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The Lake County times., 1910-07-19
PERSONAL.

Miss Georgia and Robert DeWeese of
Rimbach avenue returned home last
evening from Lima and Spencervi1le, o.
where they have been visiting friends
and relatives for the past few weeks.
Mrs. Frank Lyons and little daughter
of Chicago spent yesterday in Ham
mond the guests of Mrs. Margaret
Hastings and family at their home on
West State street
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Geiger. 1875
Sheffield aenue have returned home af-
ter few weeks vacation spent with
friends and relatives at Milwaukee,
Evanston and Kenilworth-
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Dorsey Of Park
Manor. Chicago spent Sunday and Mon
| day in Hammond visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Dorsey and family of State
street
Miss Kathrine shane is spending her
vacation with friends and relatives in
Louisville. Ky.
| Mrs. H. G. MacFarland of South Hoh-
man street has gone to Kalamazoo,
Mich to spend several days with Mrs.
w H B. Menzies formerly of Ham
mond
Mr.. and Mrs A Beach have returned
home from Hobart where they have
been visiting relatives for few days.
Mrs. F. Keilman Of Dyer spent sun
day visiting her Hammond relatives.
John Morthland has returned home
from a few weeks visit in the east He
visited in Philadelphia New York City,
Atlantic and Boston and was absent
from Hammond about three weeks
Miss Grace Tomlin of indianapolis is
Il spending the week In Hammond visit
ing her cousins. the Misses Gladys and
Hazel Younger at their home in East
Sibley street.
Mrs. E. Random of Hobart was II
Hammond today transacting bushes.
and visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Ziolkowski of Chicago
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gralak a
their home in Ogden street for a few
days this week.
An important meeting OF the mem
bers of the Monroe Street Methods
Chapel will be held Thursday Afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Stewart in Conke.
avenue. It will be the last meeting un
til fall so that a full attendance 0
members is desired.
ii Attorney John NJ sinson was in Eas
Chicago today on business
I'll Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brennan an.
4 children and Miss Mable Sonntag at
4 tended the White City in Chicago.
Ill Fred Borman of Chicago was i
4 Hammond today on business visit.
y Miss Irene Mott has returned to he
Z home in South Holman street fror
Chicago where she visited Miss Enn
tMcDermott at her home on Irwin
q boulevard during the past week end.
Mrs Helena Amoss will entertain a
Y a miscellaneous shower next Thursda
evening a her home in Williams stree
4 in honor of Miss Margaret Groor
4 whose marriage to Mr.. oliver Baum
gartner of Naperville, Ill will tax
n place this summer.
y Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Hoke Of Yves
q Sibley street have gone to Rome Cit,
8 Ind. to spend two weeks vacatio
Il with friends and relatives.
Il The regular Tuesday evening dane
q ing class will meet this evening {
a Longs Hall on state street and tn
a usual large number Of young peopl
A are expected to be in attendance. Sey
a eral from East Chicago will be pres
ant
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portant feature. There was an enjoy
able social hour at the close of the
evening when the committee served re-
freshments- Mrs. Nancy Davis. acted as
the installing offlcer for the evening
and the following are the officers for
the new year
Councillor. ........ Mrs. Marion Toms
Associate Councillor Mrs Euwert
Vice Councillor. Mrs. Ida Macdonald
Associate Vice Councillor. ....-....
..........--. Miss Elizabeth Scott
Guide Mrs Johnson
Secretary. Mrs. Lou Aldrich
Financial Secretary . Mrs. Ida Rogers
Treasurer. 80. Mrs Emma Champaign
Inside Guard Mrs. NJ. Malo
Outside Guard. Mrs. R. E. Schoff
Trustee Mrs. Lou Aldrich
Deputy Trustee. Mrs. Wolf
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friends in Chicago on short vacation
trip.
Mrs. Fred Metzler is in East Gary
paying short paying a short visit
with her mother.
Miss Thurston of Chicago is visiting
Gary friends this week
Harry Thatcher was in Chica go yes
terday, where he attended the White
Sox game.
Miss Martin of Chicago is a guest
at the Daus home on Chicago road
Harvey Saults was called to Chicago
today owing to the serious illness OF
his aunt. j. ,s~A >ss- .s~s-
John A. rennan returned TO Laporte
last evening TO visit his family at their
summer home.
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A BUSINESS MEETING.

