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THE TIMES.
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PERSONAL I
SOCIAL NEWS
COB5XMO ETENTS.
The Woman's Foreign JlsfK-navy So- :
ity of the First Methodist church will I
hold an eveninc. mooting: Tuesday.
March 13th. at the hewe ..f Mr. and'
Mr. M. M. Tow ie in Opckn street.
Tomorrow afternoon the I.. O. '!'. M.
M. Social Club will bo entertained hv i
Mrs. Esther Krau?c, "1 l'oisythe ave-i
tiU9. i
The fifth and last number in the en- j
tTtainment course siven under the;
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Socict y of;
the F;rs' M. 1::. church will be giv. n t o-1
i fch. The program 1- s.vci: b '
the Stratford 1 'pera .ompnnv . J
The Hammond Musical i'ui!es an-;
r,"unct5 a faculty .-nccrt this evening
x'- the Straul-s Halt. The program will
be .tiven by Louis Zander, violinist;
.imuel B. Garten, tenor: Kill Reokic-li. I
Viajnst. and (..era dine Swanr-on. '
canseus. ;
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The ladies of the t'tne Street Fresbv
trwn church wi-;h i - tender a tote of;
thanks tu Ma;, or Brown for the en-,
f .-icemen', o the law end the standi he
h a t a k : it
Giidvr as "director" led the sinking: and
v'i--' Adelj luntar accompanied in the
orssn.
j -viin i..aiitiic uowci. cnairman or me
; evening hour department, ttho is about
j to b dismissed from the hospital as
Vatie;,t was i enu re. bored by the club
j w nh a mfisat' of greotings.
lie for the "album" was opened Mr..
I 51": 1 H. Adams gave a brief patriotic
i talk ' ii "c 'ii?" r ation and Kfficiency."
In th absence, of Miss Hovvell. Mis
Alys Iltfs, ice clw.rmi of the tie par l
; mi'Di,' had ha : ;e of the program.
Mrs. T. hr.ir.pf on extended an lnvitrt-
...... ' 1... ,-I,.l, t.i.ilirfrc tc otlc.irl the'
federation im"tmi( held at Gary next
Wo.lncYd;, March IStli.
--
The tifth birthday aiumcrsary of
Kf'j'oh Marsh was celebrated at a. de
lightful tarty given by her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marsh last Satur-
FASHION IIIXT
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CLOSE CONNECTION OF
da- afternoon at her horn. 11SJ Gar-
ileid st;eet. A one o'clock d:nner ta1?!
served and the little g'lfsi tvera en-j
t'ttainr.) during the remainder of th;
afternoon v. ith game. Thos; present!
were Matilda 1'tansen. Hi m 1-owell.;
Martha i'lcvi tiling. Annabel Gram.!
I.iunla Ball, Helen and Beulah Marsh, j
K'eanor and Minnie Anderson. I.uciie
yram, i.oyal and Shirley Gram. William!
Ball, Arthu" Anderson. Emerson l-'lewel-j
l:-t. Ned and (Jerald Marsh and Boy'
and Orvt'.'.e Wi'.liairson.
IF HAV .
.t thf tne.'rrnr!-! TJ.m-
I'OMMITTEE.
VsiT'S a living photos i a I burn as
Its thicl! fr entertainment t'.i cvn
inj: hour department 1it. Sptur-ay
the Hammond Woman's Club an atter
noon of dcl'.Khtful Mjrprisc?. for tuo
h-urs Mrs Mabci Pewley, a. member of
v.o c-jmrriitte'-. tiirr.1'! the imapmai'V
i pgt of U13 old-fashioned ted ptusii
mnllv aibnrri and in the ro'i of a li'tlo
kirl alone at home emertamed her
sues'. th !jb presiden'. Mrs .1. .
Thompson, ith.le the club members
Vx.ked on and were en; ft tamed. One
by one as the chatty entertainer ' lurn---d
the leaves" it-.mbct of the f.ontmit
; appeared on tit scone to n present
eUi-fahioned (.hatactcis camouflaged in '
n ' ! ;h repa'ia wortt .-,; the goon v.
ias " In the n am the two S'-ort- ciiar
M ;r.;'i rei'resenie-l f'rnil aiur (.'ninr.ni'M
-r en'rics. intcrsrersing them tvith j
titihood mak'-tip? of Mrs. ifnn Orr j
k; n. Jlrs. Feile Bioomhoff Harrison,.
Mrs. J. O'vay Thomprott. Mr;
;-tirr Pe!xan ant Mrs. farait
The literature dci'aitment of the;
Hamrnond Woman's dub ill meet I
Tuesday afternoon of this week at the'
home of Mi s. "V . A Stout. ;0 retroit I
street. The study for the afternoon vill,
be Arnobl Bennett and tbt program will
V..- in charge of Mrs. Walter B. Wise.;
Mrs. Wallace I. O Keels will read ex-j
,-erpts frm To ir irnited States" and j
"Mrs. P. T. Moron will give her impres
sion of Arnold Bennett's latest novel.
