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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

vahnost V gibanju nekoc tako ne
okretne OrjaSke we've. Vprasanje
podrzavljanja rudnikov .ie stopi-
10 IL stadija V stadij propaganda.
Federacija je izdelala zakonski
nacrt "a pOdrzavl.jenje britskega
rudniStva in namerava po vsej de
zeli ~razviti velikansko propagan-
do V prilog tega nacrta.
Tudi govor. $ katerim je pred
sednik otvoril letonSjo k%onferen-
60. kaze Ma to, da gre razvoj res V
tel smeri. Prvikrat V svoii zgo-
DOWN. je konferenca rudariev
sIiSala predsedniSki govor, XII nj
obstoJal IL tisoGkrat premletih
fraz, V katerem sc je temvec sku-
salo DAFT %miSljenju in delovaniu
organiziranih rudarjev pravo
smer in cilj. Zlasti zanimiv je bill
ON pasus V govoru, ko .je pred
sednik naglasal potrebo, da Sc v
rudnistvu V interesu delavstva in
' interesu celokupnosti sploh DO
DRAW. in ko jc naznanil propa-
gando. XII 10 ie bila zveza skleni.
la. "Ze mnogo let SEM. ie deial
predsednik, "smo ma nash Ietn;b
zborih sprejemali resolucije. XII
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

mia. Vojna hi koristila samo o.
svojevalni politiki interesiranih
velesil. Vojna med Bolgarijo id
Turcijo koristi pred vsem ruske-
mu osvojevalnemu oStremljenju
ma Balkanu. Potem stopi tudi ri.
ska tajna konvencija 2 BolgariiS
V veljavo, pc katcri zasede V sin.
caJu vOjne $ TurGiio rusko bro.
dovje bolgarska pristaniSGa 81
Crnem rOju. s tenn hi bila Rusii
zagotovljena invaziia IA .juzno
Bolgarsko. odkoder pclje pOte1s
najkrajSa pot V Carigrad. Vojns
"a 'avtonomijo" Macedonia bi
ne ola hi dosegla svoj smotef
Bolgarsko totalno izcrpala in q
slabljena Bolgariia hi bila poter
ruskemu despotizmu ma milost 10
nemilost ~izrocena.
cato bolgarska socialna demo
kraciJa odlotno nastopa proti te
Volni ter Sc Z vso ~encrgiio zavze
ma IA 4druzitcv balkanskih marc
dov V federativno republiko. Ia
naloga ie "a bolgarSko socialno
demokraciio in IA s%Ocialno demo
kracijo balkanskih dezcl sploh t.
mu najnujnejSa. ker ie .jasno, da
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

Vlasov izgubil zivljenje, .ie paG
dokaz. kako blazna je vojna
strast nerazsodnih mnozic.
Pa ne samo ma ulici. tudi V So
branju je edini socialisticni po-
stance Sakazov neustraSeno ma
stopil proti vojni in mobilizaciii.
ravno tako, kakor niegov tovariS
Lapceric V srbski skupSGini.
Bolgarska socialna demokraci-
ia Je STEER razcepliena V dvo.ie
smeri. R~adikalna frakciia .ie ost-
70 nastopila prot avtonomiji Ma
cedonije, kakor 10 propaganda
meScanske stranke. Radikalna
frakcija je MANFRED mnenja. da bi
lzvedba tie avtonomije sploh ne
pomenila nikakSne reSitve bal
kanskega vpraSania. Kajti avto-
nomiJa Macedonia hi bila ravno
tako preporna tocka "a balkans.
Ike drzave in njihove dinastiie.
kakor tudi "a evropsko diploma.
ego kakor zasuiniena Macedoni.
ia, Steer pa hi evropske velesile
XII so interesirane ma balkanskem
polotoku, tudi pod nobenim pogo
lem ne pripustile. da hi Sc ustva-
rlla Y resnici avtonomna Macedo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

