Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 131, Hammond, Lake County, 21 November 1922 — Page 6

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SOCIAL

Here are Daily Suggestions for Games UA..'I; fr'oii. K'.)AV tiir'.iml lord by nmuiimitr Service) 'I", .s n.ay b. ;!-;y-i , ith ani-

rams. The leader draws one let- i . .,; a ll.r.e lr.:u u o.i cor.ta.nlng The Indies' Aid Society of the xv,. ncla of alphabets, bavins stated First Presbyterian church will meet revlously that he wants the group tomorrow afternoon In the church j pive Mm v.ordi teslnnhifj with parlors as usual at two-thirty o'clock th U tters drawn. Foi example, the Refreshments will be served, .'a 1'T will say: "We are now polng m hopping: and will go first to the j jflss llarjorle Ruff. Who la a "icery store where we will buy senjor at tne University of Wlscon- . ;:" 5;in btsfi innlnsr with " Here !n arrive In Hammond on

Jra-.vs a .:ird and holds it up so -at everyone will immediately see in letter on it. The first one men- , ; r. - an article beginning with ... . T- . .... .1 at lc-tttr wtiicn may do mscuicu roni a gro-ery s-to-e is given the The chili having- the greatest .: ' .-r of cards at the end of the -.me is ths winner.

, . .v, Chicago gams on Saturday. The Music department of the iianijiona Woman's Club held their J November meeting with Mrs. John ; Miss Eleanor Beck man. of GlenW''iilm 211 Detroit street. Mrs. ' dale Park, who has been in Louls-iVi.'-'.-r.e Coo-rer and Mrs. W. D. Metz vi'le, Kentucky, for the past two ere asslsttnff hostesses. Mrs. T. P. weeks as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. '-awford opened the meeting and Harlan P. Anderson, will return to

ti e report of the last meeting was a by the secretary cs Arieie i'uiiw' : 1:i,r on "French Opera." Mrs. E'.fa Free-man vcrv beautllully sang "J'al Pleuve. m r.ovo" by Georges Hue, r.ad "Aim Mol- -by Ben'berp. Mrs. 17.-1 Woodruff Houser. accompanist Miss Lillian Whittaker favor- . j Ihe cl ib with two piano raim,,r,: "Etude in A Fiat." Chopin, and 'Cralle Song," Falmeren. Mls- Adel. Dunbar then gave a . . . "T 'lUfi" ' i - Hvnopsis oi in-.- ' and Mrs. George ; ni "H-rodiadc' v charmingly sang lie ; nsuer ver 1 He Is Good." opera "Hero- ... iirid "Since the Day." opera) , Mrs. Mlkesch, accompa- j Mrs. Cooper closed the pro- j with a double piano number, Si ibfsque No. 2" and "Clair e : by De Eussy.

The club was very Crown Point, Indiana. 1 .,vlntr Mrs. Mattern of Chicago , 'yv'e out to talit to th member on A numt)r of the frIends of Mrs -.r.;.ing Play. etc- A c-'mmlttee William Schwlngendorf gathered at v a it; pointed to consider Mrs. - , her homw on Jackson street, to pleas--. :; work. The t.ext mee ng i antly surprise her and to help in . . club will be December " ' , celebratlni? ner birthday last eve-

niay evening. - are planning to go in .V..SJ to bear an opera. any ! "f tH.8 aTnvned to come if I urtmen. a e lnw j. are planning to go , . fv Mrs. i :"' , Pv.' i19 by Thursday Sl 1 rvscrvr.tc-n tns meeting Mrs. as.'sted P -Mrs- - t 'V-tz served dainty rei m. ,Irs. :'hlT'cn"',,,0 punjar. Secretary. i ! t It -rand to know that "No , ' L, n the Potters' Field"? I i-j.e sleeps u . il-21-2t j j nd Mrs. G. Ij- Smith and Mr. -dM-s. Ralph C. Pierce welcomed 1 ri'-mb'ers of the Embroidery - '-.nd 1hsir husbands, together j ri-rce, Mr. Pierce's moth- j . Mrs. J- M- lal- " J 1 chio. as their cmner - "" nf Dr. unu , a -1 evening at tne Smith. The atimer J Fd at seven o 'clocK. as , ,.-..!, whre a yenovv - tha , scheme prevailed even m Ht-vlnrr of the splendid fllnne . following oinu' , m. ! f-joylr.g an botvb . - . 1 trnnd fun I 1 music anc me b" i haracterlstlc of an Em that Is C broidery Club dinner party. A5k about the Uf. !2 l,w.r than n old Uie eoinp.st Mr. Roy GlbboSa and Mrs. W. JvcTler?ar. asked a number of :VeYr friend, to be thtlr gue.t. fo . luncheon t;ldge tomorrow at one o'clock at Mrs. McAleer'a home on vehb street for the pleasure of Mlw t r . .rirr. whose mar''oro lsJT'be -eventof this uX Noveor the twenty- - that the E&gl M3mcmber. and their family nlsh ,,1c4 at any !th ll-21-2t -3? ,rrs. cieim D. reter. of Forest .. opened her horn. thi. after1 e' . -b Tuesday r.oon to the memw ft,rnooa Bridge clurx :.vas served at one o'clock and an afternoon of bridge followed. Mr. and Mrs. Morse DelTFlatn, of 1 1 a VlA