"The I. ion's Share." The program will,
tie concluded with a piano selection
"The Moi'is Dance" ty Mr?., r. J-L;-onr.
jt 1 Mil n
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1 n i 1 11.
TRACTION
LINES,
PLAN
TIKIS BUREAU
AT STATE CAPITAL.
IXP1 A.VABOr.I?, March 11.
tailway officials in Indiana and Illinois
have undfr considers' ion a comprehens
ive plan fur extending and connect trie
various traction lines operating in til
two states. It will, it is believed, greatly
increase intertirban transportation facil
ities and ultimateiv t-, the complete I tempted P.rsr,
orjratiination of electric rorul in the ten- ! Ben-Hur rout
ger business vh,.-h will naturally fall
to them :n the future.
Electric! Th P'an ' heing furthered by busi-
1 ness mteres s of it. Bonis, which are
advocating- th extensions proposed
strictly as o business proposition, and
which are interested In the advancement
of that city from the electrical stand
point. The most important part r.f the
program, and the one 'which will be at-
is the ett-nsion of the
one of the lines of the
What a world of love tha hahy brings!
Tr.onsa.ndi of -women for orer thre ger-
rations awaiting motherhood haa thera
ralves riTen nature a be'pinir band by the
daily use of th ttmo-honored external
P'-eparation, "Tfother's FrVend'". Py its
rejrolar usa tb tendons and lirarnents are
made elastic and the tendency to morn
ing sickneea is avoided. Stretching and
bearing down paica usually ar not felt
and the muscles relat easily when babr
arriTM'. Do not go a single night -without
applying ft. By assisting nature, ths
crtais is one of leas pain and danger. Ask
for a bottle of "Mother's Friend" st your
druggist's toJay and writs for valuable
book brimfnl of Information, "Motherhood
and the Baby". It is free. Address Ti e
Bradfleld Rerulator Co., Bept. I, 13
Lamar Building. Atlanta. Ga.
Alfonss Siegrist, 1 West Sibley;
street, has already been made an acting-corporal.
Aas an
flHY MM
Willi 1 IIIIIIB
tral electric railway irriiory. 1 Terr? Haute. Indianapolis & Eastern
The plan is bemg- advaiud by busi - ! Ti action Company out of Indianapolis
ness and commercial organizations of j to Danville. 111., via Veedersburgand
St. Louis, wheie business iivercsts are Covington. Ind '. to connect in Danville
anxious to hate their city become an in- with the Illinois traction system. The
trurban center comparable to Indian- j I'.ne now ends at Crawfordsville.
spoils and other cities in this part of the j Una Trom Lafayette,
country which are the titers of the! An effort will also be made to have
great interitrban arteries of naa. ! ihe Fort Wayne & Northern Indiana
! In Other States Also. Traction Company extend its lines from
j Later, it is hoped to orgarnv.e all of . Lafayette to Covington via Attica, to
;ihe lnlerurban lines in Wisconsin. Ill:- I connect with this extension of the Ben-
nois. Indiana, Ohio and .Mu-higan for! Itur route, and if this can not be done
freight and passenger trnfV'ic purposes 'n branch line will be constructed- f rom
0 assist- the s.eani road in handling- j Crsw-f ordsville in a northeasterly di
:h unprecedented freight business now , rection to Frankfort, giving Ft. Louis
llood'nc the cotin'r:. At s. rcent meet- j cirt't connections with Fort Wayne over
j.'nc 111 Chicago, called by the Llino.s and the Indiana Rsilwavs Light and Power
I Indiana eK-ct ric lines, a. committee Company's lines.
(appointed to establish
At the Industrial high school this 1
evening there will be an important j a I. noon followed by the afternoon ses
meeting of the Parent-Teachers Aso-s:on. Mrs.
elation. The members will meet for; IX Smalley,
J. O. Thompson. Mrs. John
Mrs. A. E. Wilcox. Mrs. O.
six-thirty o'clock dinner following j C. K. Matthies and Mrs. E.. S. Cooper
wh'ch there v.rM be election of officers, j a re the delegates from the Hammond
Included in the eipmngs program tuii' woman? ,iud to tne convention out an
j v... ,u t,.lirt.l rrrVi0ctrn n-.emhT of Iho flub nrf evlonle.t fill'
ne imir-ic im- ".f" o.,.-..., -.v... , --. rtlni-., to,lo- Frm c, i:.
Tfif. mmVt-- a ill !
to work out rates
achieve this
I end
end.
