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READ TO THE PEOPLE


which the king occupied while he was
the prince of Wales.
READ TO THE PEOPLE
The popular demonstration at an
end, the earl marshal and his attend
ants proceeded to the Ambassadors
court whence they proceeded to Char
ing Cross and thence to the city of
London, to read the proclamation to
the people at the designated points.
The route TO the city proper was lined
with 1000 troops, while at the places
at which the procession stopped and
repeated the ceremony troops and
horse guards were stationd. The royal
carriages of the duke of Norfolk, Sir
Alfred Scott Scott-Gatty and the Off
GERS of arms, followed by General
French with the headquarters staff and
a troop of cavalry, drove briskly from
St James palace to Charing Cross.
Thousands upon thousands, who had
waited since early morning. silently
watched the stately progress of the
heraldic procession.
At Charing Cross there was such a
crush that the police and troops had
great difficulty in keeping a space
clear for the heralds. The royal an
nouncers again blew a fanfare and Sir
Alfred once more read the proclama-
tion. The people sang the national
anthem, their voices being accompa-
MED by the music of the military
bands
LORD MAYOR AWAITS
Along the Strand the procession con-
tinued through lines of troops and
crowds of people to Temple Bar, at the
boundary of the city, where the lord
mayor the sheriffs. aldermen and Off
GERS of the city of London, all in their
oF bo oil1c of
the earl marshal
The ceremony here was of long dura-
tion and more elaborate, the city of
London to this day retaining its an
cient privilege of barring the entrance
of the kings men to the square mile
in which its officers rule.
In place of the barred gates of olden
times a red silken robe placed across
the street halted the procession. Com
ing to a standstill the trumpeters
sounded three loud blasts announcing
the approach of the officers of arms.
The city marshal, riding forward, chal-
lenged the APPROACH of the procession
with the cry:
Halt Who goes there?"
The reply, "The officer of arms, who
demands entrance to the city to pro-
claim his royal majesty's accession, .
came from the pursuivant.
The lord mayor having been in
formed of the presence of the royal
herald and having given his permission
for entrauce to the city, Rouge Dragon
stepped across the boundary and
handed the chief magistrate the prfvy
councils order that the proclama ton
be read. The throng that crowded the
narrow street stood in silence watch
ing the proceedings
The lord mayor then alighted from
his carriage and read the proclama-
ton and declared that Our high and
mighty Prince George has now become
our only lawful and righteous liege
lord George V" following the words
with the cry, Cod save the king"
The words were caught up by the
crowd and swelled to a mighty chorus
that filled the Strand and Fleet street.
The ceremony was repeated at
Chancery lane.
PAGEANT THROUGH CITY
Thence the lord mayor. with his
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ices be held at an Episcopal church to
commemorate the death of the king, for
1t is the desire of the British residents
of San Francisco to show their loyalty
to the dead king"
MESSAGE SENT
The consul general then read the fol-
lowing dispatch, which he sent by cable
to the British foreign Office last Sat-
urday:
San Francisco, May Z, 191O.-sir Ed
ward Grey, Bart, Foreign Office, Lon
don: On behalf of British residents in
California | beg to express to Queen
Alexandra. King George and the royal
family their respectful and loyal sym
pathy and profound sorrow in the ter
rible loss they and the empire suffer in
the demise of their beloved sovereign.
HEARN.
committee consisting of Consul
General Hearn, Rev. Frank Stone, chap
lain of the Seamen's institute, and Will
liam Balnaves was appointed to ar
range for the details of the services. -
1t was decided that the expenses of
the memorial service would be met by
popular subscriptions, which will be
received at the office of the British
consul general
BRITIsHERs PRESENT
The following were present at the
meeting:
Consul General w. r. Hearn, who
also represented the British benevolent
society; Consul Wellesley Moore; Hugh
Fraser, representing Clan Fraser; Mrs
e. Dixon, Britannia lodge; Mrs. A
Keats, Britannia lodge; Richard Can
non, Pickwick lodge; Thomas Poyser,
grand secretary Pickwick lodge:
Thomas Bradbury, Pickwick lodge; G..
Vale, grand treasurer Sons of ST.
George; Winifred B. Chapman, T. E. K
Cormac, c. B. Sedgwick, Rev Frank
Stone. William Balnaves
The committee adjourned to meet
again Friday afternoon at o'clock at
the consulate general, 26S Market
street.
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Message From Turks