smo V njih izjavljali, da je cas- do
zorel, da preide rudniStvo V roke
Wade, Xxi maj rudnike obratuje V
Interest," vsega naroda. Mislim. da
je stavka jludstvo podrzavlienju
rudnikov nekoliko priblizala, ali
hi ga ysaj morala priblizati."
Tudi o sindikalizmu .je sodrug
Smile r%azprayljal.. En- del taso-
pija je njegova izvaianja tako pc
pomona napacno interpeliral. da
je IL zagovornika podrIavlienia
postal prijateli ali zagovornik
sindikalizma. Kar je predsednik
rudarjev dejal in kar je tudi po-
zneje V privatnem pogovoru po-
trdil, je TO, da Sc sindikalizem nc
SINE kar meni mic tebi mic obSoja-
ii, ker ina ia beseda ma Angle
skem tako malO kredita. Kar Sc
ma AngleSkem razumeva pod sin
dikalizem. je neka.i zelo neiasne-
ga. Ako Sc razume pod TEN poi
nom gibanje, XII Sc je postavilo
"a cilj. da s pomocio sabotazt
sprawl proizvajalna sredstva ka-
Ike industrije V roke delavcev te
industrije, potem je Smillie ma
sprotnik Sindikalizma; to hi bill
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
POLITICNE ZAHTEVE.
,voboda tiska, govora in zborovania.

]. Absolutna svOboda tska, govora in zborovania.
: Npelje maj Sc naraScajoci dohodinski davek. poveca soda
MI korporacijski davek ma dedScine mai Sc pa raztegnG tako da
DO naraScal sorazmeInO Z vrednOstjo posestva in 4 ozirom ma biz
MOST sorodstva. Dohodki. ten davkov imajo Sc porabhi "a social
zacijo industrije.
) Odprava monopolskega lastnistva patentov, XII Sc mai nado-
nest 5 kolektivnim lastniStvom in Z direktnimi nagradami iznai-
diteljem potion premii ali odlikovanja.
1 NeomeJena in jednaka voilna pravica "a mOSke in zenske.
:. Iniciativa. referendum. odpoklic in proporcionalno zaston-
stvo, narOdno in kraievno.
g odprava sonata in predsednikovega veta (zavraGanja "a
konov).
4 VoHtev predsednika in podpredsednika direktno cd lind.
S Vrhovnemu sodiscu Zedinienih drzav mai Sc odvzame moe
razsoJati o ustavnosi zakonov, Xxi iih sprejme kongres. Narodni
zakonl naJ Sc prekicejo ali odpravijo lie potion sklepa V kongresu
all potion splosnega glasovanja vsega ljudstva.
9 Odprava sedanjih omejenosti glede spremenitve ustave,
tako da Sc ustava zamore spremeniti ali dodati potom odloka We
cine volilcev.
Stvom Y kOngresu in Z demokraticno formo municipaIne Wade
samo "a krajevne razmere.
II. Demokraticna ujudska) vIada "a vse tertorije Zedinje-
NH drzav.
u. Vzakcnitev sploSne izobrazbe. zlasti vokativne (pokIicne>
izobrazbe "a rame korstme stanove. Ustanovi mai Sc posebni
vladni oddelek "a liudsko izobrazbo.
13. Sprejmejo mai Sc nadalini zakoni "a vzdrzevanje dobrih
zdravstvenih razmer. Ustanovi maj Sc neodvisni zlraystveni biro
5 takimi dOlOGhami, Xxi bodo dovolievaIe popolno svobodo prakti6-
MIN Solam.
IA. sedanji bro "a deo st ina lociti cd t~rgovskega oddelka
in poStane mai samostoini vladni oddelek.
10. Odprava vseh federalnih distriktnih (okroznih) sodiss in
distriktnih prizivnih sodiSc. u zadevami. XII izviraio med drzav.
llani IL wee drzav in IL inozemskih korporacii. mai Sc peGaio samo
drzavna sodisca. Use sodnike ma. izvoli liudstvo "a kratko dobo
16. SodiScam Sc mora takoi odvzeti moe - ida; anio sodn;b
prepovedii Gnjunction).
Il. Brezplacna administrator zakona.
is Sklicati Sc ina konvenciia "a reviziio ustave Zedinie nj
drzav.
Tie zahteve. ktere DO moGeh zamoremo izsiliti il kapitalizma v
olajSavo delavcev, so samo priprave delavcev u polastitrv Wade
lmunlclpalne, drZavne In Zvezne ali federalne), ma kar lahkO no.
loAjo temelj novemu sstemu za socializirano industriio kar i'm
gre pc GlOveSkem in prirodnem pravu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
KOLEKTIVNO LASTNISTVO.

