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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
BIG FOURTH AVENUE LEASES
Two Firms Get Space for Rental
of S475,000.

NJ. e. L. Hess have leased for the Braen-
der Building and Construction Company
tho thirteenth. fourteenth and fifteenth
lofts. containing 1900 square feet, in the
Ashland Building. No. 3l3 TO 321 Fourth
avenue, at the southeast corner Of 24th
street. 70 Schaefer. Schramm & Vogel, one
OF the oldest commission houses IN the
city. who were established some time in
1886, and who have been on Broome street
for the last forty years The lease IS for a
term OF years, at n rental aggregatng S275,-
90: also for Klein & Jackson, from the
plans. the store and basement in tho build
ing they are going TO erect at the south
west corner OF goth street and Fourth ave
nue., 10 Charles SchOolhouse q Son. dealers
in silk. for a term OF years. at rental
aegregating 100000.
The United Cigar Stores Company has
closed ten years lease with c. NJ. Silver
man & Son for the store at the southeast
corner Of l66th street and Broadway. Tho
rental IS said 10 represent a new value for
commercial property in that neighborhood
The Charles i. Noyes Company has
leased the following space In the new six
teen story billiard Building. at John and
Dutch streets: A large portion Of the
twelfth floor 20 the Sovereign Fire Insur-
ance Company Of Canada, one-third Of the
seventh floor 10 Henry SObel, One-third Of
the thirteenth floor 10 Bunnell. Bunnell q
Reyea, a large suite Of offices on the ff-
teenth floor 10 Herman Lips and another
suite OF Offices on the same floor 10 Paul
Pullman. The cigar privilege in the same
building has been leased 20 Herbert Abb
bolt.
William H. Whiting & Co have leased
the building No. 262 Water street TO T. Van
Amringe q Son. the store No. % Rose
street 20 the +. c. Lewis Company. the
store No. 20 Murray street. 10 William J.
Reddy. the fifth loft No. 50 10 50 Fourth
avenue TO Joseph Fleischer and the fourth
loft. No. Is 10 % Gin street, TO Carl Kaiser.
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REC RDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee)
Interest . per cent unless otherwise stated.
MARCH 10
MANHATTAN.

