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Hiramond Temple. No. 73 of tiie "Pythian Sisters held its regular meeting last night at the K. of P. hall. The initiatory work which was to have oocurred last niffht was postponed until the last of June on account of the convention of the Knights which was nlso held last evening. The refrular routine of business was persued. several applications for membership were irtceived. after which a pleasant social me was enjoyed. Mrs. Thomas 1'ayne who is leaving Tuesday with her husband and children for Cheyenne. U'yo.. was rresenttd with a handsome linen taoble cloth, a pift of remembrance from the Pythian Sisters. Games were played, Mrs. P. Sarber being the successful one. In conclusion nice refreshments were served by the
social committee.
LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS"
SEWING MACHINES Have vour sewlnK machine repai
aul Glaser
Admits He Is Bolshevist
chine expert. V. C. St. Telephone 1790 nished free.
ed by T,ke county's only Sems fcHnrfi AndprsriTI IT! Federal
Miller. 1S9 ain-i o-
estimate, fur- Jgg He LOSeS
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His Citizenship Papers Special. To The Times. Dl A NATO LIS. IND.. May 29 At trial of Paul P. Glaser. the Gary ar. which resulted in hia cltlien-
BUTTON COVERING )iptiti him; in K DV
Pleatl-g. braiding, sewing
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Col. Francis Drake, of the Paris Post of the American Lesion, will head a delegation that will placa a wreath upon the statue of I.aKayette in the Piclpus cemetery. of flowers upon graves of fallen Americans In rural Braves. Children will largely predominate here. Maj. Gen. John F. ORyan has ar-
TUMBLING ACT AT 0RPH1
Tumbling a' 1 always are wreived at the Orpheum theai Manager Mlchelstetter always 1 eye cocked for the best in th,
He found a Bond art when he 1
rived from London and will be thejtn). international Nine, a tr
chief speaker at the ceremony at Hony
where the American twenty-seventh division was in action, losing many brave men.
t barirstn: a!! kinds of repairs
work guaranteed. Call at 91 State t,
Just west of Hohman St. Phone
Hammond. Indiana.
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K. OF C. NOTICE The Second and Third Decrees will be exemplified on Sunday. May 30th. Alt candidates who have not been advanced to these decrees will report
papers beinu taken away from
because they were fraudulently oh-
the Gary man admitted on the
tire stand that he is a Bolshevist.
Vt in the meaning of the w'ord aa
tr'd by government witnesses. The jSitaning of the Russian word, said Witness, is "rule of the majority." . nsses called by the government . beard throughout nearly the entire. . . , , ,
y s session or tne conn l nun-
Mrs. Wm . Agnew and son, Lynn, mo i"red to Minnemac, Ind.. today to be sone over Decoration Day.
The Central W. C. T. U. held its regular meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carniham. 362 Truman ave. Mrs. Wm. Myers conducted the business session and read the letter which was received from Karl Flag, a soldier boy who is now in a hospital in Denver, thanking the ladies for knitted blankets. There were several charming songs by Mrs. George Adkins accompanied by Mrs. George Hauser. The home economics department had charge of the meetir,s. the subject for discussion was The High Cost of Living." Refreshments were served by the days com-M-iUce. The next meeting will "occur in two weeks at the home of Mrs. 'V. Myers. 91 Douglas St.. Friday evening, June 11th.
Mrs. Roscoe Woods was a visitor In Valparaiso yesterday.
The Loyal Olivet Circle of the First Christian church helds its regular monthly meeting last evening at the home of Mrs. Everett Merrill. There were thirty members present who enjoyed a very nice evening. Mrs. D. Howard waa the assisting hostess and as both Mrs. Howard's and Mr. Merrills birthdays occurred in this month this meeting was a special event. Nice refreshments were served by the hostesses.
