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February 22. 1910.

THE TIMES.

8IG SGOUT CONFERENCE

WILSON Tl

Page jpivn.

NAME GREGORY'S SUCCESSOR

WHERE BOLSHEVIKI LAV MANY OF THEIU PLANS

Speakers of Nation-Wide Fame to Take Part in Chicago Monday.

By L1WMI7CE HARRIS. For the interchange of ideas and acquaintance with Scout leaders from all pans of the country there will he held i- '-i.-.tr-o in the Crystal room of the

'' ,r"R notei a groat Seoul t:onfreni- I

Winning- 1-Vb. "6 at M a. m. and closF b. 27 v. it h a session at 2 p. ni. ai the Auditorium Motel at 2 p. ni. l-i.v Scoutmaster troop committeei in. pifiiibfr of the local council, and -si: -r interested in sou ting should, if ' ''' r,--.M!. aviil themselves of the i-r-v .leges of the oonferene or st least 1 l.e T;iursJ.- afternoon session. MTatii," men ; s for the luncheons and bap,;.:et must b- mad'- in advance, 'rii" schedule follows: -.-inesda v noon luncheon. Hole:

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By JOHN EDWIN KEVIN (I. N. s. Staff Correspondent.) ON IAKD T11K V. 55. S. GEORGE WASHIXOTlV WITH PRESIDENT WILSON F.N ROUTE TO THE V. S.. Feb. ly Wireless ) Presid-nt Wilson is expected to announce the successor to Attorney-General Thomas W. Gregory immediately upon his arrival in Washington on Tuesday. It is not known who will be appointed, but it is understood that to men whose names

l have been most undar consideration nrc

A. Mitchell Palmer, custodian of enemy si: en property and Sherman Whipple, Boston. Following the restful rhsse of his i.-iuiney the president luncheoned with thro- members of his party today and discussed peace conference matters. Afterwards he disposed of a batch of correspondence.

President Wilson do. nut desire an ' elaborate reception on h's arrival at Boston. The present indications are ! that he will make but one speech in j Boston Mondt afternoon, departing Monday c-ening for Washington. H" ' is expected to arrive in Washington before 9 o'clock Tuesday morning. The George Washington is making excellent progress westward and has been keeping in wireless touch with the ; United States through the warshipNorth Garolina. which has been acting ,' as a relay. Mr. Wilson has held a number of con- , ferenefs with Mf Ju-serar.d. l-rcm h I ambassador to the United States, who is returning to the United States with: him. j M hen the president ad lre-s . on- 1 gross he is expected to throw some light upon the real conditions existing j in llufs'.i.

"!" p. m.. Hotel

:.-v-;rnn.

Wednesday night. 5

S'm -man. banquet. J2.i'i. ".bu-slay noon luncheon. Hot' Shc- ". -faries E West, principal speaker. .'.o i.r plat". '' Thu:..'i- a f ;er!T-;i seion is or,-,, to he'll u.r n and women. 1- is I l cf th' cent National Educational A .!-!. 'Or-r.fer'-n. o and will be invaluable

PERSONAL!

SOCIAL HEWS

COMINO STINTS. The art committee cf the Hammond

ifrestc.I iii the Peon; t nigra m.

c th'- stv-ak-is at 'he various j v iil Elb'-rt K. Fret w ell, i

i r. . t son.

iKatt .lames E. Russell. Ouluiii-

rsity: Frank V. Thompson.! ...,.lc- TV-..-..-... 4 - t

rrancmse League m wr n"i.i'- o.

M. J. Duggan. oil

- Uni P'.- of

Ison. Associate Sup'. Schools. New City : Goo. t. St ray or. T'ro. of the

i Woman's Club will m-'i Mon.ia - after

noon at th.e home oC Mrs. J. .1. Andor-

6; . Ann stree'. Mrs. . v.. v-

borne has arranged th- pro-traiii for the ; afternoon.

There will be a meetirg of the Equal

sired that there is a large attendance ai I the meeting as arrangements will be started for a mu.es meeting to open a membership campaign. Queen Esther Circle of Hammond entertainedthe (jueen Esther Circle of Gary at a delightful Colonial party last evening at the M. E. parsonage in lUn- , sell street. A program was given t'oi- ! lowing which games were played. In conclusion a dainty coiiaiion w ; - sr ed. . I"iUs-S.-.l at ion Army F.enofit Dance ;Tuesda;. Murcli 4th. Kuy tickets from Soldier !!o; s and inks. ;-l-"t

t--mei.mi tnrar.iisiwiifniiriiiiiiii .yoif ttemhx:a-Mt.

Ijr 'iV-.' VWrM V Ivi'V'-4' ',s. rSVilts?::A r& &:'J'rst t rjri a.iJ;L -1 V - -

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Don't vait until your cold develops Spanish Influenza or pneumonia. Kill it quick.

CASCARA M QUININE Standard cold remedy for 20 years in taolrt form 5fc. sure, no oixates breaks up a cold ia 24 hours relieves grip in 3 da.ys. Monrv baclc i f it fal'.s. The genuine box has a Red too svith Mr. Hill's r.ictuje. At A'.l t.'riig.S'-otca. Th" i;m ni -.ir.cnt that .; ,,. drson. tt:r know n as - Bronr-ho H.iiy," lipi-;.'..f. ,,f w..rk in that cl.ir- '' ' ' ' ''I'-' own creation, in eon : mc I i. v -ti- . ti in a or vr- ''" '-.; -n j,"- i u --: i :. , n t..-ii.-:-r .-.c in Ea-f i as--. i,l do ;'- less he ha..- .l . ,:h .1.-1 t! :-.v to-

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Fntrance to larjf- hall in Moscow mtd by BolsheTiki and Bolsheviki banner

over entrance.

