sample t UEK Address, Mother Gray Co., Le Roy Adv. N. Y. Learn to Dance All M'vdern Tar,eing taught. Walts, Two - Step, Pox Trot, One - Step, etc., correctly taught. Stag Dancing", Ruck, Jig. Skirt. 'horns, etc. Teachers' Courses in Ha 1 1 - Room. Fancy Exhibition! Pancing, e t c, i taught. Medals I Awarded. ! Americas orea'tf.t TahVi j Prof. P. J. S.IDOX years in the Banning iistri 36 Souh State Street Chicag-o, Illinois Sth tloor. Room S I 4 North American Rider. Open 10 to 10. Sunday's 3:30 to 8. I Tel. East CMcatro 2fc DR. J. GOLDMAN DENTIST first National Itaak Bids. Cor. Chicago V Forsyth Ave. EAST C"H1CAC;0. 1X3. Consultation in English. Germaa Polish. P'avtsh and Ruaslan. Hammond Iron & Metal Company MARCUS BROS., Props. Wholesale Deakrs in IRON, METALS, RUBBER AND SECOND HAND MACHINERY Offices: 340 Indiana Ave. Yards Sohl Street and Indiana Ave, HAMMOND Office Phone '27. INDIANA.

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NEWS

! on Recorder -M i s. Aim S i oil. la t d Treasurer Mrs. Mary Crocker. (Juidi Mis. Lulu Lingo. Sentinel Mr.. Lizzie Eavii. On account of the i lines of f era 1 t i ci l i 1 1 of the members the annual of osYiccrs f Progressive Coticlnv: No t vv o i 1 True Kindled was postponed f. (. Attr a brief freshnicnts wre serve! and j bers enjoyed a social hour. er-tell 1 I - he memThere w ill be H meeung this e onim; j at 7:30 o'clock of lrcas K brkah lodpe j at the I. O. ". r. hall in State street ! The installation of officers wiH feature the meeting. Triutnph I'outie!) No. It I', of 1. will initiate a class of candidates at its meeting; Monday cvetilns at the I. . (.. I K. hall and the iimbors of the decree i team are especially nrped t bo prcs m. m 5rs. W. A. 1'iifhanan was hostess to the Alpha I'hi Club at a charml-ia party j yesterday afternoon at her home m j South Ilohman street and w ith the j members she- hail as guests Mrs. .1. j O'Toele of LnwrenerhurK. ' Ind.. Tr. Jesse Wilson and Mrs. H. C. Croman. The Kuesrs brought their kntttirtK Jind needle work and duriiifr the afternoon they weie served with a dainty collation. The next ciub party wnl o- Kiven by Mrs. Frank Hammond in three weeks Itlf tCHIl strev t. of two at lor home m Mi m i The second lanima Club nieetir.s; since its of the Phi Muir! organisation w;,s hell last evening at the home of Miss Pauline Besse. The c!uh is composed of eight young women who will meet socially every other Friday. A part of their meeting will be devoted to lied Cross w oi k. ' Fifteen members of the Woman's i Home Missionarv Society of the First Methodist church were in attendance at the regular monthly meetlns yt sterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. J. HcAleer, 101 Webb street. The name? of sK new associate members were enrolled. The meeting; opened wi'h a short devotional service lead by Mrs. M M Tow le after which th study for the afternoon w as taken up by Mrs. Liward e low. Mr. and Mrs. H. R Lew is. "1 Blvd.. Chicago, announced the ?R Crand I birth of a son jesterday. formerly lived at it . i i ...... 1 the home of Mrs. F. ! W" Preston in Hammond and have a large circle of friends here. Mrs. W. C. Norms of Elizabeth strict is at St. Margaret's hospital where she submitted to an operation. XT-- r ....... i Tl.l ; .,..-:, ir:.:.,,. ...if. ...v...- n...w ' ''i-i - from Montana for a visit with her moth- j er, Mrs. ivatlierme carter ot south lion man street. Mr. and. Mrs. 1 1. M. Kleekner of j Mechanicsburg'. Pa., who have been the! guests cf James Hartline on Pine street returned home today. Miss Jennie Mnbbs lias returned fter spending the holidays in Allegan. Mich. Mrs. Carrie W. Tarpons has gone to St. Louis to spend th" remainder of thwinter with her daughter, Mrs. Wari' i, Carmlchael. Miss Ida Eriekson has returned from! Chicago where she was entertained by 1 her aunt over the holidays. Private David R. James of Campi Green. Charlotte. N. C. is visifir.gr Mrs. James of Hoffman street and his sister. Mrs. Raemir of Flumrr.er avenue. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ellison and chil dren have returned from where they spent the holiday leves. o.. ! with tela-i lives. ! Evaughii and Eula Miilik'ti will re-t turn today from Frankfort, lnd., where! they spent the holidays w ith their j grandparents. ! The Misses Helen McNtitt and Ettr? ; Muenich of the Hammond public library j staff left today for Washington. P. C . ! where they have accepted government ! positions. j Mrs. John Wo'f of Fast Stale streetunderwent a serious op', ration yesterday in Chicago. , , To Whom It May Concern: ; Ail matters of importance or busi- j ncso of any kind will, from tins date.! be transacted through the olfk-e-rs of' Culinary AVorkers Union. Local 72o. 1 Hammond. Indiana. 1-i-lj ANNA POCGLAS. rres. SOPHIA E. GREENING. j Business Agent. I Help Your Country By Buying a Li'iTty Bnrjl CHILDREN HATE PILLS, CALOMEL MD CASTOR OIL If cross, feverish, constipa.ted, give "California Syrup of Figs." Look back at your childhood day Remember the "dose" mother insisted i on castor oil. calomel. cat hart ice. j How you hated them, how ou fought ; against taking them. " " " """' """i" ers wno runs to tne oil lorm or i tivsic simply don't realize what they do. The children's revolt is well-founded. Their tender little "insides' are injured by thCm" ..... ,. , I il uur ciiiiu .f u'macn. liver aouj uowcis nea cieri5iiig. give oniy oeiicious 'California Syrup of Ftirs." jt? action is positive, but gentle. Millions of mothers keep this harmless "fruit laxative" handy; they know children love, to take it; that It never fails to . -1 .i 'j n tKe 1 i . r- n r: ri lir,,.ela ant fcT,ef.n , . . ' , ' , I Momacn, ami inat n. I ea pooill u I n-ien f.tHav -cnt-.-. a cir-l.- r-hil.l liimnr. I row. . Ask your druggist for a t0-ccnt bottle f "California Syrup of Figs." which has full directions for rabies, children of all aces and for grown-ups plainly! on each bottle. Reware of counterfeits sold here. Se. that it is mad-' fornia. Fig; Syrup Company.' by "Ca li- I Refuse j Adv.

ea S&m Diseases

It is unnecessary for you to suffer with ; eczema, blotches, ringwornv rashes and j similar skin troubles. A little tcmo, obtained at any drug etore for 35c. or $1.00 for extra large bottle, and promptly applied wjll usually give instant relief j from itching torture. It cleanses and , soothes the skin and heals quickly and effectively most skin diseases. Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, dis- ; appearing liquid and is soothing to the most delicate skin. It 13 not greasy, is easily applied and costs little. Get It today and save all further distress. The E. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. O. Where to Worship - . Mcitlngg - - r - - - - at Various Kammond Cburchea ririt rretjrtr1n Cliarch. I Services held in Mnrmle Temp'.. ! ! John C. Ir-ett. inlri'.tr. ! j Residence, 9 Mason street. Phon ' 3134. ! j 5:4i a. m. Bible school. ; ! 10:45 p. in. Morning worship find com-j I mutuen. j i:45 p- m Christian I'.ndfftvor. T:Ut p. tr . V eniiiK 5 r ic. Methodit Zplsccpal Cbuxch. T. J. r.assett. pastor. S:00 a. m. Class meeting. !:45 a. m Sunday school. j The ntor w ill teach his bildo class. ; 10:45 a. Th. in. Mornlns Worslilp. nie cf sermon: "' iooii C ' h e : p. tn. Junior League. :3'1 p. in. Kpworth league. :'' P. Hi. Kvenitig worslui-. Theme of sermon: ' 1'indinK viod." I ririt Baptlit Chnrch, 207-213 SlfeUy street. I'hoiie 711. I'loyd II. Adtmi, 1 Castor. Residence, 15 Williams street. Phone 1131J. 10:G0 Morninsr wcrship. Sermon by the pastor. 11:15 Sunday school. 1:00 L'asl Ha.Tirnotid Sunday kinder garten.