Leaders in the progress or interurban
se,r-i ic? belivc that it is time for the
traction lines to do all in their power
to increase their t ran; ,-ortat ion facil
ities wherever posstble help both the
steam roads and the government in the
present war emergency. With the great
reduction of passeng-er service cri the
steam toads under the orders of the
government the interurban lines are
planning to handle the inrreasd ptssen-
through routes The large scope of the extension pro
gram calls for connections between 5,000
mil's of interurban lines in the states
of Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, MJohigan, Wis
consin. Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
This v.-oiilii provide 'hroufh interurban
passenger and freight service with Chi
cago, Milwaukee. Terre Haute, Indian
apolis. Fort Wayri". Toledo, Detroit,
Cleveland. Columbus. Dayton, Louis
ville and Pittsburgh and the 2.000 lovrns
situated along the lines of th thirty
two large interurban systems now op
erating in these states.
j Mr. and Mrs. Dwyer are expected to I
1 patriotic pongs ny tne vtup. a IKS p j m hswuh iu nurmi. im- uiiiuc: s w j
i L. T. Mover and F. D. McElroy. Mrs., leave Hammond on the Gary Iuterurbaiii
n. v.
Two Ford cars were stolen in Ham
tiond last weelc. Saturday evening
Porch of East Sibley street was'Taul Melby. 440 Siblev street lost his
P iOV Cl
sion.
ii.
Adams will lead the discus-int nine o'clocl
! 3:4 5 a. m.
and the Soutli friicre at
cf the. 'Mr. and Mrs. George B. Knott enter
called to Valparaiso on account cf thfi i five passenger machine when
it was
pson
t-h-.;-J. Mrs. The
-":eit ing e; 1 i ot tf,.i ..iial'T. pli ved
p.nt of the caiier so well that it
was Icarntd only Inter that t tie; v, h.-
r.roe ratn -was a yurpnre to her and Iit
rs.rt was sll together improinp' u.
niii e pro; ft in
lnt snd ir so"
c u a rac ! r w cild
The Pa rent -Teachers Club
?a i ;o . . , ,. t 1 .-0.1 h irt v tajned informally Saturday evening
Botns-j ... t-. ..,, .e...nnr.m -n the tin- their home in Forsythe avenue for the!
cl iv 1 uvpua , - I .... . -
on the .
death or his father. His family w ill left standing in front on 'the Eijoa the
leave tomorrow to attend the funeral. jatie on East State street. The Ford
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ma:; Tarnogrod-! tha t was stolen from M. Prevo earlier
, I ?ki. ICS East Carroll street, a daughter.iin the week was recovered by the jo
in a
'ercat'en room.
Kef reshments will be 1 members of the Wer.tworth Social Club.!
1 Mrs. George Fisher and Mrs. C. B. Mc-
1 ti'-
:vpii after the following program;
ria., tnic, Mildred Harris ; Kinsoy cf Austin, HI., were entertained !
Itea'd'.nsV "Friday 3 p. m." j"-h ,hc cl'lh- fiamt! r-!a;ed aft-
r;r,T' i-jitiis . or -w hich a two course luncheon was 1
'l-: .. t. !,.-. .-, I I .r T.' m . , n r ri U iiHom 1 C ' -J r ,
as pi-oiicutice. c.cc?-j j, ;Mve dance ...Crsco G':ck-on the. first honors and the second.
. won Id permit eaeht ,.D,l1v of HoTr.e and School -n honors were won by M rs. Harv ev Cleve-(
deserve detailed c'.e-; ' cimmi-'tv Prid and i land api A. d. Deaver. The nt club.
'tneatton. For the finale the :h.iractei
-ppeat td ensembled. emerging f torn th-
b'-r.is snnc "ti.d riT: e
Nixon ? Co u sin
.iim. the butcher, being the only one
nh! to s'n "bass." Mrs. Lyd'a Van
Teaching
ho; ally"
Cornmur.ity
M.ss
hum and :i
on.is." Mist Blanc
HEADACHE FROM
II COLO? LISTEN!
Tape's Cold- Compound"
ends severe colds or grippe
in few hours.
Tcir oc!d wi'l break stid all grippe
i ;;srrv ep.-i af'er laloit .1 rie of
' Prpe's '"eld ' .'o:rl r o'l :' d " r-.ryy two
i"..:rs lir-fl three d '' e iskeu.
1 1 promptly nrn cloggeil-up riosirii'
t.d pit passages in t!.e head. s-.p
i,-.Ty ri-hsrge or ! rl;r.M:r!g. 1' -
1 yes s'ck lieada' h. dullness, fever.-sli-sot
e i:iro;t, sneezing, soreness and
! 3 O C 1 0 K
Banner
and wi
1 ne
Tuesday afternoon
of the Woman's
-ts announced for
be s follows:
"The Star Spangled
ra'r.otic leadings --.
Miss Beib White. Chicago
Group'of song? Miss Margaret Erier
... rCirt'ntif of Chicago.
ia.K jnf. - ,
-lember of li'iinois Council of Defense
Se'ecticu Uigh School Quartette 1
"Keep The Home Fires Burning" 1
..-Mrs. R. !- Her- !
