Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 25 June 1921 — Page 5

Juno 25. 1921.

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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS

r'rigrvstv Konelave No. 1 True Kindred entertain d Calumet (.'onchiv-. No. 30 of South (.'hicaro at an l.ihcratc six course dinner last evening in Moltke. hall. After dinner degree work waa oonfercd upon a class of candidates by the brothers of Cal'im t Conclave. The team conisled ot IV. I'. C, It. A. Morgan: C, M. Kath-htrf-r; I!. P.. AY. Drury; Sec. J. Suhl.c; S. I'.. J. Shroxsi.mn; J. ., H. Zi'-lke; V. C. H. Joimaon, V. C, H. Kettler, Chaplain. J. Sfue'i r; trea.. V. Kalin, J. 1).. F. Krl'k; O. ;., F. Mewpj. Lecturer Cha.. iinyder; Custodian, F. Thompson; adt.or, H. Peters; deputy advisor. W . ould: truides, K. Haack and C-o. I'.-V'are. The honorfl g-uests wre Supreme Commander -Mrs. Elizabeth M. Laah, O. V. C, Mrs. K. Gold, G. A., Mr. Ormrod. The 1!21 worthy commanders wei Mrs. M. Alexander of Golden Kule lodge of ChtcaRo. Mrn. H. McCausland of Vesta lodpe. cnlragv), and Mre. A. K&thheiger of Oaluet Conclave,. After the degree had been conferred matiy beautiful Rifts were presented, interesting ta'ks wfj enjoyed and a aof-fal hour fol lowed. Progressive Conclave wishes to thank the brothers of Calumet Conclave for the beautiful decree work conferred upon our candidates Ionla Payne. "Worthy Commander; John Lrtidolph, eecretary. A crowd of admiring: parents and friend- gathered at the Hammond Musical College recital hall last evening: to hear a piano recital given ty pupils of Dora Otto LAke. The pupils played well and the audience received each number with much enthusiasm. The Misses Thelma. Mary Cook. Minnie Erann. Martha Henrietta Nowak-ou-skl and I,ulah Jlilllken received certigratea of promotion to the col legate department of the school. Mrs. Ethel Sett- and family have tone to Walkerton. Ind., to pend a rew -weeks Tvith relatives. Miss Itctta. etinson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Stinson is attending enmmer school at Valparaiso university. Merle Gregg- ha returned from his vacation. spnt at Crawfurda-v ille. Tha North Side V. C. T. U. met at fie hom of lira Homer Bielby yesterday afternoon. The subject for the afternoon was. "The World Called to America." a vote of thanks was given Dr. Arthur Davis for his dental work donated. The W. c. T. U. requests that any one having a baby carriage which they are- no longer using, and would care to donate it, will please call 1765 or leave it at 10 Rlmbach avenue. Dorothy Crumpaciter will spend the coming week with her mother. Mrs. P. H. Crumpacker, of Webb street. Mrs. Mary Heratock and daughter I .ola are the guests of the Roscoe Ikmstocks of Elizabeth street. M.ss Alice Badali erUertained at an a'uinjnlum shower last evening for Alice LaJJastli, 45 Clinton street, who will be married in the very near future. Music and games were enjoyed the priz?s going to Joseph Polito and I-na Barelll. A prettily appointed Lmcheon was served to the following suests: Mrs. J. Bodall, Mrs. K. Barlit'., Cvlrs. S. Cosentinni. Miss Josephine Polito. Miss Frances Polito, Augusta Calderone and Mrs. M. Plazo. Mrs. Twlss will entertain the Earthrtone club at a one o'clock luncheon at her home In Chicago, Tuesday, June 28th. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. M. Frank Reese, of Michigan avenue, a son yesterday. June 24th. Both mother and baby doing nicely. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Win. Schloer. a daughter, Sunday morning, June IS. The baby la to be called Marjory June, both era doing nicely. J. W. Werkowskl, car foreman, has Just returned from St. Ixuis, Mo., where he atended the B. and O. R. R. convention. While there he visited W. B. O'N'eill. president of the I. A. of R. a of St. Louis. J. F. Sawyer is to be the host this evening, to a number of men friends, of William Hastings, at a farewell bachelor days party. s Mr. Hastings ts scheduled to be married June 29th. Kenneth Stewart Is going soon to be the house guest for a month of the KCSJ.tAia Mo.. Gllddens and daughter Grace at their summer place at Flint Lake. Mich. Summer dance this evening at the Country club. The Rooster will be the hosts, special stunts have been planned. LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS" PLEATING AND BUTTON-HOLE HEMSTITCHING, BCTTOS COVER. I;, BRAIDING PROMPT SKltVICE CALL. WASSEY'S-TELEPHONE 44 91 K. STATES ST UAJUMO.ND 4-lt-RUTS I XI PURE FRUIT SIRUP FLAVORS All flavors for delicious drinks. Ices. Pherbets. cakes, puddings etc in all fancy grocery stores. Try It. 6-24-25 If you want vour HEMSTITCHING done right, have Mrs. Miller, 1S3 State St., do it for you. Phone 1730. Open eening. 6-7-lmo RUBIN I PURE FRUIT SYRUP FLAVORS All flavors for delicious drinks, ices. Sherbet, cakes, puddings etc. in all fancy grocery stores. Try it. 6-24-25 ATTENTION, EAGLES! All Eagles are requested to l. at the Eagle's Club room; ; t 1:30 p. m. sharp, Monday. Jun, .'. 1.21. to attend the funeral of . ;. Joseph MoNany'a wife. S. F. PARKER. Scc-tsry.

