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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-14
SHCCkS
From the Diary of 81. Lencs

Not knowen tn gender O. the COW we
he'd to hev fer dinner yestiddy. could
not tell whether 1t wuz mis-steak er
bum steer.
Herd two members Nv tn Never
Sweats' havin' a lively discussion yes
tiddy as L which o their wives wuz tn
best washerwoman.
A question O. supremacy-Store teeth
er June brides biskits.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-14
No Perfect Physical Man.

Is there a perfect physical man?
The average fellow who goes to an oc-
ulist finds that one eye is bad or his
nose Is lopsfded; the tailor tells him
one shoulder is lower than the other;
the shoemaker says his feet are not
mates. II he has any pride left he
goes to the hospital and finds that his
verimform appendix is abnormal-To-
ledo Blade.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-14
ITGHI.ANDS

Mrs. p. Ellsworth and daughter are
Hammond shoppers today.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Typ and daughter,
Katie. are Hammond shoppers today
Mrs. T. Johansen made a short call
on Mrs. Morose in Hammond today.
Mrs Hartog and daughter, Will
helmina, were the guests of Mrs. H.
De Jong last evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-14
DXER.

Peter Liesenfelt. Sr., Of Hammond
spent Tuesday here to see his many
friend
John Kimmet of Lowell was Dyer
visitor on business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Jones and
children of Chicago are visiting at the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-14
Value Of Ambidexterity.

AS matter of fact, ambidexterity
is necessary IN several professions and
occupations. Surgery and piano play
ing may be given as examples. Many
military authorities are strongly IN
favor of teaching soldiers to be ambi-
dextrous in the use of the pistol. lance
and sword.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-14
LANSING.

Mrs. Henry LANCE was Chicago
visitor on Tuesday
Mrs. c. Int Hout spent Tuesday in
Chicago.
Mr.. Long of Lansing is having a
house built at Bernice
H. Hasselbach is building a house in
Lansing.
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. CALENDAR OF SPORTS FOR .
. THE WEEK. e
O Thursday. Q
q Cruising motor boat race from .
Q Atlantic City to Gravesend Bay. q
q Friday. .
q Twenty four-hour automobile q
q race at Brighton Beach post Z
= poned). Z
Q Saturday. 4
= Opening OF summer meeting of Z
q Windsor Racing Association, 4
q Windsor. Ont Z
q Ottawa Cricket Club eleven 4
q starts on q tour OF tho United 4
q States. Z
q Seventeenth annual congress of Z
q German Chess Association, opens 4
q in Hamburg. 4
q Start OF the annual race of 4
Q motorboats from Marblehead to 4
q New York
q Annual regatta Of Southwestern 4
q Amateur Rowing Association at
y ST. Louis.
. Junior track and field cham 4
q pionships OF Metropolitan Associa- 4
q ton at Celtic Park. New York.
q 90 = . = y y y = q q = - = I
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BIFF, BING, BANG!
Special Saturday and Sunday 4
extra Lake Superior White fish 4
so cents. Get busy with Oscar 4
GoIdsmith's buffet. Telephone 4
Whiting 81. Forsythe, Ham 4
mOnd, Ind. 14-3t 4
, q q q 9 = Q = 90 q q q 4 e q q 4
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BIFF'y BING, BANG!
Special Saturday and Sunday
extra Lake Superior White fish
so cents. Get busy with Oscar
GOldsmith's buffet. Telephone
Whiting 81. Forsythe, HAM
mond, Ind. 14-3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-14
HOUSE BURNED.

Belated news comes from Leroy tell
ing of the burning of house belonging
to John Lone of that place, the blaze
supposedly starting from an imperfect
chimney, which, before 1t could be got
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z DIT II DEISOp bANOS
Special Saturday and Sunday
, extra Lake Superior White fish
, 80 cents. Get busy with Oscar
) GoIdsmfth's buffet. Telephone
, Whiting BE-. Forsythe, Ham
mond, Ind. 143t
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RIFF, BING, BANG!
Special Saturday and Sunday
extra Lake Superior White fish
so cents. Get busy with Oscar
Goldsmfth's buffet. Telephone
} Whiting 81. FOrsythe, Ham
mOnd, Ind. 14-3t
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ten under control, burned the building
to the ground. entailing considerable
loss to the renter and owner Of the
property.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19
BANK NOTES HELD
AS COUNTERFEITS
Secret Service Sends Out a
Warning Circular.