11 nnei
II IIIIHI
CLOTHING
IS WANTED
Adkinsj party will bo given in two weeks o j
J a l 'lIT.c 1.1 .Ml .III. 1 1 3U-. I .-I'll ,
patriotic meeting will be heU at' j
Baptist church 111 Sibley street; Th girls of the M. M. M. Citib were(
under the auspices me guests ot Jinry cciin.itt. vi i-i-i.. 1
They
U 1., Kr.... nr.n.lln nil.i nr. ! !
l.'!VUfcl''. IH- I ll'-'J.'- ..- in. . I -. wf . . .
i,.,.nt f.erne.oii. The club' ' ne ..um;m?ion or iv.;e: abroad r.a
; was ,nlv' recently "organised and iho':"" tlie n'd Crp" 10 it
I following are the members: Ruth BieU-! c f rt,ain a!","t of and -p2
i . , r.-.,.,-.. v.,- r.itv clothing throughout the United States.
. f ' i . .VUib"- ' t. I.HIU' il'ui. lvij....- ......
1 Mary Lattetman. Kv e!;. n and Liiliau
' Schneider and-Mary Schmitt.
Mrs A. E. Sargent,
received a lelrgiam
??. Doty street,
from her son.
Arthur Miller, from Fort Constitution.;
-er with
pi! Joining tn ibc chorus j Xew: Hampshire, teliinj
The cLcrus
. harch ml! hold
new- chiir.-n Tues-uay
- verities cf this week
tariirs trie and the do
ai asked to meet at Tt-lt p
of his liansfet i
from the artillery engmvers corps to the,
of the First P.-eby tf ria n J photogi sphlc div ision of the signal'
is rtbeirsats at ' he corps. He tiiu enter inc. scr.ooi hi i.u-;
and Thursdat 1 cluster, .n. t .. tra-.n i"i mei ..i..i...v
at eight o'clock, of jcrm e. He graduated from the high.
'-' uiii"lcU" s.hool in last tears lss anvl ennsi
I last Apiil 111 the"coast nrulicrv.
Wi have agreed to do so. and in ci
der that tins work tray not become '
a tegular activity of the Red Cross, or
he a precedent, for a continued ccllec-
fiotu
lies been
Managers
lice at Gary. It had been left
garage there by a stranger.
I
I Officer Wamer reports fmd'.r.g eight
I barrels of whiskey in the woode across
from chapin and Company's plant in
: Wept Hammond. Investigation was
. made ancf'it wa found that the vslj--
able proper! v had been stolen from thi
: I H. Eelt B. K.
; FJ el Greene, popular coach of the
Hammond football- team for several
' seasons will not be with us again next
'season aeord.ng to manager Paul Par
duhn. He has accepted a position
somewhere :n Ohio where he will make
liis hoxnv :n the ! inure.
On a warrant charging him with -wife
desertion. George Kruger. 1143 Ho'n
ti.an street, was arrested by Bailiff Jas.
Trost yesterday. He -furnished a $500
bond for his sppestance in the city
court.
JUDGE HARDY GOES
TO MONTICELLO, IND., !
AS SPECIAL JUDGE!
Judge Walter Hardy wil hold natu-i
rahzatlon day in his court tomorrow!
and Wednesday goes to MonUcello to j A4h'n I--renwski, 16th avenue and
S HELD
act as special judge in &n important
law suit. Judge AVasson of Monticello
will sit in Judge Hardy's rlace during
the latter's absence from Hammond.
Tennessee street, Gary, Ind. is beir.g
held today at the Central station in Chi
cago pending the outcome of the in
juries of a man whom lie struck with
his auto. The victim, Harry Jamti
Righy, former superintendent of schools
at, Tulsa. OWla., and now a student at
the T. M. C. A. college, 3C13 Drexel a-.e-r.ue.
Is in St. Luke's hospital with a
fracture at the base of the. skull.
Benjamin 11. Marshall, member of the
firm of Marsha!! & P-eat. architects, gave
trc is making bills especially attractive J chese to Lipenewski who attempted to
this month. Today we have with us the (escape after striking Bigby at Randolph
"Electrical Venus," the Thxce Dream
ers. Ethel Adamsoit and two other acts.
AT ORPHEUM AND DELUXE.