! AMSTERDAM AVE. 943: stv hrk. 25xioo;
March 10. . yrs. per cont. Catherine Dcmarest
= Anna Maginn. $500 address. FOG East
S0th -.
ALLEN ST. . 25xs76. March s. yr. per
cent; Gershon Hausman and dno q benjamin
Siesel $1,000. address. West 1l4th IT,
o.. C III 81 ; I5o ,, IT of f,vineton st.:
re-. cent. Nalvird Newman q al. cSTs. 90 Jacob
Macher: 5000. address. - Maiden Lane.
MADISON AVE Il. p 'xlo0. March 10; > yrs:
Pullman Holding GO 10 Title Insurance Go, S2lj.-
coo, address, 80 Broadway.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. n " cor l9lst st. x
iucg prior mtg S29Uopn March 20. duc Jan
Is 1919: q per cent. AlmoIa Construction co -
Charles Sykes $1,000. address. 1Ul Madison
ave.
WEST END AVE. ~; . sty hr, 25xIoo;
March .; duo as per bond. Union Construction
co 20 " Z Grace Pcay ana ano. oArs; $l2,50o;
address, Poplar ave. Hackcusack y T.
WADSWORTH AVE, s Q cor 1Slst st. 1cox2j.
March = Us. Wadsworh luhdihg Go 70
Susan PrinR.c; 500. address. Elarti'z France
WADsWORTH AVE. n o cor lS1st ST. lolx25:
March y. . yrs. same 20 American " Hrtglge co.,
So. 900. address. 81 Nassau -.
1T AVE. O 26 # n Of an st. 2izso;
Charles J King. $500: address. 30 West
12Gth ST.
9TH AVE. W $. 500 =, OF 1e'h s.; 90 2yso;
10 Fifth Avenue Bank, 100000. address. $50
9Th ave.
18TH ST. 100 East: sly brk. IG.sx93ov irrer
ttriDT mtg $lNWUls Jan 10 WIS. y pc CENT
Annie Leykowitz to Rubin Resisr; $1,000; adj
| dress. - Meserole So. Brooklyn. Y.
eth ST s g. 229 II G Of an ave. - Sv9s D..
Mar.h y %rs , 2fr cent ns Gibson si 5,5
address. 40 East 3lsi st.
43D ST, il s. III o Of "a ave. 2Sxloo5
f M9fl' and Ms s5e Gascr to Henry HcarGcr
and ano. exrs $1,000. address. Is Park Row.
SANE PROPERTY prior mtg $1,000, March
50 500. ' adres yer o. s. Avenue 5al TO george Noes
52D ST 300 East. 199x irreg: March 10: due
NAV l. 1911. per cent; Abraham Adams 20
Lewis Lcavy. $500. address. 1857 Both 81. Brook
Ign
9th ST. - 10 81 West, 1255xl0o5: March 8.
2 WIS: Daniel Seytel ~ Title Insurance GO;
$4,000. address. l35 Broadway
18TH ST. s. l25 It o Of u ave 25xlo2
prior mtg $4,000 Msrch 6; demand, 9 per
cent: Louis Gewirz To- y Clinton Mackl"y 5000.
address. Mon,auk Club. - sth ave. Brooklyn.
s1sT ST. 525 East, sly br, 2'xlo2 GIrior
Frank y Y Zwinge: $1,000: address. 3lG East
sGth St
12sD ST. sos to Az East; : sty brk 7syioo u
Henry Hof 90 Henry Ruschmeycr. $4,000. adj
dress 214 West lOjth ST.
1s4TH ST. g. s. Isl. It W Of, Amsterdam ave.
sOxq9 II: March 10. : yrs; Wet 18th street
Construction Go = Margaret Howard $4,000:
address. - East 57th 81.
BROOK AVE 1855. cor 81 Pauls pl.
March /; due ass per bond. Nina Ssi . 20
drcs ,s''' ala Wcs, 10Th 81
BAILEY AVE. o 5. af4 q g Of 22Sth st. 2ixs5.
March :. yrs Tester building GO o. Frank
IMquccn ct al. $1,000. address. Oiathc. col
CROTONA AVE. Va cor 1sAth 81. ooxl2l
March 4 WIS. q por cent joseph Iesor 10
CARPENTER AVE. w s.. sSeG r. ~ cath
~ lO2xIo5 March 10. yrs. Frances Dunno 20
Harlem Savings Bank. 5000; address. 12i East
I,,wprvcE AVE lot * bk 2s27. ON land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11

Bender 10 Title Guarantee and Trust ,o' P-''
GO. al ross 1I6 Broadway.
.Isili ST II r. 40 Il g OF Morris aIe' 80
1866. listh ST. n s. 80 Il . OF MOTIFS as ave- 80
1866. lfSth st. n s. 20 II OF M vVll,a pitondi
iOG. March I. yrs: Nicola and libeIato bionu'
10 4 VI Hanen Brewing Co. s-o.'o' "uu'''''
39S East 1921 81.
16lSI ST 3s3 East. 25xI0; March !, , ouo q "a
per bond: Louis Reing TO Ilte Gu I,,a a''''' ~
Trust 90: s.. 500. address. iI6 Broad"ay'
10TH IT. s. 24.9 It " Of Rivcr ave; I Orti
each IL 0xsO % prior mtgs, eaCh Fo.Vy,, ', ~ =
"a 1904. 3 yrs. Alexandria VI Dike TO peorst w
McAdam. trustee. $1,000. address Iarry 'o"h'
y Y. o---
iS3D ST. 3. IS II W Of Hughes ave. - -"n,o
fprior mtg S. OOO,: March y: due as per Donu /;
gnngragafior Buci Israel Anshel TO Nlllldn >
f,,.,no,J. e. C5O. address 1918 Washington ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
TWO NEW APARTMENT HOUSES
Will Be Erected in Lenox Avenue and
Cost S400. 900.