l. koiektivnO (skupnO) lastniStvO in demokrat:Gna Qiudska)
upraYa zeleznlc. zitnh in hrezziGnih brzojavov in telefonov. eks-
presa. parobrOdnih err in vseh ostaih d~ruzabnih sredstev "a
tanSportacilo in komGnikacjo ter konGno vseh veciih industrij.
> Munlclpalna. drlavna ali federalna vlada mai nemudoma
otvori svoje ztnice. klavnice. Skladica in druge dishibuciiske
postoJanke V svrho omejitve sedanje neznosne draginje.
g. RudnIkl. premogokop. kamenolomi, petrolejski vrelci. 60
zGovi in vodne sile mai p'staneio javna last.
l. ohTana IN razvoi naturnih bogastev V dobrobit vsega liud-
silva
Ia L umnim pogozdovanjem IN protekcijo lesovja:
(a) potion izsuSeVanja moGyirnatih krajev;
&C. potion napelJevanla tekocih voda in uporabe vodnih sill:
(d) Z odpravO sedanje ekstiayagantne potrate zemlie in bogatih
produktov rudnikOv in petrOlejskih vrelcev.
(el Il lzbOLJsanJem N L eradnjo noyih ceSt in kanalov.
D koiektlvno 'astnEtvo zemljBG, kjerkoli je to ~prakhcno; V
slucaJlh. kJer le nepraktitno. pa apropriacija potion obdavcenja
ietne rentne vrednosti ve emile, Xxi sluz V spekulativne ali IL
koriScevalne svrhe.
i'll denarnega sstcma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
INDUSTRIALNE ZAHTEVE.

Zdravje in zivljenja delavcev in njih rodbin Sc ina cuyati in
ohraniti potion
L. skIajSanja delavnika sorazmerno Z n~arasGajoGo uspe snost,.
jo maSinerije
p odpocitka "a vsakega delavca najmani poldrugi dan Y
tednu;
3D. bojSega nadzorovanja Gnspicirania) delaynic tvornic
in rudnikOv;
A. prepovedi della "a mladino pod Sestnaisim letom:
o. cooperative organizacije industIij V federalnih kazni-
mean V korlst kaznjencev in njih od~visnikov;
g. prepOvedi medrdrZavne transportaciie Cizvoz ali uvoz u
enc drzave Y drugo) proizvOdov o~trOSkega in kaznieSkega della
kakor tudi p~roizyodoy in nenadzorovanih tGvarn in rudnikov:
T., odprave profit sistema pri vladimir delhi, kteri Sc mai ma
domesti 4 direktnm vposevanjem delavcev ali pa potion pogodb
tkontraktov) : kooperativnimi skupinami delavcev:
. ustahovltve mimmalaih platilnih lestvic in potom
g. odprave oficijolne dobrodelnosti (charity). ktera So mai
nadomesl L staros'nim zavarOvanjem. "a ktero nj treba nicesar
prlSpevatl, daljc 4 generanim siStemOm drzaynega zavarovania
prou 0fezpoSelnostl in telesnim p~oSkodbam ter Z obveznim Java
rovanJem delavcev pc deOdajalcih brez stroSkov delavcev -
proti boleznim. nesrecam in smrti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

smeSen individualizem. Ako pa Sc
razumeva pod sindikalizmom
zdruzitev strokovnih organizaci.j
V industrijske zveze in pa narod-
no in mednarodno zdruzitev teh
zvez, potem je pc njegovem mnen
i'll pray malo delegatov. Xxi hi bill
nasprotniki te zahteve.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

mora tudi ustanoviti posredOvalnice "a dobavo della; draavam in
obcinam mora posodii denar brez obresti V svrho izvrIevania
laVnlh del IN storti mora V danih moGeh ve potrebne korake,
ola omeJi bedo med delavci, ktero je provzroGila anarhija kapita.
EstiGnega razreda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
PROGRAM.

