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years. They dined coxily and happily
at the inn. consuming much more time
than was necessary In the perform
ance. and then taking their places in
the car once more. they resumed their
journey toward the city.
Il was sure something portentous
would happen to-day" said valdean.
enthusiastically. n they bowled along
the highway.
And has anything portentous hap
pened?" asked Miss Drummond, curl
ously.
surely. Nothing could be more
significant than this chance meeting
between you and me"
"But-does Il portend anything"
To me Il does. II holds beautiful
promise. II is the fate Of the Val.
deans. Listen. Miss Drummond." and
the Young man became very serious
Easter Is strangely mixed up with
the destinies Of the Vaideans. NY
father met my mother for the frst
time on Faster day Ny grandfather
and grandmoth her hrs, knew of each
Others existence on an Easter morn
inc and they were married the same
evening " vas the fricksy spirit Of
that festival that brought my great
grandparents together nearly q hun
dred years ago As far hack as the
record goes tho members Of my family
have all met their xmnitieS At Easter
time. VIII you contend. Miss Dr,m-
mond -Margaret-that our meeting
oday Ia. no meaning for tho future"
She gave him a quick. frightened
look Then the warm color s;-eamed
into her face and neck and her eyes
dropped
Might !. not moan" hr continued
with desperate carncs'acss that ~c
are both controlled by tho same iS'~
that rules In the vaIdean famif,
Nigh, I; not near that you and -
''Nonsens.'" interrupted the girl.
hut her voice vas vcry faint and from.
ulous
VIII YOU lot me hope Msrgarc, -
10 whispered again.
she slowly shook her head We
have known zach Other 80 short =
,imc." she protested
We have known zach other for
eve hours." said vsidran. looking a.
/ his saIch Nha, DOS u mailer" u
10 fate. Al Icss'. toll N" that Z may
hope."
! She vas SII"n' = iuus tine but Al
,sf she sighed srfily and Hf'~d h.r
! eyes 'rusifpliy IN his
Yes. ~ think you mss hope =
Richard
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Ka4S'|Hf FL ~
Is &za,<.y,.,LADY@1%%

| able TO find out who you were or where
you lived. but your voice has haunted
me for a whole year. In my thoughts,
in my dreams, you have been known
to me only as the Easter lady: but
| now-at last"
He checked himself and deliberate
~ began to turn the vehicle into q
cross road leading at right angles from
the one they were following. The girl
quickly laid q small gloved hand on
his arm.
No. no." she cried; not that way.
Keep straight on. Mrs. Camperdown
lives
Mrs. Camperdown can walt" said
Valdean firmly az the car shot into
the new road at an increased rate Of
speed. Il am not ready to take you
to Mrs. Camperdown yet. | have
waited a whole year for this oppor-
tunity; do you think | am going to
turn you over to Mrs Camperdown
30 SOON"
Miss sDrummond sank helplcssly
back in her seat lie knew she was
Staring u&eutS al uitu. Auu uc udI-SA
pected an outburst OF expostulation.
but he did not turn his head.
Am I being kidnapped" she asked
at last: and the humorous note in her
voice assured him that his bold move
was being condoned.
Va!dean's face frightened with =
quick CLEAN Of excited pleasure.
Then you will let me drive you to
town."
Indeed 1t will be a great favor to
me. I hope 1t is not asking too much
OF you"
"Oh. 1 shall be delighted. And We
can dino at the Red Eagle inn. which
Is directly on the way. and still get
home before nightfall."
The ice was broken: II was aston
;shing how quickly these young peo-
pie arrived at a mutual and cordial
understanding. BY the time the Red
Eagle inn doomed up before them they
were chatting rs gaily and unreserved-
ly as II they had known each other for
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04