LONDON, May 9.-In the house of
lords today Lord Lorenburn, lord high
chancellor, read the following message
from the president of the Turkish SEN
ate:
The Ottoman senate, joining in the
grief OF England at the loss of his
august majesty, King Edward VII, di-
rects me to convey to your excellency
its condolences and also an expression
of its deep sYmnathy,
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DYNAMITE SENDS
TWO TO ETERNITY
Men Attempting to Stop Flow
of Artesian Well Victims
of Explosion

REDFIELD. S. D.. May I'm iyna-
mite explosion here this afternoon two
men were fatally injured and three
others crippled for life. The men
were attempting TO stop the flow OF
an artesian well that got beyond con-
troll
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The Italian-Swiss colony are winning
fame for California in many foreign.
countries. Their export business in
choice Asti Colony wines is immense.
Order their Tipo cred or white) from
your grocer
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ROY ACCIDENTALLY KILLED-Gila. Ariz.
Nav 9-George Myers aged -. while at-
tempting to kill a rattlesnake today. accident
ally shot his brother. Carl. years of agc.
a revolver bullet pierced the boys spine and
he fol dead
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FORMER OFFICIAL s

FORMER OFFICIAL SENTENCED-Colum
o., May 9.-Former State Printer Mark Slater
was sentenced TO four years in the Ohio peni-
fentiary today by Judge Dillon. Slater was
convicted on the charge Of certifying to false
vouchers.
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GEORGE reign
IS PROCLAIMED
To ALL BRITAIN
Ceremonies in London Follow
the Form of Centuries
in Detail
Even Gates of Old City Are
Rarred to Representatives
of the King

els and Alexander of Teck. viii shortly
be given the title Of royal highness.
With the time honored ceremony of
a brilliant and impressive character
George Y was this morning publicly
proclaimed king of the United Kingdom
Of Great Britain and ireland and the
British dominions beyond the seas; de-
fender of the faith. emperor of India.
Sharply al the stroke of 9, four
heralds. arrayed in medieval uniforms
of scarlet, heavily braided with gold,
mounted the balcony Of Friary court
at st. James palace, where Queen
Victoria presented herself to the people
upon the opening Of her memorable
reign, and blew a fanfare through their
long silver trumpets.
The precincts Of the palace by this
time were great mass Of people, many
Of whom could secure but the briefest
glimpse Of the proceedings. The bal
comics and roofs of the ancient pal
ace, which had been draped with red
cloth. were reserved for the notables
all Of whom were in the deepest mourn
ing.
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Emperor Will Attend

BERLIN, May 9.--It was officially an
nounced today that Emperor William
would attend the funeral of King Ed
ward, residing while in London at
Buckingham palace, upon the invitation
of King George.
Last evening the emperor motored
from Wiesbaden to this city, and had
long interview with the British am
bassador, Sir William Edward H.
Goschen. during which he expressed a
desire to attend the funeral If such
course would be agreeable to the
British royal family.
These facts were communicated to
London and an Affirmative reply was re-
ceived today
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MULATTo IS ELECTRocUTED-o v.
T.. May 9.-Gilbert Coleman. a mulatto con-
yicted of wife murder 10 New York City,
electrocuted in Sing Sing prison today.
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Regrets of Senate

WASHINGTON, May "a resolution
of regret at the death of King Edward
VII was reported by the senate com
mlttee on foreign relations today as
follows:
Resolved, that the death OF his royal
imperial majesty, King Edward VII,
the bereavement of his people and the
loss to the world of his wise and kindly
influence for peace and good govern
ment, are deeply deplored by the SEN
ate of the United States of America
The senate then adjourned.
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SOCIAL NEWS FOR WEDNESDAY

