Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 12, Hammond, Lake County, 1 July 1918 — Page 5

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Uonrlav. Julv 1. ir-Q THE TIMES. Pace Five

m ' ( "o'-Mn miopia ry i,i Mrs. Harry KirsI ' h"'Y PiMsbumli. ho visiting h.-re,

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PPBCfiU A! U2 8 Ti MVr E..,t? i,- Mrs. Kmiin-r

, dan ;rl! t r Ken Mrs. t 'on.lenb"-! z. Mis l.lu! a S"h-ait and Mi. flu: hi of Ghioaiio

H'- ri'i'n. III., Mr. nnd Mrs Georgf Rathmarim Mr. .t-d Mrs. Modie lb a iiiinvl. Mr.

j ind M rs Y.ari.-s .li!. Mr. mi.l Mr.

Bd'.n Rm. . I H . Jack arid Harry Rndo.pb.

AT OEPIiEUM MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

PERSONAL M

SOCIAL HEWS

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COMIIJfJ EVENTS.

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Kvant"!!"!.! h'.m.-ir.'i-l's church

llOto. its mollLiiv Lr.H'!liic t : i

at th church hj.ll Mr?, ilux I; Schn.-1'l r will lut

member of the s.-w ir.g I'luh . h- r ' . o j

sues-s on w f.'ne a ' t -r m . n at h. r homo in KUHMhc aa,.. Haiumor.d l'n:i ..' the 'i!'-rt Forwarding Yn;ri.ii i ei - Lake . .. ;;tt w Hi

Fheuoi. M ;-,;,-:r.-t and H.-l- n Rudolph.

Mi.-? I'isie Fc's ami Miw U.il Mr? K 1 1 sep' is :s.i inn her itt r. Mrs. Ru''i .' h -1 1 'I ; 111 i S! ('I

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Iti rUhrait"!! -f his mini) lnr!!n!;) Jiiyi It i!ht--lni hf-r'.t ( hi hn'

Plum hi: i r rrif1i-r"fJ hi.i( a sm rns. ji.-trt v t.::ii)s U'l-- i :ri:.s in which v. f u '!i b M ,m rl: !? Yon U , Ma n I : if n nt mij "a f i h it1 HcJiry Shu mn civ :.

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i"!ri its rcjju'nr m-.-t ,nB m Ih- s.-wmik ; t-,isi, as His., rnyyni l.v h u'.u

n tin? oh's.' of f yftfinoon w -rvr.l. ThMo ti' oo -

f r tut- Ma.lM !in Yonkp. M.irw Hrt'luii. i ' Mi!'irc1 i;.rt in. I '.l izabcl h Sclujiiiacht-r. '

..' V. in Wi!.ii.t. Knink Urci.nt. j l ' r I :-t il'.-l: Sili :n:K'fi. r a.l1 i.tJ'-il'- j 111'!' I in, '

r";om on ih. 'Inrl f.',.r of i ho I'l'tilial srhnri! h'iihiine T-jom'm y. J'iH I'-i.i. nt s von-t h i n oV hx 'k.

Tho fourth !t fu.n of rh- f

l.fc'ilos' Ai.I S.icn! will h . 'ii .-r ' a ; n d by Mrs. M'rh.r! 7i-tr:. " ) : ii.uh-i i nven-.f. Weal H.imr.ton'l. T'lff.iiy after

noon nt two-thirl o'rlocU. j Mr. am Mr,. An,,!, - .T.M-n- i Notice tO All Buildhlg " f;ro-t ,.ntrri.in.-.i f :f..rm-,!!y f-r Labd'erS. V fl F. IVu.rs.-n on r.,..v,i,., f, , Tburs- !:- -vi';,".i ,.f r h. I-resiflont on nr. V ''nirtK5 of !at .'(". Mr IVler- j invito.! t. tn.-ot nt the 1 .a nor T ni pie. '!': cr,r- wR honi- o:i a s.-v n ila-s' Va p J H'i.ir.-in troot. 1 V ni. J'.lly 4 1 h tn par fl-om th" avt-mon .-an-p at Momphls. j !:.-fr.it- in th.- parar!..

I "in. tie rot'irni-.i to oarnp Saturda f 7-1

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Yu-i SCy - y 1 .l.-..iiJ, . .ta.rt.t mJM.At . ia J SCENE. Vorrr, IVAN FILM PRODUCTlONS,"MARRIED r7i fAMc ONLY" -o.