1 nth Hchman. navo imn u.um ur a. njyeiy evening. V.v.---rs of the Rotary club and Miss Alys Hess, chairman of the J-'.V'T'w'ves together with a ft" council had charge of ths program ' -"r Rotarlans to enjoy a reception and led the ladles In singing the V lancing partv with them at the council Bongs. The speakers of the ' i k-jn'ry club on Tuesday evening gave most interesting talks '""'t Sovenier the twenty-eighth . on projects In teaching. Miss Geor- ' , . , , 'Fa Clark who took a course in - ' t-.it.t--hsrtj. supervision at the University of A Ail Poo!-tr of the last year bright out the . ,e - principal points of her years work.

-.. i. Ttr Tinouai '-""'' ,Vj.et tomorrow afternoon. Wednes- , ,- K -.veml-f r lhrj ?r''niy-"!-t,oni r-y o'l-b k v.-;ih M-rs. J. Keed, 1217 Harrison street. This a regular meeting. throats ,ri;-i vY'' Try it Free yourself frora your coujih and your cold. Disagreeable phlegm cleared away; Bcratcby, tender m inibranes soothed; cough checked; cold broken up. N c w.today ask your drug gist ior iJli.lXlP'ilj D1SCCVEKY a syrvpfor ccughs & colds

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Occasioned by the birthday of Mrs. W. C. Kindel -was the pretty party with which Mrs. Hain, of 600 Roosevelt avenue, honored her. A rno.-t pleasant time was srpent and at luncheon time the gu?yts found their jiictf fit a table i-ialo lovely with J v'.nty flowers. Mr.". Kindel was ir.i'.y remfm!reil by the guests who were Mrs. Mrs. Cruike. Mrs Spafford. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Quant, iUrs. Rose. Mrs. Strums, Mrs. Vonasch and Mrs. Carlson. Thursday evening and will bring three of her so-rorlty sisters with her for the week end with her parents. Mr. and M-s. J. J. Ruff, of Carroll ftreet. Miss Gertrude Ruff. wh) Js R sovhooro ,n lne Univer sity. will arrive on Friday for the j week end with her parents also. I The srirls will see the WlsconslnHammond tomorrow. St. Paul's Frisco-pal Guild will meet for an all day meeting on Thursday. November the twentythird In the church. The hostess, who will welcome the ladles, are to be. Mrs. G. W. Clark, Mrs. M. F. Cunningham, Mrs. Farley, and Mrs. E. A. Jordan. Sherman Ryder, who has been the truest of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Geiger of 48 Oondlt street for the past two weeks, has returned to his .home in Towanda, Pennsylvania. Mr jyr,. Bussell. Sr., of Murray street, are announcing th(J engrag:emont of their daughter. Ella Maurice, to George Fate, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Fate, of ning. Music and cards were In full gwln? durlng. tho evfnlng and late hour tempting food was sf to quests who had made the bo pleasant for Mrs. Schewinger Bwln(r durlne. tRo evening and at a served the day w... . .0. ..v.. - by coming to help her celebrate her t!rthday. The gifts which Mrs. Schewingendorf. the honored guest j .v.. and Mrs. Raymond Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. D. Giffen, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Warkentein