Many cf the moves of the Bolsheviki forces are planned in the buildmc shown above. It is one of

the larjre haHs in Moirow, Russia. Over the entrance sho'An in the picture is the red bannor, ir.sigr.ia

James E. West, uhicf Scout

I.. McDonald, fiirecior

Ka rcla j . d irector !

V. eel! ;a-p;

Sf-.ut ampins: I.. W of Scout education. "

The Alpha Pht t.'lub mteiing whi.hwas announced for yesterday afternoon was jiosponed until Wednesday evening when Mrs. W. .1. McAlorr and Mrs.

prograin has oeeu prepareu rrann nammona w in em cnum i.i

members and their husbands at s-ix- i thirty o'clock dinner.

Mav su-eet. Monday

QUARTER OF MILLION I). S. BOYS HOME

en i rip

. : e,r- .lie moetinc

Kiks-sal ration Army i,en-ui. t-.tvr

March 4th. Buy tickets Mom

:-'Jt-:'l

I On Monday c enmg ilierc will be a Smettm; of the Rooster Club auxiliary j at the club room in li'.fc Citn- ns Na

tion Bank building.

i iue-uay.

I Sc Idit-r Hoys and Elks.

Mrs. Robert Trost was hosiers a a George Washington pwrty last e-niiis at her home. 432 Summer street. The decorations were in red. win" and blue and the luncheon table was oi-nam.-nted

Mr. and Mrs. George Nisi, celebrated ! -with a cake in the form

Gen. March Says Demobili- j :

zation Is Taking Place Rapidly As Possible.

the ftf thtccntli anniversary u. tneir marriage at a delightful party at the home of Mrs. Nm's moth'r. Mrs. A J. How man. 4 7 UimbacVi a1 cnu . Musi.;, dai cing and games were enjoyed after which luncheon was scr-'ed. Mr. and Mrs. Nist were th.e recipients of many

v...coiifol cuts. The suests at tee

party included Mr. and Mrs. cliarbs l.uihi.-i.in. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kadle.

Pretty favors were given the puets wlo were Mrs. Perguii'lf. Mrs. . ;..n;c';. Mrs. Sommers. Mrs. V. C'jpp. Airs. F:. Trcst. th.c Mises Clara ;i':r.-iiian.

Eleanor I'ergande. Anna !' Alice Cor.rad. Emma Soi.iiners. Margaret. Edith and Ethel Tro - r.lks-5alat:on Ar.uj i: u'fit

Tuesday. March 4th. Huy tic'.c ; Soldier Boa and i:.k.

iiipliim. N ir.a.

from

public cordially welcome. St. Paul's Evangelical Lutum-an, 5i Clinton street. l;e. W. Lichtsinn,

: pastor. a. ni Pr n i a t .! ;.' ?.-r i,--. 1 :." a. n. M. rniiiff worship. And Hoi;. ,'. .mni'iti .n -:0t p. in. Sunday sxh'Hl and Uibl s clas. T:3 p. in. Evening worship. Immannela Evangelical Chiuth l;-. -. . A.'.I lluii. -.-i-iur. j Phone 1K-5-W. 1 !:iri a. in. Sunday ? Tioot. lO.i'O a. m. Morning sers ice. rti-'t Conjvejatlonal CUuich Ee-,, ;..-. -, i . p r. c:Mi a. in.--Saiiu li---'. nr.; n.b'a

; priti-.

y.MMig m. ii. Th- iik n in nod to hear him. V. .ie. ,1 . i . 1'. ., ii e. ii up f..i towed iiy thly business li-'-r t inc. "i'!:'ir. d.) i . I' : ' ,j p. in

i 'ni. -n w 1 1) me. t H. I'fir-' ;i, li.' i i lie pro;: ram in .tr;- ilcpurtni'i:;. 'i'hursda y c v. i M;---. i'h-- 1 :i :: . I i :da . s p. 'i h- iii f . -r ' i. '.- ! a- ' he church )c : o

at t i i e i 'nn

ii'.--ir lut'i-'-H in i he . ii y a i t m. 'o eiiant reftul;.r lTiontii- - -The V oin'-i.'s homo of Mr.--. .1. H-j ren st .. v un of the ilmionlioir I'liearsui, V. an--.:1, s -.

'ception

of the Bolsheviki the world ovet. Its worriin?- rcari..: ''Peace and LJrotherhood of th rVouie."

n him recently for app i'.ei Thomas 1'innon o' 1 IV. Ii -' is cona !-.-. en i ot an attack oi' i; pli..,d l'e-.cr. Re-.. Eeon Morris, pa-tor of St. Alban's Episcopal ch-ireli. Indiana Harbor, has returned hon-.e f'ron a i.-it to . l.'etr.ut and will -.nlm. t th-- tegular sei ices ai the church l-.-m.-i i o-. .

The home rieaeon st. :H gaiherir.g o'" ) .

Mrs. .I.idf

Hogt?

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Zlori M.

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Church ii'--. a. e.. i;r . . i:. iirn-.j. - Suii-h-v s. In

(By Intarnatlonal Newi Service.) WASHINGTON. Feb. That the 'le.mobiU.at ion of troops In the United .-lates is practically accomplished is rev. .-lied in the figure. gen by Gen. Mirch today m his v.-erHly c.-nference v- :f It nwpaper correspo.idents.

