Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 50, Hammond, Lake County, 16 August 1920 — Page 5

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Mf. and Mrs. W. J. Alejand-r and daughter. Marion, relumed last night from on extended motor trip in Ue east. The regular meeting of the Tta Gamma Slrma will be hold at the heme of Iura Burch. In East Chicago. Tuesday. Aug. 17. Thelma Winters of Hudson ville. Illand Nettie Shield of Oklahoma. are th guests of Mrs. M. E. Hanter, 7fil Waiter street. Mr and Mrs. Henry R. Gluth of ( C-trfitld street, announce 'he rrii m a sen. born Saturday at the Chicago L.vins-h hospital. Mrs. Oiuth . Jcrmeriy Martha Gueftng. Mrs. E. E. Harris and daughter. Elearor. are visiting Mrs. Harris' parents, Frof. and Mr. William C. Bolm of St. Jjou.s. Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, Cox and daughter. Mary, and M.r. and Mrs. T. R. Trnant and children, have returned from a ten days vacation spent at Grand Beach. Mich. Jim Wdif and John German, t-w-o well Ur.on-n Indiana Harbor lads, are leaving today for Denver. Colo. They expect to visit a number of places in the west, and if it appeals to them they will remain until Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brunner and son. Martin, returned to their home in Mansfe!d. Ohio, yesterday, after a week vifit with Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Oberlin. w. R. C. No. 2S. will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 a Odd Fellows hall. A large attendance Is desired as a class of candidates wiU be initiated and plans will be made for attending the National convention, mhich ir to be held at Indianapolis, commencing Sept. 19th. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Foland and son have returned from an extended trip in the west. Pr. and Mrs. E. B. Reed and son. Paul run nyne, ina.. spent Sunday at the hom of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Pain.er of 167 Fayette street. Mr. and Mrs. Rich Baird and son r-turned to their home in Louisville, Ky.. today, after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. GJenn D. Peters of Kenwood. Theodore Brusel. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brussel, Is quite ill at his home. 215 Indiana avenue. Eleanor Beckman of Glendale park. I"ft this afternoon for a trip on th Croat Lakes., Carl Bauer. E. T. Turner and Margaret ri-:e motored to Lke Maxinkuckee Saturday end brought Caroline Poppenhussenf! who ha- been down there for the rist two weks. back with thm. Virgin Hammond and Mane Beckrr.an. who nave had a cv.t;e at Lake 5Iaxinbuekee for the past two weeks, and Criia Belker and Alice Hammond, who ent the week end there, returned to Hf.rrmond last night. Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Sfroat and daughter, have returned from a three weeks' .-ration spent at Mount Clemens, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Orumpacker and children of Glendale park, will arrive rme tonight, after a three weeks vacation spent at Squirrel lake, liincsaua. Wis. Mr. and Mrs. C. k. Thomas of Warren street, and Mr. and Mrs. R. j Heist of Gary, motored to the LVlls of Wiscon. sin last week, and returned to Hammond Sunday night. DonaM Gavit. reporter on the Times, has returned from a two week vacation srat at Dowey lake, Mich. Mrs. Grace Nordye returned to Hammond Saturday after visiting with her sister, Mrs. Jack Carmaji and other relatives, in Rensselaer. Frank Rorvp and family, formerly of Arkansas, came to Hammond Saturday. John Lynch of 450 State street, returned Saturday from a two weeks vacation spent at Stratford and Mitchell mrano. Canada, where frlenda and relative he visited Chris Krleger and family of 70 Webster avenue, spent Sunday at Twin lekes Plymouth, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Martin of m Highland street. .r taking a motor trip in the northern part of Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McHie are entertaJning for their grand daughter Re.tv Klingensmuh, tonight at the Hammond Country club. The Young People's league of the Imrr.anu.el church will ive an ir. cream -nd watermelon social tomorrow evening 1. iiurcji lawn. Mrs. Rose Kowalski. chief t-lephona operator or the Bell System in Pitts nn-gh. Pa., aunt of Frank J. Wachew.ci. is here on a two weeks visit with letters family, together with Mrs. lemons Lessner. sister of Mrs. Wache wicz. The Waehewici family and their guests will start Wednesday morning 'ii a pleasure tour in Michigan in the ?Tarmon sedan Mr, Wachewiea recent ly purchased. Dog's Teeth, With Pants Shreds. May Be Clue to Pound Thieves iTTr''v-E--''0N,- NEWS SERVICE I ATLAN 1 A. Ca.. Aug. 12 With a seg went of the seat of a pair of trousers inrn out py a puiido as a clue. W.L. Lively, city dog catcher, and police be lieved they Foon would ronnd ur the thieves who broke into the dog pound Thursday night and carried off six poodles. It was the first time any one had ever robbed the dog pound. persons living in the neighborhood cf the pound said they were awakened by the screams of the thief who had b-en seized on the south side by the bulldog in the pound. They said they saw this particular burglar make a frantic dash for the fence, leap it and disappear In the darkness, th bulldog retaining a portion of the rear section of bis trousers as evidence