Plans have been filed for the erection Of
two six story fireproof apartment houses
on the north side Of l4lst street. 2l5 feet
west Of Lenox avenue, for the Kramer
Construction Company, at total cost OF
10000. The buildings will have an entire
frontage Of i25 feet and a depth OF s1l
Es4t equipped with elevators asd accom-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MANHATTAN ST. 30 and Al; Leon Gibson a az
First United Presbyterian Church ct al Dec ~
1910. s21 81.
SAME PROPERTY; Rubin sragow agt same;
Dec -. 1910. Sl5 a.
SAME PROPERTY: lsdore Field ast same
Dec IS, 1910. 81 90.
KELLY ST 1913 To 1865: Samuel Afroino"ltz
agt boulevard Construction co 81 al; Nov 10
1910 cancelled: SIG 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
The following sales We're recorded at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos. Il
and &c Vescy street. yesterday:

~ Joseph I. Day.
WEST ST. 500 and 2e7. II . cor 10Th ST. ~ sx
IS 1X43Na0. 3 sty hotel. Crescent star Realty
Co aet a 4 Adler ct al. 4 y Pape. atty; G
Hoenninger. ref. amt due, 500. 100 as taxes.
etc. $500. sub 70 a first mtg Of 10000. 10 the
plaintiff for S62os7
sTH AVE. 29ls. s, 741i II Of 154th 81.
25X1oo sly tenmt and store: 4 Sloane agt
Hersch Frank 81 al. MUllan. G Il VI. attys.
II NJ XIX. ref. amt due, 1881 81 to Lewis
Jackson for $1,000
By Daniel Greenwad.
BARRY ST n cor Longwod ave, 6j 2X2o
x63 11X20 3. 2 sty dwg and store sheriff. sale
Of all right. etc. which VI Downey had on
Nov II. 1910. B I Shiverts. atty adjourned to
May 10.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRA,

TOWNSEND AVE. " =. 20 Il n q, 80.
GOxlOO. Title Insurance 60 Ok New Yo,D =
Brandt & Gartelman SIS coo NIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

MANHAITAN.
I1S- ST. n s. 275 n Of Lenox ave. Tor Two
q stv brk APARTMENTS l25xS6. ii; Kramer Con
str1lction 60 30 Nassau st. owner; q + Pelham'
507 5th ave architect. cost, 100000.
THE BRONX.
taoTH ST n 6 3i7 II OF Willis ave. sly
rrI< dyvIg isx51 3. second St Peters German
Evanzolical Lutheran Church. 14lst 81 and Wits
ave owners: Schaefer & Jaeger. 4Ol fremont
ave architects. cost, $1,000.
l4oTH ST, n s 3l7 n Of Willis ave. | sly
brk church 5Oxg2: second 81 Peters German
Evangelical Lutheran Church. i4lst 81 and Wits
ave owners: Schaefer e. Jaeger. 4Ol fremont
ave. architects. cost $4,000.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

pTNFUr' RST AVE " cor I7sth 81. 130ys7 ,:
william, Nesser co agt Peto Realty 60. owner
and contractor: SOS So
BROADWAY. cor 43d 81. loix1o4: A
Schwoerer e Sons. Inc. agt Mary A Fitzgerald
owner. Frank Tate and George Cohan The
a,ra 90 lessees. Broadway and 43d street Build
I'M. 60. lessee and contractor. SLID Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11

modations for forty-nine families. The
facade will be OF brick. with limestone and
terra Gotta trimmings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11

TO LET.-LOFr ~ FlREPEooF III ll.DlNr
seneer aud freight elevators. dimensions ''AlVo
: T. = y co. 524 52s West 5Lth 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
TERATIONS.

COSTER ST. cor Spoford ave; ! ETY. frame
church and SUNDAY school. 25x55. The church
Extension Committee Of the Presbyterian Church
OF New York l56 9th ave. owners, Waldo Put
nam Russell A. Broadway. architect; cost 81 .p0o.
WESToHESTER AVE- rs. sty brk tene
ment 56XSJ: Samuel r. Jacobs - West slst 81.
owner. Sommerneld & Steckler, 10 Union So
architects; cost. $500
THE BRONX.
ELIZABETH ST. " 3. 100 n ~ Canal 81, 20
two & sty rrk lofts: & Remsen. 30 William 81.
owner. g Meyers. l Union sq. architect. cost.
$50 nan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
LIS PENDEN S.