Il namenom, da Sc delavci cimbolj okrepe V boiu "a mas koncni
cj in da se $ tenn vecjo sio upiraio kapitalistGnemu izkorisGan.
ju, propagiramo in 5 zavezuiemo izpolniti po nash izvolienih
uradnikih sledeci program:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
REZPoSELNosT

flpna pomoc oil Wade brezposelnim delavcem potion otvoritve
vseh koristnih javnih del. Use osebe. XII so vposlene pi iaynih
delhi, morajO bMi najete drektno Cd Wade, II smeio delati yec
kakor osem ur dnevnC in 20 obstojecih unijskih pla6ah Vlada
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-05
ENTERTAIxs INFORMALLY.

Miss Evelyn Erickson very delight
fully entertained a number of friends
at her home, 321 East State street last
Saturday afternoon between the houhs
OF two and five O'Clock. Among the
guests were Mrs. Sligsr and the mem
bers of her Sunday school class of the
Christian Sunday school. The after
noon was spent very enjoyably with
games, contests and music after which
refreshments were served. A daintily
arranged luncheon OF two courses was
served. Covers were laid for the fol
lowing guests, Ms Siiger. Gertrude
Bush of East Chicago. Verna Sliger. Iva
Denton. Ruth McGuain. Margare
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-05
Club Completes
Details For Dance
Formal Function of University Club Will Be Held on
Next Thursday Night

The entertainment committee of the
University club of Hammond. of which
John w. Morthland is chairman, is
making preparations to take care of at
least 100 people, or so couples at the
dinner dance and card party that is to
be given at the club rooms next Thurs
day night.
Mrs. Mary Epker will cater for the
dinner. and the menu which she has
submitted is first class IN every particu-
lar. The dinner will be served in the
ball rooom, as was the case at the last
annual affair. and then the tables and
chairs will be cleared away for dane
ing.
Tables are to be arranged in the card
room so that those who prefer to do
so may play bridge instead of dancing.
1t is understood that there will be a
large number of couples who will chose
card playing instead of dancing.
Some handsome prizes are to be pur-
chased for the card players. and this
feature of the evenings entertainment
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-05

is to be made prominent as the dan
cling.
BallOu Coming.
Ballou's orchestra of Chicago has
been selected to furnish the music for
the occasion. This will be a strong ap-
peal TO those who have danced to his
perfect dance music
The dinner will be served in FIVE or
SIX courses. and will be fully up to the
standard that was set by Morse Bros.
of Chicago. who catered to the club last
year.
The affair is to be formal, as was the
first annual dinner dance, and 1t is un-
derstood that there are to be a large
number of out-of-town guests present
on this occasion
From preliminary canvas of the
members it Is apparent that there Will
be a large attendance this year. The
price of the tickets has been greatly
reduced. Last year the charge was 81
a couple, but this year ii will be but So
The only different will be that few OF
the frills will be eliminated this year
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-05
A BRIDGE DINNER.

An exceptionally pretty affair was
dinner of twelve covers at which Mr..
and Mrs. Charles G.. Holman were host
and hostess to the members of the
Evening Whist Club last Saturday
evening at their home in Mason street.
A dinner of four courses was served at
seven o'clock. The table decorations
were daintily carried out in yellow and
white and a bowl of jonquils formed
the center piece. Following the serv
ing of the dinner the guests returned to
the parlors where tn evening was spent
very enjoyably at the card tables. Sew
eral games of bridge whist were play :
ed Three tables were occupied Mrs.
Frank Hammond and MIR. w. +. Ma
shine scored high. In two weeks on
Saturday evening. February 18th Df.
and Mrs. 7. Edwin Bell will give {,
bridge dinner at their home in Webb
street. The party will be given in
honor of the members of the Evening
Whist Club who are Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Mashinc,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Winckler DR.. and
Mrs. T. Edwin Bell DR. and Mrs. Rob-
ert ellis and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C.
Holman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-05
. p>Mefyh
PERSONAL
L PGE&787 u
P8#

