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THE TIMES.

Tuesday, March 4, 1919.

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SPRING STRAWS OF FRENCII DESIGN ARE SMALL, FLOWERED AND COLORFUL

Twin City News Notes

Ka1ifrinr llonanl. tills )lco( nvc.. Phone "S:i. will lie pleased to rle ami r.-.-ei oHnl nr onl :id vertlsin;i fo "I lie I Imrs nlo iirluiliit; tT all tvinil pruii'iMl; oml well done.

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READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

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rii ii m mini:. i sen . -lUi activities in the Tn;n s canonx: hack into prom.- -. The Indiana lla' li.'r l;i!i vi i;- -f :!:! v o-k ; take u; t 1 !!"' . wui ir and ,

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i tile '!'( for 1 1 1 I.. vMiif li-o pop- , f -.l'.j-i' la k i he ir.;ere-t ni; phases o !.!. w ork us carried on ief..r- tn 1 n.ii :-iiJ ! their li.iri.oit.. nn ;'.- j ' 1 with thf Indian.! HhChov el-in its . i . an Indoor t' ".i!c tat Sn : ;n : at the !i ri ix of Mrs P.. ', I, , ikons mi i ' ; i a "e c . no street anil i J. si ;m in- ' i. F'um, Mrs. ; ,h'o of 'row n Point. ti'e-pres:c.em of tec Sato Fed- . ration of ("tub was an .nlpn-.-.iiiK ! c ;-st and taikei on thf insnnmiiint.i- i b" cood gained through f ode: au- 1 i

. !tk .Miss Mary l.oui; l.ioy.j oont buted to the u.anl a'ti-rnoon by

i "nderitiic vocal numbers. Thf hasi- I rss tianja?tioti! consisted of .-le. tine ! -. riots departmental h.'iiL". the l:t-e.-atuie. Mrs. Frances Hyors. with Mrs. j .T. A. Teegarden. er inp as vice; of i 'he music. Mr?, Ceorge Summers, Mrs. ; Norm. in Cole, vice; .f the. civic. Mrs. ! TreJ Stephens. Mrs. Strni-rs. :ce: ' J "me economics. Mrs. I'.rncsi Suinnif i ?. ; .Mrs T. T. Matchen. vi.-e. The club oti1 to reta'.n the adoption of the lit- ' t F-ench war orphan. .nionn' l.e.- ! a, ten years of age. for another year i

a ni read In translation, a letter from h"r fxpressinc Tier f;ra'.it :! to tie women of the rlnb. Th next meeting w announced to take pla c at the home of Mr. ius Ho'stritn. in Fir Meet and w;;l b t:i April cenerttl neet ina. f:T tlllC'uo oin tMR M F.F.I I 1.

The T!at Chicaao Vom.in's "!ub i

at the MKinley m-Iiio1 la?t evenins. ' There a j;mj.lly i f presentntix j ntimher of tiiii-.t-i's prefit-nt and dls- I t iiiu'iri.--ti d air.onx !l;-.e wcr Mrs. J. I . TiniffipMni. president Hammond' Woman'. ('Pi!, nnd Mr. ) . A. Fatter- i '). of Hai'j. The speaker of thf eve- I

Alma Uarvin. a.foi-ial- . (f the lionn- i-i'ciiiunlcj . at I'uidiie Fniversity 1 iiipti'iid nf " : h (iaddis i

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.;. ii"" address aloti- that line wa. ! " ' iiui iu.niO' iiiliil. Mr.-. Patterson -n.v.-

I caOiiiKs o! original (fiiiiwition and

Mrs. TliOTl'-on mi r-s .f welcom

., nd a f l"Me to nil si.ler flub womrn. j mm.- t.. . udoi-s,. tlie home employ- J men? hui TH j v;ts lyki ii as a O'liuii'i - ( m; ii..-..' .Mr-. K.m.nd S. Iiiva'n. ti.' '

man .!" tlo p.ifl ni of lloive) P. om.mi.s .-,.s -.x a hearty con- j KI.MORK (OPPHH COMPIW

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Ti our fresh hon.e made'Hread .livered daily, if order is phoned in ffore thre- ol -k ach day. Calniet lickry. ',' ChioaK" avenue, phone T-M. Proprietor, Hay Kschenbaeh. 2-27-US-3-1-3-4&S

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( oril'IIRtTIOX. I Pad n ht Weed's Handbook has to i a abmit llil'eoinelr i 't.y about the- K'niore !'opper "o:nj Ianj . ! if v on are lool.inx for a ' lean and i.i.abie proposition to make money. ti e Klnioie Copper Company has it ' for y o J.

