Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 7, Hammond, Lake County, 25 June 1918 — Page 5

li Tupsdav, Juno 25. 1918. THE TIMES. Page Five

PERSONAL i

SOCIAL NEWS

COMINO ETIHIS. There will be a meeting Wednesday afternoon of the Junior Red Cross of the Lafayette school at the school. A social afternoon will be spent by the members of the Woman's Clulld of St. Paul's Episcopal church Wednesday at the home of llrs. K. O. Wimkler in Detroit street. It will be the final meeting for the year. An all day session of the Deborah So. ciety will be held Wednesday in the jarlors of the First Christian church. Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Renner Hoff-n-.an whose marriage, took place Saturday, June 15th. in Crown Point about twenty of their friends gathered at their horn in Forsythe avenue and f?av8 hem a delightful surprise party. Mrs. Hoffman was formerly Miss Helen PCamp. Dancing; and games were enjoyed during the. evening- and in conclusion refreshments were served. On Friday evening of last week Miss Florence Knott was hostess to severs"! friends at her home in Forsythe avenue. The party was in th nature of a miscellaneous shower and was given complimentary to Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Leslie Welty. the latter formerly being Miss Mabel Smith. A prettily appointed luncheon was served after an evening of music and contests covers being laid for th Misses Mabel Anderson, Mabel Rundbom, Dorothy Green. Mi'.dren F-aily. Ruth Wade. Ellen Harrison. Dorothy Slater. Florence Knoit. Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Welty.

MARINES AT FRONT ARE DECORATED FOR BRAVERY; THESE BOYS GAVE THE GERMAN TROOPS "SKINFUL'

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Ptiplla of Miss Elizabeth Webber of th Hammond Musical College will be presented at a recital at the First Methodist church tn Russell street Thursday venlngr. June 27th at eierht o'clock. The program will be given byRuth and Myra Stevens, Adeline Golden. Mannie Hellermann. Henrietta Latzer, Jean Hamacher. Fannie Felzman. Trvin Lavin. Mildren Anderson. Robert Thomas. Naomi Eehke. James Halsey. Clara Marcus. James Shaffer. Helen Frankowskl. Martha Smith. Isabel Oltz, Statia Gettler. Violet Milne. Ida Heckleman, Vivian D'.eterich. Lola Clark and Annette Buchanan. Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich of Joliet. Ill . Mr. and Mrs. William Paulson and family of East Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. John McClean of Hammond motored f Ttnnrhnn InH last Triria liftra

thv STerT the wcelt-entl Tocv went to I

attend the annual reunion of the Sehar-r-Heckaman families of which Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs. Paulson and Mrs. McClean are members.

This official American photograph wu made when a pquad of honor men were caiied before American and French officers to be decorated for valient services performed dunnft the recent fiphtin on the western front. These boys are all members of the U. S. marines and have let"n at the front aince America took her .dace in the ranks of those firht:nsr for democracy.

BHD BP REVIEW I5JUSY US EVER Checking Up on Assessments; Many Shortages Are Uncovered.

will meet this evening In the Rimbach (DISORDERS

L'UUWllllf. 1 UC Irt.llllirill III' II w d announced for this evening has had to be postponed and in its place there will be the regular lodge session.

Mrs E. E. Francks will entertain the members of the Ladies Society of the R.

IN IRELAND

United Press Cablegram DUBLIN. June 23. The t.nvn

Traiee and which were

certain adjacent towns scenes of recent ilis'itd'ts

P rc Jiihnsi'ti. vice president of the Chvm :.: 1 N' lM.iial bank. N. T., said he lcli.-v.d th- b '-lie-dry masiire would ihri'vv thuu.-jinds ;n. b!tknn-tcy and seriously offset th- n' ire redit sysi in. li-' ! l;i J flfit-tn months would be ricc.-j.'-ary t enable the distillers in li'tui'i:i!c without heavy losses.

of L. F. and E. Wednesday afternoon j have been proclaimed special mili'arj who will meet to practise for the Union i areas.

meeting to be held in Chicago Friday of this week.

Golden Rod Camp No. 1657 Royal Neighbors will meet Wednesday evening at the I. O. O. F. hall. 177 Stat street. A social hour will follow the lodge session.

