Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 120, Hammond, Lake County, 6 November 1919 — Page 2

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PURE FOOD

U. S. Food Administration License No. G 137 7 3 ;

Specials for Friday and Saturday, Nov. 7th ondgth

GOLD

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Vour

Favorite Flour on Special Sale Here is your opportunity to lay in a supply of flour for winter at extremely low price?. Gold Medal Flour 1-2 bbl. sacks $6.63 1-4 bbl. sacks $3.39 1-8 bbl. sacks SI. 72

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LIKE BUCKWHEA T CAKES? He re's a good price on Buckwheat Flour the pure, old fashioned kind- - Five Pound Bags 45c

Peanut

Aromatic Brand, fine grade Peanut Butter. The most economical way ot buying.

SPFXIAL REDUCED PRICES f 1 ( 2

! Crt&Oltn Monarcn Brand Pu) Tomato 011 5 kUlSUp Catsup, big bottles A!

Smoked Country Butts

l Another popular meat item of Oscar Mayer & Co. Extra Choice

Mild Cured Smoked Country Butts. Average weight OQ,

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AT Highest grade Bulk Noodles (all shapes). lyOOQCCo Spaghetti and Macaroni, per lb. A

Hj 16c; three pounds for

F J7 Manhattan Brand Pure Jelly, large tumblers, regdeity u!ar price 20c. Priced for the week "I

end sale at QliaYraninrr . JslOriCniflK Us No. 2 cans this sale

f kirk's Hard Water Castile Soap, large oval Q OOCLP cakes C Q yYi Swift's Borax Laundry Soap, only 3000 Cp tjOQ,JJ bars, while they last xJ C

CIGARS Original Rough Havana? Special at 10 27c Black and White Smoking Tobacco 1 5-8 oz. 11tins special at A V. DRUG SALE War tax included. Rubber Gloves Strong and durable, regular OcQq pair, special at Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup, regular 50c bottle 3 1 C special at Rubber Sponges, very nice for the bath, regular 1725c size special at . . Turpo The turpentine ointnjj rnent, regular 25c 1 ! size special at

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GROCERY Butter rut up m cans. lb. cans , lb. cans 23c 55c i." J 1UU POrr'J ar :5nowdrift Shortening, jf than t! nr,r, nf 1,,-,! t H CANDY Bonnie Butter Bites Regular 50c a pound. pn half pound at 6UL CrTTiolines Regular 40c a pound, half pound J7c TOILET GOODS War tax included. Pompeian Beauty Face Powder Regular price 60c, OQ special JZ? Woodbury Facial Cream, in the new jar, regular price 07. 50c. special 4 C Mennen's Dental Cream, regular price 35c, special 25 C Colgate Colossal Toilet Soap Regular price 15c. 1 A. pecial. straight