Mrs. NJ. RothschiId Will entertain
the members of the Jewish Ladies'
Aid society Wednesday afternoon mt
her home in south Holman street.
The annual election of officers will
take place at the meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society of the First NJ.
e. Church Wednesday Mt the home
of Mrs. J. T. Hutton, 9S Ogden
street.
Mrs. o. w. Hill will have ms her
guests Wednesday evening mt her
home I'm Nuenfch Court the ladies of
the FleurdeIis Club.
The regular meeting of the MEM
bcrs of the Court of Honor will take
place Wednesday evening in 1. o.
o. f. Hall in State street.
The members of the Deborah Aid
Society of the First Christian church
will meet In the parlors of the
church Wednesday afternoon for
their regular weekly meeting.
There will be meeting of the
members of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the First Presbyterian church
Wednesday afternoon in the church
parlors.
MT. and Mrs. c. b. Miller will he
host and hostess to the members of
the Pedro Club Wednesday evening
at their home I'm south Holman
street.
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cox street are entertaining Messrs. Will
Aderholz. Ralph Hanson and Nick Mes
son of Lake Wilson. MINI. for a few
days. The guests came to Chicago with
several car loads of cattle and will re-
main for a short visit with friends and
relatives there and in Hammond.
Miss Alice Hess has returned to
Lowell to resume her teaching after
spending the past week end in Ham
mond visiting friends and relatives
Miss Florence Loveridge returned
home yesterday from Crown Point
where she visited over Sunday with
Miss Pauline Sauerman.
Miss Murel Wilcox will entertain the
young ladies of the Inter Sc Club at
this weeks meeting at her home in
Conkey avenue. Embroidery work and
cards will be among the features or
entertainment
Mrs James Dixon will be hostess to
the young ladies of the Philathea Glass
of the First Baptist church this even
ing at her home in Wood street
The young ladies of the N. Y. EN-
broidery Club will meet this evening
at the home of Miss Gertrude Herbst in
:
lar weekly club meeting at which en-
broidery work is enjoyed.
The regular bi-monthly meeting OF
the members of Progressive Court NO
| 166 Tribe of Ben Hur will take place
| this evening in the X. of p. Hall. There
will be initiation of several candidate:
and social hour has been arranged t.
follow the regular lodge session.
| A meeting of the members of tn,
True Kindred will take place this even
| ing in l. 0. O. r. Hall in State street
A full attendance of members is desired
Miss May Mertes and Miss France
West of Chicago will be the guests o
Miss Lucille Newman this evening
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Towle will be at home
| to the members of the Womans For
eign Missionary Society of the First N
L. church this afternoon from $50 I
500 o'clock. It is the regular month";
meeting and an interesting study pro
gram has been prepared. A cordial in
lvitation to be present was extende
the ladies of the congregation.
Mrs. w. G.. Harrison was called I
Westville, Ind. by the death of Mrs.
+. Phillips. The funeral services wi
be held this afternoon.
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A BUSINESS SESSION.

The members of the w. c. T. U. met
at Weis Hall in State ST. last evening
for their regular bi-monthly meeting.
1t was a meeting to which the members
and their friends were invited but the
attendance was not as large as had
been expected, on account of the cold
weather. The program was omitted
and the entire evening was devoted to
the transaction of the necessary bust
ness. 1t was decided to give up the hall
for the remainder of the winter and to
hold the meetings at the homes of the
members. The arrangements were
completed for an afternoon meeting to
be held Friday at the home of Mrs.
John Blanchard. 275 Michigan avenue.
other business of interest to the mem
bers was transacted after which a short
time was spent socially.
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1t was the regular weekly club meet
ing to which all the members are in
vited and several were in attendance.
The meeting will be the last one until
after the holidays when Mrs Harvey
Gostlin will entertain at her home in
Carroll street. Mrs. Dyer entertained
her guests very pleasantly in the usual
way of the club. The feature of enter
tainment was a Grab Bag" arranged
by the hostess for which the guests
prepared pretty Christmas gifts for dis
tribution among the club members.
Each member had embroidered some
article appropriate for a Christmas gift
which they placed in the Grab Bag and
everyone was remembered. An hour
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Ax1SrEREsr1NG MEETING.

The members of the history COM
mittee of the Hammond Womans Clup
met with Mrs. Samuel A. Bell at her
home in South Holman street yester-
day afternoon. A large NUMBER OF
members were present TO answer 10
roll call. Mrs. Clark Leaning, who
was chairman of the program commit
tee for the day. presided at the meet
ing. The topic for the day was christ
mas in Different Countries ana the
s+udv was most interesting and in
structive Mrs. NJ Rothschild, who has
travelled extensively in Europe anu
recentlv visited the Scandinavian
countries read a very interesting paper
on "Yule Time in Scandinavia.
naner nrepared by Mrs. Eta Bloom
hor On "C,hristmas in Mussia. Switzer-
land and italy, was read by Mrs w.
prr,+ TIE trio "Stilly Night" was
sung by Mesdames julius Duhsiiis'
caorse Dobbins and Melvin Monnette.
Mrs T Arthur Davis read paper on
..Holv Night and Miss Maud smith
inaner on "England's Christmas Tneh
q ,,oca1 selection The Holy Night by
Mrs Monnette was sung. she was &c
commanded on the piano by MIS- )
.rtnur Davis. The afternoons pro
ora, was closed by Mrs Clark Lean
inc reading a paper on 'Tosoda. Inc
naners were excellent describing lhe
aiffarent customs and ways of ceienrat-
inc christmas in the various countries
A delicious luncheon was served during
tha social hour. The members OF 'ii'
soc,a, committee were Mesdames D a
Doll chairman, D. E. Boone Nlchoia'
Emmerlins, c. w. Campbell and Johii
pa1,.rs The next meeting In tw'
weeks will be held at the resioences .
Mrs. Henry Lundt in Williams street
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PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED.