were the guests who enjoyed the evening with ' Mr. and Mrs. Schwlngendorf. The S. O. F. club came together f or thejr m-etlng on last FVlday at the home of Mrs It A McConnell. on jioraine avenue. Bridge was in play throughout the afternoon with Mr3 w H. Whinery winning the rirsi nonors ana jMrs. jn. jt;mmerilng the second honors. Mrs. C. Rhode anil Mrs. Costelloe are to -welcome the members of the South Side Pinochle club for dinner thg evenlngr at the hom9 of Mra Costelloe on Morton Court, In honor tn'1" hlrthday anniversaries. Following the dinner pinochle will be the diversion for the evening. Mrs. Harry Cardner, of Beardstow n, Illinois, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Chapin, of Highland street, for the past ten days, returned to Beardstown on Sunday. The members of the T. T. IT. club met with Mies Pauline Wolf at her home on South Hohman street, for their usually enjoyable meeting. The evening was passed In many pleasant ways and later on Miss Wolf invited the guests Into the dining room for a splendid two course luncheon served at the table festive with pink and white sweet peas as a center piece. The out-of-town members were, Mrs. Elliot Conroy, of Gary, and Mrs. Joseph Cohn, of East Chicago. Miss Adelaide Hill, of Highland street. Is to welcome the club members on two weeks for the next meeting. The attraotlre W. C Belman home was the meeting place for the Primary Council, composed of the teachers of the primary grades last evening when Miss Adklns and Mrs. Belman welcomed them to the Belmaw. V n , -..i . .... O'her fpeakers -were Mrs. Hedd-'n Mrs. Murkleln. Mrs. Griffith, Miss , Rogers. M'.ss Conner. Miss Win-r. Miss Bantist and Mi Mip), jry introduce,! an enjoyable game and then Mrs. Belman and Miss Adkins served tea. Also the guests enjoyed themselves roasting chestnuts In the fireplace and toastlng marshmellows over small candles provided for the purpose. About twenty-five of the ladies I of the North Side Ladles club will enjoy a splendid day tomorrow, Wednesday. They will leave. Hammond on the ten o'clock street car and will have luncheon at Field's : Tea Room. In the afternoon thi i schedule is for them to see "ThanklU" at the Cort. The Naid-Nu club have completed! all of their carefully laid plans and ars all ready for their bazaar this evening at IJie K. of C. club rooms. Everything will be ready for action at seven o'clock. There will be a splendid program as well as all sorts of booths to include on1 for candy, gifts, hams and bacon, fancy goods, bakery goods. There is also to be a country store which promises to be a real treat. This

splendid bazaar Is being given for the benefit of the Carineiitc Orphanage here in Hammond. Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Fox and family who have been awaiting completion of their new home, in the hplendld new residential section ju.t south of Kenwood were ablo to move Into the house last Thursday. NEW YEAR PARTY