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EMERSON WILL SEND BIG CROWD

Sniiril.iy Mil! h th" liSf-!t x rul mofct iiP!)i'ri;in' day of If o fottall j-t-asun for ir-.t Kni."n Msh school slul nl. as vH! n. thf; Eiiurson gridiron warrtfi s. as.t is the day w hrt th?y cIhi-Ii with thiir old rial5. ih llHtntno:i1 high - TTowl. The rl(l H. A A. pa i k a! Hammond will hi ti: sri'To of Ih? conflict and from th in!frst lining tajiPii In it nui. i tnc. orif ot" i he larj," st ro dj In ihu hist'iry of a f v.. .1 Ivi 1 1 bMttl in L.ako Kuniv will rres'-n ' - Fans nrc t(icte'i from ill over Uto regi'jll. liary w ill ?ti i Us gam Friday evenluff v.lipn th tud,nt r idanninK r'n l."'(t!nK h biK l:nad on Ilroiilwuy. Luriiit the- iii; : -ai'f th studi nt liae aiwax ninit t hix a cust.ioi of hol4lfift u. parle before their big same. If ilie ruilitarv aushovit i-s lerrnii it, they ni:nd to hold a teeerd brisker tomorrow night. inr is ail "spt sn-i frimed for the jm nd will sf-nd over large d lefa.t , o r. . i MY REACH AGREEMENT IN ADVANCE Pressure From Government Is All That is Needed Say Miners. I IN f ERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., nor. 6. Nadthar the j')Trnmeat nor the mlnars' officials todaj- yara any Indication of receaaion from tha directly oppcalta r - " I' " . . u .1 ..-- J . bHUU lis believed no deTeloDmente mav ha ex pected In the coal strike before tosior. rc-w. when Judge C. B. Amti, of the department of Jaatlce, Is expected to return to Zadianapolls to prepare for a battle In federal court Satniday. WASHINOTON. Nov. VYui, ojt 4g J'ours remaitiln before 1 1- for.-r.at li"-.ir;i. on tn. i i-rnniMt petition l'i- injunctio' a,-.i:n-t the .-ftlo'-als o the Cnited Miro.- Workfip ot Aiuencit i called be'. i;e j .f.tre Anutmon cf lni iy iiajioiis. ti.r- i- .t strong leei-.n? in .'ill riiclt-s ii'ie, t'.at aomot hi v.-i!l la;.pen to ff .-ct ;i ttlenient out of i. . - rt . l'tsiiite defiirt !l.il uienfj a-id claims the or.poi-.tirf fiitions. -t U very apparent that both are wiilin ; at 'l toieth-r in cio't to settle thojr oi."fovnce ffo ol oL; r. way on. can be f .orid vihi.h .ill nable ea. i aide t. :-"ire jira rof ' i y from th- l'l.J cf hiittie without lo.og of preatiae. Tin- H'. vein nii-nt's attitude of remalniiic:. fii-m on the injunction procedure ecems to I'e the stumbling bioci:, accordinR to the expressed rfue to v.ca;e the i i ; i Miction proceediiipy until itf strik? older ha nbfn r'S' ludcd and the men so back to work. The United Mine Worker rla'nj thst f th injun :i;o n a railed, r (T tiie miners and operators rould jtt to:rct'i-e-In twenty-four hours, but that th'1 ttr.ke would not be called off unvil n r.fw waf agremcnt was rtach !. The operators reittrate that thev ire willing to enter into negotiations with the rnineig Hoth rides Lave expressed a preference t" ."ettlina: with oar'n othr rather tlun rvffrrinsr the matter To in Ind ij r 1 t omnvFMon appointed by the president . Fro. n thi- :t:tement it wouid npper tliit tho Kovernrnent'e attittid n pressing the injunction vji rb:ar. but it pointed oil by the i of of t h rnn'nt that this I nrtion wms taken to protect the pablh: i from 'iniawf'il a. t., not aione of th miners, hut of the operators. .r.1 v.'hlle tiio injunction r'fams th- l'ailr th- wo.'ki-r iron ..ii-r-'nc out th" at r ike.. It doe pot ret rati t.iein from maklns; every effort j.., th"ir po-Ae, to end t!ie strike. If i.s broadly hint'd here t;,t if the operatoig phould gie acreptabie tua"atiii ej to th-s workers that no advant-afi-e woiild be taken by the operator through the waknir.ir of their po.ltirn in the proposed nt ?ot iat:ons tni: the rei'iir. Jin; of the strike orci' r would cause. It .niu'nt be done. In Just what manner th..- can be brought about his not been duulg'ij. but it is believed that sti. n? forces ni' working riuietly alona; these l.ncs towards a settlement ;' the difficulties. uvi r night the situation remained ur.c banned on the joirf ire hut today is expected to bring developments tendivs. towards an eleventh -hour settlement. Not ii i re hatever stands in the way of mire; . and operators netting- together and iiettllnR the coal atrike. In the op men of the department of justice here today . to s I' tnentH put On' h both s d"S to the effect that the: government a refusal to vacate the Indianapolis injunriton meant a lone and bitter strule and "swept away a1! hope of. immediate settlement." str..'k officials here a brine totally beside the spark. Th pos-ition of the department of jusctice is that the strike Is unlawful, and being unlawful, cannot receive official sanction. likewise, because it ,s pronounced unlawful, the fderal io eminent cannot arbitrate it oi otherwise have anything: to do with it save through the ffderal courts. Neverhelesc it la pointed out. there Is nothing In the injunction tying: the hands of either operators or miners insofar ss teaching: an agreement between themselves is concerned, thus brtneinc the strike to an immediate end. Tn which case the strike hena; no lor aer in existence, the injunction proceedlncs in Tndtanapolis would automatically cease. TWO RABBIT YARNS R. R. Maxwell. 3 150th St.. reported that thieves tried to steal his rabbits last ni?ht and Mrs. Msiwel! fired on. the thieves She believes she hit "ne of them. Thst's one rabbit storv. One? Atistiten ar.d hla force had rabbits for dinner today and a number of the city officials we'e ent ertsined at a de'.e.-tsble feaf That's another rabbit story. Any connection between the two? S'o. ee-talnly not.