BRITISH IN AIR RAID. United Press " -.r.i eisam 1 PARIS. June 25. French lr"ps who advanced slightly n'TMieast of L- Port yesterday maintained tii.ir nM positions despLe, violent German attacks, the war oL'ice announced today. Successful raids were conducted in Lorraine.

: TOMORROW LAST DAY. i Tomorrow is the last day for the ! German alien females to register, and . those - bs not already done no should reulster at once as those not ' ie'ii-terd a!'!' r the i'Sth of June are ;snSjet to arre.it and imprisonment for ; the duration of the war.

The third division of the M. E. Ladies Aid Society will give an "Odda and Ends" social this evening at 154 Fayette street. A program will be given and refreshments will be served. Mrs. R. V. Porch. 319 Sibley street, will be hostess to the sixth division of the M. E. Ladies' Aid Society Thursday afternoon. The monthly class meeting of the Loyal Star Class will be held Wednesday evening at the First Christian

church. An orchestra will play. The i and Sir Scott will reply to

new members of the church are specil,yTheV1LaddieS- Aid Society of the Frst J FRENCH TROOPS Presbyterian church will meet in the J ADVANCING junior room Wednesday afternoon. ! UviTF.n Press C a b t . e r a m . 1

OPPORTUNITY FOR DRAFT MEN

CROWN POINT. Ind . June 25 The Board of Review are dolna: some tax ferreting during their aeaaion this year on their own account, and are getting after the tax doderer in the southern nart of the county in good shape. Roy (i Daum of Lowell. Cedar Creek township, appeared as per summons before the Board of Review relative to his assessment. and after hearing the evidence the following action was taken that the personal assessment of the above named be placed at $19,500 additional to the 1200 00 shown by the assesor of Cedar Creek township Further evidence disclosed to the Board of Review that said Roy C. Daum Is acting as trustee for parties residing in Lake county whose names are unknown and has invested for said parties the sum of $3000 00 in Illinois securities, and th motion was put that the assessed valuation on this $3000 be placed at $2,500, and which amount shall be assessed for the year 1918. Mr. and Mrs. George Ebert have been summoned to appear before the Board fin Tuesday for a rehearing In the personal assessment of George Ebert. J. K. P.epps. W. O. Harmon. M E. Krites and C K Wallace appeared before the Hoard In behalf of the assessments of the city of East Chicago. The Board heard their pleas and took. the same under advisement. The Board is putting in its spare time going over and checking up assessments.

DEBATE ON THE ! tttc;tt CTTTATTrtM Th Hflr""n'1 draft ho&ri torf' 8n" XXVJ.OX1 Ol UiiliUlM j nounced that it has openings for four , 'men at the Valparaiso auto school

I sited Press CaBi egram ! RnH for two s,:,-n at the Won Virginia

June :,-). .vn important.

LONDON.

debate on the Irish situation was sc5n-d-u:ed to take place in the ho.ise of commons toJay when Premier Lloyd Georpe

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a ' 1 1 o p ( h " 1 en ' st ered frud- S'-h'

The applicants must tie von and have had eighth linif. or it equivalent

WOMEN CRITICIZE ARMY AND SOLDIERS

Hammond friends have received announcements of the marriage of Miss Mabel Janet Barron to Charles Frederick Fischer which took place Wednesday. June 19th, in Chieaso. They will be at home after July first at Columbus. O. Mrs. Fischar is a former East Chicago teacher and has many friends in East Chicago and Hammond to whom the wedding Is Interesting.

The Central W. C. T. I, will meet at :h" home of Mrs. Chester Spafford. $13 i'! ude street, at twelve o'clock Wednesday afternoon to arrange the flowers to be distributed at St. Margaret's hospital. It is the annual Flower Day of the V.. C. T. U. of Hammond and as nany members as can are asked to ba V resent.

The Maywood Auxiliary of the P.ad Cross will held its regular meeting Wednesday evening a' seven o'clock at the Industrial high school building. On account of the large amount of work to b done during the next three weeks by 'he Hammond Chapter it is hoped that the meeting tomorrow evening will be well attended. All knitters are especially urged to attend. Hammond Chapter No. T.70 O. E. S. hold its final meeting for the year 'his evening at the Masonic temple. A six-thirty o'clock dinner will be served thf members following which there will be the regular lodge session.