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I to,, late. Ail at onot. Iron-clad proiiosit ion.

JOHV UOHTIl P. ! 0 i.'alumet Bids. Fast Chicago. lnJ J 1 month. i

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mir.b tied their cer,ral farti ineettns

with that of tbt- d . n n r r -: r. t i n i; of ,

r.ow station.-. t Cainn Pir.-hnu', Fl

Paso. Texas. M ss Fo-d" i fxp'.ctMiy: I return homo in April to arrange for ' 1-er trous-M i Tlo" e,ldins; will take!

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; r-o. ; The M thodist Men of ti-." F.rn M.j i 11. ciiiir.ii of Fast Ciiioao..) are tnvit- j : ing the m ii ,.f t 'nc city to hear 1 . j August Malms-tone at the church on, ; i Sunday evening next, at 7:30. It is ft ! ! men's meeting; ?.nd will he of interest J

; t -. every man. I lie y,.unjt men are - . j.j i en i cordial i i om.-. The yrosram j

! will bt am with son.e n-il Fiia " I -! ..,... .,.i ...,n,.!tt itti !- freshments

! , " , . -a. ; ni furniture repairing.

H 11' 1 .1 .-'"..It H ' : missu'll fee. ' Ash Wednesday seriie at the ; i-hui- h of Cn.- f.ood Shcj-herd will

3 , ,- l.hi at ion of the Holy l-.u-

i diarist at ten o e:"cU a. m. 'L.iiany i

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It matters not what coal you use, an empty bin is bound to come some time. The Difference is that in Using Our Coal it Does Not Come So Soon

That should appeal to you when the other eosts as mm h as ours.

Any eoal need you may have can be met here to vour satisfaction.

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For Ken t l.arpe h'ated front room for ' iiriHUment. Z'j''S c'rapevinc St.. Indiana Harbor.' 3-4 U you want to moe or for dray nig. for prompt service and reasonable prices call N'oor & Son. Phone Fast

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Here are three of the spring's newest hats. They are copies of im-f-orted French designs. The picturesque Watteau shape above ;s Joffr Hue crepe icmbined with the same color straw A pale cold ribbon trims it and a floral ornament is placed directly in the front. Purple Milan is used to make the striking liUle hat at the right, while moire ribbon and roses of the same shade form the trimming. The very Parisian little turban at thf left is cherry or victor.- straw with flowers encirclin$r the .'town. The flowers and ribbon used shade from a cherry red to a victory ci rather purple shade of blue.

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FIRST NATlONiVL BANK iEAST CHICAGO INDIANA V Capital and fl( Surplus $125,000.00 I 1918 j INCOME TAX y' DUE J J fTTlncornf rppor's A HJ must be made and il fi J I a x e ? paid by U j Marrh 15. If you noil j J J a tax blank call hetp. J JJ J We ha v blanks for in- 1 II comes und?r Jo.ooo. I M -r r If

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& o'clock tomorrow morninR with utsi inbution ot" ashes immediately after;

Wednesday 8n.j 'r:day evening thrcughvut lent, services will be held at 7:3V

i o'clock. St. John's Cantmus church. ! crous invitation extended to all ladies

Indiana Harbor, masses, w ill b read to- j of the community to attend irrespective.

tonum hall. There is a e!ssS of candidates to be adopted and refreshments served. Section S of the Ladies' Social Union .1. . I'i... M I" ..1......!. .. 1'r.o. t 'Vl i -

j O I I liV 1 I I M . ... OlUIOt . v .... i chro will hold a tea and bake sale at j the home of Mr?. J. I). Kennedy. ?H ' 1 4 .". t b st. and to which there i a pen-

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rcl11" ! morrow morning at

in charge, will deliver a sen,s o. i Avednesday and Friday evening s devo

tares on "The History of tile .vmer.-

! .an Kptscopal Church, from the et1 tlement of the Colonies in th Seven

teenth Century to the I resent n.ni" I o'c lock tor Wednesday and Friday. Holy ' the affair.

