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THE TIMES.
December 28. 1918
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ui.ii u i ssui-
Remarkable Construction
Work Found at Bruges
After City Was Recon
quered, to Protect Sub
marines From Air Bombs.
fng developed at nit early period of
' he r.
Largely owing: to offensive naval
operations oil' the Iljrian coast, assist
ed hy aircralt. tho 2 hnrhTH hcerinie ex
ceedingly unhealthy shelters for such
comparatively fragile craft as uhma
rines. and after the bombardment of
May. 1 !;. The l.-iruo tloatinK docks Ht.
OMond w ero towed n uml to Zi cli UKe
ami so up o lint;,s.
Following up this initi.-il victory with!
pteMl ior, I ritish H.rnii'ii comnnMn'O.I,
in January, 1"M7, Hit intensive liomtnn? I
can-ipaisr.. I'ltceted oh i. fly apiuibt thoj
docks at Mm Res. tin lo k-gat s ;iml i
harbor nt Zoohrufgc. and the Ship On rial
itself, which was. of ronrff, the onlv I
j outlet by winch tin submarines could j
gin neeess to the sea. '
Snnn idea nf Hie severity of these at- j
tacks may be snine from the fact t Ski t ',
no fewer t. !i homh.-i were drojoic.l1
upon Bruises docks alone, while () .itm-;
WHERE PRESIDENT AND MRS. WILSON WILL LIVE IN PARIS
&ttji..
oi"..''
Br
LONDON,
F.VITED FRFS.
Fec. 28. The Germans
VX it!
X ; hJ
1 V ' 'Mt i
dropped upon
built great "m insheds." in the water
to shelter their submarines at F.rugos,
Belgium, from bombs dropped from the
latly laree number w
Zeebrusse and Ostond. j
Apart f r' in the immense and confirm-j
oua damage c.i.istd to the M.de, sidtiRS. ;
quas, railways and shipping at Zee-j
bruise, the loek-ftates themselves a j
singularly difficult targ-er, to hit er:ij
from n low height were kept practical-
ly ln;,s nub r it-pair. Indeed .n s-v- i
oral occasions, as the result of direct j
j hits by British r.irmen. no of the Rat".-.
! had To h" removi u by immense !!: ivji !
j cranes, and a spare gate fitted, the j
damatrcd srat' bt in' towed laboriously I
j to Bruges for repair in cry dock. j
fPe i vin to the errcal ristnage which!
was caused by the t.ermans upen ti.eir
The sheds have concrete roofs 11
thick, and are of massive proportions
front earlv in 1917 until the Huns were j evacuation of the docks, it is difficult o !
forced to abandon Bruges a Hok ther. i different iate between their deliberate!
4 000 workmen were employed in build- j -rk and the destructions resuUmg ,
uiK the Kreat sheds for the undersea from the terrific
boats.
Hundreds of concrete piila.rs, each 2
feet thick and 25 feet high, supported
the heavy roof. Kight of the shelters
had been completed, and the 9th wai , , " , ... .... .." ... . 1
being: built, when the Germans decided j
to run slunp home. i
In the very early days of the war. the i
Hermans clearly planned the harbors at !
ik -ti' -;S( J.-.- '.M.r ';-.,.: : XO 1 - , .y v .-. ...... .. . . ... ..... .... - .: v., :
I. , ' . - ' e' - - j i - ;,A -
:4rjfft-V Af- - .'SSf "i -;re r"! cl
'1, Ms I I t 1 ".v. 1
relief during the present winter.
Will all those who have yarn in th' i:
possession, please finifdi the articles ru;
quickly as possible and turn them pi
to the chapter. If conditions are such
that it is impossible to complete the
work within k short time, please turn
In the. vain or the unfinished garment
end it will be finished at chapter headquarters.
STEAL THE TREES
FROM CEMETERY
The shortage of Christmas trees this
year resulted In a raid on the ridg
road district where autoists chopped
down small pine tree under ever .'
I dnrkness and carted them home. a
j number of rines in Dak Hill cemetery
I verc i hopped down and curried av.av.
Don't wait until your
cold develops Spanish
Influenza or pneumonia.
Kill it quick.