2:00 West Hammond Sunday sciioot. 2.00 East Hammond Sunday school. 2:30 P.tirnham Sunday school. 3:00 Junior P. T. V. L". 6:S0 Intermediate E. T. V. V. tl:"0 Senior 1. T. P. V. 7:0 Orchestra recital. 7:"o in mug k-ri ice.

! j TM-t Congregational Church. Chicago avenue and Town ntreet. The Rev. W. G. Cowley. Partor. Phor.e 26f.O. 10 : (i a. ir.. Sunday school and Bible t First Cfcnrch of Christ. Scientist I Molds seixice.- in church at 730 ! Holiman street. Sunday, 10 .. . j ednesday. S p. rn. Sunday school at ! 11:45 a. r.t. Subleet of the lesson sermon j or unday: God. ' I St. Pad' Cliurco (Episcopal.) W J. Hawthorn'-, Rector. fast of the I'-ph iph,1 n . a. m. --Sunday school. a m. Morning service and com 1' ti ::;' 10:4 ." munion. :!0 p. in. Evening service "'( m. Monday, I:i;' "0 p. in. Monday. Vestry lub. meetin; Pins Street PreskTterian. The Rev. SI. II. Krause. Pa a lor. 10:00 a. m.--Sunday school. l!:O0 a. m. Piino service. 2:00 p. ni. Junior Chrisiian Endeavor. 6 :)" p. n. Senior Christian Encieaior. 7:00 p. in. Evening service. Monro Street SC. E. Cnurch. The Rev. Paul E. Benedict, 10:00 r. m. Sunday school. rr.st.or. Grade wo I'reachinsr 6:09 p. m.7:u'0 p. ii!.--k In chargre of O, at 11 a. m. -Epworth League. -Evening servict. N. Kiger. First Pentecostal arene. Corner of Michi; Church of th Nat an and Calamet. Hv. A. S. I'.alsnieier. Pastor. 10:15 p. m. Preaching. C:00 p. m. Preaching. 7: CO p. rn. Preaching. Bv the p.ev. in-. J. H. ;ioan and the ' Rev. Mrs. Carrie f'row Sloan of East Liverpool. Ohio. They are prcacheis and sinfjer of national reputation. The y v ill pi each and sin,every rvenirg next week except Saturday rutin. Salvation Army. L'tW East State stiecT. T':45 a. m. Cc'ti.pany tncetini '2:15 p. in. Street meeting. 3:"0 p. m. Christian Praise meeUnc7:15 p. m. Street r-ieetinff. 8:0O p. m. Salvation meeting. Public invited. Capt. and Mrs. Eearsley. s The Christian Church. Calumet At. j nuc and Summer street, c J. Sharp, i pastor. Phone 1045J. i !:li a. ni. Orchestra. 1 Q-'"l ta m t:ihtrt o.-o-.l ll.t'O a

n. Communion end pieachine i n-i e,vi. i , "ton. Ms.se. Then followed engagements