THREATEN CHICAGO FEDERAL BUILDING (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! CHICAGO, Nov 6 Following thu finding of an anrnymou; note announcing that the fdral buiKlins her l. blown up with four pounds of "T N" T" lat today, sruardu -were, plamd at all doors of th bir.ldinir and seat-li.Ti-d at vn!itp points ' hron Khout the si ructure . The not was written wih rreen ink on loe leaf pnper. Agens of the department of J.isti'.e and city police ate i n vai iK-i "in

THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN I UK (.(i All .IA. CCnX No . mixed. l..l No. .1 mixed. 101. No. 'J white, 15T16;: No. 1! yejlow. Ttil, No. 3 yellou, 13. OATS No. ; white, Ti4 :o 7 4 '! . No. white. T02'(t73';. Cil-ICAiJO VKAh f.0 to ,,, h., 1 '(T Kf; 70 to SO ll.A.. 20r-'lc; So l lfifl lb.. fancy. 2no; ovn'ic'r,i h:diii ! J, H0 to 175 lJ(fj.)."o BCTTF.R Receipts fry, extra. 6; fir.-t. .?. tut.. i ea rr fdi i.ing .stocV. 41' 'ci 47. KOt'iS rtereipt. 1.7SS cae.. en.'ent receipt". 59. ordmaM first, r.3 ii :,r,; first. f(ij0; extra. ; ih-o U. -"34; dirtlea. :2 ii i. i 'HKKSK -Twins, neu. .103'ff 4 ; daUIPf. .'ilViyt3J; yo .ns Ann ! i:n?. longhorn, 32 l2 Xi briuW. .';2 T.1VK rol'LTUV Tuiki Z1 : rMekenn. 20 'o S2; piina. -'f'.-. pee.-. 2.'.: ducka. 2B. POTATOES Rrini. 7S: Minnesota and lJakjta. Ohio -'4fi 2i'V nnc4(.o i. ivi: t(hk. llOfi? Receipt. 4.00". Market mtive. steady to lo lower; bulk. 1 !..) y.'.OO; heavyweiRht. 1 "0 (a 1 5. Or. ; medium weight. 1 4.1'Vd 1 4.S0; Ug"ht lights. 1 4 00 ff 1 4 85 heavy packing sow. smooth. 14.00$ 1 4.40. pat kins sow. roug:h. 13.7." ft 14 "0; pig:. 1S.7514.;'. "ATTI.E Receipts. : 4.000. Mark, r heef steers and she stock steady. bii! 2S higher; beef steers, medium n' hpavyweishi. choice and prime, 17. SOW 1 !..": medium avd Rood, 1 0 SO Ti 1 7.40 : lisfht weight, p. o.j and choice. 14. nog f J 19.75: common :nd medium. 7.50 . x.u . butcher rattle, oe.fers. K.50 1 3.00. cows. ."? 13.00; buiN. C.?:.'(jH.oo. -annr and rutteis. r..wa nnd heife) .. 5 25 W 6 37.: ranner steers, fi.!fi :'a S.00 ; veHl ral'es iliR'nt and hand weight 1 7.7. 0 ff 17.50; feeder steers. 6 7r 1 2. 7i : storker steers, fi.on ?? 