Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 206, Hammond, Lake County, 22 February 1922 — Page 5

Wednesday, Fob. 2l 1922.

PAGE FTVE THE TIMES

It eonis no mnrf to buy n Ktly. AHT DKPARTWET. OM' CI,l U The art der rtment of the Himmond Woman's Club mt on the Mon

day afternoon ! the homo of Mrs. Karl Kylcr of V rr st a'.cnie. Kf-nrriwl. Mrs. O. R. ritrectcr." the chairman, presided at. the meeting, and after a short business s-ession an interestim-r program was (riven. Roll all was "with quotations from Christopher "U'ren. and llr. M. Kotrisoh'Ia read a --oir prehonsi papet on Knglisli Cathedral? . St. Vaul's Cathedral In Iji'ndoti i. noted for being the largest and mot magnificent Protestant rburoh in the world and is second in btotity trid size to St. Vetera in Home. it. Paul's 1 teRarded as being one of the most troaUerful of religious structures in Hot wtirhl. and it is the burial place of many heroes And men of distinction. Westminster Abbey was described, this built in K'tij by KUw ard the f'onfe.or. The i oof of Westminster 1 1 .1 " ! it the finest soeoi'.ien of the purely English art. :'urmiu a eUiic roof uf wood. It Is the larg?.--i. roof in the TV 01 id unsupported by pillars. During a piea:-ant social hcj, the hostess erved dainty 1 ef roshment.s to a large alien lance, aftt r w li!-h the meeting adjourned to meet again on Match srtxth at the h"me of Mis. Emma Leary of bogjn street. M;s Maude McCreadv. a graduate of the Columbia School of Music in Chitajo, has recently becine an tnstruc. tor of piano and .iea in th Hmmond Musical Col le ire. For the past r years .Misa McCready has been tit u sic supervisor In the public schools t-f West Hammond, w hich position she Hill ho'da. IDr newly established connections w ith the mujoral school won be considered an asset to the ithoo'i curriculum. The F. E. '1 . Club win I10H a regular business meeting- tomorrow evening in the liorr.e of Misj Edith Rutheri ord of Elm street . Miss Maude Nye of Djmoulh, Ind, la the house truest of Miss Doris Meyer of South Hohman street. The Do res s -Md Society of the South P'de Christian church will meet tomor1 o-w afternoon a' the him of Mrs. J. Golden, 1 OS 5 IfaTison MTcet. Sirs . Earl DeCamp delJarhtfully entertained the laoles of the Mayflower

j Card of Thanks

CARD OK THANKS Ve wish to o'end our thanks to our friends, neighbor? and relatives for rheir kindness and sympathy during tha Illness and death of our husband and son and to those who so kindly SHve the use of their rum. Also for the many bautiful f.or.il offerings. MI IS. OUACE r.miKii. M A Ht; A. PA LMEK. 2-22-1

CONCERT AND THEATRE EVENING Gi"i by the irmn TeneficiaJ Vn)'in restrict jl"1 Hammond, Ind.. Sunday t.lght. Kb. ;th, at fuvmMia Club Ho jsi1. corner Sohl and Indiana ave . j;.-srlnc 7 p. ?rt. Tii'kjls "0o. "-22-

LIVE LOCAL MEWS-ADS"

HEMSTITCHING llematitek yoHr Sprfnar (itnont ttIi h ibl or Silver Threadj by Vniey. v iiatch n color n. 1 Mate tit. FhMo 440, Hammond. 2-14-tf

Aim R . Harrington. Press Making; enibroidery work, beadins: also ladles' tailoring-. Phone 4206-W, idi Summer l;ivd., Hammond, Ind. Z-22-2i

Pennctt'a bathlnfi: girls, the Arbuekle wnr-up, S'ei?enfe!d'B fo'.l?ea, and many other groups will eenpete at the prize ntaequerade at Unity Hall Saturday, Feb. 25th, Saengcrbund-Fidella.

