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lespie, Miss Henderson, of Sardis, Miss, and Robert York; Miss Kate Wilson, Charlottesville, Mo-, and Tom Williams, Miss Boots Walker and John F. Rutherford Jr., Miss Eulalie Walker and B. o. Leftwich, Miss Ma rie Lloyd and Johnny Watson, Miss Nettie Lloyd and J. F. Allen, Miss Elizabeth Adams and Henry Scull Miss Lena O'Connell and c. F. Wiley, Miss Leceister O'Connell and Frank Foster, Miss Mary Mccoy and James Hudson Miss Lida Caldwell and Jun jus Jordan. Miss Nancy Nunn and Coll Andrews, Miss Annie Martin and Bart Eddins, Miss Jessie Andrews and Sorrells Dewoody, Miss Mary Kate Riley and Otto Roedel, Miss Margaret Dewoody and Fred Bring man, Miss Rosalie Philpot and John l.. Alexander and Miss Matthews and Mir. Davis; Messrs and Mesdames Virgil McAdams. c. H. Ragon, Henry Smith, V. B. Alexander, J. ID. Will bourne and Roy Senyard. Mesdames B. H. Gallagher, M. Haizlip and G. H , Martin; Stags, Garrett Howsen, Guy Taggart, Dan Rutledge, Currin Mich ol, Met Gallagher, Garrison Young Dolph Kastor, Caswell Arnold, Henr! Roberts, Adam Robinson, Virginiu
 Alexander, Wilbur Orto, Arthur Trip
 lett, Claud Sparks, Lawrence Phillips
 Sol Bloom, Henry Williams, c. A Troupe, Ragland Fitzhugh, Jim Clem
 mons. of Swan Lake; Withers How
 ell, Dick Knox, Sanders Caldwell, Bill
 ly Jacobs and Preston Grace.
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Miss List EntertainS.

Miss Georgia Mae List entertained
 yesterday afternoon complimentary to her guest, Miss Carl Voss, of Little Rock. The affair was given on the large front porch of the home of MT. and Mrs. George List and was very nretty. Among many cut flowers and ferns on the porch tables and chairs were furnished the guests Tn their games. A delicious two-course luncheon was served. Mrs. List ana Miss Amelia List assisted in the en- tertainment of the following young neople: Misses lone Farrar, Marguer- ;+e Hoyler, Margaret Fox, Ethel Mann
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Culloch, Nellie Mcdonald, Little Sal lee, Doris Shandy, Velma Sibley, Ma mic O'Donnell, Ali May Wilmington, Sophia Hogenson, Maggie Mcintyre, and Billy Peebles; Mrs. J. G. Taylor, Miss Ivy George, Mrs. E. l.. Vail and Mrs. Riatt assisted in entertaining the children.
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Thomas A. Hill, of the I1lEs, AdE- vertising Service, is suffering with a broken ankle, as result of falling from billboard at Sixth avenue ana Main street last evening at 7-a~ o'clock. MT. Hill was working OuA the board which is in front of rhEe new Airdome, when he lost hfs bak~ ance and fell. He was resting waa0 last night, and expects to be ouG again in short while.
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Birthday Party.

Birthday Party.
 On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Wal ter Herschell entertained few child ren in honor of her young daughter, Edna Elizabeth, whose fifth birthday came on that date. Refreshments were served. Those present were Agnes Wilson, Alma Schmitt, John Peoples, Alma Redman, Merle Mayse Charlotte Schmitt, Carl Mayse, For rest Robinson, Norma Mayse, Lola Redman, Marie Creig, Hazel Mosley Gay Mosley, Sallie Creig. Syble Red man, Clint Creig, Thelma York, Pau line Mosley and Edna Elizabeth Her. schell. Mrs. Webster York and Mrs Hyatt assisted in the entertaining.
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Bible Students Class.