Tho vory rcvre' 'h'T- ~ pa 80
srex 10 20 ~ s.rr IN Tho ~: shcu7
ThcSe ds,s. consisting ~ an ~nla-s"d
gcrrcIEct'c IN ~ 'rc CrAinArs hon '-Hi'
sith > 'iny rI~~' Fir li=1t ar,rta 's;u
q rrra'sd srn'. = - i-r.'~ " TSrt
e pec r,,l" ~ 'H~ md aHi = VI
wi -~r. -, 10 ~ y"n Ir~sI = ,p'to0
Thrr ~" 'p'ci , 81 ~ shy i f"-i
4 -" Igh' ''rv - = --~H" 81 nor
~ r . br5fIiaT~y ard Soy
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Across the world his message rinSS.
And hearing II. men c"as" "A while
To mahl> strive FOR worldly things
or cling to inngings that ar" vile.
And. having wrought for good or III.
Pay loving tribute TO him still.
Wherever slender s;eepl"s rise,
Wherever mellow chimes are heard
The love he taught s,ili sanctifrs.
The nObler passions SIN are stirred.
By every friendly look and thought
We spread the message that ne broigh
II by tomorrow men forget
For him the anthems rise to-day:
Tive cross Is sacred. for him. vet.
And still Its shadow marks the way.
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Washington avenue.
Childs Parasol, Capital Dry
Goods CO.
Tie, w. II Hodge 4 Co, 'o"2
Washington avenue.
30 Eggs. one admission each.
Bell Theater. Thirty second
street and Washington avenue.
| BOYS Tie. S. Mirmelstein, 32l'
Washington avenue.
Boys Cap. l. Mirmelstcin, $500
Washington avenue.
Boys Knife Paul Hahn. 32"i
Washington avenue.
Box Handkercnief5. Watt. DoXev
d. Watt. Washington avenue.
Ring. Watt. Doxey e. Watt.
Washington avenue.
Printing Outfit. Epcs Kodak Co..
29o9 Washington avenue.
| Childs Parasol, Broadway Store
Washington avenue.
| Child's Book. A. W. MOrton'S
Book Store. Washington ave
nue..
> Music Roll, Cable Piano Co..
each. Washington avcnu".
| POtted Plant. Convey 4 Nansant,
2Gl3 Washington avenue.
Cup. J. r. Snrasue. Jcwcler.
Washington avenue.
81, Chief w. X. Stowe. Newport
News
Picture, Chaplin Bros. Wash
ington avenue.
Toys. Meyers Bros. Washington
avenue
~ P. Lamp. Grand Union Tea
Co.. Washington avenue.
80 Eggs, eacn. Wonderland
Theater, Washington avenue.
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brought his
automobile to a sud
den stop In front OF
the village church,
and listened with
bated breath. Rising
high above the me-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04

) Gold Eggs, >l.oo each, y. ~
& o. p. Ry. II +. CO.
10 Silver Eggs. soc each. \. ~
l. o. P. Ry. Co.
Bag Flour, } +. l.asitcr.
| Bag Flour r. 5. Tennis.
Box Candy. West End Drug
Store.
Box Candy. {. r. Tcdd.
| Box Candy. Curtis 4 AIeNah'
der.
25c., E. NJ. Iurnbnll.
| Ham. X. Aucihach.
SOC. Hampton Steam Laundry
Pair Boys Pants, II. Tuch-
shCrcr.
| Rug, Hampton Furniture Co.
I Pair Baby Shoes. II. ID. Bal
lance Shoe 60.
~ Bottles Furniture Polish, l."
Born, each.
| Brownie Kodak c. +. Cheyne.
| Dollars Worth Work. Joe Gold.
Barber.
Box Candy. p. X. Nicolopooios.
: Boxes Candy. liuils Cut-Rate
Drug Store. on" each
Pair Knee Pants. Frankel Il
Eiscnman.
Boys Suit. r, H. Carmincs 4
Co.
BOX Candy. c. G.. CCnSdon Il
Co.
Child's Toy. Bee Hive
Suitable Present. T. 4. Cook.
Box Handkerchirfs. J. F. Rowe
Pair Baby Shoes, Ransone Bros.
Book School Tickets. Marcus &
Co.
Boys Cap. VI. +. Diggs & CO.
Box Candy. Richardson & Bush.
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The Christian
4 Festival of
i Easter

F ALL the holidays in the
year Christmas and Easter
stand more prominently on
the page OF history than any
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List OF Prizes