CASCARA m QUININE
Standard cold remedy for 20 yeari in tablet
form safe, sure, no opiates break up a cold
in 24 hours relieve grip in 3 days. Money
bark i f it fails. The genuine box has a Red too
with Mr. Hill's oicture. At All Drug Stores.
1 V'
NEED VOLUNTEERS.
to rcce;
men t."
at the hands of the govern-
Women Workers Me nfl'-d by the
Ho.nt' Service Section of tin Jtod f'ross
in Hammond end volunteers are aeked
to see Mist Patterson at the Home Ser-
ijin-?; m i,,npriy 'i?ii, i ne worn
f viitinr relatives of so'diers, help- I
inu' tii i'l n thiir ailotmtnt difficulties
c.nu other funrtons of ti e department I
are wry important. !
i
i
MRS. MARTIN DIES.
Mrs. Henrietta Maitin. asd fif. died
I at the home of hr daughter, Mrs.
j I'aul Nk man, 22ft West State street.
; ti'
MERGER PARTY
IN THE LEAD
fi:MTl,T I'ltESK CAIil.E-.RAM 1
IStSIX .V. I'.ec. 2b. Coalitionists had
an overwhelming 'lead !n the parlia
mentary election, accoramg to result
announced up to 2 p. rn. today At that
hour the result stood:
'in' it i.oi :sts. 2 pi.
l.aborHes, II.
J.ibcivi -. Asquith supported. 1.
Unionists. 14.
i-kc.d lieorce w;
1 lorni ri. She lad been a resident! a larg majority
The villa of Prince Marat will !
be thft home of President Wilson :
and Mrs. WiLon during ti.eir .tay j
in i'arLi. TLe villa in considered l
7.ebrugge and Ostend as permanent
liases and repair stations for their sub
marines, the original boats being built
t the Hoboken AVorks. near Antwerp.
The first, lartr" repair work appear to
; a- e been situated nt the Atelier d? la
Marine at Ostend, but it is pobablo that
'he docks at iBruges which are connected
with Zeebrugge by a sh'p can3l, were
bomb! rise from the air
during the last few months of the war.
I In forma t ion from various sources, how
lexer, inakis it abundantly clear that
j the enemy's decision to give up the 1'ort
i of Bruges, as a repair base for subina
; rines. was in the mam. cue to ins m-
I p.bility to defend it against the im-reas-
ingly powerful itacks from the air. j
The biggest explosion ever expr r,ene-j
ed in Tiruges was caused by British air-
men at La Brugeoise works. May 31
791.. The ionrussion was felt all over j
the city, and the flames lit up the sky AGED WOMAN
for many miles around. It is said that) C'OT'CS A W7 XT
the explosion wrought so much destruc-i Jr"A.otjJlii5 AW A 1
tion OI vaiuaoie macmnery uiai worn
was never properly resumed in theso
View of villa of Prince Murat in Pari.
one of the most beautiful in
Franc;. The prince turned over
his home to the French govern
went for Wilson's use. The presi
dent, of course, will conduct all his
business relating to ths presidency
in the American embassy palace,
which has been prepared for his
VlMt
i of Hammond for thirty years and was
j well knourr. Her son, Henry Martin.
I ves ;rt Chicago. The fun-Mai wi;l be
j held tonic: row afternoon.
I
B elected premier by
Herbert Asouith.
former premier and leader of the oppo
si'.'on in parliament, was defeated for
i O-f l.-cl lot;.
1 T TITTr TIT rmn a m-t -r--r
I STREET CAR FARE
Monday a
church in
i Hihiar:ad
i nO"ii
if,hiand
e n i e t e ;
th
it tl
1 .C,
tl at
i
How ranch did vou
save in 101S? A sav
ings aeeount is the
surest way to make
1919 a year worth
while.
First Calumet
Trust and
Savings Bank
East Chicago, Ind.
The Best Equipped
Industrial Bank
in America.
Capital- . . $50,000
Surplus . . $50,000
extensive factories.
MUSICAL ACT HEADS
BILL AT ORPHEUM
A miniature musical comedy, "Mixed
Nuts," with twelve people, is the
headline act at the Hammond Orpheum
theatre today and tomorrow. Other
acts include a cowboy quartette. Tom
and Pearl Almond in a duncing novel
ty: Barry and Barry, comedians, and
the Del-ores aerial novelty act.