The Bible Students Class of the
 First Christian church was entertain ed yesterday afternoon by Billy Peeb- les at the home of his aunt, Mrs. A. M. Riatt, on Olive street. Games, music and recitations served as a pastime for the children after which refreshments were served. Those pre- sent were Belle Taylor, Geraldine Clark, Bettie Sallee, Elizabeth Mc-
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Mildred Daniel, Rosa Riggin, Selma Martin, Aline Briggs (Littlel Rock) ;, Leyl Cross, lone and Inez Hearin, Alice Ray Franklin (Little ock), Ro- setta and Lucille Kronberg Nittle Rock), Cornelia Walker, Mary David son, Evan Goree, Ollie Eddins, Carl Voss and Georgia Mae List.
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SOCIETY
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Young Ladies Club.
 Mrs. Harry I. Holderness will en. certain the Young Ladies Club of the First Methodist church this afternoon at 4 o'clock, at her home on West Second avenue.
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Pretty Play Party.

Pretty Play Party.
 Miss Tanney Keplinger, of New Or leans, was the honoree at a pretty play party given last evening at the home of Mrs. Stella Hummer, on East Sixth avenue. Games were played during the evening after which re- treatments were served. Those pre- sent were Misses Mary Davidson, Ev- an Goree, Margaret Hoyler, Carl Voss, of Little Rock; Rebecca Plum mer lone Farrar, Tanney Keplinger of New Orleans; Georgia Mae List and Stella Hummer; Junius Barrow Morgan Toney, Bryan Mc,Daniels, Rob ert Walker. Collier Lee and Jeff Nc Cain.
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Elizabeth Adams, Mamie Nunn-, Mar garet Dewoody, Annie Martin, Rexie Parker, Ali May Howell, and Irma Culbert, of Little Rock; Henry Scull, Bart Eddins, Rob Lee Byrd, Fred Bringman, Harvey Gillespie, Ernest Simpson, James Mcclellan and Adam Robinson. Miss Emma DeWoody and Mrs. w. w. Byrd will be the chaper- ones for the party They expect to return home late in the afternoon.
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Great Shirt Snaps-Simon's DuuEs Sale-Saturday.
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chlIaVOo.: Cry
 FOR FlE1ChER'S.. ! c ASTo RlA

Charles E. Downs, who has, N contract to build 30,O00 square feet oE concrete sidewalk at Star City, Iins- coin county, was in the city yesterday and placed an order with G. M. Hen derson for 800 barrels of continentAR Portland cement.
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Earl Kirchgrabber, son of Engineer H. H. Kirchgrahber, of the CotsoA Belt, arrived yesterday from New York where he attended college. He. will spend his vacation here with hfss father.
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Miss Roger HOn0ree.

MISS DOSeF nOuOIccs
 Miss Pearl Boger, of Concord, N. c. a charming visitor in the city will be the honoree on delightful picnic today at the Country Club. Miss Boger is now the guest of Miss Mar garet Dewoody. The young ladies and young men who will participate have arranged to meet at the home of Miss Mildred Owen this morning. Many automobiles and buggies will take the party to the club near the city where they will spend the day. Lunches will be carried and spread at the noon hour. The club affords many pleasures on it's grounds. and no doubt the merry party will make use of them. Among those who will
 go are Misses Mildred Owen. Readma
 Dansby. Pearl Boger, Concord N. c.
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Little Children Honorees.

Mrs. J. B. Boyce and little daugh- ter, Helen, entertained number of children yesterday afternoon at their home on Laurel street, complimentary to Little Helen and Mary Williams, of Hope. The children enjoyed the afternoon on the lawn, amusing them selves with games. At the close of the afternoon refreshments were serv- ed. The little girls present were Hel- en and Mary Williams, of Hope; Vir- ginia McGaughy, Jessie Atkinson, Adele Hudson, Sybel Dixon, Mildred Withers, Francis Howell, Annabelle Hudson, Francis Land, Elizabeth Gammill, Mildred Austin Joe Howell, Francis Cross, Mildred Bedell, Bettie Berry, Mary Stacker, Helen Mooney and Helen Boyce.
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-Boy's Clothing at wonderful reA- ductions. -Simon's Dump Sale-Sxb- urday.
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Chappelle and Shannon: Bauer. WaaS- ner and Ryan.
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BASEBALL