There will be a meeting this evening of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D of L. at the I. O. O. F. hall in State street. The Knights and Ladies of Security

Last Saturday evening Mrs. Rudolph and Miss Arleigh Tieche enterta.ned for j Daniel Lipscomb who is in tin- medical ; corps and left Hammor.d Sunday for In- j dianapolis. The guests were entertain- j ed pleasantly with music and games I after which refreshments were served, j

The guests were Mr. and Mrs. 1... A

Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Mae.Tohnson. Mr. and Mrs. Skipper. Miss Joenr.a Bond. Nilea Roud, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pridham. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Charles Re-.P.y. Mr. and Mrs. Diamond. Mrs. Kirshoff of Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph. Miss

Marc-aret Rudolph and Miss Arleigh

Tieche.

LONDON, jun

made n. series of a

bru ken and Dili in gen Sjndu night and Monda. it was anrioueed o!fi-. iallv today. Much damage was done to ra ilw.i v stn t ions. One enemy plane w as brought down in flimes.

MueJi ind'enat ..n has been manifested among wo.nen who attend a certain 1 English ch'ircli and so lety in Ham-

CYCLONE KILLS

5 IN MISSOURI

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-ks on e;.z. saar- i mond nv"' :i,l1:y ,,,mark" ,hat hav"

u ft , rv some n; ine win ki-i c con: in'.ali c l asting reflections aiinv ri i i). way and another, the w.o:. en call'd the soldiers

el.' :zed tlier food and

er has been reported

aui iiori: :eS and an investigation be ord"t . d

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THE TIES'

FINANCIAL COLUMN

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WOMEN TRESSPASSERS

IHv IMiRy Press GREEN CITY. Mo.. June 2 .V F

sons were killed end a score i;-j i

ed in a cyclone w hich sw epi trio r ii districts south of here eirly todav.

S i n ll off ,' . tres

o'cen were arrested by specI'ppinghfuse this morning .ass on the right of way of

they weie charged with

After Its regular session last evening j in the K. and L. of S. hall in the Rim- j DRAFT AGE

bach building Liberty Camp No. M. Roval Neighbors of America entertained

with a program and cards. The pro- . . gram opened with a Scotch dan.-e by tS'-V.x "fS - t. r, , Mrs W. H. Mikesch WASHINGTON. June 2a. Taking

... .ki,l, ,W -ere!tfA question of changing the d-aft. a?

ai trie hmuo.

QUESTION UP

after which there were

by Ruth Gross accompanied by

the senate todav

s,JI;s, ; , debate on th

Marme DomKe ani piano ,iH UJ . ,1. , ulth a He ,.om .1

itomne. i ne prunm.n , mtii duet "A Perfect Day" by Mrs. Mary ("' ' Kirkwood and Mrs. Ruth Cosgrove. A 1

one plunged

t he railroad

s ; ea ling " a 1. The y ete Eva Kauchik of Company House M. Il'a Bindo Gibson. Susie M lerd't'-k. Ka: cincaeo. Helleti Marak. East hic.9t.i. nela T'h : o v Ich. East ci.i.-ago. . Jol--i Ronli. East Chicaao. christrra Jer,.-e . East Chicago. .L.dee h. 1. fi:ied each rue of them $13 in trie Hammond city court this iv o rn: nu.

wisdom of lowering t

age from 21. Gen-ral approval

raising tlie .s:e above 31 was oired

h reduction be'ow 21 was almost' IS ARRETED

as generally opposed

number of the guests p!aed pedto and

the prizes in the games were won by ; " " Mrs. H. O. Young. Mrs. Maggie Con"- MAY TRAIN van. Mrs. Mary Kirkwood and Mrs. T. . TROOPS IN U F. Orpbey. j