Hammond Musical Collegs, Piano, Voice. Violin. Public Spa!c lag, Ukeltle. Banjo, Mandolla, Uultat. Dancing. Dramatic Art. 10-1

SA F.t GEHBl1 O-KIOKLIA . Tickets for our great prize masquerade ba.ll noic for sale at F. C. Miller's, 189 State St., iic each. Avoid the rush t the door. 2-21-ot

Gel your Kastcr Suits made early, f nits made, to r.rder from all pure wool Men's Serga or Fancy Tweels; Silk Xattn Lining. Special for this month only $35.00 hijjh cia.;s work and fit fejaranteed. 'tie modeling a specialty. THEO. LEVIN US East Stat St.. hio;;k off Calumwt A--C.. Hanior.d. 2-22-tf

NOTICE

May tt be known that one F. C. Miller. 183 State street. J'el. Is the autlmrlied astern torT'.l our prodd. ts for Lake Count 3'. WHITE SKWJN'G MACHINE CO. I-il-2t Cleveland, Ohio.

Toothome tfatntic?'. Fpieed cookies. TTverything prood to nt. At! tlie.o. you will rind at tin- sal of hme-bakM uo ids to he e;l von on Sa'urday l.y the IklditR' Aid Koeiety of the Centenary M . E. church, in the lusement of liie building. Especially uttractbe off"rs will be: riread, 15 & ':5c loaf; parkerhouse roils, 25c do.; coffee cake, 25 & SOc: oatmeal cookies, 25c, and plain rookies, 20c ioz.; doughnuts, 25c doy. ; cakes of all kinds from 35c to $1.0(1; apple, mince, cherry, apricots, raisins, logan licrry and 1 asp berry pies. 25c; l'inon cream, coioanut. ( team, cartnel. chocolate, custard, 3)c; pineapple, banana pio 35c: baked beans, 15c lb.. 2 ilis.. 25c: potato f.alad. 15c lb.. 2 lbs. 25c. Orders taken and deliveries made, call Phone 875-J. !5iT and 2iO,". 2-22-3

Everybody waits climax of a.!t dances masquerade 0.' the rlella Saturday. Feb.

Elster's lurge orchestra.

fov the great tliG annual prize Inity Hatl.

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'OTK'H f. O. 1 Don't forget :ie card party Kridav night, Feb. 21. at All Saint parish hall. Tickets for sal? at Kussmaul's Clgaj: Store. 2-22-1

Pinochle Club yesterday ufternoon m her home on Merrill avenue. There were three tar,ies of cards and high core wire made by Mrs. Elton C ilart and Mrs, E. lloyles. Consola- . ton was given t-- Mrs. '. Tobmia. af;er which the ii ,su-ss served a prettily jppointed and t'ellciou. 'uncheon. The lu'o will meet in two week's with Mrs. iioj'Ii'H in her b.itne on T'ougias avenue.

Icu Koch of Webb street is quite ill. The music depart rrent of the llutnmond VVoiiiimV Club will m: t on Friday evening, February the twentyfourth, in thes home of Mrs. I.. L. Homherger of ndnle Park . A most cordial ini".uiion is t xlftidf d to ul! wiio are intcria'.-d in the stu.ly of Russian music. IiKluiied in llio jirogrjim ari 11 piano .election by M " . K. S . t'ooper and Mrs. Arthur Wei, :i rape r hy Mrs. .f.ihn Wi'.helni. Vt. trobi record, violin :nimh rs bj.' Henry Wa x -m;in. M-.ng by Miss FiHcm.-.i EmmerHM-' ami Mrs. !.. L. P. tnbe .-ger. acconipanied by Mrs. Lillian Mikcuh. Friends of N. .1. ti.-igen of F.lUnbcth str. t .vii be triad to knew t'utt in is able to ,e afier haxit-. an .ittack of influenza. - Mciimeis of tin Her.iu'.s i'lub and their friends be entertained at a hard times party in the club rooms on Friday ev tung. O' od music and a. cor.d time is promised by the committee .

