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81 tTgSG.
. urrlrzhsm Falls Near Finish and Loses
Midget Race.

So .nfo--rna,. fall by ht'I~ Lewis Cum
r.'r.arI .4-t n. he was swinging around IN"
"r. MO ~. honest reich deprived him
~ % .r''u.. ~ m. skating rare for midze's
Dee. -dav A. IN" ~ Nicholas RINK Gun
-.-u uad ~ ward" on 4 GerShall of
..'.l school iss who VAS on scratch. and
''' .''s- .pcceedsd in getting within strik
.rss. .'au'" ~ him on Tho last lap. promi-in e
r. ..-' p. r." and brilliant fpISh They took
''" .rf"r am Ike a team but sfraish'sn.
90 '.' 'nr tho FINISH 'unninghsm's skate
-.-..- o. -uf' piecs ~ ic. and hr went dow n
Co., . Nu lif,le nvsl an Easy victor The
d. ..~ rTnt hrra nfty pound yoHngSt.r.
p -.ri -.nOnd
. -a'" Tor nigh school boys vas cap
'..'" b. 'u'lnn RirS ~ BroV school beat in &
f'" 4 Poly Prep sud ! arrv ia rne't.
~ ......w.''"y champion. "psily
H'uHrs-
..- VIE Rsc~ Mhgets or by 4 Ger
. .H ..no1i - a~ys'rh & Ger~hai'
..'0p, "a ~ yards. s"cond. l. 'Hn.
'. EH"n hamilton Srho0' - ysrd-
s - 5 ssroufs
..' H~ Ii1r- for >rniors- 81 on ~ Julian
=. ".0fn ,snOOi. N yards. = Lals.. nOIy Prsp
1, F-r ord T.. BArn~'r. ite WUf elm tOD
g. 'rop scfatch. third. Time. ! minute
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MASTER ROBERT.S STtkE.
Captures Christmas Handicap ou Mntid,
Track.

J.cxs1>vuIy Dee %. Asa result Of the
rain last night the track a. Noncrtef Park
Vas heayy Tor tho runners this afternoon.
and This va- the first time since the meet
ing began that rnudlark@ have had chance
Contrary Ia general expectations, scratches
w.re few and good sized fields went TO the
post IN each EVEN Tn" racing Vas fairly
good with horses we'll backed winning the
majority of the events
Tn. stake attraction was the Christmas
Handicap. for thr-"-year -olds and upward,
at a mil. AMI "A furions, the richest event
decided to date ~ van won by the Eastern
owned horse Master Robert. Donald Mac
Donald --t 'h- pnc" 20 the head ~ RI"
stretch. where Master Rob-r, moved into
the lead and STAYED there. although n" tho
end Buiwell. ht- rlder. became cared a.
the rush made by Tom harMara snf drew
Master Robert won br COMFORTABLE mar
gin. Flashing. which non me cio-,ns race
wa- bid up 10 $50 and purchased at that
ngur. bv Guy Gray. owner OF spindle. which
ran second new rule has b-"n posted
which give- the Judges PERMISSION $50, 70 chang.
riders on a hor-s u things IN The ring do not
look iu-i r.xht ! Burt-chsl has -oId the
iWo-vear old Fort Worth 90 sam Lewis
he summaries.
Won By parkvi-1, id@ ,GoIds'ein,. 10 /. Inn
i,oIbI. io1 CO'C onner, to :. second sylv-s,ris
hyde MAY Srneiis. Msnhrimrr and Billy Bodsn,er
second Race Five and hsf fur!onss Won
by Ah.IVIs in- Iioiiisrcini to : Mnta. iOs
,fn-si J Ia ? second Eastern Star l0a LOTUS,
" 10 / ,hri Time. ITO / DEFINITE. Np~>
NoSua Emma stuart Wine and fiorrie Bryan
alSO
Tniri Rsc~-SIt hnlonzs Won rs r Green
iI2 Davis. To = White Wont 10 IHoss'. In
second. Jolly. ids element. ~ Ia I. third Tina
ms / s George \ Davis Husky. Hoffman ami
Cherry Valley Aiso ran
FOURTH Race The Christmas Handicap ~
81 OO1. one mite and = surionE Son By Master
Rob-rt i,S ,ButwriN. ~ IN ). Tom Hayward. lis
Davis % , second Donald Mac Donald. r77
tBurr,i : tn ,. third. Time. / $50; Font. Mi
ton n and Joh1 Resrton also ran
Fifth Rare-Sia surIones-Won BY Lawrence
q DaIry 100 IBeln. a 20 /. Eye White. ioT ffiuf
naxeI. 10 !. second NIsht Mist 100 Goose
a. IN third Time. asa 5, StarbnArd. Nsrnor.
] Z jr Bexone. shawnee. Pocotaliro. BreNiir
An Red and Or Howe also ran
SIx,h Selling one mile and q sixteen IN
Won BY Flashing. " Sweeney. 10 IN spindle.
id2 tfsossI. !, 20 !. second fnkAbeshan. lo2
tC,oo-e, = IN I. third. Time i'5b 5 PaIrsds.
~taro,rr Harvey ? Sou ami Austin Stur'-vant
also
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,sss,t FOOTBALL.
ssrsr~at T. q. and srimsas e. q. 10 Meet
NrNt saturtiay.