1T2D ST. : r. so n Of L.ongfellow 81. 5Oxl00
two actions William n Leonard. exr. agt Ben
iamn Vlau 81 al foreclosure OF two mtgs); at
tornev. W d Leonard.
BRYANT ST. cor 1s0th 81. --x159 SIX
irreg, Charles = Hallock agt Charles Purdy ct
al action TO establish yendees' lem: attorney
j Halock.
IBID ST. s 8. 165 n Of Park ave. 25xl00 5
Edward Burger act Bertha Blau 81 al fore
closure Of mtg: attorneys, II Bloch
WASHINGTON AVE. 1914: Jerome Frank agt
Cauldwell Ave 60 81 al foreclosure Of mtg;
attorney. J J Frank
1s3D ST, :. II II Of Beaumont ave. 2ax
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$500. 81 600 cash.
" SCHAREHORN. SprInrheld l.. I
uOnOrGn OF nHOOkLNN.

OITN SUNDAY NFTERNOON.
25II BEDFORD AVE, near clarendon road
TWo.afort and basement. limestone box
stuop. two famuy duplex, modern, up 60 date.
DON'T buy % house until YOU have seen this /
took ~ FOR ID second mortgage and IN must be
cold SAMUEL J. COMFORT. l3i Broadway.
brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
REAL EsTATEFoR SALE or TO u
NEW JERSEY.

EUGENE a. KELLY
opposite East Oranse statlo1+
Has the most cOWplelS
list OF modern homes
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:AL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO lie
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
HOLLIS PARK GARDENS

Indicates the highest type of suburban
devclopment-wi - minutes of Man
haitian. 4 few houses just completed
and offered for sale are I'm full keeping
with the property. \ postal or tele-
Phone call will bring 10 you full informa-
ton and prices g. \. VAUGHN, 30
Fulton St. Brooklyn. Phone GAL Main.
HOUSE JUST COMPLETED. OVERLOOKING
Long ISLAND SOUND. - minutes from
Herald square. % room house. bath. all improve
ueuts situated ~ Wht'stouc Landing. few
Do. irutcs from water. price, 81 100, $500 cash.
IaIanee like rent. also finest modern room
house on Long Island $500. very easy terms.
MILESTONE 1iG East San St, New York.
A NEW HOME-SlX ROOMS
steam heat. pargu,t floors. hardwood mission
finished tiied bath. large attic; Queen Anne
St7CO. 81 600 cash.
" SCHAREHORN. Springfield. T.. I
MODERN HOUSE.
II miles out overlooking l. sound decided
with permanent waterfront privileges for boat
.rg bathing etc $500 cash needed BEECH
HURST. . Il. ie5th 81. y. Tel DO Harlem.
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II you ARE LOOMING FOR PRoPERI, Z
the Oranges for sale or rent All pr"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11

J. WALKER BUILDING co. CONTRACTORS
and Builders.-Contracts taken from excava-
ton 10 completion Of country homes Smith
Building, Greenwich. Conn. Tel 5Tl once
residence. 500
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j. y. CROSBY. SMITH RUIIDING. GREEN
Wich. Conn Builder aud manufacturer OF
hnc exterior c2bIuet WORK. IA building CON
tractor my specially Is creating fine country
residences
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70 LET FoR BUSINESS PURPOSES BUSINESS PURPOSES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26

The sermon by Rev. John Paul
Stafford at the Methodist church last
night was received By a good audience
with marked pleasure. His keen
analysis of the theme and the strong
putting of his points had telling
effect. To show why all people should
be in working fellowship with the
church he made the following points
First, there is the terrible fact of sin
In the world. 1t reality is testified to
not only by the bible but by all pen
Eanent literature, and by all investf-
eating bodies. Second, the church is
the only institution in existence whose
sole aim is the defeat of sin and the
deliverance OF Its victims. Third, the
church succeeds in it's work when its
great forces are utilized. His sermon
was a most convincing effort The
ladies quartet. composed of Mrs Rob
bins. Mrs. Dunsing, Mrs Spellman and
Mis- Ferris gave very helpful song.
Rev. Stafford will preach again this
evening and on Friday evening. The
people are most cordially invited to
hear these discourses.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26
MRS. BULL EyTEnrAIxrp

MRS. Frederick A. Bull delightfully."-
entertained a company of friends at
her nome In state street yesterday af-
ternoon and a social club was organiz-
ed- Inc club will be known as the
otica Cub and they will meet every
Two weeks on Wednesday for an af-
ternoon card party Mrs. Roy Traverse
VIII be the next hostess and will enter
tain next wednesday at her home in
East Sibley street After the business
IN Connection with the organization of
the club had been disposed of, an en-
Joyao time was spent at the card
tables Several games OF pedro were
Played and the honors in the games
were won by Mrs. VIII Ziegler and
MRS VIII Lawson The consolation
prize was awarded to Mrs. Thomas
hart The serving Of a dainty luncheon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26
ENTERTAINs At CARDS.