10. on : sto' Ver cows and lie fees. fi.25'ff 8.110; sfoe'eer rnh, 7.7.0 ff 5 0.50; western rar.cp cattle. beef steers. lO.TSt 13.20; cows and h'ifers, 7.3055 12.;n. Allis tlia'meis American Car & Tnundry American Locomotive .... American ?ire'injr . .. American Fteci Foundry . American Tel. and Tel . Anaconda . Atchison Faldwln hotnmoi've t . . . Ha'timore and Ohio 4St? 14H 4 4t firis. fit! 1, 1 to ?t j; 10'i .S7 7m 51 4:Hutte and P ipei ior Canadian Tar. fir fertral Leather .... "h apeal e and Ohio riitcairo and N"oriliwtirn . . f'hirayo. Mil. and ?t. Paul .. f'o'ornd-v Tuel r'st:i!eres Securit.es Krie jt rrrd. General TUertri'General T.ilors Ot. Northern Pr Tli 'iiois r.-nt ral Larka wanna ?tTl T.eMch Valley Mrdva'e Steel New Tori. Cent-a' Vr.rfr.'k and "'eBrein Northern Pacific fho '"Hi Cm . rennsylvn!a Pressed ?ld r-T neil-ray Pteel epeinp VI a dingRepublic Trnn ind ftee! Pouthern I'ecific T as Co. t'nion Par i f c 1 P. Steej . 1 -0 : ' 7 . $" . tfii, 10-1, 10 J 7, f;i( 1 .1 0 r , 10 os, t 2 k 1'. S. iifeej Prfd ., 1;, Westinphouse vt'illya Oi-erland tf Sinclair Oil 1 ROOT ARttTTFS FOR THE WETS : 1NTEHNTON. NEWS SEHVKC1 NF'tV TORK. Nov. 6 I'lihu Root declared today In the 1. district rurl mat ir rne war time prohibit ion art was constitutional when it was passed it haj lost its validity by the passins: of the war emergency. Mr. Root was arjru'np for the Dryfoos and plum company, wholesale liquor dealers who sre seeking an injunction to restrain federal officers from interfering with removal of liquor from bonded warehouses. TO rSEVINT INTTLUEN ZA. Colds cause (irip and Influetna IX ATIVE yl IN'INK Tablets remove the Cause. There is onlv ore "Bromo Quinine." E. W. GROVE'S sifrnature on box. Sue. Ali. Duluth Must Pick New Date for Langford Mill MINNK VPOr.IP. Minn , v. fi. Fo!lowinK announcement Tuesday that Parn La nr: ford of Chicag-o and Jack Thompson of Philadelphia, nefrio hea.vjrwels;htE, would meet in a ten-round bout Nov. Jl et Duluth. the state boxinif commissi, n last nigrht wired the Duluth promoters that th fljrht could not be held then, as it would conflict with the Mike Gibbons-Mike OTowd flir'nt in St. Paul en that date. It is expected that another dnte will 1v selected for the Lang-ford-Thcmpsun battle. Hammond People . Prevent Appendicitis Many Hammond people are rising simple glycerine, buckthorn bark, etc. s mixed In Adler-i-ka. This nus.ies BOTH upper and lower bowel so complettil3' U removes all foul, accumulated poisons from ailmentary cansl and prevents sppepjjcjtis. Ad'er-l-ks relleyet ANY CASK gas -en stomach or sour stomach. Oflen Cl'RES constipa-

