Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 82, Hammond, Lake County, 23 September 1920 — Page 7

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Dr. Faulkner. Miss Kljp and Mrs. Hattoa TlaltU in South Bend today. The U- T. C. club will meet tbi evening with Mrs. Hady iBriney. Th WTiist club will meet Thursday evBtiing: with Mrs. a C. Knight. Ura. J. Hoffman of Heg-ewUWi visit. eS relatives here yeaterday. M!aa Margaret Tree. it OhlcaKo is here, visiting with her parents for a few day. The PrtscUla club will meet this afternoon -with Mrs. I:. Peddiseard. Mis-s Anna, e!de.t. daughter f Mr. and Mrs. John Thyen wa. unitod in marrlag-e yesterday to Mr. Josrph Har nay of New York. The ceremony was performed at 8 o'clock at a nurtla; mass said by Rev. m. lloSX at St. Br!dgrf church. The Irida wore a whJta taffeta drees and iier veil was held by a wTeath of rote buds, she tarried A boquet of bridal roses. She "'as accompanied by her alster. Miss Marie Tiiyen. whose dress wu of whit-crg-andy and he carried pink roses. Mr. John Thyen. brother of the bride waa best man. A wedding- reception waa held at the home of t!i brides rarents to Immediate relatives of the younr couple. They will hein housekeeping at Gary, where the groom is employed. The out-of-town guests wh. attended, were. 'Mrs. V. J. Samuelson and Mr. Ferdinand Fretts and sister Gertrude of Chicago.

POLES START NEW OFFENSIVE

PXRIS. Sept. 23. T3i Poles haw opened an offensive against the.Hueiana on th northern end of the Poliah fig-htlng- line and a violent haR'.s Is raging: over a front of miles, said a Soviet war office communique, wirelead from Moscow today. The Ruclans have been driven t ack at some points. The communique said: "In the sector of Grodno the enemy has begun an offensive."

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Miss Virginia Le Elinor. The pnpsjrement of Miss Virginia f-oe Minor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tucker Sands, of Richmond end Washington, to Robert B. Roosevelt. Jr.. has Hen announced. He is the trrandson of Robert B. Pooserlt, one time minister to Holland. Miss Minor made her debut in Washington.

Wants Ballots Changed

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MORE FA3IE WARNINGS

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tINTERIATrONU NEWS SEHVICt) BOSTON. Sept. 22. As the result of death threat sent to Mayor Peters, ruards at City Hail were doubled tofiay. PlairtcJcthesmen patrolled the walks at both front and rear entrances, while inside a number of uniformed laan paced tie ha! Is. The mayor's Wdyg-uard was doubled. Clerks in the started at every scur.d. Mayor aters. however, did not seem to be ttnffnTy aiarrred.

OPPOSITION TO MILLERAND riSTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEl PARIS, .ept. 22. 5-":r..r.c opposition to tiie eleetton of Premier Millerand t( the presidency of Kninoe & '. e'oped today. The left (democratic faction of the senate and the radical socialist faction of tb" chamber of deput ies held caucus and .!.:! ,! to wrk axatn5t Ml.

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Wool Dress Goods

Ever Displayed In Our Career The stocks are so complete that there h no requiement which will net be met folly and satisfactorily. No one can see the displa'3 without being impresced with the splendor of the woolens. To Hilars and dressmakers to every woman planning new clothes our collection is a gold mine of information and inspiration. The goods are marked as closely as wooless of such richness and quality can possibly allow. Thece items sic but a few of the many whose prices are an opportunity not to overlook. ,

42 inche? wide, all wool. A very popular dress rabne. Per yard

POIRET TWILL

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TRICOTINE ' 46 to 54 inches wide, all wool. The most popular Fall diess and "7 EL suiting fabric. $10.00 and by degrees down to WOOL POPLIN

42 inches wide, ail wool; navy, seal brown, burgundy, copen and 00 black. Per yard eJJ

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