An enjoyable meeting of the mem.
bers Of the Fleurdelis Club took place
last evening and Mrs. Mabel Truede1I
entertained at her home in Ogden
street. 1t was the weekly club partv
and all the members were present. Mrs
irueoen entertained in the usual way
OF the Grub and several games of pedro
were played The guests played at
small tables in the parlors and after
several games the honors were award
60 10 MRS. TrueGell. Mrs. Hupp and Mrs.
oiasso". Mrs Hill was awarded the
consolation prize. At the conclusion Of
the games q dainty luncheon was serv-
90 and the remainder of the evening
was spent socially in conversation Nrrs
II. o. Young was named as tho naxt
hostess and she will entertain nax+
Wedneday evening at her home in
Ogden street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26
A SURPRISE Party.

number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Hohhlt went to their home
in May street last. evening and gave q
surprise party in their honor. The
guests numbered about twenty and
they gathered in the parlors and spent
a very enjoyable social time Cards ano
music were the features of entertain
ment and the guests enjoyed several
games, of pedro They played al nv7
small table in the parlor Following
the games q daintily arranged course
luncheon was served at the small
tables Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. ]. f. Zero. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K
Stinson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Silver. Mr.
and Mrs. w. Jones. Mr.. and RS. D. r.
Bone. T. and Mrs. George Jaqua. Mr..
and Mrs. j. #. Irish, Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Stinson, Mrs ID. NJ. Sears Mrs. e A.
Seowden and Mrs A C. Mcmahon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26
SOCIAL NEWS FOR FRIDAY.

Mrs. c. z. c. Payne will entertain
the ladies' Of the Industrious Twelve
mt an afternoon party Friday at her
home, SIP Wilcox street.
Miss Day Malo will hive as her
guests Friday evening at her home
in West Hammond the y0unx ladies
of the II. A. T. s. Club.
The young ladies of the G, e. r..
Club will meet at the home of Miss
Ethel Hoffman In Truman avenue
Friday.
Edwin Campbell will be host to
the members of the Good Boys Pleas
ure Club Friday evening at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. f.. i.
Campbell in Indiana avenue
Miss Georgia DeWeese Will enter
tain the gf-ls of the j. f. f. Club at
their weekly club meeting Friday
evening at her home in, Rimbacb
avenue.
The members of the Jnfversttv
Club announce an informal dancing
party TO be given In the club rooms.
Friday evening.
The annual installation of officers
will take place Mt the meeting OF the
members of Hammond Temple No. n
Pythian Sisters TO take pIuce FRI
day evening.
Mrs. Charles G. Holman of Mason
street Will entertain the member. 90
the Marquette Club Mt their meet
Ing Friday afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26

Dave Hirsch, the new president of
| the lodge. and a number of others were
the authors The vehicle for the climax
was fake debate between DR.. Eb-
right and Frank Cooley According to
the program they were to debate on
the best ways and means for new mem
bers, and in the course of the argu-
ment, DR.. Ebright was to accuse Frank
Cooley of some heinous crime at which
the should shift to Breathftt
county, Ky. and the gun pay to com
mence.
Heavy on the Drama.
You dare to call me a liar?" shout
ed Cooley to DR. Ebright in answer to
the latter's charge Apologize, you
craven knight of Escalapius or by the
holy smoke the angle worms shall
fatten on your corpse in preparation
for the spring fishing. What, not yet
on your knees?"
Sir, this from Doc Ebright. II
apologize to no man who spells his
name C-o-o-l-e-y, and especially not
when his left handle is Frank Lay on
Macduff, and damned be him who first
cries, Hold, enough" And with that
the shooting irons barked, the lights
went out, chairs were overturned and
the frightened onlookers bolted for the
door
1t took Dave Hirsch fifteen minutes
before he could restore order and ask
ed for more suggestions under the head
for the good of the order"
The judges were Alvin Green. Albert
Fisher, Duke Nearly, Art Schultz, Chas
Schulta and Mr.. Cook of Lansing. Mich
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26
MEET IN CHURCH PARLoRs.