ROIHEDHMuS: i It was a gay old New year's party I that Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kwlecln-I ski attended at the home of a friend' in Hammond last January 1- t. Hut it spelled ruin for the marital happiness of the Kwiecinskls . Frank started hitting the moonshine early in the evening. It was not long until he was nicely int"Xlcated. His wife Helen. tried t--quiet him but his hilarity grew apace. At midnight she begged him hid the host and his "white mmle" good night. Frank lingered a little longer and finally gave up. They started home. On the street he became nasty. He called her all sorts of vile names and told her he was ail through with her. The row ended with Frank going one way and Helen the other. Helen has never seen him sjnee then. She has heard, that he is In Wisconsin. Today she filed suit in the Superior court of Hammond. They were married August 9th. 1921. FIRST WOMAN -TO SIT AS SENATOR 'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 WASHINGTON. Nov. 21. The star of woman suffrage reached Its greatest ascendancy in American history today when Mrs. W. H. Felton. the "Grand Old Woman of Georgia" was formerly seated as a full fledged senator of the United States. She is the first woman senator ever to take the oath of office on the floor of the senate. Mrs. Felton won her senatorshlp when chivalry triumphed over legality. A singl-" objection from any one of the 95 male senators would have prevented her taking her seat. None objected. Ailis Chalmers American Car and Foundry American Steel Foundr y. . . American Tel and Tel Anaconda Baldwin Locomotive Bethlehem Steel B California Petroleum Chesapeake jnd Ohio Chicago and Northwestern.. Colordo Fuel Corn Products Crucible Steel General Motors Great Northern prf Iackawana Steel Lehigh Valley Mexican Pete Miami Copper Mldvale Steel Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific Pure Oil Pacific OH Reading Republic Iron and Steel Studebaker Tex Co U. S. Steel Westlnghouse Willys Overland Sinclair Oil . 42'4 .180 . 431, .1227, . 47 M 123U . 65 ' . .4813 . 69 - S5L4 . 264 .129 . 64i . 144 . 86'i . 78 . 63. . .210 . 25 . 80 V .115H . 79 . 28H . 454 . 77H . 48 .124 . 47 .104i .158 . 54 . 32 BANK BTATKMEIYT NEW YORK, Nov. 21. Clearing house statement: Exchanges. $839,000,000. Balances. $75,000,000. Federal Reserve Bank credit balances, $52,000,000. CHICAGO ntoDt'cn BUTTER Receipts E.868 tubs. Creamery extra 60Hc: extra firsts 47H49V4; firsts 39H2'43c; packing stock 30 6 31c. EGGS Receipts 3.132 cases. Miscellaneous 4550c; ordinary firsts 40-46c; firsts 60365c; extra 28c LrVE POULTRY Turkeys 35c; chickens 1319c; springs 18c; roosters geese 21c; ducks 21c. POTATOES Receipts 97 cars. Wis. round white 90c$l cwt.; Minn 90cB!$l; Red River Ohio 90c$l. VEAL 50 to 60 lbs. 9c; 70 to 80 lbs. 10llc; 90 to 110 lbs. U12e; fancy thick 13c; overweight, 130 to 175 lbs., 5!c rmoAuo cash craix WHEAT No. 2. red $1.27W; No. 3 red $1.25H1.26; No 2 hard 1.20; No. 3 ha-d $1.18 l.m; No. 1 northern spring dark $1.304I4; No. 2 northern spring dark $1.254. CORN No. E mixed 72Vi':Mc; No 2 white 72H73MiC; No. 2 yellow 72 tt,Zc: No. 3 mixed 71V48 72''i; No. 3 white 71S?73e; No. yeiiow 70i (72Uc; No. 4 mixed 63ic; Xo. 4 white 70f727c; No. 4 yellow 701-4 Cr 7 2 -lie OATS No. 2 white 4 4 614 5c; No. 3 white 42i'ff44c; No. 4 white 42fi 4 31.ic. MIN'NEAPOIJS GJHAITV CLOSE WHEAT May $1.16; Dec. 1.17 HS. CORN May 66ViS; Dec 64I4B. RYE May 81 Mi: Dec 81 H. OATS May 37H; Dec 36HB. BARLEY May 57B; Dec. 67 H. CHICAGO UTR STOCK HOGS Receipts 4.900. Market 10c lower. Bulk $7 . 6nT 7 . 83. Top $7.90. Heavy weigh' $7 . 70 7 . 90 ; medium weight $7. 007.85; light weight - $7.60j 7.85; pigs $ 7.7531 $8.25. CATTLE Receipts 15.000. Market steady to 10c lower. Beef steers, choice and r.rime $12.50 013.60. medium and good $9 1 1.50. pood and choice $12.30i?13.25. common and medium $7 . 50 & 1 1 . 7 3 : butcher cattle, heifers $5 10, cows $48. bulls I $3,500 7; cows and heifers' $3.50 f? 6. SHEEP Receipts 17,000. Market steady to 25c lowe-. Fat lambs $14 1214.75; lambs, culls and common $913;' yearlings $lJ13.25; weth crs $7.509.50.

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MOl'TH OMAIIl I.I V H STOC K HOGS Receipts 1.00. Market early sales 102Tc lower, closing weak at full decline; bulk packing grades $8.75 ? 7.15, top pounds butch, rs $7 . S3. CATTLE F.eceipts 8,500. Market beef s'eers about steady; short fed slow; bulls and veals rro3t'y steady; stockers and fpederj steady to strong. SilEEr Itecelrts 14.000. Market ISftZbr higher. Top $14; shep