Margaret Turner left last night for Detroit. Mich., where she will be a bridesmaid at the wedding of Verla Ktandish, who is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Reiter. After attending this wedding Miss Turner will go to Punxsatawney. Pa., where she will be a maid of honor at the wedding of Miss Frances Blaisdell. After thl
wedding she will visit New Tork City
ll other points in the East.
rV Max Schulman Gate will hold a
iai meeting June 7th. It will be actory meeting celebrating the Jew-
possession of Palestine. The meet ing'wiil be held at the K. of p. hU the night of June 7th at 7:30. Judge Hugo Pam of Chicago, will be Jhe speaker for the evening. All the Jewish people of Lake county are 'A pited. to attei i. nr.J
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lors fnr iti reir.ii. v meet inar
afternoon. aft... TiT.T the regulai
The Ladies Aid society Street church met at ,tC
meeting nice
refreshments we
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hv the Jnday: following committt
Ptrattsl crua; Mrs. C. Powley, Mri( 'neyniiardy Mrs. Tl. Bertram. Thei
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;"his food attendance and a pleasaj ' Jl th.' hour was enjoyed. The-time a
C.1 of the next meeting will be an later.
The membersof the "William Relief Corps, No. 248, are reque meet at the court house Monda "1st at one o'clock to join the K. The members of the W.
are requested by the president ti
at the club rooms at 10 a. m. SndaM ?a3 aiaser was ojj witnps9 st(ind
J. M. Klein. Recorder. in i
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HEMSTITCHING
The Straube Hemstitching Shop. For fine hemstitching, beading, hand embroidery, buttons covered, pleating, fancy stitching, and designing ca'l at Room 2. Straube bldg. Hammond. First class work. Mrs. R. P. Clark. 4-24
fHRISTH SCIKH SOt'lKTY Of Fast Chicago. Ind.. announces a tree lecture on Christian Science by Frank R. Leonard. C. S. H., of Chicago. 111., member of the Hoard of lectureship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ. Scientists, in Roston, Mass.. at the McKinley School Auditorium, 14Sth and Magoun Ave., Monday evening. May 31. at S p. m.. and cordially invites the public to be present. 5-29-1
own behalf when court adjour-
the trial was resumed today.
NOTICE
AM union groceries and markets will be closed all day Monday, on account of Decoration Day. K. W. A NT) REE. President. 5-28
ter, Martha Lund, at Purdue University this week. Mrs. Margaret McMahon of Bauer st. left for Meadeville. Pa.. yesterday, where she will spend a few days with relatives.
Mrs. William Tehrman left yesterday f"r Minneapolis and Minnewauka. Minn., to visit friends and relatives for a month. Her parents live in Minnewauka.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. WilUg. 189 .Sheffield ave.. announce the engagement f their daughter, Annie Marie to Harry O'Hara. also of this city. Miss Loa Grace, of tin Webster ave. Is leaving for Rochester, Minn., to consult the Mayo Brothers about her eyes. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Terry and family and George Long left for a motor trip to Indianapolis to visit friends in that city and attend the races. Mr. and Mrs. Terry will return home in a week. Mr. Iong will go to Missouri to visit relatives and from there he will go to Oklahoma to spend the summer with his son. Louis Long.
The So and So club met Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Hazel Hamer. The evening was spent with needle work and music and a nicely arranged luncheon was served. The next meeting will be with Miss Charlotte Kasten.
VKHXMKST V If MOSSES 'Vlt nesses heard during the after'ere Carrol Slick, secretary to a-vvJodgea. of Gary; A. M. Harris. 'ar'wspaper man; Iouis K. Barne'"'' Vlff of Lake county; Donald C. f"Ven, of Cleveland, formerly an f' ' tt the military intelligence dePf Vh"" Charles K- Oretnwald, judge .'ake circuit court James Peyronn,f .Chicago, special agent of the deparnt of justjce. cy(je Hunter. proseg; attorney of 1ake county; Captaitohn j, Campbell, military in-
h officer and Paul Ginsberry. of 1 n d I a ny B N. Dunn, judge of the Gary city anJ Thomas Knotts, formerly yr of Gary, as witnesses for theffnse letjfled that oiaser was a ididate for pffice on the democr ticket in 1914 C;iaser submit the evidence to show he j9 a belie ln orKanizeed government. He hadmittc,j earlier in the day that he how a Socialist. Tne "flag is the symbol of hu
man rei;
ship, accordintr to a. defini-
nition g l)y oiaser on Thursday forenoon He conducted his own defense anl, cross-examination of goveminent nesses he spoke in favor of a new fo-0j government. Gary, he said, is tl"most fuedal spot" in the United S.tm Disbartt proceedings were recently he, ,he fpd(.ral court against Glaser on. charge that he had charg ed excesi attorney's fees and had thwarted fcice Dy advising clients to plead not,nt. a,ter thfy nad con. fessed th-fcuut The crurt has not ruled in t case, pending the trial of the prt cause. MtvODGES TESTIFIES Fifty w-:sce3 were jn tne court Thursday. ,org: others who testified for the g-nment was William F. Hodges,, mr of Gary. He testified that Glaseylth another member of an arrang.nt committee, on Oct-
" Bought permission to have a re8 parade and entered j emphatic pi,t whPn the mayor ra. , fused permln. The witness said j
wiai. uubtrj threatened then that!