S'l'Vl 11 :. a. m. Junior congrcsation and E. service. C:"0 p. m. Cliiisttaii Endeavor. 7:;,u p. m. Evangelistic servicei Vrledens Evangelical Chnrch. j Cor. Soh". St. and Indiana Aft, i Rev. Peter Weil, Pastor. 0:3'! a m. Sunday school. 10:S0 a. in. Church service. Invmanuei xvanyeUcal Church. xhe Kev. A. j. HotE iattor. Sibley street. Phone US5-W. i I II 1 f. ij a rn Sunday sr! f:lo a. rn. Sunday school. i ii'Tiiisn and t.nglish classes. 10:20 a. m. German serviee. 7:30 p. m. English serviee. Divine Healing- Meeting's Held at our branch. 513 130th street every Sunday, 10 a. m.. All free. All welcome. St. Paul's Lutheran Chnrch. Rev. Theo Claus, Tastor. 9:00 . m. English Sunday- school. 9 :.?' . m. 'Ocrmin catechism 10:00 o. rn. German service. I t . i" I ot Missionary lecture. Notice of stockholders meeting to held at the Northern Trust & Savings Rank on Wednesday, Janunrq ?. 101S, I vtum the hours 9 a. m. to ?. p. m. l EO. R. SHEERER. Pres. i l-2t PAUL R. LIPINSKI. Secy-Treas

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The foundation of this lovely negligee is of flesh-colored ?atin and the loosely flowing overmock is of flesh chiffon. The simple charm of the garment is its chief feature. Large .silk buttons afford the only trimming.

GABY 000 FELLOW LODGEJOJfEARS 0L0 j Celebration At Steel Ctiy ' Lodge Rooms Is Well i Attenxled. (By Eluier E-ajfoon, Fast Nobis Grand of : Lowell Lodge.) lih nignt at m lonce j.aii. t,ui a--i nue, snd Massachusetts street, ocejicted j the celebration of the tenth anni-v ei s - jury o? the instftution of the Steel Cityj lO'llte oi UUU r fil'JW ill l,HI. .a. larpe I attendance grreted ni occasion, j Speeches on Odd l-! Sow shin w ere made1 hv Pt I'Jrand T ilkner on. I T.'ev T I' Smith, aftep wh'c'i re r re htr.etus.of ire crea ma rid cake w as musical program was hammer's 10-pieee newly elected ot'fioeir L. G. Finch, N. ;.; G.: treasurer. L. P. served and a fine tendered bv Wi! -

crehostia. The ''an Hms'ti, mn.ve.r-f 1 wei'- installed: fn-e hoidcis w.ll i;UFred Holifield V. noon.

Ftlkner; r.nnn'eisli se-reta r ", l'r. A. P. Al ar;der; recording secretary. F. P. Maeember; warden. P. Wiilisr.is; chanlajn, Sidney Williams; K. S. Weiscoph. I. G. : G Tru-'koltts. ). G.; John Wilh.ir.mn r. conductor; H. Heydti and C I. 'leni'tts. R. and L. S to N. G.: C. King- an 1 M Hirshbe rger. R. and L. S. to V. G. The Rrbekii lodge ,-,,?o he'd installation of officers. SERGEANT HAMMOND ON A FURLOUGH s c r g e a n t Ha - old Hammond is home from Camp Lee where is busilv er.gajzcd lti he vvhn on duty tr&inir.i; drafted men. Walt He is vSidtinG; l is mothet. Mrs. r Hammond. 92$ Mason street. r;efo: eniistinsr n be was in the re; c'.iyK yed ular army s assi.-t-ion Mi. ' nt ' a hier at the Noithern Indiana 'Gas A- ille'tiS.? Companv. i "Like it fire. Nothing; bettei." ':. the la'.uiii way the non-com:iiis.ined j officer f xpti"n hi." ra ti.p ser itude. DELUXE THEATRE. Antonio Moreno, or to use bis full jr.ame. Antonio Gorrido Montcssrudo Moreno, who fin'" 1?14 hus been en" of I filmland's best know n leading men. plays opposite Mrs. Vernon Castle in another of her big- Pa the Flay "The Mark of Cam" at the DeT.uxe theatre. ooii. Mr. Moreno comes to th Pathe after a lonjf engagement with itagraph w here he had leading parts in i many of that company's best known) pictures, among them "The Island of ' Regeneration" and "Kennedy Suu ! Mr. Moreno was born in Madi id. Spain. Ife cam eto the United States I at the ege of fourteen and much of I his eaily education he acquired in the ' public schools of New York City. Ife ; began his theatrical experi'nee in the i iiinimr firock comnanv al X"r-l PIiq -nr,. (with Mrs. Leslie srtrr. Tyrone Power. Icr.stsnee Collier. Wilton Lacka.ve. Wiljliam Hawthry. and various other fheat- ' rieal celebrities. Some of tb plays in i which he appeared were "Thai". ' "C !r. P." snd "The Man From Cook ..." j BUV LARGE STOCK. j The Hammond Furniture company jha just closed a deal for the R"tz Co.'s I stock of rugs and furniture which will be placed on sale. TOO WEAK TO FIGHT The ' Come-ba' iC man was reallv nevor down-and-out. His weakened condition, because of overwork, lack of exorcise. Improper eating and living demands stimulation to satisfy the crv for