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i. . .o SigTiinff the articles of agrement. Before the club otferine the best iridujements by January 1, Jack Denipsey and '"K. O." frennan will decide which is the betLIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS" BUTTON COVERING HEMSTITCHING IIS ONE DAY Pleating, braiding, sewing machines t bargains, all kinds of repairs, all work guaranteed. Call on J. Waseey at 91 fHate st.. Just west of Hohman st. Phone 4S-Kammond, Ind iana. 7-7 ! FOR SALE Special tire bargains;; sues 3nS; 32x4; 33x; 34x4t. '11-1-man A Startsman, 639 South Hjhman J st., Hammond. 8-18; FOR SALE Euick: first class cond'.t-1 ion; cord tire equipment. Tel. Ham-, mond 1741. Dodge touring, excellent! condition: cord tire equipment. Terms.! Tel Hammond 1741. I-16-St 61 P"mil Plnk if.s.ts U'entnorth avenue Roseland. faced Jude Klotz in the city ! court this morning charged with disorderly conduct. Plesek was arrested Thursday evening by ofTicer Bell on Calumet, boulevard. He paid a fine of $6.00. A strav c-rin awaits Its owner at the Hammond police station. The grip 1 was picked up by mistake when Marion Lickllder, 8 W. Ruth street. Went Hammond, al.ghted from a street car yesterday. 35 YEAR MARRIED LITE IN COURTS After living together for thirty-five years, Laura Morgan arAl her busband, Thomas Morgan, have separated. Mr. Morgan has Pled suit for divorce In the Hammond superior court. Sh says that they were married tep-.. 1. ( 1S5. at Cambridge, o.. and separatea In Hammond, July 13. 19;0. Morgan is oharged witii remaining out late at night and keeping company with women of 11) repute. Finally, she cay, he refused to provide for her and the children and then deserted her. They have nine children of wftom two are minors. She asks, for the custody of the minor children. lift per week for their sup-port and $1,010 alimony. Her attorney is I, I. Modj"ska . GREAT TRIP IS MADE BY ESSEX E. U Shaver of the South Shore Auto company, has just receives tne re'n on the recent test rtin made by the Es sex automobile between S.in Francisco and New York. The cars bearing sacks of V. 3. mail passed through Hammond the latter part of last week. Warning was sent ahead ao that cross roads could be protected. The east bound Esex made the trip from New Tork to Pan Francisco in 4 days. 14 hours and 43 minutes. It broke the previous record by 12 hours and 45 minutes. Tho bound car made the trip in 4 days, 19 hours and Kminutes. The run from New Tork to Chicago was made In 2 4 hours and 60 minutes. which is an hour and 10 minutes better than any previous record. ARREST FOUR ON GAMBLING CHARGE i Hammond police pulled another raid on the Hammond L,hor temple Saturday evening and arrested four on charges of gambling They were H. S. Winkler. 17 Sibley street; Birf Fry, 8 Plummer avenue; D. E. Martin, JI9 Plbley street; Charles PofTenberg. 7S State street. Their cases have been set for hearing on next Saturday. COLLIDES WITH A DERRICK Mike Pvtnhen, SSJ2 Buffalo avenue. South Chicago, collided with a derrick belonging to the Chicago Telephone company while driving along Indianapolis boulevard, east of the Wolf river bridge Sunday evening. There were no warning lights' on the.' derrick which was standing near a hole in the street. Svenhen's car was badly damaged, but none of the occupants were injured. Tire Theft Reported. H. E. Evans, proprietor of a tire re-pair shop at Sohl and Sibley streets, Hammond, reported this morning that burglars had entered his place Saturday night or Sunday and carried away eight casings and nineteen inner tubes. Two gaugoy for an oiyacetylene weldmjr outfit were also stolen. The thiees broke open a rear door and used a car In hauliug the stuff away