Weather permitting, the association foot
bali players OF the Crescent Athletic Club.
Who SOn the cha apton-hip Of the FieISi
club soccer League of New lork and New
Jersey and Who expect To play the eleven
az the Belmont Cricket Club Of Philadelphia
for the Crescent challenge trophy on he
Crmber n. VIII continue playing through
out mldwinicr. ". u. Andrews. secretary
of the Crescent 4. & soccer section. an.
nounces the following schedule OF games
for the months OF January and February
JanuarY :. philadeiphla and BEADING \, \.
IL Frat institute. Bay Ridge. IL staten Island
LINinS>tnn. ., staten island. Bay Ridge, FEB
r HHr nav RiSSe i, nIons sS HIaxM y hsn
RlaEe .. Beusoahursi = {. Hay Rhisr.
Tn. belmont Cricke, Club. now leading
for the championship ot the soccer league.
affiliated with the Associated Cricket Clubs
Of Philadelphia. IL scheduled to play it,
final gam. IN that series this week 10 tho
Belmon win they will play the lnterleagus
match with the Crescents at Hay Ridge
teams will meet ANYWAY. but In that event
the Crsscents will journey TO Philadelphia
for the match. which OF course will then
not have anything nj stake.
The clubs identified with the New York
Amateur Association Football League are
rnnn asSny Sr .ss,. s@ Msrn,.,,. n nysI
Brooklyn, to- morrow afternoon. The bad
weather has interf~rsd somewhat with the
visiting team will be composed entirely
oil professional players. the New lorkcr-
entertain strong hopes of being able tohoiu
their own IN the interstate ,tussie The
following are the orflcial lists OF tn. players
picked To represent the two leagues on that
occasion.
Se~ York Amateur League " HAushie
Arcadia Thistrs goal. " PEI. Critchleys. right
back n Hynd trIichletys. left bacA Na~u
hollywood Inn. captain And centre hAlfnscs
IL MCMILLAN. BrohA nitei. rft hAlfhack
\ Van de Wrghe Columbia oval outside right,
u. haste. Can Mci,onaids. inside right; J
King. BrsoESn hibcrnians. inside left j.
MacOnecn. Clan McDui. outside left Reserves
\ Wilson. Clan McDonalds. goal. Rerie. As
toria independents. back. I. hoylr. Clan
McIbonadS. haifosrk. " % HalloIsn. Brooklyn
Crliics. and Ecser. hunfarians: for~1rds
phis hiberniSnS. goal y Wilson. TAcony p 4.
captain and right bacs. r Rchsrison. racony
: & left back " Peacock. philadelphia ~
bernian>. right halfback. e. banks, Phnadciphia
phia hibernians. left hslfbacE \ cairns. raecnS
. { outside right. " Godfrey. philadelphia
htbernlans. inside right. McNlchol Philadel
phiA Criic- centre forward ". smith. Phiafel
phia hibeTnians, inside left \ Andrews, 'ohine
wood = e. outside left
\ a bal. Of the New orl stale Football
Association viii referee the game. and the
York league and u. : Groves for the Penn
sylv ANA league
The clan NCDonalds have rrgained the
lead IN the championship -"rie,' Of the New
York Amateur league, which they won
year ago In the second division tlan
MCDuT heads the list with margin ot
nv. points. In. official standing To date
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THE GRiEN WtRkETS.
wheat Opens Easier. T1aen Rallies Liver
pool weak Bui,iss, crop News Corn
and Oats Firiner.