Lyman iietz has returned from Illinois unhtvjjiy where he has been attending school this year. Mr. and Mrs. "Wm. Koch of 240 Conkey ave. announce the coming marriage of their son, Stephen P. Koch, to Marie Swentko of Kenwood ave. The marriage will lake place July 12th.

Flor nee Hammond is visiting a school friend In Anderson, Ind., for a couple of weeks. Eugnr Crumpacker attended a banquet at the Congress Hotel last evelung of his fraternity, the Theta Delta Chi. They are having a convention in Chicago this week. Kennlth Hammond Is In Battla Creek, Mich., Uning his aunt and his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bump, fornierly of Hammond. Mrs. I-Yank Hammond entertalrted the Alpha Phi club at a one oclock luncheon at her homo yesterday th'i quests were Mrs. R. M. Chapman, Mrs. O. A. Krimbil and Mrs. T. W. Oberlin . Mrs. F. R. Betz who underwent an operation at Wesley Hospital over a week aiji is getting along nicely, and able to set up at the present. he expects to be able to come home in another week. Ir. and Mrs. J. A. Graham and daughters, Gwendolyn and Constance are leaving Hammond next week to be gone for a year. Dr. Graham is sailing from New York City on July 14th on the Mauritania for Vienna. Austria, where he will take another degreo and years study in surgery tinder Dr. Eislesherg of the Vienna University. Mrs. Graham and daughters will spend the summer in Montreal with Mrs. Graham's father, and In September they wiil sail for Vienna where they will join the doctor. They expect to travel on the continent visiting all of the places of interest. They hava let their house for the year. NOTICE A number of church notices have been omitted because they were not in in time for publication. Henceforth ail church notices must be in this office by Friday, at 2:00 p. m., or they will not be published. T1LUI1TT IlTOUsa X.T7TSZKAJTI . Waltham street and Iurk Place. 11. Mickenscn, pastor, 1194 Harrison street. Phone 144S. 9:45 a. in. Sunday School. 10:30 a. in. Morning Service. 7:45 p. m. Evening Worship. A cordial Invitation Is extended to all Pins Street lrsoytnaa Cbarcb. Comer Pirve et. and Chicago art, E. Le-Roy Steffey, Minister. 406 Oti street. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Y. P. S. C. E. at 7 p. m. Public worship at 10:15 a. m. and 8 p. m. Mld-veek prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p . m . The sermon subject for Sunday s. m. will be: "Financing the Modern church." This is the eecond of the series on the theme. "The Modern Church." In the evening the pastor will begtn a series of sermons on the theme: "Catch-rases of Advertisements," having for the evening sermon the subject: "Finds the Leak, and Fixes It." FaoTa X.ntBraa Chorea. B Clinton st. t7. r. Llchtslnn. Pastor. 9:30 a. m. Confirmation Service. Thirteen catechumeus will renew their baptlfmal Vow. Holy Communion will be celebrated. The service will be conducted entirely in English. The evenlnar service will be omittet. Thursday, S:00 p. m., Junior Society. Emmanuel BracgeCoal CBtwea. 