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. ' -swwii h' Left to right: Jack Dempsey; his Flynn. imd Bill Brennan. ter man with the padded mitts. The articles of asreement were sijmed a few days ajro in NewYork. Although Diennan in his POLES GATHER IN PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION Headed by platoon. of police ar.d brass bands, several thousand Follsti and Italian citizens hold individual parades in Gary yesterday afternoon in one of the largest patriotic public demonstrations ever seen in the city. The demonstration was a part or the nation-wide campaign to impress iipn the people of thrii adopttl land the plight of their countries and ine.r attempt to reach out to their stricken counrtes with fr,.d and clothing-. Hundreds vf out of -.own visitors marched in the parade. The Italian marchers followed the Polish patriots who wound up their march at the East de Park where they were addressed prominent speakers. T. H. Branki and Capt. 31. 3. Norton were amontr the speakers. A big meeting in Wachinst'-n toj day will follow in the wake of the nation-wid demonstration 'nd Mrs. Thaddeus Menszynski and T. HBrabowskt will go from here as dcieSat?s to the mMl,1,s''' DESTITUTE OHIO BOY PINDS Y. M. C. A. HOME Robert Warren, a IC-ye.-tr-oid lad. waricked up near Gary Saturday u Jir Shaw, an omciai ot ti-ina.uu T - . An 1 r.A n.1 nlPKl rr-ent company, in starving condition. He jold a most pitiful story. H was brought to tho Gary I. M. C. A. and in one minute found a friend in ! Sherman l'oliay. who lives in the Y. M. C. A, dormitory. Piiiay first introduied Robert to a sumptuous meal and then gave him a bath and clean clothes. special bed wa provided in Vol. ay s room and the little lad bad a good night's sleep in a clean bed for the first time in many weeks. Karly Sunday morning Robert MrArthur, a mep-.brr of the T Roys' department, provided young Warren u ;th domes, and he was taken for th- day to friends of Mr. MolUy at Mille- beach. The lad, who Is small for his age, told a most pitiful story. He is an orrhan and when, his parents died about a year asjo he was taken to work on a farm near Sherman. Ohio. After about a year, however, the farmer sold out and little Robert Warren was left to shift for himself. He wandered about Ohio and Indiana f"r a month before he was picked up Saturday n?r Gary. He would get a lift here and there ad sometimes something to eat oftn nothing at ail. No on seemed to care what became of him. Wnen he was brought into the V. M. C. A. he had on no stocking?. H;. shoes were nearly worn out and the rest of his clothing was in a dilapidated condition. He will probably be cared for at Miller until the authorities can take some net ion for his permanent wen being. GARY'S DRINKING WATER 13 0. K. Although Chlcagfioans havbeen water 1 warned to boll their drinking in order to avert a typhoid epidemic, there is no cause for alarm In this vicinitv at least as far as Gary is con cerned. In the weekly report Issued by the health denar'ment there 1s not a single typhiod case. Eight casea Too Late To Classify FOR SALE Glood home in Indiana Harbor. Ret r-sldcnce part, mod-rn and nery low. See Owner. Kast Chicago Times Office. 8-16-3 FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room. central location, reference.. Times office. East Chicago. 8-16-1 FOR SALE OR TRADi-Cadtllac dan 5 pass . $750. Apperson. 4 pass.. Jno. Fan- rowdster. $47i. 1917 Iodge roa1- . - c-r mil OVj.i-i.lat net.. I171 45n8 FoVsythe Ave. Rhone 672-M Ea?t ! Chicago. 8-lt-2 FOR SALE! Furniture. 4S1S Forsyth Ave. East Chicago. Cheap ir taken at once. S-lu-1 INVESTERS A sensible investment for; those who can invest a couple hundred dollars: pnsslblli'les for enormous returns: writ- us for information: no obligation.?. Address Times A-229 Ham mond S-16-8 ! WANTED Tent for camping purpo? Call SHOO between R and 5. S-lt-2 W tN'TEP Crentleman roomer. 52.1 Douglas Ave. West Harrmond. Rhone 1957. S-16-WAN'TEP Experienced cashier. r f rT-m ' T-r-ri-v. Tfimmor"1 Ptim-R-1-2