The members of Unity Council
knights of Columbus met last evening
in the K. of c. Club rooms for the regu-
lar monthly meeting. The meetings
are only held once a month during the
summer and many OF the members were
in attendance last evening The rou-
tine business was transacted and the
remainder of the evening was spent
socially. The pext meeting will take
place late in August and announce
ment will be made of 1t later among the
mem bers
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BANS ARE pUBIIsHED.

The bans for the approaching mar
Hill of GrasselH were publihsed at
All Saints Catholic church in East Sib-
ley street Sunday by the Rev. Father
Barrett. Miss Blanchard is a pronai-
nent young lady of South Chicago, and
has many friends in Hammond and vi
cinity. Mr.. Hill is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. r. Hill of GrasseIn and has
made his home here,for several years.
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Days News In Gary
PRESBYTERIAN PICNIC,

The Bible classes of the First Pres
byterian church will picnic at Roberts
dale on Thursday evening. They will
leave over the Lake Shore at sos p m.
and will return later in the evening BY
the same route Every one is invited
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NOTICE.

July 90, 1910. the Christian Mission
Sunday school. West Hammond will go
out on their picnic, tomorrow goth at
the old Place Westate State street
above the big brewery on the left side
of State street Come. all are welcome.
REBA CRAW.
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WILL MEET MONDAY.

The meeting of the members of the
e. NJ B. Club which was announced
to take place yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Edward H Spooner in
Ogden street was postponed until Mon
day afternoon of next week The
parties will be given every two weeks
on Monday afternoon during the re-
nnainder of the summer and Mrs.
Spooner will be the next hostess.
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INSTALL NEW OFFICERS.

The members of Triumph Council
No. D. of L met last evening in the
K of P. Hall for a very important ses-
sion. There was very large attend
ance of members and after the routine
business had been disposed of, the an
nual installation of officers was an i'm
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MRS. KELLER MUCH BETTER.

Mrs. A. B. Keller, who, with Mr..
Keller recently suffered severe attack
of ptomaine poisoning, is very much
improved and will soon be around
again. Mr.. Keller is also better and
back at business again.
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MIR. AND MRS. WOLF AWAY.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wolf will leave
the city today for a three weeks
vacation in ST. Joe Springs, Mich.
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AT MISS PoPPLEToN'S.

Miss Poppleton will have meeting
OF the members of her Sunday school
class of Christ church at her home this
afternoon to arrange for a series of
parties to Robertsdale during the sum
mer.
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MRS. GLEAsoN ARRIyEs.

Friends in Gary are in receipt of
letters from Mrs. w. P. Gleason in
which she states that she has arrived
safely IN Europe and that she had a
pleasant and calm trip across the
ocean.
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Mrs. r. E. Rowley is entertaining
a party Of guests this afternoon at her
residence on Jackson street The la
dies are entertained with cards AMI
refreshments.
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NO MEETING THIS WEEK.

The members Of the Embroidery Club
have, decided not to meet again during
the remainder of the summer on ac-
count of the absence of several of the
members from the city. who are away
on vacations. Announcement will be
made later OF the next meeting
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TO RoRERTsDALE.

Miss Thomas class of the First
Presbyterian church Sunday school is
spending the day at Robertsdale pic
nicking. They left early in the morn
ing and will not return until evening.
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Miss Helen Rose of Hobart IL

Miss Helen Rose of Hobart is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Van Bork-
Miss Janette Smith of Laporte has re-
turned to her home in her Overland
touring car after a short visit with
Miss Bessie Hardenbrook, S2s Connect
cut street.
Miss Anna Zena is visiting with
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PICNIC.

Picnic at Busacks Grove, Lansing. III
Sunday July Path. 7-19-5t
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THE CIVIC CLUB.

At the meeting of the Civic club
to be held at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. Macarthur this evening
several matters important to the club
are to be discussed. There are feat
ures of the club work which should
and will appeal to every young man in
the city. All are cordially invited to
attend
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woman may d
OF such
Two kinds of
Irish
andt white
the eairvs
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w. @. oI r. TO MEET.