COLDS breed and Spread INFLUENZA KILL THE COLD AT ONCE WITH HILL'S CASCARAtQUININ Standard rcld- remedy for 29 years to uDin lorm a:e. ur, no pistes breaks up a cold in 24 nours relieves gr.p in 3 amys. ifoney back if it fails. The Cnuine boic ha a R-l tep with Mr. Hills picture. At All Drag S!or tlon. In one r;ise of chronic stomach trouble ONE bottle produced wonderful I faults. Summer' l'ha rmacj . ! I i mi an Street, near tate ad. HAMMOND SUPERIOR COURTS Alary Kiee. 607 l'0'.h sMeei. lias; Chicaso, has fiied suit for divmc; from her husband. Mika Kiec, alleg.nu: tiiat he struck her over the head with his fist and has otherwise given evidence of unkind feeling toward her. They wer married Ausust 7. 191" ac.l separated Marcii 2S. lSly. P. ii C. osxiy is attorney for the pla.ntiff. Martin Banos vs Mat Ravanta is the t.tie .f a damage suit filed :n the ti-l-eiioi (our( on appeal from t.ie. co. rt of Justice F. I). Prest by the ticfen?aiu f ve Sobieski ct a!., h is (il.j.l u:t i - a protr.tsci-v n.t: against Jn'ei f'.l2.n throoh Attorney T. J. Sulliva a . LEGION TO MAKE DRIVE ON TUESDAY Hammond Post, Nu. 16. of the American Lesion will rnako a bi? drive t increase its membersh.p on Armiswc.. Day. At the meeting Wednesday evenlns; a committer on mernberships fcr this day only was appointed. Tin meinbeis are Joseph W. Todd, chalr:i:.m. F. V . Malon. Edward Knoerzet. hnns aingei and Edward Patterson. The Iegion passed a resolution approving the action of ih Chamber Commerce tn recommend ; ng the; action of the. Chamber of Coiouierce ir. rccoininendina; that the factories pf the city pay the first year's inembvrfhip fee for all ex-service mtti in their mplo;.who desire to join the Ligion. c. Nowicki was appointed chairman of the publicity committee and Irving Chay-l:-n whs placed on the Ways and Mvar.a ceimmit tee . The W ays and Means commuter- r -ported jdans for a stai; nhi.h wi'l mark the. opening of the new legiou quarters in the Diamond h.r.iJinsr en B State street. The bu.loir.y is rnpidi' in arinK completion and the Becon story ha been constructed to m the demands of the solj'er. It i expee't'Tl that the pln.c-W'U be ready for occupancy early 111 1 eeprubei . The gtag will be i-iernbi'ia ( n'y r.d no ad:nis.-!o.'i w.'.i - cha?"d. It. addition to a lunch th'rr- will be tc- : en: rounds o'l box ins &n J two or three K' jd wrestling: matches. The prr.pos.tton which has ben up for consideration bof re regarding lnciudlrg the Liberty Gururis in the membcrshin of the Lesion was tabled at the meeting last nishf. LOCATE STOLEN DODGE Police of Blue Island have located the Pods c.-j r which was taken from "Jeorge Psuranti. Hi iver ior tiie I'. Taxi Service of West 1 iri mnond fjtiirJ.iy. Yesterday the t HammonJ police received word from Hlue lslanl slatinis that a car answering the description had been hel l there since Mondayman who stav a ("hi'-iso :d-d.-ef w s a rrested Monday in Mi ne Island ' speed, nsr and had left the ir at tb" pol;.-e station as security while he went to Chicago to set in.oiey tr. settle the affair. He ha failed to itiurii .ind it is believed that he was the man who forced Baumnn at the point of a revolver to t un the machine over to him near Dyer. MING HUSTLES RED CROSS DRIVE iSPtCIAL TO THE TIMES) WHITING. Ind.. Nov. 6. The Red Cross Campalcrn in Wriitins; is going alonf. in the usual satisfactory mannner, ;ust the same as in previous tainpaifrs. Chairman Russell F. Smith has a Rood organization and the Ciiy has been divided into three divisions with a committe in chaise of eah. These divisions are; the Neighborhood Division with Mrs. George Hay as its bead: the Husiness I'strlct Division, with Roy Green in charge: and the Factories Division, which is in the hsnds of 3lr. Humphreys. Excellent workers have been assigned, and there Is no question that Wbitinsr will come out on top. Last Sunday morning, there was a meeting- at which Mrs. Georye Hay cf the Neighborhood District, Mr. James Nedjl. who has charge of securing 1920 memberships and Il isBel F. Smith, figured out the plan to be used tn this campaign. For the benefit o' the public, it Is here given. The employes In Whiting's Industries will be solicited only for ISIfl membershir. I"1 th Residence District, the Neighborhood Division will also solicit memberships only. If the employes in the Standard Oil riant and other Industries and the women and children In town wish to give to the AVnr Fund, tt will be their privilege to do so at any of the four banks, where workers will accept such contributions. These workers will be on hand pay day and again perhaps on Armistice Day. r.ext Tuesday. These donations will supplement those which the business and professional men of Whiting will be asked t omake. It is enneeted ?ha t the Industries of Whiting will donate quite liberally to this war fund. If everybody enters into tiie spir.t of this thing, it will be an easy task. The Chairman also announces that subscriptions for the Red Cross Magazine, will be taken at the Red Cross headiuarter at HSith street and Sheridan avenue.