STUDENT AT WISCONSIN SHOT BY POLICEMAN University Aroused to High Pitch Because of Slaughter of Sophomore
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEfWICEl MADISON. Wis., May 29. students of the I'nlverfify of Wisconsin, reused
to a high pitch of anger, today de-i
tnanded 'i investigation of the death of Carl .laiidorf of Grand Kapids, Mich., a sophomore, whr- was shot and killed Friday by Policeman Matt Lynaugh while a crowd of students, Jandorf
an.ong them, were badgering him as he
was arresting Ju'ian
number of f reshm.-r. who had made oft with a barber p(io. Following the slaying, the police
man was locked up in jail. After 50(1
students had marched there with the intention oT getting him and taking the law into their own hands, extra guards were ihtown about the building and the students warned that any fcttcmpt to rush the ja ! would be met by force. The students then dispersed. The shooting occurred within a block i-t the university, after Policeman Lynaugh had detected the freshman loading the barber pole on a truck, for the purpose of adding to their kindling for the annual "greencap burning," which was to have taken place on the campu Friday night. The freshmen ran when they saw the policeman, but the latter outran Lunay arid arrested hiin. Then Jandorf and several other stud.its appeared. They are said tc have t'cmrr.ded Limey's release. The policeman declares that Jandorf struck him and that he then fired in self defense, but the student assert that the policeman first kicked Jsndorf and then shot him.
whirlwind tumblers, which i t). ing act on his bill today and Other acts on H'1 are "ar" lier's Vnicycle novelty, Nellie - nne Sr Co.. songs and plaiin Ward, the Jlebn-w Dnuuhboy; t Lyman in 'The Taxi Starter"a Lewis & Co.. a family trio of t Friday and Saturday of nek marks the opening of a newl thriller "The Adventures of." Ruth Roland famed as a star pis supervised the entire producti
MOTOR TRUCK PROSPS
In th" year 1019. the pcopleipconsin purchased 3S.1I0 auies and 4.02S motor truck". A00 apiece for automobiles, the inint was J36.110.00rt. Assuming tlttor trucks cost an average of $l,tb, this represents an Investmenlfi,-
042.000 or a
5mc; firsts, 47 51c; packing stock. 34 ff4flc. EG-GS Current receipts. ;:.654 cases. Current receipts. 37 g- 39c: ordinary firsts. 3j'ir7 36c; firsts. 394?40c: extra. 4iV4frj, 43c; checks. 32 ft 34c; dirties. 34 35c. CHEESE Twins. new. 2 rfje 27 c; daisies. 27,428c; Tour.g America. 29 ' c: longhorns, 294c: brick. 2i 20 c.
IJVE POCLTItr Turkeys, chickens. SDc; springs. 45fi55f
ers. 20e; geese. 20c; ducks. 30c. IWATOfiS IU.-ceipts, 32 cars. Minnesota. Dakota. Chios and Wisconsin, 7.75'a 8 00. VKAL 50 to 60 lbs. 141oc: 70 to SO lbs, 16 17c; $0 io 100 lbs, lS'alOc; fancy, 20c; overweight kidnevs. 140 to 175 lbs. 104T-12c.
oC roost-
compared week ago heavy beef steers, steady to strong ;other weights mostly loft 40c higher. Calves mostly 50Mt higher: ail others generally steady.
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CHICAGO CASH G&AIIT. WHKAT No. 4 hard winter, 275
4 northern spring, 2S1. CORN No. 2 hard mixed. ISD'rilOO; No. 2 white. lg9!Sj-190; No. 2 yellow, 19
? 1 0 1 ; No. 3 mixed, 1SS: No. 3 white.
130: No. 3 yellow, 188frtl30. OATS No. 2 white, 106?r10Tt-; " w hite, 104 S rn 107.