;n. Marcli stated that orders h-ve j ' n i'sue.J today for the dernobiliza- ; i ion of approximately 1.53i.90 men i w hieh are divided as follows: I Tr.-ps In the United States. 1 1.0'"o j

" -. rseas troops returned to the U. i h.ioh). 'i'h.ere hae actually been d;.chargil o-" this total l.r.iVi'0'j officer" and i:in

Mr n.1 Mrs. Harry Amor. Mr. and Mr

Clinton Costello. Mr. and Mrs. Kmil ; Huff Air. and Mrs. Otis Sceley. Mr. and i A number of friends of Mi?s GlauMrs' Charles Click and family. Mr. and ; Forline athcred fit her home m Sum Mrs Cl-.ae Bowman r.r.d daughter. Mrs. m-r street last ovon.ng and tender.J Bowman. Calvin A. F.owman who ! her a delightful surprise party ,n cele wa' recentlv discharged from Camp Mc- ; bration of her birthday anniversary ... .. . Mr i There were eighteen pre-cr.t and the.

cieuan. -vin-s vurpniio. t...-

pent Too evening who com.--.

1 1 i :..:. p. l.a if neon a '

In -m.-' A M . s

Pi.: Ki:

s been se!'.-;e,i f.,r Jars' ; f! c-c'i', of Mrs. Ona Yah i IS soon to b'. .-..- wedded

to W. W. Waren of M n-hiijan c'l';.. in a miscellaneous shower Monday eemng. ; Mrs Van Geisen ha l:e.i many - ears ' in East Chicago &n". e-.-ide-tiily wiM be' i'ii? s,, rtj. ,, mak' Michigan 'ii y her future homo. Sh has alv. ay ben i an ardent worker in th- First M- ihodlst ; church and she ;as a w:.i circle of; friends who to a gieat i. captive will

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ncr? her when she dc

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1'arrr : f. Mmisitr.

y.i..- T,? lie ATason. AllSS

j JOIlll .-.i.-i. ..ii---i Helen Mason. Mr. Mayme Ximon, j llarrv Nimon ami Eawrcnce Click.

Ton will do well at I ran sui.in s Jewelry Store. Majestic Hotel building, in both buying ar.d rcpairins. 2-S-tt

w Inch

games

1 ( frcshmc nis

Mrs. Edward P.ohde of Williams street was among yesterday's luncheon hostesses and had as her guests the

v ho-.ri "4. w ere officers. j members of the rrioay ATternoo.i According to thse fe-ures there r. , With them she entertained her mother. ' m;i! only C.Mj5 ..f the troops in the i Mrs. B. J. Smalley . The guests brought ! ito. States .!. mated for discharge J their needle work ar.d spent a pleasant -o late and apnroxtinately ISO.OoO from (social afternoon. Mrs. D. P.. Tattt will , .orveas oont.nir.--i.ic. ' b- hostess on the next club day at a

TV'S" figures bear out Gen. March's p . . iou statement that the dcmoblizaG..i of the artill'ry m the U. S. was on Eto l-.ir-ie stretch and that it had reachi i t;,.,t sta-se where only the "overhead" of i io- men necessary to operate the

and m-is-c af

were ?ered. Liberty camp No. S!S7 hois will meet Monday K and L. of S. hall :u building. After the mei:rg

Chapter No. EiO Won. en of Mooseh-art ! Legion last evenin hero was a card j party for the members and their invited , guests. Pedro was played and the prize i in the games was won by M-. C'orge Stoddard. n the next meoting nishi . ihe members plan to entertr-.in their i

cards. lb: f rcshnients

Royal Neig'n--.rnirfr at the tiie l;ii:il-ach of H.imntond

!'::10 a. m IV: IZ a. ni. Siii-j' t ":' p. 11:. 0 : ,0 . m. Lead- t . " ! l.i.

At I e P "h ri: i'l f.

l:;'.!t- .!....,.!. M - i u : ti - so;-. k r "Si n i d' ; ; : p," -Junior I ii..!-a.. - --J. --'- i.- .! I" . Lob-11 V ill:- ho - Ev elill.s r i-i r ice ti.- su i. n I....-! will :.iv , Educat ion" and u i i h ;i t a I , f i

Twin City News Notes

The N. E. ni.-keUs are t.:.. into their fl3t building a: -1 ;'--. I'or eicrnl yers i.-t f.een occupying the rooms in ral Gas P.uildmg- in North where 5 r. f!jck!l for tl pr. .-.'.rs has l.cn manager fo:

pa IV . His chance nf po.- ll

employment with the- u. S, jf--.a's t o.

under Master Mechanic H. . Reed, has necessarily hern the reason of their change of rr si-'en.. e. tin:- If.rgins

ing today HI Pari UK th'y hmc the Natu-T-.d nve. c thirteen

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i.'--i h irery of iie.-noh,li7..c ion were beinr i ;a:"ed in the servicr. Don't throw your paper awa'y viihout reading: the want ad page. Suffered With Rheumatism, Catarrh and Stomach Trouble

I th,

, i ., iMi-eVi'e nariv at hjr heme . nusnar.us hi

in Indiana Harbor. the servo... - . ! : " .. . .

fat e- e-,: i only routine Business came k-s

the members of Progressive ionci:-.

of the! True Kindred at their meeing last

!.r.el I .-ntnf nt the I. O. O. t. nan. .aiu-

atethjdist Episcopal Chmcn . .: ! - . . :,. I-,.. tcdO ft. n: Class me nus.

J P.. a. in. Sunda

111-SeS. Iv.i 'j a. l.i : loriiitiK w

vp i ia I in-isic. S.S'J p. in ,Jiii,.,r h-a.;,ie.

-)ll.'IO. f; .-I n peace first i ..'inti ini.-ti". a" h r . .'I : . - e l.i t ; ,.- t in n t i. o. - an. ' ,.r i ! : . ; -

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sueeceded Mr. nick-'-U mil ' are preparing for r.r'iirn.' .-.wor.ar.y's ouariers a.-a'ed P.icUells. Mrs. E. V. WfGton cf H'tr b

undTg'.no a minor opera-: caret's horpital and fs w el!.