Monday and Tuesday the house has
has a feature "Take Your Time." a mu
sic and pirl act. Seats are selling fast
for the midnight New Year's Five show.
FUNERAL OF MRS.
M. FELTBAUER
The
funeral
Of Mrs. Margaret Felt-
bauer, wife of Louis Felthauer, was
held from the Neidow chapel at. two
o'clock this afternoon to the Si. Jo
seph cemetery.
Mrs. Feltbauer ts survived by two
children, Gertrude and Genevieve. fr
sisters are Mrs. Mary Wit herspoon of
Chicago and Mrs. Sarah Cross of Ham
mond arid her brothers. ThonAs and
Walter Walsh of Chicago. She was a
niece of Walter Walsh of AVhitiniJ.
DIES FROM INFLUENZA
Jennie riamtinga, J?gd 23, died of
the influenza at the home of rtev. M.
Pe Boer in Highland. Thursday. The
funeral will be held at one o'clock on
Mrs. Mi! in Van Mete r, a widow, a. i
s4. died last night r.t the loune of her
daughter, llrj, Harry St;ngley. 423 K.
State street. Mrs A'cn Meter was an
aunt of If. A. Mci'onnell. Funeral ser
vices will be held at the house at Z
o'clock tomorrow afternoon and the
remains are to be shipped to Milfoid.
IU.. for interment.
THE TIMES'
HSU.
CPUS!
BABY DIES OF
INFLUENZA !
! Atchison
' American
i American
!
December
Iieet Sugar
far Fdry.
Locomotive
by
i:
Mike Rock-ck. 1604 Connecticut st..
was arrested last night on the charge
of being a state liquor violator and
hauled to the station and held witho -it
bonds for his appearance in nirt
(Br t."N'lTKt InKSsJ s ; Four drunlis were handed leac
1NI 'lANAPOl.lS. lie-. "' --The pub-i fines in Jude Dunn", city court th s
lie service commission today denied the mornintr.
f1 petition of the Indianapolis Street Car j '
t ''iiif iny for increased fares. The com-)
rporl on the 1K1 crop, compiled
French food controller.
i With the exception of the wheat
j crop which will be larger than that of
i 1 M 7 nil txi th ee.ftj Will Ha ulir.pl
i , . ' , , , , , . , I mission also tbolished the right of the
; . urn, hai lev, t,.tts and beans, especial- . .
I Iv, will I e short. omp;iny to charge one cent for aj
! T, , .,r, ... .,;,j . - transfer. It recommended 1 hat a meet-I
: S...0.1.00 long tens, di'thouh it has av- ! " th sto':k ar1 ,'"a-" 1,('Jd of
l tt:c icrcern bt; held shortly to reorsan-
iZo the company's financial condition.
AUDITORlUmT
Kenneth, ten
and Mrs. T'nco
street, died last m
funeral w ill he h
house i'i Oak Hill
!S ..hi
Kus, 1,, 1.
light, of
i i f
!' rlllt.
"I I . i VI
Mtr
I lot
n.ia
Mr.
in a n
The
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UK
Tr
-it
hio
DEATH OF LITTLE SOY;!-
Abert. two tai o!d sop ..
Mrs. Georo A. Csrrnw. .01."
street. A Vest Hammond, d'i. d
afternoon. Tl," funer;:! will
S o'clock M.-ndty p.-.omt tg
house to t'),;i Hrll cemet. r .
W.
DAUGHTER DIES OF
WHOOPING COUGH
Ma tguerite
daughter of
f'allum, 10 I'i
whooping t-'O
T.IK
m :ii
:li.
lie. five
:ir.d Mis.
r a vi .. di
weeks e!
James M .
ed today
III M. ss a I ' t
we will teil you abouf
their earnings assets liabilities equipment
cividend possibilities where incorporated
how managed amount of production, etc.
If you have bcuRht or contemplate purchasing
oil securities get our reports furnished tree.
of companies properly manaRed. safe iruarded
and frss (real bti make attractive investments.
SKITH-nnQTEN CO.