118 Blbley St. Rer. Carl Schasffsr, pastor. Phone 1185W. 9:00 a. m. Sunday School. 10:15 a. m. Church service. Holy rite of baptism. Thursday, June 30th Sunday School and Congregational Outing at Douglas Park. TJTE XT7X.Ii OOSFSZ. MISSION 202 Hoffman street, corner Towls St. 1 Mock east of Hohman. Sunday afternoon at 3 p. m. Sunday School at 2:00 P. M. Also Tuesday evening at 7:45 p. m. I'agtor H. W. Thomas and wife in charge. Pastor's residence, 229 Michigan avenue. Assistant Pf.tor Mrs. E. K. ArmStrong. You are a Btramreir here but onre. No Creed but Christ. Bammond City IXlsslon, 1B9 Zadlaaa ave. 189 Indian avnue. Gospel services Sunday and Wednesday evening at 7:45 p. m. SRb-bath School and Adult Bible Class at 3:00 p. ni. Open air Gospel meetings Thursday and Saturday evenings. X:0i) p. m., corner Hohmitn and Fayette streets. G. J. Allen, Superintendent. You are invited. SOHT. ST. PENTECOSTAL ASZ2L 7 43 Sohl st. 10:30: Subject, dedication special service for dedication of children to the Lord. 7:45: Subject: "God's Will." Evangelist P. R. Ferguson will preach at both services. Come and hear his wife sing. Everybody, welcome. FTJIST CTHItlSTXAJr CHURCH Oal timet avenue and Summer Boulevard C. M. 8mithson, minister. 9:30 Bible School. 0;45 rv-immunion and Sermon; Subject: "Difficulties." 7:00 Junior. Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor. S:00 Sermon: "Shield of Faith. North Side Bun on Sheffield 9:10 a. m. Huehn 9:15: Oak end Hoffman at 9:20. West Side Bus on State Line and Highland 9:C5; Forsythe. avenue, 9:15: Blbley street at 9:20. Free, rides to and from the services. NOTICE The South Side Bus has been diseontinued and will make s Wert Hammond route ins-feJid. Tt. Paul's Cnturcn Episcopal. Rlmbach Ave. and Ann St, Ftev. Peter LangendorfT, Rector. Tomorrow is the 6th Sunday after Trlnltv. Services at the church: :00'a. m- Holv Communion. 9:31 a. m. Morning prayer and confirmation service. ... The Bishop of the diocese of Northern Indtnna. the Rt. Rev. John Hazen -v,He i r will confirm at the late. service a class of young people. Music bv Vested Parish Choir. Oiir pood people will note the change in the hour of the late service, begin ning tomorrow and continuing inrugu out the months of July and August. rirst Churca of TH Kaaarama. Corner Calumet and Michigan ave. A. M. Wells. Pastor. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship at 10.45 p. m. T. P. S. Meeting at 6:45 p. m. Evangelistic Service fit 7:45 r. m. Mid-week Prayer Mteting. Wednesday at :7 45 p. in. W. F. M. meeting Thursday at 2:00 Teacher's Meeting. Friday at R:00. Street Meeting Saturday at 8:00 p. m. International BVMa Students. I O. O. F. Hall, 179 State St. Public lecture along Biblical 1": ery Sunday at 3:00 p. m. Always Instructive, helpful aim -oasonable. The wisdom from above 1st tno noblest science and the best lnstruc I

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Crown Point News Happenings Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital.