T.ITTTTt Tl Tin OF OMl'i (M B. The literature department of the, Hammond Woman's Club iri-t with Mrs. Harvey 'lostlin yesterday afternoon in her home on South Hobman street and the ladles enjoyed an excellent study hour. Mrs. Edith Griffin read a paper on "The School for Scandal'" by Richard lirinsley Sheridan. Sheridan was a member of a distinguished family of actors, which at one time was prominent and wealthy. However (he author died a pauper at the age e-f sixty-rtlve. Mr?. ('rifTin In her usually interesting manner gave a brief but comprehensive outline of the play. reading extracts from the amusing matrimonial arguments of "Sir F'eter" and "Lady Teasle." "The School for Sca.no-. " a fitting example of English mannerisms, is haid to be the most successful of the writer's plays. Mrs. H. Sheridan sweetly Miis "Jean" by Burleigh and "Friend of Mine" by Sanderson, to the accompanf mnt of Miss Ella Fisher. The second part of the program was the play "The Servant in the House" by Charles Pann Kennedy. Mrs. Harnit read an excellent paper on this p'ay. written by Mrs. Leslie Carter, who was The author Kennedy was practically unknown 111 American literary circle ei until presentation of this play hi Now York in The poeite beauty o' the language, tho dramatic art and religions merit, combined with a unique story, made frr a play both elevating and attractive. Mrs. Harnit gave a splendid review of tiie hook bringing out the symbolic significance of the thre 1 distinct types of characters. Kennedy not only upholds the big "brotherhood'' idea, but glorifies labor and brinsrs religion into its essential relation with man. The mfetmg adojurned, to meet again at tha home of Mrs. E. A. Uilson of Forest avenue. The Woman Auxiliary of the American Legion will. meet tomorrow evening in Room Three of the court house.

William Calkins Relief Corps 24 entertained delightfully yesterday In honor of their derartmtf! t officers ami past presidnn. At neon a delicious chicken dinner was served about, two hundred guests. The tabiea w ere at -tractive with baskets of cut fiuwers. Officer? in attendance were Mrs. Rose Sutton, presiden, of Fort Wayne; Mrs. Millie lata, department Installing and instituting officer In Hammond and Mr. Jennie iVolif, member of tne executive hoard. At the dinner table a number of toa?t was givn. after which a patriotic program was enjoyed, including a piano solo by Mrs. Lillian Mikesch, an address hy Rev. John C. Parrett on "Abraham Lincoln" and one by Rev. J. C. Granger on "George Washington." Mrs. L. L. Bornberger sang a pleasing- number, and a delightful reading wsb gtven by jMiss Evelyn Parker. Mrs. V. Schohl sang and Mrs. R. R. Rowley gave a reading. There were a number of Roy Scouts in attendance, who gave a drill that v,-hm jyeatly appreciated, and the depsrtrnent president, la behalf of the corp presented the boys with a beautiful fag. Thia meeting was one of the most cnjoyafcle and best attended ever given by the corps.

Misjj Ethel Nowalt of Henry street delightfully entertained thi members of tha M. T. Club last evening in he' home. A most njoyable evening . spent with muaic and games, and bunco was played at three tables. Honors were made by Miss tiOuise Krumrei and Miss Marie k'uhl. The hosteaa served a delicious course luncheon to the eleven guests, and the club will meet in two weeks at the home of Miss Freda PeXloIf of Highland street. The Juntor Claims of the high school last night enjoyed a delightful George Washington party in th" beautifully decorated gymnasium of the Kenwood school. Flags hung it proiuno 1. making the Kcene ae colorful as appropriate. A clever little program. Including vocal numbers by Miss Helen Grant and Misa Reatrice Hobbs, and a pretty toe dance by Miss Violet Milne was greatly enjoyed by the guests. Thre followed a novel stttrt. durinc; which the gu-sts were divided iny groups, iai)i group sunpiied with reld, w hite, and blue ( repe paper, and b ft to dress a member in the picturesque costume of George Washington. Dancing followed, music supplied by Clayton Seeley's ersatiio four-piece 01riiffira. Credit is due Miss Eon ore C -irii,i for the t al ly's si.ee "s.

ARE YOU A WOMAN?

If ou Arc, TM la of Altai Importance to vor South Mend. Ind. "At one. time I commenced to go down in health until I was where I haiin t strength enough to do my housework and take care of my baby. I took s veral differen medicines recommended to me but it. was not until I took Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription that I felt any improvement. 1 took five or six bottles and felt better p. mi stronger than I hal in years. This medicine strengthens and builds up the entire feminine organism better than any other medicine I know, and I hig-hly recommend It." Mrs. Rert Dorman. 922 N. Stanfield . Obtain this famous Prescription now at your nearest drug store, in tablets or liquid, or w rite Dr. Pi rcc. preside n' Invalids' Hotel, in Buffalo. N. V.. for free medical c d vice . Ai.