j heaith-g-iv trig appetite anil the ic- ! f re shin? sleep esseiuiol to strength. jGOLO MEPAL Haarlem Oil Capsules, j the National Aemedy of Holland ?-rn -.rR the National Remedy of Holland, will I do the work. They are wonderful. I Three of these capsules eacb " y will put a. man on his feet befor knows 'it: whether his trouble comes i rom uric i acid poisoning, the kidneys, gravel or ' stone in the bladder, stomach rte-r-inge-1 ment or other ailmentr, that befall the re over-zealous American. Pon't wait un-

ini you are entire ly nn n-aml-out. put I tfiVe lVif.r-i tefluv V'nil. ili-iunricl n ill gladlv refund vo'ur money if' thev do riot help you. .Accent tw substaMi tea. l"k fr'r name GOLD MEDAL on every nox, t n re, sizes. ' ney aie ine pure, original, imported Haarlem Oil Capsules. A d v.

TONIGHT Music by Conralii's Orchestra

(TREASURY IS NOT I MILKED DRY

llarnir.ends 'ity trea.-t;ry has not been milked dry. Acord'tic t city (ont toller Aubry s annual repoit th-re. is a balance on hand of $1 Ol.f.l S?. A ear ago th balance stood it f3.-74-'.2. , T'ltel receipt? for the year ha' e inI reased over the y.ir TM s In. :17 j J4"2.R?7.:.:: was taken in "aeatnt 5 417.Jelnt.n in Iflfi. Total exp' r.di tu ; e. for 117. $44,1.o;r. $: f,,r- J?1. t1?J.4 "2. 1 . j This vep'.j t tallies with city treajurer I'Uf Ike's ,1. -ep; inf. j ; HOLD LAST COUNCIL MEET l;i''1 ' 11 1 1 ?1 ' ond ouiifilnien sat in hh" hist John 1 lalley aiimin'stration la.-t nipbt. .Mitr.U'-. "I in" pteviui.s i toeeung were t. j.pr..v 1. The council !t!"f" adjourned. 't. and his ofoffi.e Monday rY Pfesent aid of publ; ' WO!:y Mondav will hold I niorninc la t n REVIVAL SERVICES. Rev. I'r wife. Rev. m i d - w i n t e r tn'inil last .!. Tio-.vard Carrie row rev'v al serv nigh! at 1 ! on and his r-ioan opened -os in Ha nine Nazareno and ""nlurnet ill Inst until l.u i t'. eorn' avenues. Th Januar.v -'' He v. f"a i : .vi u'.'i; sre n e v i v p. 1 S T f an preached in Hamago. She opened tie ti nht. snd saiii in part: i a;efs to heaven. There ii but not for the sinner. tnond ten . li s convention '.ii l A sinner lie-, . i j is pi So nt.c of rooni ie folks ha so little i elision it is n. not. worth pavinu taxes on Niany people become an.i'j var.gelists come to town, and w hen among" i i ' Mi; pie: her.' NOS. 3000 TO 3200 TODAY Roe th' ir a . 1 1 : i mc at is; runts between the numbers of and 2.2"0 in Hammond will find questionnaires in the mail today -y we-e mniled eaily this morn- ! the daily allotment of 200. Tlieso ouest lonna ' t es :nut be filled out and leturne.ri to Room 3 of the court bouse within seven days. Aid in tiling; the questionnaire can be secured without i barge at the court house where the advisory hoard waits on the reg-;.-1 1 a nt. i G, A. RNOTIE. The installment of officer? of he Hammond G. A. R. is to be held tonight at the courthouse. It was rroneously reported that it was to have bern held lat night. AH members ate urged to be present at tonight's meeting.