2l46 Jclfrrsrn avenue.
| Boys Cap. G. Nachman, Pho
Jefferson avenue.
| Glass Eocr Panel. J. Green
spoon. 544 Twen'y-iitth street
| Work Basket. x. j. Rhodes,
543 Twrnty-fifth street.
/ Pocket Knife. F. Dennie. 25"9
Washington avenue.
/ Ham, J. Reyner. Twenty-fifth
street and Washington ave.
nue..
/ Easter Box. F. W. Wcolworth
& CO.
50 Eggs. , adm. each Dreamlald
Theater
Pocket Knife. f. W. Caldwell.
25O6 Washington avenue.
Boys Hat. Wertncir!cr 4 Co.
sl0o, Eisenman's Shoe Palace.
| Doll, Great Atlantis & Pacific
Tea Co., 26o3 Washington
avenue.
| Book, G. w. Bchlken & Co..
o6O9 Washington avenue.
! 30. lie Cherries. Heath Bros.
Twenty-Sevcnth street and
Washington avenue.
Id Coffee. :, lbs. Sugar. c. ID.
Kenny Co.
Picture. NJ H. Lash 4 Co.. .S.t,;
Washington avenue.
Boys Cap. Garner & Co., c..li
Washington avenue
l Child's Waist Set. W. {. Lauck
& Co.
lbs. Butter. each. The Butter
Store, 1906 Washington ave
nue.
ID. Candy, f. II. Larkns. 1905
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Suitable Present, B katz.
Is Tickets to Show. Savoy Iheater,
one each.
Cap. Wyatt Bros.
80 Visiting Cards. Houston Print
ing & Publishing House.
Boy. | Glove: G.rl. Possum Bill,
f. r. Schraud'.
| Box Candy. r. F. Ferris. Full
lcr's corner Phoebus.
Box Cigars. p. l.. Wade, 24li
Roanoke avenue.
Box Candy. Matar l. Bro. Pho"-
bus.
Base Ball. r. W. West. 2Gl"
Chestnut avenue.
Music Roll. r. W. West. 26l3
Chestnut avenue.
| lii. Candy. J.. Einwlck. 2do'
Chestnut avenue.
u Emblem Handkerchief, S. Mach
man 26O:; Chestnut avenue.
Music Roll, R. c. Petzoid. East
End Drug Store.
Bottle Perfume. Chestnut Ave
nue. Pharmacy.
Beg Flour. w RI Abdcll 600
Chestnut avenue.
Pocket KNIT. Keen Cutter.
Goodman Hardware Store. 2i"'
Jefferson avenue.
Pearl Handle Knife. W. W.
Hcndrick Hardware. Twenty
fourth street and jefferson
avenue.
Suitable Present. 4. r. Burcher.
oo216 jefferson avenue.
Chil,l's Easter Hat. Joe B@skinS.
PAP jefferson avenue.
! Collar and Tie. Mark Nachman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29
REQUIsITION FOR
'KIDNAPPER DENIED

For reason beet known to himself,
Governor Stuart of Pennsylvania has
refused to honor a requisition present
ed to him by Bauiff James frost, from
Governor Marshall of Indiana for the
extradition of William Allen Wagner,
a former Hammond man, whom his di-
corved wife here charges with child
stealing
Bailifr frost left for Harrisburg last
Wednesday carrying with him requi-
sition from Governor Marshall for the
extradition OF Wagner. the requisition
containing afidavits that Wagner had
been convicted of horse-stealIng and
divorced from his wife and that he he'd
stolen his s-year-old-son from the
mother
Little opposition was expected to the
extraditfon and the habeas corpus writ
that Wagner secured was thought to be
a mere formality. The case was taken
up before Governor Stuart yesterday
afternoon, but he gave it as his reason
in giving Wagner the protection of his
state, the alleged fact that he could
find no good reason why the man
should be extradited.
Bailiff frost will return home some
time today.
Attorney Grove, who represented Mrs.
Wagner in the case. is awaiting the
return Of the Hammond official and
upon the Information which he is ex-
pected to bring with him will act ao-
cordingly.
Mrs. Wagner. the mother Of the boy
whom the father abducted under the
pretense of taking him to Chicago for
a visit is greatly discouraged in seeing
her hopes go glimmering for the restor-
alton OF the child
IN connection with the whole. there
appears one feature more prominent
than anything else, and that is the fact
that Governor Stuart OF Pennsylvania
Is republican. while Governor Mar
shall OF Indiana is q democrat.
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Beautiful Women
Bad Stomach Causes Unsightly Com
plexions-Summers Has a
Remedy.