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WILL SBfi

fflf NOW

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I !' ! :. I'nr.-li.i'i . ii.,1,, ,-ti,. th,-. hall !'.'-n I'ji k .-. !,...! 1- rid.ty r.iwnt ivh-'-n h ';-. -! ,d r..j i,.ir,Hl rhi i.-M !!.as p!-(!i-i rf ' ' "' '"' P-iyab!f- in !. .-inhcr for

ho"- Mis- )r-..) .-i heady .!i;pd th I'.n.it. Thir ?: jt.rl t!o- ; i.-.hin; that nrlt.-d .:.." at that i-..t.ns.

OL00M SEEN IN CHUNKS

(Continued in-ru rairp

it'i'r tarioi m ynm t lii-r k

!:r-::;. . r i;;...d ,;! iT -,':,?, a l .rf.; nun.hfr of ti.f sa!o..n I'l.-n op. nod up ft dri!i;. stal.lisriiiivn'p it- ordor to

P'irtis the S. i ihii para.io lha'. va h( !d in In.;. ana tiarpur t.t.-nia y n honor f th.. iwr-nty S.rvmns h.av. ciilistHd for F(.rn-p in I''ian.. tho pa

rad.- was in t. i r u j.t . j bv an A jt n.t n i . i a r a th'ir ...i!r: and hvtui'n m tho ).. rna.io msulliiiw r ini U.- ah... it ' ( th.-U th" ,v .i:ld It,- .hi.i.ircd un-i-'orx ia nr:i1 ST utii wni.-il and the ran.-.' j . n -! 1 1 u ion a !. "f ,,:' "'"- j General Opintna. Tin liisuit Mirrp.l 1 h IndlKnai inn of , . . , , . I It appoar. d to f,. th,? u' r.'-rn'i opinion Hit Sciv.ans mi.l ii vns fvarod at tir-r ' .K..t .1.... i, -,..ia k..-,, ,hes'' m,M ,,,r, tt;" potion of

I'lirni! btii oof! ooi,n:-i I finally Iji t. n il d j and tho patad- was rrsunod. , J As s n a an oppoi t ur.it y propopt-d j j i's.df. ho.., r. a iop..rt of ill" m ufr i ! was ina.io to Mik-- 7oioh. prv.sidoi; t of j . ilo- Sorian if!.-r. and to San Wnjno- I i n h. tn aMiK r. and tiiiotli'-r l.ad. r and j ! patriot In ooinpaiiv unh Nhjk Aujpo- ;

I no pii n-nio or ';rt would au :-o a tnaJ"t it of t i.oi't 'hi'i:i . ' 1 a !! ir I ii;f-tit to go out of 1, ;.-ui itt.mo.init.d.v. Trio !;-.. priotors -f lh-..- i-i.vo: ffi'ind out :i alt.r th,.v s;a ft.- in tl,.- -, ft firink I'tfin u s that tiny .oi.ld tn.t tii""t ex-

-:mp an pi??!i. and r? in-rfly hoidinc on

"nditip tho motion of th- court. All Off Now. "It's nil off now." said th pripri"l"r of one of the ono-imi- large and popular downtown bars, when lnfot med of tVio roiift'j dPClFioti. "That means thst former saloon kc.'prs will have t- c into Fonio oth-T J.ustnr-ss than that iS runrnntf 'dry beer' plac s. Th. y can not pay hiih rents and make nu-ney in that hti.-mof.s " Wliite Elephant, l-'orTK-r saloon keepers anl i is undorstood th,-ro wrre p.jrre w h.o faiVri " c(.tnp!v with thu pov.iM.iii of the law iy r,n;nmf tluir stok. from the sta'e within ton da;,s affr the iaw w out int,i effeot. now hp mr than a "white oU pi-.ant" on th. ir hands. How thy can - t tin ir st. okH out of the s'a'e now wi'hout. beiti d. t-"U, d i a hiKS'r pr"bloni to thorn than how to pot r tn th" Mat- w tiho.a b'-iriK . auf-'ht has li"in to Ponio of tho 'blind tiscor" operators. F'otieo of';, rrs and attach-p of th" ii'y .- pressed the opinion that alt ii'ii:.. h nrrt-M for crime, have oroasod a pr-rox i tna t el y r.O t.or ri-nt. Hitn-e the law has beer, in effect, there will linn --n ri' -iUr .i.or-'.-.so because of tho .-iipt-.tn" court's !oi--;or,.