The public if most cordiauy m.iv.u to attr-nd these le-ture.

and S o'clock v ith

Hon at 7:30. Holy Trinity Croatian church. Calumet, morning nia s t S j o'clock with evening- service at 7:30

whether they are affiliated witli the. ladies or church. It is an afternoon selected to welcome friends, regardless of numbers. A very pleasant afternoon

will be provided by the ladies directing

Trinity Hungarian. Calumet, masp at S

do vot ion. St.

' o'clock with evening

Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, the Stanislaus church. Fast Chicago, masses Baring avenue.

The No Name Club meets this even

ing with Mrs. t.ouie M. Loucs in North

first day commencing tnc wnim ton of s'iv weeks. Ca'liolic and Fpiscopal churches are holding the following dsvs and hours of observance: St. Patrick's church. Indiana Harbor, mass at

CoIumbiaAmerican THEATRES Indiana Harbor, Indiana

TODAY Ame. Petrova IN The Panther Woman Also Mack Sennett Comedy with Ben Turpin A Scream. WEDNESDAY DOROTHY GISH -IN-.-"THE HOPE CHEST" IIOUDINI IN THE MASTER MYSTERY. 7th f -pisode. Also First Run rathe News.

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3 DAYS Fri. Sat. Sun. MARCH 7-8-9 TWICE DAILY 2:108:10. THE THRILL FOLLOWS THE TEAR; THE LAUGH FOLLOWS THE THRILL rh PtvppieFt I.ov Story Fvpr ToldEnacted to the Accompanir.pnt of tin? Trrrible Music Furnished by the Clash in Combat of Million"; of Mon. Soul-ptirrine Tragedy Alternating with InciJonts nf Cienuinfly Iiolicious Comedy.

will be read commencing at fi:43 up to 9

o'clock with special devotions in the evening at 7:"a o'clock. Sacred Heart church, mass at S o'clock with distribution of ashes held throughout the entire day. St. Albans episcopal church. Indiana Harbor. Ash Wednesday service will consist of holy communion at 9 oeloek in the morning and

I prayer ana o'votun in inp ei ening wun

Rev. John P. P'ummer of Kokomo. Ind., preaching1 at 7:3" o'clock. The Sunshine Fmbrotdery Club will meet In session with Mrs. Ted White at her home. 3434 1'ir St.. tomorrow afternoon. The regular O. K. S. chapter meeting of Fast Chicago will occur Thursday evening'. There will be candidates adopted and refreshments served.

i ne pfiiiponc'j iiiunuip party- or ial

week at the Congregational church will be held tomorrow afternoon with Section B serving. There will be no rrc-ting of the Social Service League this evening owing to the absence from th city of Miss LindUy. IMrectors will kindly take note of rcstponerirnt. Mrs. Luther Lewis, sr.. of South OIcott ave. left jesWrday for the st where she was summoned owing to the dath of a relative, a Mr. Llwalof Stephens of Mineral Ridge. O. Mrs. Lewis expects to be gone for a couple

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I ne ij. '. n. lub w ill m-et this e ening with Mrs. J. F. Corad.ne in Fir St. Twin City Circle. Daughter of Isabella will hold their meeting this coming Friday e'enir and it is very important that all members be present. The new Odd Fellow's hall has been secured and will b" retained for the use of al! future meetings of the order. Flan? for coming social 'activities after the Fastrrtide. i. passed will be discussed at the meeting. Rex Walton, who has recently arrived home from govemmer t wAVk and contracted a severe attack of tontlliti. is much improved and is considering returning to his duties at the Inland steel mill. The Ladies' A;d of Cue United Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon. Wednesday, with Miss Hamilton of C713 Grapevine st. at 1:3" o'clock. Woodmen t'.rcle. Xo. 5,", will hold their session this evening at the Audi-

The H. H. ulneys of I'arrish ave. are entertaining friends at dinner this Thursday evening at 6 o'clock.

defray ing the expenses of federal rail- J way control, the army appropriation bill, I the naiy appropriation bl'.l, the agricul-j tural bill and the sundry civil bill will)

fail. NOMINATIONS HILD UP. Important nominations by the presi

dent which cannot be confirmed because j of the refusal of the f.libusterers to j give way for an executive session are those of A. Mitchell Palmer to be attor- l re;, general: John Skelton Williams, to -rn comptroller of the currency: Norman j Hapgood. to be American mintsjter to ! Denmark, and Hugh C. Wallace, to be j ambassador to France. . j SUPPOKT BT 1CAJOKXTT. Although the filibuster was conducted j by a "w ilful group" of t hrre Senators i Sherman of Illinois, Trance of Mary- j land, and LaFoMette of Wisconsin, they I had the tacit support of the great ma- !