Bad stomaehs mean bad blood; bad
blood, means sallow. unattractive skin.
why? The stomach in a healthy
condition separates the nutritious mat
ter from the food and gives it to the
blood to supply the entire body with
nourishment.
IF the stomach is not in a healthy
condition it does not separate from the
food the nutritious matter and 1t
passes off with the waste.
Thus the blood is impovished and
has not sufficient nourishment to sup
ply the muscles, skin and body gem
orally.
If you have belching of gas. distress
after eating, nausea. biliousness, ner-
vousness or foul breath. then your
stomach is wrong and you want the
best prescription for stomach troubles
the world has ever known.
You want Mi-o-na tablets. the great
stomach remedy which Summers CUR
antees to cure Indigestion, or money
back.
Relieves stomach distress at once.
Mi-on-na is sold by leading drug
gists everywhere and in Hammond by
Summers pharmacy for so cents a large
box Test samples free from Booths
Mi-o-na. Buffalo. y. Y.
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evening, and while the other contests
OF the evening were enjoyed. Little
booklets were passed out among the
guests and the history of the past few
years was given. There was fortune
telling and witch and ghost stories told
while they sat before the CRATE and
toasted marshmaIlows. At a late hour
the guests were invited into the dining
room and served with a two course
luncheon. The table decorations were
typical OF Halloween and added very
much to the attractiveness Of the home.
The party was given in pace of the
club meeting and arrangements were
made TO have the next regular meet
ing in two weeks at the home of Miss
Ethel Hoffman, in Clinton street. Miss
Daisy Darlington was the only invit-
ed guest and the following members
We're present, Misses Edna Switzer,
Ethel Hoffman, Ella Ketchum, Gertrude
Jones, Iva Simcoke, Sadie Bates, Ethel
and Edith Shearer and Alice Bump.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29
HAMMOND
WELCOMES
TEACHERS

Hammond virtually blossomed and
bloomed today huge bouquet of Am
erican beauty roses The city in the
last spasms Of a municipal campaign
was revived with breeze that felt
like q woman's soft hand on fevered
brow
All Hammond bid welcome to the
school teachers who are assembled here
for their annual meeting which closes
tomorrow noon
Three hundred and fifty school teach
ers. mainly women, with thin sprink-
ling of men. gathered at the Central
school building today for the first SEES
sion that began at 10 o'clock. The big
auditorium was crowded to the last
seat at the opening session, the prin-
cipal feature Of which was an address
by DR.. Nathaniel Butler. of the Chicago
university. His subject was on Some
Important Aspects Of the SCHOOL,
Rev. Palmer Gives Invocation.
The Invocation was said by the Rev.
Palmer of whiting The session this
morning was divided between the lee
ture by DR.. Butler and the appoint
ment of committees to UNDERTAKE the
next years work for the association.
There will be a public address this
evening at T:15 at the high school au-
dltorium. This will be delivered by DR..
Butler, who will speak on The Uses
Of Literature
This afternoon the teachers divided
themselves into three sections to take
up discussions on kindergarten, grade
and high school work.
The session tomorrow morning begins
at $50 and will be opened by vocal
solo by Professor Clark Leaning Mr..
Butler Will give second address on
Some Important Aspects In the
School," which will be followed later
in the afternoon by an address of a
similar nature.
The general officers OF the associa-
ton this year are:
President-T. E. Williams.
Secretary-Mrs Mary r. Bennett
treasurer. F. HIGHWAY.
Executive Committee-Messrs. John
G. Hall. w. A. Writ and G. H. Barts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29