Two new national bank note counter
feits, one SO and the other s., were
brought 10 the attention Of the Secret
Service yesterday. Both were in circula-
ton in New York. In a warning circu-
lar issued by the Chief OF the Secret
Service the following description was
given of the spurious currency:
New counterfeit $40 national bank
notion the First National Bank OF
Portland Greg. series OF I912-05. check
letter d: j. w Lyons. Register OF the
Treasury; Charles Il Treat, Treasurer
OF the United states charter number,
1858. bank number 90; Treasury num-
Der M92S9Si; portrait Of William Ne
klnley.
This counterfeit IS undoubtedly the
work OF the same person. or persons. who
circulated the Pasadena tCal) National
Bank note. described in circular No. 3l2.
the First National Bank Of Williamsport
note described I'm circular No. 5l3. and
the Fl Center National Bark note. de
scribed in circular No. Sl4, as the work
manship is identical"
New counterfeit s. national bank note.
on the Mechanics and Metals National
Bank of the City OF New York. Series
OF 19O2-I90S; creek letter c. ". T. Yer
non. Register OF the Treasury. Lee Nc
Chung, Treasurer OF the United States
charter number 1850. bank number. 1921
Treasury number. Ul249u; portrait OF
Benjamin Harrison.
There are many discrepancies in the
counterfeit, some of which are the spell
ing Of the word treasury in the tue,
Register Of the Treasury which is
'Treasurg.' on the back or the note the
word imports is spelled 'diports.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Arthur C. Small, 20. cf Atlanta. Ca, and Mar
T. Crsssier. Y. Of Hsgerstowl, Nd. Rev James NJ
Little.
John ". Sherwood 2. and Mary H. Hoskinsou
o. Of Dewood, Md Rev. c. L. Pate
Clifford J. Gsskins. = and Sarah y. LaycOck 49,
Rev A. ". SpoOner
George ". AIing 8. and Florencs Thomson
. Rev S. Il. Greene.
Wallace \. Whitaker. 80. and Ethel A. Davis
d Rev. Frank j. Goodwin
Matthew D. Cracke 20 q Cleveland Ohio. and
Mary Eta Wood, 80, Rev. Thomas G. CLARK.
William Nowlen Hallocz, q Of Bath. y. Y, and
Shelby Lee Robinson, - Rev. Herbert s. Scott
Donald McCurley. 2, Of Woodside Nd, and Mar
Tfo-. 70, q Httsburg. Ia. Rev. Donald C.
Macleod
Roscoe c. Haga 2, and Anna NJ. Bsrham, D.
Rev John +. Briggs
J. Frank B'6n p Of Bristol. Va. and Hester
NJ. Melon. 80, Of DIdields. Va. Rev. Donald C.
Macleod
Robert Fl. Hunter. 2. and Helen T. Morrison
e. Rev. Joseph T. Kelly.
Berry L. Monkey. g, and Mary c. Leary, q Rev
Il. J. Froeich
Lewis Hodges. 81. and Grace W. Hsnnaker 81
Of Charleston ". Va. Rev. Joseph Dawson.
George Lee Watts. r. and Ellen C. Flagg. p.
Rey. James l. McLaiu
COLORED
John T. Pnmen. p and Samantha J. Keys. .
Rev II. W. u Norman.
Joseph A. Branson. q and Alberta johnson. 49,
Rev. James H. Randolph.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19
PLACES OF INTEREST.