Gustsv G. Schultz and Edwin Bethke. the bold bandits who robbed George Gord, the Scherervllle postmaster of $2,500 on April Sth, have asked for a change of venue, stating that they are of the opinion that they will not get a fsir and impartial trial before Judge Martin Smith on account of the prejudice against them in Lake county. A demurer was filed in the case of Ind. vs. August Neunfeldt by Attys. Htrehman and Llsius on Friday. The ca?e grew out of th state board of accounts refusing to O. K. a bill ot 9 1 1 g which had leen incurred by Mr. Neunfeldt who w;is at that time, during 1917 was superintendent of the county farm. He in company with Mrs. Neunfeldt, who was then matron of the county institution had made several trips to Indianapolis, Iaporte and Pittsburgh to attend meetings which tluy had been directed to attend by the stale board of charities, county commissioners and G v. Goodrich. Mr. Neunfeldt had presented his expense bill, which i a'l been O. K.'d by the commissioners but the state board ruled that the bill was not legal. Judge Norton denied the demurrer and the trial will be held the first week in September. Charles Williams, the Dyer young man who was sentenced to 2 to 1 years in the pen Itent la-y for robbing the American Railway Express Co. and then staging a hold-up has filed a motion through his Attorney A. A. Bremer for a new trial, now entering a plea of not guilty. Williams a. that he was promised Immunity if he woud ple-ad guilty and pay back the oney . Misis Harriet Benajmin was a charm. Ing hostess at an evening party given at her home complimenting Mini Harriet Benajmin whose marriage to Dr. Harold Miner wiil take place the latter part of the week. The bride to b. one of Crown Point's popular girls, leceived some beautiful gifts. Dainty lefnthments topped off a delightful cvenfhg . Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bruce are In Wlnamac this week, the condition of their daughter, Mrs. Harold Martin, having been unfavorable the past few days. The marriage of Doris Carstens. a teacher in the Gary schools to Walter Fatch. ron of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fatch of this city 19 taking place at the home of the bride today. The young couple will make Crown Point their home after a short wedding trip. Mike Zlrka cf 4418 Todd uv-nue. East Ch'cago. began a 60 day jail eentence on Friday, he binc found guilty of assault and batte-y w'th intent to - nmmlt rape. F! a Iaiancz of the frame city being his victim. A $100 fine was tacked on to his punishment by Judge Smith. Mrs. O. Rose and daughter Mrs. John Gait and her two sons of St. Petersburg reached Crown Point on Wednesday and will spend the summer here. They are domiciled in the R08-9 hom on Main street. Mrs. Adelia Ward has been quite sick the past week with heart trouble. Ail welcome, tion. Seats free. No collocZttrtn Seal! Big Bteetlra, Cottage Prayer Meeting 7:45 P. M.. Ieacon George W. Long. Held at our branch. 306 Truman av welcome. The Hoilaesa Mathodlst Church, at the corner of Hickory and Chic ago areaaa, Sunday School at 10 o'clock. Morning Worship at 11 a. m. Evening Worship at 7:46 p. m. ftaiTanoa Axtay. I East State st. Captain Samues Hedttga&rd in charge. Meetings Tuesday, Thursday and Sate urday night at 8 o'clock. Sunday morning worship at 10:10. Sunday school at 1:30 p. m. Bible Class at the usual hour. Y. P. Legion at :30 p. m. Sunday evening Salvation services at p. m. A cordial Invitation Is extended t public to attend these services. Special singers and speakers. First Church of Christ, ScUmMst. 730 is. Hohman St. Morning serrtce at 10:4C. Sunday schci at 13 o'clock. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at S o'clock. A free reading room is open daily except Sunday, from2 to t p. tn., and on Tuesday and Friday evenings from 7:30 The public la cordially welcome to all services and to visit the reading room. Klom ML B. Chore. JOz Truman ave. Phone 1193 J. Rev. Berk. Pastor. :o a. m. Sunday School ana Study. 10:30 a. m. Morning Service. I:SU p. m. Epworlh League. Bible Thm Chrtstlaa rrlsaOa ChaxoH. Comer Howard and Logan sts. Ham mond. Services as follows: 10:60 a. m. Sunday School. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:10 p. m. Rev. E. J. Griffith, pastor. Come and worship with us. Cntnary M. XL Charon. Warren C. Hens lee. Pastor. Church has moved to the new church building on the corner of Gostlin and Towle streets. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at 10:45. Junior League at 10:45. Epworth League 7:00 p. m. Leader. Borghild Henrickson. Preaching service at 8:00 p. m. rirst Methodist I pis 00 pal Church. Russell street. Rev. Benjamin Rlst. pastor. 839 Hohman street. Phone 3009. 9:30 a. m. Sundaj School. 10:45 a. m. Annual Children's Day service. Annual Educational offering. Excellent program by Sunday school. 6:30 p. m. Intermediate League. 6:30 Fpworth League. 7:4". p. m. Baccalaureate service for the High School. A cordial Invitation 1s given all In the community to all services. The Flrnt Splritnalistlr Church of West Hammond, III. Will hold services every Sunday at 11 ociock. Good speaker and message bearers to prove the dead do live. Mrs. Ellen Lre, pastor, 696 State Line street. !:30 a. m. Church School. T. R. Tennant. pctfng supt. The Rector will be gin first Instructions for conflrmat ion. C. A. Smith, leader of Bible Class. 10:45 a. m. Holy Communion. Sermon bv the Rector. Topic "We at Home With God: God at Home With Us." Special music by the Vested Parish choir. We urge all to be with us at one of Tomorrow is Whit Sunday or Pentecost, one of the great Festivals of the church. Services at the church. 10:15 Regular sermon and Lord's Sup per.