Calumet Kndee . o. ont ct ts : n-d J in honor of tho prnnd ma't.-f. W. K '

Puproe of Franklin, lnd, last Saturdav evening- at their hall in Pta'e street. Tho members of Dorcvs It.-bckah lo.io and

their families were tuots a the rKt-

'ftruction at an hum s.'li.ml: Paul Bon- I i liate. H.inin ond: 1 lai ry N. 'linjr. Iil-

P. .1. roSOROVK, Bus. Afft. ion: Janus l-'a:t.i. West 1 la in monrl . . Iick H IeYiut.t. S uu h Holland; I'l.tui

j A. I-'rohna ppie. W'.st l-iirii:"tnl: ("lar- !

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NOTICE

The mo, : i

iuar-l m Liberty Hall will b open for ilicr.ber Mor..'iiy. Tuesday and Wd-ii'-sda f ,n:r,g of this week Kvery member is urged to be present at all of

AVcst Hammond: 1; Holland, otto Had. Ki.'i ce , 1 !u rnha in.

tnir. A program was rondr-d acd at I ' the cIor thrr. n inf.,,.,, ,! .,.. i7"1 P PATT V. CtPt.

session. The proKram for the evening include! the sinirlns: of "Anierica": a readinc. "How Papa Rode the float" bv Irene Malo: a solo. Albert Towle: reading:. Miss Louise Stevens: a piano solo. Miss Cohen: readmit. "Old Glory" by Mrs. W. P. Welsh; "The Star Spanpled Banner" by all; a reading- by B i t Gihpon; solo. "For Our Home and Humanitv" by Mrs. Mae PkelMnfler. the words of which vre wri'ten by F. T. Ma'o and nuisic by his dauith'pr, Miss liay XIalo, of Hammond.

Igary i

i-n Sw ts. u t h 1'oiton; Clarke G.

FOR RENT A Rifoll Eleot-ir Puetionj

cleaner with all accessories for cleanin p nigs, mattress, spring'. furniure, pianos, walls, mouldings, etc. Phone before 5 p. m. -4 7 7; after. ISl.m. or drop postal, B. Wolf, 43 IVtrolt st.

-Max and Otto Schneider returned last evoninc from West Baden and French

Lick Springs where they sp.-nt S"vrl I days. I Born o Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ksni.-k ! at the chioaco L ins-In hospital. Sat- f :rfia . .Tune 23th. a daughter. Mr. Res- , r.ick is proprietor of the Star Sture in I Oakley aeniiA. I I..T. and Mrs. H. K. Sharror. Or and 1 Mrs. V. H. Davis. Mr. arid Mrs. W. C. j Norris and Mr. end Mrs H. A. Lampreil j motored to Sister I-akes, Mich., for the I

I week-end I

Mr. and Mrs P.. M. Fudge of Chicago j Men's city t-ams ... spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. ! Women's on;, trans Clifford Tyler of Webb street, Mrs A. C Wells of Johnson street and Total cifv 'earns

Mis. T. .1. Thomson of Joliet. 111., spent Industrial tains

SUCCESSFUL lH DUE

uvrf 01

IEEI ITS 1

JUL! 4IH j ! i

j t. h and Ni.-k Papavich, I h. si icon in- j I 'Mik'at.-.l th" inatt-r and fouici four j wi'n.'sses who d is I in. 'l.v heard ihe t. d:- j

tious remarks. Capt. Th'.mpson of the Ihtluir police foroe wa.s then sought and the man al- I Irged to have made the remarks was ar- t rested. He gives his name, as Ni.-k!

' Lovrenik. his ad.Iress as 2iH l'JTth St.. I

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i He will he in estimated by Mr. Green. j of ih.e ri. pa 1 1 n: ri t of yisltoe and will

no d" lot b. t h"r i '. h s.

ur n."i ov . r to 1 ed-r a 1 a'.

WEALTHY FRENCHMAN

War Samnjs Stamp Campaign.

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Hammond.