! Library Of Congr5ss-OTen q. N. TO 10 p m. on
\ secular days trUm D. n. 20 10 =. N. on Sundays
aud on certain holidays. Daring July, August, and
/ SEPTEMBER. closes .. N. Saturdays,
Public LibraU-Open 3 a. n. TO p. n holidays.
/ 2 a. m. 20 p. H.; Sundays. 2 10 9 p. N.
! White HOuse-OIen 10 a. IL. TO 2 D. n
! United States Capt0.-Open 9 a. N. 10 4.3O p m.
( Corc1ran Gallery of Art-Open lfreel Tuesday.
/ Thursday Saturday. go a. m. 70 u H. Sunday
/ ! 20 10 40 ?. IN. Other days sc admission
/ State. War. and Navy departments Open . A. m,
| 10 p IN. Che original Declaration Of Inderend-
ence is IN The library at the State Department
! United States Ireasury-Open a. ID. to D. m.
| United States Patent Onice-Oren a. N. to 2
/ p m.
United States Pension Bmeau-Open a m. to !
/ p. m.
United States Post-ofice-Oren . a. IN. to ? ?. IN.
/ Washington City Post-ohice-OIen all hours. THE
! Dead Letter Once is in the city post-ofiicel
National Botanic Gsrdeus-Oren s a. Il. to p m
Fish ComHission-OIen 9 a. IL. 10 80 F. m
Army Medical Aluseym-Open a IN. to 4sl0 p m
National Museum-OIen a. n. 10 40 D. H. lin
Guiding holidays.
Agricultural Department-open a. m to 80
J. NJ.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing Open a. m.
10 go 2. n
Washington Monument t551s feet in height-open
$50 a. H. 10 45o P. N. Elevator runs from a. m.
20 1 p nj
Smithsonian INSTANTANEOUS a. m. TO 40
p. n. dae'uding holidays.
Government Printing once-Open 10 a. m. to .
?. m
Navy Iard-Open a. m. 10 $50 y. m.
Southworth Cottage, seth and Prospect ave-
Key MaudOn-H0me OF Francis Scott Key author
Of The StaT-STanged Banner 3sls VI street north
wet. Open daily. except Sunday. a. II. to $50
T. m. Admission free
IN THE SUBURBS.
Arlington National Cemetery
Mount OliFet Cemetery
National Training School for Boys
BladenshuIg.
Geological PARK loPen all day),
RUcS Creek Bridge ard Park
Chew Chaae and kensngt0n.
Naval Observatory-Open 9 a. m. 20 .. m.
Mount Vernon tthe home and tomb Of Washing
tOn-Open u d. m. 10 D. m
United States Soldiers Home-Opea a m to
sunset
United States Naval Academy. Annapolis, Nd.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19
DATES FOR REGISTRATION.
State Chairmen Give Warning TO
District Voters

State chairmen have forwarded the fol-
lowing notifications Of registration dates
to the League OF State Republican Clubs
here:
New Jcrsey-Tsst registration day in cities Of
s. coo ard Cgtr October 3 1910, districts outside Of
cities of $500, November !, 1910
Absent vateTs can have their names placed on
the register b. the affidavit 81 a qualified voter ~
the precinct On Thursday November s. 1910. and
Saturday November g. 1910. tue c5Iniy boards Of
election hold meetings for adding 70 orasiug
names from the registers.
West NIgiuis-NoteTs cannot be registered after
October g. lel0 but are not required to register
II they voted at the general election In 1905.
Wi.cUusin-No registration required IN t0vu5 OF
villages q lees than 5000 Where registration Is
required q voter not registered may deliver bis
affidavit couotorated by the afdayits Of two
frveho3ers electors in such district, and be Der
mitted 10 cast IFS ballot,
Iliiu0Ls-Last day for registration. NOvember I.
1910 II not registered. the person Offering 70 vote
mus, furnish 10 the judges his affidavit in writing
eoToboated by the oath q a freeholdG who is
Ttgistered.
North ClrIiaa-Iast day u registration. October
% 1910. II already registered under section /.
article 6. Of the c1rsitUJiou further registration
Lcces-lrf.
Teuuess eel Information as % counties and civil
districts IN which registration Is required can be
obtained at headquarters 1877 Pennsylvania avenue
Ohio-AnuuGl registration only required IN cities
Of 10000 or oTcr. Lest days. OCt0,TT q and .
1910. Voters can register by affidavit
IuCiaua-NO -rTegstuiiCn is required in the State
q ludisna, the voter beng carried over on tbs
registration list from last election.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19
GUIDE TO NAME DELEGATES.
Washington bankers win Attend
Northern Conference

Accepting the invitation extended by
the Academy OF Political Science. the
Washington Chamber Of Commerce yes
terday authorized President GUIDE 10
name delegates from among the bank
ere 90 attend the monetary conference u
be held In New York City November II
and r.
Several other matters We're taken up
by the Chamber, among them the laying
of preliminary plans for the National
Rivers and Harbovs Congress. here De-
cember 6 20 10. Extensive plans were
made for the entertainment OF the 5000
delegates expected.
To bring the next convention 0f the
United Daughters of the Coufcderacy 70
Washington 81 was decided 10 appropriate
the sum Of Sl-j 10 defray the expenses Of
q representative 10 go 10 the convention
ar Little Rock Ark.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19
local MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