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to have been held on Monday night,
but owing to a quorum not being pres
emit the meeting had to be postponed
Misses Gladys Pritchard and Elsie
Trowe are visiting relatives of the for
mer in Joliet, Ill.
Miss Myrtle Ingraham has gone to
Joliet Ill. to be the guest of her
grandparents. MI and Mrs Tatro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew schaefer have
returned from St John, where they Wis
tied relatives.
A j. Gerlach of Crown Point. who is
an agent for the Aetna Life Insurance
company. called on Whiting friends
Misses Susie and Myrtle Gehrke spent
last evening with friends in Hammond
Edwin Lewis of Indiana Harbor is
spending his vacation with his grand
mother. Mrs NJ Gehrke of One Hundred
and Nineteenth street.
Miss Myrtle Ingraham was the guest
at the home of Judge Foster in South
! Chicago Monday.
John p. Hendrickson has returned
| from jamestown. where he has been
! the past few weeks visiting his broth
err
Rev. Harris of the Nazarene church
entertained Rev Feweget of Hammond
ward
Frank wellette returned yesterday
! morning from a visit in Valparaiso
Misses Celia and Barbara Schaefer
have returned from Dyer, where they
spent a few days with their aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore KAN
mer
The big seni-annual clearance sale al
Gordon's begins today. Good values al
! low prices 2O-It
DR.. and Mrs Nesbit and daughter OF
Valparaiso are here visiting at tht
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Nichols
of John street.
Rev. H V. Petrovsky Of South Chi
cago visited Rev. Valentine Balogf
yesterday
The disappearance of Emil Kadov
! of Schrage avenue has been reported
Mr. Kadow has been working for tn,
steel company at Gary Last pay da.
he went down to draw his money ant
has since not been heard of. Mrs
Kadow is very much worried over thu
disappearance of her husband, whicl
, took place almost two weeks ago, an,
she fears that he has met with som
| accident
The Whiting Grays scheduled gam
with the University of Chicago for mex
Saturday afternoon at the Chicag
Baseball League Monday night, and
game with the Spaldings of Chicag
5 for next Sunday afternoon.
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ROBERTSDALE.

The Sunday school scholars of the
Evangelical church are requested to be
at the church tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock and march from there to the
lake park, whore they will hold their
annual picnic. There will be a base
ball game in the morning for the boys.
races. games and other amusements
will be features of the afternoon and
evening Come and bring your friends.
Erwin McKenna. the s-year-old son
of Barney McKenna of Reese avenue,
was quite badly injured Monday morn
ing. While hitching on the back of
a wagon he slipped and in some man
ner got tangled in the wheel, two
large holes were cut in his head. be
sides being badly bruised about the
body He was removed to st. Mar
garet's hospital, where he is reported
doing as we'll a can be expected
Herman Fustenberg and Edward
Horlbeck were White City visitors Sun
day.
Frank Berley. the 7-year-old son O
Mr. and Mrs. Berley of Harrison ave
nue., who was seriously hurt Monday BY
falling between two box cars at thu
foot of Sheridan avenue, is reported
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SOLDIERS WILL
GUARD AUTOS