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i Saturday and Sunday with relatives in

Indiana Harbor has planned a greai

parade celebration for the com i r. tf ' Fourth ,.f ,uty. All of the pa t ri"t ism I i reminiscent of the iarli-?! (lavs of ouri

(country and i's ratios! battles linked I With the pi.-at "l.jcht" of t,,. i. will l.e I

! renew ed and st rengt hen.i.) in the mon--

?2. toil, da r,H,...(,),, and .-!. h,-..,M.,n Hiat 1 ndi- liona j r

" ana liarle'i has plaiiii.t for n that 37. 479. '"'.i dav. At. , Hbor.Mt.- peoicram has I..-, n

77.55. ".no i o ,. ,i i ,, . , ,, .-a,.., hi a n--ia I r la 1 1. r i -s

f Oak gets a mighty k-V' Jpr sma11 star. to develop into such Y:;lH& ff enormous tree- There is a sen- v

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William H. Calkins W. K. C. X.i 24S will hold 1t regular lodge session Tuesday afternoon at the I O. O. F. Hall m Sta'e street. The installation rf officers will take r'af" a' th" n"xt regular meeting of Dorcas Kebekah lodge Saturday evening. .July fith. at the I. O. o. F. hall in State stre.-t. There was no meeting last Saturday evening on aciount of the Odd Fel!ovs i -A .. bra. ion.

Chicago.

Joliet t

Mrs. Thomson is here from

spend the summer with her

Total f...r carnpaign.

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sat .n o'cloi 1

parade rfp

Monsieur K. Pet I it pierre, a nvult ::ni!-

f I'ran.-e. who is now in th;s ;

r.try ' n a nn-si.,n prtaiiiin to the J

f Fraic e nnd tl,c

lioted y.

passed through lia.-t Cht-

Total Campslgn Reprrt by Days.

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'laughter.

; .iii. auu iiirs j. rv. r-i.iiM'n ariu naugn- luesuav ter Violet of South Hohman street will I Wednesday h-ave tomorrow on a southern trip. They ! Thi.irs.ift v will visit in Tennessee, Alabama and 'Friday

ilisstssipri 'Salu'-riay Mr. and Mrs. Sherman McKwen and ( daughter Poberta of Monroe street re- I Totil turned Saturday from Geneva. Ind.. j where thev v iited Mrs. McKwen's sis- i Anotb.er Garv patrio't ter. Mrs. Raymond Knoff and Dr. Knoff J decided s' ij at .-id Kai

for a few days. mto hist-rv Saturu'.-iv n

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I Mrs K. S. Cooper and children of MiJ fi O. O. 3M. NOTICE. ! Fon strpel visiting Mrs. Cooper's All memt.ers urged to be present at Parents near Paw Paw, Mich. -ur f c-ilar meeting Tuesday. July 2nd. ! Mr- Mrs. I. J. Moran of South Final arrangrmems of patriotic parade. I Hohman street have Mr. Moran a sister. !?o fmrvi arranzements for our picnie Miss Kate Moran of Los Angeles. Cal.. July v.j, mt be made. j as their guest for a few days.

Fraternally jours.

7. 1.2 J 1'. lUC'-KKK, Dictator. j evening f torn Meroni. lnd . where she I I attended a Suffrage School last week. ! T'r-e M-.sses Isabella Xlswander. ! Ml" H--s? ,s president of the Equal i

rv.uhn A'km and Winnie S.-hoon. stu- Leaeue in Hammond.

" j 1. sM.tativc of tour's official.--. !-.,.- . ao Saturday and wh;!e here ha.i the j I " ' "-'" or-amations of both I us I1!K, ,,, su,Ttr n ,,,,,,,,,, , hii , I j rn-. u-'iii.ri. olMi-irn i liir .( lic,oc - ':a:,d the 11-w Amen a eiem. nts of ,l," ,i"A c,""i!,"!i l r,';''a" h'-spitai. j "' I i.mrv ai'i',1 coaitti.s, ,Hr the pa-. This distinguished t. mV-a.-.- ad. -r was . 1 ii -. the fer.ei,,! iv.-ttvit :.-s of th'i day ' travehn 1 y smt, frot-i Chu-ato througli i '-' j v. ill t.'k-. 1 Si.o on l.ak- Front. and --'-1 1 1 t" in - aiid st- IP'-i ' I "" 1 . 1 r.v t long known ir. the w . v ,.f who!.- ff- w mim.'es at ,!.-. orti-r ". C.:c:ti;-i so," a '. . 1 o-tiens vm : 1 ! ,,f. ,- d as en F"fs ih avei.u.- t r ad - r" . :: ! i , I in. 1. ,,!;, em. i.t ('! the pie i-, S,n their '''"" '' li''- i'.'-walk opening to the ! i:,..ti. j w! ,i-h ;!! ii:r. ft to the i:-d tlamw.-ty that h :e:' t-t th" Xuss.iu a ' 'I , a j i.'f.-.ss V. a r Fund V. or M'-i'o'u.a'U Ti...int'.ion b-uicm.pt B fore fin ..? t lit J w (M ta it o : ; 1 .' tn ; h. at'-.ip.-ou anl '"'''l five him wart.itic. h- stepp.-d .i.1, j ,- eni.-isr c h iu at ! "P To th. jajbhe v. h. '''! int.. this dark hole arid f II to 1. oi,t. ii 1 late aoH-i- ' la- ad.ia. er.l ci'i.s the b,, ttc.ru. I