Mrs. H. ''.mir.ii tee this M-.ir

C "D

r.k Numbe

a blood pu r i ;"i .-1- i

began to take -.Virnb.-r

4 l-'or The Plood' - no ci-iiis !. Whcti

10' I was in

-f.-s T,'n Tuck was given

nanv at her home. 43 Muenich Court.

last eicning by the members

r ii T T storial Club. t.'-iir

mvsic were the diversions avd during the e enir.g a dainty coLation was sor-. -ed. A short busi-iess meetirg nai called to ballot on the r.ame.s of several candidates. Mr. Tuck loft this morning for Loui'vill" whro she will iii for a short time befoie going (o Florida where she -will make her home. Tour old Suit cleaned and pressed the

VICTORY way v. i'l b-ok l.k' n.e.. Try u tory Clcan'r:-. C77 Hohman ft.

ii:uy

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at :

followed nn9 a social hour was enjo e

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Initiation " il! feature the meeting r t Dorcas Rebekah lodge this evening at, the I. O. . 1". hall. - Musicians' I5:iefit L"ane at Moo-e Hal', t.ary. Tu"sdsy. Feb. ;.".ili. Mu:o by Hand and Orchestra. Special ear to Hamiuond after the uanee. .'-C.'-l't

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' i i --: bi Eoi. in i - Hon,.- Mis- ion ( !.. :r,l p. ru. l-Aonii.k woi -a i -i . -i'n, W..I-I.) ..' To, A ai -i',..,,!i-ev M.-mg

rti

I!. Clark It ads of i ho W.-lfrne i nd Mrs. CI do

i;ietnb--rsh ip-r i, ar.ee -, .mm :t r will be meeting ne week committee and tentative rdn arranged for near-future net i-

too a ! i

l ' Z' u ;-,; ;-i-'i day. frei V-ai-.q-ie's

isei.Mi, In ! Welfare Association has i. V ashina- i more than ever in t

t.M'k l-.e

lie! . has j :- familv ' ' o t he b the

I :--.-k s!. has j at St. Mar--st -n? vr ry j ' I : he nurse !

Ast"ic"tion -!" over the

There of these i will he itioi.. The

country who l.a vt- -. jew-..4 , stent t egret W- br.f ah' n--e ' : 'he realm of t'- sli.-n: ! am-i V: rnan'.-- ahii-'y to n.ak- !?v-. i -make it, moke ;t over, break t " i -. 'ion re ma lie ;t aga in never we.- It- '; demons' rald than in t':. ia:-'-

W'iliam Fox predu-P.n feat inns

T'ieda Bara in "The sh Devi;.-' .vh i

.viil be silC,vrn tontte at the Fa nt ' ' c heat re. Miss Para as a Spanish J . -. -i'a is delightfiit and tieve- ba she had more opportunity to disp'.sv bw ; v hanis than in "The She De..: l,,.:d and admired by every gai'anr. the laiv little Southern villus " Spain she re. elves attentions only t t'.v w ith the hearts pf those w-. - .,ow.--t ii ff .... ; , ri on h . Fa tr.il t h aire t e n ' t e . The- V - .ii. e. n s Mi - i.;..n e 9 tit e 1'. -i En-ploy ment at Kat Chii ac- ha" a r iirot-t :-,e gi-ls and woinn re s, . . t e -. T i'e..- off;.. woi k all lines.' da; t'.,r oitlu r lu ndi'v. or e'eaninc h -u---ctTie.-s. and s-. a nis '. ; esses. The ,-a!l li.i.iiiest i. s , or. '. in i;e;s t. he u-r.t ,i althoiieh a n iti-V-i- -f y.-ut1 ..ce , iff out of mp'oi ment. they e-.e-nn- '. he persuaded to tak'- tii,s '.in.- of work at p t e .-e n t . Owinsr !" 'he -mion meeting to h hri.d ;n M ,lv in 1 -:- halt tomofro w eitng in th" interest of the rtpn-Aueri..-n rej.of, there nil he b .t (.in-iio-ii of woi-hip in the Me;hoii.'t E,.,s.-opal riniri li in East Chicago ton.oroe. The pu'nl.e worship win h at H . 4 3 a. nt.. at wh ch time th- pastor will preach on "The Place ,, Vicarious S:.ffe-;ne in the Life Today." It is e x p e t e d that as t In-r is -o evening hour of worship, this nt'-rnlri s.-rvi e w :i! hav an extra large st.enda nee. AI! other services will he held a? usual. Good m-.si, and a . o.--d.'al w eluome will be c-n th rroctana of eacii service. Th Russian archbishop A!'xan1f, of Now York City, pastins through. E C'h'eago on Sunday. Feb. i'3. will he'd religious ei vtoea at . IS p. m.. at tiie Greek Car hollo Russian church on 114 street and Olcof t aven-ie. Co-re'ig!on-t-ts ate hereby invited and requested to be present in full at the re.-epti.-n of the Bishop at 6:13 p. n.. at the hureh. 144th street and Olctt a ceil ;'. East Chicago. CLARENCE D ARROW AT GARY SUNDAY

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VicPhone c-ian

very poor h-altii s I had ithe,niia i ism. . ' 7 rili .-'ton.a.li Trouble. Lead Poison-! wecldipg of parlicu!ar interest in n... and an itch that I had tried almost i Hammond's younger social circle is that known remedy to relieve. I have i 0f tis3 Ruth Purge, daughter of Mr. "'fn si. bottles of 'Number 40' and am ' anfi Mrs. Marry P.urge. S Carroll street, on a fast road to recover:. I owe my J trl paipi. Leland Mosher. son of Mrs. C.

t, and i

Where to Worship ij-i.i rMeetlng 1 - t Verisus Hiiomonl Churches

at. faal's Church (Eplscepai-i . J. Haw t h o ne. Rector. ?'rvic--. in cor t mi, a ! i..n of tiui -e rsa i v ,.f i in.- r -c t r .