BACKACHE KILLS! Iott make tha fatal mistake of neglecting what may seem to be a ' simple littlo backache." There isn't any such thing:. It may b tha first warning that your kidneys are not working properly, ar.d throwing off the poisons as they should. If this la the caae, go aftar tfc cauaa of that backacha and do It quickly, or you mav find yourself In tha grip of an incurable disease GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules will griv almost Immediate relief from kidney and bladder troubles, which may be th unsuapected cause of general ill health. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules are Imported drect from the laboratories in Holland. They are preparod In correct quantity and convenient form to take, and are positively guaranteed to ffive cronvot rel'ef or vour

money will be refunded. Get them at doom for kaiser. Buy War Sav

The Misses Margaret Llesenfeit and Marv Williams returned yesterday from a visit at The Dells and other roints in Wisconsin. Miss Irene Clover, 447 Bauer street is spending her vacation in New Tork City and Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. C G. Terry, li? State street, announce the birth of a daughter Tuesdav. June 25th Born" to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Milne of Sterling. Mich. Tuesday. June nth. a son, Burdett James. Mr. and Mr-. Milne formerly lived In Hammond and Mr. Milne was connected with the LioTt Store for a number of years. Miss Ethel Ebright left today for Wooster. O. where she will spend the summer with relatives . Miss I.ela Bereolos will leave tfnight for an extended visit in Iowa. Prof. George Wenzel. expert Mareelle Waver, of Chicago, will be at the Mannello Shop Thursday of each week. Phone 2370 for appointment. 8-25-2t Children's hair bobbing 35c and 5c Mannello Shop. O. K. Bldg. Phone 2970. 6-25-2t P.ebekah wishing to attend the District Asemhly at Hobart, June 27th. Take S:30 Gary car. 6-2 5 EMMA STOLLET. N. i.

Dollars and Determination spell

the GOLD MEDAL brand, and ake no jris Stamps. pthepIn boes. thre sizs - Adv

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WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Eeef Covers KcSSaS 2,000 on sale while they last, at each it3.

Steaks

PORTERHOUSE, SIRLOIN AND CLUB

2 BBS 7C

Pork

Small Lean Butts

26c

F- Watch our window display on sale Thursday and Friday. Look for our Special Saturday Sale Ad in this paper, Friday edition.

fBr 1'nited PnrsQ WASHINGTON, June 2.V The senate today adopted an amendment to the army b'll pro idin? that any other nations righting Germany may train troops in th. United States.

j FOR SPEEDING i Ra v ''I'd, nf 4:4 !5o-m avenue. Kat i I; . :i ;. '.vl,.. was airested ' Jfirfcef Warner "n Calumet houle.vaid

f,,r speedinp 42 m'les an hour, will hae Us trial .Pint- 2r. in the Hammond city court.

June 25. Atchison S51i American Beet Sugar SV American Car Kdry. M't Anaconda 65S American Smelting 7S1 Brooklyn Kapid Transit ?.7-a

55 - 47

Baltimore and Ohio American Can Co.

New Tork Central 72 !-i Colorado Fuel 49 Central Leather fi?li Chesapeake and Ohio 55 Crucible Steel 67 En- .1 151, General Electric 14si Great Northern 90 iB Mexican Petroleum 9Sls Norfolk and Westerri 104'i Northern Pacific &7l4 Pennsylvania 43 Republic Iron and Steel 92 Reading 92 I". S. Rubber 55 !s American Sugar PS Southern Pacific S3S Southern Railway 24 14 Chgo. Mil. and St. Paul 43 Texas Oil 15 4 V. S. Steel lOS'i lnion Pacific 122 '4 I tah Copper SO Wabash 11 ' Willys Overland I'lH

TITTLE BROS. STRIKE IS SETTLED

Through the good offices of the labor committee of the federal food administration, a srike of seven meat cutters in the Tittle Hrothers Packing House, at Gary, has been s'ttl' d and the men have resumed work. 1? was announced by Di . Harry E. llarnard, federal food administrator for Indiana. The facts in the case were submitted to Dr. Harnard b R. G. Parry, federal food administrator for Gary, who enlisted the services of his local commi'tee in adjusting a d'spute which threatened serious consequences

Kills Pesky Bed Bugs R. D. Q. A two ounce box of P. D Q. makes a full quart of the strongest bug killer on earth. The new chemical. P. D. Q Pesky I'evil's Quietus puts the everlasting to bed-buss. roaches, ants and fleas. Pesky bed-bt;gs can't exist where P. P. Q. is used, as it 'eaves a coating on their eggs and prevents hatching. A box tif P. D. Q. Roes farther than a barrel of old-fashicned bug killer. I'. P. Q. will not rot or stain lothing. kills fleas on dogs. Your druggist lias it or will get for you. Adv.