In order to keep Hammond people
from going to Chicago and Billy Sun
day to be entertained. Manager Mlchel
stettor of the Hammond Orpheum thca-
WEST HAMMOND
street and Michigan avenue. He over
took Lipenewski at Luke and Clark
Over at DeLuxe Jim's bro'her Charles, 'streets and forced him to stop.
has many good pictures coming inelu-i- J Rigby bad received an assignment 'a
ing one of Ann. In it Miss Kellcrman 1 the camp at San Antonio and was :o
is shown with as few clothes as pessi- j have left for his post this week.
b'.e. Charley figures the picture will .
just about offset all the good that Eilly j J'JJ'W CASES IN
Sunday can do.
i CIRCUIT COURT
CROWN POINT, Ind , March 11. The
following new eases were flrd n the
PRIMARY TUESDAY! I.ake Circuit Court on Saturdav:
1-40 Chance of venue from Pott
West Hammond will have an alder
manic primary tomorrow, the People's
ticket being the only one in the field.
In the First ward Harry Baughman
is seeking re-election to the council
with no opposition. In the Second ward
John Suneracki seeks re-election, hat
ink John Levvandowski. John Jordan and
John Pocinchniski to beat. Tou will no
tice the four aspirants are Johns.
In the Third. Councilman John Jara-i
nowski is not running, leaving the field !
open to Antotie Scz ptor. Stev e Groszew- ,'
ski and Franit Leszcyniski. In the ;
Fourth John Murray seeks re-ciecfton, !
unopposed. '
it ion of s-ich artic les. the week of
Mei
i d'
-j: n.
1 s : n
Wast! Powllovlc'n and Wasel Nickr
sav'ch. f 3 Grover avenue, were placed
ender arrest by officer Horlbeck yes
terday on charges of oairyinjr conceal
ed weapons, to wit a "black jack." They
were found g.i.'.ty before Judge Klotz
and fn'd a sum of each.
1 1 ,
!ie.
L0
.- t 'l
Veld
-.ch
it stny stuff ed-upl Quit blowing
sr: vi ft i 1 11 g ' Ka" your 1 hi tl-.biiig
-nolhiPg i- in the world gives
prompt relief as "Papc's '"old
c-.;;ni." Wt.ir'n lOtS epic 3 t'eTV
drug stoje. It ac's w;'!t--e.
ia;;tcs nice. am1, cijse
ence. Accept- no i-u'oti-
Three piaycr ti-eetings are
or Tuesday afternoon in tho
CT trie )-i;S'. e ! :iu.T : 1
liii-ec o'v'ock ot The hot.-.'
r.i. 1 Aa'thani street
announced' Iniuauon featured the meeting Sat-
congre-j u'dav- evening of Do'cas Bebcttan lod-rtt
gation
one 8 1
Tinkh?
F. hail- There way n I
of the. ntemb-.i ship ar.d j
rom Gcrmama Bel.ekali
1, r,a it the I once were rnienaun i - .! .
' tA-ranklin Tlix. 765 Next Saturday aPeinoon th
church, j at i ce 1. t
of Mrs. j large al' nd.-.tice
th other ; several visitor."
o t ? n :
a s i st a
i no or c r
--Adv.
DR. E. K. HATCH
DENTIST
r-rt Wednesday and PiMuKia v Kven-
iuncla s 10 to ".
. am
P.. Newman,
piS "gdet
iriEs.
Phone 2823. 1S6 State Street.
Hammond, Ind.
t w o a '.
horn e or
i'ia'i'le stree
of Alts. W.
SilCft. '
- i
The evening hour committee of the;
Han.i'.ond Woman's CHi has postponed I
;is ir.eetiiig for two weeks until the;
e-et.'ng of Mat'h - jth when Miss.:
Florence Buzzard w iH be hostess at the j
home of her sister. Mrs. "a rl E. Nelson'
in Rimbach avenue.
The county convention of ihe Feder-;
a ted .nbs of Lake County vvill be held;
Wednesday. March !"tb. st the Gary T. !
M. . . The n.ortiing Kess'.on tv.U con-!
vei.e n: Kcttic luncheon wiil be served ,
h !Stn to Mar'-ii
gnatert by the Div
or t'i . p.'rpcse
nlj- artirles appeuring on tbe Jist of
llrtnent tNeeded" vflll he act'rpirri.
.AtinT M1FOF.B.
'len's Aear.
sii-rts, preferably of light -c oioj ed
:annels. undershirt. underdi-r. wcrs.
! : ousers. i-'.a ts, work-s i;t fovra'lst.
f'.i'.ts 3-pce. s'toes, overcoats, ;r
s' . sweater?, socks. ;na;t:' '!,
'S'XS to i'.
tt onten' - W er.
Sf..'. d'awet-s, eoret-s!ip. peitl- ' John Grenko. I T 0 Company House.
' oats, blouses, skirls, ov i coats, s.i'rs i East Hammond, who struck another
i-p, e shoes, c loth hats. knitted t man over the head with a billiard run
iCaps. stock n! ' s.ires 9-1 sharis. , in a pool room quarrel a week
NEW TURN TO
INTERVENTION j
(By United Tress.)
WASHINGTON, March 1 L Official i
reports cf German co-operat,on with !
certain Bolshevik! elements in Siberia i
gate a new turn to the problem of Jap-'
anese intervention in Asiatic Russia.