There was an unusually large at
tendance of members at the meeting OF
the Deborah AiQmoeisty OF the First
Christian church held yesterday after
noon in the social rooms of the church
in Calumet avenue. The afternoon was
devoted to quilting and a great deal of
work was accomplished During the
business meeting the members --ace
arrangements for the next meeting to
be held Wednesday. February 1st. 1t
will be an all day session and the mem
bers are cordially invited to attend. A
pleasant social hour followed the work
meeting when a committee of members
served refreshments.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26
SOCIAL FUNCTION AMAZED
AT TERRIFIC GUN PLAY
But Was Found The Combant Are
Friends Once More.

Pandemoniun reigned last night at
the regular meeting of the Hammond
Aerie of Eagles when. under the head
of "the good of the order" DR.. J. d.
Ebright and Frank Cooley whipped out
revolvers and opened fire on each 9TH
er. Nc arrests have been made but
Captain George Hanlon of the Ham
mond police departing who is him
self a member of the order. investi-
gated the affair this orning. To add to
the confusion some one switched off
the electric light In the hall at the
time were out-of- town lodge members,
who being unacquainted with the exits,
ran pell NELL into the walls to get to
the streets. At a late hour no trace
could be found of a Lansing (Mich.)
man. who gave his name as Cook, upon
entering earlier in the evening He
was there as a guest and visitor, and
until the shooting acted as a Judge in
a debate which started the rumpus be-
tween DR.. Ebrlght sand Cooley. ]. ID.
Ebright. having heard of Captain Han
Ions investigation today. went to Chi
cago this morning. Frank Cooley had
little to say. stating only that when
the public learned the facts and the
circumstances it would not blame him
for his part in the shooting.
Nobody injured.
Taken all in all the shooting last
night was one of the best jokes that
have ever been perpetrated in Ham
mond. especially since the whole affair
worked out on the lines of well ar
ranged, thoroughly prepared program.
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nue. large attendance of members
Is desired as the usual business and
social program will be carried out
Mrs Arthur Merrill has been spend
ing few days this week visiting her
relatives in Merillville
The Misses Lola and Blanche LYONS
VIII be hostesses at the meeting of the
presbyterian Social Club this evening
IN the church parlors. Various social
games will be enjoyed after which re-
freshments will be served
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26
HOLD WEEKLY MEETYNc.

Mrs. Bull and Mrs Rutledge were
hostesses at the meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the First PRESBYTERIAN
church yesterday afternoon in the
church parlors in South Holman street.
Fhe meeting was very largely attended
and a great deal of work was accom-
piished. During the social hour the
hostesses served refreshments The
next regular meeting will take place
Wednesday. February 1st in the church
parlors and the hostesses will be nam
ed later. 1t is desired that there is a
large attendance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26
ELECT OFFICERS.

AT the meeting OF the Ladies of the
knights Of Columbus held yesterday
AFTERNOON in the K. of C. Hail. the an
nual election of officers was the i'm
portant feature. Other business of in
terest to the members was transacted
after which the members enjoyed a So
cial hour. The members played several
games OF pedro a small tables in the
haii ana the honors in the games were
won by Mrs. John Heiser and Mrs Ida
Hoffman. Following the games a dain-
" luncheon was served. The next
meeting will take place in two weeks
on Wednesday and a full attendance of
members is desired. The election re-
suited as follows:
President-Mrs. A. j. r. Hill
Vice Pres.-Mrs- Thomas Kennedy.
Treasurer-Mrs. Ida Hoffman
Secretary-Mrs. w. ID. weis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26
Death Of Girl.

Helen Sebocinski, the seven-year-
old daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. G. Sob
ocinski, 120-152nd street. West Ham
nond. died yesterday after two weeks
Illness.
The funeral has been arranged for
tomorrow morning. Services will be
held at St Andrews Polish Catholic
church at o'clock and interment will
be made in Holy Cross cemetery.