tence in Holy writ which says:-

JtefftC UUl IUZ UdJ Ii 5iUeiI tiU5gS Don't believe because your savings from day to day seem small, that the goal of accumulation

Yi nT- never De reached. Like the tiny acorn, that

tM0r-') COUNT at this bank no; ai V?ffifi- l'-- reward of thrift and economy 1 5T'(iBL'S7 -T. A BANK OF PERSON -o;;i. JT-i SERVICE.

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Will I" on. i. 01

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k' i f spend their j He p a heav y man and it w f"ar d j ireci-iion if t!t' that h. hnd b. ti r'iii".isly injured,' i ; i 1 ,- n, their ' M ml" rs .f hl tatty and pa rrsl.y as- i

Th' nun, Jj ',()... j M.-'cd in F Iti'i- bun .m "ti-i be vs I 1 t. !.-: w.-irn.T.tf lo all ' he!-d t" the .tf;,. ,-, f I r. A. A. Boss.j

these reports Mr. Hall .stimates tha'lt'uo.-" a t t tc t pi-1 i, i u !'-: pa i

Miss Alys Hess returned Saturday j . to,aj tti!l ).,, ,rc,eas.-.i bv ap-o l aud at th- a;- !..; t.,

a !? t la ' - w:ct nvc n l

ptoxima'etv $4:

of War

al from d . a m

a 1 1 1 :

din of ii-,- Hohhnger Shorthand school, RufT building, having su.cessfuily passed 'he ..i! service examination, have gone to Washington. V. C.

M i.-

Clara Fisher and Miss Lyda

Muenich left for Washington. D. C, last j

Saturday eenmg to be the guest3 of j the Misses Sabra Burgess and Ktta i Mucnicli who are employed in cvorn- I ment service. j

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The Pot Is Filled With ?

t HAMIHIOI BOYS LEAVE Many West Hammond boys have b" n drafted and taken to Camp ,Tarks"n. S. C. The latest contingent includes: Jasper Mangia racino. West Hammond; John

Wasik. West Hammond: Herman c. I

l'smpf!i;n Manaser 1'irn Hi'! ..

War Savings Sisimi ii'iipaitiii has - . - 1 on that da

n'.un. ed ih" aho. (iitt.s. ui'li 'M1,.! to' mom v a' I:on. come." Additional j-,i."t;s are ex poet -d ' . .tie day a I"; a ,t atnl should 1"- tiiad" t Mr 1 1 'l at his j ..-.vtj to , n's in office on ih o.-iuw a . In a. hi;. ion to ' tip follows wit

p. b.-' First National Bank l.o Ildrng. where i

.,,!. .; too, . Thos.' , w n found t'na' h'- was badlv bruised ; i"in in tl.. rr-.r 'and shaken up but tr.at no h"ns were j v, tl! f.-.r'.' in front j broken. J or Fir sl sect. Huber's ambulance was on lied and h i bo i to f or t.i a t ion ' I injured man was Ink' n lo Washington '

M'Ssjs C.'IIC. 1'owler. L'-es

s J ' ' t police. .'....; s h.