All present and past Club Presidents) of Woniati'.s fTubs of Lake County are ! intited to a meeting at the Gary Conn-I try Club 011 Friday. February the! twenty-fourth. Tlio meeting will begin' at eleven o'clock lu h morning and a j

luncheon will lie served at half past twelve. Members ;uc requested to bring sis visiting cards w 1 1 h addrtss thereon, and the nieanmsr of their own given name must be know n. A substitute may be sent nk the place of any president who CMiiuot come. A delightful tune j.s assured all who attend. The ladies from Hammond will take the S:55 Sibley street. ::ar for Garj . Tii Cio'vn Point ears pass the door of the Country ClUV. leaving elarj oil the hour. Mrs. J. A. Patterson, pres. Mrs. J. O. Thoiiq.s,,!!, Sec'y. -

Mrs. William S. Schauer of Sibley j street is very much ipiproved after an I illness of inriuenza and broiich'.tfu. I 1 one of thf prettiest parties of ihej

m 11001 r was gicu on iueso;i corning by the senior 1 lass of the high school in the pew cafeteria room. There, was a profusion of red heart.-, every

size, banning from' celling, doorwa ys. 1

Chandeliers and walls. Dancing was eujoei l.y about forty einipc., and tile music was furnished by Elster's orche-tra. The daintiest of refreshments, ice. cream molded in hearts, heart-shaped cakes and candies, were served, all of which were most generous

ly donated by Mr. Paul Klit.ke, w hose I

daughter. Miss Lydia. will be graduated from the bish s hool in Juim. Mr. Klitxke's kindness was appreciated as much hh en.jojed. Chairmen m . li;crs" of the function were Miss Ruth Smith, entertainment.; Mi.-s Arb-ue l.'neuehr, refreshment nnfl Russell Danner. decorations, to each of whom great credit is due for helping to make the party the success it. proved to be. chapet ehics ef thv"- evcningi were Mr. and Mis. E. S. Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Kanaga. Mr.

and Mrs tCimbrough. Mi.-s EurhatiX. Miss Hotchkiss. Miss Kurz. Miss Davie, Mrs. Ruche!. Mr A spohn a:id Mr. Messiek The meeting of the League of Women Voters has been postponed on .iceounr of sickness and the women are plntining a very Interesting meeting for the first meeting in March, at which time the taking out of citi7.e1.ship papers will be fully explained. The ladies fre making plans for a silver tea to bo given soon. Surety the women of Hammond want to do their parts in the grent work that is being aocon.plij.hed throughout the I'm ted Stales. The Knight"! and Ladies of Security will give a carl partly in Room A in the Rimbueh building oU Thursday. Febraury the t w en ty-1 hird. at two o'clock. The public is incited. The fifth division ,,f the Ladies' Aid Society of the First M. E Church win meet with Mrs. L. P. Bennett. -ISC. May street, tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock, and all the members are urged to be present. The members of the Trcft!e club were delishtft'lly entertained last evening by Miss Rose Winer 111 her home on Calumet avenue. There were two tallies of brid-re arid th honors wu remade by Miss Pauline Wolf, the guest prize being given to Mixs Less Shore of Minneapolis. Miss Mildred Modje ska of Hammond was also a guest A elainty course luncheon was served to th members and guests, and the i,e.t meeting will be held on February the twer.t-ei;rht at th borne of Mb Pauline ttolf of South Hohnian street.

, nimiiiM . n 1 r 11 1 I

-ugrong to accept a position out of the city. I

"GIVK East Chicago a chance and

The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, which was to have met with Mrs. John D. Snialtey of Detroit i.treet tomorrow afternoon, has postponed the meeting indefinitely. Further announcement will be made later. - - The Junior Girts' Club of St Paul's Episcopal Church entertained at a six o'clock dinner last evening in the guild room of the church. Each member of the clans was permitted to bring a uest. so that thirty small young ladles enjoyed a delicious dinner, superintended by Mrs. E. It. Funderburk and Miss Harriet Dixon During the eve. lung games, n.usic and dancing' were enjoyed. The meeting of the'ehe.ir of the First Presbyterian Church will lie held this evening at half pa.-t seven ei'clock at the home of Mrs. L. L. Ib.mberger of Glcndale. Park, instead of last evening as announced erroneously. The young Indies of Phi .tti Gamma will have a meeting this evening, when Miss F.xelyn Hilton w ill 'en tcrtain at 25 Michigan avenue.