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ry A . " manager. Jack Kearns; Leo P. previous bout with Dempsey lasted only six rounds, he says 1 he is confident of victory. Notice I how glum Dempsey looka. maka up tha contagion report, one "of scarlet fever, whooping cough, six. and one case of pulmonary tuberculosis. There wer nine deaths during- tha week . DEFEAT EAST CHICAGO TEAM The North Sid-? A. C. won tTieir twelfth game this season when they defeated the laccabe?j of Kan Chicago for the second time this ear by i a. c.ose score 1 n to a. 1 nr .hv.t.Liees started ofi as if they were j.oir.j? to have a runaway. putting across in the f.rrt inmnc. The North Side A. C. tied the score in the seccrd and got two more in the fourth. The Maccabees1 etine right back and got four ii their fifth and kpt the lead until the seventh, when with two men on and two out. Wejciecak singled past first, driving in the tylr,a and winning run. Th Maccabees started a rally in the ninth Inning but a fast double play. t.-painH!-to-Leo-to-Punnick. ended th game. Hue. pitching for the North Side, pitched great ball, allowing but fiv hits Would like to book a. came for this Sunday. Call 173-3 and ask rrank. for A PRETTY LOVE SONG AND AN IRISH BALLAD Frank Crunut sing a pretty love song fcr Columbia Records this month. Its titl" is Mai-.rn (You'll Soon Be Marryin' Me)", acd it's a safe bet that most any Marlon would, if she could hear this appealing artist ing it. This selection is coupled with Charles Harrisons real Irish ballad. "Pretty Kitty Kelly." fiance-O-Man.a" is not a disease, but a fox-trot payed by The Happy Six, calculated -to rromote tha desire for dancing until it really becomes a mania. "n th other side of this record th Lnusiana Fire J3Z Orchestra plays tho foit-

jVjtrot "Slow and Easy." introducing "I'm

Sorry I Ain't Got It Tou Could Have It If I Had It Rlues.' "Tripoli" is a medley wait?: played by Frlnce s Orchestra and introducing ' ly-t the Rest of the World Go By." The same orchestra plays on the other side of ihis record the waltz "Romance," introducing "There"! 1 Conie a Iay." DEADLOCK MAY DEVELOP B EARL.E C. REEVES . STFF CCE'SeCNOTNT ! N. SEfYlCn LONDON". Aug. 14. Th- Roles have reconsidered their terms and there w-er-indications this afternoon that a deadlock may develop when the Polish and Russian envoys meet at Minsk. Information that th- Foles wl!l demand "stifer" peace t-rni? from Povi-t Russia cam- from en official source. There la apparently ground for belief hat the report-d n-w f.ttitude of the Foles toward peace is due to som- extent to the aetion of Franc- in recognizing the anti-Eoishevik de facto govern ment of Gen. Wrahgel in Southern Russia. Labor's "committee of action." which served notice on the Rt it ith ' go vernmen t that this country rnut not go to war atjalnpt Soviet Russia. sending a dMt nation to Paris. Th- committee call ed for report from all parts of the United Kingdom regarding munitions row under manufacture in this country. BANDITS BLOW UP BANK SAFE CEDAR RAI'IP.5. fa.. Aug. 1R The First National bank of Thornton. nar here, is minus S4.nCi today. Six bandits blew the bank" i?af' early- this morning and escaped in an automobile with the $4,000 and an undetermined amount of liberty bonds. Posses'ar- in pursuit. Doal j-.row youi paper away -irithout readinz the want 2d paa. CHICHESTER S PHLS jTl Ja cte. B.. j .rj.or I HLLH.li mt. A!wj Rf ffsesrs linrB 13 &VSft. Aiwu RriuW 013 BY DRLGGISTS tVKViS25 i. SSI MEE HOTEL RESTAURANT James Congles. FINEST LUNCH IN TOWN, 65c. Tke Coolest Flace io the City. HAMMOND Yellow Cab Co. "4 ny Tim e,Any Pla c s Phone 1 S4r