-.-j a. ii..- i t o:i'M,i '..:'.. a. in.- - Suiid'.-. S. In-.-. 1":4.". ... m.- Mid-day ... r-

. " p. io. Mc aniin and sermon.

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of toe a ! -s t 1 i I a ; n . w h ; . 1 1 0 a 'e,j wl- !i , n -a I t -ni V hen 1 : - h '- d . a ' I these 1 a -1 aji.de. and ntton naturally

st w ide:-. c

pro ft- il . e.,. I

months when the trials of roieh mckns has had to be cope,) wtlh. The pob!i - recognizes its value ard is tesnondIng to its urgency in the ne-dv of rreater funds io an y out the good work established. Women of the community have an ur

gent lnvita'p-ti tr, attend tli' emans

i"r;pe)iisc League meetine to be h'-bi

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u as I u-ed to weigh ;- pounds i v. Moshc-r of Chicago which took piace ,v weish US. my usual weight, .j,., afternoon at three o'clock in Cht-

was performed by

I write more

to ..

but I his should be

-a co. The ceremony

ince the most skept lea 1. 'the Rev. Sherrard at the North Side M.

,. ;- --ii -.i-e at , i -. w a y y oil Ohio. The jog. o lien Flood" are iisslory ar.

dec u ,;. ' S ,11 srt d ,1 oil..-

-use this letter

1oo

church on Leland avenue. Miss Mnr-

Klinker. I vteiiie and Harry Nicholson were!

I the oulv guests in a'.' rndance at the ;

'. woJ'iing. After tli;c rc

Xuniber 40 I'or

w n m the l . S. j nartv ,vlI; ),a-.. reliable medical j Mr. aild Mi

cago tonight Titey will b tomporar.ly.

I.e.;, a-, follows: "1 hi , p.-, .d in diseases of the g'and-ilar system, in blood I . ,..i. cons 1 1 oa t io :,. siomaeh and liver , o.i,,;. c. ,'hi otii, t h -unfit ism. catarrh. ' u '.. ---'.in rrui-l ii.n. Pier, urial

"-.-1 'col poisotm g. I nd- r Us use i i :.t--. --.in.-rs. -ci'"1 u b ii swellings ll-.ai I i - v.. T ii --toO'i nil .oh'"-,- treatment dis- j 4 .?..-.- -s tf by n.nal. ." ; I I'.-iM re ii by .1. i '. Vi -!.,ie;:ha i i. E .ans--

I. id.. 4 0 ve.i-.-s a or-igi" .hi by .Jos. V-i . irammoml. and ; t i ' linig Slot"1. In.ita: a Harbor.

aoony the bridal

upp'r at the Congress Mosln r w ill lea-, c Chi-

on a brief wedding trip, at. heme in H-unniond

flea St. Praatytertan Charch. 10:00 a. in. Sunday school. 11:00 a. iii. Divine servica. 6t"0 p. in. Senior Christian Endeavor 7:30 P- m. Evening service. 4 CH Aasoclattd Blbla Studaata 2 p. m. I. O. F. hall. npp.Qf'U Mins Liep:. stoie. Undei onun v lioiial set, iocs. Every Sunday. All r.elconie. Seats fie. No coilaetion.

i friadtn iTiiifftlical Church.

Cor. bobl St. and Indiana Aa, smart spring 1;v f etf,r vn pattor

. clot !1 Willi I

bouquet

t:30 a. in. Sun Jay school.

10:1" a. m. Church servlea.

DR. F. 0. CARTER

S tn af Vihlrluit Lights'

Th.c bride wore a very suit of reindeer chant-

K'Hy ci'.-e-n hut and a corsa

,,;' bi i-l- s !! ''.' . : .

! - - i rirat Pentacostal Ciiurcb cf i The li-ei aiu--.- deoai-i ment ..f thcj lra-f tomer Cahimet and . Hammond W.-mar.'s ''l ib will n1' rt ; , - enues

i Tuesday :i:"'ni i epruary -a. w un , SM- a ni.--Sundav School.

l ..... t .I. ... u.... liil 1 lilrnil '51 '

'.los'ph Conrad's bek. "Chance." will be I the sul-j". t for th f f tei-noon. Mrs. j Martin Whi'e of cl.icng.i bus chat g of 'the iiroararu and Mr.-. 11 -nry Ili-vst- will i furnish the nusi, . j --

I i ne new liLii. it." ,u . ...... ir... i

tvles shown a the Hankforth Hat i

Shoo, lbt State si. --19-it

aionrci Stveat MetbocUxt Episcopal l;e. Donald 'Wayne 'funic, pas1 or. l'JthO a. m. fjiiinday school. O. N. Kiger. sujerinteudent. 11:00 a. in.- Morning wor h.p. n:.,n p. m. Epworth League. Special league numb r. L. A. ori

man. o ei s.-,-is --y v oi -kr stirring ad. Ire --s. ;.,.,, I 7:3d p. i.i. E . . iiii.g vol The ViH.i.i I..;, lb s :.;, C 7 e a t oa-i be ef !(.. t . o-i nt. ;. t. 5: ,., , . . i . ; I he . h ','r. i: First 3apt!st church

:''.-: l; s. pas tor.

! Monday .-v ning at th" boir... of Mrs.