Troops have been secured to guard
the course for the Elgin road races
of the Chicago Motor Club and the
Elein Automobile Road Race Associa-
ton which will be run Friday and Sat
urday. August IS and 27. permission for
this service being granted yesterday
after a consultation between Adtutant
General s S. Dickson of Springfield.
and Col Frank S. Wood of Quincy. the
latter commanding the Fifth regiment
of the Illinois National Guard. The
Fifth regiment will do this patrol work
and will furnish between 200 and 800
men for this purpose. Now that this
matter is settled there should be no
hitch in the road race arrangements
At the present time the contractors are
busily engaged in preparing the road
for the races A new cement bridge is
being built in one place and II is ex-
pected the entire nine-mile course will
be ready for practice by the middle OF
August.
Another matter of motoring interest
was settled Yesterday by the Chicago
Motor Club which decided to hold its
annual hill climb at Algonquin on Aug
| IL, instead of Aug. as first scheduled
Entry blanks are out today and already
many entries are in sight.
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in a very critical condition at St. Mar
garet's hospital, Hammond, with very
little hopes of his recovery.
Tom Smith is suffering with a very
sore foot caused by stepping on a
rusty nail and is under the care of DIR.
Lauer
Mrs. Charles Flaugher and children
and Mrs. Zerwer and children enjoyed
a days outing at Jackson park Sun
day.
Misses Carrie Buehler and Ida Ho-
man returned home Monday from Mich
igan, where they spent a week as the
guests of Miss Mabel Breckenridge OF
Saugatuck and Mrs. Aldrich and family
of Allegan.
Miss Marie Seliger OF One Hundred
and Sixteenth street visited her par
ents in East Side Monday.
Mrs A Smith of WHEELER Ind. is the
guest of her son, Richard Smith OF
Indiana boulevard
Henry Eggers. who has the contract
for the filling and grading of the city
| property on both sides of the Franklin
| school, commenced work the latter part
| of the week
Miss Jeanette Horlbeck and Miss
| Ella Sutherland visited friends in Ian
sing. Ill, Sunday.
| Mrs. Rebecca Kline of Hammond was
a Robertsdale visitor last evening.
| Mrs. Arthur Stress of One Hundred
| and Sixteenth street entertained a few
| friends at a luncheon Monday after
| noon.
/ Miss Martha Schaaf of Indiana boule
| ward was the guest of friends in Toll
| lesion Monday.
Mrs c. @. Buell. of Indiana boulevard
| visited a friend at the Lakeside hos
pital, Chicago. yesterday.
Miss Jennie Davidson of Oak Park i
| visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
| Elliott Aman of Roberts avenue.
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N CARRY
ENLARGES
BUSINESS

John z. McGarry. the jeweler It's
South Holman street. has just taken
steps for a decided improvement in his
business pertaining to the optical line
and hopes to set up the most complete
establishment between Chicago and In
dianapolis.
As first step he has secured the
services OF Ned Conner, D. o., man
of many years experience. who is a
graduate of the South Bend school of
otology and Opthalmology, and also of
the Northern Illinois school. He has
worked both in Chicago Indianapolis
but comes to Hammond from Marion,
Ind where he leaves a good practice.
The contract for the. installment of
machinery for the grinding of lenses
and other work pertaining to optks,
has been let
Mr. Connor will be in the business
with Mr.. McGarry as a co-worker. the
amount of work having grown beyond
the latters capacity. A large room in
connection with the jewelry store will
be specially fitted for the optician and
when completed Mr. McGarry will feet
ready to undertake the fitting of eye
glasses on a large scale. The manner
of practice represented by the. schools
of which Mr.. Conner Is graduate uses
no drugs to prepare the eye to be fitted
with glasses.
Mr.. McGarry is himself q ID. o. being
a graduate of the Northern Illinois
School Of GEOLOGY and Opthalmology.
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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