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City News Notes j Office, Boom 221!, Caluinet ijllf . 283. atesldenoe, 4318 Oicott Are. 218. Phone Thone 'I 1 1 f 1 e v H ' H S membcia of the man's Club out the KaUitfrme i' ...J ,i : . i. I n d .inn lo 4 trim miii iio tlarbor I-' N..y I (. ' l se, t :i ii inder the su-p.-w p rtmen t of the- .Int. Mrs. Edward cnwari !' 1 e ii ic fe- i a ' t Ji.iine of in 1 '; I St.. ' - ' terday afternoon. M.es X..;. is fully vetseii With Worlv tt. Ii.-. w iV, t t lemi ii Ls and nav-r.y b-- rt eii;:,t-! In tiie .Vew Tork di.it: ict en . e rt.i im-d ; e i luh meiiiii.-t a M ii . . ! .'.l.l - piete and detoiied ao-mnit. of io work thfct tr.fsl'.t be ac. r.-r.pii bed :: n r .. . l. m m, and edpe. ;;; in t..area of the Tw,n Ot 'es where it s " b::o'. i,. p. , , ,,f Th ai.'i inteiest uiani fesi.ed in t!i- Kathent." U. use was rxphitned a -J the . - otc ial.of the p.rt whi.li l!i.-s .V. -upc:-vises, were a pait of he.- add i ess. Miss Ora McQ ii.Ki n who h.-s .o. -i.tiv ...ripletfd a course ii drainapi- 'piess.en trsie two delit-b'.ful rea'liriiis ami an issue of bus.neaa tiansaete.i was t.ie tetjgnation of Mrs. Etninheiser fr.ou secrta r sh ii. of the . l:t) and in 1:t plac was eie ted M r Collins. Jr.. eiy latrly M s- H. 11 i ah H". ii. The Mesdnrnes Nj .-rpnherg and Fred Stephens are appointed to be members present nt a meeting to he! held next Wednesday at ti Pram- 1 House, G.iry, when representative! rueiiiberii of many clubs wl:i be delegated to take action In the preservation of the and dunes. Mrs. Geo. Summers, a .-hit, delegate t 1 the Federation tneetinjr at Kokomn i-nti- a splendid f.c(.unt .., the convention meeting. T' mo' ; o V e..t,i t o'-'.-t--.' s niet ing of the Welfare A so. i-itlon. at tiie Infs.nt Wel.'are Station In South l'..rtytho Ave., called for at p oinptiy at 7:30 o'clock. The esrly hour for tiie meeting 'is Imperative owing to the farewell reception whi-h is to be tendered Miss Florence llari-wald retiring superintendent of nurses in the Twin City field and which follows the meetinfr of the directorate. A' the same time. Miss Coffev. stieresso to Mi? Hauswaid. will be welcomed. The reception ia open to all ftlends of Mis Hsuswn'd and th Welfare Asosc!t!i n. leparcless whether th -re Is n 1 eo'ablished membership in the Association or not, for Miss ITsoswald. through her varied activi-ies in the field here and through the Red Cross classes conducted by her. she has become fanvltar to rnmv others aside from the regular field of imposed duties, these friends are !nded welcome to t he' f n re well r.f tomorrou- evening; Committees will receive throughout the evening and a most cordial web ome Is extended to ail In the bu'ld'ng better known to many aa the East Chicago Red Cross headf"arter. 