Slocks and Bonds
203 5. La Sail St. Chicago
Dr. W. E. Nichols
PHYSICIAN
97 CALUMET AVENUE.
Corner State St.
Over Bank of Hammond.
lKE 1919 a sa vines
Aar. Not hi ncr helps to
lessen worrv better than
rovin savings aeeount.
a
Lake Co. must buy more V. S. S.
.
TO LATE TOO CLUSSIFY i
'
Amerii'd n
Anac. od;i
! A m rican Sin
j Fro(.klll i;;i;,
I Fnl.iwMi l.oc.,:
j Malt imorf Jiod
i Cailildiltll I'i.f )'.:'
i Vmericjin Can Co.
' .W ,v Vork 'eni ral
h-r-ido l-'uel
iitiil l.f-ather
! ' "riu ;b!c Stvt i
:
! American S;ei! irs.
' ' .'eii' r; 1 1 '! ot ri-.r
' In nt Xi rthem
i li;ci nu: i'.nnl I'aj.er
Northern I'ucitic
I'criiisylv.-ini-i
I 'it tsbu I K Coal
! I'ecJ'les (
I llepublic Iron and Sleol .
j Kt.'oiiriK
'. 1 ". S. iiuhhor
I American Si.;-'.ir
; Si 'ii t lo rn I 'ac in
; Southern Itailv ay
! Texas i I
! I. S. S-tecl
! 1 n;'.n I'acific
I Ct.-.h ( "opper
! Sim-lair Oil
LIBERTY BONDS.
yr.
tii
r-i
tut;
1 '' a
-'! :;
-i 'a
I eraKed 12,tH',000 tors for ten years,
i A Londoner who recefitly entertain
j ed a party of nine at a medium-priced
I Paris restaurant was presented with
la bill for 310 francs, nearly $7 a plate,
j and the meal consisted of soup. fish.
(hiclten. coffee and a smnil-portion of
while w ine for each Riiest.
; KNITTING ORDERS
ARE CANCELLED
ti
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th
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iii :
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.up.
. 9 4
o.n c.
"A been
h d ju i iters of Itke Division
e Red Cross quotas as follows
a letter issued nt AVa.shir.ijton
rning knittirK :
careful inventory has recently
made of the stock of knitted
TO AIR COMPLAINTS.
I Br FrviTF.n TriESs.
WASHINGTON". Dec. 2S -Complaint
of soldiers and their families of short
comings of the war department are to
tie amounted in the senate. AA'ith no
es;ions of congress today chief inter
est centered in the anno Jneetnent that
on Monday Senator Chamberlain would
speak ".ith reference to our returning
soldiers and those in the cantonments
as to the treatment they are entitled
S67
MAX HXirZS, Proprietor
Calumet At., Comoi- Hoffman St.
Hsmmond.
TODAY
ANN MURDOCH
in
MY WIFE
parts. Also A TU'.VXIN'G RO
MANCE, a two refc! comedy.
SUNDAY
The Law of the North
powerful drama, five reels. Also
El-Ko Comedy.
y:if.,
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47
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11 I 1 ,
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IMa
. 1 2 3
nrticles on hand in the division and
iCL-mp warehouses. From these stocks
. .-. quantity sufficient, in the judgment
' "f the Department of Military F.elief
'o care f..r the needs of all men now
in en nip and for those returning: from
'tii" other side, has been set aside.' for
! the use nf that department. The re-
I mainintr stocks have been turned over!
I th" Department of Foreign Relief,!
j either for shipment to France for use j
by our men there or for delivery to j
"our Foreign Commissions for use in !
jour Civilian Felief AVork. All re-i
; qn'retnents cf this department have
; l.opn adeouitcly met and it v.:ll not '
ie pr.-iot ;. ." ! to make further shipment
!of such c.iti.'cs later than the first
pert of Jonufir', as, cwinsr to delays.
Jin tiansprtrtatton poods shipped after;
I that date will hardly arrive in time to
' Ii.? put in service during the present I
Sfi
t-ri siL'
1 ii T!
Theatr ffl
sWWyWWBBgWWlffgp
inter.
!
"The p.ed Cro-
--nd
FOR RENT Furni.-herJ .
d"Oc::ii( d. Iii.iu.r.- l.'.'i !