CHICAGO 1ITE STOCK. HOGS Receipts, 12.00C; market ISJt 25c lower. Bulk. $14.30 fi 1 4.90 ; top.
grand total of $400. $15.10: heavyweight, $1 4 fr 1 4 Sf; medium
Using these figures as a basils , weight. $1160WI5; light weight, $I4.''p, in the Motorize the Farm Hu.j ft15; light lights. $ 1 3.757 1 4.75; hcavy Goodyear Tire &. Itubber comes- . packing sows, smooth. $ 12.85 ft 1 .16 5 ;
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Luney, one of mai hm-h- .jw.-,. niupjn, si;.)n"n:.u; pips.
OdO prospects lor motor irut kj-v. $11. 75 14.
"MIRACLE MAN" DRAWS CR0S I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERV NEW CAltLISLK. Ind.. . "The m"st sought after 'h in America." was" the t-rm appl-day to Harry Mayes. "Miracle Mfhen i1. 1 ecame known that more 10,000 strangers have, been attrarom every stale in the union durirent months by stores of bis jwi'cr c'aims the power to heal by 'laying, on of hands."
NEW TOM STOCXS. American Can 3H American Car & Foundry 136 American locomotive 97 V American Smelting . SI American Steel Foundry 39 ' American Tel. & Tel 93 7 American Woolen w 9S Anaconda 5S Baldwin Icomotive 114 1 i Bill ti more it Ohio , 32 Bethlehem Steel 90' Canadian Pacific 66" Central Iea.ther 53i Chesapeake & Ohio 8J
Chicago & Northwestern 34 "n Corn Products 93 Crucibl-i St-el 134 Erie .--.12S Erie 1st Prfd General Electric .Ki'i General Motors 27 St Lickawanna Steel 7 1 ' lehigh. Valley 43' Mid vale Steel 4!'A New York Central 7U Norfolk K- Western SS , Ohio tie Gas S3 Pennsylvania 4r Itay cronsolidated 17 ' Railway Steel Springs 1S Republic Iron Ai Steel SO Texas i o. 47 ' I'nion Pac ific 118 ' U. S. Steel.. 94 ' Westitighouse 4fi Willys Overlancf ... lgi,2
THE TIMJ FINANCE C0LUM1
CHICAGO PRODUC
PUTTER Receipts. 9.! tubs. Creamery, extra. 52'c-: exf.rsts.
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QUALITY SERVICE
PHONE 3774
Geo. C. Mayer & Co.
Sohl Street & N. P. Tracks
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the steel wr would "go out and
take charge- things and all hell
couian i siothem." Mayor said it was tr ,hat threat called for mvry aid.
Hodges j that he I
PDELS lEvilY
LUIREMENT
WILL FLD
The L. H. P. C. met at the home of Mrs. Wm . Blair. 1150 Conkey ave.. on Thursday afternoon. The highest score was held by Mrs. John Miller and the lowest by Mrs. Frank Grunwald. A rrettily arranged two course luncheon was served. The next meeting will occur in two weeks at the
white. The G. A.
should b
home of Mrs. Richard Zimmerman, SO
proud of the beautiful banner tl
R. C. will have for Memorial Vt
Forest ave..
Forsythe .
A delightful surprise party was giv-
t..,, 4. i.itir,,r for Mm. M. Erlewelm by her dau-
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This Store will be Closed Monday May 31st in
Ob'sewaHonw
of Memorial
Day
hter, Mrs. A. McGee at Mrs. Erie-
elm's home on Ogden st., in honor of ;r birthday anniversary. The table as decorated with violets and lilllea the valley and a delicious two
urse luncheon was served. Covers
re laid for the following:
. Herbert Cox. Mr and Mrs. Lawce Erlewelm. Mr. and Mrs. John nkamp. Mr. and Mrs. W. P,. Hofn, Mr. and Mrs. A. McGee. Mrs. !aurbeer, Harold Hoffman, E. J. her, Mrs. Erleweim received many tiful gifts as a remembrance of lay.
MEORIALS IN FRANCE:
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"V R1)M C. PARKK STAFF CORRfMbENT I. N. SERV1CE1 PARIS May Slmpressive memorial service for thetierican soldier dead will be held oughout France tomorrow, especy in the "battle towns." where t U. S. troops distinguished thenwes in action against the Cermans. Thi weather fecast i for rain, but the elaborate preams will be carried out tespite bad ather. President Wil will participate in spiri of the Merial Day observance In Fance. Hugl. Wallace, the America! ambassadt acting as the personaenvoy of ttpresident, will lay
Mr and -iwi upon iniwuue oi ine Amer
ican louhhboy." ttne Suresnes cemetery. Marshall tain, as the official reprentative o(he French government will delivran aefdress during this eremony.