All members of ST Joseph's Court,
513 w. C. O. F. are requested to attend
the meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2
P. NJ at Longs Hall. Important busi-
ness to be transacted.
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cARNDurrs TO GO TO CHICAGO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carnduff will spend the
month of August in Chicago. Mrs. Carn-
duf will return at the end of this
week from her visit to her parents,
and they will take apartments in Chi
cago for the month Mr.. Carnduff will
be in and out of Gary during htat pc
riod. Mr. Wildermuth, Mr.. Carnduff' 5
partner, will take his vacation during
September.
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ENTERrArNs AT DINNER.

Mrs. Ernest S. Emmerine of Summer
street will entertain at six o'clock
dinner this evening for a few friends in
honor of Miss Edna Turner who will
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BUSINESS MEETING.

There will be business meeting of
the Christian Endeavor society OF the
First Presbyterian church after the
prayer meeting tomorrow evening.
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to attend. and 1t is expected from the
number that have already announced
their intention of joining the party
that probably zoo will be present on
that evening. The girls are asked to
bring with them as far as possible
sand wiches or bread and butter, and
the young men are asked to provide
pickles and olives and the like. Ar
ranEements have been made for cake
and cookies. The beach at Robertsdale
is ideal for bathing. and the green
grassy lawns afford an abundant op-
portunity for ideal picnicking and
games.
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Fresh B1ueberry Pie
Luncheon or Supper
flashed Beef. Green Peppers on Toast
Escalloped Potatoes
Sliced Tomatoes Hot Biscuits Tea
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,e Hammond Friday for her home

In Yale, Mich, to spend the remainder
of the summer "A daintiiy prepared
course dinner will be served and the
remainder of the evening will be spent
socially.
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HINTS on CITY BEAUTIFUL,

q Take care OF the trees. There
. IL nothing else i'm nature that
= 50 adds to the charm of a home
= or that of the streets of a city
= an the trees. Many of the neo-
= pie in Hammond who come from
= old cities which are abundantIy
= provided with them. They are
. lonesome without them 1t is
= hard to explain the fascination
= that comes with them, hut we
= can all remember some partfeu-
= lar old tree that IL mixed in
= extrfcabiy with some of our
dear recollection.
= Ii may have been the old tree
. in which we perched in the
home orchard as hoy or the
q old tree under which we de-
= clared and received proteHta-
q tions OF love a youth, but the
= tree L. still there.
The Lake County times., 1910-07-19
MISS KIRK DOING WELL.

Miss Minnie Kirk, who is in hos
pitable in Chicago, is reported as do
ing very we'll. Her friends are trust
ing that she will soon be among them
again.
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MRS. MORRISON HERE.

Roscoe Morrison IS spending several
days in Chicago with his mother, Mrs.
Morrison. will come to Gary tomorrow
to spend several days with her son.
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Miss Anna Zena is visiting wit
Arizona republican., 1910-11-04