EAST CHICAGO A PETITION is being circulated to have Magouti avenue declared lq the oouloeatd system.

she will make her parent loeik suit, j So .-pake the Men's cl"ib of the Meth-i edist church who are preparing to j installing a Kail! phono receiving sfa- i tion in the basement of the church. This subject will be discussed tomor- ; row night at the regular meeting of! tin club. I

WORD is received here that Raymond J. Rischoff. Chicago's "Ponssi."

is planning on securing Attorney Paul:

MeOosky to represent bim tn the nt-, cago courts. Thin action eif Bischoff is! believed to be duo to the fact that Attorney MiCIosky obtained release of. John Kartbowskl. agent of Rischoff'a arrested here when found operating in this district, in the East Chicago court; about a week ago. i

GARY ! MAJOR Al Jones was celebrating Bit thingteen's Wash ay today.

'rrTtkin lianii clerks fct another rest.!

City hall and courts also closed.

There will be a meeting of the Har

rison club this evening by Judge Mllejjjjlj

Norton.

THE desk sergeant at the police st'ition roports teeing a robin and a

biue bird in his iback yard: I

MAT BROWN visited Gary yesterday j in th Interest of Otto Fititld's. cam-

paign for county treasurer.

THERE are twenty-five ra"s o fiu

THT: reports are that the republican Iron and Steel company has been closed down indefinitely.

A PIG time is promised by the Indiana Harbor clu5 ytt at a dance toriigl.t m tiieit club rooms on Guthrie st reet.

in Gary according to Dr. J. White, the '

secretary of the board of health.

CHIEF Revenue Colled or W. P. j Wait, reports that fir. it installment of i

the income lax are already being paid.

NEARLY a hundred autosists have

faced City Judge Dunn in the past:

week and many of them paid fines for-

not. hailing 1922 license plates on their ca rs.

A PITY that al! life is not as intenaas a bank employe's. Washington's Birthday another holiday for the money grabbers.

CONPTKl ''TJcN on the new rail mill of the Iniand Steel will be completed tomorrow. As p'anned this department will bo in '.peiiii ion next week. MEMBERS of the Fast Chicago P. If. C.'.- journeyed to La Porte last evening to take part in conferring the degrees of rue order at that lod?c.

,le (!.. FART. World War .eie.ran. nan b'-comc local re.presentatl ' for the Wenstone Product company. He will handle a new product that is a seif-Ve ;,iinp inner tube compond for -. itomouile tires.

IF you want to tell which way the w ind is blowing vi.-it the tig repuhll--a.n mas meeting held under the auspice e-f the Washington Club. Thursday night, February 23. at the Ywano hali. l.JTth and Deodar streets.

If All Cars Were Alike Where Would You Buy Yours?

The car buyer sometimes lets vfriique or distinctive car specifications shut out his view of dealer responsibility. Far from a garage, the finest automobile ever built can be rendered useless by some little bit of trouble not discovered or understood. Day by day, the constant and satisfactory use of any car depends upon the accessibility of service. He serves best who is best prepared. We are always ready.

Overland-Fudge Co.

74 State Street

Telephone 304

Mrs John Fortuniak. the woman who jumped with her baby from a second story window, was adjudged insane by a jury In Justice Laube'a court yesterday.

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Y0TJ DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS Thatr Concert and Dance Sunday tight. Feb. 2th. Begins 7 p. m. at Germania Club, corner Sohl and Indiana, avenue. Come early to secure yood seals for yourself and friends.

TWENTY YEARS

RHEUMATSM

I;; OVERCOME

SEE DER-ROTE-HANNIS A. story 'iiat lo.ids your interest to the end, played st the Germania Club House Sunday night. Feb. 2fith. p.--gifis 7 i . m. Ticket 51c. 2-i2-

GOITRE REMOVED

Troy Lady Telia How MrH. Dot Cox. 402 E. Canal t , Troy, O, says she will tell cr writ" anvotos

about her wonderful experience in re-, moving a terrible inward goitre with' Sorbol (uailrupl. a eolorlo.-.s lintmetit !