Itaiians. p.,. s, t;ii, ks. S-rbi-i:.s. Inland ! their quarters are established

ins so closely tin- Liberty Loan Jrive. in Guards. I.-'-ua,ss u;:l t 'li... ' tii-r.-which the stel city enormously over-j ret affiliated with societies. Romansuhs'.rih.ed hr iu-ca is due to Mr. Ha!I.j"!r!?. Jewish. L t l.u n in n, c-.p.red. Hun1, 1- o u e i t .- o. -j i r n '1' j. I. a '- ( r nan It ed ' a I : a tl

'he campaign in g'-eat fashmn. Mr. Hal! I

iblrst National Bank Hammond, Indiana.

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an t h

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as by t'p

and n' t r poit-d Th.- ,f"l!" ir

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f the

post-office pre intensive week

ill the week's campaign t ' Much credit fop trio x

attained in the Gary ..'tmpai-n follow-

Tt - h. ; d f R- d i ros

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a 1 s

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r. Prissey. j Patk hospital w hrle his part y return, d J R "! i Yoss. i bv auto to the Vingrrss bote tvhi-rti

and his armv of assistant? road" a fine

Kcnte of Parade. ' m Fir ft to Mi. bit; an a .

; showing and the patriotic citizens of iC-atv can be ,.U per-df d ut.on to in as far'

i as possible ntakc up the remainder need- ; L. '.h

led to rover the ill's $ 1 ai" .f.nii qU'da.

I City Teams' Daily Reporta. I Th" following tabic giving th" tola

1 daily reports for the men's and women's j divisions in the ci'y section indicates 'he manner in which, the t(j;i-s kept per-

M t'hica n nf. t'

- w . s r on

l ;--; i -i- st. south

on i t a p." 1 f" t-t. to !",."".)' St., ei t on

t" l,o,iar st. north - :i Deodar

-t. to 137'h st. .ast on FITth st p, -.-1ar St.. north -n r'edar- st. t" Guthrie i'..

, ! ori Guthrie

t .

a, , ,

i Wiening. West Hammond: Josejh Grabowsky, tVest Hammond; p"tr Volcoff. i Burnham; August J. F. Lochle. Ham-

I mond; Stanley Formella. West Ham- i ' mond: Peter Baio. West Hammond; I

:i.-'ent!y cm the jot, o.,,en Tuesday $J2.nH r""'

2l.rt.-1.'.'. .. 12. 210. "'i la.lSJ.O'i 2".171.oo

I Michigan ae. to l.ak" I'i"t r Park and

dismiss. Parade wt -tart promptly t 1" o'clock. N'l htcb-s or- automobile? v lit h" allowed to patk r.n li"re of march.

W ednesday

: Thursday ..

Mr n. 2 4 "eO nn

lELGffl GAR I PEOfoiEo ; ! PERFECTLY

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il-.l

Vlctrola Records

i hi-

Friday . S.i ' u rda y

2 40; s do 2.1. 1 70

Hi.? ift.no i

B. H. SOLOMAN WILL RECOVER

Totals f !2.');L"ft S 143.4 1 . 10 Robbed of Pocketbook.

Fast Chi.-at.. ,iv. clairns that '.vhile

B. H. Solomon, t he, Bertili-ui chief.

I who was operated on iu Mercy hospital

I about June 1st for a condition known in i surcical parlance as I-phi n t iasis. M

corix a iescing at his bom.-, ,",al2 Tod avc. K, st t'hicaco. arid it looks .r much at this time as if the operation were a marked success.

..: week Mh' Kpker of Oakley iftr-ag-. Hammond, drove nn l'gin six to Buffalo and return at an aversK speed of 34 miles per hour and 21 ii'ibs to the gallon pasolin.. Mut ;-a:d the ar p.-1 forme-1 p. rf.-ct l . Cross-cou to ry mom. rain and d-sert trios are b ti" naans uncommon Manj fi cai has traveled tic- road by the FlKin, Put to rssa.v su.-h a trio with pi a ' ! tea 1 1 all woikitiK parts of the car .s..-cui'"Iv sealed tisaipst iitiiin.it..n or

; Walter Bombrowski. West Hammond; i John Hildorbra ndt . West Hammond: t Steve Jablowski, West Hammond; Gar-

j ret xorrgrang, Lansing: mkoh i er- ; j,pn j url Df

'" in. "in , jotri'i. n o ... nuo. Kast t h: i-ai.'". claims mat wnuei i o- ....-i.tu..n wrt . .-o.-i , adiustment: to run t....i2 tu; -s ...r