Hammond Business Mems association
realize sthat the efforts OF all men are
NEEDED to help 1t in its endeavors 70
work for the general good OF Ham
mond.
Just in whose fertile brain the novel
ceremony originated is not given out,
but President Paxton and the secre-
tary E. F. Johnston. have already set
the wheels in motion to make the event
big and successful one. The an
nounceemnt coming at this time shows
TO further extent the spirit of the
association: that 1t is not a political
organization. but that It Is willing to
take It's chances with either republican
or democratic organization.
Among the business men where the
plan for the get-together banquet has
been discussed, it has met with much
approval, especially since it comes at
time Of the year when the association
can be most active
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29
WOMANS FEDERATION
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS

South Bend. md, Oct. 2s.-Electing
officers and naming delegates to the
biennial meeting Of the general fed
Grafton next year. the Indiana Fedora
ton of Women's clubs brought its con-
vention to a close late this afternoon
The officers elected are az follows:
Presidsn.-Mrs. Julian Clarke. In
dihapol's.
First vt@a president-MTs. Virgfnle
C MEREDITH. Cambridge City.
Second VIE presieent--ahrs #. r
Saylor. Elwood.
General federation secrstary-Mrs- ..
S. Major. Shelbyville.
Corresponding secretary-0Tiss New
some. Indianapolis.
Recording sscretaTy-Mrs. Stella
Meeker. Crown Point.
Treasurer-Nrs. c. c. Mitchell, Bed
ford.
Auditor-Mrs Eva B. Rsbuir, wa
bash.
Directors-O B. Kinsell, Valparaiso;
Mrs. William Conrad. Warsaw; Mrs. r.
n. Taylor, wabash; Mrs. C n Dwver,
Terre Haute: Mrs. Z. G. Hiatt. WASH
ington; DR.. Martha Griffith, Crazvs-
fordsville; Miss Rose Clarke. Winona,
Mrs. r. A. Hayes. GReen Castle.
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woMAN's CLUB TO MEET.

The next regular meeting Of the
Hammond Woman's club will take place
Saturday afternoon at o'clock In the
First Presbyterian church. The mem
bers of the children's committee are in
charge of the day. and a very delight
full program has been prepared 1t is
expected that there will be a large at
tendance Of members and young people.
The following is the program:
Violin Solo-'An Angels Dream"
-.......-....... Elliott Conroy
Accompanied by Miss NJ Minard.
Pumpkin Drill .......,., Sixteen Boys
Recftations-(a) His Broken Nose"
tb) Little Mischief"
.--........... Eltessa Emmerling
song-"Oh, What I Know About You"
...-......... Esther Burgman
Games of Childhood-"Th Tiny Tots"
Reading: The Little Friend in the
Mirror ....... ...-.... Ethel Hirsch
Song Wing Foo" Kenneth Hammond
Standardization and After School"
-,---.-.-......... --...... Helen Wolf
Plano solo-'Twilight Thoughts"
...-.t#..=...#..z ,........... Walter Bell
Reading" spooks" ............
5-...=..s...... Katherine Sharrer
Vocal solo-.'R osa1ie" Frieda Monnette
Duet-.aThe Sleighride" ...
...... Gertrude and Mildred sharrer
Timid Little Maldens from Japan
Mrs. Mona Trimble is chairman Of
the committee for the day and Mrs.
Dave Hirsch. vice chairman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29
LOOK FOR GOOD GAME

The students OF the Hammond high
school are looking forward with con-
siderable interest to the football game
with South Bend at Harrison park to-
morrow afternoon.
This game Is expected to be hotly
contested and If Hammond is able to
win, Its chances for the championship
will be exceedingly bright. Hammond
knows what 1t can do with some of the
teams which 1t will come IN contact in
the future but the strength of the
South Bend team is matter of some
doubt ana the comparative strength OF
the two teams will not be known until
the teams get on the field.
The indications are that the weather
will be propitious and this should in
sure a good crowd of Hammond root
ers. The local team Is in good condi-
ton and has practiced faithfully for
the game.
In view of the fact that both teams
are closely matched 1t is expected that
the game will be closely contested all
of the way through. All of the younger
social set will be out to the game and
1t viii be a gala occasion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29