A ROOMY, comfortable, and extremely serviceable fivepassenger sedan for those who prefer an all-season family car of moderate sire and moderate price. Luxurious velour upholstery harmonizes with the smartly colored exterior. Pleasing interior lighting arrangements, variable heating device and silent window lifters indicate the wealth of appointments that add to the desirability of this model.
The Modc7-B "Six",Sa
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and Mrs. Wm . Lawson have it the Wm. Thomas home on
St., and will move in xet week. O. Kich of West Hammond will o an operation in the Mary iion hospital in Chicago next iday .
ZZ- A. R. and the W. R. C. met
gton. Ind.. this week. The
ammond ladles from the W.
25-ere in attendance: Mfsdames
Fennie Hubbard, Ida Howell,
!o, Jennie Wolf and Miss Lli-
sumnr. Margar Firle will be with them for a week Mr.g.nd Mrs. ' S. Reiter moved into ieir new , hc on Hohman st. this ek . Mrs White and as Rena White of Zanesuie. AVis.. a visiting Mr. and Mrs. fcorge Chapm of Maywood ave. They ro Mrs. Chafian's mother and sister. MisaHarriett Mclhon left yesterday topend Decoraon Day with her friendiin Wauseonjhio.
MILADY and the man of business alike are attracted by the many obvious advantages of the Oldsmobile Coupe. Its appearance is decidedly smart without sacrifice of dignity. In details and appointments it closely follows the "six" sedan. Besides its commodious seating arrangements for three, a disappearing auxiliary seat, which faces forward, is provided.
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lemming from the new corpa ig. Mrs. Millie Davis was
jnior Vice President of the ,for the state of Indiana and j entatlve to the national con- I i the W. R. C. which will1 p Atlantic City in October.1
tfnigrht have received the elec
ft nexL ui u '"j 1 " i' f not been that New Castle assistance of the goverta resident of that city, obeopointment. . However, the
DaJustly be proud of Mrs
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CARD OK TKS With Dcpest gratitte do I desire to expns my appr4ton for the many kdnesses extend me in my great bavement in fcl sdden lc-ss of my M"e, Mrs. MoIIjeCamobell, especially o Rev. Wltej 1-cithsteina. pastor est. Pauls Luran -?.hurch, Hammof. The Choir rJtast Cm If fa TA
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When Irregular or delayed u jumph Pills. Safe and alwaya dtndahle. Not sold In drug stores. fuse others, save dleappolntment.
SVrite for "Relief and particular.
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ana tnneiirhhors nHfriends iUh
hetbe honor conrerreor upon , tnose orfammond. Trks extended
for the any beautiful ftal offerings, hn Campbell, isband, r. and Mrs. Erst Rutx, parI ents. I 5-2g
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ireitald. daughter Laura, and at O'i'l 9Pend Decoration Day h. Mt ter C B: U. V. daughCorearet TMrie and Ionard neil.a house guest of the
M.mdveek-eid. will leave on IWIi-n Pu Lac Wis. The i at Wli at their summer home
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; j'AHD OK THAXI5 We 4ire to thank thos for their klndnesyuring the tC- essa eeatr 't our by, .! '. Espe'lally our kind n-Hibors. a1o 'a rcrt nitered u-- w'th ftrri ce-iui.
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The man of a mechanical turn of mind says: "It is a masterpiece of advanced engineering." The matron who drives her own car exclaims: "It is so wonderfully easy to handle and so perfectly comfortable!" The lad, with an eye for the spectacular, voices his enthusiasm by saying: "There's nothing like it for quick get away and boy! how it eats up the hills on high." The business man. interested in results rather than detail, says: "It is a car I can absolutely depend upon and it is very economical." All take keen pride in its distinguished appearance.
The Oldsmobile Economy Truck i the PPy tiedium between the light delivery vehicle and Je avJJ necessary truck. Its capacity bal;nces the np user's requirements. Hence, it has made good m more than 200 , lines of work on the basis of cc Ty- Explain more about this wonderful truck.
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