SorfoIk and Washington Steamboat Comn,n,',
steamers from foot 81 Seventh street ioF Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at e:i5 o. IN.
Steamer Charles Manchester for Mount Vernon
leaves SeSeuth street wharf at ~ a. u. and s.s3
Q. U.
Cars from Fifteenth street and New York ayeuus
f15Ty quarter houT fJr Zoo PARK Chevy Chase. and
KensDgton
Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
RAILWAY CperEtes siXtythree limited trains each day
between Washington and Baltimore leaving lii
tenth st. and New York aye. on the hour and half
hour. Also hourly trains 10 Colonial Annapolis and
the great United States Naval Academy
Cars from 18th & II ste ne. White House sta.
tion" every half hour a. m TO e p. M, to Mt.
0liyet. Langdon. brentwood. and BladensbuTg
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19
MARRIAGE LAW LAX
Present System Blamed for
Recent Farce.
NO GUARD AGAINST COMEDY"
Brown-Adams Matrimonial Adven-
ture, Which Has Aroused Wide
Way To Amendment 10 Provide bar
Against SNAP Ceremonies.

In the wake OF the fiery denunciatiOn
OF preachers, the comedy marriage" in
which Harvey Brown and Miss Eugene
Adams were the contracting parties last
week has aroused widespread discussion
in Washington, and an effort is now
being made TO prevent similar dis
graceful occurrence" in the future.
One OF the facts determined is that the
present law and the system is TO blame.
IN that il is not sufficiently explicit and
thorough to guard against what Is termed
"a prostitution OF the marriage relation. "
Ia performing the ceremony the preacher
or justice OF the peace merely obeys the
mandate OF the marriage license clerk.
No Questions Are Asked.
II is not his duty TO inquire into the
status OF tho contracting parties or to
assume any responsibility as 10 their
conduct in the future. In the majority OF
cases he knows nothing about those
whom he ties in the bonds OF wedlock.
and asks no questions which would in
form him about them.
The duty Of securing adequate inf0Tma-
ton 10 guard against any Illegal or
snap" marriage lies with the license
clerk. but the present system does not
provide any bar against such a peculiar
case as the Brown-Adams matrimonial
adventure. The law Is at fault in that il
does not necessitate any information
which would assure the sincerity and
good faith or q marriage. II is defective
in this regard and should be amended 10
prevent any repetition Of the episode.
Judge Bundy last night declared he
would not have performed the ceremony
had he been acquainted with the facts.
When a marriage license is properly is
sued, there IS rarely need for investisa-
ton by the officiating Justice or clergy
man.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19
WELCOME HOME" PLANNED.
Rev. and Mrs. Van Schaick VIII BE
GiNrn Rrccptinn.

Rev. and Mrs. John Van Schaick, jrr
will be given a welcome home rccep-
ton IN the parlors OF the Church Of Our
Father. Thirteenth and l. streets, next
Friday evening. They spent the summer
in Europe and the reception is planned as
a general gathering OF the congregation
The affair is under the auspices OF the
trustees, the ladies' Aid and the Opumls'
Club Of the church. and a general invita-
ton has been issued 70 all friends Of the
church aud pastor 10 attend.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19
G. ". JUNIORS ELECT.
william c. Holmes Chosen President
81 Law Class

At a meeting OF the class Of 1912
Georgetown Law School, held last even
ing al the law school building, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year.
President. William Clay Holmes, OF
Tennessee. vice president. Thomas F.
Sullivan secretary, W. F. Coileuder;
treasurer. Jack Allocate, historian. J. c.
Faln; seTgeant-at-arms. John c. DillaTd.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19
GIRLS DEATH ACCIDENTAL.
Coroner ENonerates TeamSter, Who
Ran Down Gladys Hurley.

A verdict Of unavoidable accident was
given yesterday az the inquest into the
death OF ten-year-old Gladys Hurley. OF
-2 Eighteenth street northwest. who was
run over by a wagon while riding a
bicycle al Thirteenth street and Riggs
place northwest Noudav
The teamster, James Smith. said the
girl attempted 20 cross iu front OF him
and Tell under the horses huofs.
The jury recommended the adoption Of
q police regulation that would prohibit
two persons riding ou - same bicycle
or motorcycle, on account of the re-
sultant inability 20 steer the machine.
remember the advantages of using TTCO
taXicabs. Reasonable rates. Tel. y. l2l2
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19
KNIGHTS TO HOLD DANCE.
CARROLL Council Appoints Committee
for Coming Social.