THESE ARE GARY

DRIVEWQRKERS

Women Workers. The following list of women workers In the city section and team numbers was given out by City Campaign Manager Hall: Team 1 Eastern Star. Mrs. Heydorn. captain. Mesdames R. C. Scott, Haskell, Meyers. R. W. Johnson, Munson, Shane and Fisher Team 2 English Lutheran church. Mr. H. E. Sarver. captain. Mesdames Pemeln. Dentsen. Henkey. Haas, Shaw, Elkens. Besinger and Baker. Team 3 Jefferson school. ParentTeacher Association. Mrs. Carlin Handiey, captain. Mesdames Robert Fulton. Mehler. Sacketf, Wildermuth, Woodward. Lucas. Harry Hall, F. B. Templln. Pisor, Seaman and George Evans. Team 4 United Presbyterian church. Mrs Hammond, captain. Mesdames E. P. Smith. Blair. Berright. Mclntyre. Pereival and Sweimler. Team 6 College Clubs. Mrs Cargill. captain. Mesdames Yarsington, Richardson, Eheehan. Patterson. Atkinson. Harris and Kraus. Misses Gottleib and Tinkham. Team 6 Ambrldge Red Crosa Unit. Mis. Seyl. captain Mesdames Sam Cullison. Jay Thompson. Garl Chase. Holiiday. Flowers. Sponsel, Smith, Needham and Taylor. Team 7 P. A. R.. Mrs Rose Dorraan, captain. Misses Majory Rowers. Davidson. Gladys Armstrong. Florenei. Hemingway, Ruth Rockwell and Elizabeth Hammond and Mrs. "Ht! Crawford Team S First Methodist church. Mrs. Rrayton. captain. Mesdames Clarence Kins. Fred Janasch. Edgar Harlan, John Wake. Samuel Witwer. Arthur Lewis, William J. Smith. Mary Kidwell. Maty Nellis. If R. DeBra. Walter Kritx end Samuel Angus. Team J Civic Service Club. Mrs. Kimmel. captain. Mesdames H. O. Egeberg. H. G Hay. W K. Irvin. D. F. Creighton and Gratner. Team 10 First Presbyterian church. Mrs. Morgan, captain Mesdames Sib-

I ley, Piitehard, Peterson, and Phillips.

and Misses Erickson Stedman. Bell and Crew. Team 11 Allied Relief. Miss Prudence Wood, captain. Mrs. Joe Palton and Misses Ressie Hardenbrook. Hannah Wick, Ethel Carlson. Mary Hanlan. Evelyn Humphrev. Genevieve Gibson and Kather'ne Oates. Team 12 1st Congregational church. Mrs. Reck, captatln. Mesdames MLer.non, Graham. Conklln 8rd Dti.on?

Sard Miss PeT'er.

Ter-ini 1 ? '.V' :r:fn'? ot-;b Mrs. Fox. captain. Medmaes B-ayton. Weislieimer. M!Mr, Rei-i, Hood. Witting. Stewart. Cothrey. Ferguson and Albright. Team 14 First Baptist church. Mrs. Pavid Green, captain Mesdames Robt. Wilson. Jamj P. Laey, R. I.. Croyle, L. F H-irress, J. C. Weils. S E. Akins. L. W. Nichods and C N Pa!mr Team 15 Gary Musical Club. Mrs Klumpner. captain . Misses Lucile Janssen and Gladys Paine and Mesdames J S. Andrews, O. L. Carver, Clyde McCoy and F. O Hodson Team 16 Central Christion church. Mrs. A. F. Wicks, captain. Mesdames Alexander. Swisher. H. H. Martin, L!nemier, C. M. King and Spencer Scott. Team 17 Temple Bethel. Mrs. Kalian, captain. Mesdamea I. Bloom. B. A. Paskal. M. L. Ievey. and P. Hororof. and Misses B. Goldman. K. Bernstein. S. Milgram and K Kahan. Team IS Catholic Women's League. Mrs. Redmond. captain. Mesdames Slattery. J. T. Considlne. R. King. W. Fitzgerald. O. S. McGinnity. J. B. Monahan. J A. Brennan, Wm. O'Donnell, P. H. Dougherty, J. Toner, H. M. Davis, A. Hollowell, J. Doyne. Jr.. F. Wilson, Alfred Jones and Charles Adams. Team 1 Glen Park Parent-Teaeherg Assoejation. Mrs. Lv Puke, captain. Mesdames Chambers. Evans, Williamson. Holmes. G. E. Wulfing. Churchill, Ludberg. Reasley, Brewer. Dill, C. C. Wulfing, Hill, Benpamtn, Russell, Rickertt, Sullivan. Emerich. Huse. Feris, Corey. Patterson. Millett end Elvln Team 20. Tolleston Red Cross Unit. Mrs. J J Robers. captain. Mesdamei Brown, Uecker, Peterson, Totie. Mennessey and Vodiea and Miss Mary Sleezer. Team 21 Episcopal Gu'ld. Mrs. Williams, captain. Mesdames Oren. Bray. Gerrlsh. Godwin. Whita, Curtis and Misses Jean Highlands and Mabel Jones. Team 22 Ladies Auxiliary Temple. Israel. Mrs. M. Nusbaum. captain. Mesdames Louis Simons, Glueck, Isadora Furgtwon, Aptekinan. Isay, Given and Lubetz. Team 23 Teachers Commute. Mrs. Mead, captain. Interpreter Mrs. Kraynac.