The grain markets were open a. usua
Yesterday. hut trading here was at a stand
still and conditions at IN. West. according
80 private dispatches. were not much better
N ~ still largely a waiting market and prices
lacked decisive trend. The opening was a
frife easier. after which The tone became
-readier Liverpool displayed unexpect ed
weakness. hut on the other hand corn was
stronger and unfaVorahle crop reports con
rinu-d to be received from the Southwest .
and while sentiment among some leading
interests ~ unfriendly to the market owing
to the large supplies the world over II IN
n-vrrr h-lsss plainly noticeable TIA; iho,-
who sell for the decline DO so IN "A cautious
manner Liverpool declined I'd owing
To cheaper Plate and Australian offerings
continued favorable harvesting weather
and 'hrpshinR reports from argentina "A
lower market at Bueno- Ayre$ and weak
ness IN corn. The spot demand IA the
English market Vas small and rarxoe-
were more freely offered at a decline Of -,
10 Nd. The stock M Minnea. ,oli- Increased
Ion. $50 bush for one dsv. Corn and oats
were hrmcr with wheat and on covering Of
shorts. Liverpool declined >. 20 ID on
corn orins 10 reports 81 rains an Ar2entina.
rnrrs hey wsrs needed; ana eSrectsd large
Chicago observers fet'en has a large spread
between December and May corn. being
Tong OF the former and short OF the latter.
rHE sPrT MsrktI-
Wheat firm. No sales Closing prica.
( anoaf for export rail ba-l- Va .
red. a>c \" norIh-rn spring, sl.Is.. No
clo-ed ln"hsnEsd ',orn drm sale-. s.sD
Futur-. closed unchanged to &c higher
49, Futures closed -, h,rhrI Nav.
"'.c n. gu's' y" Western, s., C
s'acc 9 ! Buffalo. Wheat Futures were
IT, follows
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\ creditors pe'iiion In bankruptcy has
been nlPd against Felix \. KlotI and Gusiavs
FeldbIum - = klot1 \ Co. trading ~
fhr Drv floods Clearing House NJ 81 G,~~n.
street ami :p7 Church street. In June last
creditors granted the hrm an extension Of
TA rec siN and nine months.
Judge Hand has disniased a petition IN
bankf Iptcy filed on December ! against
AtsX Neli~man. trading ~ 'bs hlaAkA Eur
shop ~ ! West Thirty fourth street and
sio Sixth avenue. on q settlement At rs cents
on ths dollar. Liabilities we're about
$4,000.
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FINANCIAL ANB fOMMERCIiL.
SATrRpAr. December -.

SATrRpAI. December -
AlIthe exchanges in this city were closed
to-d av with the exception Of the Produce
Exchange Abroad there Was a similar
suspension OF business everywhere sav.
In London. where IN. Stock Exchange re-
manned open to carry on the details Incl
dent TO the first day of the fortniRhtv
settlement Attendance there was light
and the session was a purely perfnnctorr
affair The market for Americans Jared
no better than the remainder Of the list.
business there being OF entirely insig-
niRcan' character without noteworthy
changes an prices. Consols closed a shade
higher and discounts ruled steady The
following table gives to-ciay's closing
prices OF American stocks with their New
York equivalent:
Nea,rrdnr.t Cln.inc 4 L Ntn.,sln.a
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III. Clan McDonald-. Bronx and bonera-
wen. each fined two points, ana 'hs Hun
rarian- tour points for employing ineligible
players
Tn. encounter of the clan McDOnaidS
and rrttChley- IN io-dav- schedule -
the mos, important iNtura " Will he
played NJ Mar u-t'e oval the scene OF
M1ndnv'. INTERSTATE match The other
,,Ntur.s ere Astoria " bronx, Columbia
oval VI hollywood Inn. BROOKLYN 'eiiic~
" Mount vernon. ~ George vs. Ian
Bruce HunRaTians ~ clan MCIbnH, Done
gals " clan Mckenzie.
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THE FOa XIII NATnNAI nANk az rur
NlIN OF MN lNR a

New iCTh. Dee -. 1870
The Board ot Directors IA. tn,s day declare, A
quarterly dividend of TWO PER CENT fire.. ,Ynir
isl. pay able on snd Aftsr lnr H.. proXir,r
Thr transfer books will rlpsr AZ y mi.
date. r. opening Jan Hr1. isIi
DANIEL !
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sra ATIONs WANTED VALE.