scheme then is to get them into this country. This is where the cleverness of the almond-eyed Celestials asserts itself. Under the guise of longshoremen or deck laborer the 'Chinks" manage to stow themselves away on. tramp steamers, usually under a foreign flag
 So cleverly are the "Chinks" taken aboard these vessels and concealed at the Jamaica ports that, in spite of it's being common talk among the United States government officials stationed at these points. detection is almost i'm possible.
 On several occasions Chinamen have been discovered floating on small logs in the water tanks of Norwegian yes sels until after their ship cleared. On other occasions they have been secreted in the anchor chain bOx-one of the most dangerous places in the ship. where they are liable to be ground to powder at any minute, but the "Chinks" are said to be willing to brave any danger in order to get into this country in violation of the immi- grafton laws
 Disguised as Negroes.
 After the ship drops anchor in any of the home ports the "Chink's" pig tail is clipped off. and he dons clothing affected by lOngshoremen of the negro type A big straw hat, his face and hands daubed with black paint, and he usually is able to run the gauntlet of the inspectors, particularly if he takes the chance after night
 In order to get into this country, in- cluding passage from Hongkong to Vancouver, it will cost the prospective citizen" a round $500 by the south ern route" This will include the pass age of his transportation from Jamaica The regular price to the dishonest shippers of these tramp steamers for transplanting them is s1OO each, but the price varies and sometimes runs as high as $500.
 After landing in this country and joining one of the Tongs, the "Chink'' is given clothes and employment. He is also given two years in which to pay back the cost of getting him into this country The sum must be handed over to one of the tong leaders, who work in conjunction with the Hang Wah so- ciety.
 Failure of the imported Chinaman to make good this indebtedness inside the two-year limit, or for divulging any of the secret on how the smuggling is successfully performed, is heniOus of fense in the eyes of all the Celestials. To them it is a far graver crime than murder or theft. There is only one punishment meted out for it-death. That death sentence is swift and sure.
 Death of Traitors.
 A score of assassins are named to perform tthis duty. Usually a day is set apart for carrying out the death mandate, and on this date a number of murders are bound to occur, despite the vigilance of the United States au- thorities. The carrying out of so many of these death sentences on a certain date are frequently misinterpreted, ac- cording to prominent Chinamen as Tong wars.
 The chief points at which the China men. are smuggled into this country from the West India islands, are Charleston, s. C.; Baltimore and Phila- delpha. Fruit steamers from Jamaica touch at all of these cities, and the pre- ponderance of lOngshoremen employed there are negroes, making it compara- lively easy for a Chinaman, disguised as one. to pass the immigration au- thorities.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-04
SKIN AFFECTIONS
WHETHER ON INFANT OR GROWN PERSON CURED BY ZEMO AND ZEMO SOAP.
 AN UNUSUAL OFFER.

The Elvey x Hulett Drug Store says to every person, be it man, wo- man or child who has an irritated tender or itching skin to come to our store and procure bottle of ZEMO and a cake of ZEMO soap and if you are not entirely satisfied with results come back and get your money. So confident are we of the efficacy of this clean, simple treat ment that we make you this unusual offer
 ZEMO is a clear liquid for exter- nal use that has cured so many cases of eczema, pimples, dandruff and other forms of skin eruption. ZEMO and ZEMO soap are the most econo- mical as well as the cleanest and most effective treatment for affections of the skin or scalp, whether on infant or. grown person.
 Elyey & Hulett Drug Store.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-04

vania and Ohio. The sensational state ment is also made that thousands ot Chinese are annually being smuggIed into this country by two routes, in spite Of the vigorous attempts made by the government to suppress the traffic
 The plan by which the coolies are smuggled across the border line and also landed from steamships in some of the largest coast cities of the At lantic are unique. The traffic is said to be most profitable one, and as high as $500 each is being paid for successful entry into this country.
 In recent years the government agents have kept such a close watch upon the Canadian border that it was impossible to land the Chinamen into Uncle Sam's domain until the automo- bile came into almost universal use. Now that it has, it is authoritatively stated that the "Chinks" are dressed up as women and under the guise of "joy riders" successfully shoot across the border at various points.
 It is not an uncommon occurrence. say those who have been conducting the investigation, to see parties of "joy riders" that, in the main, are com posed of "Chinks" being landed in this country.
 Dress as "Joy Riders"
 The disguises are easy to affect. The "Chink" is given an elaborate gown, a brilliantly decorated skypiece and a heavy veil An elaborate coiffure in stead of the homely but pliable pigtail or queue completes the disguise Rarely are the "Chinks" suspected un- less there is a fall down" on the part of those operating the big cars in which they are being transported.
 Another route being used to smuggle the "Chinks" is known among the On Leong Tongs and the Hep Sing Tongs as the southern rOuts." These are the most powerful organizations among the Chinese of this country and are said to be directly behind the wholesale plot for the smuggling of their country men into Uncle Sam's domain. These Tong societies are strongly affiliated with the Hang Wah society, one of the most powerful and influential secret organizations of the FlOwery Kingdom. It is the parent organization and fOs- ters the smuggling of the Chinamen in to this country by advancing the neces- sary money.
 The plan as now being worked sue cvessfully, according to reports recent ly made to the department of justice at Washington, is to send the Chinamen to be smuggled from Hongkong to Van couver, At this point they are turned over to the Canadian Pacific railroad which transports the "Chnks" to Hali- fax.
 Big Bonds No Barrier.
 Before the human freight is turned over to the railroad authorities a bond of $500 is exacted that they will not be allowed escape and seek residence in this country. From Halifax the "Chinks'',' are shipped by steamer to Kingston, Jamaica. Here they are talk en in charge by wealthy Chinamen, who gave a bond of $50 that none of them will become a public charge. The
Arizona republican., 1910-11-04
BOTH SPEEDY AND EFFECTIVE.