7:3i p. m. Evening sermon and tne Lord's Supper. Wednesday 7:45 p .m. Men's Sick Benefit Society." R:15 p. m. Brotherhood meeting The pastor wil have for his sermon subjects Sunday the following: MornIrlg. "Ichabod.'' Evening. "The Gospel In Three Syllables." The y. P. S. C. E. of the Valparaiso District will be the e-!ief of ll V T ! C r o'

She Is at the home of her brother Win Rockwell during her illness. Invitations have been received in Crown Point to the marriage of 7.. Elmore Salisbury of Brooklyn. N. V., to Miss Margaret de Rcndo at the ohurch of Our I-ady of Pilar on July 6th at 7 o'clock. Mr. Salisbury Is a brother of Dr. A. L. Salisbury of "his city and spent his boyhood days in Crown Point. He has spent the major portion of his years in the I'nitvd States army being stationed in several foreign countries during his service, lit now holds a responsible position in Brooklyn. Fred Henning of Indianapolis., came to Crown Point on Saturday to .jpend tiie week end with his mother and sisters. Chester Gray, chief engineer of the Indiana State Highway commission, and C. D. Franks, district engineer of the Portland Cement company, were in Lake county on Friday, Inspecting the state highway Jobs and Lincoln highway and were very well pleased with the progress being made with the work. The Federal Paving company estimates they will finish Linoin highway about Aug. 15. from Scherervllie to Wood's mill, about 11.4 miles. John Ward Wheeler of this city accompanied the officials on their tour of inspection in Lake county. Mr. and Mr si George Sherman, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Barton Lyons and Mr. and Mrs. Fifer. motored to El Paso, HI., on Saturday to spend several days with Mr. and Mr. Frank Robinson. A delightful surprise party was planned and carrier! out by the young ladies of St. Mary's parish on Friday night, the occasion being Rev. Father Rachor's namt'n day. A pot luck supper was served and the affair was very enjoyable. MAHIUAfiK MPENSES. Thomas M. Kluga, Rose Zgrajek. Indiana Harbor; Louis J. Dixon. Lena Buckley. East Chicago: Christ Niloff,