The war department made the follow- )
ing statement today. "In Siberia, it is ,
reported that ex-German war prisoners j
are, drilling near Irkutsch and that !
throughout Siberia, German and Austri
an prisoners are being assisted by cer-
circuit court. No. ."2,",S; in the mat
ter of a petition of Ada Long. t
al, for s change of street in the
t illage of Maiden (Daly & Freundi.
12421 Nettie Garden (F. G. Lisius) vs.
The Publishers' Subscription Com
pany, a corporation.
of money and dissatis
faction. We make Awn
ings for store? and of
fices which stay put ana
prices the mo:?-? reason
able. Ask for
Hammond Siisde '& Awn 'ng Co,
Phone 2242 HaraEaond.
82 State St.
Eat The New Way
tain Russian elements." , rn rpTTTs TortiTtr li a
Thi i!i been (he eiaim of Tanjin i n . A. A XX Xi XI J-t W X liS.J l-l
explaining her alarm
menace in Siberia.
i
at the growingi its upBta.ir,( 16: Sute St here
vnil eer tb !n!rv mniVi Rn.otil
Whether the statement Fre-ssages anyjj,, acd puppir , cu r
l"-uu Ul L",lcu;that is the talk of th uwj. Cow
the proposed Japanese iy. j f- v
service.
certsincd early today.
change in the attitude
States towartJs
intervention in Fliberia could no
be as-
(By Tn'.ted Press.) ,
WASHINGTON. March 11. Com kticn i
New Chinese Co.
j of three hitht officials of the Hamburg !J5S
I American line for a'.Ternpt;ng to trans-
bad leak In the water main at 112th
street and Fifth avenue tvas reported
to the police this morning. The police
referred the case to the water department.
two-thirty
' Mrs D. Franklin Tlix. to -"m '"'. v' i'.aps. scOCK r.gs s.ires -; suar-ls. . .n a pool room quarrel a week ago
the other at 'he home j of the degree, stau wi.. u w i " , Boy.' Wear. nas been fined a sum of l on a charge
tor tne associaviou " i Mv.rt. union suits. unUershu ts, trou- of felonious assat
be held in Hammond on April 6tU andjs,.. (.-,a;., s;l;(, cCr.es, overcoats, jer- j
in the evening tne memners w in nrl f, f,rs i sizes 1
I
e n o v-
Patri.k's day social to be giv-j
tbe Faithful Workeis. ;
There will be a meeting of the Ham-,
morel Chapter O. K S. Tuesday evening:
at the Masonic temple. j
f.lrls Mmr.
r":-esises, skirts, overcoats. n:ghtdre
ses. rli aivpi . to Kings, i sizes 1 -S i i:n-
der.cai rr.ents. petti c::.H s. Miits '"-pr?.
ct't'ises. shves.
Bo?' and filrls- tt r.
. woolen union
MRS. ADAMS DEAD.
Heeded capes, p.nafoie
Mr and Mr.. '- H. Howeil of Mason ,3V.,S.
street went to Chicago today to bring; Infants' Wear,
the.r daughter Miss Blarwhe Howell i Snanskin . waddl ' ng clothe., cradle
home from the Illinois Central hospital.; enses. bodt'-es. ctadle dresses, bon
v.here she i:as been for three weeks. i nets. b.hs. neckerchiefs, diapers, shoes.
hooded cloak, jackets.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
i NOTICE TO ELKS.
I lir.portant special meeting of Kil.
i ,;tht. Monday. March 11th
j hers should be present.
z-ll- R. C. SLATER. L R.
to-
All mem-
j ba i." di e ses.
sha cv 1.
i
j CAKD Or THANKS.
We wish to thank our friend for their
kind aid arid sympathy during the ili-
ncrs and bereavement of our beloved
i husband and father, especially the
' Guard and Bnurngartner Court 109 and
the M. W. A. and the 3; Hump Boys
and the emplojc of the Gibson freight
! of-ice, ancl the Soldierss and Sailors'
Assn.
'. Mrs. T. Schramm and family.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. J. Schramm.
Mr. sr.d Mrs. H. Martin,
i Mr. and Mrs. P. Schramm, ti ll
Mrs. Borothy M. Adams, wife of o-:i.e;-
Adarti. died at the hone of her
jiavents. Mr. end Mrs. Charles S.slil
'au:ti at Ihe "Stalbaui-p Corners'' thi
'.oin-.ng at 4 o'clock. Her illness had
"ieen a linger. ng one and her realh is
attributed to tuberculosis. She was
ST years old.
The funeral will be held at the house
at one . "clock Thursday afternoon and
at rwo-thirtv at the German M. F..
church on Truman avenue in Ham
mond Thursdav afternoon. Interment
w.ll be made at Oak Hill cemetery.
sweatej s. socks.
tlt.ee lis neon.