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News Notes George M. wilt of rarrleh aver.ue ts ler. vir.R t . j- i ti h'.n w if" at Elkader. Io a. .and spend his vac atlon there with h.-r. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dixon of Fir ft. are anticipating a visit to this city of Mr. Dixon's mother. Mrs. John I.'iv'n. who will ! act onipanied here by Mr. and Mi. Lawrence Kurke from

: I'hiladeiphia. .l..hn Dixon, husband ofttne various departments o! tne Amerithe Mrs. riix ' n expected is a'.rea 1 y ! ca n Region, sipns htmseif. ' Frazier j a resident r-t h' .-e nd it might prove j Curt is. formerly of the L.afayetlr K I that the rest of the family will locate ; cadiille . " But efforts to esta!i:h

! here w hen thv arrive. 1 r Vatildi Wiei a resident of Walsh ave.. ha, met with an accident! In whioh sh fractured an arm was doing interior decorating She whnun ii.inriM iefrl lArMr h WaA USine gave away." The injured member has ! been set and will cause some inconvenience and pain f r some time yet. E. J. McCaffery of Pittsburgh, Ta.. accompanied by his niece. Miss Kath-i ryn Troll of the same city, were guests of the Stephen Joyce home In l.th sc. Miss Joyce accompanied them back when they departed from here Saturday and will remain two weeki and also visit hor sister, Mrs. I.eo MeGuire In, that city, who is expected' here sometime during the. fall for aj visit. I Mr. and Mrs. Georpe L . Ohlmstead of Beacon st. has been entertaining. Miss Mary Schryork of Kansas City, j a niece to Mr. Ohlmstead. ane one of ( a party of seven that ojurneyed to Cleveland. Ohio.

A trip to Milwaukee on the boat was; Church and Germany, assisted by the taken by Indiana Harbor young peopie j "International Jew" In a plot to subamong them the Misses Grace Dillon! vert the Leagu of Nations, a variation and Edith Fagen. The affair was held ! of the propagandist's original thmf.

honorary to Mis Fa gen's birthday and a luncheon w a seerved l y tne caterers o nlhe boat. A visitor at the John Dillon home. In n in -. i n a st i their dauehter. Mrs. Lehman Punnmg and her husband from Mies Mu-h.. who cam here to accompany their three chiidre nhonie ai-j ter spending the summer here. Mrs. Punning was. Miss K'.la Dillon before' she was mariied. Mis? .1 N I r.. ri'iTH 1- mi . e ... ,.tv w, visited At li n r r rt 1 a rro o r Mir hican Citv by the' ... .-.1.. . Tnhn! f .V. M:; "l r: ::;. and! nil .. All . auu .i 1 c . (t'vuu m. . - the Arthur Millers of Nappanee and . - j r.. Ar.or.ri Slrnhiii and MS5 Klo'ise Hlil. "The Giles. HUls, and the j Btrohms are residents of East Chicago; and their out of town guests are iei-j atives. They had a most p.easant visit at the beach. Miss Florence. Jones, a teacher in the Washington high school, in company with her mother. Mrs. Linus John ston of South Todd ave., will spend 3 few more weeks at Denver. Coio.'. where they too went to visit many relatives and friends during the s:u n l vacation period. NOTICE j I will offer for sal- at 4S Hohnian j street. Monday. Tuesday and Wodne.'aiy, j August 14. 17 and IS. 1920. tho follow -( ing canned food: 1 Racon. 12 pound cans 52.75 Roast Reef. 1 pound cans .17", : Roast Reef. 2 pound cans -36 1 Corned Beef. 1 V4 pound cans .44 j Corned Hcef. 6 pound cans i.3j Alaska Red Salmon. 1 pound cans .33 Alaska Medium Red Salmon, 1 pound cans -29 Alaska Fink Salmon, 1 pound cans .19 lined Beef in glass jar . .83 Stringless Beans. No. 2 cans 1.30 Assorted Jams. No. 10 cans 8 pounds net) lAnother fine shipment of jams same as before only eh-aper. The fruit alone could not be bought for this price, sayIn? nothing about the sugar In each can. Can you imagine buying fancy baccn for less than S3 cents per pound ar.d roeet beef at 17 Va cents per pound ready to serve and all the rest are equally as good a buy. Now Is the time te reduce the high cost of living. Winter is coming on. Don't forget the location Just follow thrrowd. S-14-2 DANIEL. BROWN. Vlmev back without 3eioe If MUKT'S fealve fail ta tha treatment of I ICH.BCIKMA. K1NOWORW, TBTTBR or fbaritchjoa akiadtaeam. Trr m 7S east bs at oar mt. Joseph W. Wels. Druggist. Trv a -'Times Want Ad