Hammond. W jcenty Cxuprynski. West br wap walking al-ng Pl-imm. r avenue . enlargement of Mr. S"l"tr..n s b ft leg. ; roughest part of America without o ! Hammond: Walter J. Hiliniiin. W'rst i s; alnm..nd josterday th tt a n'-ar I due to a disturbance in the Ivmphttic p,,r(,ly ,,, ,, , ;, s,.uk pluu. a.lji;

Hammond; Leroy v . nointcs. ibhuiii, woman grabbed has pocket book rcn- j it cu la i i-ui. It is Known in surirery a i Ul(, carhurvlor. tight, n a al

'John Kasprzak. West Hammond Jasper tair.ing $12'i and "an un st.-i-rs at ., I Pomilia. West Hammond: John Van , ri-iu.mer avenue where he was afraid

Story & Clark i

Itucrsen. South Holland. Julius Latzko. j.., f,-,ir,w- here

i J lain mond: Henry K. VanMilligan. So. . la,,..., R, ed ..f 4i7 Flohican street.: was thought that

Holland: Jacob H. Mov er. Lansing; John , was at rested by iff:cr Singe, and , Drr.tvva. West Hammond; Fred J. Cat- j Carlson at 5S P!uin:t:er avenue on a

Piano Co. Established lt-T. Capital and an: piu., $ ..o00.000.00. Manufacturers PLAYERS, PIANOS. GRANDS Stores in all pt;no:p-! cities of the United Stat s. Factory Branches iS03 Forsyth Ave., East Chicago. 5S2-5S4 Oakley Ave., Harrrrond. Wilfreu Hnsrhes. Mgr. f p 'site i'ustoffice.

ter. Lansing: Isaac Kiel veld. Lansiuc; Louts H Ri.efer. West Hammond; Iln-

hurr- of I'licenv in I'lrnno-tin with

G , Louis H Ri.eter. W est nammono; liar- ,(,; , ,-oi,herv and o il b- t t led t'T.-glit T: . .. I 11..-, . f, ilme U'liiil;. V .... .1. 1. U , t

Hammond; Grant Belamy. West Ham- !,ourt.

J' mond: Harry T. Van I.ieraa. South Hoi- . l:Unl: Nine. in Pa w low-ski. West Ham- A T TT CJT A TT HTvI

Mrs. Fred Fink "l" this p-la.e op the sick ! s t Mr. Herman S'hreih. r of Ha m ni'-n I.

the Koudobon operation and has been performed but very few tino s in the history of t'l" disease. Formerly, it

; ;-u t a i ion u a s the

nly relief.

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or do anv of the thoii.-and and one l.e j.. thints that a .ino-r cons. .hi.- ab.-olu' -I., n.-c, ssarv. i to cause mot.'tisis ev-eivwl.r-i e lo iii.-.rtd at t h- , ir lhat .'id

this I low far do j -tl d':v. over the

The enlargement of Mr, Solomon's I' g ! slllih asphalt or oar.-ful'y rolir.l and s cta-luallv .l..-i. niti; ar.d all pain and ! ,avt. ,,,a,,- of vot.r home coun't v lis.-otnt'ort ln pra -tica1'.. -'asi -I. 1 I ,ih...n t..ncb,.iir vour t.io'or .-r chassis1

j is the h.ov- of i he surgeon. Dr. G W. 'It,,.v ,,. would v ou :k'- to at'-mpi iBickii'-i'. that ...Matcrai . ir cubit ion of evf.n ,.,,y diivitig witicut m.iki.ig ..ij tp,, Hmth is p. iug establish. .1 and that bn,ri 1 !, st a d.:us ; m. n t to vour ear?