Jority of republican senators, who te

Miss Helen Callahan or Fir st. has jijeved that by defeating the railway upissued invitations to several or tier j preprint ion an early extra session could school chums to gather at h"r home I e forced. Thursday evening in calibration of her J Senato France finished his f.rst filibirthday anniversary. , blistering speech on the deficiency hill The L. W. Sark-s of Fir were J at 7:30 o'clock and Senator Sherman of guests of Chicago friends, last evening, j lllinoii again took the floor. He was

jMr. and Mr. A. P. Dippcld. I requested to yield for an executive ses- ! There Is to be a plav and entertain- " confirm the president's nomlnasnon.ored bv the Rebekah Cstheri'--"' t A. Mttch-11 Palmer to he altor-

lodge at the near date of March 12. at P'n.ral. and one thousand rostthe Odd Fellows hall. Indiana Harbor, j master nominations, but d-clined to be and given bv the Florence Prail School ; interrupted m .. ,,,i, ,-a,,n!1 ,1, reel ion of SOUTBlflf TOT. W IX. SON. of Music, under personal direction ot SrnH(op S!ltrman Mid that 1h. Tj0dr Miss Marguerite Calendar. L'tst nbu t ton j rPsrtiut inn was read in the senate at of tickets v ill be made to the public :tiight and that it would bo "a nice lit -within the nut lew days. . I tie souvenir for the president to take The Indiana Harbor Triangle A t hlct m ! wit h T i j n to Paris." Club announces the date of March K.'h j Referring to President Wilson's refor a dance to be held at the Audi- ! Ported remark about opponents of the torium v ith tic cv r-pcpular Sterling i ''ague of nations and that they should music secured a- one of the induce- bo ' hung on gibbets as high as heaven . ,,,l.. their first srrand bill a :hut not raised in that direction." Sher-

t!iostsUecrssful one. Heading the com- i man said the president would have to miner arc the Messrs. Schefler. Kimm. jraipe 45 gibbets this morning and have Gant. O'Brien and Porn. An in vita t inn : 3 executions. Lodge expects to have has been extended by the arrangement that many supporters before the wetk committee to the- T. O. T. Club to be ind:?. present that evening as guest. WANTS INVESTIGATION.

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be-n removed to her honv from St. Margaret's hospital where she recently underwent surgical care. Her condition has been improved and a rest period advised by her attending physician. The annual election of the Fas? Chicago P. I. O. Flks is announced to take place Thursday evening. March 6.

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C. C. PETERSEN, D. C. Chiropractor Office phone: Ind. Harbor TJes. Phone 88.",. East Chicago 1112-M. Harhor Office East Chicago Office National Dank Bldg. 8 and 9 Coiin Bldg. Honrs Hours 1 :00 to 4:00 P. M. .0:00 to 12:00 A. 7:00 to 8:00 P. M. 4:?0 to .",:C0 P. M. Also ly appointnient.

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and executioners." Sherman said. "The president absorbed some iueer ideas while he was abroad." If the quotation from the president's remarks relating to the opponents , of the leaeu of nations were incorrect. Sb.erniHn believed the newspapers publishing them should he investigated. "If these quotations were correct n investigation Is necessary anyhow." he added. THOMAS DENOUNCES IT. Fnable to get the floor while the filibustering wa in progress. Senator Thomas, making the most of it. issued a statement denouncing republican tactic. "Fr.der the antiquated rule of the senate the minoritv is inoro powerful

than the majority." he said. "If the

senate of the United States has reached a lfvl rv low that It cannot properly perform its functions. jt exeision from the existing scheme of government cannot he accomplished! too soon, for its days of usefulness are behind It." Thomas said. "The senate operates at an expense of about Jfi.cmo H day. which is somewhat extraagant when the output is considered. The public business seems secondary to many more trivial considerations and the contrast helween the sennte of thirty years ago and of todav indicates how rapidlv we have traveled and in what direction."