CHATffI.I desires private position make
ovn repairs last position years European -.
pertencs best reference \. NiCHNPLS. ~,
f'h ~ city.
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL HA>k
Of the ('lty af Nrn NnrL

New lor.. Drr--nhcr - 1870
Tho Board ~ Dlr~ciorS have mis- tas declared
guartcTiy dtyidsud ~ rot r. pt.R tFNr free
~ tai. PAYABLE "a ana After JANUARY vi lNi
In" uag sfsr books will Tcrsi7 r!u..I until that
cate
ELMER /. wnITr,KFR Cashlc-
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THE BaNk STarEMENT.

The weekly statement OF the associated
banks compares a. follow. with that Of the
previous week and tina, of tn. corrpspond-
ing week year ago.
Last Wgsk T'ysv. rspk I&o.
Loans S.-3. Tti. D 81 81 MI ND 81 10. en- AN
Deposi'- ilte.usHO i,lsi.Sai.A0 Liz. III mn
Circulation e.J1i.D H,s0o,i0 X.sii. i1
specie n. sns0 .Janp9p sas,TTs aD
LEG trnd'r ~ .sDHp ss.sTs.Ho 80 GD. IN
Res. hrii ApT III M s1G., As Tn ANA on l,D
Res. rq'i -gs - Al -PS, 10 la IA ri. s.5
surplus siOUs5 40 sa.DonO Sio.ias.siS
Ratio OF
res, Iodep $50 IA .as
The amount OF Ritsd States deposits
shown IN the week r statement IL Oh. Ts1 NO.
an Increase OF 81 .6Oo s,nce the previous
week IL these deposits were deducted
from the aggregate given the surplus would
he SO. SlO,sD
The actual statement OF the clearing
hourr banks at the close 81 the week - re
Neal.d IN the following figures
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HELP WANTED pEMAI.E.

MILLINERY designer. ny nrst riAss hou..
making speciality Of smart ioquea. uITt,ans and
araped hats. yearly engagement. &. T.. boz it5
sun once.
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y saT lo S,,, May A.: g, -: -. g.
FtvUE D'Tll and steady Spring Pat
ems 81 15Is5 ~ C!.nr- 81 ppNitI ~ Nan
-a- -'raiZhi-. - 7"r - ~ Ry, ro.r. - i"G
Q, -
Provisions Lard dun January future.
u ujdiI .Oc March IL -n1r 10 May 10 "a
IL 80 prim. Western 81 " T.fincd Ton
tinenr 81 80 south American o.? Pork
firm mess ST. juTs2- B--f steady family,
$40. 500 SO 30. butter creamery extras
-gi ,6HO~ Cheese state Who'll" milk
rolored. Seprember fancy, 1876" tagS
Western nrsts 3?d3tc Coi,onss.d oil
No session Prices a. Chicago Scre a.
follovs
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SELECT APARTMENT.
AROyR l4TH ST. EAST aanR

TO ST BLfT 'nfurnIshr,i. In best spartm~r,
housc bet~crn sth And Madison az In sixties
double .alon bedroom and bath Phone
SCHOONMAkRR, 80 Rector
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,sr. FoUND ANp REw aRDs.
LOST.

LOsT-SnAn circular pin ~ alternate dis
mOndr and rubles Thur-day evening between
W Certvsi Psrt Vest and Empire Theatre. posi-
biy IN sIh ~ Broadway ana Nrn.tenfam a.
cars rrwsrd e. VI iJsi broadway
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The BOwery Savings BANK

n
NtW YORK. Dee Is 1910
s~ulI annual dividend at the rate %
THREE and O>E-HAIF PER CENT.
per Annum has been declared and will bs
credited to drposi;prs on all sums OF s. 90 !.
and upward and not eNcccilng is.ooS
which srsli have been deposited az least
three months on nc Hrst day Of January 8
next and viii bc - able on and after q
MondAN. January IL. iHi.
Moncy deposited on 90 before January
lovilI d-aw Interest from January :. isti.
HENRY \ SCHFSCK President r
WILLIAM q kNON. Comptroller. RI
Jp ,FPH q. IiDDI.r. ~-rretary- ~
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Gas COMPANIES.
l.sye storA MARKET.