CABINET MEMBERS DIVIDE ON "DRYS" rrtv T'viTEn Pres.' WASHINGTON. June 25. Cab'net members were sharpiv divided on the prohibition question at the hearine of the senate agricultural committee todav with Secretary Oaniels ehampinnina the measjre and Tostmaster Burleson on the side of the wets. Panicls contended the effejeenoy of the navy has increased with prohibition. Rirleson declared such a law.- mitrht result in deia -'ng the su-ces.ful prosecution of the war He said he was not speakinc for the administration but expressing his own ieivs.

THEY WANTED TO SAY GOODBYE John T.cw'or of Sen Francisco, and Sain He'pe.-, r.f Hammond, two soldier tio s. tiv.k Fvnrh It ni c of their comprin".' w ri':P m New 'oi k and thought tliev - ..Id " to see Hammond once ajtain b'-fc-i e they went across They were picked up by Captain Strong ard are now in the Hammond ooli'-e station very much worried for fear that their company will leave New York before ihev get back. OTTO WAS HOMESICK. i urn Kra-ise. 'no deserted ftorn the base l-.osp.:nl at Camp Mc.-Vrthur. Waco. Texas, and came hnn.e to see a girl w a pii-ked up on the ?tieet here yes-t-rdav by Sergeant Welch and will he ent back i Wm under ciavd.

CTHICAGO 0AIN rTJTTJK.ES. Corn Aug, f 1.47U; July. J1.44; June. Jl 4Sit. Oats Aug , 671ic; July, 71 Vic; June, 76',c CHICAGO LIVr STOCK. Hogs Receipts. 19.000; rough, $15 60 B75: liirht. $P5.i75: pig", $16.25SH!.,,0: bulk. $16.3Hi 60: butchers, J16 40fl 65: parkingfl J15 609 16 35. (-attle Receipts. 7.nno; market. 15 up; beeves. $1 1 75 j 1 S 00 ; cows-heifers. $7.7F)fl 14.00: stockers-feeders. f S 25U 13.25: canners. $6.75 7.75: calves, $15.7516.5C; butchers. $7.75 1? 14.00.

GENUINE INDIANS JOIN TIED CROSS: MONO SQUAWS MAKE GAUZE BANDAGES

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CXICA&O PKODTJCB. Better Creamery extras. 43c: creamery firsts. 421-a ft 42c; firsts, 401?42He; seconds, 371? 33c. Kg Ordinaries, SO-!? 33c: firsts, 34 f Zhr. Live Poultry Fowls. 27c: ducks. 26c: geese. 14ffl5c; springs, 34fi42c; turkeys. 24 al5fl to 6n 1bs., 2Hc; 60 to ?0 lbs.. 20U iff 21 Uc: 90 to 110 lbs.. 222212c; overweight kidneys. ISc. Potatoes Cars. 58: Wis.. $1.10 if 1.50.

SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT

AT FROEBEL

Ne!ii Pete (left) and Jan WafcyTheee old Indian acroawa have seen about ninety Indian summers. At one time the leading; dancers in the old Mono Indian ceremonies, these women have now forsaken their savagery and are working diligently on pnuxe bandages for the American Red Crosa.' They live on the Indian reservation near Fresno, California.

A packed auditorium to fullest capacity greeted the talent appearing on the first Community Concert given last Sui-day afternoon in the Froebel school aJditorium. Oary. Another free con-, cert is being arranged by Miss Clancy, who has charge of the program and will take place in two weeks, in the sa:re a vil i tiii m. Of special mention were the Polish dancing boys from St. Hedwig's parochial school, who repeated their school auditorium number by request. Miss Sue Yotek. accompanied by Miss Molnar. gave very fine soprano solos and has t splendid soprano voice. Miss Gladys Pnder. from the Drake school, gave a reading. "Mountains of Peace," atvlj'latei played a piano solo. Kllzalieth Watkins. a prominent teacher and artist or Gary, furnished a very fine piano duet, assisted by Miss Vilma Pavis. Miss Watkins assisted with all the program accompaniments for the afternoon. Mis Ftella lewis gave Pel F.Mgo's Shadow March.'" in bed-time garb. Closing the program, the children of the Kxfression Ciafses, under the direction of Miss Clancy, gave two rousing patriotic numbers. "We'll Never Let the Old Flag Fall." and repeated the number given on the Froebel srraduat'.on program. "The Flag of t'nele Sam.'" Followed bv a patriotic tableaux. The children were dressed in appropriate costumes and presented a brillant spectacle f.,r the final number. A similar program will be announced la.er.

jj CARD OF THANKS

We wish, to thank our friends and neighbors for their floral offerings. The Key. Lichtsinn for the kind words of consolation: also Prof, l.intrnnen and children for kindness during our late bereavement in the loss of our father. Mrs. Charles Koch: Mr. and Mrs. Emil Koch and Family: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bsssam and family; Mr. and Mrs. James McMills and Family: Mr. and, Mr. Charles Koch hnd Family. It

NOTICE. To Spanish-American War Veterans. There will be a meeting Tuesday evening. June 25th at 8 p. m. sharp. 6-24-25 THE ADJUTANT.

NOTICE. The Public Service Commission of Indiana will have a hearing at the City Hall, Hammond. Indiana, on June 2S. 191S. at 10 a. m., in connection with the matter of Increase in water rates. Those Interested are. invited to attend. DANIEL. BROtVN-, 6-2!-24-28 "Mni-or.

FOR RFA'T-A Bissell Electric Suction cleaner with all accessories for cleaning rugs, mattress, springs, furniture, pianos, walls, mouldings, etc. Phone before P. m. 477; after. i313H. or drop poial, P. Wolf, .40 Detroit t. Hammond. 8-15-21-24

Copper

ivioenus

Fabulous returns paid to stockholders of ARIZONA COPPER MINES as shown in this statement of seven of the Arizona copper giants. This table shows their 1917 earning power and approximate dividends up to December 31, 1917:

Par Nam Value. Calumet & Arizona $10.00 Inspiration Con 20.00 Miami .. 5.00 Ray Consolidated 10.00 Shattuck-Arixona 10.00 I'nited Verde Ext . 50.00 United Verde 10 00

Approximate Approximate Total Dividends

Earnings 1917. 110,000,000.00 20,000,000.00 7,500,000.00 15,000,000.00 2,000,000.00 8,000,000.00 3,500,000 00

to Date. 53S.997.S47.00 25,000,00000 16,075,113.00 22.322.S75.00 6,200,000.00 S,500,000.00 42,222,000.00

Inspiration Copper Co. earned $20,000,000 in 1917 on copper ores averaging 1.6 per cent. Utah Copper Co. earned $35,000,000 in 1917 on copper ores averaging 1.5 per cent. CONSOLIDATED ARIZONA COPPER MINES ores run better than 2 per cent in the working shaft, growing richer with depth. Buy full-paid, non-assessible treasury stock in the CONSOLIDATED ARIZONA COPPER MINES CO. at 25 cents per share, par value $1.00. It is an investment of merit Copper is a war metal and essentially a metal of peace. Mid-Continent Securities Company FISCAL AGENTS 22 West Fifth Ave, Gary, lnd. Telephones 1407 and 1066

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