MAKE UP YOUR MIND TO BANK MONEY YOU CAN DO IT. EVERY ONE SHOULD PUT ASIDE. NOT TO BE TOUCHED, A CERTAIN SUM REGULARLY FOR THE FUTURE. THE BEST WAY TO DO THIS IS TO JOIN OUR "ACCUMULATING" BANKING CLUB: YOU DEPOSIT 50c, $1.00, $2.00. $5.00, $10.00, $20.00 OR MORE EASH WEEK FOR 50 WEEKS OF EACH YEAR. IN 5 YEARS YOU HAVE $125.C( $250.00. $5C0.00. $1,250.00, $2,5C0.C0, $5,000.00 OR MORE. NO COST TO JOIN THE CLUB. COME IN AND LET US EXPLAIN IT TO YOU. YOU CAN JOIN NOW. JOIN.

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Are you reading The Trmes?

Tbe influenza epidemic at least M taught a lesson the need of money to pay bills for sickness, sometimes for a funeral. Start a savings account and be protected when an emergency causes you to suddenly need money.

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IS LINED UP BY SENATE (Continued from cags one ! had the opportunity." There w a perfect stillness in the crowded galleries as he read the bu g list of names. The diplomatic gsllery which had whispered excitedly during the reading of the resolution, was silent. 7AATIBAN ISSUE NOW. It is everywhere recognized that the Republican party made the league of nations n partisan issue at midnight last night. That was the reason the names of no Democratic opponents of the league were included in Lodge's lit. Republican leaders were jubilant today ever the fact that the resolution

did not go to a vote. The element of surprise had achieved their end. A defeat for the resolution, even though the roll call showed 0 voting aye. would have put a complexion on their maneuver the Republicans did not desire. CONTZ8T IOK CONTB.OL. N'ow ensues a contest for controT of the Republican party between former President William Howard Taft and Senator Lodge. The list of names read by Lodge as surpporters of his resolution cannot be taken as a decision of the contest for many of the men who pledged their support do not go to the

extreme lengths of the principal enemies of the league in their demands for revision of the constitution. Indeed the resolution pledges senate Republicans to some form of a league of nations "to promote peace and general disarmament." and advocates of the h-ague found some comfort in this fact today. SHE KM AN WAS SPEAKING. Senator Sherman of Illinois, who be. Han speaking at 7:30 o'clock, still occu

pied the floor when the fumouneeme.nt j lemon lotion and massage it daily into came. Director t.'eneral of Railways j the face. neck, arms and hands. It naiHinesj and Secretary of the Treasury ural'y should help to soften, freshen. Glass appeared in the lobbies about the ' bleach and bring out the roses and

i same moment. 'heautv of any skin. It is simply mar-

TV-sides the general deficiency bill j -. clous to snl,,otli.n rough, red hands ith its J73O.0iHi.onii appropriation forjAdv

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Girls! Use Lemons! Make a Bleaching, Beautifying Cream

The juice of two fresh lemons strained into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white makes a whole quarter pint of the most remarkable lemon skin beautlner at about the cost one must pay for a small jar of the ordinary cold creams. Care should be taken to strain the lemon juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in. then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Fvcry woman knows that lemon juice is used to bleach and remove such blemishes a freckles, sallowness and tan and is the ideal skin softener. smoothencr and beautifier. Just try it! Cct three imiir'? of orchard white at any pharmacy and two lemons from the grocer and make no a quarter pint of this sweetly fragiiuit

NOT ONLY DO WE SELL THE BEST LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS BUT ALSO THE BEST COAL. WHEN YOU BUY FROM A BIG RELIABLE CONCERN, YOU GET THE BEST AND YOU KNOW THE PRICE IS RIGHT. GIVE US YOUR BUSINESS FOR THE GREAT BIG REASON IT PAYS YOU TO DO SO. QUALITY, QUANTITY AND SERVICE. The Home of Quality, Quantity and Service. Indiana Harbor Lumber & Coal Company Grapevine and Watling Sts. Phones: Indiana Harbor 216 and 217.

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