The members of Silver Light Hive.
L. o. r. NJ. will give one of their popu-.
lar pedro parties Wednesday evenig.
February eth in the X. of P. hail. SGT
Mrs Fred Newell returned TO her
home in South Holman street Satur-
day from Lima, Ohio. where she was
called by the death of a relative.
Miss Una Hoover of Hamilton Park.
Chicago. spent Sunday in Hammond.
the guest of Mrs. NJ. Louisa Woods at
her home in South Holman street.
Miss Florence Miller of Carroll street
has returned from Chicago, where she
spent the past weekend visiting with
friends
Miss Emma Huehn was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. IL. Stewart at their
home In Woodlawn Sunday
Edwin F'redericks, who is attending
De Pauw university at Greencastle.
Ind, is spending a short vacation with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fred
ericks, at their home in Webb street.
Miss Johanna Engebo. formerly OF
Hammond but who has been in Europe
for the past few years. visited Mrs.
Lawrence Becker at her home in Rim
bach avenue last week on her way to
Minneapolis. where she will remain in
definitely Miss Engebo had a class in
music when she lived in Hammond and
will be remembered BY many Hammond
people.
Mrs. William II. Puntney, 56s Indiana
avenue. is visiting her daughter, Mrs
John Northrup. in South Bend.
c. J. schoon and c. ooms, Of the vi.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-05
DICTATES OF FASHION.

Collars are ,growing high.
Wool embroidery is fashionable to
trim chldren's frocks.
The evening gowns of demitrain
length have straight clinging not In
curving lines. and a pigeon tall back.
Tucked and bordered cotton crepes OF
aimsy finish are the latest fabrics being
shown for lovely evening gowns for the
debutante.
Small bows of ruby red velvet fasten-
ed by a buckle of brilliants give
smart touch to black patent leather
slippers for evening wear.
Narrow strips OF jewels, whose color
matches the gown with which they are
to be worn, now outline black velvet
and satin slippers.
Motor wells from London are Of
double width now. and shade from deep
violet to palest green, and the color
scheme of the whole is rarely lovely.
Owing to the high cost of furs some
limitations are now on the market;
Zibelinette, for instance. is greatly used
for Innings. 1t looks like sable.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-05
A CHuRCH wEnDING.

All Saints Catholic church in East
Sibley street was the scene OF q very
pretty nuptial event this morning when
Miss Mayme Crittendon and Robert T.
Prior were united in marriage. The
hour for the ceremony was eight
o'clock. Miss Wayne Rahen presided
at the pipe organ and played a program
OF pretty music during the ushering of
the guests. The Bridal Chorus from
Lohengrin was played as the process
sional and the Mendelssohn Wedding
March was played as the occasional.
During the service the children's choir
rendered several beautiful bridal
anthems The Rev Father Edward F.
Barrett oficiated. using the ring cere-
mony of the church. Miss Gertrude
Northstrand served the bride as maid
of honor and the groom's only attend :
ant was Edward Schaller.
The bride was attired in a beautiful
costume OF white duchess satin AMI
lace and her long tulle veil was caught
to her hair with half wreath of lilies
of the valley. She will travel in tail
ored suit of blue broadcloth and will
wear hat to correspond. Miss North
strand wore a pretty gown of pink silk
and a large white beaver hat.
Following the ceremony at the
church the members of the bridal party
were entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Kane, lis Russell street.
Congratulations and best wishes were
extended the bride and groom after
which a wedding breakfast was served.
The tables were daintily appointed in
pink and white. the brides chosen
colorx.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prior will announce
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-05
A CONCERT.

One of the leading musical events of
the winter will be a concert given by
the English Opera Singers at the First
NJ f. church in Russell street Tues
day evening February 9Th. The con-
cert will be given under the auspices
of the Hammond Woman's Club and
will be the fourth in the series of en-
tertafnments planned by them for the
season. The fifth and last will be given
on the evening of February 22nd by
Ralph Parlette. humorist. A large
number of tickets have been disposed
of by the club women and it is expect
ed that many Hammond people will
hear the program tomorrow evening.
In the company is Walter w. Flora,
tenor, Charlotte Simpson. dramatitic
soprano, G. Ethel Hirt. mezzo-soprano
Harry c. Lombard, baritone and Earl
Foreman. pianist Their programs en-
brace scenes from the Popular Operas,
Grand operas, Gypsy Scenes. Sailor
Scenes. Sacred selections and selections
from the Oratorios. Several of the
scenes will be given in costumes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-05
A SURPRISE PARTY.

A very pleasant party was given as
a surprise to Mr.. Arthur Tweedel ut
his home, 80 Brunswick street. last Sat
urday evening in celebration of his
birthday anniversary. He received
many gifts in remembrance of the day.
Various games were played and the
honors In two contests were won by Mr.
Roy Tweedel Following the program
of games and music the guests were
invited into the dining room and scrv-
ed with a luncheon of two courses.
Covers were laid for the Rev. and Mrs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-05
SOCIAL NEWS FOR TUESDAY.