, . Abe i; teo'iei nier. 4".i Ma goun avenue, i i e a o o r . ' , T,-.t.,,..ji j V.'hethor ni. mh'rs .f the beai org a vA.a-y.-strrdav ' n"n "r u"r-'n ar.- I 1" opie J -illy and' ' "! ''""'" ''ii-ovtiiig -. ir i. ' s , nv' in ' ' ' T'" !"';:"" !':'- ':1"r',i i, , . ,. j ih'.n it. ii'iiidi-.-d n-rir'.'- no. .-p.-n lor ;

p. ire eicri-s of li'inci. l-our'.-.-n points' on the National American Wom-n S-if-,' frage association wili Tti- dis. n.il by j Mis. D. C. Mor is. Mrs. i;. M Fisher. :

iar

rill.l :r: t y , . I. it lllll-'d f the reitiembrance

e-r coift'ure- wore, i "' v.cin.. i-

liams. Mrs. Martin Petersen

M r

Ac,

r 7 ; d, 1 1 or i.-i,-. -lip. . ! - - c i a - -' -.7 : i 1 i - -. I'loh-.y

1 : i P'l- 'I' 'pat .John V. . L . s ! poured and t!.e ' tn t be colonial

perio'i or , ti. i i . e, r couture w ere .powdered and they presented fln apneararc e akin to the- hosnitaluv of the .

teryears. The M, sdan.es pearl A nsley Surl Election of and ci.orce M. V. it! w .-rr n,s.i i , county, district and

tl-.- ing of lb,: guests and tin- di---ivi11 tti'--' P'ace. . ponring of th.- servi.e. Mrs. Noimani 'lhf' T PPecanoc Crnp Fire :r!- have

'.) d in the piano and rend red . "0" bid'hn to the lioin..- of Mi Lil-.th

a 1 1 1 - t. t 1 1 , ! e s 1 e . e .-,0 , .-v : u r : 1 1 i n i m i c c i i o i s o i- c i n k a , , . ..'i

l'iske. Mrs.

Reese Williams. Mrs. Peter

d lega t- s to i he i slat-- , on-, .-nt ion

-1

t ii-'

.'coral i

boils-- , a I l .i: h ts gli ..f -li..-. '

case

in the i 7,11-7 about t'ie,,f' indulge in a parly he; t'li'-iy pa t lot ... nl:( ,i, jliunur C.001 ge Washiiigto; ed und. - Mibdiied sphndor j Mrs. M. Tarter of Fn .)' 1 11 -1 oioi er hues. So- 1 some time, is showing a I held - v a 7 and a mi; h ! tnont in her condition.

1... le.-.lc l,i..-.,.,i : In formation comes 1

n'- ..., 51 1, ,),.. . omor (-, to Francisco, the home ,o, y Ji.-v- iii-t pas-etl through ; -M'"- J- Ma V. f-" " c

HAVE YOUR GLASSES FITTED

BY AN OCULIST

- o rreaiTweni or .ss?a. as i I oeulis's ri can a.i.-nt

viT ." -r-UTf 1N so i.ni aot.r. WJ. i - a r S3. sto. si-:

t; h-i'"gV- iw-ia'. attention t

j j- .y nooi oruiirn ii to..

ye , have nexiacna or 7f V.ji.;- - at come 10 a ret'ab'a fi-i' '-v oe-.i'is'. located in Ptste

fnr 12 Tetrs. AriiDoiaj eyes rrnec.

Cross Ires Straightened. AU Era Illseassa 1 rsated. FRANKLIN O. CARTER, M. D. 1!0 South tta Street. rioor. Chleaaa Hoursi 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. 3r.ndays.10-lia.ro.

S.-43 a. m.--Sunday

tO:s." a. m. Preaching.

3:00 p. m. Pcntc-costai servic. .3n p. ri. Toung p.- ',:?.') p. in. Preaching.

ElTlo Healing: Mastiffs

Meld at our branch.' ".'

a.ery Sunday. 10 a. 111.

1 v eicome.

i Salvation. Ai-my.

"69 East State stree:. Salvation meetings: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at S p. ni. Sunday school at 1 :.') p. m. Sonz and Praise service. 3 p. ni. Evening service at 8 p. ni. Captain s.muel Hedegaard in charge.

11.1 iiiujii isMiiiijiii.i,fRaparfSiws"jsM wrtsapaai

miariiih.ia

Teterday at 1,0011 the Rev. P.. P

I.icklider officiated at the tnavriase of

Miss Josephine M. Keller and Charles C. Dcitch. both of Indianapolis. The ceremony took place 111 the library of the First Baptist church and was attended by Miss Martha Huff of Hammond and Mi s Florence Eads.

Members of St. Paul's Junior a "d ; christian Church. Senior Leas'ies will go to Chicago to- I Calumet Ave. & Summer St. morrow for the Illinois r.tate convention j c j gharp, pastor. SCO Summer St. of Waltl-.er Leagues and plan to lea ve Open for all ser ices from the four corners at eight-thirty 0 a. m. Pible School. o'clock, cithers from Indiana who wdl' j jn-.o a. m. Morning aer Ice. attend are Professor Kb in of Fort j S:30 p v'hristian Endeavor. M'a nc. E. Kishman of Misha-.vaka and. 7.- p m Evangelistic service. Oscar Dau of South Rend. The meeting j.;-. er bwdj go to church. will be held at St. Mark's churcfi 1:1 ) California avenue at two o'clock in the j first Church of Christ, Scientist afternoon. j souti, Hjhman street. Morning service'at 10:45. An important meeting of Max Shu'- Wednesday evenin; testimonial meetmar. Gate vs ill be held Monday evening " jng at o'clock, at the I. O. o. F. hall in Slate street, i Sunday school at 12 o'clock. The delegates to the Zionists' conven- I Heading room in church edifice open tion at the Hotel LaSaPe. Chicago, will ; every week-day except legal holidays give their report and there will be an from 2 to 5 p. 111. Also 011 Tuesday and address by I'r. Diamonds: em. It is ..!-- Fi:day evenings l:oni '. :Z until .'. The

. ia! .-hallei' h: Igh'r;- -r- :

hi- 7 M. II. l' Lickild- t lie da . - til.