mat Card of Thanks We wish to express our appreciation and thanks for kind assistance and sympathy during illness and at death of our brother, Teter Congles Also for floral offerings. 6-25 COXGLES BROTHERS f'ATtn OF THANK I wish to thank my friends and neighbors for their assistence and sinpathy during the ilines and death of our brother. Peter Congles. Also for flora! offerings. CONGLES BROTHERS. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY l'OR SAIE J200 Takes Harley-I wvldson motorcycle anil side car; good condition. Fred A. Jaeger. Lansing. in. Rhone 6-'-M- 6-25-J Fe)H RENT Five room cottage- gas and bath. 769 Towle St.. Ham. 6-25 this Church Sunday afternoon 1n the dis trict raly Busines meeting at 2:30 p. m. XOIT&OE ETUXIT X. E. CXITKCSDr. Chas. H. Leeson. pastor. 10 a. m. Children's Day. Services followed bv a short talk by the Pnstor on the subject: "Methodism and Education." 8 p. m. Evening Sermon. Theme. "The American Flag." There u 111 be no Epworth League because of the Biccalaurate sermon. rirst Baptist enure B. I07-21J Sibley st. R. D. Licklider, Taster. Sunday School at 10:f0 A. M. Helpful classes for all. Bible school at 10 a. m. Helpful classes for all. "Jimmy" Gallngher, an ex-convict, but for th last twelve years an ardent soul winner, will address tVi men at ten o'clock and again at S p. m. will speak in the auditorium to all who wish to hear htm. Mr. Crlttnton says he has a wonderful experience to relate. Intermediate and Senior Unions Iwll meet at 7 o'clock. Wednesday, S o'colck an interesting discussion of things that are worth while . flrvt Frssfcytertan Chorea. Hohman'and Highland sts. J. C. Parrett. Minister. Children's Day. 10:ir. Organ Recital. 10:20 a m.. Children's Day Program. Sonrs and Recitations bv the little folks. Baptism of Children and the Graduating Exercises of the Primary Department. Evening Worship at S;00 P. M. Sermon by the pastor. 10:30 a, ni. Morning Service. 7:30 p. in. Evening worship. GOING AFTER IT, NOT OUT OF IT What's the matter Summers, are you going out of business? This was the question one of his lifelong friends, nsked after he had perused a riece of copy for a newspaper ad telling about the big sale which starts next Monday morning and lasts for a week. Oh. no. we are not going out of busil ness we are just going after business. That doesn't mean that businsse haJ been bad at all, for we have been enJoying a wonderful patronage. The ad In The Times today carries i some startling price concessions and w-o are preparing for any eventualities starting with Monday, were the last: words Summers was heard to av. RESIGNS AS TRUANT OFFICER After eight years' hard service as attendance officer for the schools of Hammond. Patrick Reilley has resigned and is turning the job of chasing trur. nts over to younger hands. As a result of his labors at keepinfr the youth of Hammond in the schools. Pat Reilly probably knows personally more children and older people of the city than any other on Hammond man. All of them know him. "In leaving the job." says Mr. Reilley, "I want to thank the children, parents and teachers of Hammbnd for their co-oreration. All the eight years I have been In the wnriI have never had a cross word with them. I have been in hundreds of homes and seen conditions with which. few people are acquainted. What fx book I could write." Mr. Reilley's report for the current year shows that he made something like 3,000 calls but he says It was nothfnr Tike 'he first years whn h"

Mary Witzenkuf.-kl, Gary; Sam Domsick, Mildred Czarnecka, East Chicago; Edwin L. Berendt. Frieda Zahrte, Hammond; Arthur W. Winnschel. West Hammond. Hazel Bishop, West Hammond; John Hartley, Emma H. Hasselbrlng. Hammond; Walter H. Bujivit. Stella Zygmunt. East Chicago; Wade D. Rogers, Garth R. Watson. Hammond; Martin Konig, Sara F.-ck. Indiana Harbor; Ferdinand Marin, I.aura Iewellyn. Gary; Jim Mike, Lena Sussman, Gary; Walter Frank Fatch, Crown Point; William F. Luedeking. East Chicago, Emma L, Stumpf, Chicago; Charles A. Mayer. Ruth E. West, Hammond; Albert P. Gudgeon, Dagny A. Jensen, Iowell.