Bed tick, bed sheets, pillow cases
blanket mufflers. ' " '
Please do not send any of the fol- I DEATH OF MRS. GRADY
Sedan $605.00
Xovovhas Fiinl lccn ahic t supply onoucdi Ford
en's to meet the demand.
Previous years have taught wise buyers to ar
range for their Ford ear lonrr hefore delivery.
Commercial ears and bodies for all purposes.
dedans ....
Coupclcts .
' Touring ....
Chassis ....
Roadster
The Original 1-Ton Ford Truck
ii
7093.00
5G0.00
450.00
400.00
435.00
600.00
FEEL FINE! TIKE
lowing: Men's stiff hats fdrby, straw,
or dress), women's stiff hats, women's
fancy slippers, goods containing- rubber
in any form, such as suspenders, gar
ters, et.-.
Kindly see that shoes you send are
free from mud. Do not put notes or
written ...atter n any garments.
Way and means of collecting w ill
be advert ied in the pape,- 9 soon a?
deflTiife pluns B'e cornple'.erj,
Kverybody should tieir now to loolc
!-'P this clothing and 'mve it w:; reasiy
-'r t he weel' of collect :-.n.
Chairtnan of Commit tee.
MR?. RICHARD O, V.'TNcMsLER.
11 Detroit ,cj , phone 63?.
Mrs. eonttna Grady, wife of Carl
Grady and formerly Mrs. TIennig. died
at the .residence of her son. Alfred
Hennig. at 25 Johnson street yester
day at 6:00 p. m. She was 64 years
old and has resided In Hammond dur
ing the past 14 years.
The funeral will be held from the
residence Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock in charge of Rev. Wild.
Ii
CityBnejfr
LIVER, BOWELS
I M .t
N e tv e ! 1
had the
: i ri u i .. P o i : ii j
' the Newel!
m Isfoi tune i c
INCOME TAXES
DUE APRIL FIRST
p.putv Income Tax Collector George
' i' Stelhorn of Hammond announces
I that all those who have not f!ed their
I Income Tax Returns must do so before
j April first.
I Kvevycne who has fa. led to send in
their reii-rrts up to date must do so at
j on'e to avoid penalties. Papers will
e made o'it freo. cf pti? at tiu
ff.ee of Rev en ic Dt-partT.ent. jtO.-t
fflce b:ii'd'ns. Hammond. Ind.
I Spend 10 cents! Don't stay
! bilious, sick, headachy,
S ' constipated.
NEW ORGANIZATION
IN WEST HAMM0ND
Can't harm you! Best cath-
artic for men, women
I and children.
I
3
iieee!! Auto a!es Co.
All F. O. B. Factorv.
Time payments ii' desired.
508 Hohman St. Phone 650 Hammond
i Enjoy llfs' Tour system rs fiilea
j with an accumulation cf bile and bowel
i pot son which keeps you bilious, head
achy, dirry. tongue coated, breath bid
and stomach sour Why don't you get
a 10-cent box of Cascarets at the drug
store and feel bully? Take Cascarets
to-night and enjoy the nicest, gentlest
liver and bowel cleansing you ever e--
scuttie. Jack
fax; Co r.pany
' i ak h is a rm
last week. The uieak occuri ed near
the w-i ij t. and was not only painful but
a sev ei e one.
In violation of the a u !o:r,ob,',e i;.
ense ordinance. .Merrill Verplank. 7S1 j
Washington street, a Gary chauffer. An organization known as the Home
w as arrested by (he Hammond police Comfort Club has been launched in
J West Hammond and while not identified
with the Bed Cross plan work of a
Similiar character to the er.tent that its
members will outfit all recruits as they
leave the town for training canip.
The West Hammond Bed Cress
branch works through the Chicago
fer supplies on the hic,b seas to a Ger-!
man warship tvas upheld by the supreme '
court todav. !
Cart Btiiin managing dtree:or of the
line and his assistants. Walter Kappen
house and George Ko'ter must sejve a
tear in federal prison.
HOTEL OPENING
WAS A SUCCESS!
Notwithstanding the extremely unfa-j
vorable weather, there must have been
nearly 1,000 people that thronged the j
c,orrldors of the Hotel Hollas. Fas: Chi-
cago. last Saturday night to attend the
opening of the new hoste'rj. :
The hal'.s were well lighted and taste-'
fully decorated and the proprietors and'
the manager. B. H. Peterson, fairly out-
itiit !heme!vr in their eonrtesic to
their guests. Carnation? were given loij
the ladies ant cigars to tne gentlemen
Select music from phonographs tvas!
wafted down the corridors and .Timmiej
Johnstone was j.here with his clever per-j
sonality, his song hits and his amusing!
stories. I
It was a very auspicious opening, fore- !
shadowing a. prosperous tear for thej
new institution. The 1 corns are com- J
modious, well lighter and well gurn- J
ished and hereafter there -nil! be no!
need of anyone leav ing tow n to secure '
11
SCHOOL FOR
DANCING
152 State St., Hammond.
DANCING CLASSES MONDAY
AND THURSDAY. CLEAN AND
CORRECT DANCING. PRIVATE
LESSONS. PHONE 3328.