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CONSPIRACY IS ALLEGED (Continued from fage one) culars orip-inally written in Russian and translated and printed In England. The funds from which the propaganda is being financed, according to advices received in New York from Berlin of an investigation in the German senate are being supplied by the I'rince Salem and Count Bhr. ihe leader of the v'onser at i ve party. The individual In ui-,03 name the

uocuments are tiring circuiatr-ci among i "Mr. Curtis" connection with the , French service thus far he. -"e failed. the f" to lien tify him otherwise. Ont of til" pamphlets recently d,sseminated by 'Mr. Curtis'' from I Purport to reveal that Jewish financiers had obtained control if the democratic and republican parties, and callod upon members of the American Legion to nominate Gen. Leonard AVood "on a straight anti-Jewish plat form." General Wood has offered his co-operation to the American Legion j to overcome the evil effects of this, I propaganda. "I regret exceedingly."! said the General, "that the circular; has been circulated. I have done ; everything possible to build up a spirit of national solidarity and to prevent; the rise of racial or religious animosjties 1 It appears that the agitation has not. sttained as yel its full intended scope; for amrr.g the publications most late ly circulated from London is a ramphiet seeking to involve the Cath -lie I "The precise motive behind these j ; exninuions 01 insanity, san m pn-f; in... r .v. a. r.f t ,Jr"' nuu-LTi.niaiiv,, ou-,, "is difficult to define until It's origin j 1s fixed, and an investigation is now being mad- to that end. There seems. little doubt howerer. that mot of the propaganda has a common source. A : series of attacks now being published: In a middle western weekly, owned by! piratlons. have the same general back- ! Urounrt as th- propaganda sent eat, from abroad, and if there i; nr con- j nectlon between the manufacturer's advisers and the agency which Is ,1luging the American L-gi' n v i t h literature, crta;n'y their mini.-! working in an astonishingly ay.J8.Q1B1BI. H " ej ' a " m pb n ra 1 at u o ai a s q b c r, r; c FROM CRADLE TO GRAVE IT !5 TEETH! I-I2 Mother Nature starts us off on an evn footing in the matter of teeth - They're al! sound and white at first. and when properly safeguarded should last as long as LlhL last. 01 1 .1 . - 1 ! Diessea is ine man or woman wno 1 TAKES CARE of the teeth.

Unless they're looked over once in j that gets ALL the dirt Wltftout ada while they're bound to develop 1 ditional hand rubbing, "soft spots" and go from bad to j Jay we explain this principle

worse, Dnnging misery ana laying me foundation of bodily ills serious out of all proportion to the expense of timely preventive measures at the hands of a good DENTIST. It will cost you NOTHING to hav 1 your teetn examined, better have it .1 1 r- . . 1 done ' SOON ! There's trouble in WAITING! Dr. W. G. Burket The Dentist Orer Woolworth't 10c Store HAMMOND, IND. Open ETeninffi nros.

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