"The Finished Mystery"

is the subject of another L'lee Bible Lecture to be ui t u at the I.O.O.F. HALL at 3:00 p, m. SUNDAY The lecture will be delivered by Mr. Carl Fnss. a noted Bible excrete, of Chicago. " . Mr. Foss declares that the time has conic lor the 3ook of Revelations to be understood. He will have many interesting things to say concerning this matter Sundav.

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Michael Reil Accused By Grand J ury In Cook Co. cf j Being Mixed Up In Case Whereby Indiana Men Charged a Swindle. According to advices from Chicago , this morning ore of Kit Chicago's well-to-do contractors has been indicted by ih! grand jury of Chicago for om-: plicity in one of the million dollar eon- j ti1et,ee games pulid off in Indiana by 'he Yellow Kil and his classy confedI I tes. ' 1 j Assistant State's AU'inry i'ne ha been handling Ho- in t st i gat ions ar.d ! although he lias mf ! ma t ion that will' jeeniualiy lead to th: apprehension of j about a dozen men involved in thee ! ' corispiraeles. yet indictments were te-j turned against only five. They are; ' j JOSEPH WEIL (the Yellow Kid). i j alleged to h:ive posed a.- a former ' ' 'xecutivo of the Standard 'hi corn- I j pany and an expert mining cngi- j j neer. j ' FRANK T.nn')X or TAR- ! PLAL.X, alias John Smith, said to have represented himee'f as one of the agents for European invent- ' ment bankers. JAMES HEAP. 'hsiged wfl: playing the senior partner of the bogus brokerage firm of Whitne; . JIarriman & Loeb. MICHAEL REIL, a contractor of East Chicago, lnd.. accused of handling: bogus mining stock which was sold to victims of the gang. FREDERICK H. BFCKMIXSTER. who., as Frederick Frdericks. assisted Weil in n"getiat!ng for a. . $7,000.0(10 manufae'uring plrit. The charge against Mr. Reil Is thut e was made a confederate in the handling of fictitious mining stock and that ope of the transactions took place at Ins residence, 4515 Forsyth avenue. REGISTRANTS SEEM PUZZLED Some r.f the registrant' who have received from Cue East Chicago exemption I beard notices in the form of cards on j whieli such registrants arc given their class and number determined from the answers to questions on the prescribed questionnaires, seem to misunderstand the purposes for which these cards are ir.sued. About twenty-five registrants who had filled out their questionnaire? and whot ..... i are all through with the work of th advisory board and the local exemption board came back to the city hall this morning holding this information card in their hands and expecting some further development of some sort. The purpose cf this card is to tell the rog.strar.t just, what his classification . as determnied by the exemption board. Most of them understand that men will be o!led to the front in el esses, first one class will be exhau:ed. theli another class, etc. The purpose of this card is informational solelv and simply and does not require the one receiving; it to tae any action whatever. If such per-! son is called to the front, this card wi'.lj come in an enMrfly different way. ENROLL MONDAY January 7 Tremendous demand for both locally rd by ment. We ar vorkinc sir-nopraph-! tho sovem - under high tpoed to get our students roydy tlippe positions. Kntcr either the or tho nigrht school. for HAMMOND BUSINESS COLLEGE First National Bank Hammond. Dl-Jf

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