. I'll1,'! -i Morning - -r.i.e w !;' war worri. w.-t-. thrust upon Last

Th- ii.e. "Th" In. 1 .in 1 .;i i .!.'. 1, 'hem -ii.-l but li't'" if ai-y secial

1 1 KM. . ,, - Ml'l.h.l e,. ),,,. .IMiliies w ere j n d 1 1 I K ' I 1 IV The h..l-!7.otl i Micnigan , ,,,,(t , . . J . : .; :,o- !l 7'. f ' i" bright --n m-.u i.-i them and most , . . ;:';.' : in - l:i- j f -1- i i it - and S. i,...r it ' P ''''' ! i V. 1-. I'. j T'.i.ior: .. 7 a i the F;-.,. ,-. , , . ;. , l , ,ri ;, j

ton p. tn -- Ui'i.'ii" i r. . it .in Indiana li-.rl'o;- i,e Sunda -,:.: "S 7.th"i p nun? -s.-rv !-. . 'hone v. ill b. londneied a Ci- usti .

A ia j serv .i t or ii-.-n a; 7-h,.h i u:-- ot -'(.-. I ne mor n ; n -, "nS ' .M ''. I if. Co., pi l.a 11. of I'ill.-.'U... M 111. i o'l-lll -io es a- j) , Clock w.l be , -:,.!,. Mr. I'liiii'ii'ii!' i-- ji.i. -rested soc- pi, snif l ovet bv Dr. .1 -. oh y.ai.iai . .-

laity i" tlp- piis-tp g.-eai ha - ci n j Pi ( -by i . rom n iits'-r. a na'ite ,.r S

H7M eil..-1-t . H-' 'A I- toriC.eiiV Ot Se-. - j Vt til) '- Iie,-e , in . U, ! f-.5 1 . ATI la.t y- ar--. pi-.-id in of the I!. V. P. U. ian-Syrian relief. The ;t, y. p

. ::M v ith -,- i ii-. .om- t-nintui

ii - da a- o',s.-r7e as

I c l l ' Ssl to . i e 1 i e . t . .li for ; t i ' t i in 1 -ri .e- 1 I ' e.!i Sa n I .- of M r. and i 1 .-si b n!s of I

Chicago, that their dauglst. r. Miss I

Union

Triiuian ave.. All free. All

' Lola May. has been e.l,.., 'i

was brief and did not , ti. ubar.--. These are ri-, . a The IHS ,-hih w ill iv.; M. ti.i itie Willi Miss Ruth Pete,

I i ta ring a 7 en in-

Mi'Ci' ft- b -eoo, !i,.p.:a Ha: 77 ho a t ; .- no -.1 i h -

Great interest prevails throughout Gary in the coming .-f clarence S. f a: -row. "f 'hi.8go. who w-,'l speak Sunday before th Forum of Temple Israel, on A7j.iii7 stieet. nar Fifth i Hi- subject will b '-Crime and Pinirhinent." In anticipation of the cr-a: (hrong thai will seek tei take advantage of this '.'r.iisual oportunity. th' doors of Temple F-i ael w ill be ppenel at 10:311 o'clock. Th.c lecture i s.hedi.t led to he at 11 o'clock. The public G extended a hearty invitation ' a :- tend ill's l'i ttlie and to pan lp.Ce tn the d i. ui.inn. 1 o-i e n a t iit.n r i'l'i-t.i stirro-indtng cities have signified "'? .n'rtit'Ot! o.' titt.'ndng tills le iiir". Rabbi .1. Max We is annoum e I'-n'. in sddition to the usual ''rlni"? b.-V.r,-:e.f. te . st of l.-,t;iro!.7 77 ho rv 1 ' ! e e-lpv the Fo'UIII ! tile e p future r.op..des ! r. .lol-.n ! '".! n-''-i : -". ' i- i".,-- I ;..at ,! of Ilea!:!-. -id T1' vv'! i'.-:. i.l F.al'T, who 1.-1- hen keen 'y tn- . st'-d ni pr'" -bi' 'hp -f .-', a 1 vol-

CHURCH NOTICE. East S'de Presbyterian chiiii'v -r-r 7:h avenue and fVnns; ivantj s' . Kdga r Pnntenn'-y Smith, pastor. Song serv i'-e anl B:bl s'lin,.! it ''. a i -. Prea.hinsr service at II a t-r. a.-.l 7:4." p. it.. The pa.-.,-,- w 'M ri -i, i- -t - ; , - f.-r P.-..: : hoo.l 'hi ;s -' ' ---e G'ddon "ai' ami t he P.'-o'. -i I w ." S 1 1';--. t f -. - e ti con sp; n ..n: 'T't.'- r-'o . -pen that Never Fa'i" 'ii,j-.t e enmK .-r.n-ni : "Soo'ng .! -, - On 1-, ' It if ory rlesii - t.ie that 11:" w ho1- : i- ir, er-li 1 pi 17 : il,.-. , t-.u-. i, ar..l a'l a.i-