This indicates the action ot Foley Kidney Pills as $. Parsons, Battle Creek, Mich. illustrates: T have been afflicted with a severe case of kidney and bladder trouble for which I found no relief until used Foley Kidney Pills. These cured me entirely of all my ail- ments. I was troubled with backaches and severe shooting pains with annoy ing urinary irregularities. The steady use of Foleys Kidney Pills rid me en- tirelv of all my former troubles. They have my highest recommendation" Elvey & Hulett. quality druggists.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-04

fine, one-half cup Drowned flour, salt (celery salt preferred) and onefourth cup cream. Boil the beans and run nuts and flour; form into a loaf, put in buttered pan and bake until brown. serve with slices of lemon or with to- mato sauce.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-04
VEGETABLE ROAST.

The following is a recipe which has been used for years by a family which gives special attention to vegetarian menus. Two cups of lentil or bean pulp, one cup strained canned toma- toes. three eggs, two cups nuts chopped
Arizona republican., 1910-11-04
CHINESE USE MANY
 SUBTfRFUGEs 10 GET IN
Disguised as Women They Come Across
 the Border.

Pittsburg. Pa. - Secret service agents and employees of the government immigration service, are secretly work ing in this city and other sections of the state in search of a large number of Chinese, who recently have been smuggled into this country, and who have been traced to western Pennsyl-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-05

EVIDENTLY officials of Salt Lake stand
high In the east, for Postmaster A. J..
Thomas recently received q letter from
r. V. Julian, 263 Fifty-seventh street,
Rrooklvn. n. Y, addressed to Post
master General, Salt Lake" Mr.. Ju-
liam wishes information regarding Rob
ert Mclaughlin, who emigrated here
from Liverpool, England, in 1891 or 1892.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-05
SEEKS LEHI FRANCHISE.
Jesse Knight Presents Application to
Another City Council.

Especial to The Herald-Republican.
Lehi, Feb. 4.-Lester Mangum and
others, representing the Jesse Knight
interests in Provo, were in conSulta-
ton with Mayor SOuthwick this week
relative TO an interUrban road through
Lehi. A petition TO the city council,
asking for d franchise to build the
road through Lehi, was left with May
or Southwick to be presented at the
next session Of the council. Mr.. Knight
has also applied to the county commits
sioners for d franchise to pass over
the county road between the cities of
Provo, Pleasant Grove, American Fork
and Lehi
Another company, headed by A. J.
Evans and representing eastern CAPT.
tai, has also asked for franchise to
run a line from Provo nOrthWard
through Utah county. The people Of
Lehi are deeply interested in an inter-
urban railroad to Salt Lake, and will
support such movement in every pos
sible way. A. J. Evans today said
that the two interests would get to-
gether, and that a meeting of all the
CITY councils in the county would be
called in the near future to discuss the
matter of franchises.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-05
APPLICATION IS FILED
Union Pacific to Establish Easier
Grade Through Canyon and
Double Track Line.
Especial to The Herald-RepublicanD

Especial to The Herald-Republican)
ogden, Feb. ITO establish an
easier grade through Weber canyon and
to double track the line out of ogden to
the east, the Union Pacific Railroad
company today filed an application in
the land office at Salt Lake asking for
a permit TO change its right OF way
through Weber and Morgan counties
for a distance of several miles.
The proposed new line will give the
company a l per cent grade for its east
bound trains. Engineers have been at
work on the line between ogden ana
Morgan for several months. The pres
ent line is one OF heavy grades IN spots
and little or none in other places in It's
route through the canyon and up the
valley of the Weber. The proposed inn
pTOvements Will establish more even
average.
As to the double-tracking of the
road, local officials declare that the
application in Salt Lake has reference
only to minor local Improvements. They
say there is no plan on foot at present
at least, to start the double tracking Of
the road between ogden and Evanston,
WyO.