Sunday Koom "7, Kimtiac'
rnond.
t . e ! y
t. "l:i
) hilll--'It
I'OR KENT-- R.-mi-s forliiit housekeep
ing;, ep-ctrie if Ms. sms. b"t v.r.tcr
nnd l ath. 'nM ft- r 7 ic the evi)ifi or
Saturday or Sundae ail umy. In
diana jive. Hammond. la-iA-St.
First State Trust
and Savings Bank
137th and Cedar Streets
INDI ANA IIAKDOR
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y t.iiii
nr.. t;i;
H,A
tM.'ii
ill. 4b
17 ii Klc; O'J-80 lbs..
2i"j 21c: fancy. 22
kidneys. XZ'sj loc;
is. -Minn.,
THEATER
Indiana Harbor.
46
Capital
Surplus
$50,000
$25,000
TODAY
Alimony"
DR. ROB'T J. CARROLL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
155 State St., Hammond, Ind.
Phone 3419.
I GIVE MY OWN MEDICINES.
Foreign Exchange
and Insurance
Departments.
:..&rr:4r,r.'ssaa
A photo drama of power an 1
pathos written b rn old omivt
rcrortor, to rxposo tin? (livorc"
tra'fic of biat-kuiailinc Itiwytr.1-.
Smiling Bill Parsons
in a two rl cforicn"
The Widow's Hiht
Also a Kirrt Run i'atho News.
Tomcrrow
Chris C. Petersen,
CHIROPRACTOR
c.
Harold Lock wood
: i Lfr...H.
i!s
, 1 'a s. cull v. ,;.
4 !a s. cor.v. 4s
j lib 4 Us ....
j VcJA I. oO-C't lis.
1 tl 2nc; ift-1 10 lbs
I u ":; heavy wt :k1U
I con rse. I 2c.
j 1 '.IT A l l l:.S- O'.i ;, 20;
i;. ' - ! 3
"A j CHICASO OEAIH TUTUKES. 8
a j 1 ' ti 'O' !' JI.S1 I
h'ebruary 1.3Sliv 1
k :i.i cli 1.38V 3
H mv - 3
g i I ATS
3 iK iciiln r $ .fiP 's ti
K .lar.uary . ti'-i ; f
y I February .r' a , J
I March .' J A '
J CEICAQO LIVE STOCS. !
! i:'t;s I;.-.-, ipts. 2 :.; . tn.. -V-t, B
I HmhsI, i.,.2'f' t. 75 ' g
ft l.iKht ..!' '17V 3
B vita --- i i? - n
I r.ucher :T.4..r- ;
H ; ' VTTI.i; lir ceipts. K''iiO; mark-t, J
? r;-.,e, $ : 7 - 19.75 j j j
co,, 7 s.-. n.so Ml!
St od... rs-f, ede,s 7.2-'.7 1 ?, r lj
U Can tiers 6"'i i VA
If CI .,-: 11. 'i" 'I ''''"!, Ifl
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W. iOIO'Mei; . t ..iv . i .u
v-ni v
V'od'.ic:
will sus
s regular
therefoVe,
kn:ttinar ns one of th
n.'ti v'ties."
ts ri sired, especia'1 y, to emphasiz
fact that the National Ileadquar- I
s would like to have all knitted!
iol.-s finished and sent to the divi
sion warehouses ? s promptly as pos- '
si'ole. so that they may be available i
for distribution at yn early date in or- '
tif f t" provide for the most effect.! v j
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TSMIE
TODAY
VIVIAN IVIARTIN
in
Jane Goes a Wooing
';:tty Arbuckle in his latest com
edy, "The Sheriff."
SUNDAY
Constance Talmadge
in
Sauce for the Goose
Fatty ArLuckle in "The Sheriff"'
-TUESDAY-
DOROTHY GISH
in
THE HOPE CHEST
-WEDNESDAY-
CHAS. RAY
The Family Skeleton
-MONDAY-
THE CAILLAUX
CASE
Willi an all Star Cast.
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
GREATEST THING
IN LIFE
Better than Hearts of the
World.
Have You Seen Her Yet?
MRS.