Hall to Bern for AU Occasions.
PROF. J. GREGORY KEANE.
Duties of the
Agent to
His Client
or.
euitable accommodations.
Notice.
In behalf of the Itollas Brothers, pro
prietors of the Hotel Delias, Fast Oh i -
cago. arid as a persona expression
appreciation, I desire to thank each and '
every one who ntte-nded ti e formal open- '
ing of the hotel last Saturday night fori
their attendance, interest and for llieirj
many complimentary expressions and
well wishes for the success of our new;
enterprise. . ;
We also desire publicly to thank Jim- 1
irTie Johnstone, the coni"dinn, for his j
assistance in e:-.tertf.inind the visitors, i
BERT H. PETERSON. Manage,-. ,:
t estertiay afternoon. He did not have
any license tags on hi machine.
If yesterday was a "boozeless Sun
day," jt didn't show it at the police
station yesterday afternoon. Thirteen
drunks were arrested over tbe week
end.
The high wind blew- in a Itrgs plae
glass window at the Model Clothing
store on Hohman street Saturday after"
noon and luckily no one w-ae injured
The glass was cracked several weeks
ago when an automobile hacked into
it.
Walter Owens, an Oak Pa:
k man re
asked the
perienced. To-ill wake up with a clear : ;ding at 310 Lake street, hs
head, (lean iccre. lively siep. roy . p,Lre to .. st in lorat.n,; his 1 ( tear
in and looking '.r.-l feeling fit. Moth- I old dauanter who disappeared last
BAD BREATH
Dr. Edwards Ohve Tablets Get ;
at the Cause and Remove It
The true relatoosh''p betwee;,
the agent and the buyer of life in
surance is tha; of adviser and
client.
The profession of life underwrit
ing is a service to humanity, and
l sward or financial gain must al
waja be a secondary consideration
in the mind of the conscien tiou
agent. should not be influenced
by any cil'-nlat on of commissions,
but, after thoughtful analysis of "
Ihe pa i t cu-'a r circumstances of
each rase, be should recommend
that policy which he considers be-t
suited to his client' neetj.
The agent who is actuated h
such motives may rightly etkpe-t, i i
win the confidence of the pubi c
This conscientious service, toget'u
'r with an intimate knowledge- . :'
life insurance and its social .ni
economic value to society, entitle
the agent to the complete -on i -denc-e
of his client, and such a re.
lationshipe-witist be aecomplisn 1
before intelligent service can
rendered.
The agent should feel the re
sponsibility of. such' confldence
placed in him and he should imi
under any circumstances divuige
any information thus entrusted t-j
him.
The above code of ethics -wiR be
strictly enforced by our company.
nEE3E3nSStKRE!?Z33E35EXa33EiaaV
jei chn give a whole
cross, bilious. feveri
itliey are bann'es
'sicken. Adv.
Cascaret to a sick,
h . nild any time
never gripe or
week, tie believes that sue w r nit. d
away by some man and off... $;
lewain for Information that vvlll legd
to y,n w he rea bo 1 1 s.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substi.
tute for calomel, act grntly on the bowels
and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find"
quick relief through Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar
coated tablets are takea for bad breath
by all who know them.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearinsr the blood and eently purifying
-arter and need tva3 felt of a purelv,-- -.u" sj.-m.lu. ;m
local orgamion to nTTtn, the Q tf effect
work cf tco Bed Cross. Mrs. Harry M benefits of nastr. Sickeoinff. 1
roweii. s? ir.granam a-enu. has b-en cathartics are dsrived from DrJ
elected president of the Horje comfort j Edwards' Olive Tablets without griping,!
ciuo. I pain or any disagreeable enects. i . .
A few weeks ago 34 boys left West) Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered th .
Hammond for training. One of them, formula after seventeen years ei prac-f Zt-r sll"afiO 1 T ifn
. ---- i tice among patients afuict-id with! dry IN dLlUnUl JwlIG
bowel ana liver complarut, wiia UJt
attendant bad breath.
1 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
a vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil: von will know them by their olive
color. Take one or two every night for
tv a XT Ei Good tit'.: must, be i ; a weeK ana note the enecu auc ana ioc
Consult us before
j ranee.
luy.ng lil-:
TO LUTE TOO CLASSIFY
Insurance Co.
nm THUHF.n time.
ir, IndlnnK.
tears, and must have certificate Re.d per bOX. All drUZjfistS.
lurdoch A t-o. Hammond. 3-11-tf '