SATURDAY. December q
Receipts NJ h~~v-S ? l1S head. Including
n cars for export snd la for slaushtrr-rs There
vas none for @aIs i've weigh, The feeling
WAS rated steady. viih Hight receipts expected
for MocSlAy's trade Dressed beef slow al ~, n
io &c per ID for native sides. with . Iist~ fancy
beef selling ~ Tic London and Iay erpooi cattle
and beef markets unchanged EHpoT,s !0c0
br-.e- and as quarters Of beef
R-ceipts of calves WEIR NO head all for
butchers. Sorcported sales Of live raly-~ Ia day
4 few stale lots wrrr likely IN he held over until
neat week Dressed raj, yrrT quiet ., ~ u IA
for city dressed 'eais And sai5r for country
dressed calves.
Receipts ~ sheep And lamb. for two day. were
s7T head. Including ~ cars for siauGhierers and
for the market Trade was very slow and
prices barely steady the pens were not cleared,
common tO good sheep sold at 81 7sGr ~ p-y
InO lbs ordinary IN medium Lamb. ~ tS AOSss
dressed mutton duii at ,As~ per 10 dressed
lambs At S3fi~sc country dressed hOthousc
lambs at saNsin per carcass
Hrreipts OF hogs were , t1s head. all for sIsuxh
trr-rs Nothing doing in live hogs F-riInz
steady country dressed hogs fIn steady al
saiiiac for heavy ~ HIGHT weights.
Jruports Df General Merrha pdise AMI bry
GoBsss
Imports Of dry good. and genera nerchAndis.
Of Ssw YORK for 'he asek ended Decembrr -
1850 reported IN fiItl a. inc Custom HOuse rom
rare a. foiors uiih list wear
T'ss Dee ~ iSns
Dry goods ,2ast9s $50 NJ
Totals. ..SIs.Sr.SoS sso9ss sss
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MARINE INTELLTGENfE.

HtoB WARM IHis DAY.
sandy Hook 81 Gov Island 10, Hell Gate SO,
Arrived SATURDAY. December ,,
Sss' Andrew. Antwerp Dec =
s. Ultonis. Naples. Dec 7
81 Hamburg Hs, ana. Dec -
~ tgue,lo. Ciampa. Bermuda. Dec IL
~ TApaio4. New Orleans. Ibrr u
- ~ Ctc New Or,can. Dec Il
- - Stglo. New orleans Dec. u
- irApAhoe JsC = sonN lilo i)rr :.
- Nraxon. Georgetown. = { Dec =
~ Ngere-. GsiN e>ion. Dec 10
- jamestown Norfolk. Dee -
~ Mamma HAtA BALTIMORE Dee -
- Princess Anne Norfolk Dec n
ARRIVED orr
6 PhIIau, tphla at Southampton FROM Se~
Iork.
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rHE BA>k OF AMERICA.
Merchant. E,ehangc National Bsns

r-C ~ '1in
The Hoard Of Directors nave 'hi- ia, Sc ',rc.l
= >erif annual dividend ~ THREE PR CENT.
free a. Tar, raNahIc on s1G af'cr l.l-lirs 1911
tn stockholders Of record at tire C.rsc ~ .t..r>>
December -. 1910.
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AMERICAN ,.MouorI,r Comr,>,

~ Church Street. Srv NorN iIrrct.LrT -. H. -
The bosrii ~ DirrC tor iHl- Gsy uc .F-.:
quarterly dividend ~ nac - three Quarter
per cent. uEoI the preferred tAultA. to- /. . q.
able JsnusrS -. 1911. 80 the prrfcTr,a 4. Dr..
holderS of rccOrt n the close Il bu~i.r.. %.
January =. 1871 Cherks will be uailrr!
Transfer Doogs ~ the preferred .tn~L -
close ars = n. January :. islI and reopen = A.
uaTy -. 1911.
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Important Changes from The prev IOu-
week IN IN. ash held by tho banks and their
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