Poor Of Magoun avenue, East Chicago,
entertained at an old-fashioned tea
yesterday afternoon. The residence
was very prettily decorated with potted
ferns and plants and the tables had
center-p pieces Of carnations. Covers
were laid for sixteen guests. Last even
ing Mrs Ernest Summers entertained
at a chaf1ng dish luncheon Master
Frank Summers received in japanese
costume at the door. The home was
decorated characteristic Of the Hauow-
cen season with witches cats and Jack
Olanterns. Pleasant entertainment
continued during the evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29

each guest was numbered. and the
young ladies met together and tried to
guess from their actions and occa-
sional remarks who they were. The
Misses Edith and Ethel Shearer were
successful Ia getting the names of the
entire party and were awarded the hon.
ors for the evening. The young ladies
then unmasked and found that the
home had been very deliberately decor
ated. The parlors were done in APP
propriate colors and yellow and white
prevailed. There were black cats, owls
and bats In conspicuous places and
large bowls Of fall nuts and fruits
Refreshments were served during the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29
a PLEAsANr n1EETING.

The members of the Martha and De-
borah Aid societies Of the First Chris
tan church met yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. J. Arthur Davis. in
Truman avenue. 1t was the regular
monthly social meeting of the society
and Mrs. Davis entertained in very
delightful manner. During the after
noon the guests met for conversation
and music in the parlors and were lat
er served with dainty two-course
luncheon at small tables. The home was
very nicely decorated with fall foliage
and flowers and other decorations were
typical of the Halloween season. There
was large attendance of ladies. An
nouncement was made for the next
meeting of the Martha society, which
win take place next Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs VIII Lash. in
Plummer avenue. "A full attendance of
members is desired, as important plans
will be made for the New England
supper and bazaar to be given Satur-
day, Nov 6. at the K. Of P. hall.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29
WANT TO FORGET
ABOUT POLITICS

The burial of the campaign Ratchet
will be the headliner for the next regu-
lar meeting of the Hammond Business
Mems association, to be held Thursday
evening. Nov. II.
A big get-together banquet at about
a dollar a plate is planned to be given
at the Masonic temple. and the burial
Of the hatchet In good old Hammond
sand is to be one of the novel cere-
monies Both the successful and the
unsuccessful candidates are to be the
guests Of honor at the occasion and no
one will be allowed to "renig." for the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29
Attention Everybody
That Is, Everybody That VENTS Cd
Make Money

The Inventors & InvestorHss Council
of Hammond, Ind. Otto Knoerxar,
chairman, has spent lot of time IN
vestigating number Of propositions
and is now in a position to put "vise
people next 10 some sure winners.
Some Hammond people invested on
Mr.. Knoerzer's advice few years ago
and are now able to live comfortable
en- the income from one thouaand dol
lars. Remember History Repeats It
SELF" There are Just as good chances
now as then. This is Opportunity
Knocking At Your Door" You owe
it to yourself 10 investigated you
can't invest q thousand now, invest
what you can; anything from hum
bred up. Start now and in a few
years you can invest as much as you
please for you will have the money.
This means money for you and
boost for Hammond. See Mr.. Knoer-
ger personally or Address
Otto Knoerzer, Chairman
Inventors G. investors Council,
HAMMOND, INDIANA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29
ENTERTAIN AT CARDS.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Scott en-
tertained a number of their friends at
their home in Warren street last even
Ing In celebration of their first we'd
ding anniversary. The guests played
bridge whist during the evening and
the honors were awarded Mrs. Fred
Crumpacker and Mrs. Nellie Bieknell
Durham. The gentlemen's prizes were
given TO Mr. Victor Dyer and DIR. Sal
isbusy. The party was a very delight
full one and at the close of the games
daintily arranged course luncheon
was served.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29
! srRTrs OF PARTIES.

A series Of parties have been given
during the past TWO days compliment
airy TO Miss Mae Davis, wohse marriage
TO Charles Egbert Of Indiana Harbor
viii occur next " Wednesday,. The details
Of the ceremony have been completed
and Miss Davis will have her sister
Miss Mary Helen Davis. serve as maid
OF honor Mr. K. E. Duhbs Dubbs OF
Indiana Harbor will attend Mr.. Egbert
The ushers at the ceremony Will b.
DR.. Frank stevens Of Indiana Harbor
and Hugh Jones of Cincinnati, o. Mrs.