.s'f.iriv yearltnrs $t?; $7.2.'. l r. tr- nic: brt feerilrig l;inVi; id ui $13 j0. r.AM" sr. TS I.l 1-1 STCM K c vTT IAZ I t m 7.500. Jia- k'i j .! a iy. Nau s't.jers $i 1 T 25; y arli - '' and hhf.:r ! $a 'iOni 13. 2j; .os $3 3-6.60; :- j e - r n ! ' ? ? ' ' ' ' ,"' HOG'S Receipts, 21,000; market Is 10 to 15 lower; mixed and butchers, 770S5; good heavies, 775785; roughs. 675700: bulk, 770800. SiriB Receipts, 2.500; market steady; mutton ewes, 300600. ROBERTSDALE j The Messrs. V. A. Peterson. N. A. r.merson. W. J. Bought. H. T. Goiding. W. Kash. C. Olson and J . Rinesperger were the Invited guests at an entertainment which was given by the East Chicago Royal Arch Maeons at their temple In East Chicago last evening. Miss Cecelia Eggers of Lake ave., attended a reee-ption given by Miss Jane Adams of the Hull He use In Chicago to the Volunteer Workers and Instructors of physical training Miss Eggers was one of the instructors . The Mesdames Ben Klser, W. Harder and E. Klemm attended a bunco party at the Central Woman's Club in Chicago. Mrs. Klemm had the honor of returning home with the first prize. All members of the Golden Star Rebekahs are urgently requested to be present at the regular meeting in Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hainan of Lake avenue entertained out of town relatives at their home over Sunday. Miss Anna Rhoe of East Side spent yesterday at the Rhoe home on Atchison avenue. The Misses Cecelia Eggers. Elizabeth Wilson and Josephine Anderson heard the Paulus Choir at the St. Mary's church In Chicago last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson and son of Pearl street, visited their nephew, Rudolph Johnson and family of Chicago over Sunday. Mrs. Andy Chrosk-s of Reese ire., who for the past two weeks has been on the sick list has nicely recovered. Mrs. Bertha Stiller of Indianapol is Blvd.. spent Sunday with her son Emll Stiller and wife of East Side. Mrs. Mary Tucker returned to her son's home on Pearl street after a visit of three weeks with her son George Tucker and family of Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Taylor of Lake nvenuo entertained relatives from St. 'Lou Is, Mo., over the week-end. A number of relatives and friends surprised Mrs. William Wilson at her home In the Forsyth Water Gardens last evening In honor of the anniversary of her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Starring and LIVE LOCAL HEWS "ADS" WASSEY'S PLEATING SHOP PI STATE STREET Hemstitch with Gold nnd Silver Thread! alo match all color. But. ton Holes, Buttons Covered, Embroidering, Braiding. Beading. I'hone Hammond 446. J:7.tf NOTICE TO EAGI.FOS Hammond Aerie 1252 will lnltiati a class of fifty next Wednesday, Nov. 22. at 8 p. m. All Brothers requested to be present. Rig lunch! E. O. SPROAT. V. P. ll-21-2t S. F. PARKER, Sec. Hammond Musical College. For the study of music In all 'ti branches. Phone 1513. S-l A. II. Bronas, 183 Johnson s.. Ilammon-d. Phone 1459 for estimates on plumblnp. paper hanging-, plasterinfr, roofing and carpentcwork. New end second hand plumbing: material on hand U-14-21-28; 12-5-1L' JVOTICB The Woman's Relief Corps concret date has been changed from Nov. 22nd to Wednesday evenln.r, Nov. 29th. All holders of tickets please bear In mind. ll-18-3t Concert Committee. Have you sent your application to the Eagrles? Initiation fee reduced to $5.00. lt-21-Ct Dr. Baron, the Chiropractor, has returned from trip through Michigan an 1 IllInoi." and Is now ra:iv 'o tak" up h!s practice atllO Fir: National Bank bld. For aprir -ment ca!' ITammond 2110 f-om 9 12. 1:30 to C, 7 to R:'30 p m. 11Remember to get your share o. the -bargains whiie the EconorrrSale Is in progress at the I.ewi.. Ready-to-W'.ar Store, 702-4 Chicago ave.. East Chicago. 11-21 J. T. Etarara, Chiropodist, has moved from 412 Hamrrond bldq:. to 476 Summer blvd. Phone 835J. No extra charge for houso calls. 11-21 -.1 Pance plven by the Protect,- j Home Circle in K. & L of S. ball, over Lion Store, on Thursday eve. mg.. Nov. 23. Admission 25c ea oh. Everybody volrorne. 11-21-C2 Don't Erorpnt the bazaar irivn by the ladies of Im. Ev. church n Thursday, Nov. 23, at 346 Sibley St.. Hammond. : 11-21 On Wednesday evenlnsr. Nov. 22. the members of Golden Rod, Camp R. N. -will ive a baz:iai at the I. O O. F. hall on State St.. at which a 1 kinds of practical nr.d useful pifts ran bp bad. Members will please have their articles at the hall by 6:15. The public Is cordially invited. 11-21