n" following table gives the percentage
ot cash reserves TO deposits of the more
monument hank.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-21
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Miss Lucille Hart, niece of Mrs. F. N.
Daegling. who has been attending the
Chicago University has gone to her
home in Wyoming for the summer.
Mrs Fischer has returned to her
home in Lacon, ILL.,, after visiting her
sons, Messrs Henry and Arthur eBah-
bien.
Henry E. Beaubien. agent of the u
S. & NJ. S. will get a ten-day VACATION
beginning next Thursday when he and
his family will leave for Lacon, Ill, to
visit relatives.
Mrs William Reed was a South Chi
cago visitor yesterday
Miss Myrtle Petersen will leave
Thursday for Williams Bay, Wise, to
spend the summer with her uncle.
Henry Trowe and Fred Vogel spent
Sunday visiting in Salt Creek and VAL
paraiso, Ind.
Miss Jessie Helms and Johnston
Knight will leave this week for Star
City, Ind, to attend the Epworth
League convention as delegates from
the local league.
The orchestra of the Christian church
is a perfected organization after much
hard work and rehearsing and are now
playing good standard music Begin
ming Sunday, July 8, at $50 a. m. the
orchestra will give a 90 minutes con-
cert in the church every Sunday. The
members of the orchestra are: director,
Prof. H y. Nicholo, solo clarinet; as
j sistant director. DIR. f. L. Dewey, solo
cornet; violins, Myrtle Ingraham. Fred
Peceny, Robert Masterson, Jessie Deese;
French horn, Alvin Medahl; trombone
! Alex Nyland; piano. Carl Hopkins
drums and bells, Howard Williams.
The wedding of Miss Rebecca Stogol
and a Mr.. Kahns took place in Chicago
on Sunday. The bride is the daughter
of DIR. and Mrs. Stogol, formerly OF
. Whiting and is a graduate of the Whit
! ing high school in 1906. Her many
Whiting friends extend their hearty
congratulations
! Tom Bostok of Standard avenue, who
was arrested on the charge of provoca-
ton. he being alleged to have provoked
the wife of his neighbor, John Patasky
was discharged when arraiGned before
Judge Jones.
Attorney and Mrs. Frank n. Gavf
entertained at their farm near Pine
Station. Ind, on Sunday in honor o
the Whiting Masonic band. In add
ton to the band members from Whit
ing were also the wives of several o
the members, it taking eight lars
touring cars to convey the band t.
their destination. In addition to Whit
ing people, some were in attendanc
from Hammond, Gary, Crown Point an
Hobart. making the number of guest
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EEGEWTsCH.

Mrs. Albert Berg visited friends at
Cunning last Sunday.
Mrs. Boynton attended the program
given by the pupils from the lower
grades of the Curtis school at Palmer
Park last Saturday afternoon.
A linen shower was given for Miss
Louise Widberg at the home of her
sister. Mrs. r. Hendrickson of Buffalo
avenue last Saturday evening. The
young people enjoyed a very pleasant
evening and Miss Widberg received
many beautiful pieces of linen.
Mrs. James Box of Superior avenue
was a Chicago visitor yesterday.
Ed Schiller who has been employed
by the Western Steel Car and Foundry
company for quite number of years,
resigned his position here last week
and will take a position with the Pull
man Car company. Mr.. Schiller was
we'll liked by the company and all who
worked with him and on leaving the
plant was presented with handsome
diamond ring by his men.
Mrs II. B. Reed and the Misses Mae
and Violet Delmarter spent Sunday
with friends on the east side.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. E. Shaver were out
of town visitors Sunday.
=
ing friends and relatives here this
week.
Claud Neel was Hammond visitor
Sunday evening.
Miss Lillian Doe and H. Moran spent
Sunday evening at San Sousi park.
John Weber of Corondulitt avenue
was a Hammond business visitor Satur-
day evening.
Fred Buckmaster visited Oak Hill
cemetery last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs A. Berg was a South Chicago
business visitor yesterday afternoon.
Miss Athena Doe attended the dance
at East Chicago last Saturday evening
and spent Sunday with her friend Miss
Marie McKenna-
| Clara Korthans spent Monday in Chi
cago on business.
| Carl Berg and Miss Mabel Anderson
spent Saturday evening at Palmer
4 Park at Roseland where the pupils
from the Curtis school gave an oper
air program.
Miss Irma Lynch spent Sunday after
noon at Calumet.
Miss Lucy Rice of Hebron, Ind, ar
rived here Monday morning to spend q
few weeks with her friend, Mrs. W. c
Neel