The Laporte avenue ladies will give
farewell party to Miss Lila Schoen--
mann tomorrow afternoon the n onae
of Mrs. F. N Daegling on Iaporte av-
enue and One Hundred and Seven
teenth street
Mrs Thomas N. Boyle and daugh-
ter have gone for a trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Robson have
moved into the home of Arthur N
Beaubien on Laporte avenue. which
they recently purchased.
Mrs. Henry Davidson entertained
several friends from Chicago at her
home in Laporte avenue.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will be entertained
on Friday at the home of Mrs. ]. M.
Artman in Chicago.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of Chester
ton is in Whiting a few days on bust
ness
Mrs. Richard Whitaker and her
brother. George Thompson. of Alton,
III. arrived in Whiting yesterday. Mrs.
Whitaker, who Is from Niles, o. has
been in Alton visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs James Thompson.
| Mrs. George Roe of Davidson place
| has been entertaining her sisters. Mrs
| George Mann of Harvey. Ill. and Mrs
Edwin Arlington of Kankakee. Ill, fol
several days.
Misses Pauline and Sophia Wengel
were in Chicago yesterday
A bright baby girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Kelly of Davidson
| place on Monday morning
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Dansing and Mrs
! Richard Whitaker left last night FOL
| Cleveland, O., where Mr.. and Mrs Dan
| sing will spend several weeks visit
| ing
The Pythian Sisters very pleasantly
surprised Mrs. Orlando Lee at her hom'
| on Ohio avenue in honor of her birth
day anniversary. The ladies present
ed the hostess with a beautiful silve
meat fork. A luncheon was served ant
the evening spent was indeed a yer.
| pleasant one
Mrs. Charles Cole and son, James
| were in Chicago yesterday.
MR.. John Hannephin entertained
Mrs Kate Woods of Austin. ILL.,, oil
Monday.
Miss Wanda Buczkowski and Mrs
, Henry Petersen were in South Chicag
Monday evening.
The city council held a meeting o.
Monday night. but only routine bust
ness was transacted
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flowers of La
porte avenue will leave Monday for
two weeks visit in Michigan.
A meeting of the Municipal club wa
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WORKING
ON BASCULE
BRIDGE
Especial 70 THE TIMEs.)

Indiana Harbor, July 20-The Gary
Construction company is now at work
building a camp for workmen who are
to be employed on the construction of
the E J & f bascule bridge which is
span the canal in this city There are
TO be a number of wooden shacks which
will be used in housing about fifty
men.
Mr. O. P. Garnet, the superintendent
of construction has been on the ground
for several days. and is making his
headquarters at the South Bay hotel
The equipment for the work and the
materials are arriving and it is expected
that the work of actual construction
will be commenced not later than six
or eight days hence The work of put
ting in the concrete abutments will
occupy several months and after it is
concluded, it will be matter of only
a few days before the structural steel
work is in place Work on this feature
of the bridge will be begun before the
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GRIFFITH.

Frank Boehnmer was a Hammond
shopper yesterday.
A. Jameson transacted business in
Gary yesterday.
VIM Elder was in Hammond yester-
day.
Mrs. NJ L. Toohill left for Auburn
Park, Ill. yesterday morning to spend
a few days with relatives
Ray Dick went to the city yester-
day.
Adam Ebert of Hammond was a
pleasant caller here yesterday
The music teachers paid their regu-
lar visits on Tuesday.
H Smith and brother of the Crit
fifth Photo Supply company were out
here yesterday looking after their in
terests, but went back to the city last
night.
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WOMAN ROUTS
CONSTABLES WITH GUN
Another Officer Goes After
Mrs. Frank Hoffman
Dead or Alive.

Constables Jim L>otlden and Rem AL
len were routed from a house in Rob-
ertsdale, where they attempted to serve
writ OF execution by Mrs. Frank
Hoffman, who pointed a gun at them
and told them to get out, according to
the complaint they made in Judge F.
D. Priests justice court
This afternoon Constable Charles
Merryweather went over to Roberts
dale with a warrant for her arrest on
the charge of pointing a deadly weapon
at them, and Merryweather was uncer-
tain as to how he would come out in
his efforts to arrest her.
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after spendingf a few weeks with rel
atives here.
Mrs L. Becker of Kenosha, Wis, IL
spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Riley.
Mrs Charles Koontz of South Bend
and Mrs. o. A. Garfield of Miller, Ind.
were the guests of Mrs. r. r. Reisinger
today.
Mrs A. E. Pattee and children were
Hammond visitors today
Mrs w. Z. Goodrich OF Chicago
Heights, ILL.,, was the guest OF Mrs. M
McMichaei on Tuesday afternoon.
| Miss Martha Schaaf of Whiting. Ind.
was visiting friends here today.
| Miss Ethel Carlson was a Chicago
visitor Tuesday.
/, Mrs. Joe I-adra spent the day in Chi
cage shopping.
t Mrs. W. Shelley of Hammond was
the guest of Mrs. Ed. Armstrong this
J afternoon.
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FORCED INTO MATR|MONY
THROUGH MANCLEO SHIRTS