t I ; e la , p I O! p'ui t ics Will 1 i t I 111 a t ' I V' take

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10-inch D0U3LE-FACED RECORDS S5c each "3451 A So1dio:'? Day O'Hara PanviK-;: of the Cam:. CVHara 1466 --W r Rri'a.1 Modify Fox Trot Accordian Pief-i Kfit'isp MeOlev Ono-Step Accordion Pietio R-,467 V.'h,,t Art? You Coiro; to Do Tu Help, etc. Hart-?hannon Four Koe;, Your in-id Down. Fruzio Boy American Qt. l3-;63 Thfop's a Ljtt!,- niuo Star in tho Window- i;urr Sot1" Day Thev'ro Comins: Homo Macdonouh-Q'. '840? .lu.sf Liko V,ih'nrton Crossed th? Delp-war?. etc. reerless Q. Msy I S'av Away a Litt! Longer Teorless Quart ot ""0 Your Lips Are No Man's Land liu' Min Cpmpbell-R-irr Our c.i-,:n"-i "s jn Ir N'nw Orphotis Quarto 1 --'.71 - Th Vriluniepr? -Match Victor Military Rand L borty Fo) e ver: March Victor Military Band 12-inch DOUBLE-FACED RECORD $1.35 .t--67 Prinhow Girl Moriloy Fox Trot Victor Militarv R h La.1v: Ladv: -Medlpy Fox Trot Victor Militarv B 10-inch VICTOR BLUE LABEL F.EC0RD 45152 Brine Back My S.u.ik-r Boy to Me F.I r, Cod r.rirs You Si.fe-Jy Back to Our Arms A .sain R;C:--r 10-inch VICTROLA RED SEAL RECORD. 64 778 Lit tl? Mother of M:n ( Brown-Buiit-ish McCorni'it-k 12-inch VICTOR PURPLE LABEL RECORD $1.25 701 20-- From tho North. South. Fast and Ve.f Laud, ; 12-inch VICTROLA RED SEAL R ECO R DS $1.50 each 7-1559 -Ancem Ever Bripht ;md Fair t Handed (:),;,.; 74367 0:-.hou.s Ballot.t Gluck Philadelphia Orchc.st::: 10-inch VICTROLA RED SEAL "RECORD $2.00 o"??C War Baby's Lullaby iFarringtont 1", 12-inch VICTROLA RED SEAL RECORD $4.00 ''003-5- A I.uz d-- la Luna Spanish Caruo-d? (ior-.

Straubc Piano & Music Co.

mond; Willie J Haas. Riverdale; Albert C Peterson. Lansing: Auaust F. Litzan, West Hititr,''U.l: Carl Man. Lansing; To.eph F. Kowalski. West Hammond.

j..,hn I.'-k andowski. W est Hanvnond; j H 'U.rW vi.-i1..!-Wal-.er Reuhl. West Hammond; Frank j Mrs Heorv K".-':hmeid"r r Ntbehr. West Hammond. i ivas a Chh ago busin.-ss !.-tor To Xtneai City. 1 Doctor Rvati of Garv. was rv.e Fi-hth District board sn th" hus'r.fss t ra nsac or v.st.rdiv.

;'lwinjt West Hammond boys l-.i ' Kansas "ttv June 14th. for special in- ; T

ot the si; perticia I in'phatl'S . , -. , - . an brin about a c,'M ie, 'Tollestoii rdeetiiifT

on Wednesday

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; cu re for the d if-1 u vba nee i'crnon-1. 1 Tl-- cas" is su.-h an ut i.s-.ia! ope that i pin si.'i'iiis tir-i! pnip'.'ti,3 all o "r the ' 1 'iat'k. : cunt v ar e att!iit.,- th- results with ' tnocli m! et ! .

a 1 1 e r I i. i l inn!

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Buy a Thrift Stamp and lick the

; no" her War ?i nc.- S'.in'p patriotic mer-t'ng is to he h. I dat Iever;,1ge j i r.ch"f)l in Toltr ,t''ti on 'edro'-da I I n O;- h t r.f this w . e k This meet n g a 1 called t'1 ir-n ke a i: r ii 1 ol'iriun in -ri - j ins "I'i'.irt ir-?-,- 'or - ,' d i -1 - n a 1 p'eu'er-- i T:e- 1. , .erhv. pesf r of '--.e Gtea

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Lij -"1 HOHMAN STREET. PHONE HAM WON 0 ff M (! i I "fH

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GIVEN BY HAMMOND LODGE, No. 570, L. O. 0 M. AT KOWALSKFS GROVE,

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Corner Alichigan City Road and Burnham Avenue. The most beautiful grove in the Calumet region. Fine lawn, plenty of shade trees, good dance floor.

l rKBm Games and

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Aniiiseiiieots for AIL

Dance Music by Barney Young.

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Refreshments of all kinds. Meals and lunches will be served on the grounds and in Kowalski's restaurant. Busses will leave cor. State and Homan Streets every twenty minutes direct to grounds, First buss will leave at 1:30 p. m.

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