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
Com in soon.
n
-TODAY-
6'j
Virg n a Paa son
THE QUEENOF HEARTS
A i t o a
Silk II mV Harry
Comedy.
Cartoon
SUNDAY ,
Elaine Hammerstein .
IV
HER MAN
A rrv tbritliiif- pieiure. Also
Mutt and Jelf in i:fiiciency.
l.iV:.. !.' :-'.t? at - Jtoe a :-7i"HHiA--.rtl WiX -J. i j
" ' " - i
ft i " ' ' -- " sTi ri- if "-' J . Gi'l li
.
IU MAIVUVIOIND, I1ND. fi
N TODAY AND SUNDAY 6 ALL STAR ACTS 6 jj!
iO Fen turn A . trnr-t inn S .
K (ft SI
BIJOU
East Chicago Office:
Cohen Bldpr., hours 9 to 12 a. m.f 4:30 to 5:30 p. m.
Indiana Harbor Office:
8 evening.
Barker Building:, hours 1
to 4 p. m., 7 to
tens
Also by appointment.
Office phone Indiana Harbor 885. Res. Phone East Chicago 1112
m "in ' jMi ISMM 1 iwwpg i ,
awlrift.WMia milflmiii luan in li lift
hi
Pals First"
A f. art special
love and loyalty,
erful photo ;.
production .f
A jno5t w orul
v of tpJ;;V.
two nr.?
ALSO
:t, t
CHICAGO PBODTJCE.
RFTTF.it Creamery . ira
ire.-.icery firsts. SIi"".:'-; firsts,
to".-; secoivl r-r.
f iO? f trdinnrifP,
Hi Ciic.
I.IVI' l'"n,7RT
ducks. "Zr; urcsc. 2C:
keys, r.l'c.
!
Hi
-TODAY-
C0c
f i'i
I
jirsts. 02
o, Is.
prinfis.
4 ff :
I
9c; tur-
Monday
. "How
MARY
Could
'OMKDY Y
SHOWN". .
Fit "K FOR!"
You, Jran?"
a.4.WlaW'-alJ.-'i. i
FOOD WILL BE
SCARCE IN FRANCE
FOR A YEAR
P.r I'siTEn i'Rcss.1
1'S. Food will continue
quantity and expensive
,t veai. accccdm to i
! I'AFMS, le,-.
to ne siiort in
in Fran.
Alice Brady
IN
The Bettar Half
Also the
surrender of the Ger
man Fleet.
SUNDAY
WM. FARNUM '
FIGHTING BLOOD
I"u 1 1 of action from start to
Pnish. Also cool comedy.
Feature Attraction
MIXED IN UTS
A Miniature Musical Comedy. 12 People. Mostly Pretty
Special Scenery and Catchy Music.
Girls.
DE LOVE
Aerial XovpIIv.
COWBOY FOUR
Harmony Sin gin a:
RALPH STERNARD
Musical Novelty
BERRY & BERRY
Comedians
TOM AND PEARL ALMOND
Sinpinjr, Talk ins: and Dancine.
Feature Monday and Tuesday, "Take Your Time." A Miniature
Musical Comedy. Also Four Other Acts.
New Show Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Matinee Daily 2:30.
Nights Continuous 7 to 11. Sundays Continuous 2 to 11.
RESERVE YOUR SEATS FOR NEW YEAR EVE.
f O'
..i
Keane's 1
of
liiiarv 5ci
Sk
'ancios
M
ORPHEUM THEATRE. BUILDING
152 State Street Hammond, Indiana
iSTioi. i imariiilna Tin Hilimii il a(.
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p
q
..Jk. U'JjJi
a.'KMiw
Classes every Monday evening in Waltz and Two- If
Step, 8 to 9. Assembly 9 to 11:45. Classes every r
Thursday evening in Fox Trot and One-Step, 8 h
to 9. Assembly 9 to 11:45. Dancing every Sat
urday evening 8 to 11:45.
J. GREGORY KEANE, Manager.
Member of American National Association Masters cf Dancing.
Affiliated with the International Union of Dancing Teschers' Society.
Also L'Academie des Maitres de Danse de Paris.
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Admission 55c Couple, Extra Lady 30c
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