In Gary there are 1000 young un-
married men contemplating matrimony
as result of the terrible laceration of
their linen while in the laundries. But
tons disappear like money. socks come
back looking like beer sleeves and col
lars are transformed into buzz saws
with reckless abandon.
A writer has penned an epistle to
the Chicago Tribune stating it as his
opinion that the dissertations OF the
laundries have reached the point of
barbaric depravity and he points this
out as one of the causes of the high
cost of living AS the letter is very
timely its worth reading. Either the
laundry workers will have to become
accept married life as their fate. The
Tribune says:
The Tribune received yesterday a
soul stirring letter attributing the
high cost of living largely to "butchery
by laundries." The letter aroused the
| sympatheti interest of the unmarried
men on the staff and some of the other
kind. too, and therefore, as treating OF
| subject of wide concern. IL is printed
herewith:
! Chicago, July 16.-(Editor OF The
| Tribune. During the last few months
there has been considerable investiga-
tion going by various interests try
| ing to solve the cause of high living
prices. The so-called trusts. middle
men, and farmers have been pointed out
as the real culprits, but none of those
mentioned will, meekly stand the ac-
cusation.
L have had .hunch for some time
past that sooner or later the true cause
| of high cost living would be discoyeree
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COHESION

Mrs. H. B. Lynn is Chicago visitor
for a few days.
Mrs Sam Rice OF Fort Wayne was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Camp
bell for a few days
Mr. and Mrs. r. Davis and daughter.
Miss Edna. of Marion, Ind, are spend
ing the week visiting with Mr. and Mrs
c. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs H. Horstman and chill
dren of Chicago are spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs c. Schmidt
Misses Anna. Elizabeth and Julia
Weinzirl of Chicago are spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hirsch.
Miss V Brown of Bryan, O., will be
the guest of relatives here for few
weeks.
Mrs. z. Marquardt of Chicago is Wis
iting friends here for a few days
Mrs M Blacker returned TO Kenoshs
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and seemingly it has been by the
American Home Economic association
of Lake Placid. New York The asso-
citation is going to strike the ak at the
cost of high living prices by putting
stop to the buchery of clothes in
laundries. That is good news and
hundreds of thousands of men and wo-
men will be anxious to join the asso
citation. often clothes are returned
from laundries with one or more but
tons missing that have been pulled out
by the roots Double back hand sew
ing. reinforcements, and strong gussets
prove no security TO garments while
being pulled, jerked. and tormented
with flatirons. etc. in the hands of
laundry employees.
New shirts and shirt waists sent to
laundries TO be done up often are re-
turned the most thoroughly done up
ina gina ble-Reno is not in it. The
writer has many times whistled while
exs mining a bundle of mutilated cloth
es returned from a laundry in order to
prevent giving vent to language that
is not made use of at a Sunday school
picnic.
/ Il presume it would be folly to place
| this wholesale destruction of clothes in
laundries before Secretary Wilson, be-
cause he would say 1t is not restraint
of trade. but a boom for such makers
of clothes the laundries do up" In
order to be successful. it is advisable
for the association TO be strenuous and
not placid. c. s RIGGS
The Tribune would like to hear brief
| ly from other who have ideas on this
topic of the barbarities perpetrated on
their clothes during, the processes OF
| launderinG