475 Forsythe A venue. The Round Ttohfns which appeared much to the firanc.al credit of tieRed Cross organisation when in.ds were snlb-'trd !t veer ago and t'ie idea protnt; Ijra! "S s.t tiiat time by the Mc-, dames A Ottenheimer and A. Good-! ftlentd who by the way. ate deeply en- ! grossed In the funds -which are to br 1 y '. 1 o - e 'I C; iTiorrli Anet w-t..i tia'- 1 p.iralie! significance of as wor'oy 11c-1 prof. the V.Vlfaro Asroelaiicn wi'l 1 'v.nti i-to pi r r.-in --i.-e aafti and teapj mounts tieedr-d at that tirie t- p'o- ! r.iole Welfare work In tiie community. 1 T'-.. sa o. steti- adopted a year ?tt" will np.t!n he irt !vd. that of acli i member entertain nis fou- ladies ;n j which a special ti'ge is given that the Invited guests invite four more and sol cn ur.tll the guet li.tt i exhtni'td. The finan-e ronitnlttea of !h soi iety ,' will .-otntnence trie ba'I rolling. one! week front tmorrow. It understood! tl-at many of the Indies ;;! hold nt pffairs for' the an afternoon. !'! ' lowing the parties held that day. the g'.jefs of list oces!en vtt -ittippp t-.c ir l:tik- m 'he chain t't,n' n C) t:i!.mately i '.ll.-l'.liie 1 . a S'." Co.-t !. -!. ,Tomor ! ow e-. eniru the Kn-sh's .-' Pythias "of Last Chieago u 1 1! h T 1 a social meeting to which a"l brother lodge members are invited. Tbo-re will be t-efres'-irperits. a good program cor -s. sting of orchetia music wii; be rendered throughout the evening. No exc use rn th" par! of any member to be absent at. so an rnjoyable affair. The roll call should be one hundri.l p-r c-nt present. Miss Josephine Mason of PouCj Misout At. -was hostess to tl-.e M. 1 ,'. M club TueedST evening. F.xpected visitors to the home cf Attorney and Mrs J. W. Ttrfssey In Drumm:n f-'t.. this rom'ng week-end is V r. R. A. Johnston, brother of Mrs. rtrissey and accompanied by a Mr. K. c

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t it HAMMOND,

Where Everybody Goes"

-TODAY AND FRIDAY-

"MAHATMA" The Mystery Girl Ask Her She Knows She Will Tell You. WHEEL0CK & HAYES Bicycle Novelty.

DAWSON COVERT Singing and Dancing. RAY & FAY "The Wop's Busy Day."

JOE AND AGNES RILEY Musical Oddity.

GALVIN & BATH At the Fireside House.

Also "THE GREAT

New show Monday. Wednesday ami Sa' iiruay. Matinee daily r.t 2 : 30 p. nt. Nicht on Inuoiis 7 to 11. Surd.ty anl Iut1it1ay corrinuous - 'o 11.

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