1 ou can see the treatment ami get addresses of man v e.ther successful users at Indiana Hern Gardens, corner Calumet and Fields ave., Hammond, or L. H Maltern, Whiting. 501 NewYork axe., drug stores everywhere, or write Box 35S, Mechahlcsbu,rg. Ohio. adv.

ALBERT PACK. president of the Hubbard Steel company. announced that .lames MeShaoe will succeed F. G Becker as scci e 'ary-t reasurer of the company. The new appointment vvili become effective the first of next month. Mr. Becker is said to be re- .. 1 DON'T NEGLECT A COLD Mothers, don t let co.ds get underway; at the first cough t or sniffle rub Must-r"!e "n ln" throat and chest. Musterole is a pure, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. It draws out congestion, relieves sornet'.s, does all the work of the good ol4-fah.ionJ mustard plaster in a gentler way, without the blister. Keep a jar bandy for all emergencies, it may prevent pnei.monia in your hoiti-. 35 & 6)C In jars is-, tubes; hospital size. $". BETTER TII "HI ST A II II USTKR 4

HEAR HEAR HEAR HARRY J. LOOSE LECTURE ON "CRIME" It's Cause, Practice and Prevention BAPTIST CHURCH Thursday Eve, Feb. 23rd 8 P. M. Tickets on sale at Summers' Pharmacy

Forced to Quit Work Years; Ago, Wm. Coble Is Nowj

Back On Job Every Day. Everybody in Ser-, ia Ind., and vicinity knows William Coble, who for lift v years lived on a farm near that place. The following remarkable letter, written by bin to Bradley Bros- . Drucgsta. Huntington, Ind., will be read with interest; "Gentlemen: I am. now seventy years old. Nine years ago I had to quit the farm on account of rheumatism. I had gotten down te w hre I

couldn't get in ir out of bed nor could

1 turn over in bed hy myself. I ha 1 cramps in my hands so bad I couldn't hold a newspaocr and I was so nervous my lees would jerk and twitch until I was almost oesiei,ite. I had suffered from rheumatism and Moinac'i trouble for twenty years. '.I am writing to you to say that general health iti good now. I have no rheumatism and my stomach is all risht. 1 know y u wil! be ItttereMetJ because I bought from you the. Tanlac which changed my condition so wonderfully. I am working eight hours a day now making brooms, and I wouldn't take one thousand dollars for the good Tanlac has done me." (Signed) WILLIAM COLE. Tanlac Is sold in Hammond ty Summers Pharmacy and li Indiana Harbor by Central Drug Store and by leading druaralsts Adv.

Ask Your Grocer for Parkers Donuts

Trade Your Victory 3s For 7 Mortgage Bonds The Government has called all of the 3'4 Victory Notes for redemption on June 15, 1922. This Bank will accept; your V ictory Notes NJOW at par or at the market (whichever is higher) in exchange for 7 First Mortgage Gold Bonds You may exchange Victarv Notes in denominations of $100. $500 and $T,CK30 for these safe 7 Mortgage GOLD, Ekmds. sG-ld for 12 years without loss of one cent to any investor. Call at this Bank or mai! the. coupon now for full information about these I'o GOLD Bonds. First Calumet Trust & Savings Bank EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA

FIRST CALUMET TRUST & SAVINGS BANK. East Chicago, Ind. Please mail mc particulars of'j-our exchange offer.

Name Address . . . Cilv

ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES

YOUR PRESCRIPTION

SUMMERS PHARMACY "Prescription Specialists"

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Drugs of highest quality. Knowledge and experience. Extreme care. Clean packages. Service.

Bring all prescriptions to SUMMERS PHARMACY for

the best medicines as support to -the doctor's best work.

SUMMERS PHARMACY HOHMAN STREET NEAR STATE "Peseription Specalists" Clinical Laboratory

Signed, YOUR DOCTOR.

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FREE Telephone Concert

You are cordially invited to attend a Free Musical Concert from our Wireless Telephone on Tuesday and Friday evenings at 8 P. M. Come in, see and hear the most wonderful invention of the twentieth century.

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Trust and

Bank

IN THE HAMMOND BUILDING FAYETTE AND HOHMAN STREETS PHONE HAMMOND 4000 W. G. PAXT0N, President FRANK HAMMOND, Scc-Trcas. F. R. MOTT, Vice President H. J. GESCHEIDLER, Asst. Sec.-Treas.

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