onughter Mrs. C. E. Marshal, who is visiting here from Omaha. Xei,, Mr. and Mrs. Frankfrnfield and Mr. and Mrs.""H. Stevens attended a dance at the new million dollar hail called thft Cocoanut Grove, at 63rd street and Cottage Grove last Saturday evening. Mrs. F. Levereni of Myrtle ave., was a visitor at ERSt Side yesterday .

1 HIGHLAND The La ; t td of ; , 0. :" a. I'l.ut. i -vll) .'ive o.'i vr'-ga-a chl--;-e-i iprer ar. I l. " n r In t: e ' o -i Ivmr WV1.-1 1 e-i'tril-;.. X.-.e.-ti ber 22. A e&uiif.ji pair of e.morold-l red pillow tasts, also a qui. I will be raffled. Home m.vle candy will be sold. No admission will be charged. All are cordially Invited. Fred Huckleiberry was in Highland Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Cline of Hamin. ind called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'icholas Flucklnger Thursday. Little Janet Zyp Is reported to be ery ill with tonsllltls. Howard Wells spent the week-end' at his home In Highland There waa a fair crowd out Sunday at the M. E. service. The pastor gave a short sketch on the life of Bishop Francis Asbury, as a local preacher and a Circuit Rider. Missionary and Bishop, which was very good. The community meeting was well attended. Judge Norton gave a very fine talk on Education. The Baker orchestra from Crown Point was appreciated by all. In fact every number should have special mention. The Aid Society will hold meeting again next Wednesday. Pot Luck uincn . The Aid Society Is going to serve lunch at Mr. John Kilmer's sale next Saturday. Mr. Kilmer Is moving Into the Bert Saxton house this week.. Next Sunday there will be a Thanksgiving service In the M. E. Church . The Camp Fire Girls purchased 2 new tables for the primary grades In the Sunday School which is appreciated by the little folks. Judge Barton Is Improving very slowly . Mr. and Mrs. A. Saxton. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boyd spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Custln of South Gary. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith of Hammond were In town last Sunday

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Miss Elizabeth Kellman of Chicago visited the week-end here with her mother. John Fehlman Is driving a new Ford touring car. Miss Nora Stark of South Chicago il onvenience omfort L4 HP! 1 lie li Educational

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visited Sunday hero with her parents. John Ffeiffer and son John were Hammond 'visitors on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Scher entertain ed a number of relatives at dinner on Sunday. Mrs. Tom Nolan visited Saturday with her children at Hammond.

LOWELL M . A . ji u it. in i.i r v. vis! ;. -.- , --' - - 1. ,.- . aft- j -v : . i .- j. i i . c 1. j ... :' . - 1 1 , u-..,' i -, -' iua. '. o .0 -..;.( rjfc-..i 1 hi. .Vi .t-,-. v- Mr. G L. Trurs'p nrt visiting their daughters In Gary this week . Mrs. Robert Galloway is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Niles Clement. Mr. and Mrs. F. 3. Van Nada ban-e returned from a visit with relatives at Petersburg. Ind. Mrs. Frank Maloy visited relatives In pensselaer yesterday. WHITING NEWS NOTES STAR TIIBlTBH TOMGHT Rnpert Hughes "flEMFl UBRAXCE5," Cnt Includes Claude t.iHinerwater, Kate Iflrr, Cullen I.undln, Ruth Miller, as Rood. If not he-tter than the Old Mnt. This Is it picture that everyone vrlll take to their heart. 11-21-3 Mrs. Jess Brlnker has returned from Indianapolis whero she has been attending a meeting of the public library board. ETHEL I.ENORE Hl'EHX Ethel Ignore Huehn. acred two mor.ths, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wflllam Huehn. passed away last ev enlng at the home of her parents, 62 Muenich Court. The funeral will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. from the late residence. Interment at Oak Hill. Charles Stewart Is the undertaker. Card of Thanks We wish to thank our relatives and friends for the kindness shown us during the Illness and death of our dear husband and father. Also ' Rev. Elbert for his comforting : words, the school children for the i singing and the Machinists Union. ', Local 209. T. A. M., relatives and friends for the beautiful floral offerings and those that donated their cars. Mrs. GntMlh Galstor and Son Leo.