An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the meeting of the members
of the literature committee of the Ham
mond Woman's Club which takes place
today at the residence of Mrs. Minnie
Kline in Condit street Mrs. Kline Is
chairman of the program COMMITTEES Tor
the day and the study subject Is Shake
speare's LAS You Like 1t" MIS-
Shillinglaw, Mrs. II. r. Bell and MRS.
]. S. Blackburn will give papers The
meeting is anticipated with great
deal of pleasure on account of the IN
teresting program.
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~ .rrERNooN PARTY.

1x7,l1 lawson had as her guests
~.araav afternoon at her home IN
1,tacb avenue the members OF the
Embroidery Club. II was 'no
club meeting and all the nheliio -
present. An hour was
needle work and a Suessihe
was also one of the 1eaeuioo
entertainment. The honor III ~"
test was awarded to MIS-. Henry
The serving of DAINTY
cluded the entertainment 49,
rangements were not compie'eu !,
next meeting but announcement
will be made later
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Bruce and G. w. Scott. At the first
meeting held in December the officers
will be installed and at that time the
royal chief, John Hill of st. Louis, will
be present. The following officers
were elected last night.
Chief-William Fulton.
Tanist-Donald McLennon.
Chaplain-Rev. F. E. Walton.
Secretary-Win L. Farquharson.
Financial secretary-W. Hodge.
Treasurer-L B. Boyu.
Senior henchman-John B. Cooper
Junior observation-disclosures Fall
coner.
Sereschal-W. ]. Smith.
Warder-Robert Knox.
Sentinel-R- w. Greer.
Standard bearer-W. Gibson.
Physician--Dr. c. A. Delong.
Professionalism Mcneil, f. e
Walton, j. Caldwell Smith.
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uorn ANNUAL BAZAAR.

hars ~ the Ladies' Aid So
~ c.erman NJ. E. Church will
ho,d their annual bazaar THURSDAY III
! 49, of the church in Truman
Tho sale will open at two
-.-,a,. ond continue during the AFTER
noon and evening. the Pupiio
aordia1lv invited to attend ana IL = W
s;rad that there is gooo a.eehua.~o
40 proceeds will be used Tor the
to,e6t of the church Many uselui anu
~ratty articles will be arranged 10 az
tract the holiday shopper
The members of st. PauFs Lutheran
LEAGUE will hold an important BUSINESS
,oea4inc Thursday evening III '"e
school hall. the corner OF Sibiey street
and oakley avenue.
Mrs Norman E. Strouse VIII en'ei "a =
in honor of the members of the H. a.
= club Thursday afternoon at her
home in Truman avenue.
j A number of young people from Easi
Chicago are expected to be IN alteiio
ance at the dancing class IN Long
ua,, in state street this evening Dane
ING will begin at eight o'clock.
Miss Rose Kedrowski is spending the
wee,x visiting friends and relatives In
Chicago.
John Kodyker of Highlands spent the
dav in Hammond visiting relatives ane
tarnsacting business
Miss clara Hasse has returned to hel
home in SibIey street from Woodiawf
where she visited over Sunday witt
her sister, Mrs. Harry Carr
Born to Mr. and Mrs Fred Miller
their home. s26 South Holman stree
last evening daughter The child ma
heen named Florence Mildred.
Mrs. A. NJ DeWeese is expected to re
turn home this afternoon from Berne
Ind. where she has been visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Knoff for sew
eral days.
1 An important meeting of the mem
hers of Golden Rod Camp Royal Neigh
II bors will take place Thursday evening
4 in the 1. o. o. F. Hall. The annual cleo
ton of officers will take place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Newell of $40 Will
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Want Damages From City.

Gertrude Tucker who sustained IN
juries while riding in the south end
and who wants the city to settle with
her will now let up on all legal action
against the municipality if she is given
$50.
Assistant Street Commissioner Frank
Csargo, whose wife died as the result
of a fall on slippery sidewalks. wants
s146 compensation from the city for
he loss. The two requests for settle
ment are now under advisement before
the council.
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Red Men Elect Officers.