Carroll Council, No 81, Knights Of Co
lumbUs. last night made arrangements
for dance 10 be held IN November e.
The committee appointed L. complete
arrangements Includes Daniel CTOWel
Frank Mclaughlin. De Neale WilcJxen,
Clarence KOOn1z. James Hates, John Ran
kin. George Beuchert, William Melon
ough, Thomas sullivan. and Frank Null
len.
II was announced that the eZemplifca-
ton Of the second degree would be held
on November i. The committee which
viii have charge OF the initiar0ry cere-
monies IS composed Of John II. Pellen.
Harry J. Kane. John J. King. William
FleisheIl, and Redmond De Nauey.
Watch for d City at Randle Highlands.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19
Examined by Pharmacy board.

Al the regular quarterly examinations
Of the board Of pharmacy Of the District
the following were listed as successful
candidates: Naomi +. Richardson. James
+, Everett. Frank A Robey, Julia H.
Strobel Minnie a. Crews, Henry d.
Hughes, Francis A Lucas, r. y. Mac
Williams, and Harry Lewiston.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19
Fire Horses Thrown.
CENSUS BOOMERS AT WORK.
Half Million League UndiSmHyed by
Adverse Comment.

Adverse comment from the Chamber OF
Commerce has had no effect on the newly
organized Half Million League. formed
TO encourage the manufacturing interests
OF Washington.
The organization reports that Il has
offers for twenty sites which will be
donated for varying periods Of from If
teen 10 fifty years If manufacturers will
build plants.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19
Hindoo philosopher speaks Tonight

Swami Paramananda, a well-known
philosopher of India will speak at the
opening meeting OF the Vedanta Center,
in its new quarters. Iowa circle to-
night. The Center is 10 teach the prac-
teal side OF ethics and religion.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19
Criterion Rye whisky, 81 Full Quar-
John L. Crowley ISL l4th st NV.

There's No Suggestion of the Ordinnr,
in clothes made by Z. IL. Snyder & Co.
tailors Ill Pa. ave. See their excellen
line OF elegant Imported Suitings ant
OVercoatings. Prices very reasonable.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19

Excelsior Lodge. No. a. Knights Of
Pythias, conferred the rank of esquire
upon one candidate ~ its regular meet
ing in pythian Temple last night.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19

GUIDES Homegrown Flowers.
The finest specimens Of every season.
able variety. Fresh cut. 1914 F.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-19

Watch for a City at Randle Highlands
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-30
SUBSTITUTE FOR
INGRAM WATER
BILL Is REPORTED
State Commissions Measure
uets Approval OF judiciary
Committee.

TRENTON. March 3e.--The judiciary
COMMITTEES today reported. with few
changes. the state water supply COM
missions bill as substitute for the
joint water supply measure favored by
Paterson. Passsic and Montciair. and
intro -ced as House $50 by Assembly
man McCran.
The bill as placed on the caienliar
provides that the State Board shal
build a reservoir FOR any Joint supply
de. and administer the supply In
stead Of requiring a state fee over and
above expenses of 81 per million aal-
Ions, it provides. as suggested bs New
ark in 1907 and 1908. when the propo-
sition OF State water supply was before
the people, that no State fee shall he
collected except On water used IN excess
OF 100 100000 gallons per capita on a
basis OF 1905 census
The judiciary committee voted 10
kill the Davidson water-snake bin and
House 490, by Mr.. Deungcr. another
water bill. said to contain jokers. but
1 reported favorably House 597. which
gives the State Water Supply e-minis-
sion jurisdiction over all well or other
sabsurfaee waters OF the State.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-30
lpius 10 Gei Issa ~iih Ess-
1ull,e ier nalrYarsgs
lhll Veto.
ARANdlE OVER NoaASs
REf0eAATuRf MEASURE
ninafd and Hlll<r Hked u
Over Parliamentary
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have - vete fof hit eeunfs t4E iz4td
fspsaier.
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may stand against tre arors g. fr1lefe
the Judiciary ronmiffer - carffarE -
proper parliamentary rruefdprc,
4 don't expect - Hnss - o<eFFsfF
tire veto today sal NJ SITTER ~
: afternoon 'Whsi Ne rH4 - iefer :
can't sas. but Ne have agreea apoa ~
plan ~ action.
County CHAIRMAN ua5rs metr - tss
.fs. j. ass5rs=s - t-z .ax IS Ea<s -
bill over Furfs 70. tut fajerlfr
Leader Ea-e ani nlass - ths carte
leaders are opposed 81 Ar5 sazh pisn