Mrs. George Whiting will entertain
the members OF the Golden Rod Club
at an afternoon pedro party Tuesday
at her home In BeaII avenue.
There will he meeting of the
members of the True Kindred Tues
day evcnig In I. o. o. Hall In state
street.
meeting of the members of Pro-
gressive Court No. 1863 Tribe of Ben
Hur will be held Tuesday evening i'm
the X. of II. Hall in south Holman
street.
The young women of the n. n. En-
broidery Club will be entertained by
Miss Gertrude Herhst mt her home
I'm south Holman street, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Clarence Elder will have AS
her guests Tuesday evening at her
home in Condit street, the members
of the Chiua Club.
The English Opera singers will
give concert at the First VI. r..
church In Russell street. Tuesday
evening under tn auspices of tn Ham
mond Woman's Club.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-05
MISS NICHOLS LECTURES HERE.

The members of the Hammond Wom-
ans Club met at the First Presbyter-
ian church in South Holman street Sat
urday. February Bird for their regular
bi-monthly meeting. The members of
the literature committee of which Mrs.
r. o. Winckler is chairman had charge
of the meeting. Mrs. George B. Sum-
nlers of Indiana Harbor opened the pro
gram with a vocal selection. which wa
beautifully rendered The members
then had the pleasure of listening to
Miss E. s Nichols of Chicago whose
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-05

their at home after their return from
the east They left Hammond today
for Detroit, Mich. and will visit in
Buffalo and Mia CARA Falls before re-
turning home. They expect to be alb
sent for two weeks.
The young people are prominent in
Hammon and vicinity and have many
friends who will extend them best
wishes and congratulations They re-
ceived many beautiful gifts in cut
glass. silver and hand painted china.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-05

talk on Woman Suffrage was one of
the most enjoyable ever delivered be-
fore the club. Miss Nichols is connect
ed with a Neighborhood Club on the
south side in Chicago and her pleasing
manner together with sler many per-
sonal experiences made her discourse
very instructive and interesting. The
Indictment weather kept many at home.
but those who did venture out felt well
repaid for doing So
Reporter for the day"
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San Francisco. Cal, Feb. Abe At
tell. the featherweight champion, who
arrived here today. declared he was
ready to quit the fighting game But
before his retirement. he said. he would
like to meet Knockout Brown and
Johnny Coulon in san Francisco In ad-
dition TO his twenty-round contest
with Johnny kilbane scheduled In Los
Angeles for Washington's birthday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-05
A STUDY MEETING.

The home of Mrs. Giles Warner in
Carroll street will be the scene of the
meeting Of the history committee OF
the Hammond Woman's Club this aft
ernoon. 1t is the afternoon for the
regular bi-monthiy meeting. The MEM
bers will follow their usual program.
The study is Russian Literature and
Mrs. S. Z. Swain has had the program
in charge.
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corner of Holman and Fayette streets.
They had a large assortment of cakes.
pies, cookies and bread and every arti-
Gle was sold. The members realized a
nice sum to be used for the benefit OF
the church Plans are being made for
a sale to be held in connection with
the regular meeting Wednesday in the
parlors of the church in Calumet ave-
nue. and another sale will be held Sat
urday, February 10th.
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MRS. HILL A HOSTESS.

The members OF the literature COM
mittee of the Hammond woman's Club
will enjoy thimble party tomorrow aft
ernoon, February 9Th at the hoe OF Mrs.
w A. Hill, 9e4 South Holman street.
The members are invited to bring the
needle work. The committee for the
day will give short literary program.
The members are asked to be prepared
to give a quotation from Dickens.
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A DINNER

Miss Myrtle Merryweather entertain
eded Mrs. Gerald Landon Finch OF
Seattle, Wash. and Miss IRA Hoover of
Hamilton Park. Chicago at dinner last
Saturday evening at her home in South
Holman street.
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cinity of Griffith, were business callers
in Hammond today. Mr. Ooms leaves
for Hull. n. D.. his former home. to-
night TO take up farming in that locali-
ty.
Mr.. August Peters of Highland, Ill.
was a Hammond visitor today and
made THE TIMES a call