! I -i l.-r i 'u 1 oa r- 1

1 -!-.. -Ci ne s..e.l a; both seSt ' a r. il ;-s v ' b- coois'tv- w . I

The Alesdanies nd 7--a.-.- M.lh-i re among hose

no n

AS YOUNG AS ' YOUR KIDNEYS The so. ret of vmitli ia F.I.TMINAriUN OF POISONS from jour I.oiIt Ibis do'ie, ou can live to be a huiulrefj incl enjoy the good things of life with i i naich "pep" as you dtd when i:i Gie ! 'pringi ::ne of youth. Keen you.- body C good condition, that'.' the secret. Watch t!j kidneys. Tliev tilter anH : i ;r:f7? the Mood, a'.l of which blood - ases throurb them ouce every three miauteg. Keep th'-m clean an:l in proper voorkig condition and you have nothing to fear. Drive the poisonous j waste ami deadly- uric acid a ortrf ;!"! -'fitt from yoip- svstem. Taw ;OI.I j .vlKHAL Haariera 4d 4'aps'i'es atii yoy I !! alwuys be in rood . . ondition. Ton .in . . . i -. .. ...

ieei strong hi. j vigorous, wuj

! I '111 IIWIIOM 3 l 1 . no nt . l ies ti poll

i college" ,-hiy art tl; r-'' -i :- ' 1 th-- , i.Megiates during the f..rm of '.a ' in-f v ill !..- cniphasltied by -,ho.. pi-.-. ient at the set -. n es and called u'-on f. i j iii.'-ir knowledge nertair.irg to Chr s' i i j worship. The pas;..-. !;-.. i:. C. Si..-, j Will take a hi subject "Christian Ed

-ation." Tbcr. is a welcome '-M-nd-

, - pre.s. i-t at an;.

Spa tnler i-f i' Iter fr,.-n.h looti in a ib-o

adr

ar.d elasf'

muscles.

to the publi. all of these . Miss Luci!

ha' ing f'-viM I h e r this a'te

j Ington par'y. 1 Rev. Fundi- of Chicng ilie pulpit at the t'.mgrcg

' loiiK-ri-ow morniiig at servi.-e. Sunday scho, '.ill be no se r i i a t 1

ll- -t. -s net ,i i ; ii Re 7 a sll -

III

I V. t I ,t ional l-l: i 5 : t' : 1 .", . . hui-.-h

! I'l'

GOLD MFDAT, Haarle i Oil Capsules are iniported direct fr .-s tfce labora- ' t.T'es at Haarlem. TTiKand. They are a reliable remoHv which j las been used by t:; si.jrdv Dutch for j ever 2(n) years. ar:d has heiperl tbem I If develop into one cf tae strc-ug'st j ar.d bearthiesl rices of the world. Get tbem from r.i'tr drurgis'. D i rot tnVe

ev er.ing it Via-, ing b nut worshipers t. ian-Syiian r'li'f n,. inorro'.-.- ei enin ; schod. Edwar.1 Fit;;g. ia! i , eiiti" has beep I ?-.

en eaiiO'-l attend t' ',-tinc lo 1 at t he-

ii .1' 11-1:1

..r lion:

... p. ,'- At iil'-ii-,e P. I.", t.lMcUitil 'y h P.-.r.t.g

- tr:. t convent inn of R- b.l.ah 1 t'hestei ton duri:-i the tia -1 w I - ' Mrs. Era in i;,-, ,- ,. ;v i ...

na t u re vv h. ., ii,,. f .

i s- ond story w indow o." lo t' b f-e . toe-c r-e rb-.Pi.", a !ei. She h.St 111 r e,lie,,i(, -II;. j S,StiI t" the bopse tia-1 e I..' fV' ' l-ioued. The extent .- the this nm-i i rioi ki7oivn, J Miss Gertrude VV.l.,:i. (:r-t i t the I'lidaby pla,t is i p..ii ' Washington park be. ptac chdergoiiig a-i op,rattoti for The Lilerpiy .Inmrtii; i.' of Chicago W'oliiat.' : .ll.h hl'.i pr--pron ise of Ma.iagc-r J...-. s-b ii !-ei'i.-C the- bbo sh-lV, ing fjlci-.e

oi" Two Cub"--." which will b it,,- treaii r M-c-e'i I i VI rc li.irfer is ' t : i-h.'.:2.- .-f 1 :' of th- ! .. k t - to 1" place I 'bat vlate. r:'jii v:...iii. r- wf t'. .Iisiios-;l ,.f tl.eio 3 'id F ci.in'-il will be -liv id. ! for !'.

CHILD'S LAXAT1V

Look at tongue! Remove poisons from stomach, liver and towels.

.id 7..m-

d i-irs. t a : : h li:.". 1.1.1elicUis. Ma ;t If i the ' I I 7 to

' hale

-h,

..fix 7 ; -(

S'liisf.t ,1e. I lliree sizc-t.

I:i

rstiv. I 1 a

the Welfare A.-..i it; i i.o Service T.eague. The ,1 i luh ha s had for '!: iThe Talc- of Tv - ' 'if. -b:iere--t -.us it-, t ,;Vt. ' . pt-ic-. tt on -b.. .ci-.: O - ' .!. -OW'

I!,. I

tit';.

t!:b ' ry

th ear

' ! ' ' "" S c'-.iP or I on 1 1 1 co e ,-,. 1 5 , , . name Ca ! 1 f or u :a on -l- tiackKge. t.h -n yon sure ; o I'' ci.ihi is h -j i i li tr th'- be-t and nt,.--. 1t;-jni- -: lixati'..- or pli;. n f,.,- ,.. i ..- :-"t:ia,h. 'i-,..-; and bowls. CJi.b;-n love lis doliClotIS trii!-;. !;.'-; fut ,1,. I ".'..-. s in- . ill'.:!. -H's ,1.... oi; . ,. b bo--IU . 7.1'- tun ho;,-t f . a- -- Ail .. .