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Already 2,000 people have been to see this wonderful example of modern electric home building. Its fame has spread throughout the county and visitors coming daily from distant towns to see this very interesting exhibition.

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Sylvia Sternberg is spending weeks visiting her gra:idwether and uther relatives in chicago. Mrs. H. Whelan of West Park. Is Improving from her recent 111n ess . Terrancn ( anner who has been on the sick list for the past two weeks H ntie to be up and arc und again. M'f3. Sam SohleChty and Dan Prochask! !ft Monday evening for 1 ia n n r-r-i wi-ore they will attend !' Gnr-. L-'.Jee of fi e I. O. O. F. M-- .- v-: ir, o Tii5m:jr -f the Pi-'.ar-ir '.- (. m.-.iitie. . Mr. hasi-1 1 : epiesent Ir: g the Mj-bor. i o" Omaha. Nebri'Va . - t I V.ks niece Mrs. Waldo "Vive- 't.eet. Rev. and Mrs. Stubblns entertalncd t: e foimei-'s brother and wife of Chicago on Sunday. Th" Missionary Society of the Congregational church will entertain the men and ladies of the church at a party and entertainment In the church parlors Friday evening. Mrs. Canine of East Chicago, will be present and give a fifteen minute talk. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Brown of Cleveland avenue are the proud parents of a baby boy born to them at 'he Lying Inn hospital In Chicago, Friday. Mother and babe are doing nicely. The Plymouth AM Society of the Congregational church will hold a Christmas Market and Supper In the church parlors Tuesday. Dec. 6th. Mr. and Mrs. George Clements of Chicago were the guests of the former's brother Dave Clements and wife of Ohio avenue on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lee were in Chicago on business Saturday. Jn the evening they attended the new McVlcker"s theatre. Miss Edna LaBounty, daughter of Mrs. Druke Johnson Is 111 at her home on Sehrasre avenue with the

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diphtheria . John Canncr. Carl Gaigl.n. Bill Hl'.lnjan, attenicl the shrine ei.-.vis in Hammond S.iturday evening-. Mr. and Mrs. John Haywood of Ind. Harbor were the euests of Mr. and Mis. I. I. Griffith of Cer.Ta! avenue Sunday. Mrs. Paul Schols cf Flchriipp sv. enuo left Monday for Milwaukee, where she wl:l accompany her moth, er Mr. Vogei home from the St. Joe hospital where she underwent an oprrntl-n on her eye. Air. :ir,d Mrs. John Canner of 119th f-eet entertained the Mlses Katli" -( and Anna Meyers of Hammond a1 dinner Sunday. Mrs. Otto Wiehman and Mrs. Hen

try Behrnes were In Chicago Heights Monday to help their mother Mrs. Henrietta Hagemelster celebrate her 75th birthday. The Children's Missionary Band of the M. E. church will meet Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock at the home of Elisabeth Brown, 1J50 Amy avenue. Mrs. Elder will entertain the Ladles Bible Class of the M. B. Church at her home on Flschrupp avenue Wednesday evening. Mrs. McKtnley Moore has accepted a posHion at the Candle Factory department of the Standard Oil Co., Misses Kate and Beulah Stover were bostest.8 to the Sewing; Clo at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Mrs. I'.aph 1 ortsr ti their home on Sheridan avenue Friday evening Lone Huntswoman Is Expert on Squirrels INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 ATHENS. Ohio, Nov. Of more, than 2.000 hunting licenses issued this year In Athens county only one went to a woman Mrs. Leone McQuald, of Buchtel. Mrs. McQuald Is an expert both with rifle and shotgun. For years she has hunted squirrels. Phones 3550-28 1420-1421. y Pharmacy j CUM1CAL LAMftAVtMY STATt. HAMMOMQJMfc. S. & H. GREEN STAMPS ITf ealth in lappmess onie; Commercial