spent so much time in the East Hammond district v Examinations are being held today at Crown Point In which applications are being received to fill vacancies in the county's force of attendance officers. It is likely that a successor will be chosen from this list. Hammond's school attendance now entitles the city to two officers. It has bien a two-man Job for a long time and has taxed the. endurance of Mr. Reillcy. AT THE PARTHENON The management of this theatre hns secured as its attraction for Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday "The Truth About Husbands" a screen version of Arthur Wing Pinero's brilliant socl-ty drama which held the boards for several seasons and has passed through many revivals because it is so populir In theme and so lull of drama. It Is head and shoulders above the ordinary scren drama . It fairly snaps and sparkles with lever lines and tense s:tunlion'. It Is superbly mounted and splendidly enacted by a well balanced cast headed by Anna Lehr. "The Truth About Husbands" tells of the life of men before marriage and paints this life. with swift bold strokes, baring the trutn in a way that holds the spectaor fascinated to the conclusion. WAR GRAFTERS TO BE PROSECUTED f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) WASHINGTON. June 25. Henry 1. Ftimson of New York, ha been asked by Attorney-cjeneral rausherty to direct the government's search prosecution of al'eged war grafters, It ws learned today. Attorney-General Daughertv Is awaiting Stimson's acceptance. Stlmson. a member of the cabinet of former President Taft. has been urged by the attorney-general to accept the po.-t ith the assurances that he wiil have the assistance of some of the country's ablest lawyers. He is now abroad, and it was slid that the attorney general may hold the place op. n for a few weeks. Hoping Mr. Stimson may accept. Meanwhile the attorney-general is proceeding with his war graft investigations in their preliminary stage and is getting together a larire staff if trained legal asbisnants and investigators. PROSPECTIVE SURVEY OF LAFAYETTE. Ind. June .Commendation of the school survey project in Indiana was voiced at the closing session ,, the annual two-day conference of county school superintendents at Purdue University Thursday afternoon by W. O. Schanlaub, county superit nendent of Newton county. Mr. Schanlaub. who is a member "f the survey commission, said that more should be known about matters of expense and returns at the command of school officials and about benefits f the consolidated school. Light aiso should be thrown, he said, on wh.ie the responsibility lies for so many young persons being sent home from colleges as unprepared. The sj.eak.-r also spoke of the effect of moving pictures and other night entertainment on fH-ho'jl children. HUTCHISON IN TIE FOR BRITISH OPEN 1NTFRNAT1CNAL NFWS SERVICE! ST. ANDREWS. SCOTLAND. June 24 Jock Hutchison of GIrnvlew Country Club of Chicago and Roger Wethered. English amateur player, tied for the Briti.nh open gulf championship in the final round today. Each had cards of 296. The American professional and the Brilith ar.iatear will play off the tie for the title tomorrow, the competition to be emdal day over 36 holes. Jim Barnes lost his chance to win the title when he took an SO for the final IS holes. ThU gave hi ma total of 302- Arnaud Mussey. also eiim'nated himself from the running, by playing a 79. and he finished with the same score that Parens turned in. Hutchison and his rival came down to the final round for two days of medal p'ay TRY A "TIMES WANT AD" CCT33SE3Z2cTES?f2; Tile, Marble and Terrazzo Work Schmidt Bros., Washington street, Gary. For prompt and efficient work, call 3650 Jr 91.

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Eyes After Suffering 61 Years

No better proof of ray skill in straightening cross eyes can be had than the story the camera tells. Airs. Dake of Waukcgan, 111., after suffering for 61 years came to my cflice and had her eyes straightened in one visit. Write her for her experience. I can do as much for you cr any member of your family.

A makes little difference. I straightened the eyes of John leisner. Supt. for John R. Thompson, Cluk and Kiime Sts., after h had suffered for 43 years, and the eyes of John Keippel's thxee-year-old daughter. 4955 Berenice Ave, Chicago. In all of these casesyouth and adulthood lhe transformation was effected in one visit to my office; the patient went home the same day and has experienced no difficulty since.

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