At the meeting of the Gary Tribe of
Red Men last evening the following
officers were elected:
Sachem--R. l.. Wolfe.
Prophetic. j. Kelley.
Senior saEamore-G. c. Yarnell.
Junior sagamore-W. H. Williams.
Chief of record-Lee an Ccyoc.
Collector of wampum--C. ]. Scherack.
Keeper of wampum-G. V. Starkey.
Trustee for unfinished term oe
Milestone
Trustee for eighteen months-J d
Gates.
Beginning with the first OF the year
the meetings of the Red Men will be
held in Hodges and Ridgley hall ev-
cry week on Monday evening instead
of Tuesday evening as heretofore.
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As predicted in THE TIMES some days
ago Special Judge Cravens permitted
defendant Thomas T. Knots, mayor of
Gary, to take change of venue to
Porter county. AS result the same
Judge but Porter county jury will de-
eide whether the mayor should be man
dated to send the blind pig men to jail.
Yesterdays action in granting the
change of venue puts the cases over
into next year.
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MEALS FOR THE DAY.
Wednesday, December 18th.

BREAkFAST
Grapes
Farina, Sugar and Cream
Broiled Bacon Cream Toast Rolls
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Fish with Potato Ddessing
Hot Cheese Toast
Cake Sandwiches Russian Tea
DINNER
PURGE of Turnip with Croutons
Lamb, Scalloped with Tomatoes
Glazed Sweet Potatoes
Russia Jelly Whipped Cream
Coffee
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Days News In Gary
CLAN M'NEIL
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Clan Mcneil held an important
meeting last night, taking in six new
members and holding their annual
election of officers The new candi-
dates last evening were Linn Nc
knight. John McLennon. David Cum
ming. DR.. c. A. belong, George w.
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be in charge of Messrs Keller. Hunter
and Simpson, who are Gary bank Off
Gals. At the same time the drawing
for the $50 gold piece will also take
place.
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ENTERTAINs CLUB FRIENDS.

One of the very enjoyable parties of
the week took place yesterday after
noon when Mrs. Victor Dyer entertain
ed the members of the Embroidery Club
at her home in South Holman street.
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SERVING WITHOUT A MAID.

= Because woman does not
. keep a maid LIS no reason why 4
= she should not ask her friends
. to meals If she so desires. Many
= things can be prepared ahead of
= time and, with the aid of a
= serving table to hold the neccs~
= sary dishes, there need be NO
= hitch in the proceedings.
= A serving table, to be prac-
= fical and at the same time at
q tracttve, should be covered with
. n small linen cloth and, If one
. has flowers, or a plant that may
= be spared for 1T. the blossoms
should be used there. The veg
= etabIc dishes, when brought
= from the kitchen, are put SYM
= metrfcaIly their own table,
= and when they are required are
= handed over and returned at
q once to their own places. Fin
= ger bowls should be in their
= places md may be in a line at
= the back of the table, ready for
y use when the other dishes are
= taken off.
There Is never any reason, be-
. cause woman does her own
cooking, that the serving of
= food shall not be attractive. 1t
takes little If any longer to
= decorate a dish with a few
leaves of parsley or to drop a
= flower into each finger bowl, IL
= the hOusekeeMr is go fortunate
. as to have garden.
Pretty dishes cost NO more
= than plain ones, and 1t In not
= waste of time, but refining, to
y make dinner or lunch table
decorative.
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The drawing for the $3.50 Buick
touring car. TO be disposed of for the
benefit of Holy Angels church. will be
public 1t will take place Thursday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock, in the knights
Of Columbus hall The drawing will
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Individual Chicken Pies Thursday.
December Is, zoe. We Cater Lunch. 80
East State street 12-13-2t
There will be a meeting Of the First
Baptist church Monday evening. De-
cember 18th for the election of two
trustees and other officers.
ANNAH EMERY. Church Clerk.
Don't forget the Eagles Stag on
Wednesday evening. Dec. ii, for mem
bers and their friends. A good time
has been arranged. Something YOU
don't want to miss. f3-e
Box skating party at the East Chi
cago rink tonight 13-1t
work LIFT
Get your Christmas money from the
Calumet Loan company. 212 Hammond
building. Hammond. Ind. Phone 3s3.
Come early. 2s-tf
Look for our remarkable offer in this
paper Jones Dishwasher Co. 12-12-tf
Don't forget the Eagles Stag or
Wednesday evening, Dec ID, for mem
bers and their friends A good time
has been arranged. Something yol
| don't want to miss. 10:
Five-mile team race at the East Chi
| cago rink Thursday night Dec
| 18TH 1919